The Conshohocken Recorder, October 24, 1957

              it- Stye Uttotitt
riartihw 1 in. I'n. Thunder, Oet St, i '.ir>7 TA 8-46oo — UK t
Chest Drive 'Supervisors
$60,000 to Go \«k Voice on
Within Week
Report I mhiv Mn.u-
< iniiniitl.'i- I- rhirrl
Of ^ av loMjid i.i.al
■a f;u in their 1957 csm-psvigB,
Conshohocken. Com-munity
Client officials reDOsi
el today they were mie-thinl
"' the uav toward.-* a goal of
I9O.2S0
B Herbert Lee exeeuthe rnsir-thr
drive, revested that
1.1 total oo Tuesday afternoon
food at S30.664.50 The bulk of do-i...
lions were from Conshohocken
ti fiustries and their employees
ri»t;*i-i .'iirt inniiFi Pfr»iKn trnm
I't- ilhi ion jifftunled to U3.4M-J«.
Included In this h an additional
■ Mi-,iii..i..n of *'..".(Ml from Walker
l-rniher*. rrevinup.lv the firm had
NMMri 9.1.«M Walker Brothrrs
t-aditinnatly ha* beea a leader in
llie CheM erhe
The special gifts division, un I ■.
■I Mrs. William
V. nip f-chectz. has accounted Tor
8? 935. while the professional dl-
— ded agpln this year by
Pr. Loi"i? Olncckner. has contro-ls
ed 81.120
Don ild P Horsey, vice president
c: the Philadelphia National Ba.il;.
t n iinhorlten office, and chairman
oi the banking division renorfel
iu Lee that MOO had been con-fjhuhaa
Churches and schools of
( i luhohocLen mid West Consho-
! ■'ken tksVg pledged and donated
■'""3. followed b\ the organization
(. ■ ision with SI 10 and the retail
Nicholas Romano, chairman "f
the retail division rev en led thev
v - uld concentrate their efforts in
the coming week and that they .>*;-
< Continued on Page Seven)
Kiiwanis Club
Elects Tonight
I (> Seek 7 Seat**
On Director Board
An election or officers Will lake
place after dinner tonight for Con-r
'Ohocken Klwanla Club in Lafsy-rtr
Hill
Dr Jpck Fem. -lomolng UleMiMtlt,]
* il! conduct a brief business ses-i.<
i'
TlH Rev Warren D. Russell Jr.
■if First Baptist Church.
Ci nshnhocken. secretary and chso-
1 i: v ill give the Invocation
The office of secretary will not
h voted upon; the bos id of dlrec-
!—* will announce their sppoln.-
II>HI' for that post.
A program of KIwants education
sii.I fellowship, Including varied
■ mi: ical selections, will Uke place
Slier election*.
Two men now serving as club
\A."-presidents will vie for the of-fice
nf nresldent -Alexander Pler-m-
nl and J. Wilder
Six candidates for the two of.
ft gg of vice-president include
Hear) Ob/tn, Alex Piermanl, Oom-laic
Rujiiiero. J. Wilder. Anthony
1' Mrdlo and Joseph lacuvcltl.
Neil Christopher O'Brien Is an-
< |i;:i- r.t !■ I Hrrli.m again I* lot
< ffii r of Ireesarer.
A total of II are candidates for
r.ven scuts on the board of dlrec-li
r», including:
Edward and Russell Carda-Ton*
I" iph Falconlero. Robert twin.
dtto Oriegel, Frederick Lytcl, Ra;--
ii'ond Msllnowskl. Donald Moore.
.' mea Neve. Henry Olaxta. Alex
r.ermanl. Joseph Purceil, Nicholas
J Romnno. former District Gov-r
,ior: Dominic Ruggiero, Charles
Vars* and J. Wilder
Route Choice
I Since Whitemarsh tow nshlp is
["MB per cent Involved", Its offtci.,1*
''.-.ill request they be invited to sit,
In on a study of a proposed route
Unking the Normtown Interchange
of the Pennsylvania Turnpike with
the Schuylkill Expressway
Thomas J. White Sr. chairman
of the board of supervisors, said
today he had been Informed by S
C. Weiker.. district engineer for the
State Department oi Highways, I
.hat fie State had commissioned a
firm to make a study of such a
route.
"We are asking,' said While.
"Since Whitemarsh township is 100
per cent ln"olved that we be hi-insi
we can plan our future."
