The Conshohocken Recorder, January 28, 1954

              C ansholtoiui
tfent lanthnUnck* >i. Lafayette Hilt
(,nl)ih Mill*. Mtiftio.) Spring Mill
Burreir Hill. Plymouth Meeting
Plymouth Valley, Harmon rill*
CO h iMM
Arthur Lefkoe trim ptaqiu for Distinguishad
■ in /.'*>■■, "'"/ his wife, Hrln\ a§sctvsnaUitj
(I, monatr&U* hi i- happiness at ilituier Tusaiajf ai
Psacocl Qardtiu, Kasj »/ Asmfe. T„. „
Attorney Arthur Lefkoe
Receives Jaycees First
Annual Service Award
Kin" nf Praaatw Tha Couhobockm Junioi dumbar 0*
I'nninii'iTr proa>nted it* uinua) [HstinguiBhed Service Award
to Arthur Lefkoe, an tl UTMT, of I 111 ffaffonrafl St.. Lot-land
ii rwp.
1 -■ ■ ■-' IlM pl.-.que m the first given
Proposed Road
Perils Church
Al Spring Mill
Rockett Chosen
President of
Savings Group
IMiilutMpliiu V«n.
I- < (IHIjlOfcCtl of
61 Organization-
Couihohocken — Edv. u
kett. LiriMmil of Uu i
en federal Savings ud
Association. Sot olid Avr
ette St, has beeu iktM
nun of the Federal (Savings mud
Loan Associations of the Philadel-phia
are* He succeeds Edwuid Clif-ford,
executive rice president i>t Uie
Third Federal Sb.'lnga and Loan
AM . PfcJi
Sivi> unf federal savings .md
Inan organza lions in M"l..<nmei'.
Philadelphia. Delaware and Bii.ki
t'e*nt« and ( striden. \. J. are
banded together In the group, if*
seta repre nird are In the hi<nd-ied
« of Million*.
Hetty tune Kupit\f>
PflHH 'Met' Audition
Conshohocken Eleven-yeaj-old
Betty Anne Rapine, talented
dancer of 220 E Hector St . yes-lerdav
passed the final audition
L-allet of thr famed Met-ropolitan
Opera Co. Mew York.
Accompanied by her father,
Cieorge Rapine, rigging contrac-tor,
the twinkle-toed Juvenile
performer went to New York
I The mid.-urn. (riven at
thi' opera conipatn s head-quarters.
She Is DM "on call"
for appearances in operas which
include bullet*
The allm. atirnrhve young
dancer la the central figure in
a legal battle between Conslm-hoefcer.
school r.ut hordes and
her father, as a result of her
absence from fifth grade classes
each Wednesday to go to New
York for a ballet lesson
W C mwhohorken. I'«-. Tfcurnda?. J«n. 2K. 1954
THK KOMK XK'VSl'VPKK NIK M V KAILS
GOP \nw — Give Later
But Give
Tn llrlp Eddie SlalSr
FoKiRev- Dr- West Ending
by the organisation of 31 young
nen who marked the second an-1
niversary of the granting of ■ char-1
' ter by the Pennsylvania Junior'
: of Commerce
| Ruvmoiid J Malricardl. 630
Spring Mill Ave., president of the
IBMtJ unit announced the identity
nf tt'.f u Inner belecled by live
j judge* in recent weeks. Prank Pel-
HffUia <>f 127 East Hector St.. was
Spring Mill-Foible construe- chuirman of the comm,—e m
: charge of arranging the piogn.ni.
tion of a highway to link the new A ^^ bwf dmnw ,„„ „„„,
McCuen. editor of The
aid the tnvocatli
faraiidJiir*
Indiel* W.
$iiioliii*ki
Fiwls True Hill
T*MI<I\ : ( iHifrwice
<:„llnl lor t,h. H
Norristow r> - Willis <Wally< Smo-
'inoki rf "HI Ridge Ave. Roxoor-ough.
will Rtand trial In the crimi-nal
court of Montgomery County «nh more thsn one sod a half mU
E J La\ ino
* * * ll lit \ Kniinl
Koulilc Thai of
National Average
PottsUiwn Monigotiierv Couii y
workers are twice ss safe as me
national average." Philip L Corson.
of the Montgomery Coun-
■.ctur^r* Ai»ocLatlon raid
:u .iccrpting nn award of the
National Safety Council, at a dinner
Tuesday night at Sunnybrouk Ball-
(orson. an executive pf O. Mid
w H Corson Inc. of Plymouth
"'"ettng. received the sward from
Ptol Jones, director of public in-formation
for the Public Safatjr
Omaofl in Chicago.
