The Conshohocken Recorder, June 17, 1954

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Worshippers M;ss Florence Fisher
Creel Famed FomU Reco//j pjus x
I ;ilima Maine .. , _ . , . _
Newly-Sainted Pope
* f i nnshithmkfn. I'a- Thursday, June 17. 1954
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Canadian IV-rlale
IMo*-r« Sermon
At St. Ilattfaav1!
• Illustrated on Pane 7-
I iiocken — Declaring that
IU to make the world
better, is for esch person to make
i.iU life better. Rt Rav
Magr. William C. McUrath, of the
tit-arboyo Forrixn Mission Society
of Canada, delivered a: I
five sermon to a congregation that
I to the iLreet. laat
Thursday night In St. Matthew*!
Church. Third Ave. and Pavetle
The slatting prelate came lure
with the famed statue of Our Lady
of Patimn, *hn!i has traveled 250.-
000 miles through 44 eta'cs of the
Vitlon Bl a a or Id tour ■
ft*, 'native Portugal sis years ago
II jndred* ef men. women ana
etiiMren from SI. Matthew's. St.
Mary's and Ss (<Mmi« and l>am
in parishes here, rilled all avall-hle
apace In the hlg edifice In ane
t the Rrejtr-I uutpotirinK* "f
athoUr l.iilh IIKI jiimir jllnri »f
the Virgin Mart a. the service.
Al Ha conclusion, the blf as-mblage
went tn the .am.h-main
altar, to kneel in tribute l«
Mary before Ihr exquisite, white
Mi Inch wooden statue, arranged
against a hiiwer of white flowery
Inch depicts her an she appeared
oilrai uloush to a trio of small
Portugese children at Fatlma. Por-tugal.
In 1911. Her message to
(lie world Ihrourh the little group
las to save the world from dis-aster
by praying for the eenver-
Blon of Russia.
Children of the parishes Joined
In a service and veneration of the
gtatue Friday morning.
Rev. George L. Murphy, rector
the church, went to St. Pat-nek's
Church, Phlla.. to eacort the
famed statue here with Monstgnor
McGrath The St Matthew's H.gh
School All-Girl Band, and hun-dreds
of parochial school children
greeted the entourage at the bor-ough
line. 13th Ave. and Payette
marching In line In Its wake
down Fayette St, at hundreds of
persons looked on reverently.
Juan Foley, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. John J. Foley, Burke St,
North Lane Terrace, and Klarv
CByme. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. CByme. 2W E. Eighth Ave.,
St. Matthews Junior high school
tudents, rode In the car with the
iiaiue from the borough line to
the church.
By ILI/AR1TII G. COLLINS
Corudiohocken — A Fayt-tie St
rendenl i* one of the few Amen-cans
personally to have known;
Saint Plus at, elevated to sainthood j
in the Roman Catholic Church lea*
than tlirtr week; ago.
"He was all that w*a grand." Mi*.-.
Florence Fisher, a niece ad
native Corslioi.ockenlte Archbishop
Kennedy, aunu up fear
*at the former bead of!
tne cr.urchs vast congregucions all;
ot er the world, first Pope to be
canonized in more '..
rcntur.cs
"His appearance was lovely,"
Miss Fisher, who lived close to the
Vatican In Rome for t\*o penes
during hJ papacy, tell- furih-r.
I "He was tall, slender, with a gen-tle,
taint ly espreaaion. His hair
was white and his eyes blue. He1
Was most affable, very cheerful and
very approachable."
"He hud a magnificent voice and
understood music thoroughly." Misa
Fisher adds. "He was responsible
for developing the use of the
Gregorian chant In Catholic church
music ■
Not only has Miss Fisher, who
lives at the Casey home, 1431 Fay-ette
St.. beeu In the presence of
the pope-saint on a number of
occasion*, but she has received Holy
Communion directly Iton
cated hands, and waa one of tne
few of her countrymen to be pres-ent
a* his burial rites in 1014
"We were permitted to be at his
fam-ral through the invitaUon ef
Cardinal Merry del Val. Vatiran
Secretary at Stale, and we uw his
easkrt lowered by elevator to the
crypt of It Peter's." Mlas Usher
reralls.