At the same time Secretary of
Highways Lewis *l Stevens pre-dicted
that opponents of the State-approved
"yellow route" of the pro-posed
mid-Delaware County Ex-pressway
connecting the Chester
Expressway with the Schuylklll Ex-pressway
would see It an an asset
once It Is built
Mrs. Jones, 94,
Dies on Visit
To Daughter
Both Brought
Front Salem. Va.
For Kile* Tin M!.I\
Flltcs took place Tuesday at her
home. 129 E. Fourth Ave.. Conaho-hoefcen,
for Mrs, Mary Bear Jones,
WattO* of A. Conrad Jones.
I The Rev Stanley R. West. DJ3,
former rector of Cslvary Episcopal
Church, of which she waa a mem-bei.
and the Rev Edward Price.
rector, officiated Interment was at
Plymouth Friends' burial ground. .
Death occurred Sunday In Sa-lem.
Vs.. where she was visiting
a daughter. Mrs. George V. Dow i-it-
fa She would have been M
Nov S.
A club and civic leader more
than half u century. Mrs. Jones'
was a charter member of the Wom-rns
Club of Coiishohocken. first
heading It lit 1803, and serving iv.ee
acalA ss Its president in 1WW auri
In ISIS She continued until death,*.
s member of l's sdvisorv commit-km
An authority on history- of the
area, she was a director of Mont-gomery
County Histories! Society,
contributing many fine articles «o
its annals.
She was also a director of the
V..lley Forge Historical Society and
fu miny years served as historian
of the woman's club she headed.
. Condnued on Page Eight/
IParty 1 llegiance
Stressed as Key
To GOP Victory
Somerset Counh Allornev
Predicts l)a\i<l K. Grosliena
\\ ill \\ in as Judge No\. 5
Tot PTTilirlifWI Oi^ani/jtliiti of Hi 'inily is
i-ertain it OH eetjnt on pariv logwHf for victory al tin- petti
from next Toeaokj
Willii i ■■■ ■-. .
I-OYALTY THE KEY TO WIN! — At silver an-niversary
banquet last nijrlit of Whitemarsh Valley Re-publican
Club, each upeaker stressed "party loyalty on
NOT, .r» «iii win Ehe eltllon** Seated, i i<> t, v* fffranw1
M. Glass, toastmaster and president of elttb; Joeeph
L. Darby, fnet'll chairman, dinner commilt«r. Jottl I.
UagiU, chartei- number, Whitemarsli Kast district, hon-iward
Displayed
In Art Gmtery
In a note received by Mr
and Mrs Harold C McCuen
Tuesday. Miss Edith Emerson,
curator of Woodmerc Art OR-Irry,
informed Weekly Revieu
Newspapers' editor and bis
wife that she had put Uw
p'.aque presented to her as a
PYoni Page Achievement
Award on display at the ga'-
lery. Bella Mill Rd. an I fit:-
mantoau Ave, (jhf LfkU
Miss Emerson *a.s un.
men and women honored [a
community ssjrVlOl the rw * •
papers' obstrvance of ■
Newspaper Week at
field township high school
Oct. 11-12.
"With many than*. -r» n
Mlii Eanerson mi .
heart warmlr.ft ro (i ,
otie'» work Is really fe-t
worthwhile to others "
ontl for 26 years' service; ataniiiiiK. James E. Btoudinger,
county Republican chairman1 John S LafoiV Jr., nnm-inti'
for ConKi"*'ss to succeed Samuel K McConnell; Wil-liam
S. LiveliyoiHl Jr., prinupul Iptejia) . I >.u id I Qfc
shens, Republican nomiawe for lodfl of i he Omit of
Common Pteas. I>IIMI "»■"« mw
Couple Surprises Burglar at 2 A. M.
In 39 - Room Mansion; He Steals $70
Pastor Resigns
After 33 \ ears
At St. Mark's
K«'\. (i. I.. MeCarae]
< ;- Into Hi In, ill, lit
At lMiilli|>-lMir«. N, J.
•i inirglai terrorised an «ith a foreign accent
: I ii couple In their »- "All 1 want la year ntwv Ju»t
rocajl tnarsion. historic 2T7-year-nld give me yimr money and no ane
1.mien tfjaJM at Pennsvlvanla Ave. will gel hart."
Hill Rd.. at 7 A. M. Returning to the bedroom Plswk i»«tnn
same man »hu robbed him at gun
psjgfj in the house last April.
