The Conshohocken Recorder, May 24, 1956

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Th. ONE NEWSPAPER
Most Interested
In Conihohocktn
Whitvmorsh Township
Plymouth Township
WMI Comhohocktn
Spring Mill
Tract Ok 9d
Wetherillfor Chairman
Backers Meet at Noon;
For Industry McConnell 'Available' f
FARMER SiW Eddie Slater, renter, who lost Mh IPRS Christmas Bve,
]!)">:;. in highway amili-nt. MBOptl check in the amount of *5<HKI :,t >*>tt lenient Mm;.
day at \mTattOWll for purekaM "I 110-ffjCTI farm he will own OUtrtfffcl on GrOU&dhOg
day two year.-* hence when he will In- 21. Check is pre.-iented l.v Daniel Sherman,
Ksq.. ropnMBtbu the Bdwmrd Slater htwl. M futhw. ffrrhwt fllitw, Inofci«_
110-Aere Farm Purchased
For Legless Eddie Slater
The dreams of Edward Slater an right-room noun*, bath and heat. . Slater mil be 21 on Feb 10. 1958.
have comr true modern dairy barn of alone con- when at that Ume there will be mf-
Wlth'n several week* he will take struction 34 stanchions, new all ficicnf fund* from the settlement ol
possession of a 110-acre fann pur- metal hay drver which coat 12.000 lus court action to pay the balance
chased Ml j u> build and a nrw ceramic tile allo due on the mortgage
It haa been two year* and five i worth $2,000 It was known as the' Daniel Sherman, repreaented the
month* since Eddie, the Good Sam-. Landia Farm . truatees of the Edward Slater Fund
arltan, helped two strangers who The total re*t was ttZMt. A «e- The fund was s'arted in January'
ran out Of aan on Rldae Pike near pot.fl of KJ« was made by Edward IBM at a meeting al The Willows
Manor Hd and lost both legs when Slater. An additional I5,Mt was gtv- S101 Ritlttr Ave called by Harold C
he was struck by nn oncoming car. en by the trustees at the Edward McCuen, editor of the Weekly Re
It waa Christmas Eve. i Slater Fund The mortgage of J16,- view newspapers. In response
He spent many weeks in Chestnut 000, held by the lioytesmw-n Nation- MdaVNd requests that a fund be
Hill Hospital al Hank and Trust Co.. Is repayable established to aid ilie legless youth I saumg he appreciated the opinion^
The farm is nn Keysrr Rd. Fred- within three years at a rair af Sherman repreaented the trus-erick
Tnp Montgomery County %3f each lit months and at the end teea and the Edward Slater Fund
near Prrkiomein llle It consists of of three yean, the balance I (Contmaed on Page Ilrren)
I ..:.!'■■ lie H;.. Convinced that'
new industry Is essential to the a el-'
fare of the township, the board of1
■■01 \;- i; - : Whi'.emaish town-
Thursday afternoon re-,
aoned to limited industrial a 45-
acre tract al the intersection at,
Cedar drove and Joshua Rds.
Spring Mill
Approval of the change came
after a public hearing when BDOU'
two doten residents of the genera:
area expressed strong opposition to!
what they termed downgrading of!
the AA residential district. Court!
action was thiealened by two per-1
From the outset ii was evident
the board looked favorably on the,
change but It listened to pleas for
status quo and endeavored to ex-plain
the reasons it believed an In-dustry
on the site would not be ob-jectionable
under the stringent Bon-ing
laws of the township.
Morton H Fftterolt. president of
the board, railed for the motion at
the conclusion ot the hearing, toy-ing
he considered if the best thing
to I tor the tounrhtp at a uhole. J*
! Lincoln Ham mored the change
Mi i
expressed and observed the mattn
had been given tnuth thought bj,
the board. The vote uas unantrnou*
Befoie opening the public heal-ing.
