The Conshohocken Recorder, May 8, 1958

              HARMOMIU.E SPRING MILL
- America's Historic Region /\o. 1 —
LAFAYETTE HILL PLVMOLTH VALLEY
MvrnoutliSel
To Register
Sew Pupils
Registration Dule*
r'or Kirwl <>ra<ler->
Lilted at .'» Srliuol-
Registration tor new first grade
en who wtll br assigned to
XH«s In the Plymouth Tow. n-
, n r gdll take plate an May
, 16 In the afternoon The
hedulr sill be us follows
PLYMOUTH CONSOLIDATED
CHOOL — next Wednesday, 1-3
HI ACK Hnn«F srHnoi till
a*e 1 t-fci*U«i.uu Laa.i.a ^HK-I! OUt
hursday. 1-3 P M
HIGHKIELD SCHOOL - on Msy
1-3 P M
liuible for first trade are all
uldren already alx years of age
who a ill be six before the first
February. 1959 Parents are to
tng a certificate of vaccination and .
her taocuIaUuiis and a certificate
birth
Brief programs mil be held in
ch of liie schools on the Hirer
ra when parents of new first
den alii have an opportunity lo
et the school administrators and
ll hold discussion on Retting the
illd ready for first grade.
Parents are Invited to bring pros-
■tlve school pupils with them and
■se children will be permitted to
tend the afternoon rlth the pres-l
it first Ri.ide pupils in their class-,
>oms. Parents are urged if cou-niently
possible, to leave smaller
uldren at home. Refreshments
lU be served by the PI As of Uie £
schools.
gtye ttaorkr 111 U K HORSE HROVI) AXE
— America's Historic Region Mo. I —
BARREN HILL I'll MOl III MEETING
SSI I: Yr-«r * TA R-4600 — BR n-Onr.fl
$464,795 Budget, Highest
In History Approved: JTax
Increase of 12 Mills Due
Knowles
Appeal
Postponed
The UB Court of Appeals yeslcr-l
day afternoon put off hearing mnr'
mtempt of Congress cases until |
le Supreme Court decides on a
nOw otti Its preliminary adoption of the ex-persons
Involved, tnclud-, pe„w 8rttvl tn .mhoruative source
ng Mrs Mary Knowles. librarian \ Mld thrre „,» ta ...t lwU a ,2_
Jeanee Memorial Lib-1 muj increase ■
ary Plymouth Meeting, were con-1
lifted of (cinteuipl In rrtuslng to
nswer queries about their past ex-
Major Portion of Budget
For Teachers Salaries; $200
State La* Haise Included
CcHuhohocWf] Brknol hi*" ■ *;'prcval
HeodaVI tn its hi^'ht'st Im.iuft in history, totallinp; $464.7:t."».
.um. sell, .iul.'.l t.. eant Hit- school fiAcal year of
Ther than the current hudjret.
While the board made no refer-hatever,
to the tax levy tn
;M'I
PtUlSE FOH <<>l NTY Btata nd local i-andiri-aii-
in prinury Ma* -" gsihvr at Hourfcowii tire house
Tuctadavj inj'ht vrhcri own than Ml eYvid OOP backsri
fM'lirtl pTfisal 'il KfoiltgTOffaaTy County Ifllflrihlp from
In.nl row, I. to r , Richard S. Si-hivr-iker, primary cani-
I'.tiKii chairman : Qgwrji i:l>x'iii, slate chairman; James
Staudingtr, county chairman: and Samuel M. fUm.
jursHii'iit of Whitfniar.sh Valley BaTHihllnan dab; stand*
lam, L to i-., Senator lUniv riopcrt, Hortoti H. Patter-otf
Jr., Floyd K. Rrennintrer. Herman Willaredt. can-didates
fur JafillatttTt; Luther Kln.sterniHii. .secretary of
club; John S. Majriil, clerk of courts and anx isperruor.
iWetkly Knir* stall ptiutu
Current property tax levy Is U
mills, an Increase of six mills over
the 1956-67 levy. The six-mill jump
The Supreme Court case Involved came unexpectedly at the final
adoption of the current budget last
Real Haven' for Manufacturers
Kl2^te Promised in State After November SL-T-.—
Lloyd Bareublatt. a psychology m
struct or at Vassar College When he
BUM amfaw the House Commit tee-J""'. ■'*« offlclaU Mid at a pre-vious
meeting they expected no In-crease.
