Philadelphia Daily News from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 17

MONDAY, PHL IS, 1SSJ Around Our Town PHIUOELPI DAILY NEWS nn Local Cookie Kids 1 Hl.aLllil. 3i im Send Sales Soaring ma NOV MAX Dennis L. Tarr, of has been appointed assistant to! By CHARLIE BANNISTER Like they say: "That's way the cookie crumbles." This trite, but sometimes be the provost fcf Temple Univer-! here are two solutions MODERNIZE YOUR OIL HEATING SYSTEM sity. He presently is a doctoral candidate in international relations at the Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs of Syracuse L'niversitv. fitting phrase, seems appropriate following the announcement of the Philadelphia Council of Girl Scouts that this year's sale of Girl Scout Cookies exceeded last year's total by 12 THE TABILATIOX: 1.309.380 boxes.

And that's a lot of cook-, ies no matter how you break it. "It is interesting to note," said Mrs. Gardiner Warner, of; Wayne, chairman of the Cookie. Committee, "that the per girl! average sale of cookies in the! srsveft for as little as (Includes a new burner installed in your furnace. Price can vary, too.

It can be more or less th3n $99.) Philadelphia Council seems to be the highest in the United States." Mrs. Warner said the girls Tarr Kenlev had a goal of 55 boxes each, but; FELLOWSHIP'S FELLOW came through with an average; Don C. Kenley. director of' of 73 1. public relations for the Phila- "It is only because so many delphia Gas Works, has been have helped so long that named head of the Advertising) we were able to sell (so many and Direct Mail Division of the; boxes) this year." said Mrs.

Fellowship Commission's 1968; Herbert Spigel, of Jenkintown Membership Enrollment. president of the Girl Scouts of rrs BROKEN" I CONVERT from OIL TO GAS HEAT at an eventual extra cost of about ui.u.n, viiiii-u u.iu around breaking ceremonies Agency. "Funds from the the s3 miiiin ubiarv Infor-are used to supplement United mation Center of PMC Colleges' Fund allocations." are scheduled tomorrow on1 MEMBERSHIP in the Phila- Chestnut st. between 15th and. delphia Council totals in Chester.

girls between the ages of seven; STEAL and 17, and also about 700oj How to Keep Your Car From adul-s- 'Being Stolen" is the title of a The rookie drive originated booklet being offered without in Philadelphia in 1934. charge bv the Automobile Club Two voman volunteers re-j0f Southern New Jersev (AAA), ceived recognition forropies mav be picked up week-their long and outstanding ser-Jdays at ciub headquarters, vice in the cookie sale. Road circle, Penn- james m. junrs. 01 00 bcvciij sauken.

Upper Darby, was hon WINNING COUPLE Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cooper. ored for 35 years of service, and Miss Mabel Aikens, of 1638 E. Eyre Philadelphia, was cit of Lower Merion, have beetr named recipients of the sixth! annual Fight for Sight Award' ed for her 24 years I 1 laulfor outstanding contributions to were cited for years of eye research and the Flght MEDAL WINNERS for sight of Greater Philadel-Army Spec.

4 Patrick Cooper is president and Ward. 20. son of Mr. and Mrs.lfounder of Silo. and his Edward J.

Ward, of 2622 Mainwife is long time active mem Manayunk. has received of the Main Line League Air Medal in recognition of Tight for Sight. combat aerial support of ground GET TOGETHER operations in Vietnam. He's a Sounds unbelievable, doesn't it? But it's really true! $99 can give you a brand new high-speed burner completely installed in your OIL furnace. Suddenly you've got a clean-as-a-whistle, good-as-new OIL system.

The heat comes up quicker! Stays longer! Produces more hot water! It's your assurance of trouble-free comfort for years to come. All for about 99! Compare this with gas! -Surveys show the average switch to GAS costs about $622! Compare $622 to $99 and save about $523 right away! Then, GAS heat and hot water averages about $100 MORE THAN OIL every year! Over a 20 yer mortgage at 5 that $100 can total about $3376 in extra costs! Put $523 and $3376 together. You'd pay something like a WHOPPING 3899 MORE for gas! The 1938 class of West Catho- 1966 graduate of Roman 11c nign aenwn. And Army Capt. Lawrence H.

Palletti, son of Mr. and Mrs. ing its 30-year reunion May 10 at the Llanerch Country Club, Havertown. For information Augustus J. Palletti, 430 Windsor Bellmawr, X.

has received the Bronze Star for outstanding meritorious service in Vietnam. Palletti is a 1955 graduate of Southeast Catholic High School. POST TIME The Drizin Weiss Post 215. JWV, has been awarded the first place John F. Kennedy Americanism and Community contact Frank McWilliams, 203 Wickford Havertown.

DRILLERS The Philadelphia Dental Assistants Society meets tomorrow-night at the Climax Dental Supply Building. 1606 Walnut st. TRACK MAX James (Jumbo) Elliott, Villa-nova University track coach, speaks tonight at the Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner Relations Trophy for its excel at the Poor Richard Club, 1319 lent programs in the fields of Locust st. DELEGATES Mrs. Col.

Horace E. Weath-erly and Capt. Ernest Cox, both of Philadelphia, are among the 91 Salvation Army delegates from across the country who'll. FUEL FACTS OF DELAWARE VALLEY, 301 No Lansdor Av Upper 0'y pl 1 i Let mm know all about your amafmgiy 'ow-cost OIL HEAT MODERNIZATION PLAN. Americanism and community relations.

MONEY HELPS Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital School of has received a $16,800 grant from the U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare to help prospective student nurses who may be in need of financial assistance. RECRUITER Howard Fishbcin, founder and past commander of the Cpl. attend the Centennial Convention of the National Holiness Association which opens tomorrow at the Sheraton-Cleveland Hotel, Cleveland.

FOR BIOLOGY'S SAKE La Salle College's biology department has been awarded a A00ESS. MMf Of O'L Suru I Romctoin Tnt TBI. JWV 'S7513 National Science Founda- has been appointed the JWVsjtion grant for a summer train-national deputy Tecrmting offi- ing program for-M-wtstanding cer. 'high school science students. run.

FACTS or CttAWAItf VALLEY; 1301 XklankwM Aw, Vpi Dbr. Ta. 1011.