The Morrell Park Civic Association will be holding its monthly meeting tonight at 7:30pm in Christ the King Parish Hall.

Officers:

President: Ed Shonewolf
Vice President: Mark Canning
Treasurer: Jim Dillon
Recording Secretary: Joyce Landauer
Asst. Secretary: Andrea Kennedy

Does Morrell Park Civic Association have a website?

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Eventually, but for right now information can be found here for the Civic Association and Town Watch:


http://www.nephillyonline.com/cdps/cditem.cfm?NID=10274

Thanks... One more question... do you happen to know the official boundaries of this Civic Association? I would like to add it to my map.

Thanks again.

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Who is the Morrell Park named after?

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http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/be30300653

That answer I do know... Edward Morrell, a former Congressman and his wife who was a Drexel. So basically, a couple of rich people.

Morrell Park is a nice neighborhood in the far northeast.

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1. The members of Town Watch were presented with their certificates and ID badges.
Volunteers are welcome to help maintain an active Town Watch program. The Town Watch operates Friday and Saturday nights 10-12 and 12-2.

2. Conversation about two development projects by the Frankford Torresdale Country Club. First, the sale of 20+ acres behind Mitchell Park and the creation of an access road between John Hancock Demo School and Mitchell Park. Second, The sale and development of Country Club property which has been zones R2 and R3 for the creation of duplex's and an access road off of Whitehall Lane/Chesterfield Road. Bob Barrilli from Councilman O'Neill's office spoke about the gossip, rumor and speculation, basically stated there has been no confirmation of development of either project, but since we are the eyes and ears of the community if we do see anything, we should contact O'Neill's office immediately 215/686-3422

3. 50/50 tickets were sold and Mr. Barrilli had the winning ticket, he donated the winnings back to the Civic Association.

Lauren Fritsky from the Northeast Times was in attendence, so I expect to see at least a little write-up next week.