The Conshohocken Recorder, December 8, 1960

              IONSHOHUIW.S* Wi\t H&ttoxba ■ I M «* Or KMIK HIM-M
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School Director Seen Winner by Default
Op
No Minority
Party the GOP,
iWetherill
en House in 'New'Borough Hall\ElemenUucy *****
West Side B^iBHOBSBBUBH At Harmoiivillc to
To Welcome Cosl .Million Dollars
Visitors
CoiiiinisBioiirr
Is Mlllllrlllii I -
College .Speaker
OilJO TT ' II" 1 111 iphotot on page 9
I West Conshohocken has a
- handsome "ni'\v" t>ormip;h hall
I of which Burgess Harry K.
I Mnsman iiml memlnM's of bor-ough
council are right proud.
Tliry have tvny right 10 be happy
Elkin* Wetherlll, of Plymouth I nuh headquarters In the 50-year old
Meeting, president or U* Mont- 'orraer bank bulldiirs actjulrt-d in
g..o..m..e..r.>.. C-ount> „Comm.i.s.s.ion_er„s dj_e- ,I „19,33^when^the d£en£rrswou tt.is al im;inillU)V18lv
cUred Dec. 5 In Allentown tiiol nwr^fd ui u monthly meeting last
"tha Republican party must ap-] night the public should bsva gn
peal at the grass-roots to all Amer- opportunity to inspect thr prr-tniscs. ■
leans as individual! to win their, Albert F. Mtllhouse. president of,
support lofWOOD, Issued an invitation to at-|
Speaking to Young Republican1 lend open iiouse (roni 4 until 1'<
groups at Muhlenberg College. P- M Dec 17 and 18.
Wetherlll cited "the appeal to the Remodeling of Ihe building haa
individual" ns "the great advantave been rompleted under superviMon
the Republican party has nnd must: of John s. Trtnsey Jr.. head of
employ over our opposition.'1 Rebel HIM Park Inc.. at a ro*t of
Wetherlll. OOP state director of i SJs.SO to the borough and an ad-
Precinct OrgamiHtioi., said Die ditional SJOOO he contributed HI ,.n
Democrats "favorite pitch is (0 expression af ippret latltm for the
groups such as iabor and tile ml- \ town a interest in endeavoring tn
norluca. annex 107 arm from t'pper Merlon
"1 believe that most people re-. township no that the corporation
unit being labeled nnd dumped Into ean erect three high rise apart- j
categories to promote the vote-get- menu.
tusj propuganda of the Democratic] The Rebel Hill project will cost
art? ' an estimated 135,000.000. Trinsey re-
"The Republican party stands for : minded the councilmen last night
the rlghta and welfare of the In- I He promised the "sewage flowing
dividual. It always haa. I hope It j outside this borough hall right now"
always will For what the Repub- will be eliminated "one year from
llcan party advocates docs work lor : tonight" with the installation of
(Conflnged on Page Foun iContinued m Page Five)
Plymouth Township School Hoard
U ill limit! 22 (lassroitms;
Dr. Kirkpatrick Elected iizain
Estimated ooal of construction of u Hciiu'iitary school
tin a sil<> Basal tUdgf and Butter Pikttt, Harnnun iil*\ OM
■ leaped from $680,000 tn $1.1)00,000 in four yr;n
disclosed Monday night al a reoxganisatioa meeting uf the
Imard of education of Plymouth township,
The primary reason
"fIFNKR.M,. THK ('OMMWP IS FORMED AND
READY FOR INSPECTION—" — Thaw* words are
spoken by I,t. Col Harry K. Fox Jr., left, command of
troops, us Hriv. Qon, rradattck K. Ifck, commandfr.
Marine Air Reserve Training, proceed* with annual
military Inspection of eight Marine'Air Reserve Squid-rons
at Naval Air Station, Willow Grove, on Saturday.
Col. Fox is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Fox, of 534
Rfghter St., Wlawhlckon He Ea rommandb
Marine Ai» Reaei'va Group -;> and sthletsc director oi
Upper Meriun Township High school. Captain Francis X.
