The Conshohocken Recorder, October 1, 1959

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Thursday. Octobw 1. 1959—10c BR »-0M0
SotlH'thill<£ Gtwri
May Happen I<I
1 on TIMIJIV
Vutolite Buys
C&D; Sales
-c8.000.000
."$00 I'.oi|>lovec»
In i !on-lioli«H-k«'n
I ii St;i> on l'u\roll
Kiit ranee of Tht Electric
■ CII. into the indus-trial
battery market wait made
Wednesday with the eottpkv
1: m Of i" I pu'-clia-e of the
of C & I) BaHerk« tnt
«f ('oii.«hohocken for an un-disclosed
sum. Announcement
of the transaction was made
jointly by Robni H. Davie*,
■ nl of Autolite and John
F, MttaVhooaa, president of
C & D.
This action «u In compliance
I recommendation on Sept
11 nt the C & D board of directors
to tell to Autolite CAD atock-
I ulders approval was given a( a
tprcial meeting Sepi 21
The M-year-old firm has head,
fiuartert and • plant In Consho-hoahan
and branch plants at Attica,
Ind , and Pennsburg It menufac-i
irgg and distributee nationally a
tompiete line of industrial storage
batteries for use in electric fork
I.ft and platform '.rucks, telephone
exchanges, electric power plant*,
railroad locomotives and passenger
<ars and mine locomotive'
The firm also maintains research
iCorfinufsf an Pmg* Sfjmt) I
]\ewTeachers
Are Welcomed
Mi—• CasthaWtea Hliljiin--
I'SKA BVMMHI
The Conal - ken PSEA Local
i aid Ha first meeting Tun-,
kftaroeon at Conahohocken
High Bfttaol The meeting was
opened w:'h a tpeclrl greet inn to
members, arranged by he social
Minimltie* Introduction* were by
Fdward W. Oetumnn, super.ntrnd-
Nl* Ol MllDOU.
etchers include Miss
Blanche 1. Benner of the Physical
n department and coach of J
dm Mrs Jndltn A. Brtw-,
gnaw; Miss Verm A. Prus-inovski
Mild Mrs. Anita M. Wood-
■ mrninl department: Wll-i
A Hotuti science department:
A;mar N Wolfe Jr.. music depart-ment
ind band director.
Verllng L Etter Is the elementary
V ncipal.
Ther? was ■ general discussion
of a new Blue Cross and Blue Shield
plan. Mist Hess and Miss Murray
were elect* 1 delegates to the State-corn
Teacher conference
bg lid at the Bedford Springs
hotel. Oct. 30. Nov. 1.
These committees were appointed:
Ethi-s Mrs Kellev. Mrs. Ward:
F T A. - Mr. Merwln; Legislative
- •:■:• afan, Mr Perguaon. Mr
iMsC Relations — Mrs Mc-
Cnhon. Mrs Hover. Mrs. Olandtng;
FuuHcl'v — Miss Nugent. Mrs
■oadan; Retirement — Miss Ornce
Killmer. Mr Webster; Teacher Ed-,
Hen*ton «nd Professional Standard*.
- Mlw B!nke. Mrs. Ollmore: Sal-'
— Mis. Freas. Mrs. Jefferson.'
III*. B'taldt, Mr. Mlraglia. Mr
Weaver Welfare — Miss Cros*more.
Mlsa Vera Killmer: Social — Miss
pj-b. Mrs. Fisher. Miss Fry. Miss
Kellv. Miss Mutrav. lets* Plombino
Mr Donolrio. Mr. Kloos. Budget-
Mr. Pappas: Montgomerv County
n Coordinating Council —
Mi" Hess and Miss Murray
A special (..iamlftee will be ap-t>.
ed tills week to decide upon
a group protect for the year.
The new teachers will b named
attttfJ before Hie nrx! Bssft-iiia
which will be held Nov 2*
Officers far lTO»-lt«a are Miss
I jidertne lllggin* president; Miss
I Inla Mr< nrri, me president Mr*
K.rhnine l.nrem, serreisrv. snd
\l.-» Ruth Slslev. treasurer.
afaaaben amended a delightful
i-.hii .iiranged bv Mrs Erb,
stti PaTaaW, Miss Hess. Miss Kelly
raf, mid Miss Piombino
1900 •OlaW
On l>i-|il;iv
\t Moore's
I r. f Moore J: ,i* E F Moore
■ Agency )u* the 1W0
OU-stnobi.e* <>n display today in h.i
showroom at I2:h Ave and Fay-
I New crisply-tailored styling and
a EOT baunce of design are teamed
aim further advances in economy
of operation in the 17 new Olds-mobtie
model-, for I960, it gasj gay
nounced today by Jack F ■
general manager of Old-mobile anJ
a vice prcideni of Oenc
Wolfram said the I960 < >
features a redesigned Rocket engine
in the Dynamic "W ser..