■\r. hbishop Kennedy In hi* post
s* rector of the American College
(Confinuer* on Page tight)
Truck Victim.
Salamone, Dies
!mi. id SulunUv.
Dm Before Kirthilm
Conhtiohocken — Nicholas Sala-'
inone. of IIS W Eighth Avi . rrn-kmtt*
injured on Friday a> Black
Horse by a truck operated by a
younger brother, died late Tuej-1
day afternoon
Solons Inspect
Disposal Plant
Few Taxpayers
At 'Open lion-*
(Illustrated on Pstre 6>
Conshohocken-Only seven Con-ihohocken
taxpayers, two visitors
from Philadelphia. ■>■ 1 * rcpreier.t
atlve of the Nurrutown plan:.
were interested in in .pec'.ing the
new SfljO.OOO Secundary Disposal
Flsf.t at Elm and Jones Rts , dur-ing'
-open House" Saturday and
Sunday, according t o Clarence
'jopcr. plunt .superintendent.
The plant, which ll in full oper-atto
i after nearly tm
construrtioti of rsflw t..
litre than flOO.000 exjKiicluure to
(■habilitate the pumary plant,'
which had deteriorated that not
me maciiine was working, is con-iiereJ
one of the most modern
uiutrucu-d •a the State.
Thursday nieht. members of the
Town Council made a tour of the
mUre plant, and learned flrst-undYJ
from Cooperund euulneera
ire.s"iit. the mtricare methods of
ewaae disposal, from the pumary
anks, to the disn *nion of liquids
ntn the Schuylklll River.
pVur to the tour. counc:lmen
iere guests of members of the
luthority at dinner.
Time Running
Out for Bonus
Book Holders
rswwwwa — Nearly 500
residents of the community with
Big Bonus Books in their posses-sion,
were reminded today that it
Isn't too late to make use of the
more than 11000 worth of values
If they hurry to their favorite
participating store and make a
purchase In the next 18 days.
Merchants, many of whom are
featuring cpeclal merchandise for
the Summer season, advise shop-pers
to come in now and purchase
Items to help make the warm days
more pleasant and at the seme time
enjoy a bonus gift aa part of the
coupon plan.
"Don't Oelsy" wah (he slogan of
the storekeepers, for already manv
Items are becoming short In stock '
and after two more weeks of hot
weather may be goate from the
shelves until neit >e*r.
Many resident* have already I
made use of more than half the
coupons in their books, according
to MM merchants, but It is the'
others who may have placed the,
books in a drawer at home, dropped'
It to the bottom of the purse, or I
placed it In a pocket of a coat'
hanging in the closet to whom this.
timely warning appeals.
A total of 36 of the community's
mide awake merchants are among!
ST™, ,. H 1 "" "' "•'' W"M»y »nnlwl»ry. from
ers are urced to bring the Bonus i-m - -■"- R( _.,,,. -__„i«™ v. ..
Books in tmw...« "««irf rtisan- >JZ *■ V? rwlu"'m *•■«
P In Ss. Cosmae and Damlnn Church
Pacing the fiiturp with serious mien, a set-tiim
til* St. Matthew"! Hlfh lehon ~ Inrftwd grmd
cIsuU, imniltering 1A4 yotin^ men and women, is
shnuii u it enters St. Matthew's Church, Consho-
( ujxt'tl Into Juli
nij/ht in thi dnirch.
IIKII'II-rhe
Rerorclar photo
94 Promoted
To Junior High Mrs. Mack First Woman
NICHOLAS SALAMONE
Funrrul of the former seml-pro-
Bouks In NOW—to avoid
polntment when the program ends
July 3
Assessments
Are Increased
NorrUtown- Real estate aasei
menu for both Conshohocken and iUne.
Fifth Ave and Maple St., at 9 15
Interment will be In St. Matthews
. Payette St. and North
Lane.