Einlrn HOIIM was used ss Waslv
headquarters In 1771.
nd escaped with *70. produced a wallet containinK |7o The Ptaamts' two trrn-age daugh-i
' Mi: v.i'rc Mr. and Mrs The robber refused to take It and tsjrt, »n gujti and a servsni uere
.vnVaxtj J. Pluek. who bought the ordered Plssrk lo remove the btlU .t.-ieep in the house but were not
nut ago. Pissek. 40. Is Grabbing the monrv, he ran down aroused.
- of Mrs. Paul's Kitchens the spiral staircase and out the Plcsek described the masked man
;ai<d E J. McAleer Co. 173 East St front door. [as about 40. asjfldti and five feet
Awaking In her second floor bed-, Upper Dublin police found toot- ten He wore s suit aud a soft hat
i i m. Mr- Piszrk saw the robber prints In the heavy dew indlcttUng Twice since they removed into
■ i trirnoni across the hall. Her that the man had entered and left :he hwiM. Pissek said, burglar'
aroussjd baf husband who Uie estate through a heavily wooded luu sttHaptod to break into the
into (lie hsll *1itr* the In- reckon nt the enst end of the prop- Limi"i -a house wnere
hii face eovered by a rutnfJ- *rtv He got into the house through ml while
:•■!< ilil directed » flnsruight at a first-floor window. i Ing fiom wounds suffered
' .r-i i.nd demanded in a soft voice Pissek thinks the robber Is the in the BatUe of the Brandywine '
ibcd tht neeeasity for undivided lojreit* on I
' irod voters in tn address last night In flourtowm
Likely a OOP nominee for govsi
nor nejit year. Attorney Llvengood
Mild the State would look upon
ttir Thrifthm of Attorney Thomas '
E Waters. Democrstic nomlner
lor judge of the Court oi Common
1 * Democratic victory and
no: a vu-iorytfor Waters ss a "111
long" Rei>..
i-1. former secretary
wealth of Pennsylv.inls, +M prin-cipal
speaker at an annual ban-quet
marking the 2Mh anniversary,
■ the founding of Whitemarsh'
Valley Republican Club at Sprlns-field
hotel.
Samuel M OUss. fonnr;
of Montgomery County, introduced , .w-. _„.„.i, „, u,
David E Oroshem OOP sl.ndard *?+** "" P",plt
1 °f "''
BeHrer for ludge: Stale Senator «»rk's Eviu.gelinil Lutheran
Henry J Propert. James E. Btsud- Church of ConslinluK-ken nearly 33
USVW. county chairman, member years, the Rev. Ouy E McCartv»,
,.r (hi oovntT Republican enmmlt- „„ „lbnilUMt ,,,« resignation to
olficisU; Morion H ,,„ ,-,lllireMll,|lin Sunday nnrntng.
Petterolf Jr. Representative in the ,,f|W.tne Df it
Omni Av.rinbly John A La tore -^^ j^y r> Mi-Carney said he
Jr n»in.nee for the V ■ CVngTtSj; „ re(lrtiui from the icttrt tnlnis-
Llven^o.'d and a host or others In
Thr former State otfKtat ,everel\, Durlni 44 yMrl sJgBM his oidli...-
rriMciiod the action of Monlgom Uon M served onlv three .him he».
ery County attorney! In then sup- j^niaster in Franklin County and
porf 0/ Wafers for judge to sue- r,,lw,ville In Somerset County, be-cced
Judge Harold O Knight He torf receiving the call to fit. Mark's.