»uh lower cost regular grade gasu-llne
"Tlli.'. • : . A >.'■ ..!..
"will give our customer- an im-provement
of 15 per cen: in miles
per dollar iruliua.rung excel-lent
performai^e *
In ail series there sie nes re.ir
'Continued on Page Mgstaj
Heavy industry
Zone Proposed
On Brook Road
I in.il St^j-ioti
Atlrntled \\\ 56 i"
1'lwiM.lllll Tv>|>.
About 50 residents of District
Four. Plvmoutli U>ai>slup. gathered
Monday night at the Plymouth
township building to witness a DUD-IK
impelling of those portions of
the newly revised township zoning
code applicable to their district
District Pour Includes Plvmoutli
Meeting Park. Connaughttown and
MM Colwell Lane area.
The meeting wss the laat In a
series set up by the commissioners;
Ihe soiling review committee
HjglM ittrntt
S^|illt*' /r,/>/
A repnried 10.000 pilgrims an.
sperUtors ai'ended ttM HH
■hta and Damian s
UK li nHmed for ttk
Htid Mi-pie St, 'n Sun
The R-rector
said lie beheted ihe pilgrim-wlto
walked in procession throug!
he ';eets and the spectators rep-resented
a record in aiieiidaoce.
The Rev l.ul^l MaluiTio. Passion
s: i I Hi igliton, Mssa . was
speake: ■ I devout of
- Kilts in keeping the faith
and related the history of the mar-
. ints in the fifth
Several persons walking in the
■ d in the 90-degree
heal A Conahohocken man who
plsniicd to enter the procession suf-fered
a heart attack as It started
coining nt Mont-
^ onlli Dies
Today After
Strange Attack
I iilli-l >rnll. l(>.
1*1% iiiiinlli-\\ hjlriiiiir-h
Sliiiltiil. I- V iclim
^ MI kiup Man
Praised for
Giving to Chest
Half-Ira*'* Salary
i;« <[ii* -ltd i- Pledge;
(..ml la &90.25O
Howard Rfad. \ i.-e-prt-fli-
-:< in of Alan Wood Stwl To..
Li ihv tii'w executive director
of Cimahohocken Community
Choi for the 1969-60 torm,
Huoceedinx B. Herbert Lee.
The campaign begin* hare
next Tuesday.
The sToa! is $90,260. the to-tal
ri'iiiributed by residenta
oath vt'ar since 19.16.
Mi Read stresses:
"The Chest attribute* M# success
ID Uie Conahohocken area, sines
IBM. to the fine response frcan Ihe
Working Man snd his support af
individual lesdersnip
•If possible this year, ws are es»
questing each worker to vasaatSBr
one-half day's salary toward KM
Conshohocken Community Coast
"We have a long way to go sa
attain our goal this year. Never has
the drive fallen short With ovarj-one
working toward the success «f
ihe campaign, we will again a*
over the top"
( It \M.I. OF I OHM \M» - Lt Col. Hanv I:
oratsTF, iithlfiic dirtetar oJ 1. ppw Merion Townahip Hijfh
■chooj and ffHnmandfaif effiotr of Uarint Air Group 26
M of II,t. l."i. vakotaai Lt. Col. Fred J. Uilhuly on bkt
arrival m aanadtl "I i-nmmanditiK officer of Marine Air
Raaarva Dotachment at Willow Grove Naval Air Station
;>n Sutuitlay. while Majoi H. Op—d Wilaon "t Hatboro,
li«iks mi. fujor \\ ii-on baeaine actingj commanding offt>
II aftar lawtrianlil ci«'uth m .(ni\ of Co), Kenneth Pra-aar
in a Jat plain' in Ntn Janey. Col GUhuly ca
Willow Qrovi from .Marino Air Station m Kit mo (Uln.
('■.1. Fox livai at in Ueadowcrofl Kd.. Radnor.
