The Conshohocken Recorder, April 10, 1952

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dftABU8HB> ISM. CONSHOi'.OCKN. P.V. THURSDAY. APRIL 10. 1952. FIVE CENTS
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Cbt iCnicifiuon
School Budget Is Set At $339,305
27-Mill. 810 Per Capita Rate v
I ffl Reta inedToMeetHighFigure
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And when they were come to * place called Gol-gotha,
'hat la to aay. a place of a akull. ' * ■ they
crucified him. and parted hii garments, casting lota
that it might be fulfilled which was spoken by the
prophet. They parted my garments among Uieni. and
upon my vesture did they caat lota * ' ' And set
over his head his accusation written. THIS IS JESUS
KINO OP THE JEWS. ' ■ • N-iw from the sixth hour
there was darkness all over the land unto the ninth
hour. * * * Jestia. when he had cried again with a
loud voice, yielded up the ghost ■ ■ ' When the even
was come there came a rich muii of Artniathca nam-ed
Joseph, who also himself was Jesus discip.r Ann
when Joseph had taken the body, he wrapped it in
a clean linen cloth and laid It in his own nrw tnmii
which he had hewn out In the rock: and he rolled
a great stone to the door of the sepulchre.
■ St Matthew H 33"M-Cht
Hrsiirrrrrioii
Now upon the first day of-the - erk very early
In the morning, they came unto the sepulchre, bring-ing
the spices which they had prepared, and certain
others with them
And they found the stone rolled away from the
sepulchre
And they entered in. and found not the body of
the Lord Jesus
And It came to pass, aa they were much perplex-ed
thereabout, behold, two men stood by them in
shining garments
And a< they were afraid, and bowed down the:r
faces to the earth, they said unto them. Why seek
ft the living among the dead'1
The Conshohucken School Board tentatively adopted a
balanced budnt of $3:19,305, highest in the district's long
history, bused on the same tax rate as mm- in effect. 27 Basal
on property and $10 j>er capita, at its April meeting. Mon-day
night, in the high school offices.
Tiir at-1 ion of the board came over th<* strong protest of
tin- board prwsdatjt, Harry EHarn. who voted against adopt-ion
of the budget and continuation of the high tax rate.
property tax rate, in effect
sttnc last July, was Increased kM
mills at that time, and the per cap-ta
tax doubled from 16 to 110
Mr Ellam particularly stressed
the increase in Item "I" of the bud-get,
which covers 'expenses of
maintenance of school plant ' Tins
litem is increased * 14,800 over last
Ivear The current allocation is g2o-
J9M> as compared to »12,000. last jem
This division lists expenditures for
Property owners of Whixemarsh repair replacement, apparatus and
Plymouth Townships descended furniture but does not include snl-upon
the Court House in force,; srles. fuel, water, light or power
Tuesday afternoon, to voice their j The directors, favoring the budget,
displeasure with plans for an ex- explain that this Increase la due to
tension of the Pennsylvania Turn- j the fact that some of the school
pike through their real rotate hold-> buildings are 93 years old. and will
mg.v at .1 join; meeting of the need extensive repairs.
: Turnpike Commission 'and County Wlth thm of the four members
| Commissioners , 0[ tne board absent, the moUon for
Little pr ress was made at the'tentative adoption of the budr
hour-long session, and at its con- and current tan rate was carried
elusion County Commissioner Fred: by three of the four vote* cast
C Peters announced that another trvta Ratine, treasurer. Robert
] session i .11 be held at an undii- ! Long and John Hoyer voted
■ closed date in the near future. 'flrmativelv Ellam wag the only dl
Little Headway
Made To Alter
'"ike* Course
Same Tax Kale Set
III ItVl V S W\l Kl It
Pre*ldenl. Fellowship IIOHM-walker
Heads
Fellowship
g House Group
Jf* Hervey S Walker, chairman
B\ Borough Budget
The 1952 Inidgt't. calling for Bn expenditure of $147,528.-
.'t2. was present*-,! to Town Council «t :hf April meeting last
night and was ftven first reading. The liudget in lm ■
an lH-mill tax rate the same as last year. Fifteen mills are
for general borough purpOMI an*, three nulls for tafbt service.