The congregation was visibly ef-fected
by the announremrnt whir It
tliey accepted 'with deep regret '
Tlie pastor and his wile will e-i.,
uve. at year's end to her lnune
town of Phllllpsburg. N. J, »nws
tin river from Easlon. Pn. Their
lOdress will then be Red 6«liuol
twine. Morris Park, Hliilli|isbuig
Outstanding growth, both in
membership and ehurt h
Improvements highlight ttk
,ate in ConsliohtM-ken
\ Pat," as the miulsii 1 tuts been
fondly called for
niost men of his ivu isli
aTslfM
(Confinued on Page Sight)
Off l>uv
TO llllH'SS
Birthplace of His Father in Ireland Bank President
Is Viewed by John Pollock and Wife Lnhurt inCrash
Male Chorus
Rendition Is
Hit of Pageant
1 The return of a descendant el When ggstj visited the houae ard Redlngton The latter's grand-
Erin to view the hobielii.d of li wli^re lh- elder I'ollork was born, mother Is none other than Mrs
lisjsaakf was the nostalgic experience toe woman who lives In II greeted Prank Wilson, known for her re-nf
inhn f Pnii™-k Mo'itfcrtoeri them warmlv and allowed then to ilef administration work. Natmally
avsj. Oulpfe Mills baggsMt end pnntnfranli IL the Pollocks were entert.iined In the
Pollock, who tesrhe. Rn-:l,sh and Among the memorable photo- captain's quarters and gfl
coaches plsys at tht Dsro, Hu'i irraphs brought h-ck from Erm i« complete tour of the tUSW] tmai
Slupon Ma^nn
I- !►< 'IIHlli-lM ll
pfMMgni of the Phladri-phla
NailoiiHl Bank, escaped ln-
School. with his wife is home rlirr ■ \.ew 01 the .ron stove In that It was an csciting trip with varied jury bui damaged h
a t»o months' tour of Ireland. Scot- house - n type his grandmother and thrilling experiences. The ship ,.|lraiL„, lTftr, ,_ . ,-n.,..r -r„h
land. England and f IUJKI. Wh-n ttM* nrrlved at the old landed at he Havre and the Pol- , , ,. * ' ■„
Their Itinerary took them «p the h,:, i.ist^ad the woman had sods- locks proceeded to Purls, where they al ' ia l0B">' on MorTU •"., east
same road that Pollock's Is tier aakaal ready to pop Into the oven met Thomas White president of the °' Sheaff Rd.. Whitemarsh.
_ srsvsraed SS ysars ass tn •<,* gu PODOal look Die S. S Untied board of supervisors of Whitemarsh Driver of the other car. a station
rive Beauties, a., with brown is Uke a boat that brought him %•• States 'conceded to be the fastest township, and Edward W Hump>
lu.r rsnf.ni from » light shade America- and (•nhohack-n hip afloat - ,t can make the At- hrev. president of the Whitemarsh
to s dark hue. will compete tonight John B. Pollock, new 7». of »: Untie . ross.14; m -inee davs but school board. The two officials
i£i *,pS. .t'tiei>t Ul" UN oI E S*™""1 Av*- *■» bo™ »» Buhh mmOt t.ikes .ive' be.ause Its cap- were among the "mayors' united
J.U - Iv7rids;e of 1951. , M11U. Irelsnd, a town made world tsio Is I tOTBst puxstl of his. Rich- 'Confinues* on Page Eight I
cnosen from 14 contestsnu Mon- famous by its disulleiy. He lived 111
day night at s progrsm sttandid a house from which he could see
Csiu-c.iKtkui of the annual
HM.'..i«e'et, community 'celebra-tion
to have been held Sstur-nlght
by the Conshohocken
Jayceet was announced today
by Prsnk Pellegrlno. chslrmsn.
due to wldespresd Illness.
Pellegrlno ssld the celebrs-tlon
Is off entirely. Funds set
aside for the event will be
plsced in escrow with the local
office. Philadelphia National
Bank, for use next Hallowe'en.
he said. Also cancelled Is the
teen-age dance scheduled after
the parade at Fellowship House.
Awards tn an snnual Hsllo-
... . h*«/j '
of both borough-, held In con-junction
with the celebration.
will be presented nest week
wagon, wa» Frank E Mercsldo, 7008
McCailum St. Mount Airv set was
uninjured. Hi* car waa demolished of the Pemunl
police said. tension from
<!oilllll.»HsOllCI>
Sliiily IVtition
A request for up-sonlug of s four-
MM Iracl on Oermantowji Pike at
lhe Plymouth Meeting interchange
i'olicc Probe
Minor Thefts,
broken Panes
Two minor robberies occurred
c. er the weekend and an attempted
rcb^ery was reported to the police
i: ndsv.
Philip Oravlnese. 304 Msple St.
t«ld police s flashlight and s wnl-
: :t:g |30 were stolen Izzza
lite glove compartment of his suto-
1 ::■- between 7:19 and ».is P. M
LS the car was parked
car his home. The compartment
oern broken open. Ofleer
t. 'hew Dougherty investigated
Mrs. Anna Shade, 318 Harry 31.
■ried a quantity of shingles had
been stolen from the beck yard cf
Home some rune during the
Henri Officer John Hasur In-
11'tigsted
Police were summoned to the
( bhouse of the Conshohocken
Iloccista Club. Third Ave. and Wood
sit *t 6:30 P M Monday to in-v.