They attributed tt to an
error tn estimated Income, undis-covered
until shortly before Uie
budget esme up for final approval.
In addition to Uie property tax.
the board levies a 110 per capita tax
on every borough resident over 31.
Major expenditure In the whop-ping
budget is instruction Bracket-
Un-American Action, he de-
(Continued on Page Saj
Re-Assessment
,()f Properties
Community Center will Hold i
_ iUBl ba3*ar Wednesday at the Cnief spokesman for the Repub-< "The prerlnrt worker Is the moat] counties in the nation. [State Senator Henrv J P
nter. Green Lane and Bilverwood Ut.an p,rty ln Pennsylvania blamed Important perwin in the Republican "I wish we had more like It In!Assemblymen Floyd K BIMIUIIIKVI.
the Democrats for much of Uie un- Farty." he declared. I Peniuylvanla, "he said. Herman B. Willaredt and Morton,
A hot dog and roH| beef lunch- Pni,,],,vment. asserting that "short "Ne election can be wen without Republican County Chairman H. Fetterolf, Jr.; J. Wtilier Ham-1
HI be ».crved II 30 to 1 30 and ughted policies" of the Leader Ad- them. I hope iou will tn out and James E Staudmger termed the monds. county rommuuuuitcr and
dinner will be served 6 lo 7.30 ministration frightened industry give sn overwhelming majority to Scolt-MrCiouigle combination "one Mavme Rothenberger. Register of
ome-made cakes and pie* will be 1WBJPi lhU gstjofc," of the finest slates ever offered, to'Wills, candidates for Republican
liable. campaign speech for the Bloom pr«ls«1 Montgomery m
aw^M^uST'h.SSiJSi'^ t srxs*-*"""" ^sr%^pwi£sr^
lost "thousands and thousands"
Jobs due to the threat of high taxes |
"Boon after Oov. Leader took of
flee his Income; tax proposal
beaten doun by the Republican
trolled Senate Then. h« »
manufacturers' excise tax. This
the same fsle. Finally, he comprom
anil laed on the sates tax.
structure
the \otera of Pentuylvania
"The people have been -king far
ajfaapira
srts Lane, Lafayette Hill. ..■, chair-
. Mrs. Bernard Goldman, of
Redwood Rd.. Lafayette Hill,
co-chairman. Mis. Irving L. Labov,,
rorpe Hath Unit-;
it*"- Health Fiuior
Oeorge M. Roih. BuJoek
Aves.. West Conshohoiken.j -uiih the u
* W"i Conshohock'n ,uble. buslnesamen refnsed
hool ftisrd ir.ianed Tuesday la. Although
rders of hu phvaician'. He ha
en a director since 1956 and sec
since January.
Into Peni
• ■I i .n. -r wmrwhal
wealth has failed to keep pacr with
Ihe buslnet* bornm In other stales
jj Spectacular Blaze
ea.|
If-in
At Night to Be Lesson
prom-riFor
Volunteer Firemen
State Committee
Also on the speakers' platform
were Mrs Ethel James, vfegg chair-man
of Uie County comnutice. and
Earl B. Bechtel, treasurer, »ho gave
Uie involution.
fConflHK<r on Page iuJ
Council
Board
soon launch a plan to re-assess
borough properties, with
an eye to equalization and more
tax revenue
Joseph Bums council presi-dent
addressed the school
board at Its meeting Monday,
asking their cooperaUon In
such a plan.
The board agreed to go along
Burns said he will report back
to council al its meeting next
Wednesday and If approval is
given, will arrange a Joint meet-ing.