In brief ncceplaiire remarks Cor-lon
said that Montgomery County
could be proud of IU aunding In
Uie nntional safety picture.
inc national rate ia 14 13 ac-cidents
per million man hours:
here a is l.i per million." Corson
revealed.
Two are* industries were reccip-tents
of awards given according to
man hours worked annually.
Paul Dngan. director nf Indus-trial
relations al W. C. Hamilton
and Sun. Miuuon. ■< eepled the
award fur 'iruup 1. for having the
freit safett record for Iniloiirli»
30 Years in One Pulpit
Announces
Retirement
On June 30
on chances of drunken driving,
gravated aswiult and battery and
assault and battery by automobfte.
Trie Grand Jury this morning
found a true bill against the form-er
proprietoi of Walh s Orill, Con-shohocken
Andrew J White, chief;
of police of Springfield Twp.. testl-liun
man hours per year.
In Group II. Ralph R Rhoada.
nf E J Lavlno Co . Plymouth Meet-ing,
was presented Uie sward by
Corson for the finest record in
Group II. with 500.001 to one mil-lion
man hours.
Jones paid glowing tribute to the
EDWIN I. ROCsTTT
Douglas C Vaile. preside!
County Manufacturer
dinner that "no such *sM>claUon
in the whole country has done a
The
. dinner marked the 2Mh anojver-
: asry of organized safety activities
Con^hohocken. caused members of
the etMaJ board of Spring Mill tt»,ninf1<m, t„ Wder to fulfill his
Baptist Church to defer plans last rote as pr'jii-ipal apeaaei
night for construction of a fsflfJ event, extended congratulation*
educational building. \tt .rney and Mrs. IXkoe. His sub
Rev. Lloyd M. Barker, pastor of ** •"* "•" Bul,d M'a"
the cliuicn. advise*
boir-d that the "Spring Mill Srtir"
gul it la called by the Montgomery
Count'. Planning Commission has
several alternate routes, one of
which would carry the highway di
fled for the Conimonw-shh and 14 roun'>' «TOUP »» *Ula* ** ^
other adJauwUM were present
Smolinskt. 47. was d-iver of the
automobile tnat crushed Edward
Slater. 16, of Roxborough. »(t»h"t.
the rear nf a stalled ear Christmas P"
Eve on Ridge Pike south of Manor
Rd. Barren HiU. causing amputa-tion
of the vouth'i lew above tht •*,**»■ c*,IU!t', «"**: ..
of the knees Jones in his talk to the
Colonial Federal Savings and Loan RmMtwur! renreaented hv Jsmeat11011- **** deluded members of
Assn was elected vice cha.rmnn. R c^'Vos.ne^neterreedTaa^pliee*? ooff^nTott *» »«rtgto.n IndusUlal Usntr- mnu Club ^y^ie,! t^t during
1 1863 twice as many workers were
irned on good authority klBrd off the Job as on it. stressing
-, u» sttomey and Norris B. y,^ „ w„±„ t, uswally safer at
»»♦ Uons tom^to^ELd^lud ■"""- ?""*' f°r 'V ^ V P»"« »' •mptoymeot than he
«« Korriatawn 1+™*** *"<" amity, and a representative of the b R| j^. „ on Uw M,****.
* forrwiowii. . Insurance company that carries a .™,„ ,fc_„ ta Knnth*r »nrf i,gii.r
Rockett. who ha. headed the Con- .^^ „, SmWBk,s automobile.- ^l^J'J.*™- Z SJ' i
shohocken organisation -luce it lenlBtlveIv htvP Mrwn to . ron. «*deto the picture^ he^ed j
Judaea were Miss Claudia Ramey ' opened in 1M1. has piloted iu grow- frrence February • at the court -,*°r„ l" "™ ""!JS*,n ?ul,«
ssslst4.ut to Donald P. Horsey -^ th from a business with asseU of honM
tW.281 in that year to a» all- Smnllnikls gtfrrney egpUlned the
time high of W.031.S52 at the be- .,,„, o( nol fUl,ty ^, , ,erhmcill.