-tigste sn attempted break-in.
c ls| Walter Phlpps and ufflrer
C«ar*i Bland found s kitchen win-d"'*
broken but nothing disturbed
>rhuol Dirfrtom.
\ 11111 str11 \ to Mert
Tli- Plymouth Township School
B --ard and Plymouth Township
& hoo! Autlinrlty wit] hold s public
I retina; st | P M Monday at Hlfh-
1 Id Pehool,fie rmantown Pike and
lo |it*n for firutfi-in. Uir
nrm iis-rouiii i-^'"tiuii. snhii mil
' ^".1 nso.uuo.
Unil Slate approval of 'lie
<■ not. which (..used a towiulup-
■ • , ontroi erav as to It* need,
(■g received here Thursday.
by s MMsttf sudlence st Kendr.ck the sliips that sailed to tea and as rroill the I lie* of tile S, P. <™ \
Recrc*tlon Center, they are ML*s a boy he dreamed thai inmedsy he
po.ores H. Comerfard, 433 Lemonte would be on one of them His dream
St.; M.ss Alice Duffy. t73f Sags- csme true '.hen his sMgr, Anr.,
mo.-e Rd.; Miss Pstricla C. Msn- ready here, welcomed him into t
B«1L 840 E. Leverlngton Ave ; Miss United flutes.
Mary Jane Schwrter. 342 Rox- Hts son dreamed frr rears of 1
borougn Ave and Miss FrsnceS visit to Ireland to view hi* dad >
Tim.in. 3M Heritage Lane. Candle- blrthpUae. Ihls dream al.o camt
brook King of Pruisi*. ,„. when h, Mi wllh hU wlfr
Judges were Mlu E.eanor Herl- tBB# tl aboard the S. t. I nlird
lug. who Is Miss Philadelphia of suu»
1BS7. Mrs. Irene Brseunig. msn- -, ...
iger of Slenderelis Internst ousl. Mis^ Kli/;il»«'lll Kellv
Rlttenhouse Squars; Ed McMshon. if , "™,p™" IVfllV
television personaliiy snd Tom de-'To Be Feted lit DilltT""
Slmone. of Cynwyl M1<1 EliMDeth M Keliy. JOi W
One of the Judgrs fright Will be Third Ave.. wiU be honored ss out-
Judy Lee. of Mount Airy John standing woman of the community
Facenda will be master of cere- by Conshohocken Business snd Pro-mon!
«* fessionsl Women's Club st a dinner
Miss Fve'rn Schaf-leder. the Mondav
reigning qu-.-n. «u msster of Miss Kelly was retired last rasn
'■-r»monle« on Minday r.igj,i. '■■>■ Pniladelpms suburban Wa.er
The girls first appeared on Co. bv whom she had been em-
»Conf.nued on Page Elghtt ployed H yesrs continuously
A Heart-Stirring Tale
Of a Tail-less Mongrel,
Symbol of Lasting Love
Potts told police he was headed industrial"
m
Id "residential" was
east on Morris Rd. A parked truck Uien under •dvlaemeni Plv-
*M on his Mde He applied ihe «n««»th township commissioners at
brake* to avoid the truck and ■ "P"'*' »««*n« Tueaxlsy.
skidded to the center of the high- »** lhin * do««" "«1enU
way. sldeswlplng the station waion «1«n«1 * P»U«on presented by an
coming In the opposite direction "tn.rnev for protection of their
Both vehicles hsd to be toaed I'>"[*Hie* The land Is owned by
iway Patrolman Oeorfi Thomp- PWUp unVtg Co., Plymouth Meet-
1 marsh, inve-tlsated. In*
1 Conimissioners awarded a tlnee-vjar
contract for gsrbage removal QC "served 13 Teachers
On Siik List
2 Churches List
Sun. Breakfast
Reforimilioii. I,;n men
DIIVN Are Oh?*er\etl
Two Conshnhof ken rliun r- ■
scheduled breiikhist events
>lr>l BaptM will eelebrale Lay*
men's lui wllh < ••iiiinuni'ni brea'. -
fast at f.
raashahncken Melh.«ljsl aaaawal
Refnemalion Hwnday atartlns wllh
Men's breakfast at 7:38.
