Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 8

DELAWARE COUNTY (PA.) DAILY TIMES Saturday, 'November 1, 1961 5 1 on Absentee Ballots Pour In MEDIA COURTHOUSE Vot 3 ers in Delaware County will bal lot on five amendments to lhe State Constitution at the munici- fc pal election on Nov. 7. There will be no local reference- dums or bond issues on the oal- iot. Mrs. Mildred Friedkin, chief clerk of the Bureau of reported Monday that ballots are; already being returned from inili-j lary personnel and civilians who will not be home for election day.

Those ballots remain unopened until after election. The five Constitutional amendments include: 1. Allowing a governor, other than the present state chieftain, to succeed himself for one additional term. 2. Allowing county treasurers to succeed themselves.

They are presently confined too one four- year term. 3. Permit cash refunds of tax es, licenses, and fees collected but then found not legally due on warrant of the proper officer. 4. Begin the term of the Sec retary of Internal Affairs on the third Tuesday of January follow ing election.

Igg SPRINGFIELD 5. Permit exemption from rea property taxes homes of blind paraplegic or double or quadrupl amputees who are veterans of an armed conflict and honorably dis charged if the State Veterans Commission determines that sue persons are in need of the la exemption. Ballots for Sharon Hill ar being reprinted because of change in a Democratic cand date for constable replacing man who died. Mrs. Friedkin sa some of the original ballots been sent out with the dead man name on them before the court i sued its reprinting order on Fi day.

New ballots will be sent those voters. CATIIKKINK AOAMS for controller FKAXCIS X. KKIJA' sheriff A. MORTON STEWAKT for register of wills JOSEPH J. ABEL for court clerk I)K.

DENIS BOVLE for coroner ADA HAKPEK HALSEY for jury commissioiior Here Are Democratic Candidates for Six County Posts Eddystone Votes For II Off ices RADNOR EDDYSTONE Of the 11 of- jces to be filled in Eddystone borough, nine are contested. Democrats nominated no candidates for auditor or constable. GOP Seeks To Return Council MEDIA Four Republican councilmcn--each with at least" 10 -cars on council--will be seeking re-election Tuesday. They are William G. VanLeer, Joseph 0.

Mancill, James J. Loughran, Walter M. Strine. Seeking to unseat two of them will be a pair of Democrats, Joseph R. Bradley and Lawrence W.

Brown. VanLeer, of 324 W. 3rd is I superintendent, of county buildings Ulancill, of 201 N. Edgmont St. Its retired.

Loughran, of 634 Provi THORNBURY Election of a Science Road, is a civil engineer Thornbury Officials Race Hot Running for auditor on the publican ticket is Earl Billingsley.i 1300 13th for constable is James Callahan, 1312 13th the incumbent. Four councilmanic seats are to be filled. On the Democratic slate are Matthew J. Woods, 57, of 1031 Leiper factory foreman; Charles Dougherty, 66, of 968 Eddystone a former magistrate; a i J. Connelly, 48, of 1331 Chester Pike, a cafe owner; and Harry Mills, 52, of 213 Lexington print works employe.

Opposing them are Thomas Orio. 36, of 1314 10th a machinist; William Hewlings, 963 Ash land a mill foreman an in aimbent; Paul Doyle, 41, 1237 13th assistant chief schoo engineer; and Martin A. Tatas ciorc, 38, of 1224 Eddystone Ave. a pipefitter and incumbent. Running for two posts on th Al Swing Tries for Re-election RADNOR Albert H.

Swing Radnor's embattled Republican leader, will be seeking to con inue his 22-year tenure as lip treasurer Tuesday. Success may cost Swing hi her political post, county School Board on the Democrat! icket are Howard Bryan, 43, 305 12th an electrician an an incumbent who won previou on the Republican ticket, am Gerald J. Alpaugh, 26, of 752 ville Ave. supervisor, a hot potato in the primary, is expected to be a heated race again in Tuesday's voting. Republican Harry W.

Kcmery, Strine, of 720 N. Jackson is realtor and president of Concorc Turf Club, Inc. Bradley, of 411 S. Olive i retired and Brown, of 413 S. Balti- Hook Will Choose Four Councilmen MARCUS HOOK Four coun-IHarness Racing Association, op- il posts are on the line in the' 7 elections here.