Rtf. Frederick B. Halncy, a«*i.statit ,,vh,r a/
Cnlcnrif h'pificojMil Chinch, Conshohocken, left, uml
/,. f, ftkUUt | Ii. Wi-at, l>. /».. ncfor, at annual ixinWi
■; |gga| nifiht, at trhich both t, ml.
tion* effective June SO. _ ,
prop.ed IfHllaglgl Extensloii of Harold
the Pennsylvania Turnpike with
the Schuvlkill Expre^wav at West Frank J. Pasquerilla. president of Horace R. Baker and president of lu|It.
Ihe hUte Junior Chamber of Cem- orand Union Federal Savings and ,, _
Meree. who flew from Seattle Lo*„. secreury-treasurer Directors t_i„
Valley of the Shadow to thr Summit
Legless Vet, Successful
In Business, Gives Hope
To Legless Ed Slater
president in ehnrge of the Con-
:.liohiH-k"n Office of the Philadel-phia
National Bank. Rev Dr Stan-ley
R West, rector of Calvary Epi.i ■rtfritawb.. •» u* w,* sasi»»i*- s»"tsaK. Mill Beptuti Church.
Several other pbuu also are
. under consideration Rev Barker
said, and the our he described to
the b>ard is nn alternate.
At present. Rev. Barker added,
thr Montgomery County PI.IIIIUIIK
Ccinmisslon la only working on
psi'er reports and has not even of-fered
its proposal
Williams. Dr Walter L WiUiv
member of the board of education
of Uie Con&hohocken Public a*t>aoli '•
and McCuen.
The attorney married the BafBMf
ginning of the current yet
made nrewiiii-t" i.«> March.
(Conflnued on Page Four)
ay.
Iftoy,. 6, Suffer-*
Krarlured tlollar (tone
Cedar Heights—
\\«.rn;iM- Anlo
Veen Into Field
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Field,
lOili Ave and Hallowell St.
nouth Turn- A car operated
,™ Adam Puchslskl. by Mrs Olona P Taylor. Swedr-
^ D„.!d..,dtl!?,Vl«**-year-«W *>" "' M' •»" "rs. land Road. Brldceport. ».
Adam Puchulski. 2fil Summit Ave.. of rontrol as she drove on Brooke
suffered n fractured collar bone Road. Plymouth Twp.. astondi
shohocken. elgh years ago In Ph;l- u,,,.^. ]tl>il eVtnitiK wnen llP tr|pued Bflornlnsj, ploughed through a rieki.
the SUte ndelplua They have two daughtej s,,m„ h IJUpp, whlle piHj-lng ln the '.nocked down a small tree and
Hlghwav department for considera-, 3*Mt- W"1 "!«# years and Susai. rMr oI hl5 home_ nmr to , gt#m |tl ft g,,^,, Mr.
tlon. In many previous cases where si% months Mrs Field is a gradu- ■ The child was taken to Sacred Tavlor was apparently unlnjun-the
plans of county boards were ■*• nI ('oiishohocken High Schoo. Heart Hospital where a cast was The car, damaged to an estimate'
eniiTTifted «he state er,einei-r« v. Membership pins were awarded applied A flr!-t grade pupli at extent r.f X100. was Uned away. T!.'
lected routes eutlreh different, so Robert Hatfield and Alex F. Kurish Spring Mill Consolidated School, accident was reported to Flymou'h
Uiat under present conditions noth- The Distinguished Service Award he will be discharged from the bos- Two notice later In the riav bv thf
me u certain for the *a|iur route. tLuifiaaed on fa** am*ni pitai this afternoon. iwoman's husband, police aald
Members of both the Trustees
and Deacon Boards wbo mret Join1
I* to ajaawaw problems of einamdon,
agreed with the report ef
Bsrk-r. that while bids had been
Buhmlttrd and opened, all should
be deferred until a mitre perman
ent route Is determined.
action taken.