Salamone. a superintendent at
Asphalt Paving A SupplT Co., t'on-thrhoek-
n tM n*s>- Ridge Pike,
apparent!* slipped on the sand.
Landing under or staitut the rear
wheel of a heavily-loaded dump
truck operated by «.ngeln Sala-
3t. of 343 Diamond Ave..
Blark Horse, as he railed out di
reclirns to th» driver.
iConffnued on Page Kight)
West Con^hohccken borouglis have
been Increased for 1954 tax pur-
Tding to an official
mnmary of assessed valuations
from records ol fhe »- -. „•, . ,
County, B«:i>d of Assessment and ; !WrM. rav Whltlnn
Reti&lon of Tuxes todar. | *, . .
Wilh .11 bt.1 one borough report- WasBWlsVWl ill IVflll
ir-t. the entire Inrreaw In >lnnl- |In boj m ■<■■ F.r rtich-jaflsaty
< nunly k apprnximately er WhltlOV. of 111 Faieite St, was
four and a half million dollar*. The -iraduated from tin Univeraity of
flnsl rnnaty total* are Xm.684.0M Pennsylvania at exercise. In Phlla-comrsred
with StlA.M3.ast for 1951. u>l"!i!n Convention Hall yeaterdav
Conrhohf rketi'* assessment is in-1 Mr* Whitlow received the bacri-snsUwd
SMa.SSn during the calen- elor of science denree in elemeu-dar
yeni. with the 1B33 tot..l -ar. edmr.tlon She has accepted
«5,055.815 eomparan wan UM MI I . dtlon In the klnderganen ol
vnlur or $5,201,695. A-'S'1 ' :,i:innf:e!d Twp. schools next
wards are not available In the un-Fall
official tabu An honor graduate of Consho-it^
we ■ Qonanoisoejgsjn. the m- hocken High school, ciau of ls&o
crease Bmounted to only til v u the daughter of
The total tor 19.i4 If I1A1T.YN Ur and Mis. Paul D. Rlghter. Jr I
1 with 11.305S65 !a<t vear ' ' I Bhttb Ave.
GffssstswwwtH hrVMswf
hFiesta Time* Show
Conshohocken—Ninety-four boys
and girls were promoted from pub-lic
elementary school to Junior
high school, at annual sixth-grade
promotion exercises Monday night
In the high school auditorium,
Seventh Ave and Forrest St.
Under the title of "Fiesta Time
In Mexico," a program of drama*
tics, music aim dancing was pre-sented
by the graduating class.
Six ettlmiKhkp awards, offered
by the Conshohocken Klwanis Club
were presented by Dr. Stanley P
WMaSnssa, and numerous other
awards ware made David Fdndoti
accepted the promotion certlflcite
In the name of hit class.
Dr. Robert C. Landls, superin-tendent,
officiated at pron.otion
and Oeorge T. Jackson, elen,t ntat>
school principal, at award pres-entations.
Parents and friend.-
filled tin' auditorium to capacity.
Awards were:
Achievement — Joseph Marlnari.
Patricia KnoeUer, John Rakowski
Edward Petrtno. James Bownmn
and Patricia Oreen. Honorable
mention to Isabel! Baskln. Rose-mary
Duff and Joann Muskut.
Spelling—Joseph Marlnari. Vir-ginia
De Medio. Metrus Messnix
Joan Ottilmm, Loretta Engle and
Barry B rwituUL Honor; it:
noii in Viiy Ann Ulradl. John
' ■ nd Elisabeth Chcndu
ruin.