Two of the four GOP candidates are incumbents--one the president of council. Running in the 1st Ward are Republican Carmine Montella, 65, of 37 W. 3rd president of council and a retired Sun Oil Co. em- ploye, and Democrat George Pia secki, 29, of 13 E. Delaware poses Martin Taylor, 60, of 1109 ireen an inspector with the PDH, in the 3rd Ward.

The 4th Ward candidates are Democrat Clarence Glass, 46, of S3 Walnut an operator at Sinclair Refining and Republican Raymond Wallace, 31, of 48 Spruce in the operating department al Sun Oil. The GOP candidate for mayor is Folcroft Democrats Are Split a construction foreman for oscp Saltzman, 41, of 36 Cedar iissioner. Swing promised last March tha re-electeu treasurer hn won. 1 esign as county commissions 'he promise was made in the ace of heavy attack by five other ounty Republican leaders. His Democratic opponent is lurray P.

Zealor, 34S Eagle Road, Wayne, an insurance con- ultant who to Swing in 1957. Swing lives at 700 Robert Road Bryn Mav.r. Three Republican commission ers also will seeking lion. They are William Piumme 2nd Ward; John H. Foster 4th Ward; Rocco A.

Odoris'o, 6t Ward. the Pennsylvania Department of Highways and chairman of the borough Democratic committee. In the 2nd Ward, Democrat Stephen Labowski, 39, of 710 Market 5L, a painter at General Motors. trying to unseat Republican tr I LJL i 4 i I ohn Gross, 53, of 8 W. 6th al employe and former us ti ce hone Co employe, etired Sun Oil worker.

Republican Joseph Bonavita, 37, of 1120 Green an inspector at General Chemical Co. and secretary of the Delaware County man. 38, of Glen Mills won 'handily ini A is pr i nling ink sales the primary. He is a quarry company superintendent. His position at the stane quarry was called "a conflict of i a in the campaign because of his candidacy for road supervisor.

Opposing him will be Reuben H. Close, a 46-year-old Democrat who lives in Glen Mills. He is an electrical engineer. Three men will vie for two vacancies on the school board, although there will be four names on the ballot, the fourth candidate, Democrat Norman Flachs has taken a civil service job and has withdrawn from the race. The other Democrat is Joseph On the school board, two Refilling uncxpirccl terms arc seeking election.

They are S. William Gross of 37 W. On the Republican ticket are William R. Armstrong, 50, of 1239 12tfi a printer and an incumbent, and Harvey E. Wood 36, of 1000 Saville a salesman and an incumbent.

Seeking another term as mayor is Republican Paul F. Sides, 41. of 1238 12th a refining company employe. The Democratic candidate is Curtis Wood, 4fi, of 1229 Eddy stone a bus operator. The Democrats have nominatet a justice for 10 years anc past president and now secretarj of the county magistrates associa tion.

He works at Sun Oil. His Democratic opponent is Jo seph MacDonald, 58, of 55 Sprue an American Viscose Corp. FOLCROFT --The Democrats lave been victorious in som in the last few years, win ling by narrow margins. The lave split into two factions re cently, and there are no indica tions of unification before the election. Candidates for school board Wagner Seeks Neiv Job SPRINGFIELD--Louis Wagner, long-time Republican commission er and present chairman of the board, will be seeking a new job Tuesday.

Wagner, 97 S. Forest Road, is matched against Democrat Peter J. Patane, 529 Cheyney Road, in a hard fight for township treasurer-tax collector. Wagner is a retired lawyer and 40-year resident of the town. He has been a commissioner for more than 20 years and is local civil defense director.

Patane, a four-year resident, is patent attorney and mechanical ngineer. Prime issue between the two candidates is the complexity of he job and how much pay it is worth. Fighting for the 4th Ward commissioner's post Wagner is vacating are Democrat Conrad J. Weiler. 257 S.

Highland Road, and Republican William C. Wood 208 S. Highland Road. Weiler, a 16-year resident, is a mechanical engineer with Oriole Engineering Co. of Lansdowne, while Wood, a 38-year resident, is assistant plant manager for Franklin Research Co.

in Philadelphia. In the 2nd Ward, Republican incumbent Robert Simpson 997 Rocklynn Road, is opposed Democrat George A. Paganp, 443 Glendale Circle. Simpson- is an investment officer with Fidelityare: George A. Irvin, 29, incum- pMladefphia Co." and Pal- bent, Democrat, a teacher, 22 ano is a pharmacist production Heather Road; Robert E.