Fetierolf explained that thr
rhangc. under consideration for
'iimr time, had been brought to a
_ head because of proposals from a
| ettate. art knoun as the thou place, builder to erect M homes on :hr
o/ Conjftofcoc*en. Cottnftasa trees i tr»ct ll *'•* hoped, he said, that
shrubs and llouers in many rane-! Mcil 'ndustry could be conaidered
ties make it a valuable and striking i "" *■ merits but the subdivis.on
addition to the font: J appearance propaalUOO forced action.
In planning and constructing the I 'Confirmed on Page JViaei
new building, every consideration' _. i ■ ■ . JJ - ,,.
was Uken to make it aa modern as'f.ai* tlll.S I JwH 11II".
hotel accommodaiions meai and an lne banking needs of this progres- , ~
sive and growing community » WoilKHI IllllirC'l
complete range of services and fa-1 J
Ufxyette Hill — Mrs Jennie P
ndlnahd. 60. of 237 Brookside Rd
Square Vllliage. hadn t been
Bank Moving on Weekend to New Building
Witt Entertain
At (lurden Poitl
On Saturday
The Comhnhocken office of the
Philadelphia National Bank will be,
|g«al reslden'a and friends!
at a garden party Saturday, from 1;
linn; 5 P M. to celebrate the open- i
lug of its new building at Fayette'
Bt and Fifth Ave.
Tlir bank will be opened lor bu>-(
INM at s A. M. Monday.
WttOV i popular Mac lleOuitt evening at the theatre
and hla TV gang will provide music; Quests will be conducted through.
for the occasion. In addi'ion. there die new bank offices—located a' tHllles are prepared to provide foi
v;ll be refreshment.*., souvenirs and! lew blocks from its former home- •"■? individual and business bank-
1 and then directed to the landscaped' llia requirement of Conshohocken
grand prt/e will be in all-' area directly behind the bank.
■ weekend in New York City| The spacious grounds, for many
tar iwo—including transportation, tears a port o/ the Horace C Jones
New Disposal Proeess
Likely to Be Tried in
Plymouth Township Soon
Plymouth Center — Indicatinos are gteang thai Ply-mouth
township will huild its own nwgsfa treatment plant
rather than tyinR in with the Norristown system.
The board of commlsisoners and
Posts to Unite
In Memory of
Honored Dead
| and vlc'nlty.
The inferior Jiaj been destened
(Continued on Page Sui
iMS Senior Prom
At I i llms«lii|i M<MI-I
Conshohocken—Fellowship House,
Filth Ave. and Harry St. will be
the setting for the first time for the
public high school's annual senior
prom, at 9 tomorrow night.
A post-prom party will lake place
12:30 in the ballroom of the Val-driving
aince she had a heart attack
Milne weeks ago
At I 30 last night, when she and
her husband. Lawrence left the
home of a nephew. Murrel F. Hun-tei.
4008 N. Warner Rd.. she >1r. Idpd
atve'd like to g«H back t« rtnving
their IMS Oldsmobile coupe.
She had gone only n short dis-mnce
when the car went out of
Lontiul as she swuna into Oerman-towtl
Pike, ran onto Hie lawn of the
home Elizabeth I. Costrllo. 437 Oer-mantown
Pike and halted against
the house
Mrs. Ferdinand was treated at
irstrnil Hill Hospital for rib
ley Forge Hotel Norrlstosvn. with j jury Hei husband had a chin a>
the Kiwanis Club host. Faculty I ission Damage to the new cat waa
member, will be chnperones. | estimated as 1400
(rtuitmtr Too Many
Wore* tit Of* Time.
l/fsj*f>jt Tttit r. rents
Everythinn happens .t oner
for Janet Caramenico. 33 W.
North Lane, Plymouth township
Scheduled to repreaeni Con-
•nuhocken as winner of the an-iiiidi
Jaycee* Ruad-E-O. at the
staie Road-E-O June I and 9
at Hershey. the l?-year-uld St
.■latthews High School senior
an L make it because gradua-tion
la the next day
Janet, secretary of hei class.
