Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 11

HOT HJNCH DEBBIE DE SHULLO (right), 1, lunch. CAROL LYN K1ER1N nninclies on her sandwich. Last yeat, the state Department of Instillation said that children buying lunch at school should leceive a.hot.meal even if the school a cafeteria lacilities. With two schools in this category--the one room 0 School and Locust lary School in Twin Oaks, where are four grades--the Chi- Chester Joint School District had a. problem.

Its solution? The district purchased special hot pack units to transport tlie food from the high school cafeteria each day to these schools. In the Locust Hill School the children are served from tables set up in the wide corridor. They receive their lunch on gaily colored compartment trays. William Zwicr, Mrs. James Halloway and Mrs.

Charles Garehan, school employees, serve the students. An average of 75 children, about one half the enrollment, are served daily. The others' bring their lunch "or go home. "Of course," says Mrs. Garehan, "we have a big line when we serve hoagies.

Spaghetti is also a favorite." On the day these pictures were taken the menu was homemade vegetable soup, ham salad sandwich on Kaiser roll, milk, choco- 1 brownie baked apple i Chichester District students, receive the meal and milk for 30 cents. The school lunch program is under the auspices of the federal school lunch program. The government provides foods at a minimal cost to help schools serve a balanced meal, says Miss Victoria cle, director of the school sy- tem cafeterias. BERNARD BANNISTER, 8, selects piece of cake. Daily Times Pholos By Walt Chernokal 1 mXUVAKK COUNTY (PA.) DAILY TIMKS, WT.

15, 1965 PAGE 11 She's in the Vanguard Of Business Women By SALLY GRASBEKGF.R Daily Times Correspondent I A in the tnst 50 years women have invaded-- ami successfully-- so tunny fields here- (ofore held peculiarly sacred to the male that we are hardlv surprised when we hear of another one. Be thai jis ii may, the operation by a woman' of a Ion" distance moving and storage company is, in understate t'lie case, imiisual-cspecinlly so as it has been on' for 25 It was in 19-lfl thai Mrs. Fva Winters, 219 Manchester one half-Ion used truck and a helper, started a business which now employes men and two women office as- sistanis. MRS. WINTERS' first conlnict wci'e with Railway Express and local stores and tor sev- era I years she herself drove the truck and made deliveries.

She recalls vividly cold win- II ters when she drove nil e1 truck and took in laundry at night to expand iier busi- Toiay she no longer does the driving, hut in every other way she is very much "in the fe driver's seal when ii comes to supersiving physically mid ml- mmislrativcly every dctnil of her still growing business. She now speclalizcsim moving individual families. In addition IH she has contracts with many Hi area businesses to transport em- ploycs and their families who Pi are trnnsferrcd to other cities and stnics. WINTERS also handles details of the considerable real Hi estate she owns for rental pur- poses. fH Although she spends most of her days in shirts and slacks, she lias lost none of her innate i i and enjoys clothes ns much as any of her IH SCXi aml a i e.

she looks younger than her years using her woman's she refuses i i vtilge their number publicly. a A devoicd mother and grand- '0' her son, a a who she I I i i i i i dim niui- mother, she has iwo married tH children and a single daughter, a junior in Media High School. Their many pictures in her at- traticlive home, where she also has her office, speak eloquently of her pride and love for them. iMrs. Kva i of sonic business papers Susie SHE IS assisted huho business i wllHnnncss to work llpr sn Buffet Staled FOLCROFT--A buffet supper will be staged by the Delaware County Blockley Nurses Club at 7 p.m.

Monday in the home of Mrs. Wilbur Henderson, 501 Willows Ave. has been a help and by since his childhood. Mrs. Winters is member loves (he Parent Teacher Association, the Holler Business Bureau and the Media liuslncss imd Professional Association, When ilmc permits, she enjoys horseback riding, the nils ing of chicks and on her a in Tliombury and! the collecting of antique glass When asked how she tines it all, she shrugs expressive shoulders and says.