McKee, supervisor with Smith, Kline 30, Democrat, sales representa- French Co. of Philadelphia, tive, 1080 Taylor Drive; Charles 16 only other commissioner's F. Hall, Republican, Bell Tele- onte in the 6th Ward where Republican incumbent James M. Primos DaviS; 18 Norwinden Drive, f0f auditQr 10-year commissioner, is mana- Ser for the Girard Trust-Corn Exchange Bank of Philadelphia. 7lh co-owner of Gross' Men's Raymond McAlccr, 37, of 1410 Wear store, and Earl S.

Scull of 324 W. 3rd telephone co. em- ploye. The Democrats opposing them are Mrs. Marjoric Yates Cornog of 48 E.

Jefferson a retired school teacher, and C. Norwood Wherry of 216 W. Front an attorney. Republican Frank T. Wiltshire.

103 Gaylcy is seeking his sec- 12th an iron works employe for justice of the peace. He is opposed by Fred D. Amon son. 67, of 1046 Toll a retired ilanl security officer. Both parties have endorsee Mrs.

Bessie Barber, 63, of 1400 13th housewife, for tax col lector. S. Carter, 42. of Glen Mills. He is nd term'as mayor, while Demo era I Matthew G.

Fox. 218 E. 3n a chemist and a teacher. The Republicans are Edwin G. Brown, 47, of Thornton and Bcr- tcn E.

Ely 38, of Chcyncy. Brown is a powder company em- ploye and Ely is president of a fluorocarbon company. Auditor candidates are Democrat Ross Kinyon of Ta-nguy, owner of his own company and Edna V. Herbott, a Chcyncy housewife. Roniiblican Duance H.

of Cheynye is up for tax collcc tor. a post he as held 35 years. He will be opposed by Jessica GLEHOLDEN is seeking to unseat him. Will shire, a former councilman, owns a Media jewelry store and Fox is a sales executive. Republican Thomas J.

Pension of 725 N. Jackson a plastering contractor, is running against John J. Hilferty of 650 W. Baltimore a cnshicr, for tax collector. H.

Raymond, 26 wife. Top Race Is Mayor's Plummer, of Glen Merry Lane Radnor, a commissioner sine 1.949 and formp. president of th school board, is president of Hires-Turner Glass Co. of Philadelphia. His opponent is Alan R.

Matt- Swarthmore ias, 116 Pine Tree Road. Rad- School Board, or. Matthias is the township's )emocratic chairman. Foster, of 671 Church Road, Va'yne. has been a commissioner since 1951 and served in the State Legislature.

Foster's Democratic counterpart is Kemper Ryan, S. Ilhan Villanova. Ryan is employed by Lit Brothers stores. Odoiisio. of 402 W.

Wayne Wayne, is president of the commissioners and has served since 1349. He is also a state representative and served on the school board. Opposing Odorisio is Domeniuk F. DeVitis, 105 Lantoga Road Wayne, a retired contractor. Republican incumbents seeking election to the school board are Mrs.

Hilda A. Baker, a housewife who lives on St. Davids Court, St. Davids, and Henry C. Beerits, an attorney who lives 235 Upper, Gulph Road, Radnor.

Both were School Bus Figures In Election Two Democrats are taking advantage of the school bus issue Incumbent Tax Collector Cyril and John Gregg Repub- faces Democrat Joseph D. Helwig, J. Davis, 49, of 1001 McClenachan lican, an engineer, 1530 Indian Rock Drive. Davis, a Republican, is running forh a second term without organization backing. Opposing him is Democrat Ro ger Nickle, 31, of 5 Spruce a Scott Paper Co.

employe. The Democratic candidates for school board are: Elizabeth Stewart, 36, of 21 nut treasurer and acting of the borough Democratic director of the Civic Association and a sec- employe, 1926 Car-l e1 ownshl Democratic ter Road, and Walter J. Lomax, chairman, is a chemical engineer '037 Kent a group eader ln tne techni- cal services department of Atlantic Refining Co. Candidates for mayor are John For school a bu 0 ar four candidates are Democrats. retary at AviSun Corp.

and Hugh McVicker (In- Road Vl Road, and Re'p'ubli- cans William E. Best, 135 Schuy- manager, 438 Folcroft Ave. in their bids for seats on Swarthmore Rutledge Un i Chfoe Garroutte, 42, of 612 Mar- Candidates for council are Richler Road and wu'iam F. Gei- a housewife and former ard D. Hatpin, Democrat, a bank ole 32 The Democrats have come out for tax supported transportation for Rutledge students, while the Republicans who control a board which has opposed free bus transportation have remained mum on the question.

treasurer of the borough PTA. employe, 1906 Flower a The GOP candidates are: George B. Nowrey, 40, Democrat, Joseph Plummer. 50, of 27 a railroad employe, 530 Charmont Chestnut a Sun Oil worker and Fred C. Isbert, Demo- and a director of the Village Civic crat, an airline employe, 64 King Association.

