The Conshohocken Recorder, August 16, 1949

              Stye €onsl)ol)0chcn Recorder
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7927.
Honors Given
Auxiliary
At State Meet
MM. (MMMM Gflli
Suit** Lr^ioii Award;
Is INuiiinl I)»l««iiitf
■flMn came the way of the
American legion Auxiliary. John F
DeHaven Post. 129, at the annual
slate convention of Legion post:
and auxiliaries, last week at Pitts-burgh
Mrs A. P Cardamone, 232 West
lllh Avenue, former presideu' of
Hie local auxiliary, former head of
the Montgomery-Bucks County
Council of auxiliaries, and present
.state auxiliary sub-chairman for
Valley Porge Generul Hospital, re-ceived
an award from the state
Legion in connection with the Leg-ion
[nippy program Mrs. Citrda-mone
was one of two delegates from
the local unit at the event
In addition. Mrs Cardamone was
named a state delegate to the na-tional
American Legion Convention
In Philadelphia opening August 28
and continuing until September 2
MR. Vernon Wynne. 342 West
Tenth Avenue, president of the
Montgomery-Bucks County Council
of Legion Auxiliaries, and a past
president of the local unit, repre-senting
the two-county iiricanira-tion
at the convention, served a- ..
■sergeant-at-arms at all session*
Mrs Cards-nones award from
the state Legion was a combination
portable-stationery type radio. The;
ion was made by State!
Commander Larry Trainer, at a
convention session
KCPERVISFD POPPV MAKING
In her post as Valley Porge Hos-pital
chairman In the state aux-illary.
Mrs. Cardamone supervised
the annual Legion poppy project, in
which materials for the crimson
flowers distributed during the Mem-orial
Day period are furnished i he.
hoRuitailzed veterans without
charge, by the Legion. Hospitalized;
veterans, who desire the work,
make the popples, receiving one cen>'
for each poppy.
The quota for Valley Forge this
year was between 180.000 and 200-
000. With Mrs Cardamone if.gct-ing
the project, the Valley Forge i
veterans went well over their quota,
with si total production of 204.700 ■
A report of Mrs. Cardamone's ■*>
tivitles. as Valley Forge nub-chair-!
man. appeared in "The Annual",
the yearly publication of the state,
Legion Auxiliary, distributed at the
(Miiveniion IO every delegiiie A copy
will be sent to each auxiliary unit.
Mrs. Wynne was presented, at tlu
sessions, with a .personal cash
award in heading the Council
which contributed most amoiiK the
;went\-eight In Che state, to 'he
presidents' project, rehabilitation
work at Lebanon Hospital
Mrs, Paul Sheppard. Cold Point
president of the local unit, was a
delegate to the PltUsburtch sessions
Mrs Sheppard and Mrs. Carda-mone
motored there last Tuesday
with Mr Sheppard. and returned
Saturday night.
Mrs. Wynne Is acting as chair-man
of badges and ribbons at the
annual convention in Philadelphia
and in that capacity, sat In nn
many of the committee meetings in
preparation for the event. Accom-panied
by Mr Wynne, an alter-nate
delegnte to the Legion «ess|r>ns.
Mrs Wvnne motored" to Pittsburgh
Insr Tuesday and returned Sunday
night, after a weekend visit vftfl
relatives at Bedford Surlngs.
