Philadelphia Daily News from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 38

Around Our Town 13 FHaiOELPKU ailLT HEWS FRIDAY. AUnUSr 23, 13S5 Far and Wide to Air Problems CHERET HILL. N. J. DAVE CASTLE Plai QUEEN SISTERS Every Wed, Twist Nits First formal meetings of the I I I rV.

fir DlXIEUXl SFEAr.EASTf Plat THE MEN THE MOST UNUSUAL ENTRANCE -W THE TaL) PASSWORD 15 TATA THE PLAYBOYS Y0UNS orch Atlantic City's top all nn.nn mm I Proudly Pretn In Panon JOEY DEE odrS, STARL1GHTERS I Itaief kt laiii Jics IzeicT 1 ct.idc nc crorru 1 Jinn ui ounim, tv Nrr i prrnon I FIL. SiT, SUN AOS. 21 25, 22 IS faK.l i' I I l-WJ I I 1 MONTI ROCK SIS T.ST. AND JFT KT TK Sonny RICHARDS PANICS lMCt fTy IISCITHEauE-- DO THE DANCES BORN AT THE RAINBOW WITH THE EXCITING GO GO GIRLS plas JACK THE BEANSTALKS L4W fRKE SAT- SI N. tinniiiif IJUtUtlAIi 4 'BROOKS 1 "PHIL AYE GAS PAR FR1NKIE RRFNT A BOB LEWIS REVUE 577-1777 JOEY PIROLLO c.

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FIEE PMIIIC B7I TEXACI SI. L'M ante A 9ikih thra STAR SHOW'S 34 THIS ST T. FIL 4 ST. HERBIE MANN LITTLE ANTHONY AND THE IMPERIALS IID0(l) MVftRIII!) FISHER MARKS GABRIEL AND THE ANGELS AND LOU CAPP REVUE FATS DOMINO EMM! II IrtfrVigTr BANDS TjOBi D. I THE f-T-EXPRESSIONS jfaf I 1 C4 i BATTLE OF BANDS By CHARLIE BANNISTER Some 300 county commission-, ers, solicitors and chiefs are arriving in town this weekend far three days of palaver about politics.

The leaders from localities across the Commonwealth are gathering at the Bellevue Stratford for the 79th Pennsylvania State Association of County Commissioners convention. cMdc Ri OUcSIS NGIii-k SAT SUN NITE JIMMY McQUAOE REVUE With THE UNIQUE ECHO'S fcM MEY.HEY GUIS MUSIC FRI. A SAT. ttvmd by Popular Demand JIMMT McOUADES UNIQUE ECHOS N. Cv'.

N. taw PritM 2ND LEHIGH Discotheque Bar "Wkere ru ctit Is Etrj Kt't" NOW APPEARING THE QUOTATIONS phoa for Reiv. NE 4-801 TONITE TOMORROW PAT Di I0RI0 4 ImMMAlt VOCALIST Fll HI I St V. TIE A Of. FOUR EVERS GO GO GIRLS (J MF A I.KK IK) UViJ PLUS WINGED VICTORY SINGERS DORIS CAVANAUGH TOM GEART JOHNNY FORD HIS BANJO TRIO HOWARD REYNOLDS.

AND BAND 74 PENROSf AVI. Di 4-7400 iwta OFF 4tK(C 1 I I IGKizi i session are set lor Talk tonics are to afford com missioners a chance to find so-i lutions to problems facing county government. On the are subjects such as soil and water conservation, care for the aed, Project 70. surplus food, assessments, Appalachia, public hous-in2. redevelonment, elections.

county homes and community colleges. The association was founded in 1923 for the purpo-e of -elevating public service and ad-: vancing welfare to reflect credit on our "NEW PLAYGROUNDS Construction Is underway on the second phase of the overall STOO.ftOO redevelopment of the Vogt Playground, Cottage and Knorr sts. The phase of the Department of Recreation project is scheduled to be completed next May, before the start of construction of an Olympic- size swimmmg pool at the same site. The current project includes a new gymnasium building and new tots and junior areas Official ceremonies to designate the Joseph A. Ferko Playgound will be held Sept.

11 at and Cayuga sts The playground section of Juniata Park has been named lor the late Mr. Ferko. noted Mum mers String Band captain. JOINING MISSION The Philadelphia delegation for the Oct. 17-29 I'nited Jewish Appeal Overseas Study Mission has four new members.