I Ave. Lane. mother an attornev and of I is a research chemist with Sun Best, an eight-year resi- is a Philadelphia Savings teller. Dr. Geigle.

Mrs. Betty McCorkel, 47, of 222 Swarthmore, and John R. Fry, 333 Vassar Swarthmore. arc recreation board and former presi- veyor, 1821 Cricket Lane, and a i nt i on ho Thnmat .1 Colptti inmmhpni- Ro dent of the civic association who Thomas J. Coletti incumbent Reworks for the American Viscose publican, a DuPont Co.

employe, Corp. He is an Independent. 24 King Ave. GOP incumbent Louise A. Mon- Candidates for tax collector are GLENOLDEN Top race in I he borough is for mayor, with of 21 Swarthmore, and Raymond F.

Winch, 37, of 400 Dickinson Swarthmore. Mrs. McCorkel is a nursery school teacher, life-long resident Swarthmore and the mother of hree children. Fry, an ordained Presbyterian minister, is an editor of Presby- erian Life magazine. Bouda is chief patent counsel i I Republican George W.

Gilbert, G3, Audilor Michael Mcrkel 6thl 317 uanwcl'lyn Ave, a salcs- and Lemon will be seeking his third term, while Francis E. Manic of 304 E. State retired, is his Democratic opponent. Republican incumbent Clnrcnce Three candidates will seek two B. Nesbitt 42.

is again the fustI(L of the peace positions. he candidate for justice of the peace. ld at CI lc He lives in Thorton and Is a lambent Thatcher B. Todd, died sales representative. iOcl.

23. The Democratic JP candidate' The other Democratic candidate James J. McGechan of Glen I is Francis A. Harvey. 333 W.

4th Mills, a railroad employe. UPPER PROVIDENCE Supervisor Race Is Hogging Spotlight UPPER PROVIDENCE Mostiof First St. She served man, seeking another term. The Democratic candidate for mayor is Stanley Zdan, 42, of 45 Benson Drive, a factory employe. Democratic candidates seeking hree council seats are Alfred 47.

of 207 W. Ashland a factory employe; Grant Dinmore, 55, of 427 Hillcrest Ave. The Democratic candidate for transportation company employe: and John L. Sullivan, 36, of 618 Richfield Ave. Republicans are George A.

Alter, 59, of 35 Rambler Road, railroad company employe; J. Allen Bonsall, 62, of 21 N. Scott probation officer; and Harold I. Wright, 49, of 404 Warner a sales representative. Seeking two scats on the school board on the Democratic ticket arc George S.

Pratt, 54, of 512 Sylvan an accountant, and William Jukes 37, of 433 S. appointed to fill vacancies. Democrats aiming at them are Kenneth W. Prescott. 430 Iven St.

Davids, and Robert Gcddes, 145 Biddulph Road, Rad nor. Prescott is managing direc tor of the Philadelphia Museun of Natural Science and Goddes i an architect. John J. Hobson, 114 N. Aberdeen Wayne, is the Republican candidate for justice of the peace.

Hobson works in the recorder of deeds office in Media. Hobson's Democratic opponent is Fred M. Durso, 400 W. Wayne two boys, he has taken a personal stand fr initiative in planning a school consolidation program. Winch is a project analyst at Sun Oil.

The father of three, lie holds degrees from Swarthmore Fred I. Evans, 53, of 25 Chest- Michael D. DiCroce, Republican, nut a board member for eight an architect, 2071 Kent Road; only "7ncumbent years, a member of the boroughjliam Cook the incumbent, a sur- four is a Sun Q-Q Co executive." Candidates for auditor are Republican incumbent James E. Dyson, 309 N. Lehigh Circle, and Democrat Joseph J.

Kutys, 539 lutherford Drive. Dyson is an accountant with Smith, Kline Drench, while Kutys is an accountant with American Acceptance Corp. For justice of the peace the candidates are Democratic incumbent Richard L. Conneen, 576 Valley View Road, and Republican James J. Henry, 219 Orchard Road.

