Swarthmorean 1956 July 27

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1BE SWAKTHMOUEAN
July 27, 1956
Boy Scouts Return
From Camp Delmont
. An energetic group of 21
Swarthmore Boy Scouts returned
from a busy two week stay at
Camp Delmont last Sunday. Led
by Bob Warden of Yale avenue
the boys occupied a different camp
site this year which was further
away from the center of camp
and more secluded than last
year's site.
Despite a fairly rainy and cool
two weeks the scouts earned
several merit badges and advancements in rank. Gareld Gray moved
from Tenderfoot to Second Clas«-
during his stay. Kris Ungern,
John Bond, Guy Smith and Gerald Gray earned the basketry
merit badge. Other merit badges
were awarded to Bob Beckmann,
Indian lore and rowing; Johnny
Seybold, life saving; and Doug
Wrege, rowing and swimming.
Many other scouts did work
toward merit badges which, according to the camp set-up, could
not be completed at camp.
In competition with 11 other
troops the Swarthmore Scouts
won first place in the Delmont
Olympics their second week in
camp. In competing for this honor, Swarthmore tied for first place
in the nature contest, second in
campcraft, third in running races
and second place in the water
carnival. Bob Beckmann earned
first place for the troop in wood-
carving and Arthur Loeben captured third in rifle marksmanship.
During their stay in camp Doug
Wrege and Fred Kellermann were
initiated into the Order of the
Arrow, National Scout honor so-
ciety.
Robert Holm to
Conduct Band Concert
Robert tyl. Holm, Broomau, director of Swarthmore High School
and Swarthmore College Bands,
and associate conducter of the
Chester Elks' Band in Glen Providence Park, will direct the Band
at its next concert Thursday,
August 2, at 8 p.m. Mr. Holm is
well known in Delaware County
for his band work and is also Past
President of the Southeastern
District of the Pennsylvania
Music Educators' Association. He
has been guest conducter at Glen
Providence concerts in previous
years.
Vocal soloist of the evening will
be Margaret Bell Zurbrick of
Lawrence Park. She received her
education in music at Rawlins
College, Winter Park, Fla., and is
also a graduate of Florida State
University. .•
The park is sprayed for mosquito control before each concert,
for the comfort of its patrons.
Glen Providence Park is located
at the west end of State Street
hear the Baltimore Pike in Media.
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Marino
of Park avenue entertained for
two weeks Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
L'Episcopo of Hollis, L. I. and
their children Anthony, Charles
and Angela. Mrs. L'Episcopo is
Dr. Marino's sister and Mr.
L'Episcopo is Mrs. Marino's
brother.
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Mrs. William S. Hobbs and her
mother Mrs. Geneve Mohney of
Park avenue are visiting in Ridgeway.
Mrs. John M. Moore of Whittier
place, accompanied by her mother Mrs. Joseph Whiteside of
Claremont, Calif., returned Monday on the Stockholm from a
two-month trip to England,
France and Denmark. Mrs. Whiteside leaves next week to return
to her home in California.
Presbyterian Pension Bd.
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plight of many of the older religious leaders and their wives
after long periods of service to
their fellow men. The gift provides the capital needed to construct the homes in the Swarthmore project.
Taxes Expected
Because rents will be charged,
it is expected that taxes will be
paid. Since there will be no children, this addition to the community of Swarthmore is expected to be a financial asset without
further complications to the already  crowded school situation.
The Board of Pensions is one
of the oldest organizations in the
Philadelphia area and traces its
origin to the "Fund for Pious
Uses" which was established by
the Church in the year 1717. The
original fund was used primarily
to assist widows of Presbyterian
Morton Flower Shop
Opposite P.R.R. Station
Morton, Pa.
WEDDING BOUQUETS
CORSAGES
FUNERAL DESIGNS
Cat  Flowos  -  Potted   Plants
Gifts   &   Antiqnos
WE   DELIVER  ANYWHERE
Phone KIngswood 3-3313
(EVENINGS ft SUNDAYS)
SWarthmore 6-2472
Rose Valley Nurseries, Inc.
Middletown Road R. D. 16, Media, Pa.
Opposite High Meadow
Custom  Landscape Work
Telephone: CHester 2-7206
Ask for Ben Palmer or Henry Arnold
POWER SPRAYING — TREE TRIMMING
TERRACES. WALLS AND WALKS
Visit our Roadside Market on the Middletown Road
COTONEASTER, LEUCOTHOE. JAPANESE ANDROMEDA
ENKIANTHUS, KOELREUTERIA
HYBRID CLEMATIS and HEMEROCALLIS  fin variety)
ANNUALS. PERRENNIALS. STAR ROSES
PERMA SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
ministers. The Board now administers a large pension fund
with assets totaling over $90,-
000,000 and it is through this fund
that the Church pays pension
benefits to retired ministers and
missionaries. There are now over
2000 retired Presbyterian ministers and over 3000 widows of
ministers who receive benefits
monthly under the Plan.
Engineering requirements and
the architectural plans will soon
be started but it will be September or October before the complete project will be on paper.
Present plans contemplate the
construction of the" homes to begin
in the Spring of 1957.
kichard Howe of Swarthmore
avenue will return on Saturday
from Shawnee-on-the-Delaware
where he has been camping.
"I saw it in the Swarthmorean."
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Boys' Zipper Jackets  1.00 and 2,00
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