Penmanship — Isabell Baskin
John Pasqualinl. Mary Ann POT
recca. Virginia Ferst. John Tuna.-
line and Charles Sit hens. Honor-able
mention to Faith Monacelli
Dal ip — Rosalie Ricci. Jun-
Oamett. Patricia Travaglini. James
Rampi. Robert Jnckson. Rober'
IsffartSf Ho'iornble m< '
(L'onrmuerf on Page Bight)
12 thmutHtfl Trees
I firooteH on l.aun
Conshohockes — It looks as
hough someone in the SOB-iiunity
doesn't like dogwo<Ml
rees Mrs. John M. Zoltek
ipring Mill Ave near Eighth
Are. reported to police that 13
dogwood trees were pulled up
from the lawn of her property
and strew ii about. Saturday
Officers Samuel Ciirdamont
and Jesse Zadroga Investigat-
To Head Postal Unit
Lafayette HU1 — Mrs. F
Vaefc, Sr., 4206 Center Aw. BWWH
woman to need the Pen i
Chapter. National Association of
Poatmaater*. lu its SO years of ex-istence
actually had to be coaxed
hito the postal business on a tem-porary
basis 30 yean ago.
A native of Chestnut Hill Mra
Uit k. the former Helen CarviUe. a
.« blouds, was reared by
lu- niaiernnl grandl parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Heist, who lived ai
i.d Lane many years.
■Sd from Philadelphia to ft
P* outh Meeting In IS? saj
■fayctto mil. because r* ' '[ *
ed ' to be in the country. When f
Mrs Xmma Knode resigned as La- 1
ftvette Hill postmaster In 1933. '*
some friends asked me to take her ^
ilace," Mrs. Mack, attractive and
blue-eyed, telli the story leading up
to her unprecedent* d selection.
She relates: "At fir-t I said no.
I had three young children and I
didn't see how I could run a home
and a post orfkr. Hut there were
few families In the area at the aid yev 1 would do II for a while
time, I had government background laiter I paued the civil service
a* a null in Inspector at the Quart- esamlnations—they tell me with a
rrsnastera Corps. Philadelphia. I high rating. I took over on Decem-
ChrMmas waa coming and they! bar 21. 1913." Her appointment
hadly. So I finally1 (Continued on Page Eight)
Awards Given
W. Side Pupils
Promotion r'rwtival
Vl I lenw'tilarv Sehooi
<niusirated on Pagr 4>
W«t OoruhohhocW,, - Rrt«ce,' §>«t prlM." Iht prel»tr .11 ■«
JU. Stole, d.u.hu,, ,. Mr .n« "?"™Z".^™^*.<*"'*!.
St. Matthew's
Graduates
Largest Class
101 l(erri\e Diploma^;
II Hox-. <>:t <.iiU
l.*a\f Boroii^li >rliu.]|
Conshohocken — 81 V
High School graduated IBM
class in more ttian flo •
annual commencement I
Sunday ni|h( in St Isustthsms
Church, Third Ave. and PwJtStl
St.
One hundred and four seniors,
comprising 41 boys and 63 girls.
received diplomas frSSfl. Rev.
Oeorge L Murphy, recun
Oradnate swards, totalling $310
in cash, and medals, wen- pre-sented
by Rev. Joseph T. Schus-ter,
assistant rector and associated
with the school.
Two young women ef the class
•«rh rtvfivft] fnwr tog awards.
Hisa Irene H. Wyrwas, dsughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wyrwas, 11
W. Urn St.. reielved the t'unsho-hocken
OswBssssi Knlghls nf To*
lumbus prlie ml %?i fur tne hlRhest
renerni sv^eage In the acaderak
department; a pilie of fIS fee
thyasra, VIS for French and the
new 1st prise offered tn the Cnn-aassfcssbsit
L!....* IsM IsB hiRhest
l»w i'»t aierjsr in wifnrf and
saathematlct. Mlsa Wyrwas waa
chses vtce-presldrnt
Mlsa Mary M. tirablew^kl. daugh-ter
af Mr and Mrs. NUnlej Gra-asesrsed.
-'4 BrtltsBotr \ve.. Wast
Conshohocken. received the tlumnl
priie nf Its foe highest genrral
average In the commrnlsl depart-ment
SIS In Fngllshi HIS In hi.
tort and Hit tn bookkeeping.
Rt Rev Msgr Hubert J Cart-wright.