...so had to pass up dinner Tues-day
with the Jaycees. at which
Road-E-O awards wrre made
rhe seniors were in Atlantic
City, on a trip observing class
day.
Anthony Mazzochetti. 14. of
IU W Fata Ave s junior at
c.uishohocken High SchiHil .ml
runner-up In thr Road-E-O will
be Conshohocken s reprrscnta-u
« at Hershey Winners there
will enter the national Road-
E-O.
Bears Pick
Law, Pettine
Co-Captains
1' S. CoiiK-H-esMuitii Samuel 1
K .Met onntl! Jr.. haal aVgTwadl
to "make niy>elf ftVUisaVble" j
for the Republican County:
Committee ehairnudiship If
this will "avert a HHOUI
tij.'ht m the MCJttty.*!
sal (his declaratu ,
dav in Washington. D t" in i>
• iiiioivnirnt b\ OM fCffe
' Road Republican leaders after two
; of the three candidates m the field
had agreed to withdraw in f.iwn
' of Mi McCuunell on Tuesday
The\
Cornel
Winnt'i
■ I n, nut seeking the chairmanship
at all I had been approached about
jit in ihe past and I have always
tumid it down," Congressman Mc-
OanafjQ said.
Hui if we ggfl a^ert a lery serious
fight in the countv and I can be
(Continued on Page Sir)
Ml Commtaaloner Warren
at Hat born, and Edwin
of Willow move
I ii v| Haptist
Church Officers
Conshohocken - Three men were
named to the board of trustees
and lliree to the diaconete at the
SSth annual meeting of First Bap-tist
Church, Fourth Ave and Harry
St . May »
Nil ined lo three-vear lei ma as
trustees were Oeorge Webber Ji .
William Hartsell and William Bea-ker
Elected to three-year terms on
the dlacuiiate were Frank Swing
George Webber Sr. and Ralph
Campbell
Jay Coolie
Back in GOP
Limelight
King of Prnanla The
II faction oi tt, \u-
; pubUcssll party in MoDtfOm-
•rj f'..nntv wm* Kheduied to
nn-t-l at Lt:30 tuti;,\ ;il Pea-eoch
Quttona, to tike icl toe
in the l.itrst tii'M-lupnu'iit in
the battlf for count) chavh>
nuiiiship
an about
■I K Me-
Ooanta. JI M \\ ■ i
ed as a kaumott]
meetuiK <>! the niiir i oiiununitv
I Eastern Monttnmrrv OountJ He-
BlttOOill .l:i\ I .«ike. a publuan Lr.,uiir. Ti.. ■ I
liai'kjfriiuiHl fiKiirv in Repm n sac-litttli
|Kimie> lince l°-">t' wli.n Uoiul «*"tn«usn ol this area and an
h, Un.,i.v,-.,.i!, mcht tb.\tzssr,
nomination f„r gwernor, BOUMJ p,*, Khll ammt uaiava gei-last
Satlll'iia\ mi llwttOd ICfjMhaa awU the UM>H]I Ix-lieves
(XW natlniml eoninntteinian M<c.>i.nell is one of Hie finest
congressmen we taaw, bill (lie Mont-laggcrj
OPJ ntj Kt-iiin.hr-.in OHM-MUM
haa been lun tii-i IH
mote i oiiiiol ■
He said th..i llovri II Wood, for-mer
lletKenaui Movcrncr sleppint;
mil as chmrmiiu. diinted actlvttiea
[u'111 1! ' i i-h..! ni I ■ i H,
(Connni.ed on Page Six)
He succeeds O Mason Owlett
king time member of the national
committee fiom Pennsylvania
The Crmke victory at thr leor-
■anixatiAn meeting in Philadelphia
signaled the return to power or
the Cirundy-Owlett-MaiU:
That group, with Cooke as Its
standardbearei lost in the |gao pri-mary
to John S Fine, then allied
with V s Sen James Duff
The new romnititeeman membri
of the nnestnient firm nf Cfmke-
Bieler. Inc headed the advamr
giru cominittee for the lltfta can-cer
Crusade in Oieater Philadel-phia
and ass chairman of the
Montgomery County division. He
Is a director of UN Pennsylvania
School for the Deaf 40inieu
Joseph Ingram. Sunday School au- Brl1uel Co Pennrond Corp. Fai
perintedent reported a 12', per cent mount Park Commission. Philadrl-increaae
over last year which show- I llh** National Bank and Phlladel-ed
a 10 per cent increase over the | P1"* Museum of Art.
