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The Herald
VOL. 57, No- 44
The Sewiehley Valleyxs Home-News Weekly
SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1960
Price Ten Cents
Valley Representatives Re-elected
Preparing For Bazaar
Âudubon Lecturer
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What’s Doin ’
[ VETERANS DAY DINNER POST 4, AMERICAN LEGION, BROAD STREET, SEWICKLEY, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH Floor Show ¡uid Dance - Roast Beef Dinner, $1,50. Dinner served from 6:30 to 8:30. Eloor Show at 9 and 2, Dancing from 9 to 3.
For Reservations, Call Sewicldey 2142 (Adv’t)
[dessert CARD PARTY - on Mon-day evening, November 14th, at 8:00 P.M, at the St. James School Hall. Sponsored by St. James Catholic Guild. Everybody welcome. Tickets at door or call Mrs. Vincent Slumnan, Sew. 1313-J or Mrs. Angelo Milano, Sew. 2675. ‘base bring your own cards. Donation $1.0(5 (Adv’t)
IST: STEPHEN'S BAZAAR - Tlmrs-‘ “"y' November 17, I960, from 11 m"i!? l1-111- Luncheon. Also
„ e in8 heirloom wedding
S°'vns during the tea at 8:30.
, (Adv’t)
L«tltVGE niVLE * St> Paul’s TbiirJi'11 Sowicklcy, on
Tmrstby Nov. i7) 7 p.rt. to 9
• • Fnclay, Nov. 18, 9 nun. to , 1 ■ (Adv’t)
I HSrrfBTE,SBYTERIAN
fta
School $ 1 °° P,M> nt «re Church S&01«1 by Circle Two. voservatirmc °,r’ .G'ia!r-nwn. For
'nan, Sew qiqV1 n Mli.Ucle Soa’
• yHi-M, Donation $1,50
______________ (Adv’t)
1?[h'ANY THANKS Baptist p1!’lll x'rs of the Antioch 'banks to n,l"1 ? acknowledge *«y £ ‘ 2 'at helped jn any Society r«|.v tb° Missionary success, ' Y Contest a tremendous
(C°nlln,l«l on Pag0 i2()AdV,t)
(Village Photos)
The Women of St. Stephen’s are shown busily preparing for i the annual Christmas Bazaar, which will be held in the Parish House on Thursday, November 17th, from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Seated around the table, left to right: Mrs. Philip Berg, Mrs. Robert English, Mrs. Herman Harvey, Mrs. Samuel Odom and Mrs. Krank Susko. Standing, left to right: Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. Thornton Hough, Mrs. Kenneth Moller and Mrs. Walter L. Thread-| gill.
St. Stephen's Annual Bazaar November 17
The women of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church are sponsoring a Christmas Bazaar in th’e Parish House on Thursday, November 17th, from 11:00 to 5:30 o’clock. Mrs. John D. Culbertson is general chairman and her assistants are: Bake Sale, Mrs. William H. Wilson, chairman; Mrs. Einar Molmark, co-chairman; Mrs. Frank LeRoy and Mrs. Fred Mc-Millen, Jr.
Mrs. William P. Snyder, Jr., is chairman of the heirloom wedding gowns, assisted by Mrs. F. J. T. Baker, Mrs. John M. Thornton and Mrs. James Higgins. Mrs. John C. Oliver, Jr., is chairman of the luncheon and tea committee; Mrs. Maxwell Millard, of the antique corner; Mrs. Ward A. Wickwire, Jr,, of publicity; Mrs. Frank E. Brooks, Jr., and Mrs. McDaniel Floyd, decorations and Mrs. Raymond Suckling and Miss C£crtrude Smith, Christmas Booth.
Field Trials On Sunday, November 13
The Sewickley Fishing and Shoot ing Glub is sponsoring a field trial for members only on Sunday, November 13th, hi the field trial grounds off Fern Hollow Rond.
An open field trial, open to mem bers and the public will be held on Saturday, November 19th and Sunday, November 20th, Tut LaBcrnz, Sewickley 3079-J, has the entry forms and information. There is no admission to the grounds and anyone interested Jn seeing the dogk work is cordially Invited to attend,
Members of the Club are urged not to do any hunting In the area bounded by Blackburn Road, Henry Road, Fern Hollow Road and Little Sowicklcy Creek Rond on Saturday, November 19th, -to avoid hurting
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Laurel Reynolds
Laurel Reynolds will show an allcolor motion picture, “The New World Rediscovered”, under the auspices of the Audubon Society of Sewickley Valley at 8:15 p.m. on Thursday evening, November -17th, in the Quaker Valley Junior High School auditorium, Harbaugh Street, Sewickley. There is no admission charge and the general public is invited to attend this Audubon Screen Tour, program.