The budget. S1.617G0 more than
last year, provides tor a 10 pet
cent increase for all borough em-ployees,
an additional MOW to the
fire companies. $3,300 fur a new
borough truck tl.MO for new po-lice
car, which has already been
purchased for |A25
All expense at Uie gttjp
was discontinued w. en the Mu-nicipal
i uthonty took over its op-eration
lav month
DIM I ISION OVER PAY linn-I
A long discussion took place Dl Air tad. Hari
i the salary raise for the borough were thrown open for r*cn < .1
employees last year a motion to Baa of children of the community
give a IS per cent Increase re- during after-school hours, and on
I suited m a lie vote. Saturdavs and holidays, for the Aral
Mr ..owland made a strong plea UgM in the school district** history,
to have the question re-opened and beginning Tueadav aflerno m
the vote rescinded so that the Long .ought bv a number or resl-
. original motion lor lf» per cent rtents and bv Conshohocken Town
| could be granted He compared OOUBMU, the spare-time use of th*
Board Opens
Playground
On "Off Hours
The grounds of the public HTM
chools, Third Ave. and Hai
salaries of the local police
I with those paid in adjoining coin-school
grounds was granted by the
board al its April meeting. Monday
munlties and pointed out thai the n,lht ,„ ln(. hlj(h Khoo. offlppfc
borough cannot have satisfied em
ployees with such discrepancies li
»■— — "■ - oi w Riser _._-. u. —.a it ■muld entail an "■* ~~—*
„m», «»««'*"","F o22£ V?l™ "'"""" '" """" '""6'"' "' "£"<"'' •' »'•*•'''S- T""Z made al til* mcellnt *a« by Com-'Dr K F c'"" ""■ °r w*'' L. Thr Frllnwihlp Hmiaf of Ccntlm- -—- ..-•- .... RIHTMIIOI
: Pfltr* H> rrvt.lcd Ul.t »!■"• ""d P"""1" McOonl.al. laq. >.„„.... „ ,n „n,naum lunrh-plaiia
lor . propoart by-paa. or D™w Rutine movM lor un- pon ,„„,„„ „, lh, „,,rt „, M,„.
Norrutonn thrown Upptr Merlon t»u™ adoplion. with Dlrrctor U>n« ^^ ^j^,,. „ noon ., „„ ,.„„.
T(twiu.lnp htvc brtii irmporarlty •*Tnd;n" lhf m ,n. . . _ „ ^holuK-krn AMoclallon hnidqunr.
.K...T. ., ,y.. „,.„.,„„ ,h. i, riiiil «dopnon of Ihf budurl «nd
ux rate Is scheduled for the nem : ^
meetmj. Hay S. The butHet will be »",>'•«' ■>"'»■ »" nenied vlre-on
public dlepkiy lor • 30-d»v per- Preudent, the rtru Netlon.l Benk.
the treasurer, and Mrs. Rhndit
Drayer. aecretary
Specijd Church Services
Will Herald Easter Sunday
■ shelved since the extension through
! Plymouth and Whltemarrh Town-
I ships has come under considera-
; lion.
I David E Longmald. director of
I the County Planning Commission.
t presented an alternate extension
route to the one proposed by the
Turnpike Commission through the
two townships. This route paral-lels
closely the line of the Tren-ton
cut-off of the Pennsylvania
Railroad and contains f.ve bridges
as compared to seven bridges on
the turnpike plan. jorutmald i
route, however. Is 1.100 ' rt long-iConttnuerf
on Page Four)
Traffic Rules
Passed To Cut
Accident Rate
$2,704.23 to pay the extra five per
cent
Mr O'Connor alsi made a vigor-ous
appeal to have the rxtra five
per cent granted All members ex-pressed
willingness to give the ex-tra
amount bu said they did nut
wish to vote against the finance
committee .111 the third reading, £3 »? »* **&**"* «
when they would support the id-
By-laws were approved and an nluonal pay They refused to vote
executive committee with power to to have th- deadlocked* motion re-act
between stated meetings of the winded and Mr. Rowland wKndrew Nlllf> J"hl1
board of manager* was appointed his motion. The budget then passed Bland, the latter
inly in answer to a strong plea,
Councilman Charles M M.'.lcr.