Conneen. who was appointed to fill a vacancy, is construction supervisor of M. L. Conneen Sons of Oakmont, builders, and Henry. a 20-year resident is a Philadelphia Electric Co.

supervisor. ThP RpDiihlicins are Francis tella of Market SL a sam Charles W. Kealey, Democrat, a The Republicans are Francis J. co at Sun Ojl labora- locomotive works employe, 523 tory, is seeking another term as Qarfield and Robert H. Wise incumbent Republican, real estate justice of the peace.

He is opposed by Democrat An- agent, 519 Garfield Ave. thony Julian, 50, of 1037 Green Can didates for justice of the a welder's helper at Sinclair. peacfi are Edward j. Kelly Dem- Seeking the auditor post are ocrati a construc tjon supervisor, Democrat Richard Dundee of 1129 ggg Taylor Dr i ve Joseph G. McGreen who was called back Gu rdy, Democrat, tabulating op- into the Armed Forces two months erator 2 112 Ravenwood Drive; ago but wjiose name will remain Wa lter T.

Reinhardt, Republican a H-- 01 nd 1( an Accountant. 902 Grant Road for Scott Paper Co. The father of Donald Fantme, 37, of 1024 AVash- and William Herbert. Republican Ct oiTM Hil omnlnvo xvhn mgton a Sun Oil and priva te in runs his own accounting and insur- ves ti ga tor, 1525 Bayard Ave. ance business.

The constable candidates are: 1st Ward--Republican John Montella, 35. of 3 W. 3rd incum- College Massachusetts Insti- bent, and Democrat! Russell Woo- tute of Technology. In the onlv other union school clruff of 8 W. 4th St.

3rd Ward Democrat Charles district contest, Democrat Joseph Samsel of 900 Green a PDH Albany Jr. opposes Republican I employe, and Republican Clarence Robert D. Hulme for school audi- Aston, 51, of 1113 Green a wel- tor. der. Albany.

42. of 234 4th Ward Republican Jack Rutledge. is an accountant 37. of 2 Chestnut m- and estate broker. Hulme.

Icumbent who works for Sun Oil, 32 of 313 Haverford Ave Democrat Frank Manerchia. 10 I 11 ii i tff't i a i Wayne, a traffic is training director for 42. of Spruce a binciair Sharon Hill Denis Make One More Try or a Norristown brewer. eyes will be on the supervisor's years as head of the tax dcpart- race when the 'polls close here mem of a savings and loan asso- Tuesday night. Republican'incumbent Edward.

I Phil co Corp employe. Parkside Gets New Collector SHARON HILL--Democrats in! Sharon Hill are faced this election year, with the same problem they have had since its incorporation 77 years ago. They have ever had a candidate elected. Candidates for school board are Betty R. Cullen, Democrat.

32S Greenwood Road, a newspaper employe. Lawrence 0. Moulder, Democrat, an auditor, 739 Woodland cett. 40. of 617 Glenfield the and oil company cm- Democratic incumbent of Bishop STM2i SCTom atlempling to keep a position he Running for tax collector on the diiciiiH ul lu ixujn.iv" In fill in nn IvUlll ing lui IOA.

i-uncv-iui wi mv. has held for eight years. He is Lav-ren to fill an un- Uckcl Raymond expired term a.s justice or im, cc a rhnctpr the bank teller. His opposition is Thomas H. Duff of Paxon Hollow Road, owner of a Media firm.

Another good race looms for lax collector where two women vie for the spot- J. Coghlan, of 9 S. Chester retired Opposi him is The Republican JP candidate TMe. curc ''7'" is Waller Fahncstock 38 Bessie Oliphant, D', of 15 N. Farnum Road.

He is an insurance company representative. Republican John. T. Flanagan, 46, of 28 Overtoil Road is scek- Wells surplus food clerk. Running for audilor are Democrat Thomas Mogan, 50, of 1-50 Isabel an operating engi- iui mu oj'" to, ui i i a i jvumi The Republican is Mrs.

Hclcnllng his second term as auditor, neer, and Rcpubhcan Ed, Harbold of 33 Rosemary is an accountant. She served five years as His Democratic foe is Victor ship manager and secretary of Up-i W. Maiwald of Idlewild Lane. He per Providence. is an insurance company iales She also served in the township supervisor.