previous year. | A graduate of Pumetou L'IIUM
First Baptist
SSYtwtOid
Or. J. 1 . (uM.'I'i.
I o S|Haak Suii(l.t\
Conshohocken - Its Byron Laa , ^ resignation of seth K Miich-and
Jerry Pettine both members o(, p„ trom (he 1^^ of UXMtrfl VM
famllie- outstanding in athletic* ; acCepted The budget adopted for
as co-capulns of the OoWen Bears! thll VPtu- ».„ 10 p,,. ceM hjgn,,
next Fall. th»„ i„, VMr , (ifllir
At a meeting of last year's in!
varsity football Settermen at the
public high school yesterday after- [
noon, a closed ballot chose the two<
17-year-old Juniors almost unanl-1
mousiy.
Law. son of Mr and Mrs Russell.
Q Law. 306 W. 11th Ave was start-'
lug football quarterback for the'
last two years, a pitcher and oup ■
fielder on the baseball diamond and
a center to basketball
Pettine. son of Mr and Mrs
Ralph Pettine. 337 W. Sixth Avr '
has been halfback for two years
third baseman and clean-up hittct
and a basketball forward.
Both have »on attention from'
big league baseball scouts. Harry E |
he served with distinction as
Oonahehoi k i
of thr BSli, i
Baptist d: ■ i . i . Arc
Bun Si i>t .' w (
iij
r'os athletic director at the school.'
said.
lUtrty Deadline Set
tor Memorial lht\
Vour t favorite newspapei
wants tc get out on time next
Tt -lads? and everyone wggsta
to enjoy Memorial Day next
W'edneaday. Because of the
holiday this newspaper mu-u be
published earlv, so remember
this:
All advertisement* and news
copy must be in our office by
noon Tuesday. May » Ketrui
of ad copy tomorrow Saturday
and Monday will be appreciated
Please call TA 1-4*00 and Bfi
9-08*0
This newspaper will be de-livered
as usual on Th
Jay Cooke to Marry
Mm. Htamoh Durham
l liran politics ha
plan to wed
sewer authority met jointly Monday,
night after Henry Hemsley. presl-j
dent of the commissioners, express-ed
concern that the township would i
run Into difficulties with new de-!
velopmenta unless the whole sewage j
disposal project Is pushed
T. Allen Olenn Jr.. president of!
the authority, reported that at a!
special meeting Friday night with
the sanitary board of Norrutown..
he learned that use of borough fa-cilitles
would cost at least half a,
million dollars
For betueeen tfloo.000 and 1700.000'
the tounship can build Hi oun anif.l
he e.tdtnofr'if Glenn termed Nor-nstoimi
demands "unreasonable",
and said the board, although it has
Conshohocken — Three military
posts of the borough will unite In
conducting traditional commemora-tion
of war dead, first at a memorial
religious service and on Memorial
Day in cemeteries of the area.
The posts include John F. De-
Haven. 130 and Joaeph Wagner. 773,
both American Legion and Con-shohocken
Post, 1074. Veterans 0t> not convened stnee Friday, it think-\
Foreign Wars tn0 not,; m lerm* °' ,(J o"-" Plant.
