Amvets Post #118 announces winners of art and essay contests

MORTON » The Harold Paul Saks Amvets Post #118 in Morton recently announced the winners of its Americanism art and essay contest for students. The students, usually recognized at the post’s Memorial Day ceremony, will instead be sent their awards due to the stay-at-home, nogatherings protocol in place.

This year’s winners of the flag drawing contest are: Audrey Macuilli, St. James Regional Catholic School; Juliet Lynn, Notre Dame deLourdes; David Bradley, St. James Regional Catholic School; Harlee Jones, Notre Dame deLourdes; Ellie Beccaria, St. Francis of Assisi: Grace Graham, St. Francis of Assisi; Madison Harper, Our Lady of Angels Regional Catholic School; Molly Ashenfelter, Our Lady of Angels Regional Catholic School; Dylan Hugo, Holy Cross; and Marie Cooper, Holy Cross.

Winners of the Poster Contest are: Kate Dodley, St. James Regional Catholic School; Paul Kutufaris, St. Francis of Assisi; Kasia Chaves, Notre Dame deLourdes; Gabriella Wisner, Notre Dame de Lourdes; Avery Beccaria, St. Francis of Assisi; Emma Regan, Our Lady of Angels Regional Catholic School; Carter Kollhoff, Our Lady of Angels Regional Catholic School; Jaidyn Williams, Holy Cross; and Nicholas Voight, Holy Cross.

Winners of the Essay Contest are: Jayne Larsen, Notre Dame deLourdes; Joshua Kilroy, Notre Dame deLourdes; John Hoyer, Notre Dame deLourdes; Lily Donahue,

Notre Dame deLourdes; Kevin Caroll, Notre Dame deLourdes; Lizzie Foran, St. Francis of Assisi; Sophia Gower, St. Francis of Assisi; Brenna Finan, St. Francis of Assisi; Mia Ciliberti, St. Francis of Assisi; Zachary Edwards, St. Francis of Assisi; Madelyn Carney, Our Lady of Angels Regional Catholic School; Mina Nguyen, Our Lady of Angels Regional Catholic School ; Laura Hendry, Our Lady of Angels; and Aydin Lai, Our Lady of Angels Regional Catholic School..

SUBMITTED PHOTO Pizza from Napoli Pizza and Pasta, 8445West Chester Pike, Upper Darby, was on the menu recently for Upper Darby police officers, thanks to the generosity of TruMark Financial Credit Union. The team at the credit union appreciates the Upper Darby Police Department’s efforts in keeping the community safe and also wants to support local businesses during these unprecedented times. Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, TruMark has sent food from local food establishments to area hospitals, police departments and ambulance crews in Delaware, Montgomery, Bucks, and Philadelphia counties. Pictured at Upper Darby Police Department, ready to enjoy their complimentary meal, are, left to right, officers David Cullen and Joe DiFrancesco, Sgt. Laina Stevens and Officer Stephen Ford.