Bums said borough assess-ment*
are on the bottom of
t lie list in the county," and
"unbelievable tn some tti-slajvfca."
resignation wai tcceptrd .nw |#«der became tiovernor.'
rlth deepest regret". Mrs. Aubrey Bloom charged.
illand. new board member. *■
med to succeed him as secretary. ,.,
.>«(«. —... «.« _ _. j. eiec
Calling for the nomination and
Experts'lo Slum- KHI Men Boat lo
Combat Flamint Tank- Trucks:
2 More Enter
Circus Dale
Is Saturday
Total KVjgintrrnl I
21; <;<iul litre I- .V>
West Side
School Tax
Hits Ceiling
Teaching Staff I*.
K> ilurtil a- t ii-i-
In 1 duration Mount
Weet Ctosfemhewfcoa Igce. M
heaviest a. Iwot tax burtfea ke hie-tory
end the eUflews Jtggsej ever kg
school levies.
Despite the keg Us temp, fee West
ed lor this is 6274.678. which pro- \ Gonahohocken school board, raced
\ides the state-mandated 6300 tn- win 1U wnrst fuisnotsi ertala, wtl
crement and a voluntary Incentive' cut <ts sesohlnt eUJf for the ele-raiae
by the board to teachers ln n enUry school frexw etx to JeeaT
the svstrni five years or more teachers. The district haw not opes*
Refeeenre !• teaehen' salartee ated % high school kg 10 years.
eroeght a vigorous protest In one. At a three-hour meeting; Tnnlsj
instance from William J. Maher. night, a OonttnuaUoa of an original
new board member i three-hour meeting Monday night.
He registered objection lo paving the board, by unanJcanos vote, ten-
"ene of ihe teaehers 6166 per wewa, UUvely adopted sn sll-Unw high
It months a gassf when there la budget of 1114.615, about 623.006
onlv nine months of work." Because over the currant aajdgwL
«f this, he declined le approve the t The board re-vamped Ha tax
budget. system with sn upward leap in Ml
"We are net In a position to pay property end per capita taxes and
■oeh salaries." he said. "Maybe j (Conttnutd on Pagt Slit
Whltemarsh ran bet their loeetwe -
is three times ours."
Ms her did not mention Uie name'
of the Instructor but later indi-cated
It Is a department head,
directors made any comment on ■
ler's cue
MdgW
Other major budget Items ere
654,800 for debt service. Incurred by'
rental to be paid the Cnnsholiocken
sclwol Authority yearly for the.
6730,000-plus public elementary I
school, now underway; general con-ipotntment
of s successor as dl-ctor
has not yet been done.
uhlirdier S|ieakrt
«HHKII1 at I l-.ui i..u M
(''tn R Day, newspaper publisher
Wiishiiiaton. Pa., wtll be principal
eaker tonight at e meeting of
wants Clubs of the isth district
Springfield hoiel FkNUUlWU, un-augpicee
of the Whitrmnrsh
Hey Kiwanis Club. The publisher
district governor.
g| Hugh D Scott to the
D. 8. Senate and Arthur T. Mc-
I Oomgle as govenior, Uie state chair-man
assured Uie audience that
I manufacturers would find a "real
i haven" here after November.
| He labeled McOonigle as "a younu
man with vigor who will do a real
Job In the governor's chair, "while
Scott, he said "has every qualifi-cation
that will moke him a good
United Stales Senator"
The Job can't be done, howevci
said Bloom, without the commitcc-men
and women.
Alan Wood Steel Co. wtll agait.
sponsor two contestants in the bi;
annual Conshohocken Soap Box
Derby on July 4, Eddie Moore.
Public Incited to See Demonstration "*g™££, *™uJ."'i^,,.y
r.
! rangetneiiu to edd their signatme- .„
Hundred!* of jrallons of K&>*olinC Will p:o up in smoke today to the constantly growing Ugl Mercury of Spring Mill
next Wednesday nijfht at Sntattffa Park, 10th Ave. and *>f routhtui racers for the com- No. i. announced yesterday
And guess who'll set the Are?