COMSHOHOCKN. PA.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 16. 19 FIVE CENTS
>fc here Proposed Boulevard Extemiofl \X ill Join Exprenway Playgrounds
PlanCJosinjj
Events
^,'l;i;,OM,|,M',imLiind Owners
Halt Sidewalk
In \\ hitemarsh
Sii|M>rt.»i.r* Onlcr
Joseph Grim W 426 New Klin
Street, was sworn In as n tggftpgr>
nrv poll ■ > lit lis Hii: ■
I - I » ; gess Kllas L S Blalr and wrnt I JaaY IjYtMllS "" ,,lllv ■* "*»»'«"<
" was precipitated by the hospital-
"tloodliM PaHitV Sri ■■'■'""'■ -*■ ■.,Kirruklepaot-l
1 <>r Tomorrov, VII Din ■',', ,il,m ■*" Survei To l>« Irrniiiir
«OkN cSeven IIMl;i\ JLenten ■■•ngt■'h :l"' ''''iMiniw-.n s.^iI-.iIiHi'%- imti<»>niiii--ninr -\«\-in•>
t he borough I
Playground queens on each ot\lor a v,:'1" M" has nerved as | t'oiiMru, -non o, the "pcfsoaV OJa->
.,.,- on guxUUr] pom t ooacoi In
Iheir official 'ith otl PrUa) aftOI ■ '
rful exevcuKM The "'■ :
mmm Md their itt«mdajrti van "' ■•'■ m" -no father of
Fleeted by popular vote at each of *» children He has boon tonplotod
the pluv ecu'.i -,.,,,,■ UH ,,V 'll' J«»« Lees Mil, of ■■*■%■
pooM iii.ti.it- The trarioue pro* I*"' !l" :,|i I
irams planned by the children
snd iheir Instructors ami pri tUsxJ W^m I) I*
before the queen and In i HOT F ||*l" I llllf
DaawJdaal Miiginu iiniM' ill numbers,
nivnt. and various
i ompstKlooi
I was well attended by both chil-dren
and ad'.tt
Tuda>. •• r.< I
girls visited the Philadelphia
'Zoo" The vacation trip, spoil
•e
Unit F sred
I rj£«- hiw-t mnjKiiii
*ored bv the playground* started 1 Ul.lt 111 I n« ll-lllli-it
10 a m from the Mary Wood '
irmiil i.i. asalh M i MTinaiitown
Pike. Whltenmrsh Township,, has
ocen cielnved gg several abulMti"
pragMrtj owners who have v,ariied
I linl tin-v w ill O..I i nt ..ii. in. >>
loi Milcw.tlk piBpaMI Work was lit
■ MRBb)
This »n. revealed last Rsflfal IgJ
gftgfgfl Hitix-rvisiii, when
UkgJ .'oii.iiiinl in .i it. ..umieiiilai-ti
imm S.il.cinn Khncr Mellges
Pictured is a model of par) of llir nru s.n IMHHMXI Seliuylklll Fxpresswas on dbplay i!n» week In the LitUe (iallery si (iimbel'*.
Shown in tin tore«rnund Is in. proptmed new City Line Bridge, and below II are the F.asl Full* Bridge, and the Boalevard fcxlen-
MINI Bridge. The Expremsw^i is lo be located along the west bank of the Srhuylklll and will extend northward from t'nlverslts
Avenue In South Philadelphia lo City Line. There it will connect with the Valley l-gssn F.xpressway. which will rarry traffic U
and from the eastern terminus of the Pennst Ivania Turnpike near King of Prussia, touching part of West i onshohnckrn snd fnllow-
Ing a mule beyond the Matsenforri Bridie ajuni the Wesl Bank of the Srhuylklll.
\ I'riiMMHh \l W ildwuod.
Ella Ma vGrahofcOur "Miss Teen-Age
lakes Part In Annual liestat Parade
What
Do You
Think?
i . > a> ..uli.i.1) -inii-r ,f rhe ' 'xi'h'ih.i krn Recorder'!
Miss Abbotts Teen-Agr Content, waves s goodbye as she left
Philadelphia's Cftv Halt ragl Friday lor WIMwnod, N. J.. where she
was unt 'if I tourl of treii-acr hoslenses at the annual Wild-wood
Ha by Parade. Artiinipunnin her wrre her mother. Mrs.
Benjamin Ciraliam, of West ( onshohocken. 14-year-old Margaret
lolhii'. and Miss Fliuibelb Q ( •tlllnv who rrtiresented The
Kerurdrr on the trip. ^^
The Reeonler Asks:
HJ ownership of a tt In
set kept you at home more than
before you had II?
The Public Annwer*:
Mrs. C. Matteurri. Ill Maple
Street: Ye*,, 1 think It has had
the "stay-at-home" effect on our
entire family. We have had our
set about two months, and. of
course, after the novelty of owner-ship
wean off, there is a slight
drlfUna; away, for we do have
other Interests. But for the niml
part. I can tee a deBnlte change
in the amusement and entertain-ment
habits of the family.
