The Conshohocken Recorder, September 28, 1961

              Published FVEKY Thursday
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Our 92d Year
Of Integrity. Dignity
AND Dedication in
CiinshiilniLk.cn and Vicinity
Thursday. S«pl. 28. 1961—10c
Tomorrow's
Citizens-A
Great Team
Throng at Itahr
Kntli Ban<|ui i
I^irgOHt hn
Boys who played in th<
Conshohoeken Bala* Rut1
league, their parents, offlcia]
anil all who contributed U>
ward a successful a||
plaudits at a banquet I;.
night at the T.K. Hall.
Attendance set an all-litne liic
While praise was passed out :
generous measure. It wen!
flowing quanitles to Al C. Douoi.
athletic director of the Conshoho.
en Fellowship House, for his part
guiding youth.
Tom LaSorda. former Doth.-.
pitcher and former traveling secre-tary
of the Montreal Royals, assured
Hie boys they may earn a chance
to play In Uie hig latpm even n
Lhey don't malte first or second!
places on the hign school level, tint.;
lie advised, what counts is U
FROM ONE TO FIFTY —Honored Katurday night
U having attended the first anniversary banquet of Con-
■hohockefl Council 1603, Knights of Columbus. Miss
Madeline Dal v. third from left, is jrreeted at golden
ealefaratfon by Lt. Gov. John Morgan Davis, of Mount
Airy, a former Conshohoeken resident. Others are, from
left, the Rev, Walter Daly, a nephew of Miss Daly;
Miss Mary Daly, fourth from left; Or, Joseph L«ary.
also a nephew and James Gordon, hoiinrvd as charter
Dinner, Parade
Will Kickoff
Chest Drive
t mi-linliorkrii <><>al
Is 8H».250; Juilgt-
POITMI If* lVwiili'iiI
I The 1961 Cnnshohocken Com-mun.:
y Chest Campaign for 188.-
j 350 will be launched Oct. 9 at a
IMokOB: dinner parade and open
'house.
Metuben ol the clergy official!
of the chest, civic and Industrial
leaden will attend a dinner at the
St Mark's Lutheran Church. 8th
Ave. and Harry B'.. After dinner,
tnere will be a parade of repre-sentatives
irom Boy and Olrl
Scout units, fire companies. Ameri-can
Legion. VFW and the chest
agencies Local school bands will
provide marching music for this
event.
Pool in Sutrliffe Park,
Retail Area Face Lift
Promised by Ruggiero
THE
Conslmhocken cannot afford four niniv yeaM of "do
nothing right*1 government, Francis J. Roggiaro, Repul*-
lican ■ominee Pur mayor, declared at a rally last night at
the St. Coamai Club, Third Ave. anil Maple St.
The nominee promised to wage si ' ' ' '
clean, vigorous campaign on behalf I
ol the enure ReputoMoaa ticket. Ht*:
said he will »*k the v«i. ■
alst him in the Job of rebuilding
and revitalising the rommuniiv
Winneld Dougherty, who was;
Buggtero's opponent in the primary, j
announce*I thai the flr>t ol a large AMM1JNITION „ a,,. ,
number of kaffeeklaUUrs «» rnn-durlrd
successfully recently. He Is ' iiipaign Mr Mayor
serving as one ol Ku«i>ru« rlifer of Conshohuckci) and a ■
subject promises to be extremely
Wattiw Phjppa Jr. who^preaidedihot The subject has to do with
snow removal and alleged breaking
of a eontracl by C->:ishohoca>n
FIRING
LINE
st the committee, disclosed today
that the commltteemen and women:
and tlw nominee* unanimously r
adopted a 15-point platform. This Borough Oouneil -uidei leadersli:p
prom total
.- are the top 2s batters, in
(Continued on Pag* Four) Knights of Columbus,
Savage, GOP 0ur ^ Acclaimed
Election Head By Lt. Governor Davis
William 8. Savage, 4107 Pilgrim
Rd.. Plymouth Meeting, has been
appointed OOP chairman lor the
Isovember election by the Whlte-marih
township Republican com-mittee.