Consti a hoc ken
Recreational Committee
.Ml. Miller and Council-man
John O'Connor, of (tag
wairt hoMi pte.setit at the mee lug.
volunteered their service* to super-vise
the g*ound* In the after-school
period* Councilman Miller stated
that several fattier* of rhildien re-school
had similarly volunteered
their services He named the vol.in-leers
already listed aa Ft ed Dt
lak and Oeorgg
.«ub"'it,i> mem-tContfnued
OR Pagt Four
Hall.
Philip Deckert. Esq. represent-ing
a group of Whitemarsh land (in RtaB*
owners, said thst Longmald'a pro- B»v«o Stars.
, poaal was more acceptable to his --ere created by township cammts
" «/ cllenu than the State route. H<- io'r4* at their Aprtt meetJnf. Mon-said
the tatter route would ail> ''*■' nlgtit In gM Township
ConimetBOraiang the triumphal, HWelirrTl-:RlA\ (HlRdl present a special Easter morning ^a 'n* » "r ™ ^ *~« ™£ Germantown Pk
Victory «ehrlst over death. Burter' "The Empty Tnmb" will be the broadcast over Station VVNAR a. ^-^ J^ JJ flf^M**he The flnrt ordinance aeu up .
Sunday. Usfed as the greatest of subject of Rev. William H. afooney» 8:15 The broBdcast will orlginstr Tum ke Commlsslon, Mld ,„., mlte speea llmll on Ridfc Pk. be- president and appropriate officers «,.WJ... Gvataam
Chrrtlan feasts, anil be marked sermon al the 10:30 Sunday in the Methodist Church aanctuary (wo clovfr r-— w||, ^ conslnict. ,Wrtn Korth ^ ,nd Trenton Cut- were authorised to continue those ~< «< - OY^W III
with elaborate .services in virtually morning service at the Conaho-: with Mrs. Brwher at the organ con- ^ M jnter-change.-. One will be off Bridge. The second prohibits atudles so they might be In line The wheels were set In motion foi
all of tne more than twenty churches hocken Presbyterian Church. The, so_le. ^ j „Al of HorrUtown. betwene Route vehicle passing on the same stret-h with the needs of the community im„t night by Town Council for M1uer pointrd out that traffic ha*
Included are Mr. Walker. Mr. Davis, first reading. It la expected to be bar of the Oortshottockrn nolle*
Donald P Horsey, president of the KlVen the second and third read- ■*-*>
First Natlosal Bank. Robert C l^n-' |ngs and final adoption at the M>»y ON TRIAL BAKIB
dia. superintendent of public meeting The board, in grantiiiti thr visa
schools and Irvin Ristlne. school; fhe tax ordinance was also given of the schoolyard, emphasized thai
district treasurer. first reading. It was doing so. only on a :uai
An administrative committee wae| Representatives of thr Mineral i b*gto.M frvin Ristlne made the mo-authorlsed
to be appointed by the Hpirlta Company, successor to the "°h '° "frant permission to th*
inv. wooes red to
I schoolyard open after hours Th*
school board pointed out thai the
Slate School Code prohibit* 1U us*
'■'!•*■
C '. i#.n»f .i Miller in i
to the board stated thai nun\ of
the vnungaters of that area have n*
place to play In roitsequence. they
play In the street. ( resting a har.ard
T*o newtrafficordinances aim Bl
down numerous act dents >Mcutlvf committee, which would Power oil Company, appeared to Recreational Council to have th*
. **£ *M**- y have control of the operatl.,.. .
■»* lh* Fellowship House, a* well aa
the rectwatlonal director to be ap- -, — .. -^ -
pointed by the board of managers {,OUI1<'ll * Pl'lln'S
Prcliniinary attidiea of the plena i , „,
for The Fellowship House of OQaV ( >dVllll4tk4't IOIIS I O
shohocken were considered and the
Senior and Junior Choirs of the ST. PAUL'S BAPTIST CHrRCH 4M .nd Alt„naW 432i ,ntJ Iiie ^ the highway, where three acci-
From dawn until late night hours. | church will present special music A sunrise service will be held at other wlu ponnecj wttj, Beihiehrm; dents, two of them fatal, occured
Of thr ("immunity. iConrinued on Pagf Foun
Hajggiall
glad Easter music will burst forth under the direction of Mrs. Vernon St Pauls Baptist Church Sunday
from places or worship, and hun- L. Stevens, choir director and or- morning at 6. with an Eastei
dreds of Easter blooms will lend ganist. The Junior Choir will sing «>*e by the pastor. Rev-color
and fragrance to the edifices Ifogarte "Alleluia". The Senior iW. Lee. and holy rommi
Clioir will Mug "Ye Watchers and'ehoir will BlnR app-oprii...