1 do think television is more
conducive to VYinle "staying at
home" than it is liable to affect
Summertime activities. Our two
beys like the baseball games best
of all, and the rest of the fsmily
prefers general entertainment.
BV KU7.A8I.Tl; <i. OQUJN*
It was exactly high noon last
Friday, when the red-leather-seat-id
I luck Bulck convertible. Its tan
top dewn moved slowly up th"
wood-slat led ramp on to the long
wide Wildwood boardw.i!
Black - and - red- lettered white
banners on e'lher side of U
ing new car. h.f
"Miss Aboott. Taen A«
shohocken. sponsored by the Coo-i
shchocken Recorder and WFIL
Perched like a little pru
i the tonneau was pert, pretty £ha
Hay Graham. 13-year-old daughier
of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Orahat:i
Pine and Airy Streets. West Con-ibOBOCfcggl.
and ConshohiK.ten Hikl
School freshman, rmincd Consho-bockafl
Miss Teen-Age In a
:.piriled contest ondusted by The
Kererder last Spring
Taking Its place with ten com-panion
top-do\iin convertibles, each
bearing a Miss Teen Age from othei
I nearby communities, the "teen-imc
| motorcade, which left City Hall
'shortly beforr 9. served a.i a spec-
' lal wind-up feature of the Jersey
' resorl's 39th annual Baby Parade.
: which this year attracted a
tteoni of, 40.000 persons—largest
ever—lining the route of the board-
{walk pageant-ou-wlieels. four snd
j five deep. The visiting Miss Teen-
, agers were hostesses at the big
yearly event
Mrs George Moore, ll South
Warner Road. Country Acres; No.
I think the main reason we have
not found that to be the case is
that we seldom go out for enter-tainment
And from that, it more
or leu follows that we bought the
television set (or home entertain-ment.
The programs we're most in-terested
in? Well, right now It's
baseball. And our eldest child?
Howdy Doody. of course, and the
cowboy movies.
Benjamin Cusrino. tM W—1
Slash Avenue: 1 think my parents
do stay home more to watch the
shows. As for m-sclf it has not
affected me that way. I like tele-vision,
but 1 find myself roing
to homes of friends e-ho have
television. In other srords, 1 still
seek my companions of pre-tele-vlslon
days.
Television sets a pattern in a
family's activities, for members of
the family will Mai home to see
Continued on Page Four i
borough Ambler Glenslde. Jeiik-
Intown, Haverford Overbrook. Up-
T'onMnued on Page Four.
Alan Wood Vnuo
2."> Watrlimrii
Appointment of 25 ntvn
men for the Alan Wood Steel Oom-panv
property In Upper Merlon and
Plymouth Township and Conslioho-rken
was approved yesterday bv
Tresldent Judge Harold G K».. hi
Those named include Francis M
Heston. James Y Beheld, Charles
f-rintz. John v'andergriM. Henr\
Bechtel. Prank Miller. Atwood Orkf-
(iii Fdward Burns, Samuel Lartfe.
William Detwtler. Arthur Km-'v
John Hyuoski, Samuel OouUer,
Robert Madaru. Ralph Bruno. Wil-ham
Archibald Wesley Kern. Leon-ard
Laverty. Michael Brodoski,
Francis Farrell. James Harris. John
Oaston, Charles Kedtiek. RgyuujtHi
Kelso and Raymond Rorlenhatinh
Reillys Here
On Brief Visit
W ill I cave TomorruH
For I'm i in Rico
Arriving here Thursday for a
brief visit with his mother. Mrs
Nora Reily. 308 Spring Mill Ave-nue.
Captain John R Rellly. of
San Juan. Puerto Rico, will leave
t'.morrow with his wife and sons
Michael, 3, and Philip Martin. 2
months old. for a stay In the South.
prior to returning to Puerto Rico.
August 31
They will go first to Montgomery.
A:nboma. for a visit with the :-ar-ci.
Lsul Mrs Reiily, the iormer Mary
Lots Brassell. who served with the
Women's Marine Corps in Wmld
War II.
Leaving the children with their
grandpurents. t.n plain and Mrs
Rellly will continue to New Orleans,
where tbey will spend several days.