Savage, who formerly served as
I a man of the Whitemarsh
Township Authority, was named at
u recent meeting of the Republi-can
committee attended by six can-n.
uif.cs who were uomlnoted In
May:
Thomas J. While Hi., loi toivn^
ship supervisor; William T. Frank-enflcld.
tax collector; Edward W
Humphrey and William B. Morlock.
bourd of education; Chailes House,
constable; George W. Kmminer
III. auditor.
!■ says he contemplates
* firkin* with Uie tttayaMtM a*
futmlng an effective program for
NOVI inner election. He was appoint-ed
bv Lester E. Halnes. rhttlrmnn
Conshohoeken is dear to the heart
of Pennsylvania's lieutenant gover-nor.
Jolm Morgan Davis.
He spoke Intimately of his fond-nets
for Our Town In an address
Saturday night at a banquet com
nicmoratlng the 50th anniversary
of the founding of Conshohoeken
Council 160.1, Knights of Columbus,
al the VFW Ball.
Lt. Gov. Davis, who Is president
of the State Senate, was Introduced
by Francis A. Carr, toastmaater.
The address:
"HawBUd Fathers. Dr. Coslello,
Judge Honevman. Mayor Mellon,
members and friends of the Knights
ot Columbus of Conslinhuckeii
Council:
"It Is always an extreme pleasure
to be Introduced by friends. And It
always is a pleasure to be buck in
Conshohoeken. I wont to tell you a
little bit of personal history, con-cerning
Conshohoeken.
"I sneak to you tonight not only
as ynur Lieutenant Governor, but
ait a former resident of your town
and one who 19 years a«o had the
privilege, honor and pleasure rf
llurnint one of ( OII-.IH.IHH ken'.
most fairest daughters. Eve Pear-son,
"Piesent with me here tonight
are my wife. Eve; another former
resident, Capt. Florence B. Pearson,
my wife's sister; and a girl, born
in Conshohoeken, our eldest dauah-kcll
Ann Davis.
i "I am so happy to be bete, se
soon alter m> own aide, and gaud
j right arm. Trooper Jobn Ticrnry,
Continued on Paffi e'omrl
Beauty Queen
To Preside at
Bank Opening
Ml...« E. Lynne Maloney, of King
o! Prussia, who wi.s "MUs Penn-
' In UH recent Miss Amer-i
an Beauty Pageant, will assist in
tb« ribbon-cutting ceremonies at
the opentng of the new Plymouth
Square omce of the Plrst Pennsyl-vi.
nli' Banking and Trust Company
or. Ridge Pike, west of Butler Pike
watt to the Plymouth Square
flopping Center! tomorrow at 9
A M
Rabert L. Townsend, 153 Plym-o>
in ltd, Plymouth Meeting, whs
Is secretary of Plymouth Township,
also will be a special guest for the
Oiraslon.
Charles A. Shermer III. assistant
vice president and manager of
Plymouth Square's new bank, an-
Dj UD01I ttiai lite afOot will be oi-fidally
opened by William P Kelly.
First Pennsylvania's president.
"Everyone In Plymouth Meeting
/Continued on Page Four/
Joe Burns, | president
Utss ordered
._ ftratiia thi E F Moot
,:i N.ir-
Coaaaft
■: $1700
. grill i«
THE CHAMPS — Acclaimed last night by official?
of Conahohocki-n Babe Ruth league at an annual ban-quet
at the T.K. Hall were members and coaches of the
Conshohoeken Rotary Club team, chamoions of 1961.
Seated, 1. to r„ are Tom Keenan, Mat Maziarz. Joe Lo-gan.
Fran Januzelli, John Barnosky; standing, John
Holy Name Societies
To Participate in Hour
Of Adoration Oct. 8
Reuban, Need Kelly, Tom Taden, Adam Cicotti, Wil-liam
Johnson, Nick DiPallo; back row, Julio George,
coach; James Pishock, Bob Kerns, Walter Messinger,
manager; Stanley Czermanski and Dick McGiana-hail,
coach. (Woskly Review photos by Harold C. McCuer.l
HAPPY OCCASION — Lt. Gov. John Moivan Da-vit;
and Kolmii J. Carroii chat at jubilee banquet of
Conshohoeken Council. Knights of Columbus, Satur-day
night. Mr. Carroll was chairman of general com-mittee
in charge of event.