Cfeartsa D. Darsrartk, reeaessl I
' ('onfmuecf s ■ Ps<pe Seven
Bill Leedale
In New Post
K*» ifntion Hi ail
Teakfll Ohio Joll
Apples for Teacher' Decorate
Table as Mrs. Nace Is Honored
""' Responsibility
VK and *
I Told Youth
17 Graduated at
Mrthodiftt Srrricr
; Mrs. Bessie D. Nace, a teacher tgajchlnf priaclpal uf the eiemeiiinry ictl "I the Peiuu>vlvnuia State Ed'
*a years, was honorad as "Woman| ichnoU. a position she held st the IH.IIIOU Aaaocisilon
of the Year" by Conshohocken time of her retirement in June | Mrs. Nace was praaldent and for
Buanica* miU Fiufesauunal evumeii s in K4af IHMJ Mrs Nace ass chosen '■ several terms, aecretary of the Con-
Club nt ti dtnn'/ Monday mnrklnT' as "Centennial Teacher" when Con-1 shohocken Parent Teacher Associ-
Nntlonal B'slneas Women's Week.. ahohot-ken celebrated Its 100th an-'a'inn. She u active in 61 Mark's
to present to residents proposals for rwl«n«1 hl" P°« *° *PC«Pt » P0"1* oct 4 10 Qlversary. She Was the first 'eacher Luthemn Church,
updating the lonlng code a district llon *'ltn th* L*ke CouI*ty alemco-. Mm. Nace. who resides on Rid*e from Mi n1 niierv county to servei Miss Rebe-ca Huaiings. second
lal hospital. Pmnesville, Ohio. Pike nesr Oreen Valley Country Club on the Northeast Regional Boird.lvire piesaleiu. presented Mrs. Nace
Leedale submitted his resignation ■«»*■ B*W m.rc- In W- Ural tciher ticm the county|s corssge snd gift
WilUaui a. Leeuaie. recreation di-rector
of Ccnahohocken since 1*54
at a Umc
One of Ihe rhanges suggented for
11 lit rid Four under the new < ude—
ihe doaruonlng frosn "I United In
duslrlal" in "Heavy Industrial a
at a meeting of the board of man- ,
sgers of Conshohocken Fellowship
Huuse on Tuesday.
.. _.. u«..i . . ..... „ ,,^^ ^..,.
whkh from* em Brans „f tilP r,„ shohoekerj branon of
Rd-hraughl Pr*»e.u fram -ever.l },hy ^ S*lumml Bank and
• eMilrnt* nf I srmview Milage and
Wnodslde F.*talea. chairman of the board of ninnageis.
The area proposed for resorting said *' board accepted the resig-ns*
inned "Heavy Indtistnar until Batloo "with deep regret "
1964 when lt was upaoned to "Urn- .
ited Indiiatrlal.-' I Mr" L*edftlf h"s do,'r H flnP ,ob
A proposal to create an -Indus- »* director ol Fellow-shic House and
trial Park" gone on the northeast '<"" »he youth of the romiiiunity," '
side of Brook Rd.. at the rear of Horsey said. "His leaving is prompt-
Woodslde Estates, drew no criU- *d mostly by his and his famUy'■
clsm desire to go back to his home state
The suggested change would be and other personal reasons,
tantamount to upsoning. It was AH members ol the board share
pointed out by townahip officials. ■ deep feeling of regret '
since requirements regarding screen- I-eedale was appointed director of
ing snd lot usage woulc; be more Fellowship House in September.
stringent under the new Industrial '"< *"«" the late Hervey 8 Walk-
Park" listing than under the pres- «, i-rmie mover In having the huSe
ent •Limited Industrial- aonlng »°ulh hull built, waa board chaU--
In addition ic presenting the new man.
code to attending residenta. the Bill, as he was popularly known
commissioners also heard a request »i«l his wife. Jeanne, and two chil-irom
Richard Pox. representing Bim Susan 3B months iind Janet
Fox Bros, local developers, to con- BttM aataathi, will leave for Ohio
aider the creation of a Special »* aoon as hia affairs here are
Residential" tone for ■ portion of mmpleted.
the Fox tract frontinc on Sierra Bill wna recreation din
Rd. to permit the erection of gar- rral veurs in Palnesville before rom-i
Claaa Room Representative
>■ five Miiuriinrtln*! . i.untles, ;ni
.c iin" tein'her from here1 of
e on t.ic co-prdlnRtlng co'in-
Betsy Meyero ol Upj r M-r
."«iiniiii>. jarand eloa presiden.
he Frmuylv■ nla FedaraUon ol! >™,„
'Coafiaued on Fooe Seven
den-type apartments. The a!
i-':tr"ntlv zoned "C Re<.idenl;
No action wns taken
Auditor Named
For W lull in.it -Ii
_ ing to Conshohocken H-
!/• little of Springfield i
held Mass and attended schools
■ Or>!o. where l-t win born
His new post will be personnel ili-
[ rector.