They will alto visit the home ol
Miss •■Mickey* Autln. who served
with ICrt. Reillv in the Women's
Marines Miss Autln's father heads
the Autln Packing Company, at
Houma. Louisiana, where Rev John
McShane. former West Consho'io-c';
en resident. Is pastor of St Lucy's
Catholic Church Captain and Mrs
Rellly plan to visit the clergyman
Th- former local airman and
. | • -time m Matthew's High School
pthlete brought news of his recent
rdvancement to the post of assis-tant
chief pilot of the Caribbean
Airlines, whose air routes run he-
'Continued on Page Fouri
Get* Stale Pout
Joseph Aldinger. Keys Avenue.
Harmonville. has been appointed to
a post in tho State Auditor Oener-al's
Department. Ucyd Wood, chalr-
BUtO oi tne Republican Co-mty
Committee, announced today Al-c".
n6er. who is Republican Cominlt-ieetnan
in Plymouth
West OiBtrlct. will begii his new
duties in U)r Pl-.iladaTpliU office Oil
September 1
Rotarians
Plan Clambake
Outing loiiiorruw
Al Kicas Kami
j The annual clambake which
members of the Conshohocken Ro-tary'
Club look forward to each
| August will lake place tomorrow
I nigh* at the Freas farm on the
IS:ippsck Creek The social cum-i
mlttee under the chairmanship of;
■ Samuel W DeMedlo reports a large '
number of reservations for the ca-tered
nutlng
Although the clambake will not
be served until 630, the Ml ol
Rotarians to the Freas farm wil:
.start in mid-afternoon and sports
events will afford entertainment in
, the way of quoits, baseball and >
swimming for those Interested.
i The regulnr Monday meeting of
the Conshohotkcn Rotary Club was<
not held last nluht and all atten-tion
to lUl weeks program has
been directed in tomorrow's outing
Next week's regular meeting at
Ridueaay Gardens on Monday
night will feature the showing of a
film 'The Price of Freedom
, through the courtesy of Lee Rub-ber
A Tire Corporation.
The last meeting of August will j
be held August 29 when the Ro-'
tartans will travel to Shlbe Part u>
witneas the Phillies-Chicago game
immediately after the 0 o clock din-!
has been served.
Police i»» |M»i i
Quiet Weekend
A miner auto ccllislon an t ■
stolen wallet were reported to i>o-llce
in the past several days.
Earl R Williams, 7101 Ridge Ave-nue.
Roxborough. operating a cm
owned by Henry Mcllwee. propn.'ni
oi Hank's Restaurant. 81 Pa', el le
Street, struck a car piirked on the
11 -4ii Friday night Oporwtnr Oi
the parked car was Peter Boychuk,
Narclssa Road. Cold Point The
car belong? to Rube WeBer, Mil-itia
Hill Koati. Cold Point Thei
were no personal injuries
Robert Butler, 123 West Sixth
Street. Bridgeport, reported lo Of-
■'( i : Clmile- Marwood thai his
ualtet was missing frOrn shore
hi had left It on the seat of a car
when he parked on Fayette street,
between First and Second Ave-nues
Thursday about noon The
wallet contained vaiuab .
s;nd money
2<r-Year (Jluh
Takes Boat Trip
Members of the 30-Year Club of
John Wood Manufacturing Com-pany
took lo u boat to escape QM
heal Saturday, when they made
their annual outing this year to
Bridgeport. Connecticut. Leaving
here by bus. the men traveled to
I Jersey City, where a chartered ex-cursion
boai look them to Bridge-port
A motor tour of the city was the
hlghllKht of the visit Dinner ww
served on 'he boat durlnt' thr n-turn
tnp
The 20-Year Club was organized
in 1038 Members have held an out-ing
annually since then 117 of the
184 members made the trip Satur-day
Chairman of the trip was
Jerry Tanclni
CoWfMOStm To PifiiiV
The Montgomery County Car-penters
picnic will be held Satur-day
at Mermaid Lake, near Center
Square The county event will
replace for local carpenters, the
picnic held annually by Local 1595.