P.lur to the opening of bids Rev Mnrr lh*n M volunteer worker.-
I), ker presided at a special meef^- >» Coiishohocken and We.-t Con-ing
at which the two boards were ihohorkeii aided In Increasing the
nrmerl for the ensuing vear. current Polio Fund bv S3.3177] as
"•wT^s'/toerTSrai.rK.J^^™i^M■^«»'"">■ <■*"«> «-*5 ss
Ruatanr. wnlor dMCom: Pmlf. rt" """« "undri Il.r apnmn
rtck Hansbrrrr. and David Silk. »' "" im™«ivf onp-lmur drhr
Junior df»coru. and Mil Brliv »"• «■>' undfi.av >I .. Volunlrpr
md Mr». Flormcr Ood- »orkpr». mnn; miillirn and a niiir-hi':-
nf bualnpai and profeiuluniil
\t . i,/ ~t .!,« n™.^ nf TV,. . y'"»i« afmrn ranvaaaad thf arc.i
■ ,« .p? Awl 8«-.™*n J- M, "" '""" """"<"■ ■ """UBl-
S mJSprpy. S;"-KMri. Mi! »' ""•" »™^ >"»>"IW «"'"
Ann Kelly, Rahh Speiik. and
Ralph Fr'.'er The bi.trd n.imed
Axrl Rv.anson. Jr. financial sec-retary;
Axel Swanson. S*. a trea
1 Mothers Collect $2317 for Polio Fund
h£/n One-Hour Porchlight Campaign
surer, and Mrs. William Hendrlck-
, cleik.
era th:il occupants were ready
aid to strike out the
dreaded disease.
Mrs Edward Lorenz. president nf
the Buslnr ■ snd Professional
W men's Clu>). r-i^hohocken di-*-
rtrt coordinator of the drive, an-nounced
an "■lirTlTiagHlu re»-x>n'e
of tlie workers and residents
' he toiat to more than
lino sbt-ve hist year's receipts.
"The sneer** of this march re-
Norriatown- -The annual Ladles '«"•■ '"•" *h' *»«end'd coopera-
Night program of she Traffic Club ',on of » l"r*'" «rflUD °r ",l*"><«"
of Norrfatown will be held at T Sut- " *bh to lh»n» »» *hn h*'1 •",
urdav night at the Valley Forge "fT* ,B ,his »P'"""<« P^Hei to
-m precede the dinner Tti* Junior Wnmans Club also
assisted in the drive Areas In (he
Irafficl Inh
Ladies' Might
An enteruinment has been ar- Conshohocken District for the
ranged by Robert McFar and. pur- ,,Mp,lgn ,ncIudea Wm Consr
.•.BCri!dgefpoTrt,"w.h.o .is c,hma^irman off°t.n^e' .hpt,x.*.™ Connaughttown, But rtdgeport tn „„,.,„ Ttnm .„,. «„,
entertalnmeiv committee Dancing <
Butler
Spring
of John Wood Co., is chairman of
the publicity. Charles Johnsor Jr.,
U serret.iry of the club, and Jamea
Mellon, treasurer.
Pike to North Lane
_..,.._ ..„„ _. „_„ E-B-ssjsn Mill and Ceaar Heights A( iM fjow o[ mp drive, work-
■1 1 P^.0B^^m■ . .„ W returned to the Park House.
"2L?222P%. ^L,™™*:: "lih Ave. and Harry St.. where
representatives of both organiza-tions
recorded collections.
Captains In the Porchlight
Mothers March Included Dr. Ruth
Brandt. ML-s Olive Hart. Mrs
Cuthryn Barnes. Mra. Ann Carr
and Mrs. Vernon Verooe. Miss Ids
Mae Cooper was cantaln ln West
Con&hohocken. Miss Mildred Couls-|
ton snd Mrs. Eli;abe'h Atkinson, of.
the Busineas .and Profraslona!
Women's Club, aided In receiving
and ehecKing funds at the Park;
H'"l«r
Twrntv-nlne women in PKaaauth
Villev rolleeteri g*wl in the pnreh-
IITIII drive. Mrs. Peler Smith
e«pts<n ef th- am •»'<•- sni! «-
Pslwrl Marion lo-caplsin, report-
Storc Offon 20r
f
On S:th'<* for 2 \^ «'t'k*»
r-i a h.-lf p'tte ad ln this new--
;!..- LiB-hl-Psrker. Fumi-
!«:- S' re. 1] EJV. Hector 3: : Coo*
•r^'icrken. announces n contrlbu-the
Edward
i n er Fund on pur hare.
down every manufacturing plant in
this State for six months".