Official representatives
ain»o>l a Ml
The Kel'.y-Morrla three-ring cir-cus
will come to Spring Mill on
Saturday, not tomorrow, si origin-ally
scheduled. F.ilwood F Heller.
Co.
S!Developinti:
UIIIVHMI iiwu* mtij LujioiK.-iib On' ~~ "•(Cooimittfo
Expaiul(<l
(t'unimiird on Page Fuel
Aerial Photos
To Aid Plans
For Seven
Three more members i
added to Plymouth townshipF in-dustrial
development DOsU
Notified recently of their Bpgntet>
ment by township eonuniss.uiius
were Hugh B. Cunningham 306
Winding Way, Plymouth Vallej;
Carmen Romano. Belvolr Ave. and
School Lane. Black Horse and
Oeurge s. VsnAntwerp, 1511 River-acuity
Says Farewell
\t Tea to Coach Peters;
eaching Career Ended
Walter K Peters, fatuity member cm la Association New York City
d cosch at Plymouth-Wintemarsli ■">d ,|"' Ee«Iern Association ol In-
|h school for four rears, has left ter-c olle-cinie Football Ofllcials. Nes
teaching field to become a fuU-,1"^* * -
e protessional sports officUl. , Pplerl *"' h»n™«!. 8' a tn,lc*?U
it holds a contrac: as a pro- WH ?'vVl Al>ni J°„t
bi thp. *«uk*
uonal baseball umpire wIuV a m "J* "^ of Plymouth-While-
I York league, and other con-m"j;,h High school
:U are in the offing. He nisei„ ****"* by the home nouomics
currently encaged as a sports »*P«rtmfiit. the decorative theme
icuil in high school and collcjies.,comblnwl '"" ttto ™ieeis A M-t
the local school. Peters was s »K,und l*k<- *«* ,ln Ul« to™ of
.merclsl teacher, head tartel« typewriter ooretiie message "Best
1 coeeh and assistant football *!"**■ M^CSST' A mtn*larr
ich for three years and directed
1 sports official club
Flag youthful official already la
ernatlonally experienced
Seniors lo *l\iuC
School District
OnTumahoutDay
"Turnabout Day" will take
place May 16 at Plymouth-
Whltemarsh High school.
Marking annual senior class
day, seniors will become the
"faculty" snd "administrative
executives'
Stephen Shanut. class presi-dent,
will direct Uie office of
Cardln D Brown, supervising
principal of the Plymouth-
Whlitmsrsh School District.
Accompanied by Mr. Brown, he
will visit schools in both town-ships.
John Titus will assume the
role of Roger T, Dombiow,
principal and James I. Graham,
activities director, will be rep-resented
by Jay Birrman.
All other key posts in I lie
school will be portrayed by stu-dents,
with students also man-ning
the offices
Class night will be thst night.
Atlantic Refining Co.. with the con-sent
of area fire officials Two tank
tiucks and five drums of "gas" will
burn.
The big holocaust
light up the sky for miles around
Aerial photograpa of Plymouth view Blvd. Curven Terrace James
township, preparatory to planning r, Wlldrlck. 301 Colwell Rd. Farm*
the township's first storm sewers, view Village.
were taken Monday by members j Darren E. Rlbble. 1817 Plymouth
munitys biggest juvenile spwu -The change of del* is beyond of the staff of Jack P Hartman Jr.! Bird. heads Uie committee Other
event of the year. „„,. control, due largely to ell the Harertown. consulting engineer. members ere Edward A (taffnev
Addition of the four new compel!- „er, that next Saturday *fil be a Authorization of the photography io Mill Greek Rd . Plymouth Vai-tors
wUl bring the total already better day for thousands of men. was made by township commission- icy and Stanley Heron 1314 Hlll-signed
up — almost ■ full two womrn and children expected to ers al the last meeting Apill 14, pre- crest Rd.
m<"-.'hs ahead of the "red-letter ,Mrm the fair grounds" Uminary to preparing a master plan
d»-t*" — to 21. | The matinee will be at 3.30. the or mosaic for storm water drain-' JJ . gut .