Carpenters and Joiners, who in-stead,
decided to Join with other
locals in staging the yearly even;
Luncheon and supper will be pro-vided
under the auspices of ths
committee, which comprise." offl-cers
ol tnis and other locals Harry
1 Clemens, of Gladwyne, la general
chairman Local residents on the
committee Include Francis Clark
! president of Local 15B5. Humbcr;
DeStefano, council delegate. John
, Rahm. Jr. recording sei |
i program of sports and contests has
I been arranged
GrastnaaswfsM Tomorrow
Wlllnim Landis. 714 Fa
Street. Conshohocken photograph-er,
is one cf a class of 120 to be
vradunted p] Sprln;; Garden Instl-
I lute. Philadelphia, tomorrow night
. Ralph Kelly, president of the Phil-adelphia
Chamber of Commerce.
w lit deliver the commencement ad-dress
at exercUes to be held at ttM
Broad wood Hotel at 8 15
Landis Is one of the nine stu-dents
zi'*duatinK m a course IP
photogThiiny
ill Leave
For Japan
Wife Of gfjt Vol|»r
To Join llii-li.iinl
The wife of a Conshohocken
Ainu airman, stationed In Ja'-an.
will leave Thursday en the first
lap of the ion- journey across
lnnd and sea to Join him.
Mrs Robert Volpe, 82 Pones I
Mreet. wil! make the trip from litre
■>■• Seattle. Washington, by train
From Seattle she will go bv A irei
tc Mlsawa. in the northern part
rt the island of Honshu There.
Staff Sgt Volpe Is serving as air-plane
inspector with the 49th Fight-e,
Group. Ninth Squadron. Army
Air Forces He has been based there
fifteen months and exi>ect« tn re-main
at least ancrlier
wife plans to stay as long as he
is there.
The former Mis Rose Clare Spano
of Ambler. Mr& Voljie wed the air-man
on November 8 1MB She has
made* her home since with hi-.
partntt*, Mr and Mrs Alfred Volpe.
;it the Forrest street address The
trip to the Orient vtll raajM
than two weeks.
After rervlnn four years with
th* Armv in World War U. Stall
SKI Volpe continued in the Army
Heserve He re-enllsted m 1047 and
has eighteen months vet
^ i votae a tended Conshchock-en
High School and Is a gndlnltt of
St John's High School Manavink
where lie played on th-team
FollowinK his .'raduatnm hf
w-orkfd fcr a short Mum »' John
Wood Manufarturlnv Company, en-tisttnK
at 17. He was out of rail-uarv
service for a year prior to
ic-enhsiinB
Frer Movio \lomluy
The annual free show at the
Rian t Thea t*r. open to all boys
and girls who attend any of the
borough's seven public playgrounds
will be held next Month,
at 10 at the theater, E w Kt
inger. manager, announced today
It is one of the highlights of the
playground season here
■ Gallant Bes.«", one of the Rneat
horse dramas ever filmed, and care-fully-
selected cartoons will tntfll -
hundreds of >
expected to attend
t!inl a survey be made of the Slate's
n^hl-Mt-wiu u, ,li[.iiiitne the de-
III.nr ooundary line ol the pm-raaOq
^nt-walk Tlie walk will be
luilll .•Iilirelv OH the State- light-of-
way. permission having been se-cured
by the Miliervisors
Park and ended ai..un,l 1 p m 8U.W ,ow(iri| „.r *t riassstlAis of ai No Indication was g.ieii lUUafJB
The trip includ.d ■ pi. in. u.nui ,,T^L .„ „ J» . * »ng the -mount ol mm- the survey
enjoyed in a picnic grove at ' >»""' *rrr '•k' will consume, but work will be ilone
"Zoo " Mis.- ido, a en and extensive plans for In-]
iL- ouickiv as possible Construe lion
member cif the pttjfgrouild >tun . leasing tlie efficiency and safetv|<'( the sidewalk has arisen from a
,mmaaUls satl^tthaeSTC7—.'" ^T'h"e',1!t"u,1p *w"ais' '„' ,„flt„w-.ngh„tU, ly methods lb .em.al,■ Ph,?"*pro*vZid£ed** fot,r,al%«ch-f^*l *ch"il2dre2n
under the general nineo, at a s,»eciai meetluji ni y nQ nu|S( lrBvr, O,rm-ntowll p,ir
Oeorge T Jackson, playgnmnd <ii- iiie rt-feti'h -[nrmrd Pire Chiefsju- get to Barren Hilt Sch.-il
fector Association, and the Whltemarah The OldewiHl is t.. bt > ..ti-im. •».!