Ye Holy Ones" and a trio composed; music at the 11 oclock service_ and ^f/l/^ f Vtloii
nf Mr. niiMell n law aoorano ' R*v' Mr Le* *'"1 *Pe*k on "■■" ^TSX^B-isH!-Sr-- ^-"~™ u nymmik Rally K held Sunday evening at 7 46 with
St'MllSt: SFRVK'ES
SunrLse services are listed by St.
Mark's Lutheran Church and CU-i
ipsl Church at 6:30. and
s: ( tUptj Clirlhtlan church,
aage by tne pastor, nev. wiarsnau „ . _ _
W. Lee. and holy communion The btWUn1*r IJIItUS
choir will sing app-oprinte Easter ■
within four days recently
Thr Montgomery County Com-misaloners
have agreed to erect the •_, .,, .
necessary warning signs, It was t OT t WSt /ililO
stated al the meeting The new «*•!»-, arw i
ordinances become effective ten ;>I</f/f> t Or UVri>\
davs after publication
A tliird trafflc ordinance was
Offer $10 Prize
Although a record groii,i of boys
will sing.
Redeemer',
wholesale prosecutions if neci
sary to force all property owners
within the borough to make sew-er
connections. The action was
prompted by the neglect of a num-ber
of owners to carry out Instruc-tions
to eliminate running water
from homes onto street'.
Solicitor Leonard Tnlone. Esq., |
when asked for an opinion.
greatly Increased on E Third Ave.
in recent years and many near-accidents
have occurred as the car*
travel past while the boys are play-ing
softbaU and other games in lh*
Councilman O'Connor gsaus* an
urgent plea to open the ground u>
tCdnrinu-'ff o» Poor Foiiri
"Its the little fellow wii it gg HI. limiting the ^.^^^Z^ Soao i«-" th7t""v.oUtors"of ^the sewer ... " _,... M
U. between "J"1*^"*, [°LJ l.!^^ ^w ordinance can be made to oonnect Firrillfll ^ ill Mwt
i % i inii ii smvu i ^
!Liveth"° ' Miss Betty Link in charge aU the work, takes a kl,«^Lp^easant Rd"and"s»e.voaT Ave to Box Derbv some weeks ago,
Plymouth Evsngelical Church will At tne Sundav School sesalon at ST. MARK'S LrTHERAN CHIRCH around and seldom receives any M mpil Moore. Jr. general chairman, again
hold a lawn service and communion 9Ai , m Ulf gueAl 8pWker win be An Easter drama. -In the Beth- i™*"- Mld Asawmblyman ThomaJ . A contrtlc, foT um |ai)ofis of urged them to come in at
■ t 6 on the church ground* on R„ Pllll D yotaw Presbvterlan' nny Home." will be presented in w_J,,)"ef;. .. road oU was swarded to Koppers ihe Moore Agency. Upper Fayette
Oermantown Pk .south ot Butler Misstona--■ toSvrla 1st Mark's Lutheran Church Ens-! -Tonight I m_ going to do some- Cokf ^ fiWfdf!iind on m ]am St. and sign up for the*- driver's
Pk.. Plymouth Meeting. «»Tnnni.T ......... til evening at 7 45. under the di- ""Jig about ,l bid of nineteen cents. A contract licenses and official entry b. ina>
'rertion of Mrs T, B. Munte. Dr . "»■ '" thf Pre*erice of more than for foad MonM W|W ^yn to lrwin wj .m anxious to know ho, many
Eugene C. Debus. Mrs. Alan S. 3O0
( Republican Organi-alkm sup- ^ Collegeville, who submitted boys are planning to build Soap
the lowest bid on required various Boxes." Moore said today, "and our
garage is open every evening so
pwMsli "'Kl boys. Bail BORN out and
Rev. James H.j "T^*p^iim""o.iin prelude; Montgomery
faithful will wind through the Brasher will apeak on "Esuoer Olad-, hymn grcetlngB. John C pf(ter.!Commllt«'p
chureli gardens before Mass at «! ness" New members will be received superintendent -oio. "Repent Ye'1 Recipients of the tribute were
a m. Mas* Is scheduled at 6 a m. into church membership At the Qcott Carol Lee Bergev; scripture . Presented with an engraved card ^' ^^ Ias[ Jun#
at St. Matthews and SS. Cosmus 7 Sundav evening service, a color reading. Walter P. Heck, assistant °y Joll« ln recognition of the fact.