They are Philip Zinman. I A national chairman: Samuel Korman, Allied Jewish Appeal advance gifts leader; Max Fahk and Bernard Green. both trade coundi! leaders for AJA drives. Also included in the Philadelphia delegation are M. Cohen, genera! chairman of Federation's AJA.

who leader of the local study group; Raymond G. Perelman. AJVs advance gifts chairman: Philip S. Seltzer, trade council chairman; Samuel H. Daroff.

VJA honorary r.a'iona! chairman; Samuel Melr.ick. AJA campaign director; Jack F. Morris Kravitz and Harry Rockowcr. STEAM TO STMP The Post Office Department today is issuing its latest stamp, a five-tent commemorative honoring the 20th anniversary of the birth of American inventor and engineer Robert Fulton. The new stamp show a bust of Fulton by French sculptor Jean Antoine Houdon and a silhouette of the Clermont, the first commercially successful steamship engineered by Fulton.

Postmaster Anthony I. Lambert sold the first lot to William F. Jackson, vice president of the Franklin Institute, and John Maass. of the City Representative's office, who designed the stamp. PROF TO PORTI GAL Dr.

William H. Perloff. chief of the Division of Endocrinology and Reproduction at Albert Einstein Medical Center's research laboratories, has been named professor at the University of Lisbon. Portugal, for two months. Dr.

Perloff will leave Monday to teach at Lisbon's Cancer Research SCHOLARS HIP WINNER The Henry L. Doherty Educational Founda tion has awarded a college scholarship to Alan Hershman, of Philadelphia. The foundation is supported by i Cities Service Oil co. and awards grants sons and daugh- ters of Cities Service employes. Ilersbmai REUNION AT GROVE The S3th annual reunion of the Hallman Family Associatija Aid be held tomorrow at Hall-man Grove, Skippack, Pa.

RECREATION DEDICATION Col. Francis Gerard, chief of the New Jersey Bureau of Aeronautics, will be principal speaker at the dedication of Bellman borough's new It -acre recreation center at Creek and Bel! rds. tomorrow. Col. Gerard will represent Gov.

Richard J. Hughes at the Bellmawr Community Day" tribute to Interstate Industrial Park for its cooperation in making the new center a reality. On the 14-arro site are three baseball fields, two football fields one lightel for night play), two basketball courts (both lighted) and an ice skating rink and playground areas. SHED HEIGHT AND TENSION Want to escape from th problems and tension of yiur office or business? Want losa that midriff bulge" Well, men, take a bath a Sauna bath at the West Branch YMCA ani fee! good, again! The dry heat atmosphere of Sauna is supposed to w.pe away the sweat you've worked yourself into. S.

how do you get into this paradise? Simple. Phone GR 6-27 or visit the West Branch at 5151 Sansom and get the dope on how you can join th Business Men's Club. It's easy as taking a buth. FOR ARTS SAKE The Seven Arts Series of the Mid City YWCA h3s name! their consultants in the arts during the 19i5 66 season. They are Max Aronoff.

Anthony Chec-cia. Dr. Tristram P. Coffin, Mrs. Marilyn Costello Dannen-baum.

Samuel Evans. Socrates Peraicis. Mrs. Eleanor Sokoloff and Stanley Sprenger. The first concert of the season, to be held Oct.

15. will feature cellist David Soyer. OFF TO GERM VNY The University of Cologne In Germany will have a Pennsau-ken, N. girl in its classes this fall. She's Barbara A.

Jones, a Rutgers University senior. She-will live with a German family while attending classes in Ger-man literature and the Russian language. GRAPHIC ART Recent acquisitions of select graphics by artists Kathe Koll-witz and Leonard Baskin will be featured at the Kenmore Galleries. 122 S. 18th through Labor Day.

The exhibition includes woodcuts, etchings anl lithographs. Hand for the Little Lady." LA Jbak KNIHIUIIUU US FAYETTE RECORDING ARTIST A iX -1 1 ANTHONY 3 tSiiir Bx IftTfC dlue iiw THEY'RE MERC FIR THE SEAMa) THE JOYMAKERS HICKORY HOUSE 4k. AND his far jTT pus LIE L3DSR It 2201 PACIFIC ATLANTIC CITY 3459208 IIP? BEHSIE ALLEN JERRY HOLMES RUSS MARLO REVUE OPENING THURSDAY. AUGUST 26 SouDs CARRY SISTERS Bfl GO WHERE THE ACTION IS 2 THESE SEASHORE" CLUBS PICNIC, ANYONE? A The Philadelphia Municipal KODardS bigriS Employes Recreation Council Jason Robards has signed with will hold its second annual pic-Warner Bros, for a co-starrin? nic at Willow 'Grove Park Sun-role, with Henry Fonda and city employes and theirlJoanne Woodward in "A Big mvitel.