Retracing the journeys of some of the great explorers of the New World; reliving the landings of Columbus, Ponce de Leon, Cabrillo and Bering, Laurel Reynolds and Mindy Willis, co-author, have filmed iu color the wild nature of the places they have visited.
It is a rediscovery of many of the same wonders of this hemisphere that early navigators looked upon with awe so many years ago — brilliant, semi-tropical birds of the Caribbean islands and the Florida peninsula . . . Texas coastal wildlife . . elephant seals in island coves near the Sea of Cortez . . . whales sounding , and leaping in remote lagoons . '. . sea otters miraculously restored from near extinction . . . and Alaska, our last frontier, where bears still fish for salmon.
In some areas the co-producers have found the wilderness remarkably unchanged from the way it must have looked to the 15th and 16th century explorers. In others, as at Bonaire in the Netherlands Antilles, (Continued on Page 24)
Nixon'Wins In Sewickley By 751 Votes
Aleppo Township Votes 185 to 111 For Change To First Class Township
A total of 2,965 voters, including absentee voters, cast their ballots in Tuesday’s election in Sewickley, compared with 2,968 in 1956 and 3,285 in 1952. Partly as a result, the Nixon-Lodge ticket carried in Sewickley by only 751. The unofficial vote was Nixon-Lodge 1,814 and Kennedy-Johnson, 1063.
Despite that showing in the presidential race, Sewickley Valley’s representative in the 29th District in the House, Robert J. Corbett, was re-elected. The team of four Representatives in the State House was also re-elected.
Alppo Township voters gave approval of the change to a first class township by a vote of 185 yes, and 111 no.
Unofficial returns from 195 out-of
the 196 districts in the 17th district gave Dougherty, D., 56,627; Vidra, D., 49,819; Geddis, D„ 49,770; Mc-Geown, D„ 51,583; Wilt, R., 63,246; Agnew, R., 63,676; Donaldson, R., 63,836 and L. V. Gibb, Republican, of Sewickley, 63,070.
In Sunday’s Press, a Press staff reporter published the results of his house-to-house poll of Haysville, the tiniest borough in the County. He counted 47 -votes for Nixon and 21 for Kennedy. The election results were close, 42 for Nixon and 25 for
Kennedy.
David Fineman, the Press reporter, acoompanied tire article with, a picture showing seven houses, which he called one-fourth of Haysville which he described as a 'scratch on the map-between Glenfield and Sewickley. (Ed. Note. Apparently lie never heard of Osborne Borough, which is ‘between Haysville and Sewickley.)
But voting 67 out of a possible 71 eligible voters is a record any Borough could take pride in, even if a big-City reporter calls it ‘a scratch on the map.’
Vote In Sewickley
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
D.
97
97
Kennedy-Johnson,
Nixon-Lodge, R. 273 188
JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT-
Gerald Flood, D. 216 136
Blair Guntlier, R. 303 199
AUDITOR GENERAL (Vote for One)
Thomas Minehart, D. 227 135
Robert Kent, R. 288 198
STATE TREASURER (Vote for One) ~
Grace M. Sloan 236 137
Charles C. Smith, R. 282 198
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 29th District (Vote for One)
Russell Duthett, D. 211 127
Robert Corbett, R. 309 210
REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 17th District (Vote for Four) Thomas Dougherty, D.
Cyril Virda, D.
M, - Victoria Geddis, D,
John McGeown, D.
Raymond Wilt, R.
Willard Agnew, Jr„ R.
Lee Donaldson, Jr., R.
Laurence Gibb, R.
Total Vote
339
240 142 99
192 113 82
205 123 96
207 127 92
281 194 322
289 201 325
285 193 323
307 212 331
521 344 436
Vote In The Valley
Edgeworth
Lcctsdalc
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Kennedy-Johnson, D. 61 130
Nixon-Lodge, R. 8M Ml
JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT (Vote for One)
4 *-v KCf 1X7
Tot,
197
847
557
172
867
Flood, D. 55
AUDITOR 'GENERAL (Vote lor Minehnri, D. ^ 858
STATE TREASURER (Vote for One)
ft?’ 307 553 860
£m,t\rn 47 108 155
319 567 886
Corbel R. , „„„G'ÌTt tttF. GENE
Dougherty, D. Vidra, D.