More than 4,000 Catholic men
from XW parishes in Philadelphia
and Montgomery County will par-ticipate
In an hour of adoration
nt flt .Inwnh'a fVilliMr* V.-}A H«"'■»
134th Ht below City Line Ave. on
Sunday, Oct. 8 from - to 4 P. M
It has been announced that ample
J facilities have been set aside for
' the parking of buses and automo-
I biles on the college grounds.
The scheduled Holy Hour which
Is sponsored by the Philadelphia-
Montgomery Holy Name Region, Is
the second of four regional Hours
dioceasan Holy Name Society in
answer to an appeal by Archbishop
John J. Krol that the Society Join
him in praying for the success
thr coming Ecumenical Council
In calling for this Council, His
Holiness, Pope John XXIII said it
was designed "especially to bring
about the growth of the Catholic
inith. the restoration of sound
morals among the Christian flock,
and appropriate adaption of
Church discipline to the needs and
conditions of the times "
The local parishes In this area
which will participate in the Holy-
Hour are-St. Matthew's. St Cos-mos
A: Dauilnn, St Mary's and St
Gertrude
STAFF MEMBERS of new Plymouth Square office
of the First Pennsylvania Banking anil Tru*t Company
to open tomorrow at the northeast corner of Ridge Pike
and Little Ave. (at the northern end of the Plymouth
Sq;iar<* Shopping Caster), diapjaj baflooni, h>lb/po|M
in i ■ ndros plants and dashboard coin holdtra. which
will be given tu visfton to the new office as soavenirs;
1. to r.. are Maureen Smith, of 121 W. Fourth Ave,,
Cofuhobocfcen; Gloria Smith, 403A Seville St., Roxbor-ough;
Mrs. Marie Cunningham, 7935A Gilbert St., Watl
Oak Lane; Alfred H. Ledder. 4310 Man%yunk Ave...
IcxborOdgh, and G. Thomas Tweedale, 2719 W. Cam-bria
St., North Philadelphia.
• // SMHS Class
Plans Reunion
The class of 1041 of St Matthew's
Rlgh school will sponsor Its 30th
anniversary reunion at 7 30 P M
On 14 at Mickey Mouse, Barren'
Hill
There will be a meeting to make |
flr.al plans st 9 Sunday night at
tht home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Bun. Cherry Rd., Center Square
Anyone tnterestad tn titenrttn* the
reunion Is Invited to atteno the
meeting.
On the committee planning the
rt union are:
Paul McGulgan. 148 E 10th Ave.
Conshohoeken: Dr Joseph E Kelly.
3009 Sprins Mill Rd, Plymouth
Meeting; Mrs. Jean Gordon Her-ron.
205 Molr Ave., West Consho-hoeken:
Mrs. Mary Kirkpatrlck
Dahm 306 E Sixth Ave; Mrs.
Mary Burns Burton 419 W 11th
Ave . Mrs. Marion Watson Cress-man.
211 Spring Mill Ave. of Con-sliohocken.
tiled the n
ctl does not m-et
The nan represents the differ-ence
between the prir"
sgresd lo pay on delivery Dt i.i.'
truck last winter and tha
which the vehicle fintllv wsi dis-posed
of to anothT btiyir Tl.i
IHITOIUII appartatly i- gonif ;■'
'choose to defend tha aujj
and the Deniocrntlc partv will havs
i Its action harori Ih*
VQUTS who go to ih» polls Nor, 7.
LAWVLPS. *POH* THF MOST
"•ART. are u hardy, thick skinned
lot whose emotions are not easily
lurbed because they are sccus-
OBMd to dealing with the seatov
tde of life diiv nit. <
However, this Invisible barrier WHS
'liittered to bi'.a last week Hiien
'resident Judge Dannehower }clted
'tc entire county with an t-.tmnunce-
The announcement came so HUd-denrs
that it caught matt of tht
attorneys flat-tooled. When it first
hit, none could manage more thin
an open mouthed, glassy-eyed stare.