"Oh, anyone can harder a most nnd the de- lermlnmlon to provide a better life opportunity (or tssistanls timed re do It If they wnnl to." Mrs. Karl of Swnrth- uiore and Mrs. Roy p. Magn i a i of Newtown, will nsslst the hosic-ss when the Philadelphia Suburban Chapter of Delia Delta Delta I mcels 12:30 l.m: Wedries- LLL, maybe any ono the homa of Mrs Char- granimg the brains io sun lies 1'crrln of Philadelphia. Engagement Announcements Herald FutureWuntiaTs rltlPtffllt Nis parents are Mr.

and I i Aflf.m I ITOm west a i i Stivitts Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Fine- Gol1 ey Beacom School of TQH, I ness, Wiimmgton, he is serving Avenue Two the Air Force at Lackland Rumson, N.J., have announced 1 Air Force Base, Texas. Louis Massey.

3444 Naamans "cCoy, CoSgrOVe Creek Road. A graduate of Chi- Chester Hish School and the of their daughter, Miss'Eileen Doris Finegan, to Lewis Stivitts Jr. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H.

Stivitts, 107 Ash ployed in the The bride-elect is also a graduate of Chichester High School and is attending Goldey Beacom School of Business. She is em- SPRINGFIELD-Mr. and Mrs. George W. McCoy, 209 Highland have announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Beverly L.

McCoy, to Michael J. p. Cosgrove, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cosgrove, 712-1 Locust Upper Darby.

from Vest Catholic High School! College. He is employed by the and Briscoe Carlton i a B. Brown of Iwill take place Oct. 30 at the office The bride-to-be is a graduate Springfield High'School and is 1 in the Philadelphia i Bank Computer Cen- A graduate.of St. James Highj No date has been selected former, Philadelphia.

1116 1 8 HCT a iiate school at New York University, Sterling Forest. N.Y. He is a member of Tau Kappa Ep- siion fraternity and is a metallurgical engineer with the Interr national Nickel Co. Sterling Forest. Miss Finegan was graduated from Rumson-Fair Haven Regional School City Medical Center School iShe is on the nursing staff Momefiore Hospital, the-Bronx; N.Y.

January wedding in Rumson -is planned. Mrs. Mitchell M. Cemer, Philadelphia. 3 2nd t.

No date has beer, set for the; Miss Hayes' attended the Uni- weddm g- versity of Arizona and was ww graduated from Cheyney State HayeS, KrOWn College. She is attending grad- school at Temple Univer- CHESTER--The marriage ofjsity and is teaching at the Long- Miss Lorraine Carter Hayes, strcth School, Philadelphia. She daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a member of Alpha Kappa old Hayes of Teec Nos Pos, 1 Alpha sorority.

Her fiance, also a graduate of Chcyncy State College, attended the Fcls Institute the University of Pennsylvania. He is a student at the Tyler School of Temple University and is a teacher at West Philadelphia High School. llepltron RIDLEY TOWNSHIP Mr and Mrs. Nicholas R. Calderone, Edgewood Folsom, have announced the engagement! fc" of their daughter.

Miss A. Calderone, to Richard L. Hcpbron. He Kendall 'the late R. Hcpbron.

of their daughter. Miss A graduate of Rockhail Higtv Kirven, to Bin- School, he Is employed by i Mower. San Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.i of Mr antl Mrs. Frank Mower. The bride was gradu- 3731 Susan Lane, Brookhavei alcd from Ridley Township High A graduate of EtWystonc KJah iffiW.

lh h001 is emptoycd by the CHESTER Mr. and Mrs. is the son of Mrs. Edith i A Kirven. 1007 Parker ill of Rockhail, and fuwc iuul the cnguge- ite R.

Henhron of their daughter. No date has been selected for the wedding. Massey CHICHESTER The engagement of Miss Beverly Ann McAbee to James Edward Massey has been announced by her parents, and John 921 Thornton Road. Miss Kirven was gradiutfed from Chester High School and is employed by the Vertol Division of the Boeing Co. No date has been set for "the wedding.

EILEEN I A (fat BEVERLY MC ABEE BBVKRLY MC COY LORRAINE HAYES CALDEROXE BENNIK KKRVEN Missionary Speak Miss Marion Oavjj, msslonary to Zambia, Africa, will show slides at the annual fail 5 Service Guild rally at 6-30 i Tuesday in Fi rst rc sby- i a Church. I A smorgasbord supper will be served. Missionary sewing and can- jeer dressings made by guild will be dedicated and 'a special faith offering received..