Geddis, D, McGeown, D. Wilt, R.
«■
"“’TOBI Viilr
61
54
53
63
303
306
302
801
368
131
107
111
118
549 551
1 551
550
198
161
164
181
852 857
853 851
67 1046
Osb. Hays. Glen. Hts. 1 2 Tot.
' 59 25 184 62 262 268 530
’ 250 42 206 362 262 95 357
1 45 25 171 75 223 258 481
' 263 42 220 369 295 106 401
i) 1 56 27 187 57 240 260 500
: 251 40 199 366 272 90 362
1 1 56 26 180 54 241 264 505
) 251 41 207 369 274 95 369
45 25 157 54 222 239 461
262 42 235 369 300 127 427
RAL Four) 62 26 196 60 254 277 531
53 24 170 -, 47 233 253 486
55 24 171 51 228 250 478
54 24 173 54 241 258 499
249 42 204 367 272 90 ' ’ 362
248 42 198 368 275 100 375
247 42 207 366 268 93 361
252 44 206 363 287 101 888
308 67 390 428 520 368 888
2-2 1-3 2-8 Total
180 154 213 1063
336 348 352 1814
One
161 119 191 920
351 870 375 1580
171 131 201 962
340 354 356 1860
169 12S 218 988
339 360 349 1853
152 117 190 889
361 369 381 1969
177 143 258 1059
153 ‘ 117 197 854
156 118 196 894
169 130 191 916
335 349 ■847 1828
339 352 358 1864
335 350 351 1837
348 355 361 1914
518 493 576 2888
Leet Bell Sew.
Alep. Twp. Acres Hills
176 295 259 62
125 163 250 81
163 271 258 55
139 185 252 86
168 291 260 56
129 161 244 84
167 291 257 53
133 161 249 87
144 269 250 51
158 193 259 92
183 304 281 65
161 274 251 53
169 287 257 47
166 284 267 52
129 164 245 87
127 173 241 77
123 158 238 • 81
144 166 250 84
311 470 510 143
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| Full Text | The Herald VOL. 57, No- 44 The Sewiehley Valleyxs Home-News Weekly SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1960 Price Ten Cents Valley Representatives Re-elected Preparing For Bazaar Âudubon Lecturer „•»/«at., . I*?*#* W What’s Doin ’ [ VETERANS DAY DINNER POST 4, AMERICAN LEGION, BROAD STREET, SEWICKLEY, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH Floor Show ¡uid Dance - Roast Beef Dinner, $1,50. Dinner served from 6:30 to 8:30. Eloor Show at 9 and 2, Dancing from 9 to 3. For Reservations, Call Sewicldey 2142 (Adv’t) [dessert CARD PARTY - on Mon-day evening, November 14th, at 8:00 P.M, at the St. James School Hall. Sponsored by St. James Catholic Guild. Everybody welcome. Tickets at door or call Mrs. Vincent Slumnan, Sew. 1313-J or Mrs. Angelo Milano, Sew. 2675. ‘base bring your own cards. Donation $1.0(5 (Adv’t) IST: STEPHEN'S BAZAAR - Tlmrs-‘ “"y' November 17, I960, from 11 m"i!? l1-111- Luncheon. Also „ e in8 heirloom wedding S°'vns during the tea at 8:30. , (Adv’t) L«tltVGE niVLE * St> Paul’s TbiirJi'11 Sowicklcy, on Tmrstby Nov. i7) 7 p.rt. to 9 • • Fnclay, Nov. 18, 9 nun. to , 1 ■ (Adv’t) I HSrrfBTE,SBYTERIAN fta School $ 1 °° P,M> nt «re Church S&01«1 by Circle Two. voservatirmc °,r’ .G'ia!r-nwn. For 'nan, Sew qiqV1 n Mli.Ucle Soa’ • yHi-M, Donation $1,50 ______________ (Adv’t) 1?[h'ANY THANKS Baptist p1!’lll x'rs of the Antioch 'banks to n,l"1 ? acknowledge *«y £ ‘ 2 'at helped jn any Society r«|.v tb° Missionary success, ' Y Contest a tremendous (C°nlln,l«l on Pag0 i2()AdV,t) (Village Photos) The Women of St. Stephen’s are shown busily preparing for i the annual Christmas Bazaar, which will be held in the Parish House on Thursday, November 17th, from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Seated around the table, left to right: Mrs. Philip Berg, Mrs. Robert English, Mrs. Herman Harvey, Mrs. Samuel Odom and Mrs. Krank Susko. Standing, left to right: Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. Thornton Hough, Mrs. Kenneth Moller and Mrs. Walter L. Thread-| gill. St. Stephen's Annual Bazaar November 17 The women of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church are sponsoring a Christmas Bazaar in th’e Parish House on