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BurUnflton-Gloucctiter New 15 COURIER-POST, Comdtn, N. Twoiday, Juno 4, 1963 The light taste that never takes a vacation! Is in c- Secretary Quits Cinna School Post CINNAMINSON William J. Strabcl, board of education secre-ary, handed in his resignation Monday night after 16 years on he board. Joseph MacAllister, board president, said that Strabcl will be retained as consultant at $350 a year. Harold B.

Cooper was appointed the new board secretary at $6,500 a year, effective July 1. Seven teachers were hired. According to MacAllister, five teachers have resigned. In other business, the board awarded $5,555 to the Camden Motor Truck for a new school bus. The board also purchased 20 tables and 200 chairs for the cafeteria from the Equipment and Furniture of Conshohocken, at $5,350, and a language lab from the Thompson, Ramo and Woodridge of Philadelphia, for $2,000.

mm ill mm i I Courler-Post Photo by Joseph S. Wells Townships will attend the new facility during the 1963-64 term. Panna Construction Co. of Somerdale is the general contractor. The building will have a capacity of 1,100 pupils grades seven through 12; 40 classrooms, an 800-seat auditorium, 400-seat cafeteria and a 75-seat library.

A fully equipped athletic field also will be constructed. Ambassador Deluxe Scotch THE WORLD'S LIGHTEST SCOTCH 100 BLtKDtD SCOTCH WHISKIES. I0THED II SCOTLAND 86 MOOT QVIIITY IHWITHt KM T0H. 1. 1 PROGRESSING ON SCHEDULE, this is the construction appearance of the new Kingsway Regional Junior-Senior High School on Rt.

322 at Salem pk. The $1,750,000 building on a 65-acre tract will open for the first pupils Sept. 5. Its initial enrollment is expected to be 650. Children from Swedesboro, Woolwich, East Greenwich, South Harrison and Logan NATIONAL FRIGIDAIRE WEEK! SEVEN BIG DAYS TO SAVE ON THE FINEST APPLIANCES MADE AT SPECTACULAR LOW PRICES YMCA Membership Up 200 in Burlco $79,564.

Expenses in 1962 were and the increase in one year is laid to the hiring of new associate secretary Carl L. Gaites and salary increases for other personnel. Irving Holungshead, camping chairman, reported on the crea tion of the Phillip Massey Mem orial Fund to assist would-be counselors at YMCA camps. The money was presented by Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Lehman, foster par MOUNT HOLLY Membership In the Burlington County YMCA Increased by more than 200 over the past year, according to a report Issued at the Y's annual meeting. Total membership as of April 31 was 2,359 compared with 2,140 on the' same date a year ago. In addition to the membership, some 5,000 persons took part in various programs, according to James E. Honan membership and finance chairman. The county has five branches, Moorestown, north county, Rancocas Valley, Taylor and West Central, plus an extension membership.

Membership dues will be increased as of January, 1964, Honan said, to increase the annual income. The took in $66,284, in 1963 expenses are expected to hit ents of the Delran Township teenager, killed by an automobile this year. The fund represents money given as a memorial by the boy fellow students. Members Milton Hatfield, John Tettis and William G. Campbell were given pins in recognition of volunteer service at the for seven, three and one year re spectively.

Pennsauken Saleslady Woman Foils Holdup torted the now-outraged Dorothy, "come around and open the drawer yourself!" Still Bold Somewhat taken aback, but still bold, the stranger commented Talk may be cheap, but it saved the contents of a Pennsauken bakery's cash register Monday afternoon, forcing an armed would-be bandit to beat a speedy and empty-handed retreat. According to police, a holdup attempt made on the Suburban Bakery, Maple at 2:45 p.m., Ij 0KE-0IIL FRIGIDAIRE AUTOMATIC DRYER cryptically, "You don't value your life." "You don't value your life was foiled only by the sharp either, doing things like this." Dorothy tartly replied. "But I need the money," explained the cowed bandit with a slight whine. "If you need the money," reasoned sensible Dorothy, "why pick on a place like this? I haven't done any business today." With one last show of flimsy bravado, the gunman ordered, "Go to the rear of the store and don't say nothing." Flees Through Door And with those brave words, he tongue of the bakery lone attendant, 54-year-old Dorothy Lear of 196 State Cherry Hill. Ptl.

Engel Tagland and Daniel Thomas said the fearless saleslady gave them the following account of the "amazing" Incident: No Customers There were no customers In the bakery when the short, stocky, "unknown gunman" entered the premises, walked boldly to the counter, waved a revolver in the direction of Dorothy Lear and the cash register and declared, "Don't say nothing. Open the cash drawer!" "What for?" Dorothy snapped back. "Just open the drawer and give me the money," the fair-haired gunman growled back. "If you want the money," re- thrust the revolver into the pocket of his plastic raincoat, fled son teaii jetsw nn.i (ion through the door, jumped Into his car, and sped off toward Haddon-field rd. However, just as the foiled bandit got into his car, several employes from a nearby market came into the bakery for a coffee break and immediately learned of the holdup attempt.

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