But when the Initial shock wort
off. most realised they were about
to lose their best friend, advisor and
confessor. It was akin to a mother
hen leaving- her ftock.
Heads were hung In sorrow, legal
eyes swelled with tears and a gen-eral
atmosphere of gtnom descended
ores the Court House, conterence
rtamw, lunch counters and where-ever
lawyers gathered.
Muring his ■* years on the bench
Judic llannehower has rhartrd the
eoorse Tor more attorney* than all
I Ihe other judges enmblnrd In ■)<•
history of ^lonlgomery t'ounly.
He has listened to their problems,
their troubles and complaints priv-
::i open court, hour after
hour wnen more pleasing matters
tlBJ attention. His patience
was unlimited, his need always
«>ne lawyer summed It up In a nut
slktu: ' hidae Oannehower,'* he
*ald." luil aiir i (harm he eould
i tfve you 2t years In Jail and you
would thank him for It."
Although H probably wont work.
■ Die MmiiKomery Bar At>
abould make an aftorl to
|have Judue D:inriniina*— pV
• Continued on Past Stteni
OC'l'STANDING — Neal Kelly is preaanted Paul
Dunn Memorial Award by Mrs. Paul Dunn as most
outstanding player in Conshohoeken Bnbo Rath league
at annual banquet last night at T.K. Hall. Award is
in memory of son who drowned last year.
Couple in Canada
For Two Week*
Justice-of-the-Peace and Mrs.
Francis J. Bobrnrieth. of 220
11 th Ave, Conshohoeken, returned
home Tuesday after vacationing for
two weeks in Quebec City, Canada
Teachers Fete
Dr. Dombrow
A dinner in honor of Dr Rodger
T Dombrow, who recently resigned
as principal of Plymouth-Wnite-tuarsh
High school, to become head
of the Education Dept. of Beaver
College, took place last Wednesday
in Spring House, sponsored by the
Plymouth - Whitemarsh Faculty
Assn.
A gift was presented to Dr Dom-brow
by Samuel Rlneer. president
of the association, together with a
bronse plaque bearing the signa-tures
of the 50 at the dinner Ar-rangement*
were by Rlneer. as-sisted
by Mrs. Btalherine McFad
den.
Adult Classes
Start Oct. 11
• Fellowship House will open
Adult Classes Oct. 11 First will be
Adult Sewing, each Wednesday, 1
until 9 P. M. fur 10 weeks in the!
Hey«nod Building. The Instructor
will be Miss Mary Plombino. fromer
Economics teacher. Persona inter-ested
must contact the Fellowship
House at TA 8-3266 or TA 8-6837
and register The class will be limit-ed
to 10 persons.
Other adult classes to be are
Tennis Golf, Sllmnastics for wom-en,
and Milllmrv .M.o.s.t.o.ther| claases
(Continued on Page Four) j
M hitemarsh Lions
Honor Police
Edgar E. Mitchell, chief of White-marsh
Township Police and a num-ber
of officers will be the guests of
the Whitemarsh Lions Club at 7
P M. Oct 2.
This tribute to Chief Mitchell sod
his men Is occasioned by their out-standing
devotion to duty and tt-emplarv
township police work.
FALLS HERE
-IT'S TIME TO
ADVERTISE
With the arrival of fall
■-nines Uie pumpkins and Jack
Frost — and housec leaning
Urae, too.
So instead of throwing out
the things you wish to discard
to make rc.mi for Pop's Fall
needs Just clean out the closet
and call this newspaper.
You can advertise anything
In the Classified Ad columns of
Uils newspuper.
And It's inexpensive, too. You
get 12 words for $3 in five Week-ly
newspapers.
So call now—don't delay
TA 8-4600
BR 9-0950
WE ALSO PRINT
Banquet Program*
School Papers
Church Bulletins
Wedding Invitations