JC.L. rector of Kv P^ier
tnd Pau. Church. Phlla, lauded
Catholic education In his sermon
tn the graduates
"You hare been given, through
your Catholic education, a pearl of
icrtflce of your parents and
the lifelong sacrifice of yostr
teachers Hold faat to It. use it
to bring credit upon thrm "
PRI/FS
Prise of S35 for Highest t3sBassawJ
Average In the Academic Depart-ment,
donated hv the Cotishohru k-en
Knights of Columbu* i
ST] of the Rev Richard ■
!s awarded to Irene "II W
Prtre of |3S for H
eral Average fn fhe I
.. achievement awards t^'«"eM. donated by the Alun -
!iwers are- ' nl Asaoclatlon. is ewmded I U
Palricla rrey and Petsv Palssae. ■ "iT?*™*. ?.ll,bi"lul
k
for hliheet general aver- *Tl"a' ,l0 foi IU«he* *** '*•
by West eonsha- n Rell«lon m Room "
Mia Russeil tlb-le. Crawford HILL
reigned as "June Queen" at the
combined promotion exercises and
festival program at the elemen-tary
school Tuesday night.
Palricla Prey daughter of air
and Mrs. Joseph Prey, of Elias-
IRMI 81., waa crowt.ar,
gttil were Dorothv Ke-owr
it*: Mr ,iies. Ann Palasao
Orler
l*i J Winners
P|inns<
MRS I RANK
Lions to Install
Fiero President
Youth Admits
Setting 12 Fires
In Religion In Room
hocken if'nme snd "sTbaal CM by *"** ^n^^' Wshsr In
and presented I»T Mrs. Jeese Hal- or* o*" Arrhbisl.-p K
Wsow^kl, praaldenL I awarded to Jane Bo/ewler
Rebecca Jane SlU>Ie. 19 sward Prl1* of ,10 tor ii^h''"' Aver-for
highest average In Knallsh.' "•" ta B«Ui"wi in Room 15. do-
Sd br West Conshohocken "Bt«d ** »"■ William J. Casey in
Home Club presented by Mra Mil-, """"T of the Rev Wllltam
dred K. Rice, principal. o'Donnell, It awarded t
Naomi Rchrack and Prank R1-
ndjt 15 each, for dtlcenshlp, spon-
Ztnnl.
PrUte Of lift for RUfbSSl Aver-age
in EngliKh in Room 14. do-
(Ccmfsnusd on Page Eight)
Conshohocken — Ray L Fiero.
president of OoUkhollocken Town) conshohocken - An lB-iear-old
Council, will be installed ptesident yl)Utrli W),0 re.idilv sdl
of the Uons Club st exer, aas at «ponsiblllty for Vi fires In Con-uqr
night, at the Spring ihohocken and nearby area during
Mill Fire House. : Uie last few years, was commuted
Oihe. officers include O Harrison to Montgomery County Jail. Nor-
Fra^ler Jr, first vice president .; ball on a charrr
Willium A \t. ■■ ad '...; "I arson at a hearing baton Ju..-
jiresident; Harry Woodbind. :;urd tlcc-of-the-Peuce Fnincis J Bob-vice
prr.ident: Osorflt R '■ 301 rayette St.. Saturday
fourth vice pre.-ldent; and Russell mght.
Joseph Krzesniak. 108 W Siith
Ave. made numerous off-hsnd in-quiries
of the firemen about the
Jaycees Plan
Tennis Event
Stewart. Jr., secretary-tressurer.
I James J, Rath Is retiring preal
dent.
"M. Cflrtiude*! KntU
' I.1--1- IDuiorrow
West Conshohocken - A d
fitl boys and five girls will
jjJete eighth grade sturiie-i
Gertrude's parochiul school.
i l"ck and Cedar AfSsL, at M;
;8 30 torroiTow in St. Gertrude's
Huiloi\ and Merlon Avis
WANTED
17 more hovs
to enter the
Soap Box Derby!
WLN VALUABLE FUZES
AND A CHsssPKE TO iiOMPETE
IS THE NVNONU, DERBY
Jl SI CALL
0 ti- 1(1(1(1 ,-L||,] ark W
Frank O'Connor
■
nd ijlvtf you full
.rucJona <m what tn
Boys fruni the folluwihn
eatsimussstitsf are elij/il<k':
Conshohocken. West Consho-hocken.