and Damlmi Catholic Church, and' film. •The Crucinxlon." win be superintendent: prayer. Rev Dr O. ,nBt Mcn lin8 b*"1 ■ member of
at «:30 al St Gertrude's Catholic ahown, E. McCarnev; offering, solo. "Blow '"« County Committee for nmre
Church. West Conshohocketi Rev Mr and Mrs. Brasher will* (Continued nn Page Foun ,,h»n M Vf*™
_. , Honored were Miss Su/jmne
The April meeting of the Wash*
postponed
Faster service* scheduled is the tra- school hour of 9:45 In the Conaho- j Warren MrFarland and Mrs Her- Building lust evening. Jones. In an
ditionsl Resurrection service at SI hocken "Methodist Church Sunday. bfrt fcrlt.brl Mrs Olenn T Davis untssual mm, paid high tribute j^^BfX*RETART NAMED
Ma.> 1 I ;,. where s AI ihe 10.45 morning worship serv-|w|]| lfl> at tht orR8n. to fivr 1.,,-tlme memoers of tlwi decision was made on
sunrise procession of clergy and Ice the pastor. Rev,_ .p^ program. Organ Dr«}Usd*;|}J™SsS?* " ">PuW"-!,» choice of a full-time township
secretary, to replace Roy M Coo-
'per. realgnen March 10. after Ailing
he poet since last June
Eighteen applications have been
(Contrnt,ed on Page Four'
Holy Thursday, Good Friday Plan 3-Dav
Customs To Be Marked Here "Town Fair"
Holy Tlnir^diiy, nhserverl lo<iay, was marked by pro-isiwtoM
of clergy, altar bojn and faithful in Catholic church-es
of the community this mominjr.
Commemorating the establl-sh-
MtTchant*- I Ant Event;*
For Mav 1 I. 15. lf>
than 30 vears.
Miss
1 Plaher. Miss Nancy P Hlghlev and
(Confinued on Pat7# jeour)
I I«i I .);iini/.!li
Virr r.oinniission^
New Preiident
Vincent Bnnkosk
Wins Marble I Iron II
William A. Moore, president of
.Continued on Page Foun
Outdoor Art (Jaw**
The first of the outdoor sketch-ing
sessions of the season of the
children's classes of the Consho-hocken
Art League will be held
Saturday morning In the Mary H
connect
and council can make an addi- .
onee'to U*1"*1 chtrte toT oting the work ingxon Fire Company.
The matter was left ln the hands I hi* week, will be held next Moil-of
the solicitor and borough ln- ' day evening at 7 30> In the fir*
spector to ascertain the locations: station. i'i W Hector St Jerry
and owners of the properties and | Tancinl lg president,
lo start aitlon Immediately. Warn-j Conshohocken Fire Company No.
ing has been given property own- 2 will meet in regul.tr monthly
era to make sewer connect >ns sev-, session next Monday night in th*
era) times and those who have fire station. Ninth Ave and Har-failed
to heed the warning will ry 81 Daniel Oarvey. president,
now be prosecuted. Council slated will preside
Plymouth Valtey Residents
Oppose Operation OfMarket
Residents of homes on QtllllllllllW II HL, ill Plymouth
Alan Wood Sled
\oi Involved
In Laftbor l)i>|)utc
Residents
shohocken
sive
ment of the Sacrament of Holy
Communion at the L*jt Supper
the i iv i iii-iiked bj a liiv.n,<
theme, with church altars beauti-fully
decorated. Catholic churchet
will remain i ^en until a late hour
tonlFht. to permit visiting of the
faithful, » 8;. Marys Church, the Alan Wotd Suel Co. Ivy Rock,
traditional service of Tenebrae yesterday received the Presidential
<Darknet.s> will be held at 7 30. i announcement ihat the Nation-*
In Cgthollc Churches tomorrow, steel mills were being taken over.'SJ''
Oood Friday, aiurs will be stripped by the government to avoid inter- cn'
of all adornment, organs wlU be ruptlon of defence Industrie.