He pointed can Ihst Bel
plants--especially smaller ones wi..
less than 100 workers—are Intr;
eated ln safety
Tax May Force
Movie to Close
Truck Parking CauQed
lln/ tn! on Ka>*'ttr St
Coaumoiiocketi - Wue:i.er
i>urd of directors of the Chair.
Of r«mmrr« sjaould «" '•'
ss favoring a reduction
amu ement tax si an inducement
to encourage more people to go to
the Riant theatre was taken under
advisement on Tuesday
William A. Moore, president, .said
the theatre may be shut down soon.
The close, according lo information
even him. would be due largely to
the fact 10 percent must be added
to the price of glgffj ticket as re-venue
for the borough The local
tag is Imposed in addition to a Fe-deral
tax, and it yields the borough
1
Went Vorrstionnrlten Hug
borough's No 1 hern of World
War II today Joined forces thnt
sir directing a vigorous cam-paign
launched Jan 10. by
Weekly Review newspapers for
tlie rehabilitation Of Edward
Slater, who will be 17 on Tues-day
Aubrey Holland, who lost
both limbs in the bloody Cas-slno
campaign in 1M4. but never
once lost an ounce of faith or
a bit of his broad grin, cheer-fully
volunteered to establish
the hardware store which hi
conducts, st A44 Germantown
Pike. Barren Hill, as gfjHnrtaTl
headquarters In Barren Hill for
the Slater Fund His place of
business is located between the
Lafayette Hotel and White-marsh
Inn nrtpnsitr Barren Hill
Volunteer Fire Co, At one time
the store was a thriving hard-
Fire Police
Elect Monacelli
Spoilin<: KSPIII
Service DWoiiliinieil
conducted be the
let* Walter 5 HanscU. a found-er
and ttm Chief of Daiien Hill
Fire Co.
'Kind p*T>p!» everywh'cr
have helped me snd have given
in* courage I will do all I can
to help the lad "
Bob Sister ..ln<k> »f M
Slalcr and aaprrlntendenl , i
. oitshohoracn Athleli. Heidi
Is an aid school rhum of mine
and I told him I would like lo
go over lo Chestnut Hill hos-pital
and talk to Id
"I knaw 1 ran help him a
great deal by talking to him.'
he added.
Ihe double-amputee express-ed
desire to visit the boy ln an
effort to lend encouragement,
but he explained he would wai'
until physicians thought Slater
had retained much of his
i f 'on rtaauast on Pooe Fowr)
(Ihureh Schedule!
Special Meeting
i hucken —The reuig-tiiitii'n
of Rv\. Stanley R.
Wast, l> l)., rector <af Calvary
I al Church, Fourth
V : KuyeUe St. for the
laal 30 yvsawli wan fitrmally
tend.ud at the annual pariah
tUOottng at K i'. M. laat night
in the parish house uf the
chiuvh.
Effect.ir June 30, the resignation
w ^erlrprt,e•,'. from «ar!.'h
work for the prominent Episcopal
elargymau He will continue his ex-ttnsite
interest in d.oce an work,
makng his residence with hh wife
In an apartment at Bryn M.esr
No action was taken or. the re-slgnsuou.
but i: is expeied that
the church vestry, previously noti-fied
of li. wil, regretfully a
A; the same time. Rev Freoer;.- |
B. HsUev. Blue Bell, who has been
■ rect :r for three veers,
submitted his resignation efTecthe
with that of Rev. Dr We |
The rhureh's three delesates la
the I onvn ati»n af NarrlsUiwn
were all re-rumed at Ihe session.
They are Dr. t«eorge T. I.akens,
Nerrts II Oavls sad r. Robert IIer-rs*.
Other church oBViala are elected
at Baiter Rev. Dr West presided at
with F Rnber' Herron
■i the absence of Joseph
Colen The annual report of Harry
Buck.e. parish treasurer, showed
I !l>e riuirch in excellent financial
' -ot id it ion. Total income for all pur-poses
was S29.0BO Contributions to
he general musuon fund and other
>-nevolence' was soMO Improve-nenu
to Uie unount of 15000 were
,i Kt* The endowment fund now
eachea Mo 000. with a special
in i ot 14000 Balance at the end
if ihe year was 13800.
| A ronr'.hutlon of »Mn to a new
HI.1.ling fund, was announced by
he Woman's Oulld.