. . (ft "That's good", said Eddie Moore.' evening performance at 6. age, | nuprrviaora Meet
...™ but »** ■* '■« ■* *c ■•" lh,,m Featured will be Big Blanche.1 The proposed system U In no way TnlIjff|it nl Itggsnasss Hill
to sign up. We need 29 more boys to ..jd to be the largest elephant In a sanitary sewer system but would " ",,1e*"* *" ■»«■<■ " eeaatl
planned in the interests of Ore- bring ,„. number oI racers lo our captlv.tv snd 11 matched Psllnuno be designed only to carry off storm A monthly meeting or the board
righting education. The public may foa, of M Comt on bo%._,,■■ ,,r urj[pd | ||or(fj "He:ier U ln charge of the water. Action on (he proposed ays- of supervisors of Whltemarsh town-witness
the blaze. Boyi aged 11 to IS yean may advance sale of ticket which mav tern is expected to be taken at a ship will be held si 8 tonight at the
"So many tanker trucks travel 5lffn up from 6 A M to 9 P M ' br obtained at the fire house Wil- commlasioners' meeting Monday i township building Geoffrey B.
over our streets now."' said Ted l>- Monday through Friday or 9 A M ][hm White advance representative, night. HmiUi Jr, will preside.
sinskl. deputy (onshohocken bor- ,„ 5 ,-, M Saturday at the I F nj ,he Keliy-Morris show, will be
ouih fire rhlef and long-lime olH- Moore Inc Cherrt.lrt-Oldsmobile available today and tomorrow
rial of Washington Fire t e. "thai agfnCyt J?rh ^te and Fayrtir St lnf i„lr .rounds opposite the IVM
we are setting up the big Msse to standerd-type aheels. reqmrej by Tire plant
khow volunteer firemen Uie beat Nations: Soap Box Dei by rn.c air .
method* of fighiing gasoUne Are*. tfliUbie at the Moore agency. The ,. ... «-. -■
More than 1» firemen represent- jpoj^or piyi tor tn„e HurilMHI Vlllr rirr ( At.
lug eight companies will together ^^^ M ,I)d tUf Ainfr. n , i'l - Siilnrilitv
fight what wtll certainly be one of klil ^ j h w ,, »ail<|IH I I III* ^alliniaV
the community s most spectacular „, are ^^j .ponaorlng the big ** f*r M Harmonvi'te Fire <o Is
Oree. rmct. wt£ ^ cooperation of Tog conc"n«* "»'' rotd».wUl '"d u'
The companies will Include Con- Reorder and The Valley F.irne Amb*7^*t"rd"1
n*h- , , ,
shnh.Ni.rn No. 2. iieorge < Uy, West Sentinel. CUrence "Hank" Slater is I ,** • *>■*"• *W
1
h *nn,U".1
4*nfffl
(onshohocken; HsrmonvlUe and g^eral chairman. Winner sill be will be held in LJIB Hall. Ambler.
Plvm-iuth of Ply month township: rlom,j m August to Akron O on an *ltn ■ professional fri>or show and
Cedar Heights and Spring Mill of .^-expense trip to participate in d""*'"* " features Auxiliary mem-vVhltenursh
(ownshlp: Swedetand ,he „,!„„,; TKr% md doseni of bers and civic and fire offlciaUi
of I'pper Merlon township and the hnr prizes will be available to all'* a"**'* Robert Wells, cniei en-j Auihorny at a meeting Tliursdsy '
-Washles'' F.ach unit will bring UK>1 contestan's glneer. Is general cluu-man m ,he toWliahlp hall. More llian 30 '
•ne piece of apparatus. . I ttBf are J. Hnts^rd Poster n,embeTs attended
Andorra Civic Group
Urges Speedy Action
On Sewage Project
idorra Acres Clue AssoclaUon
, In effect, a vole of confidence
lo the Whltemarsh Township Sewei
rts official. In 1655, he WHS a pro-on.