Thursday, November 17th, from 11:00 to 5:30 o’clock. Mrs. John D. Culbertson is general chairman and her assistants are: Bake Sale, Mrs. William H. Wilson, chairman; Mrs. Einar Molmark, co-chairman; Mrs. Frank LeRoy and Mrs. Fred Mc-Millen, Jr. Mrs. William P. Snyder, Jr., is chairman of the heirloom wedding gowns, assisted by Mrs. F. J. T. Baker, Mrs. John M. Thornton and Mrs. James Higgins. Mrs. John C. Oliver, Jr., is chairman of the luncheon and tea committee; Mrs. Maxwell Millard, of the antique corner; Mrs. Ward A. Wickwire, Jr,, of publicity; Mrs. Frank E. Brooks, Jr., and Mrs. McDaniel Floyd, decorations and Mrs. Raymond Suckling and Miss C£crtrude Smith, Christmas Booth. Field Trials On Sunday, November 13 The Sewickley Fishing and Shoot ing Glub is sponsoring a field trial for members only on Sunday, November 13th, hi the field trial grounds off Fern Hollow Rond. An open field trial, open to mem bers and the public will be held on Saturday, November 19th and Sunday, November 20th, Tut LaBcrnz, Sewickley 3079-J, has the entry forms and information. There is no admission to the grounds and anyone interested Jn seeing the dogk work is cordially Invited to attend, Members of the Club are urged not to do any hunting In the area bounded by Blackburn Road, Henry Road, Fern Hollow Road and Little Sowicklcy Creek Rond on Saturday, November 19th, -to avoid hurting (Continued on Page 24) w.—- >> i-tg* / L/jrf / Laurel Reynolds Laurel Reynolds will show an allcolor motion picture, “The New World Rediscovered”, under the auspices of the Audubon Society of Sewickley Valley at 8:15 p.m. on Thursday evening, November -17th, in the Quaker Valley Junior High School auditorium, Harbaugh Street, Sewickley. There is no admission charge and the general public is invited to attend this Audubon Screen Tour, program. Retracing the journeys of some of the great explorers of the New World; reliving the landings of Columbus, Ponce de Leon, Cabrillo and Bering, Laurel Reynolds and Mindy Willis, co-author, have filmed iu color the wild nature of the places they have visited. It is a rediscovery of many of the same wonders of this hemisphere that early navigators looked upon with awe so many years ago — brilliant, semi-tropical birds of the Caribbean islands and the Florida peninsula . . . Texas coastal wildlife . . elephant seals in island coves near the Sea of Cortez . . . whales sounding , and leaping in remote lagoons . '. . sea otters miraculously restored from near extinction . . . and Alaska, our last frontier, where bears still fish for salmon. In some areas the co-producers have found the wilderness remarkably unchanged from the way it must have looked to the 15th and 16th century explorers. In others, as at Bonaire in the Netherlands Antilles, (Continued on Page 24) Nixon'Wins In Sewickley By 751 Votes Aleppo Township Votes 185 to 111 For Change To First Class Township A total of 2,965 voters, including absentee voters, cast their ballots in Tuesday’s election in Sewickley, compared with 2,968 in 1956 and 3,285 in 1952. Partly as a result, the Nixon-Lodge ticket carried in Sewickley by only 751. The unofficial vote was Nixon-Lodge 1,814 and Kennedy-Johnson, 1063. Despite that showing in the presidential race, Sewickley Valley’s representative in the 29th District in the House, Robert J. Corbett, was re-elected. The team of four Representatives in the State House was also re-elected. Alppo Township voters gave approval of the change to a first class township by a vote of 185 yes, and 111 no. Unofficial returns from 195 out-of the 196 districts in the 17th district gave Dougherty, D., 56,627; Vidra, D., 49,819; Geddis, D„ 