"Goodbye Parlies' are being i> wnahip aupervLsnrs Saturday af- '" ''"mi>h-led Masjea, .i.t.-immeil kg
planned for tomorrow on all local. ,„„„_ ,„ ,, .,., , DHBI "i muds available
playgrounds The programs will ,prnoon tI5 "" VMntemarsh Town- n... sui^rMsors nu-.essecl the fare
vary on the different grounds but "''n building, \i\\w% of the life lawronoa pen-v.
ll! Include events at various. At the suggestion Of Oscar A '""i plans »| fhree miller officer*
during the day Sports en- Kottler secretarv-treasurer of the standardising the gSaOotoi <»n all
men' and on me- mil \»- the i moo t the furce at a value ol
highlights of the day tOwWMp supervisors, repreaet.iai- M000 mt m^ ^ 11u, |Ha1( ,.„,,.„
M\KI>I (iHAS HISNFRs ilve* of ,"1' m'' ""iipanies irmn unefitinN are Chief Edgar E Mlt-wlr.,,..
-i the u7rfir.« „o ,m'° to*n,"llls P*"*1' *»rwd "'chell. Bat John I^bold. and Oflirer
FZH n inu '' k' OtW-UHH police UeM Frankentlekl
rTioay IOIIOH ,)hrcp j^p^ lo theiT compiuWs in an ThfL ,ownjm|„ wi)| proceed against
Elm Street Balloon "gin winner, ffTorl to effect such an organixai- tay payers dellnqueni in their fire
William Mathls. peanut race win- ion as soon as possible At present,, indrant accounts for IMS Oscar A
I.I Man.iri nraham rsMtutna win- only the Harmoni .tary. said tl" fl
HOT, John Ooodman entertainment. <| the two Plymouth Township lire- Ltout six or seven dellnqueni ac-yS&
l*f> Herbfrt- w'"»el- fighting units mainlan. mtt and tnry have received
nnna Williams Arlillia Greene polio* t„!i earnings that the township wmil.1
.sang "Now In The Hour Wil- Kottler also will communicate orocead aK«itwt them If thev failed
helmnui Wllliamh, Artlllla Greene vllh Philadelphia Suburban Water i0 inmniv .. ,ui tht Isw
Trolley Song". Mardi Ocas, Company in an effort lo learn „..„'. u„TINr „ »»»NINO
- Queen and attendants Queen ibort fire hvdrantl and high proa- •'*»>■« MEETING UP. MININU
Manning crown tM WOBM 'i"*. Septemlier 14 has
Harvey Jotsgo; flower girls, Mil-1 ;.v,ng In ureas where tuere are .ilith »«-n set us the date of a public
dred Manning, Nancy Scott, at- pressure ilr.es but no hydrOAU Will n;eelliiK i"i consideration of a MB-tend
ants Ruhv OtOAOtn, Mit>nn ,.|s [0 log sui\e- conducted in the ttrwti-
Scott. Man ll,■.. KothorllM i, peUtlotl rovorlns installation rJilp by the Institute of Local ami
Mnthls 0f hydinms Maps will be sought j State Government Tlie meellng
Hiillowell Street 1'Uygimind tOl the Oromon so that they imi¥ ■ will be held ut the Barren Hill Fin-
:..i and m.winiiK .-ere- I study the location Ol presem hj- «'"mpanv auditorium
Bkarnardidrintl Secrela.v Kottler. wh
lOOJJOtHI battle, won by] John FUher represented Unoolli - > ""' nicellhg Hii the iU" IW*'
id aonc Uf Cedar H-lglUs Fire Compa'U President Robert Toland, onllirw
jby Mardl Ora- court, swat the I Donald Tarhiilt.n, Harmonville Fire ninnths- leave of absence necnus*
pMDiM rtunl riiumkinil ol ooun Oom onj Mhrood HoUm •prlng « "' hen»th, reported that he hkd
land queen. Mardi Grus queen and Mill Fit. ivmininv Norman H been in totWl with Thomas Bears,
court, queer.. Dorothea Wilkinson. WoolO) Hanen Hill Kit. OOfDOOn) tondooODO manager who Is survey-court,
Antlra Dipix.htd. PhyUssi-nd JOatJM BoefcOTI UM William !•>■ th*- township's recrealionul
Bope Ann Burke Carrol Hurek, Plymouth Fin romissny "■•'* «t Joshua Road and German
Plermerrlne, Jurtv Wobor. Donna I Alao , i-M-nt were Sgt John W tewn Pike Sears Is reported as hop-
Wllkiruuii [.bold of Whitemarsh Township "'B » have Uie survey ready for
Third Avenue School Winners ol PoUM an,) Charlrs y Miller, build- I- esentatlon to the Park and Re-eventa.