Cianci, newly elected president of the Conslmhocken
School board, is adjutant of Marine Air Reserve Fight-er
Squadron 441 at Willow Grove «".| participated In
inspection. He served with First Marino Division in
Korea for two years. . H ,- i c. MeCuwn)
Christmas ids
Accepted ISotv
For Next Week
Ccmmunlly pa*tor<t who are
holding special (hri-.tm.i- serv-icea
OD Dee. Ig should have Ihelr
advertising fop? I" the off lie
as* The Con»hnhm-k.en. Rerordrx
and The Valley forge Sentinel.
100 W. Ilaclnr Kt. t'omlHihock-en
by noon Monday, l»ec. 1Z.
The luue of Her. 22 »IMI will
(Alttwin < ItrutmiiN churafe ad*
for scrvicr* before and on
i hri-lni.i- Day. Special ( hrbU
mu greeling ads also will be
prtnl.,1 |n this -■'■'.■ All
rhnrrh news In thai l»«ue will
be ID advertising form. Approval of Minutes Clears
-m/w ark v : A n n Children Meet Miss Dalyfbr School Boardr^nmTonight
i No Motion
Chest $3500 Over the Top
094*096 Rcceiveo
In < lonfthohorki n
The 1M1 Conshohocken Com-irunlly
Chest campaign came to a., . . _
•uccessful conclusion this week] Y ViXVV'A I IllCiM'ilMV*
when H. W. Read, chairman of the'
On Record
Otherwise
The board of educntlnn of 'he
Conshohocken Public School district
unnnimously approved the minute*
of (lie previous meeting Monday
night at Conshohocken High school.
The minutes show thai Miss Mar-garet
F. Daly was elected a director
on Nov. 14 at a regularly stated
meetiiiK
Thr directors on Motif!.'
voluntarily delayed swearing In Miss
Daly. No motion was introduced
Iwllllll Hif scutum of the new di-rector.
There was only conversa-tion,
primarily originating with
Nicholas Romano, to the effect he.
disliked the method by Khlcli she
j was chosen a director on Nov 14
| He gave assurance he personally
j haa no objection to Miss Daly'a serv-ing
as a director.
Rnmnno, contending the method
'Nov. 14> was "Illegal.'* read from
a thick book with a red cover con-taining
the School Code. The ex-cerpt
he read said when there li a
vacancy the vacancy Is to be filled
b) Use iriiiiiiiiiiiK nambers of the
board or by a petition filed in court.
Rnmnno, an Armv reservist. v,ns
lished by a community effort and absent Nov. 14. and therefore, he
Is most deserving or thanks for a,had no part hi selecting a successor
Job well done by all." he said. j to Dr. Frederick Lytel. who submit- \~~
ted his resignation at that time.! a'1„„,„,,,.,Is,. <'#>«nl
The board is faced With two quea- -L-OlllIIlUlllI V I .OrOl
tlons
HOWARD W. READ
Conshohocken Exceeds Quota
(Weakly FUvlow ; :. -:•- LsM I ■
Will Be (aiieHl*
that «d-
.mirnal cli(.s.M-ooms--18 Instead of
j 14— arc required to meet a /oom-
' ititi increase tn populni.nn Mi Dstt*
iel W. UrtraatrlOk, presioeiil oi ttt
I board, explained. The proposed
building will Include two rSOSM for
apteW eciu.Mllon mid two (or kin-dergarten,
a tutal of 22
Hdilr lhr dlrertora were plan-ning
the huililim they reaHied MSB-i
day niiiii at me iiighneid tlemen-
! i ii v school It may be Inadequate
before it* completion tn 1IW3. News
j was reettved tonccrning two new
iiriii"p'i"Mi. of home*, one of 15
I on Jotly i;.l near Ihe llighfleld
sshSSl and one on Plymoulh Kd.
«i.d Johnson IgtlSSJ The «onng-nter*
requiring rarlllliea in Ihe twa
eSwH are not (minded In the pro-jection
of the needs of Ihe new
Kidgr Park school.