49,770; Mc-Geown, D„ 51,583; Wilt, R., 63,246; Agnew, R., 63,676; Donaldson, R., 63,836 and L. V. Gibb, Republican, of Sewickley, 63,070. In Sunday’s Press, a Press staff reporter published the results of his house-to-house poll of Haysville, the tiniest borough in the County. He counted 47 -votes for Nixon and 21 for Kennedy. The election results were close, 42 for Nixon and 25 for Kennedy. David Fineman, the Press reporter, acoompanied tire article with, a picture showing seven houses, which he called one-fourth of Haysville which he described as a 'scratch on the map-between Glenfield and Sewickley. (Ed. Note. Apparently lie never heard of Osborne Borough, which is ‘between Haysville and Sewickley.) But voting 67 out of a possible 71 eligible voters is a record any Borough could take pride in, even if a big-City reporter calls it ‘a scratch on the map.’ Vote In Sewickley PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS D. 97 97 Kennedy-Johnson, Nixon-Lodge, R. 273 188 JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT- Gerald Flood, D. 216 136 Blair Guntlier, R. 303 199 AUDITOR GENERAL (Vote for One) Thomas Minehart, D. 227 135 Robert Kent, R. 288 198 STATE TREASURER (Vote for One) ~ Grace M. Sloan 236 137 Charles C. Smith, R. 282 198 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 29th District (Vote for One) Russell Duthett, D. 211 127 Robert Corbett, R. 309 210 REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 17th District (Vote for Four) Thomas Dougherty, D. Cyril Virda, D. M, - Victoria Geddis, D, John McGeown, D. Raymond Wilt, R. Willard Agnew, Jr„ R. Lee Donaldson, Jr., R. Laurence Gibb, R. Total Vote 339 240 142 99 192 113 82 205 123 96 207 127 92 281 194 322 289 201 325 285 193 323 307 212 331 521 344 436 Vote In The Valley Edgeworth Lcctsdalc PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Kennedy-Johnson, D. 61 130 Nixon-Lodge, R. 8M Ml JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT (Vote for One) 4 *-v KCf 1X7 Tot, 197 847 557 172 867 Flood, D. 55 AUDITOR 'GENERAL (Vote lor Minehnri, D. ^ 858 STATE TREASURER (Vote for One) ft?’ 307 553 860 £m,t\rn 47 108 155 319 567 886 Corbel R. , „„„G'ÌTt tttF. GENE Dougherty, D. Vidra, D. Geddis, D, McGeown, D. Wilt, R. «■ "“’TOBI Viilr 61 54 53 63 303 306 302 801 368 131 107 111 118 549 551 1 551 550 198 161 164 181 852 857 853 851 67 1046 Osb. Hays. Glen. Hts. 1 2 Tot. ' 59 25 184 62 262 268 530 ’ 250 42 206 362 262 95 357 1 45 25 171 75 223 258 481 ' 263 42 220 369 295 106 401 i) 1 56 27 187 57 240 260 500 : 251 40 199 366 272 90 362 1 1 56 26 180 54 241 264 505 ) 251 41 207 369 274 95 369 45 25 157 54 222 239 461 262 42 235 369 300 127 427 RAL Four) 62 26 196 60 254 277 531 53 24 170 -, 47 233 253 486 55 24 171 51 228 250 478 54 24 173 54 241 258 499 249 42 204 367 272 90 ' ’ 362 248 42 198 368 275 100 375 247 42 207 366 268 93 361 252 44 206 363 287 101 888 308 67 390 428 520 368 888 2-2 1-3 2-8 Total 180 154 213 1063 336 348 352 1814 One 161 119 191 920 351 870 375 1580 171 131 201 962 340 354 356 1860 169 12S 218 988 339 360 349 1853 152 117 190 889 361 369 381 1969 177 143 258 1059 153 ‘ 117 197 854 156 118 196 894 169 130 191 916 335 349 ■847 1828 339 352 358 1864 335 350 351 1837 348 355 361 1914 518 493 576 2888 Leet Bell Sew. Alep. Twp. Acres Hills 176 295 259 62 125 163 250 81 163 271 258 55 139 185 252 86 168 291 260 56 129 161 244 84 167 291 257 53 133 161 249 87 144 269 250 51 158 193 259 92 183 304 281 65 161 274 251 53 169 287 257 47 166 284 267 52 129 164 245 87 127 173 241 77 123 158 238 • 81 144 166 250 84 311 470 510 143 - iaa. , |
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