Pa Election Results 2009,Pa Elections 2009

Pa Election Results 2009,Pa Elections 2009 School Director Region 2 Ruth A.

Pa Election Results 2009,Pa Elections 2009

School Director Region 2

Ruth A. Dierolf     830

School Director Region 3

Gwendolyn W. Semmens 1,713

School Director Region 3 (2 yrs)

Donna L. Usavage 1,779

District Judge 38-1-06

Donna Haas 2,140

Henry J. Schireson 2,986

District Judge 38-1-07

Kathleen M. Valentine 4,158

District Judge 38-1-09

Bill Maruszczak 2,257

District Judge 38-1-12

Edward C. Kropp Sr. 2,608

District Judge 38-1-13

Frank Bernhardt 4,034

District Judge 38-1-15

Francis J. Lawrence Jr. 1,215

District Judge 38-1-17

Kenneth E. Deatelhauser 4,848

District Judge 38-1-20

Cathleen Kelly Rebar  5,501

District Judge 38-1-28

Ed Levine 2,757

Harold D. Borek 2,764

District Judge 38-2-04

Karen Zucker 4,576

Douglass (Mont.)

SUPERVISOR

John G. Stasik Jr. 717

Fred Theil 642

Limerick

SUPERVISOR

Michele McCauley-Chrisman 1,065

Thomas Roache 1,033

Thomas J. Neafcy Jr. 1,212

Kara Shuler 1,210

SUPERVISOR (2 yrs)

Annamarie Chestnut 1,122

Joseph St. Pedro 1,195

Lower Pottsgrove Commissioner

James Prendergast 404

Michael McGroarty 1,156

James Kaiser 796

Lower Pottsgrove

Keith Diener 809

Scott Gilroy 810

Methacton School Director

John L. Andrews   2,263

Howard Jones    5,150

S. Christian Nascimento 5,080

Herb Rothe 3rd    4,999

Jim Phillips          3,213

Perkiomen Township

SUPERVISOR

William E. Patterson 686

Dean M. Becker 654

Perkiomen Valley referendum

Yes    2,328

No      1,549

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Sesame Street Anniversary,Big Bird

Sesame Street Anniversary,Big Bird: Sesame Street and Big Bird celebrate their 40th anniversary today.

Sesame Street Anniversary,Big Bird:Sesame Street and Big Bird celebrate their 40th anniversary today. Big Bird and Sesame Street came to television on November 10, 1969 and through the Jim Henson characters have captivated generations of tv audiences.

At 40, Sesame Street is the longest running children’s program on US television.

In the 1960s, the Carnegie Institute following a proposal by Joan Ganz Cooney gave $8 million to establish the Children’s Television Workshop and deliver new programming. Additional funding came from Ford, the US Government, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

The show was promoted before its air date with a 30 minute trailer that would air on NBC called This Way to Sesame Street. When the show aired, it would quickly earn a 3.3 Nielsen rating.

Big Bird would appear on screen with First Lady Pat Nixon in 1970. Jim Henson has since explained that the character played by Carroll Spinney in a suit is not a muppet.Big Bird’s breed has also been in dispute, thought to be a canary, but later explained as more of a condor.

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