peanut race. Iiettia Wh,. Kottler presided al oMOtlon Board during the week or
(ro«irin«.-rf am /'af* Four, tin rnretm Nice Of Ho»i- AUBTOOI 22-
.—, . i„|Bnd The Seotember meeting will be
F..I ..■•I.i!., PaafttVawl if ,,*ld '" f'ir <fl*n,,»IP ''"I"'1
llll I 1,1111 | .MM III . , . , i, . ., umtcr 0 poatponed fmm the r.th
. %. ■ -. . liitUl Mitral (>raS which is Labor Day
\l \H\A\ MoH|)||;|| . ..... ,
The Red Cross C.n.een Unit I « ' MaeKeilZW Park lNrllsIl ¥*&**
Conshohocken entertained patients rmii » \ i -w .
ui UM T-twavd of tno o. s Novmi I hiirsthiv WtsHi OMIIII" Allrni'N
A ard ~ r*
Queen Christine III"" will pre- t| Jki
Mahen/.e Parks etab 3,000 I <TSOIIS
iiital
Tuesday night Members of the u. OVOI
canteen unit. Junior hostesses and male Mardi Gras celebruiion Thurs-thelr
rnends brought relreshments day Silected m reign over the fes- ,**™*™*llmZ^ A* ,
.incl prig, to the veterans, and <U] 1*1 is Mary Lou Pre) 'h'1
P';"^1' S?1^,"^' M1( ,''Irs
Ollod musi, for dancing Tlie group Th. Utk QUOOII fhrlsllne-' Is in 2^j2^SS«aS if the
rntartalnad the bovs from .; So lo nonot ind sister of rrmsd eve-to »tte«'d '""-"'""
8 30 The trip was made by molor K.lth MacKenr-ie donor of the *"tt " "' !^mS?l lfraV tr-n
Un milwmB Forsyth.chairman pbajgTOund Thli lj the third >eHr Cha font a "R^l" >%f-™ »•■»
of the canteen unit was assisted bv S the annual celebration
Mrs Th.un.is Christian, vice-chair
-in.-- intended
. Mrs Henry Rollins Mi,
XbOsasH S< tirariet and Mrs Russell I
Smith
Members of the Junior aid and
Mb »ho Mttcndi'd included
Joan Forrest L»is Warrel! Wll-helminu
Killmer. Barbara Clark.
Elisabeth. Jane and Martha For
l this borough. Barbara!
Wilson. Jean Norman, Nancy San-'
tangelo. Eleanor Jones. Betty Al-'
leva, of Norrlstown Mr
Ootwals acl«^l as chaperone for th.
young Indies Mr Ootwals and
: i ivii drom a number of
■ J OJtJaWfl to the event
Garbage Ifeasova]
< <Hiir;i(-t Awarded
gurbage al
. |fj si a
thn Fu nst on by Borough C*
In an adjourned session last night
The borough will pay 13.646 dur-ing
the 36-month period, or $98 50
a month. ;i reduction of about SO
cents a it.
making stops in Munitvunx. Spring
| Mill, Conshohocken and Norristt.wn
A ball game with the KowaLski
Club of Philadelphia went lo DJM
Visitors. 8-:i. the only advers* ele-ment
of the day's outing, as the
' record crowd took advantage of tIn-break
in the weal lie) n, eiij.,;, Hi.'