Swedelund, Oulph Mills.
Andorra Acres. Plymouth Meet-ing.
Plymouth Vsfley, White-marsh
Hills. laifavette Hill;.
Barren Hill. North Lane Ter-race.
Country Acre*, fj -
Cold Point, Whiteaisrsh Green.
Han'om '> Osdar rt-f.re c»-
dnr Heights. Spring Mill and
Miquon
l.mw!] gJboJe, Lu) XVAV'- Soap Baa champion in Cotssmsobocken, is kemly
inteisWted in this year*l race too, aithotijjrh official rvJe* stale a winner cannot
. With the champion, from Iff' || Bernard 3lavill dirtjwtlng 1954
spectacle; Calvin R%g tnd Harry AAiTtaon, jjawubeia of the John I-. DeHaveii
Post American Legion, who directed the race last jear.
various blaze.s he confessed start-
Jug. after Sgt Pruncls Blake and
Patrolman Mnttliew IJougherty. of
the local police department, took
him into custody as he applied
lighter fluid to ihr base of a
wooden utilnv pole, shortly before
tnldnsght lluiiMiav at Elm st. be-
RLIL |QSJ Harry St
QsjggSSjsjal al the police station,
with mlunleer tlremen prevent Hie
inn in admitted iau»fnc four flrr*
In !'■■: and ■■■ In 1954 In t ..„
-h«h>» km also the S.SS.ODS blase al
the garage of Charles GtmwwSStd,
hauling cnniractor and former
HIHII . iiom ilm.Mi. In I pper Mer-lon
Twp. abitot a year ago and an
earlier one at Ihr home of Fran
■ is JamlM.it In the same town
■Inl' Police said the youth unre
■ •irked for Jamison.
Ml tovs of life oerarrrd in in]
of thr Mare*. mo*l nf them hi ga
rsres. sheds or emptv houses.
Pottn listed the fires here to
which Krsesniak confessed as the
following 1953-- Jan 28. wooden
■died a( 22s E_
; 2$. unoccupied apartment at 610
i Harrv st ; April SO, empty dwell-j
ing at 633 Wells St : July 19. ga-rage
m rear of 344 P. Hector st
| IBM—March IB, Beading R R
: totfl sned and field end of Wnsh-
I tncton fit; March 19, quarrv hole
at Pifth Ave and OoJ
j March 21. field near Pifth Ave
i ;.nd Itsnl* m April 3 I
Abrasive Co, Sixth Av<< and Har-rv
Bt May 10. garage at 103 W
' Sixth Avr
jDoga Hilt- 2 Chililrpn
Conshohocken — Two children,
lone only ]g months old were re-portssl
to polire ■
dofll UiU weea On Sun-
■fd Johnson. 67 Poplar
Bl DM lUtwttM ■'
■
Hi«pi'al for a doR bite ,■
afternoon Llew« ellyn Ca -
rks asoordSf paotol'icci Willis in Donnvsn investigated.
sored by Ueorge Clsy Fire
presetted by James Carpenter,
president
Lois Rlscll. IS, principal's safety!
education award, presented bv Mrs <
R; BJ
Safrtv certificates were awarded
1 l' Hsnahaw. of the safet;
education department of the Key-!