■tilled and Holy Communion will together with other steel indus-be
withheld for the only time in tnf.. The President's ultimatum
the church year at the mass of came on the brink of - scheduled
the Pre-Sancttned. Solemn proces- nation-wide steel strike
■Ions will also be held tomorrow, sm yesterday at 12:01 a. m. be-
3f the Greater Con<
ea will have sn op.
what the progres
merchant-s
Carmen Januzelll. a member of'
the Washington Fire Companv was
elected president of the Consho-hocken
Fire Commlsst <:
April meeting Tuesday night »r. th/
Co"Jtv:i Chamber of gg
Conshohocken Building He succeeds Jerrj T.m-;
I 4. 5 and 6. The contest, scheduled
noon and after-school activity^
supervised by Oeorge Hilt,
sixth grade Instructor.
Runner-up in the school contest
was Robert Wood Homeroom "mar-ble
champs" are:
uraae 4—David Uc ta.
Orade *—Miss Staleys room.
[have to offer at the flrst annual clni. who resigned because of tus Pnnk Levito: Mrs. Nt m'l room.
I "Town Pair" to be held on May 14. election io the presidencv of th* oeorge Mitchell; Mrs. Martins
15. and 16 in 8! Comas and Dam- Washington Fire Company CharaN room- oeorge Manni g
ian Hall. Third Ave and Maple Bt. Pett*n». a member of Consh ■ ■ >c- Orade 8—MUs Hess room. Vm-1
Detailed plans are being romplet- kTn F*r,'1
Come*n>* Mo 1 »*& cent Bonkoskl: Mlsa ReedyVs ronm
ed by a committee headed by Ni- chosT,11 vice-president Mrs Doro- vlncenl Aiostlttelll; Mr. Hilt's room
Romano, of NaUonal • "V Vargo. assistant borough sere- ^^ WowJ
tary. was re-elected secretsrv of
the Commission
Commis'
Wood Park. Fifth Ave and Harry Valley, have mgUttA an ;ittorney itnd startnl prosecution
Vincent Bonkoskl. sixth grade St.. from B to 10 30 for the younger ajrHm'..t the Safe Pood Market. Open«l on the OppotlU side
pupa, won the title of Oonsho- P«P"«, «»d "° 30 }° noon,'f "** of the hijfhwav. at the intersecti.in of Pleasant Rt!.. last
hocken Elementary School "m,1ble ™J^p.u.I^h;^t,
B^t^:week. Their fiffht tl levelled aRainst "methntU of opera-champ"
ln the annual tournament ™t permit outdoor classes, sessions
conducted for the boys of grades will be held indoors (lipjL
following the BIIM. Veneration of c>uw management and CIO could P'*>' booths in the Hall and Romano RM to
the Cross, in which the faithful not agree on the amount of increas- announced today that more than' -
kneel and kiss the feet of the M an<] conditions John T Whiting h*11 of tne "^c0** nBVf been re-
Crucinx. will be held throughout pjesid.-m oi the nrm. hUie served Tho« interested In a booth
the day in all Catholic churches. -j do not believe we are direct- "htmld rontac; Romano, or Walter
The customary _*ster Saturday \y lnvol ed in the dispute We A- Wilson, Jr.. publicity chairman
blessing of the New F' the Pas- have not curtailed production, nor uf Tht <«n«»liohoeken Reeordev.
BJM| candle and taster water wiu.do we expect to do it ine «.„;, Many interesting feaAures are
be held in all Catholic churches. Wwxl Companv recjntlv -ned an being arranged Special awards will
beginning about 7. and followed by interim' agreement with its un- be made each evening, and novelty
ion. basing the tenn.s on the Bnal events wilt be a part of the pn>-
IMiiV slHlld settlement ol the industry-wide gram.