A i other organisations, arcord-
U*l to their annual repori. wars
:i.>wn In flourishing eondillon.
. on. chairman, reported
Tor a special committee on tie
ninh centennial ln 'U, plsiu for
J. h have already been launched.
1 An enteruinment progrsm in-led
a piano d-jr: by Mrs. Dortt
Weiistar Malantonio and Marion
M rQatl vocal solos by Viola Mc-
Cord and Janet Morton; guitar
SJIM by Fred Sander, who also led
Igrtup singing. Refre-hmei.u wet*
■rved by tlie Woman's Oulld.
St. Mark's Must
,?lect Officers
New Ruling
Ke<|uires Vote
* CoiiAhohorken -A change In the
leeiion lystem. voted a year ago
.ii effective now. will necessitate
he first change in 40 years In a
church office at St Mark's Lu-theran
Church. Fifth Ave and
Harry St
The new ruling now limit* th*
service of drttsTCO officers to
Conshohoofcen The Rev Wil-liam
(lunther. Director of Christ-tan
Education. Presbytery of Phila-delphia,
will aerv* as moderator at
a sfSKtaJ meeting of the congrega-tion
of Conahnhocken Presbvterlan consecutive 'erms and requirea a
Church. Third Ave and Fayette year's lapse between terms of S*IT-st
after the 1030 service Sunday ice
morning, to approve the transfer *« a result- John Z. Iloyer, 1«
William H. Mooney. pastor. W. Ilth Ave.. also a member of the
Mooney submitted resigna- Csmshnhoeken •esstgf Board. wriB
if pastoral relation at the ■** be a candidate for the post
h to accept s charge at the *f ehoreh aerrelary. which he has
n .mlng Presbvtcrtan Church held eanllnuoush sinre ItflS.
PhlUdelpJlU, March I. The •*"■* ruling will necesaltale
D* of the Sundav Church flection of a new treasurer, the
about $0000 aniniall), ll was uudet-st
>orl | Conshohocken — Michael Mona-
The directors were infoimed thai wlll member of the Washington ii Rev ssrjXstzszzL ITK ««<» .^^ *«.„,
ntn-aggTesslve position Into »hlch as president of the Conshohocken
resiling has slumped in the .om- Fire Police al a meeting Monday
inanity. They me; at luncheon al night at the Washington fire
the Oonshohocken Association, house.
Eia-hth A'.e snd Flafffttl • Romki was ineligible tor re ti.ool eachers snd nfnceis will tirst change In ofraV* in 13 yearg
Samnel W. De.Medlo, *ecret»r. gg0gfs*a after being promoted to take place In the rhurch assembly Currently holding the post la Ar-wss
instrueied to prepare a a*Tv*j CapUin of Uie unit at the meeUng. room at I P. M Thursday. Board r*>ur L Frees, 205 E llth, who
whlrh would nndrrtske lo sscertam other officers re-named were of T:ustee* will meet Feb & at has managed church finances since
' ,. ir P ,-i-*r fejefner1 v nf Msna
sunk, ssid thi offer wo u.d be con
tinned tor two weeks. -
Porchlight* brighten way for #€<><•* of iMMtn
iixi1:>uj hvndrerh of homes T"i >■(/"•/ night to coiled
.;,„*r hut'inns tor tin I'l'lio Fui'ii- a/tai R$gm* M.
\'i'ij<nt, <>\t :,j.: f'".,i'tt St., teacherni Coiuliohocken
High ScaooV, it "'»•■'■ lo •>■ p i M'—
The aVcocdtr photo
ahrthrr Ihe Chamber «f t "mitf ■ ■■
ran be helpfnl tn prevent ng lite
Heslng nf thr movies snd the cur-tailment
*f s public servire A g*g*>
mtttee *n ippointed t« stadi both
pHHeas
Meanwhile The Reearder learned
on good author!!;.. the Cottatiohoc-tCoaftnijed
on Page Severn
Give $1 or More.