The union memorial service wtt * Hemsleyt request, the author-take
place at 7 30 P. M Sumlav at, ">", "-^ £ meel ""f ■ ™nlh'
St Marks Lutheran Church. Fifth '«in« ■ Jp ,M °»,** f,°"rLn Mo»-
Ave. and Harry St The Rev War-1 day Ml "" '""""•» building as thei
Russell Jr. pastor of First' timf
Baptist Church, will sp.'.ik Hemsley ssid he believed this;
Seven cemeteries will be visited! *ould clear UP ■ lm ot nrnunrirr-after
a joint service of all three I standing in the township about the
groups at » 15 A M. Wednesday ' authority's operations and enable
in St. Matthew'g Old cemetery, 13th j developers and others aflected to
Ave and Pnyette St. ; let the answers they need.
The two Legion posts also will! Members of the two bodies took a
visit St Matthew's New. Calvary rather lukewarm attitude toward a'
and Oulf cemeterlea and the West nr * disposal process presented by
Conshohocken monument The Wlllism Gallagher, home builder'
VFW post will visit Plymouth from Jefleraonvllle. which he said i
Friends. Cold Point. St Peter's Lu- would reduce capital outlay con-,
tlieran and St Benedict's cemr- siderably
terlea and the Legion monument at. Dissolving teuage back to pure.
Second Ave and Fayette St. I water by oxidation Ii a brand neic
Luncheon will be served by Ihe! method Garioflher sojd, and a pilot
iuxlliar.es at the post homes. 'plant at Penn State University has
The Baud of Conshohocken wm. '*°»<,a" « ">"ts state r^uiremenrs
tccompany the VFW. Post at the; although the tt*t* ¥*'*[* ff9Ur\
exercises marching from the post
home u> St Ms*thews Old Ceme-tery
Thr band will play auh the VFW
Of Essington st Memonsl Day ex-ercises
at 2 P. M.
l.ee Andrew* mid ■!■ ui-
At \ Kit-Ill Inii:»li1
CollsliohiM Itrn - The OOOUBUII-ilv
Cental SUdium. llth Au and
HUM m . WLtil «liu tu a yaiiely
at i.iirnt at 7:45 'in<ort whan
t.ir setuixl annual miisiul Mlnva-
I naa sp>nis»rnt t>i nymoutti
rowtanip Klwsnai Club, will be
Highlights Kill be Lee Andie»s
and .lie IT arts. The fir Poms I
Mike Pedlcin. RCA success and Thg
| rtmue bund Many other j
Hdlo and tv stars al. a will be iieard I
Buddv Brode DeKalb Manor. |
■Civanil president will be master of
; bl welfare fund. Ted Mann-ir: |
a dlrecUr. la chairman
(Confmued on Page Sul
Photographer Flies
To Los An«eles. (!aiif.
ta infantry omcet m both aoihl i3'81"""' "' "" P»*«" : ' '
wart> ' Ttieologlcn I Srniir..i;> C: ,n. Will
! speak nt It) tf I
l>latrllxated will be the N.'.HI anni-versary
kaiaklel. I.JnaMj|ir of
llisturv ..i a Mnroi Mn I. -HI
be tans bt ibe three i luolrm af the
Twu prumlnent figures in Repub- church.