The board authorised Krneal
Hcim, solicitor to obtain two ap-pnlatjj
nf piore iimn ion iota which
me to be acquired by eondemna-
Mrs. Edna M Smith, secretary of
(he board, said tn most instances
01 ;iers of the lots can not be lo-
L. U'd. A survey Is now underway.
Designing of the new building
will be by Ilunlftp and Relnal.
The board alerted Adolph Kuaee
v\r* prestdrill for another term. An
kind, was -ulirallled by Joseph Al-dinger.
iThr ( nii»h"lin< ken He-ws
rc-
The Klwanls Club of Consho-hocken
will hold a Christmas «""•«■. Or. M The report
puriv at 6:30 tonight for children <eived and lilrd
of members at St Coamas Hall J"lm Haaalnger was appointed a
Sanu Clung will talk with each member of il.c School District An-vuung^
ter alter dinner &*• »««»
President-elect Neil C O'Brien ,il? '<*"" exp.red thia month,
haa selected these committee, °«* ■ ' • iur In the
ith fonwlidnteJ School,
On Dec 17 The
board SSprO
honeymoon, Dec. la lo 'U.
• I
chairmen tor l&fll
Edward Cardamone and J. Neve,
house: Eml! Cigvarelll. support of
churches: C Btiteru, reception;
C.irmen Danella, agriculture; Iliilph
Falconlero, voratlonal guidance:
AotbOO* Greco, New and Key
Clubs; Vincent PIocco, Stti
nnd membership; Louis Uonseo,
Snthftfiy MHiniHri, and
Walter Schank. achievement re-liiiit^
Cosmo Narcl'O, Inter-club; Ale- i
Piermanl. laws and regulations; DSS *
Joseph Purcell. program; Jules Mill Ave. Grand Knight Joseph
Rosenbenr. education and fellow- Ryan presided. Craven, who had
,hlp; Dominic Ruggiero. public and been treasurer of the Home As-
K of (] llonorn
James Graven
A Cert;tic*!r nt M. ri was award*
ad in Jamsg n Orstraa by the con-shohocken
Counrll, Knights of
monthly meeting
Ninth iiiui Spring
■in":.ition for fl years, received the
award for faithful and exceptional
services to the Council.
At the mectlmr, Honorary De-grees
were con (ei red upon James
Gordon, Raymond Maser and Wil-
"The success of this drive is an
j example of what can be accomp-
HAKMUNY — t-'rancia A. (Jianci, left, an attorney, (s prestdint "f the t'onsho-hocken
School Board for ensuing1 year. He succeeds William .1. Mahor. ripht, hoth
DemocraU and will serve with George W. Snear, Republican. viie-|ire.«ident.
(Wwwklr Review phefei by Harold C. McOieiJ
business; Charles Warns, public
relatlons-Kiwanlcle; Francis Rug-giero
and R. Moiiiiiieljri. boys and
girls; P. Romano, club welfare; J
Purcell and R. Monapello, sherilf
The Conshohocken club will be
among those in division 19 to honor j liam Casey.
Joseph O. Talley Jr, Internstinn- Orand Knight Ryan said a
al KiWRnls president during his I Christmas party Tor members chll-vialt
Dee. 16 nt Pott 'nun j dren will be held at 1 Sunday at
Among those atlriiditiM « spaa- j Bl Cosmos wnd Dmuiaii Hall, 3d
belli dinner lust week at Big John' Ave and Maple Bt. Francia Shaw
Casinellis Cafe were two gsests]s1 general ;na,lmian of the event
from Jeffersonvillc-Aiidubon Club,
Norman Young and Nick DeSantis.