The Rev. Oeorge Daiis. PhD,
professor of ihenlnvv .0
5iemlnsry, Chester will speak at
breakfast and morning worship st
Fl'sl Bsptlst Church. Dr. Davis his
returned from a year's sabbstlc.il
leave when he studied at the Utu*
ratty of Oxford, England
The Rev Warren D. Russell Jr,
minister, will officiate at the Cotn-i.
uniMi table
The Rev Rosa Whltby. mlniNW,
A^l.ury Methodist Church, Norm-town,
will speak to Methodist Men
nt their breakfast at CnnMi
Melhodisl Church The Rev. Paul
f Chrelmnn minister. Will
rn We Catholics" st 11 o'clock wor-ship.
Breakfast at First Bnptist ail]
the Men 1 1
t.ls
Tin* is Just a story of a little dog headquarters of tlie S PC A Rsdjl
well. \ou might call him mid- - Pike just below Butler. Hnrmonvlllr
m r, td and his deep love for There workers said they'd tried to
do;i*.*d Conshohocktn home find a home for Blnckie
Il wss one day early In the Ham- Twi days later. Mrs. ZsleskJ c***|jJ vr"'erday and Tuesday, as* j^d
to John W Hssson. Rahns. on his noy Cmmey u prMldcII, Prrrv „A
iM of tlfiftnn lmeer than the cur- William Beaiei wUI be .hefs
cm collectors. Mfll Irom ,he m,,.,,,,,,.
tlelpate st worship st 10 45.
I I 1 W- ri2d U.,1.1.-
mrr that the talt-k-sa. ssd-eyvd. sgsln heard a familiar "Yip'
black mongrel sppesred al the tie hack door. Rlsekle lud found
lurk d... r uf lite hnme of l.dward hi* way nosne alone again He had
/..lit** I, *J Oak St.. ConahohocKen. (Dtlen owl of S securrh Inn I:
Patty Kaleakl. 14. a Conahnhoek- H, P. V. A. kennel b* tnnnelms
rn High achoal fresliman. and Lor- snder the fence
-sine. I!, a filth rradrr a < nn*ho- OBM again Mrs Zaleskl had to
nor ken Klemenlsr* school, fed the make the hard decision. She took
line snd lei him sleep on a dls- him back to the S "
womm from st Merit's Bv Lu- 2 Social Union* Meet
PIvm..nth-Whitemsrsh High sclriol fhernu Church of Oonshohocken u™ Warren R Russwll 1
ngsln today after being Wll, & .„„„, thow attending the Kim ^o^ r^vle. kill be hm*
-1 convention of United et.«es to tlie Women's J, l
Church Women at Orace L'n'on at First B
■flg]
Our < .oiile-t Is Here
iTsWarm, Hot and Cold
Is Snow on the Way?
Tlie westher is constantly chang- first snow will fell this winter ses-
I'lf Fust 1; Is warm, then it is hot, MIU
hen It turns cold. _.
The snow csn't come when it s Thf,n loke • «"e» on tn* lil»* v"'
wsrm. It csn't come when it's hot '"ink the snow wiU start
But Baby When It's Cold Out- Then a guess on how deep you
side' snd thst tune pops up on the think the snow will be
famiiv record player it means It's Esrli postcard should have only
time to gei your entry Into this M* entry
newspaper's snnusl Snow Guessing There is tag luni' 10 the mm,her
Conte.11 of postcards von wish to send
And the' time is now. i For youi effort Of you have me back do
The westher csn chsngt hour by right pt edict ion as to day. time and Blsekie had trotted the long
hour, day by day. depth' you could win a host of trek from sehwenkavllle to Oak St.
But the rules of this eontest prizes — abwwt 18 miles — alone, many
wstlgnl CsskaejN iUey are the same1 Bo hurry, hurry, hairy There s UBM butklni heavy Iraffk
as last year and the >*■! Ul^te Ut nine tu luse. Hufd t^md *t 1,1. return iSki
juat null in yot.r entry now on tniet Uw Snow Ouessing Cuntest beloee nlghifali. alt vt Biackle's
a postcard to the office of this vour now tuuns human friend* had dropped
fsvotttd netispepet H ui\ befoie the snow is too deep around in glre bin a warm hug
On Hie postcard hassrd s Ruess and vou csn't fight youi «iv to the Next Ikj Mrs Zale\lii kffsdJ
,as to the date thst you think the mailbox with your postcard. ,Blackie u> the Montgomery Coun'v,
carded rag nn Ihe back itepi
They rhrMenrd him "Rlackle."