il umpire In a provincial
bell league in Canada and In
he officiated for the Big State
1 southwest league in Texas snd
Mexico.
n 1867, Peters went to Puerto Rico
basketball official, represent-iie
United SUtee.
also played a year In profes-
1 baseball in minor leagues,
native ot York, Peters is s
dilate of York Catholic Hi.li
York Junior College j»d
lana Sta-.c Teachers College
ie also attended Mt St Mary's
lege, Emmitsburg, Md. and did
(•graduate *ork at Nfl
al i<n.|.;p uni-gtty,
aQaaaaW — ggad an
ci al ol lituli> Irad-spuru
olllcials urganlxatiuiui
|g aj-|gH1nil uf the Suburban
■ I
istion of Approved Basketball
ale and lormer president of
i:ovn Chapter. Pennsvlvania
scholastic Athletfct Afsocistion.
tenting all tliree sports.
le is a member for the second
' of the College Board ol ofli-basket
and basketball etnptinsized
his sports career Invitations to the
les were in the form of mimaturr
rtballs snd nets.
Peters, unmarried, has lived ln
i since he became iifflli-
• local high school.
Rain Mars
Rouil-e-o
Jay Stong 16. of Gallagher Rd .
Plymouth township, won first place
in the annual Road-c-o sponsored
by Wlmernnrsh-Plymouth Jaycees
SiUurday at Plymoulh-Wliitetnarih
High school. Plymouth Meeting
Rain curtailed t^e pr-gmrr!
Ed Mitchell, 11 son of Chief and
Mrs Fdgnr E Mitchell 3016 Cres-cent
Ave. Lafayette Hill, won sec-ond
honors and Dan Faulkner. If,
of 3716 Mi-vflower Rd, Plymouth
Meeting Village third.
Stong. a senior, scored 472
Do/ens of Are police will be on g-a ,1 |i„.ir.J If"i™rs1t Wassliasttaajnitt cchniieffi:: JJ uDoonnaal.da Tiaarr-- Thr m„ting wrn, nn rrr<„a. „
n-nd I lyniniltll ntlltnl ' button, fire chief and t.jwnship eerding lo a spokesman n( "pledg-
Touching off the big Mas. will \f ",;.„. |JU*w1.« marshal. Wilb' ■ lnf mppmrt n, ahaie.er .lens are
be Albert Weiss and William Tor- MfM'lllIp >l(>IHUy | police rspuin; Charle. Cameron „eee«sary |.. have Ihe «-wer gewjewt
rens. of the Atlantic Refining Co. Plymouth township board of com- John Fcssler* snd William Leonid e„„p|eiM| In a lejal and honesl
long experienced in conducUng Sim- missloners will hold a monthly trustee manner and without delay.
liar "teat ' blazes. meeting at 7 30 P M Monday at ■— | At the siiine t.
Leslnskl will be In charge, sided the township ball UermtttOwTJ f\rH |- tllTIl^ll I IMclirr
by Joseph P Thomas. Are chief of.Pike near PlymouUi Rd.. Plymouth -,.
Conshohocken and John Smith. Meeting. Lewis B. Sheppard will At I • W all Athlete
discussion of Uie townshlp sewer
situation snd the Ir.yesligatlou into
Uie purchsee u land for Uie dis-posal
plant-Inrlneralor. the group
also Indicated approval of a probe
by the district at_-i:ey »aaed last
Friday by John McShen. president
or ihe Whltemarsh Green Civic As-aoclation.
The AndorrH Civic group was not
rafSfeawBM at a meeting of repre-
Ol loumlilp civic asso*
West Conshohocken fire chief. 1 preside
12 Members Welcomed
To Super Diamond Club;
l bag
Mlaa Ann Bigelow. former public
relations staffer with the American
Red Cross. Philadelphia, has been
engaged as a Junior English teach-er
at Plymouth-Whltemarsh High
school to repla.e Mrs Walter Gnf-ih.
grbo resigned In February.
