Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 24

Haw Kids! Get your very own drinking cup free at Hardee's. This colorful drinking cup is Hardee's way of saying Merry Christmas to all of our -friends. The cup is made of sturdy, durable plastic and holds a big 14 fluid ounces. And it's yours free at Hardee's with the purchase of a-large soft drink. Hurry on down to Hardee's Where the burgers are charco-broiled, Hardees HAMBURGERS Upland Ave.

22nd Street Upland, Pa. Drinking Cup offer good while cups last; CHA lists priorities for Towers' occupancy JL person, family, $5,250, a By MARLENE FAZIO Daily Times Staff Writer CHESTER The, Chester Housing Authority A released a list-of priorities today 'or occupancy to the Twin Towers a a r.t expected to be completed in" March. Although board members, including CHA Chairman Joseph Battle, have continually said the family housing authority would not receive; criteria; for admittance from the Department of Housing and: Urban Development (HUD) until' 90 days before the buildings are -completed, several, sources, including federal officials, said preparation of-final priorities for ihe Towers was primarily ocal-board HUD issues "guidelines" to local authorities which include stipulations ''that, anyone living; U.S."who "meets low housing eligible for "admittance to public housing projects. GHA, however, working, within the guidelines of HUD, has the lower to place priorities on its occupancy requirements such as "a single resident living a Chester who is 62 or older" will be admitted Jirst to the Towers. CHA must get from HUD' before the priorities are' but there is no 90-day regulation.

The' 15- and 16-story' Twin Towers buildings being completed at llth and Edgmont will', provide housing for a individual' who is 62 years of age or over, or a family not exceeding two persons at least one of whom is. 62 years of age or older and the other and then displaced individuals or families. A disabled veteran is defined as one who is receiving a service connected disability compensation. Income specifications include a net income of not more than for a single displaced person; a -single nondisplaced residents who will be accepted in a similar manner disabled veterans, then veterans and finally individuals or families. And finally all elderly residents in the U.S.

meeting a displaced nondisplaced After displaced residents, -ripndisplaced city residents will be accepted in a similar manner with disabled veterans coming first; then veterans and finally other individuals or families. Next on the. priority list will be. displaced County lone to award pact the same requirements. At a Earleen recent CHA Mann of the authority's occupancy meeting housing department, said at least 512 city residents had already signed registration forms at the CHA office at 6 W.

6th Street, which indicates that the Towers' 300 units will easily be filled by Chester residents alone. Although tiie exact monthly rents has not been computed yet, CHA officials expect them to be about $50. Units at the Towers include efficiency and one-bedroom apartments. Newtown boy is honored EDDYSTONE Borough member of age. is at least 50 years council will award a contract for the borough's trash and garbage collection at a special meet- December, ing "set for 7:30 p.m.

Monday. Roy, a Three bids have been received Newtown for one-year contract. The bidders are John Blosinksi of Glen Riddle, Raymond Openaker of Aston and George H. Whiteman Jr. of Trainer, $13,500.

The occupation tax for people who earn less than $1,000 a year was repealed toy council after it received notice from the Association of Boroughs that NEWTOWN' wt iquare Rotary Club has namec toy H. Blackledge son Wr.and Mrs. Roy H. Blackledge 309 Fairview Newtown Square, "Boy of the Month" foi Highest priority will be given to Chester residents who have been displaced. A displaced person is defined as one who has been removed from their dwelling unit or received notice to move by government condemnation.

Highest priority under the displaced category will be given such exemptions are illegal. In other action, council: Set aside a page iit the borough's official minutes in memory of Councilman William P. Hewlings, who died Nov. 10. Approved a tax anticipation loan from Sbutheas National Bank of Chester.