The union Oood Friday service negotiation* Other members of the committee
will be held In the Presbyterian Other companies in this area pre^n, »t the meeting were WU-Church
beginning at 12:15 p.m. are not Involved In the dispute. uwn A Moore. Mar'.yn Ambler, and
Tie Servi-e wUl be divided Into either, since they are deemed -fab- E F Moore, Jr
four half-hour periods, with a ricators' of steel ploducts and not _ '_____!_ ,
speaker for each peiiod. producers' Most i of the^e have CLARA B BtJtute CONVALESCENT
Pp-skcrs and themes Rev Wtl- signed agreement! which also HOME (oi in»nas i«m aoavaJasotaM
Rgg L**l supper,"' h:n*e m UU induftry-widc settle- %™™t
A£m *Pl^uU, "iftwimg
Paint Center The committee offl-riallv
gor activities started at a "'e s-s"»»»»*s"- « rsfli*. t'/iiiiinitlf>i>
mee in" last Mondsv night and The Ccmmi.sjon voted to ssk On Mmf l^milllII <
--m fnnvi.t.ar- nrwratinnai Mm Town Council to purchase a Q.nn- Arthur LefUoe. E«), of Fajette
« . Sn!J«k "V of Are hose for Conshohochen St . has been named bv Alfred L
at a meeting awass ass-si. |flr. compsnv No. 2 Council an- ! Taxis. Esq. chairman of the N-rrU-Preliminary
plans call rorj4_dis- , nUfl]lv mstKfi provision in the bud- town Disirlots 1952 Cancer Crusade
the hose fo: both to head the lawyers' committee o!
fire companies the drive
Through The Camera's Eye
n fit <T~
a* Paawi /m ,u ( bastt ■
a-art.
'Mystery Telephone Voice'
To Make Calls Next Friday
Beisuse the lime uf nuking telephone nil* at ' w'tlock tins
Irlilj. alternm-ti eonflhu «ith the obaervanre of t.-..«l Iswsaafi
when many persona will be Attending three-hour devullonal ser-vice'.
The He...riler'* "Mystery Telephone Voice" will not make
calls this week. The rente*! will be resamed again neit Fridav
when the ' M'Merr Voice'* till offer £2* to Ihe person having the
rorreet answer to an easy question which will br asked ronrermni
•nmethlm mentioned In Ihr ThunriaT. April 17. Rernrrler
Tlie tnnieram.iii rat'hes posed putuies of young folk of the Con-
■hohotken community, which appear In installment* each Monday and
Thursday
Let" to right, top: Eleanor, daughter of Mr and Mrs William
OTJonnell: Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Rossi Donna. Helen.
Kathryn and Dorothy, children of Mrs. Margaret Magrogan, all of Con-shohocken.
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Left u. ngh' bott'im Florence, dsugiitei e,f Mr and Mrs John Ri-n
Kay. daughter of Mr and Mrs T, MonsceIJa Charles and Jailii chil-dren
of Mr. and Mrs Jattt aUlhsujowtki. all of Conshohocken.
Occupants or the ranch-'vp*
homes, estimated to be worth ap-proximately
gao.000 each, told Ply-mouth
Township commissioners m%
aonlng hearings before their April
meeting, Monday night ln thr town-ship
building that "the new market
la not operated as a neighborhood
store, but Is designed to attract
trade from a wide radius "
They claim that ronstderablt
"bally-hoo" marked the opgggggf
and brilliant ltghle illuminate th*
market at night, causing an an-noyance
The markrt faces moat of
their homes, they said.
Township count
ed the delegation of dUfsrri
ling to the new food rente;, that tht
' township Itself has already prose-cuted
the market on the gruundj
I of several violation* of I
ship aonlng ordinance.
At a hearing last week Del >"•
Magistrate Charles Hetxi f
Plymouth Twp. the mar,
agement was fined a total of 175,
on* t7*« on each of three conn" Th»
fine was paid, but appealed W
Muntk-'iiieiv County Court, com-
• vealed.
Majot "ming violation ghg j*
■ wuslilp was over-
1st* Ol tl"- building snd overtimed
signs.* Township officials state that
made oy the township
h.iildin,: inspector showed the floor
apace of the building to be In ex-
•'<> of SOOO square feet, which I*
l he maximum floor apace agreed
,ip m whrn the marke* msnagemen'
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