: amusements
The various rides and other re< -
reatton facilities captured the oft-
I tentlon of the children, as well go
! many of the adults A full slate of
, games and races was cancelled
when it was seen that the would-be
participants were having tiai gi**l
a time on the amusements
I .ii- ft.ini.i^t il
A slight motor accident occurred
Saturday night at 5 50 at Ridge
Pike and Park Avenue. Barren Hill,
damaging the two cars LnfelHd
hut causing no reported iiersonal
injury Joseph Bogdan. 37. of &39
•outh AlithUiCite Slieel Bhl I -
in. and Lester R Ouldm. 41 of
Browns Mills. N. J . were the own-ers
and operators of the cars Both
were traveling north on Ridge Pike,
thry : old Whltemarsh Township
Guldii
M1KV MM FffffT
Anthotiv RauUi Mmw .mh,i M* Chorlt Staloi will be fea- ■■■-.., iJs^Sw"^. "rirouS"v. ,-'»" ••,M |Two M,'n ••""■,l
prevloiu in Mm Ui- lh" '""' "*' V,,,-' Bliind.ni, wllli r*o •"'" •■» """• »'» '"'"
■ S, STISS*»WT'|'"*>-WI»»''- 1 ' ,n, M, K-,. ciiwn Snrcr will b. '"» «M" 1- 8 Bl.lr MUnUl
'■" ■•"""■;'' »'" !•■"' ,: ■ " K:-„, " b,wr? irt «1h CUM..T, Perry. 3M CM >?-<■■<
P.»» Pr"> Jllrv »M»t, M ti,k.„ „.!„ ,„M-M
UnraUte U »« Ihe umbu- 31..* Mil". ».,<! Ato jKn H™ <*■ H.rrv Sne.r and OBtam i
H.ushnltiT Friday ...Kin ta
!.r'nf„ f *'" l""™,w' 2 pniruni m.K Km b..n • • "" » diMurb«i» i.™r U»
"'"' "J*" ■, .. ! IlC « UM Town Ob Cimp.nv.
1 ...» lh«t ih, i ,„ slrc,,
Qg M°PP*a ,M1ii,.t Htlwi .Hani...... K.thri'n M," Btberldge, H porrril
K.'. Lorraine Eittntr, Chwrlottf Strawl .n, takwn Into cu
C Of C \l ill SimilMor llurk, Dotll P«MelU, Cniii^Pe.. day by I :1 Blaki' and OfflCW
Two yinrt* Concert! Hi.'!. A.ill KrlcbH F.lHine |'i.i,i.lial,,T
(>< i/inail TIMrtwl Pulmr.:*. M.r.e;
ROOD LOU Ral.n. and Nad,,.. GOP IVtlir
liivt*ntt>ry Kilr-fl
The personal estate of Florence
H Kirch<*r. of this borough, ha-f
■JOfld value of 19.059 7(5. ar-cwdhV
to an inventory flleU 4n the
RrgU&r u ftVUfa Office
Because of public demand, the Oarran
ChKinber of OoOUnoi ■■ Mardl Gras otosi The Whiteinarnh Valley Repub-
■oc two more outdoor ban.l coo- i„ season of organiw.1 actlrlt) ttooii club will hold a picnic Sat-ceru
this season, both to be given at. Mac-Kcnzir Park Supervised urdoj aftornooo at the .'■-.,.
■•.ii Band, of Norrtctown pja) will conUnue foi Parm of Pre-tdent Judge
under the direction of Loreto Mar- tndiug August M Harold (• Knmhi. near Green
sella at Mary Wood Park A .oniert tiv the Verdi U:md. 'I LflJU The affair will -tart at 1
The first will be presented next Ni.rn.stown will b. pre^nted un- p in Luther KluotWman, (uniinl'-
Wpdne-dsy. August 1*4 The tltiul del the auspices ol M. tei ''hairman. said that today i Hi.
cuncert r-t the yt*T will be on ihuhocken Reireatinhal Council but day to obtain Uckeu from
Wednesday Septetnh* i 14 Atsttl ' nlelllber^ of the commi""