<»et i .nn- > Picture
Harold C. McCuen. editor of
' us newspaper, announced this
morning that a photograph nf
Edward Slater taken at Chest-nut
Hill Hospital will be given
everybody donating 11 or more
uriweeii now aud Monday
night, upon request attached to
tb* contribution.
Gifts may be left st the uffl, *
of The Reearder. 100 West Hec-
Uaj Si. Conshohocken; Roxy
Druf Stores, Oermaniown Pike
and Joshua Rd.. Lafayette Hll.:
Aubrey Holland's hardware
>tore. Oermautown Pike and
Chur-.h Rd. Barren H:ll. Henry
Hernsley's service station, R'tinc
P3te gfJd Ni-:n L*B I I'. -
■ uiu Q Twp ' Morl.ui 11 Pi ■
roif. Jr.. prif.den: of the board
of supervisors, at the lo*
Lg In Barren Hill and
may be addre' ed la Bn 227.
Conshohocken P' i
In Chewtnui Hll
dq.isr>r,- s- I le offi'
■• The Itersiil, gok>4 oeimai;-
Wtn A.e
■
fieurge Wo<)d, vn-e-prestdem. Fran-cis
Dempeey, secretary, and Vern-on
Hover, trea-urer.
Named ss ItrulmanU for IM4
were Hater. Adaea Valentine, and
Ormpaey. with gggsj Kusso and
Monacelli. sergeants.
Plans lo discontinue fire police
service at football games, boxing WI
matches, and other sports events plkl
were approved by the members
The anil Will aeive uniy at fire>,
it waa decided.
Rozeckl reported tha: efforts
have been made to provide mutual
aid for Fire Police units through-out
Montgomery County, to have
units assist one mother in in-sble
to cope with traffic problem-
Edward O'Brien. Jr. was named
a new member from Uie Consho-hocken
Fire Co, 2.
church. 1*40
Elections wilt take place at a
meeting of the nine-member
church council, at * P M. Tues-day
. in the church parsonage,
adjoining the church. Rev. Dr. O.
Hill Thr January meet- K. McCarnry. pastor of the church,
the Whitemsrsh Twp. Board automatically fills the post of
nervisors will be held at 8 council president, continuously. The
I tn the township hail. Ridge new ruling will make no change
nd Crescent Ave, Barren Hill In that post
\s lnliiiiiir-li Hi.aril
»!■■• liiiL' Tonifcltt
Recreation Schedule
For Fellowship House
('<!:.'iinhoeken- An extensive pro- rlssses for some years at the Nor*
ram Of ttajgto, st the Fellowship nstown Y M C A Kuaek akto U
- i.i conducting tumbling for the boys
l , i with a regular weekly |n th„ ^^^ afu.r,loon eltM
gngduM for youths of the borough. Brand revealed that youths from
was announced today by Charles seven to It would have regular play
Brand director. In an effort to time In the gimnasium from 3:4S
provide maximum recreational unUI 4:30 Wednesday and Fridav
needs for both boys and girls of sftemaaew. and from It until 10:45
BjUgeJty ^slurdsy mornings.
features ot the progrsm will be In the sge group from 11 through
'.3 years, (he program had been dl-lo
17 docia] activities include a rktad with bora taking; part from
Supervisor* lo IFWUW.
Itiitl^el |'iiiii»lti
Barren H I of super-rtsors
of Whliein.i: i.Twp w
iri si the township build-
InC, R^dge Pike opposite Credent ^.^ ^^ s*sj»V ostsW l^lOOf 3 4ft
Ave Of primary imporit-n-e will be
consideration of the budge! for the
year.
regular maeUn* of the -uper- .
atd. cntstnut Kin PiTmouu u*ei
4 30 Tuesdsys, and 11*0
night from 7-J0 until 9 for the 13- until 12:15 Saturdays The girl'
14 vear old group, and every other nave similar hours on Monday and
tufht, from 7.M to 10 foi rfon 10 45 to II .30 Saturdav A
in ..n in -op mixed prngia, i will be held gtM-b
■idellgpts Thprsday afternoon
ot • . Ihui at** Rithl l» '■ m ''■ Voudis 14 to 17 wlfj use the gym
s 15 dslh
ducted bv J din gTinek a I ad Wed:icsdsy and
professional tumblei, wbo toUfta 1 boys B*tmti«l Tuesday and Fxldax