Mlaa Biseiow has a R A rienree
i gesgttatl from Roaetivmf College.
here she was preatdetll of the
hletlc naaociation. cap'"
hockey team and assistant editor
liege newspaper
l'ii|.il- ill I'lllllie
C) III i*» ninii-lralitui
i B r- M
Twenty-five rear service emblems opera tint st s level higher tha
were swarded 12 new members of entire sleel Industry, allhouili lie
out Alan Wood Sieel Company's Super eewsd see no immediate tread as*
of a possible 500 points in the two- DimmoiKl Club including four from wards a major production pickup
part lest ol dniing skill which in- nwedWund ;.i«1 t»o from Conslio- la the nesi few month*,
eluded -■ written ■ ,.,_ , j gsui N< » m
MIL.hell a srlilui. uliuat- Uil.ri uurl Messdw) luflil at MUUM- ai«l. BgSBZBMl KoOUe lohn Fl
kt Wlutciiuurati tuwsavilp pukUw cliiei U^UAI,. V* Main M NorrWowsi gTaaaflaxa i KtaUenu 01 of Heads A
:-..[rd 66J p^.l.i. aiMl Ki.iUU^I ai Hresrlilalluli lo tills gloup aS laiul, Josrpll r Hi '- I"
li.r 15 (.untwusnts III- aajg -s to „eu 35. ajad 68 mmi e on !>;,,.. * hV ■ ahuhosken I
cliKln! i*o ftt*j |a»enibrifc. and the urn 35-ytar mem- M. Petrtellu, all of NtarrtaUNni Wtl
Phiques wiU be presents lite »in- 'bers ot the Upper Met tun and Ply- ham O. Morrison and Mid
neni at 2.30 tomorrow, in the midi-1nwuth RaUroad Quarter Century franko. Conslioliotki-n %TUgajl H A aprtng FtyiUal' will be the
tonum of Plymouih-WhitrrnaJwh'Chib lughllghted Uie event sUend- Stiteler. Bridgeport and Leon J theme the cosorful piogram to in-
High school. The roao-e-o Is psrt|ed b> nearly 350 members. The club Ueberman. Philadelphia. elude dances, drills, stunt*. g»nies
of the national Jsycee project, to has enrollment of 666 Lewis Norman sell known humor- relays and nan] other numbns
aagazssjjg and reward safe-driving Awwrda wars presented k» Her- i*t spees'
'habits The niuonel contest will be lest An H Wood, nresideni who told leresting fseU from the lives ot «" »ill partldpaul Tlieie sill 0*-
| field ln August in Washington. the grewp thst AUn Weed eras etllt, fCortfmucd on Pagt Suj \m admission.
Ad Response
Is Terrific'
Mrs Peggy Cole. 4329 Flem-ing
6t . Roxborough. had e
play pen snd a bassinette for
sale
So she pxaj pU'-ed a Classifl-d
Ad in this newspaper
-After a few calls I sold both
the baaalnette and the piny
pen." Mrs. Cole said yesterday.
Mrs Cole said that the calls
started a few momenta after
BM I^I- r hi Us
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meeting at the same time.
Actually, s show of hands was
against the Andorra group formally
supporting the Investigation but the
spokesman said thet did not mean
they were opposed to it.
"We want Ihe sewer system lo be
completed as rspldlv ss possible and
withnul delav." he said. "There-fore
we put thai action on re i.rd.
As i" Ihe probe l>> Ihe district si-
Inrnev. we do not know whs I In
fnrmallnn Mr laaaQsaa has, hul If
he haa anmeihlng thai rhnudl be
Investltaled. we feel ll should be
riven ihe II A Howeter. he . .-old
do thai with or ■ Mlnrtit our sup-port
snd we felt thai forms) .up-lite
A mint in gtoup also agieed to
make avaUabie lo land L Oietuun.
»ub esagngSjll i<.t two prune coo-u..
tors on the new sewer gyster,
:n. niueis so that he nugi-t
to having their
M miitle on a group basis
He was present at the meeting and
gave information on connections
The aasociatlnn feels that that
■netl.or! *n.iiii ry more economical
for members. William
presided.