Passed senior High at Marple School anc DELAWARE COUWTV (PA.) DAILY TIMES Thursday, December 17, 1970 25 JEWELERS You take it with THE ATTACHE' RADIO-PHONO by ERICAN Operate on batteries or AC; 3 speed phonograph FM-AM radio with' tone control Portable, in case, With batteries earphone. Reg, $29.95 LIMITED TIME ONLY enrolled it? the machine shop program at Marple Vocatipna Technical School, also received the Vo-Tech. Safety Award. An active inemer of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, (VICA) is also a member of the Vo-Tech choir, and: was in the cast of the senior play at Marple Newtown. He'plans to his father in the carpentry-construction business after completing his armed services requirements.

resolution making it mandatory for any to disabled veterans, then will utility to restore to its original Carol sing ASTON Girls in the 24 township Brownies, Cadette and Girl Scout troops will carol at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the Village Green shopping center. come veterans who have received an honorable discharge condition any street dug up in the borough. THE ORIGINAL FARMERS MARKET of DELAWARE CO. SANTA WILL BE HERE FRI.

SAT. NITE. FREE CANDY CANES. LOCATED IBOQTHWYN PA, OPEN DEC. 23, II la 10 DEC.

24, 10 to NOON to 11 DEC 30, 11 to 10 DEC. 31, 10 to 6 NOON ta 11 COUNTRY PRICES i ci UCH I NOW CAPONS DISCOUNT THIS WEEK SPECIAL GE COLOR TV's FRENCH PROVINCIAL 23" FtOOR MOOEL-Reg. $629 6E STEREO MODEL D42S9-Reg. TOY TEA TREE with 6 Cups, reg. $2.59 GE OUTDOOR CHRISTMAS LIGHTS (15) LIGHr SET.

Reg. $4.25 327 175 1.00 3.00 BOOTH "CiEMS" CHRISTMAS SPECIAL OFF ON ALL STAR SAPPHIRES EUROPEAN BAKERY Roll Roisin or Nut Pound Fruit Coke made with Rum-Cheese Rgbka RYE or PUMPERNICKEL BREAD Other Goodies Too Numerous to Mention. Freshness Guaranteed. NATE PAUL'S -204 GUMBY-HIS HORSE. WAGON ACCESSORIES complete only BOOTH Sea.

CHILDREN'S MAVERICK DENIMBELLS 7-14lrr's 2 for $5.00 GLOVES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY WOMEN'S SLACK'S, SUITS. to 52 TAYAWAYFOR CHRISTMAS! Add 90tos tat WliftM flpplTCADM ptin dipping on ordsrfc USE OUR VLAN-A-PAYMEirr'SYSTEM OPEH YOM CHARGE ACCOUNT NOW NOW 4 CONVENIENT IOCATIONS! GORDON'S TRI-STATE MALL S3 I '-'5 Naaman's Claymont Doily 1.0 A.M. to 10 P.M., Sun. 11 to 7 MAR-STAN'S JINPAINIED FURNITURE CHRISTMAS SALE NOW IN PROGRESS OVER 2000 GIFT SUGGESTIONS THIS YEAR GIVE A PRACTICAL GIFT WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH! FINISH IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS! BOOTH WOMEN'S X-LAR6E SLACKS 32-40, NYLON STRETCH DENIM BELLS MLUE ONLY GIRDLES NOW 6.98 $3.98 S2.98 TAKE IT WITH YOU AND CHARGE IT AT ONE OF THE LARGEST DISCOUNT STORES EXCLUSIVELY DEVOTED TO UNPAINTED FURNITURE OVER 2,000 ITEMS AVAILABLE READY TO FINISH SAVE NOW BUY NOW CHARGE IT Use Your BankAmertcard or Master Charge! V. -f master charge UN PAINTED FURNITURE DISCOUNT HEALTH A BEAUTY AIDS MILES SOUTH OF RT.

I ON RT. (THS WIIMINGTON-WEST CHESTER PIKE) 1 MIL! NORTH OF THE BRANDYWINE RACIWAY AT ELAM, PA. Super Stainless aiLLETTi BLADES for ISQPROPYL ALQQHOL 1 Pint 19i OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. TUESDAY, THURSDAY SATURDAY TILL 5:30 P.M..