wo qnes'
ga^Tii'niisiTiTw isssWsMJ |)i\ iJf IKI I itr n *" alT",tM dlrector wock.Siiii; on Sunday
easli coiiirltiuUona totnl«i «»4 onn ''*' llt,lf iipiioUiuneiu when a vacancy exists? t ^ ^
whJh^«5O0ov1r the goal ' Edwin 8. Rockett, president of «■ I^smuch as the minu.es Of Conshohocken Mlnlsterhnn will
Read said In a letter to the trus-! Conshohocken Federal Ssvlngs and Ihr ,f,lve dlre5,t^,r,, *ho »»end«l the .sponsor a Comm-mity Christmaa
Ume.<f^t ^^ "AQOther ^-i**" Aviation announced that %^&JEZJ* ^S IggfgfS- °^ **«**>•******"
«*^ drive attr.bute. to the gen- aunlng jBnuary , ^ ^.^ JSwfleS iSTStn"S tST Cd ^»* "'» Baptist Church. Cedar
June 30, 1*81 the dividend rate on''» "fleeting Miss Daly, has not : Orove Rd„ Whiiemarsh township
sasavvllnngeas wwoonullrdi hb*e a4 ™perr«cenntl pn-er Romano officially added his ap-: John Blackburn will lead the prova, by >c„pt|ng lhe mlllll(CI aB atnfflrig Ho Is on the Vestry of Cal-ianjlum-
Ithey Bppear in the record. ! vary Episcopal Church of Consho-
Now as always In the past savers With leEnl technacalitles bisettinB . hocken and a noted vocalist
i can be assured of absolute safety *** six directors, they arc technlc- Congregations of all area church
eroslty and sense of civic respon-sibility
of so many of Conaho-hocken's
good citizens and local ln<
tdustries. It should be great satis-faction
to know that the services
rendered by the sgencles which
benefit from our Chest can (Confirmed on Pope Foun continued for another year due to. of their investment due to con-
Conshohocken s full support." servative and efficient manage- »-. d, w-ia
He also was especially apprecia-1 ment. ample reserves and Federal !)<'(.UlUI) EsteClGQ
Uve of the fine support given the' Insurance of each account. Rockett , - '
drive by tha tocal newspapers. j added. I'l « -!ih III Ailallll
Verl A. DeCamp was retained
president, and C. Rush Barr Jr.
vice president, by the board of edu-
: enLlull oi Wiiilrn.i -.
' a reorganization meeting Mnnday
nlght
I The board also retained Oilbert
I r High of Norrtstown si solicitor
lo: the ensuing year.
Mrs Phyllis C. Doherty and
Mrs Patricia Baker, teachers at
Lbfayette Consolidated school, sub-mitted
their resignations, effective
jwith the start of the Cbristmai
t holidays Both teachers said they
'are uifanltcipating.
are cordially Invited to Join In
the sing.
Banquet Dec. is Toners Protege Fox
At Tracy Hall ^ g^y ^.^ Njghf
At Upper Menon Opener
Ryan also requested members Mi
attend mass at 8 on Sunday at Sis.
Cosmos and Damiau Church A
breakfast will follow in tha Coun-cil
home. Ryan and Joseph Walsh
air in BD trgg pi '
First Degree reremonles will ha
held Dec. 18 at the Bridgeport
OsuneB.
An annual banquet honoring The
Saints and their coaches will be
bsU by 3t. Matthew's High School
st 8:30 Thursday night next week
fit Tracy Hall, the Rev Wiilter
Laut, principal, announced.
&BkoU
Da Your Shopping
At Home—Mt*s Easy
Thare's hustle and bustle everywhere this time of
year. Gifta to be bought and gifts to be wrapped.
U can be a real chore.
But there is an easy w;iy to get your Christmas shop-ping
done.
I>o it now and do it at home.
Shopping al home can be easy and tun be fun.
Local merchants have well-stocked shelves, a good as-sortment
of many hurd-to-Ket items and time to take care
of your requests.
And when you shop at home you avoid the trouble
and inconvenience of shopping crowds.
So do your shopping now — and do it here at home.
(loach Kent
Speaks Touiirjit
Gfotanutt Kvr Service*
service at 7 Christmas In is speaker at an annual banquet to JT
luled at St. Peter". Lu.henm bTheld tonight a. Plymouth- 1^^£ ?*h S?^?* Jin
Parents Night will be observed Jaworowakl, of Barren Hill, form-tomorrow
night In Cpper Merloni ^,_°[, X*!1**™*. « prominent
Township High school, near King
■)■ Prussia
The occasion will herald thi
opening of the winter sports sched
uk. featuring contrMs at 9:41 be,
tween the Junior varsity teams of
National Football league official
The Upper Marion Benloi High
school schedule. Senior High Boys
Varsity and J. V. Basketball:—
'Roxboroiigh. Home, Dec. ».