confirmed they! Founded May l«. 1B71 by 48
Baptists in ttM lOiuin unity tin
Tliey are Jay uwoke. of Blue Bell, church stems from BallUomlng-,
newly rircted Republican usnmia I BaplUl Church Weal Conshohocken
.onunitieemsn. and Mrs. Hannah! which '" tuni is an outgrouth o(
Durham of Zlonseille, widow of J i the historic Baptist church in the
Edward Durham ' Great Valley
Cooke's wife, the foimer Man n B,art«i as a Sunday School In
(.lendennliig. died in June. |9U IMS a ith lie old chapel erected In
after suffering a heart attack dur-' )aT0 Part of the original chapel
mg a fishing excursion in Spain »a|i ,U|i stands in the rear of the
Durham, chairman of the board of, lMWlU Stmday School building
Bonney Forge t Tool Co Allen- > n.e preaenl building was dedu■-
town, died in January. 10W
Mrs Durham is vice president of
the Pennsylvania Council of Re-publican
Women and former pres-ident
of the Lehigh OOOsstf Councii
if Republican Women arid Allen-town
Woman a Club
Spark - Plug
Awards to
12 Jaycees
,ned in 10IH the aocial rooms and
jiiudsy Bihool building in 190S
The staalitr aerrlng the longe-ai
•eras waa the late Rev Abnsr J
llavlea, wh» was minister for U
rears freest loot nntil I'MT
He waa followed by the pe:
Chesiri T Winters, now pastor of
Mir Baptist Church in the Orrat
Vallrv. )M7 until 1063
Thr R>v. Wan-en P Russell Ji
I pastor, lira been here three \rari
| rhr i n-ignagatlon numbeis Tli.
Fad Firm Sfmnsors
John Salmons in Dcrhv
ishohock. ■
and Fuel Co. will
,j Salmon' entry Nn
SPOKTS WINNERS — Athletic award roclptenti
at Conshohocken Hi^h Schonl la.«t night. Front row
from left are Ronald XoHek. Donald Wallace, Donald
Richardson. Byron Law: back row, Jay Dunacu*ky. Ruth
Heist, Jack Harley. Nancy Brown and Evelyn Duffteld.
i Tar Rerorder pMtot
Da\d H McCuen. of Ambler.} Jay Outtaeusky. Ihtttfilti Rirhanlnon and Vfinrv Brown U in trrlaitn
rhlef photographer for Weekly Re-'
view newspapers since April. 1B*3.
and advertising msnager fur sev-eral
months of The Herald, cover-ing
Chestnut Hill. Erdenheim
,«,..,nt Airy. llotOlAwn, Wjinimom
jnd HClIilty. left b> pUnr at I 301 ... „ .
P M MOIKIJ> fur Los Angrles.! A." "
t'.J f , sfban lir will I*- eruplined
-rncke-i — Twelve membersI Conshohocken *
of the Junior Chamber of Commwc Nll(1 FutI Co *i;: ^"'ir Johl1
won given ■'•park-plug" awards ail Salmon* entry Nn * .1.
thr aeint-montlih meriing Mov a i annual Soap Box Derby, on Indi -
Areordesl rrragnltmn far Jayree l»"ide(ire Day. it «as announcr-l
artirttka sad attendance at meet ' "day by E F Moore Jr. co-
Ings ware Frank PellcgHne. Henry «»nsor of the event with The Rr-
Gamia. Airs Votp*. Frank hutfu '•■'•" ,li,tl Ti" Valley Forge ben'-
Albert lannossl, Frank J. Marrurel'1 mrl
Raymond Matrteardl. Arthur Loffcea,
John DIRuwn. Robert Hadflrlii. ■v'"11 E Salmon! SO Church !!■! .
Herbert OoOgTO) and William DavW Plymouth Valley and
Jr. ■" ninth made al
Collection of new and old articles, mar*'1 Hut'1 Hrhool
foi the annual Augeat Auction has Meanwhile. Moore reported thai
been started under tliic tion ut "'' ■*■ BntrtH have ben rt
William D«- is. Al.\ V.dv- nd H I
rtevl, co-chairmen rolet-Oldsmobic agency : i A -
Winners ot the recent annual -,lri Payetta Bl .. nraii-
Teenage Road-e-o will be given Quarten
aaiirda by Frank Mnrrucci. chair- Hr '"■'l '"' •"
man. at the seml-moi.thlv dinm i , l'"*" '"•'l ""'I
at 7 Tuesday. Frank Bachkai. Ru- havt no
dent driver Instructor at Conshoho- to dnlr
cken High School, will be a gurv
VinlinlaiMf in 9cmIce
N«Xl W rdiH".(ln\
For the first ume in ihe mstor*
of Wlillemarsh Township an am-ibulance
will be available for resi-dents
starting Wednesday
Within recent weeks donstmns
totalling in excess of 13300 have
been received by the newly formed
Whltemersh Township Ambulance
Aaaocliition which will op-trine the
service The goal Is 110.000 The
ambulance Is in the garage at the
township building. Joshua Rd at
First Ave
rflort "i Ools.er the
Outstanding CHS Athletes Get Awards
lir
upl*
Lias Angeles, A,d *J l'""' ",,d ,n*1,l> ''
.- -w'"-' i^'m or spoils at C.onslwin
Si limil tiitnrtl out l.iSt
" [>i t. .u.m.nl athleti>
imbrr
diivrii bv Mis Ch.olr.