' mikliii Niuncd
General Maiuurcr
i <i -old Flouri.■ ■ :
died si 7 06 Unit morning at Chest'
Dm Hill linspllal where he was ad
ntttetl .ii II w P M vesterda:
leung a Miuiige illne-
Forrest Scolt. son of Andrew
EUxnbeth Scott, of Hall Farmer
an 11th grade student a' Plymout
Whitemarsh High school
stnp|>ed breathing shortly before
noon yesterday
Mm Scott called Springfield po-
Iii e who brought oxygen and the
Oreland rescue squad waa railed in
with a reauscitator. The youth was
being examined by Dr Robert S
Crew when hit breathing ategaaad
After being adminl«tered first aid
: hour, the youth apparent -
U iHrv-m ID braaUia »H«I» aart t"
remained unconscious He was taken
to the hospital in the Whitemarsh
township ambulance.
A hospital spokesman said the
youth did not die ol sleeping sick-ness,
strange malady that took the
lives of 18 persons m New Jersey
The spnkesmsn said death waa
lueed by leukemia <« some
similar
The youth complained of a sere,
rnroat snd headache on Tuesday | intemw>dlew department of *
He missed arhool for the first time church Setsaol. Miss Ague, (. .1
thin r4aV for tVO el*'* rertorting ^y ^ ^^ tww ttwrirr
off because of a sinus infection | The Rev. payj sr. chreunan ,.s*
He mise-d only two days of school | UtT p^^, i^efiy on growing if
last year and was considered In ap- ,„ ^^ chrlatlan lift, polntuig ij
narnit good health. He was n mem- the tnportaxtoe and responsibl.::f
uer of (he high arhool swimming „, J^J,. yj,^ wtn pni99a Io-learn
ond the Science Research Club thrlr nwmory »„,.,.
m wrn.h he won third place last oraduatea include Olen Barbsdo,
s«a« in iiiol.Tgv division, competing. Bruce nellarjeau. Susan Chreimsn.
uniDim other high school sludenU. j Barbara OonneUey. Owen Cutter.
An autopsy la planned today to Nanrr fai»m. Daniel Famous. Joan
determine the cause of death | pyj, Richard Kriebel. Susan Me-resides
his parents It snwe#, Sandra Raclch. Barbara
llstttth. 14. a ninth grade RMn) Ctml Annf aitneoj, JIJ,,^
Pl>moutli-Whltemarsh 8pftkfr Judy w/atklna, Wajat
A troup of FT wi
Sunday night by tht Junkar Utpt
of tht tvmahohoekeri MethodaW
Church fsohool at an Imprtattfa
ca.idlelight eeremony In sThly Ball
K t Haakell Dean, superintend-ent
isf the Junior dapartmant. along
with Mrs Olive Ausir. Mrs Alex
Long and Mrs Joseph Bate, teach-ers,
lauded triv young people Mr»
Charles Kriabal at psanktt in Uu
deparUnent t
The group was welcomed into KM
now Junior HI Felkosship by Mi
and Mrs Robert Tsndegilft
John Ouster, general
High ichonl WhJtley and Osry WITklna- i.
Grade School
Modien Hold
Opes House
WOMAN 01- THK 11: \H KMrty-ani Faaw a taacnar, Mra. Baaaia D. Nan, iac-nml
from left of Udfni Pike, li rwoffniiefJ bj ( Dnahobocken Buainaaa and Prafai
■jonal Woman'i Club at dinntr MOCMJ la SarmonvilHi for contributJoii t>i public
schools of Conahoho ken and the Wesl Blue, Preaentmg gift l" Btlaa Ruth Staiey,
right, prwident «'f the chib. Happy '<> **• parl of royoua occaaios arc Hi
of L'ppar Marion townahip, second vice prealdanl ol Penn ^Ivania Padera
tub* ana Mb - Rebaa i rliud Ing i
vice preaidenl "t cluh mid ehairtiian '»f progstaiB eon mittee.