•Radnor. Home. Dec 13.
'janktotoWB, Awsy, Owe IB
(Co a finned ow Page Three!
I'nMmaMrr AniHMinrrs
lluliiluv Mail S.l.iilule
Addittlonal hours for mailing dur-
'Car Himi
Up 'NotV
Roy Kent roarh at Elsenhower
High school. Norrutown. will be the
:e Eve Is
scheduled
Church, Barren Hill, for family ;Whlt*marsh High arhnol for mem
worship. A candlelight service will' bers of the football squad and their
be at 11 Christmas Eve < guests.
Santa Arrives Dec. 14
In Conshohocken b.seball while he was a student sat ■ ,3 14 1S lfl JQ 20. 21 and 12
Santa will be welcomed In an; On Dec IG. 17. 19. 20 and 21 KuxburouKh High
exciting parade next Wtdiw.id.iy! Jolly Old Bt Nick w.ll br walkuy The Upper HaffOD aiblsU >I-night.
FnmcU Leddy, secretary yfuip and down Fayette til every licial ww> in conunsnd ul lisrloa
l!n- Chamber of Commerce, an-1 evening Por three dSyS before Air R»*erve troODS at an SUDUSl
imuiited loduy Cnristmas he will be greeling chll- n.il,;,<ry JTamaotlnri by Brig Gen
The line of msrrh will form at (bso dSJ mid ti.alit In Our Town. Frederick K Leek, commander
Uth Ave and Harry St. at 7 P. M. ghdag awnv candy canes and in- Marine Air Reserve Training, at
jPlymouth-Whitemarsh. St. Mat- vttmg the youngsters to tell him the Willow Grove Naval Air Sta-per
Merlon and the senior high
teams of the two schools.
The competition is of p
iBtenst in riihi nf tlH ftcl II
be pushed by Harry E. Fox for
1 ttie home team and Joseph Toner.
RHS. athletic director. Fox, a fir-ing the Christmas Holiday season
mcr resident of Wlssahickon, made j,„ve been announced by James P
the High School Hall of Fame ^ isogtmggtgf of the Con-playing
basketball uunnddeerr Coach sll0llockcn PoHt office.
Toner In addition, Fox won the
All Scholastic title In football and
The post office will remain open
from 8 A. M. to 1 P M on Dec. 12,
16. 19.
Un Saturday, Dec IT, the hours
mil be 8 A M to 4 P. M
is, boon wilt be
4 V M
Meany advised mailing holiday
letters and packages as early as
possible to insure prompt delivery.
fthtws and Conshohocken High what" they want in their stockings tion Saturdsy. Two days earlier, he1 ., . . . -,
Calvin Rlgg. formerlv a resident school bands will play. ! on Christmas morning accepted the Stiver Whistle Award; IIHWMIP l.«WW«
of Conshohocken. Is renewing ac- i Washington Fire Co No I and J. A. Warrell. Ray LaPenta and a' an annual dinner of Norrlstown A Christmas cantata will lie offer-quantances
here and throughout; Conshohocken Fire Co No. 2 are William A Motrre 8r comprise the Chapter P1AA I ■ :
the county for a week. He's a: among the units thai will be in the tommlttee in charge of arranging Bub AudU-ji ' « Kvan-property
owner in Florida now. | parade. i the parade. ■ bon. Principal speaker was SUn'gelical Congrcgatlonal Church.
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tdiDh bui
It's ClusMhed Ads that really
get results.
So if you hive anything to
sell use the Classified Ads In
this newspaper. The cosl Is
reasonable. You get 12 words
for 12 and your ad appears In
five Weekly Review newspapers,
which are read by 160.000 per-is
gffgw »,.ek Even Santa
cant get uruund that much!
Just telephone
; o call now.
TA 8-4600
BR 9-095O