-non the friendly. >horl-halred dog
became a nelghborhnod pel.
But the Zaleskl* aldreadv hsd two
s.'t*. "Plney." a pedigreed ley
poodle snd -fuddles." a hound 4»
rold weather approached, snd there
wasn't room In the small house fur
s third animal. Mrs. /-ilenkl told a
farmer, wlm told her butter and
eggs .JIMIUI ihe dog.
"111 BJxVg hun s home on mv farm
in Bcliweiiktville". he offered
Mrs. Zaleskl. holding her enso-
:10ns In check handed over he
little visitor who had found his aajw
mto e\ervhody> heart
Three days later. Mrs /-WKi
heard a sharp little bark at her
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>>ov. 22 ISetr Date
for Conthohmken—
Hridgpftort GeSHdJ
Conshohocken High - Bridge-port
High football game, twice
postponed. Is achedu.ed for 8
P M . Nov 23 »t Conshohocken
'A" field. Harry E. Fox. CHS.
director of athletic:, announce*.
Second postponement was
again st the bequesi of Bridge-port
H S Originally scheduled
for Oct 18. ii war. postponed
until Monday due to tEM dca:h
In s motor crash of two Bridge-port
H. B. girl seniors snd
ban'* members. Joan Mslie and
Margaret Mi Tasjue
O11 Mwiulay. Bnugrpo.t again
asked postponement, this time
due ;o esieiur.e HUM - ^mon*
team members and OtlU
ioiiieen "at »i Uir
of the fowr groupa were ah.enl due
I* "wlialeirr ia |»lng arosnd."
- h:-\ gfrlsaasi said I gerj were not
.ibtr in delerminr * lielhrr or not
Ihe gssjMtJ la ' As,.,., fin".
Iii' hided In the stricken group
aie R'Mitiei T Dombrow. puncipsl
iir.ri nine teachers.
! While 370 out of the 1000 student*
:aresbsent due to Illness. A R Webh
iiissis'.aiif principal, said this did
not sffect the clnelnu d.
1 We frel the well children sre
' better off In school. If possible But
we could no' find suffIcten suMJ-
( lutes to man the classes in the ab-srtice
of tlie many teachers", he
Bate
dmi.Hs- Lutheran
custodUl laSgjsswji Church. Pottstown be- •>[ ( , .
km at ft 4b next Thursday -enior unit meets »l tht
morn ..: il» aame hour.
Some JOYOII* Song
Question of Accepting
$105,000 Organ Gifi
Fills Air With Discord
A proposal to provide Plymouth- Uon ami M
Whitemarsh High School s pipe iod at no initial cost to thi
oraan valued St 1106-000 -- virtually with a yearly "rental of S400
fiee — has resulted hi sounds not Al a meeting
all musics). mouth wi ;i,: . , .,) D,„ , t
Three members of Plymouth Thursday night
Township School Board one of the have Its ; A lUltubl*
the Joint two-township rr.iiimtl between mr In.
school. Kuhn
John C. Fetter, secreian 'pf
II until 5 Dec 7 <* the gift." Whlieinnrsh Tow Dthl
HSDU (laui will visit each cbJM II »e«*n>' ihey can't quite believe Board, chairman of the 01.
prmnl and a photographer wiU the district ran get a big gift at mlttee. said he "is aOKDj 1 1
laV-aW I • are. uf ■ 1.1 Win. oliti IsaS- liui' ''*' favor of in:. a
*» aiaiivllus 0 K.t.1. fine arts dl- an> gsgwol
Ttables will include a f«m > w.xk MBtOt at Plyniutttli-Wliiteiiiarsh gan."
inil plea, Hltth sthool. nutde the II I ■ ".
H'bJta He; ti the ooeiri isrjwgtng tfl tin - •{■•'■
aastaj trimmings, criids snd wrap- ntsh th* bit insti imen cnmplen tutest-'i
pints and s ssndwKh bar. tbeai the enure buiddgi of installs-' /Conltnitcd ON Paoe 1,1
\11\iliiir\ *■! h- iluli -
Vtafe K;i/a;ir HIM-. 7
I Mrs Richard fltrltle etiuirman ef
■ Chrisimas Bn/aar to lie sponsoi..
ibv Trlntu Women a Atixiliarr boar(1 «,"rr"",« ,|1' nl«1'
Gulph Mills announces event will *" outspoken In their dlsspproval