I if hi Unlit- Broom
SUIF bv I ions Oub
liuht bulb snd broom sale
Light bulb sales trtU avatars
many Lions Club artlvlri'* fen tw
township, such as the Babe Rsrth
Baseball I engue. the High Schesa
Halloween art contest, special high
school swards, the annual awaWar
ega: hiu I
Broom sales go to the ■■fast far
UM Blind where Ihe BTOOBM are
made. Lion Bd Humphrey la SaaaW-Kiremrn'a
Drive
IhiirruN Stji% School Dtrectori
GfMaatsof 1*1 A
*.iil|»li < hni-4 It
Fete Saturday
■ ilph Congrega ttona 1 Christ Ian
"ill hold s Harvest festival
Bal rdny, Oct. 10. 4 until 8PM
Proceeds will be used for the
tund '
Departments of the church will
be in charge of tables Raiting
BsOaey for the chair fund is being
sponsored by the Women's Fellow-
■hta of the church.
Tables and those In charge:
Ko; dogs and sauerkraut, ham-
Dd .nffee. Metis Brother-hood
: ponv rides and ice cream.
Pilgrim Fellowship: soda, pies and
rakes. Young Adults: fish pond.
.Hid primary teachers:
( nitty girls (lasses of Sundav
B'houl
maj tnble. Mrs. Harry Todd.
Mi* Wil'.ism White snd Mist Mar-lon
Radchff. pltints, Mrs. Sam Park,
■fin CHe- ■ Watt and Mrs Leant
Harking: parcel post, Mrs Pearson
Nlppea. Mrs. Clarence Nlppes and
Mrs Howard Kunkle: "hite ele-phant.
Mrs Walter Konk and Mrs
Theodore Kllngeman: baked beans
it:'.d potnto talad. Mrs Clarence
Pietce. Mrs Thomas M- "ale snd
M - n n Rmehart. tickets. Mrs
diaries Shore
Pltttert will be available In easel
of rain the festival will take place1
in the church social hall.
Robert E. Smith, ol 3185 Mi
Mower Rd.. Plymouth Meeting, n
appointed auditor In Whitemarsh Lee Rubber mid Tire <
township by Judge Ortbrr. after a announces the appointment nt c
petition wtt filed bv loins gfl thnt n i'nnklln as gciersl sales timn
townahip. He will serve until Dec ■aat of l^cs Republic Rubber Dt-
31. H83. ■ caused vision. Youngsiown O.
by reNgnation of Ohariai H. John- coukhti, formerlv easlern distrlci
ston Jr. of Cedar Heights The manager for the Republic division
latter resigned his post after 26 MiUrm.s the post follow;.tK retire- ». w.,M1„ !»».;,.,.
yeart to accept the position of menl of O L Smith. Tli- Repulil:. •« -^Hliir ■ n< t
tuwntrup aasessor division of Lee munufacturers ana Conshohocken B.nh-rs Asswla-distributes
molded rubber, hose and Uon decided noi to lacreaaa the he Boatd of saucsuon w.u oe
|{<.-li II i<li in i 'rubl*' WtT "e,"f P:l"' oI I1*1""" »> « n-eeting laat <"> hand Oct 12 to au»*" aai
I Conkl.n. who studied st DrW ■right <,u"i!!,nS«.C0"f m"^
'imtltute. is . member of the Ulai Fraaa. Buters. president said the d.strteL Tbejr »1U be V**»ot the
Temple Ccuntiv Ch.b. Philadelphia , urrenl prices ui »1 W fo.-adults »nd ^* '; '. \ " ■ ■"'
Rosh Hashana. the Jewish Ne-v Lehlgh Valley Club. All- own an. ,:^4 for childien will remain m *>Prina MM umMj.iaaiea wnoot-
Year, will begin at 6 Fnrtav and Washington Rubber Group -ffect Philadelphia atea barbers Oeorge W Byrne, principal, said
continue with traditional services Mr. and Mrs. Conkbn live at S31 recentIv announced the price would this -ill be tn open meeting An.
two dart ra .tynaiofues. Bridle Rd. Olenslde. ■■ It .15 in mkl-Oclober. res dent mty Attend and be hear.l
I
K«'*;iim on Kritluy
Tne fn at meeting of the t_5onsho-i
itade School Mothers Club
music room of the
Witlker School with Mr»
tdward H.isaen niesirient. in charge
bouae «nd viattBtinii of the mwi 0f the
teachcis in (lassronms was the
■ Edward Oermnnn. super
.ii * liools Introduced the
rarung Eiter and y(( j^n4| SaturHav
me new music tes.l.n Mr. Wolfe Con,|lonock.n pir, Co
Mtll annouti<ed (hair ^^ (Q ^.^ up |u mmn
men of hrt tommilleea foi the mpnt fun(, ttfiym 8^^^
ridblti Witlker. asyt snd
Mil Paul Chieimsn. pro-s-
mshine
■
i Kobarta and Mrs. Albert
Msruururr. hoapltalitv.