j stone Automobile Club Diplomas I
were presented by Joseph Pollock. Conshohocken — The fits* an-pretldent
of the school board. i nual tennis tournament ,-,f the
Crreen safety certificates, fas ronshohocken Junior Chamber of
pupil.' who served more than a Commerce will be formally launch-vear
In the program, were received rd it 1 Sunday afternoon, when
by Prank Rlsell. captain' Peter Eral* Yotinfjohns. Nornslown ten-
Palaszo. lieutenant: Patricia Ann nis Instructor, will conduct « dem-iscrsutr*;
ueorge Krlebel.) onstratlon to sren nthuslasss at
Richard Markoskl, Mary Ann courts adjacent to the Community
'Pierrrosal, Donald Remolds. Lois Center Field, 12th Ave and Hal-f
Risell. Francei Baylor. Naomi low ell St
Schrnck and Rebecca Jane Sibole Entry into the Hrst tournament
Blue safrty eertirtrsles. for serv- of the Jaycees mav be made with
;lng Wv than a year, aere recHsed, any member or by sending a post-by
Marijnn I srpenter, Harrv ( ull> 'curd to Box 241. OCAaShtUSlNiJawl
Willi.im Datwait, Kbarnn Henri- The committee has estended
gues. (•regory Wlldman. Carol registration until Sunday Persona
Vur.aba. Robert Vurraha. f'aral may regujter at the courts on Sun-
Johnstn Joana Lyle sod Mart day, William Dam 3d. in charge
Ann Zsdroia. of entries, announced.
(lass Members Trophies snd DaSssaJS will be
Han sailIflIIlist were swarded in three groups, the first
iwarded by Joseph Pollock, pre*-1 to include anyone up to 1& years
of age: the second, Hi to 20, and
the third. 21 up Finals will I
scheduled) on June 37.
lsVi'4'|iliini Honor-
IsViiriii*! Rectora
rd of Educstlon to Jsn
pssall Marlann Csrijenter,
P.i'r.rio Frey. Joyce Krlebel. Loia
Risell. Naomi Bchrark, A, e i*'-
lar. Rebecca Sfbole. Betty Ann
Frances Savior. Mary-land
Piergroasi, Catherine Lukos-ei
lea, M.iry Ann Zadroga, Carol
Yureaba. Frank Risell. peter Pal-azao.
Oratory Wlldman. Richard! 'Illustrated on Page 7t
Mark iskl. Jacob Smith, Rtnnlev Conahohockcn I n
Rakowski, Darld Leflnr. Donald'Weat- «ctor. snd Ran
William Davwal* Robert B H»u»r. assocUte ra
Yurcsbs. Normsn Aman \n*T ■piscopa; Church, who .
Theme of the protrrsm ««!'•*"» ■« th« *lld of Ju,IP- *'
"D»j> snd Holidav*.'' mrh tha Us honored *** ""
grades presenting dsnres snd dri:^;"nd f«How pa
depicting the major hoUdsys snd ^unJ"'_ »l .•_ r7.^f
festive season.
Fl>#l Traffic Sipmil
Erected on Rifipc
it Wfft. Coin ell
Plvmouth Twp. — Long one
c.f the moat haaardous traffic
B Ridge Pike In Issal
area, the Juncture Bj :.-■'.
Lane and Coiweii Lang arUfa
the highway, between Hatnon-vllle
and Seven Stars. Is now
■•d by its ftrsl I
signs!
f»;i Tuesdsy afternoon, the
new > iiidards were plnred in
1 swwwtjl and townslilp
Autr,ma*lr operation
of the stsndards is si
nn both Ridge Pike and N -r-h
Lam Colwell Road :* I
ped aitii an eiectnc ays treadle,
* : ■ si a car peaie*
pu's Into operation s rycli
whrh gives »he Cn'-iel. Rosd
motorist, a trssn signs I.
night at the Episcopal
bssnss
Both honor glMsh
enta of generous purses, u
*ioie from coivnbu': M
•lian 200 rnei. ,!-•■■
presente** by li" (kaorgs t
kens and Harrv Bur ki.\ | |
ed the general conunittee.
Bishop Oliver J Hart, '
Episcopal P
snd Mrs Hart, i
of visitors, wlii-li mi Ittded
Mr*, a. E. M''
Mrs. James M Bl
Mr« Marshnll Vi
Warren D RttHeil, pastors of the
local churches
The affair » s
members of the W'ry and Uie
Women's SOCK '.'
Mrs. William Adams M;
I Wood, Jr. and Mrs ri»nk A
| Wood headed the women's tom-
C! ArM n iiuBKF COWALMCUTT
ROSSS I »s'h room
a-ea'.on A-« a Ullltls Rill 9.6.
I ChMtnut mil riymoLHh Me**:og »-