Barnes of Plymouth Valley, to the
Phila International airport They
were accompanied by his wife, the
former Marjone Lobb and two chil-dren
Robbie, three and Fat. 19
months, who are to loin him later
<i ■
■
just awards
Kojitern aaurus aeie presented
amid sppieiiative applause under
guidance of Felix Red McCarthy,
toastmsster from the Times Her-
Ron
I. t}f .riling, prrn run-
»> Mastrr rrartimrn I in
Rain data la tomorrow night. | atrtmt M _ c-saihshachssv
to the 115.1 'o-r gpUiM,
sfk .ii.il J-v DuiiaciuUr-.
[ndsvtduaj praaentatluna:
Thr ffmttm SBadroga ■ardor fout-
IJJII award pnaantad by thr di,m»i
ta JBJ Dnnacugky, duUbeU one oi
Uie finest football players ever for
the Golden Bears <Tha award ta
Kiven the outstanding senior foot-ball
player who has atta-ai) 0M tr^;
; an around ability, co-operation, at*
Ine Conshohocken Hifh gained : tendance, coirage. aswasVtvWsOOa,
possession of the Lions Club Foot-j competitor spirit and love for the
ball trophy bv virtue of their winigame"
o\er 8: Matthews High School j Donald Wallace shortstop on the
Bill Moors made the presentation i baseball team, the Town Valet Sen-i
ulili Ibiitini! ta I hi- tw
presented bf OlMirlaa t'luik- Mu
thr r M FtUllipa ■HVW (>"jl-bul)
suoiisinaiisliip award. Is ttw
ho has displayed the best
sportsman-like conduct during the
gridiron season presented bv Bob
FlM*Ma " Honald Noaek
Pierstm also presented the F M
Pihh.p*. -Senior basketball aa^rd.
tba eoeatad cup going to Donald
Richardson, adjudged one of the
finest basketball players for
Blue and Gold.
trmk Crrw Off
On Memorial l)a>
CunsholKxken llieie will be
no borough collection of trash on
Wednesday. Memorial Day Colin
tioiu MhrUuird (or that day will bt
in..Hi- I inu Hta) iiioriiing
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ba^rthall award tut hat
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best all around atliletn record oierl S*H1,
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tion ta R i-h Heis- and Donald ' '»' Hospital Thursday where he is
Wallace <Four factors are taken under observation lot treatment or
mu ooaaidaratloa n •■ He is 47 and he Uv« -
■ .Mnwork. school sii.ir 01* Thornhill Drive Wissah;ckoi:
leadership and scholaaiK Maud* i Village He is chairman of the fl-ing
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spanli^ Chevrolet inc 1760 R«ige
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Peddles Bike'
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didn t take 34 hours to sell s
locsl Ooy'a "blkr thrn..
woid rliisalfied ad in thr Wc-k-iv
Reviea publishing Co ■ ave
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Rd la enthusiast:' abt
suits "The bicycle «as sold aid
the transaction compirrrd early
Friday afternoon" she aald
"And I got what I aaiited foi
it'
Mrs Haig is suie thai Mir
will also ouicklv find
for a washing nactstoa wttt
spin trym ■<'.:■
ad l.ikr the bike it s a bar-gain
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