ipr were discussed
» snd me;:ns chairman
snnouTjead ii>erc
OB Frirtsv
r A Rag l»arking lot he-gii.
mug m 4 P M until sold. Tin*
will be our firtt project of the
vear end the proceeds will be lor
the annual sixth grade luncheon
Wt I.xhil.il
VIKI Sale al
[assavyette Mill
Well-known prulessioiia) arli-i
will participate in Lafayelie Hi..
«emil annual art eshib.i and ssl^ given for the teachers and grad-to
be held on Oct IS through II •.' Uatee in June.
ihe WMlsaOawah Elemei.t.rv
Hrffentrever rhairman,
said moat of the borough has bean
canvassed The fund will help pur-obaaa
new apparatus for which the
fire company does not receive aa
1 . ir.ent from the borough
\ '»f the Manayui ■
,,i.-r»hi.«eii A"
Art League n:e
ciKiperatlng with other prof'
and Baaaweitn ol the Delaware V«:-
• .us Htoaa tahui
Anionlo .i«l Oiovant.
idit Martin Zipin. Sam-uel
and ' Woipert
Xirel Kspu>tm I
■
ill paint.ngs. water colorv. art ob-
.iid sculp-
.ure aid be *ho«n
The exn.b,' will open Oct 1ft at
Kin DrilU
I or SclaWaWwawl
Washlnr^in Ftrt C" all condu ■
sr.l demon-irauons ii.
iMMli nex' week The-
SJ HS C.*msv and Danha:
.^hool Tuesday morning. St Mary's
school Tuesday afternoon and a'
1 Walker school and St
MatthcWa Grade school at 1 15
Wadfeewawf
The firemen will pan
tthl Rll werk •■■
r'.jrge Army hospitsl
!X)N(; liAINKR — Fullback Mike rroak. far njrhi.
of riynmuth-Whiteniarah Hijrh. rolls out t*. grdehnea on
58'yard run in firit period Saturday again?* Upper
Darhy on P-W jrridiron. Mike jret? good downfirM
block from Jan ralmer, left, allowing Croak to get to
visitors 19-yard line. Cofentabi scored atvajal t'lny-liit.
T and artnl on r-. win M-] i CHhar play*. loe La-putka
(74). Don Zulick (19>, Harry Moorhou-e (78).
Stor>' on page 8.
■' by O.Trles t! I -
..>>.\ Fridny snd Kstur
d.y, Oct 1« and II. hours will be ■"* Park on Tueada).
noon to 10 P M : Sunday the Utt ,
noon to 3 P M lit ,nlili^ I I 11 a
Mrs IflttOO Prussn 2306 tama
HIU Rd. Lafayette HI 1. chalrmai- Ollfll to rilllllf
of the show, has been active i: '
music and art groups In Philade,- Twenty reservations are op-n . •:
phia uJiu ""'■•'"srsh aaataWI :o make the bus trip
Sponsor of the exh.bit *• Uie Icy to Resding with Washington Fire
Ridge Je» ' I I ■"** P*1*0*
ahich It building a new temple or Stturday Round trip u U and
Ridge Pike and Hsru Lane. UIij call* mu«* be made only through
MM HlU. .TA I-42M-GOOD
HELP
FOUND HERE
Rosy Drug Store. Ridge and
li-verlngton Aves., Roxborough.
!-ought a cosmetic clerk to tond
'rielr counter earning a full
line of "name" brand merchan-dise
Ralph Kohn, en-proprietor,
placed an ad in the classified
iNsges of The Review new spa part
..nd got results
"We are well satisfied." Kohn
«tid sbout the person hired
through the "Help Wanted" aaV
i rruaemenl
You. too. csn obtsin the serv-loaa
or efficient personnel by
placing a classified ad
If you are not In business
'hen. you may have service* to
ulferVe public or Wish to tell
l huusehuld article <sr other
goods. A small ad In The Re
will do Uie Job for
For only M for 13 worts your
message will reach s wida rtavd-ership
in the HchuylkUI and
Delaware Valleys Yes, *MaO0
.eadert will have your an at
their fingertips
Just call
TA 8-4600
BR 9-0950