Isix collector's office. For constable, Republican Her. Democratic counterpart will Fitzgerald, will oppose Frank Syl- be Mrs. Florence Novisenskie, Kerstetter, 26, of 8 S. Honsail Ave.

Frederick L. Weber, a brick layer, is seeking another term on the Republican ticket as constable. Opposing him is Robert Batten, 3fi, of 309 N. Scott a floor company employe. PARKSIDE Interest here in the Nov.

7 eleclions appears lo be centered on the tax collector fight. The present collector, Charles B. Harvey, is not running for re-election. Democrat James J. Conner.

65, 300 E. Avon Road is fighting Republican Clarence 43, of 203 W- iload. Conner was the only Democratic member of council for abou 15 years until he left office in 1955. He had been president, foi six of the years. Hanscn, a mechanic in the maintenance department at Sun Oil is an appointed auditor He ran independently in the pri mary but now has organizalioi backing.

The candidates for mayor arc Republican David A. Wilke, 44 of 11 W. Roland Road, long-Urn incumbent, and Robert Eddis, 51 of 111 E. Chcllon a stec molder. Democratic candidates fo council are: F.

John Nusspickel. 32, of 224 V. Chelton Road, a gas mechan- George Ward, 36. of 215 W. Roand Road, an oil company em- ploye.

Francis Daily of 244 W. Chelon Road, factory employe. William Glatts. 36, of 19 W. Roland Road, owner and operator of a gas station and a do' cleaners.

The GOP councilmanic candidates are: Incumbent.Frank Rowles. 49, of 101 W. Forestview Road, a councilman for 16 years. Incumbent Ncwlin Carr, Jr. 54, of 15 Garrison Road, a councilman for 12 years.

Incumbent William B. Phillips. 51, of 125 E. Roland Road, also on council for 16 years. Joseph Brccn, 30, of 238 Beechwood Road, a teacher at Springfield Junior High School.

Parkside residents will vote for two school dircclors in the Penn- Delco Union School District. Running as Republicans are: John R. Larkin, 29, of 3429 Vic- tor an attorney. Richard R. Frcdenbcrg.

40. of 17 Stuart Drive, Bridgcwater Estates, Aston, merchandise manager for a retail store. The Democratic school board candidates are: John Kurkis of 131 Gerald Drive, Aston, an engineer. John A. Bprtolas.

28. of 4412 'handler Drive, Brookhaven, salesman. The justice of (he peace figh pits Democrat William C. Mertz 67, of 2910 Burden Road, a retired factory employe, against Republican Erling Anderson, 61, of 19 W. Forestview Road, the incumbent for 15 years.

In the auditor's race, it is Republican Jack Wood, 27, of 241 Becchwood Road, a cost accounting clerk versus Democrat Lewis F. Hong of 135 E. Roland Road, a factory employe. Democrat Edward LcMin, 22, of 2S03 Crozcr and GOP In curnbent William Dunn, 64, of 125 W. Roland Road, are 'running for constable.

No Races In Bethel BETHEL For all intenls, the local election ended here in the primary. 'errace: Bruce M. Crowley, incumbent Republican, a purchas- ng agent, 314 Clifton and J. Koch, incumbent Republican, editor of an industrial publication, 222 Selten Ave. Candidates for auditor are Walter J.

Maxwell, Democrat, a construction company employe, 1315 Woodland and Eugene W. Weaver, Republican, a certified public accountant, 1562 Elmwood Ave Candidates for mayor are Thomas M. Foy, Democrat, business specialist, 142 Bartlett anci David C. McCaughan, Republican, a buyer, 1309 Elnwood Avc. Candidates for four seats on council are Joscph R.

Coyne, Democrat, an industrial salesman; Robert Kecley, Democrat, .418 Mclrosc and John K. Tuesday, township voters will go to the polls to elect six incumbents, all uncontested, to five posts. All are Republicans. Returning to school directors' positions will be Mrs. Martha Van Dyke Bonn and William H- Robin Ralph McKinely, Old Concord Road, is seeking reelection as auditor, a post he has held for nine years.

Chris Almont, Faulk Road, a plant security officer, is the su pervisor candidate. James A. Miller Faulk Rd. a former Republican committee man, is the tax collector choice For constable, the'voters wil have Peter Mangold on the ballot lood. Democrat, a chemical company employe, S4 Kenny Ave.

Albert W. Holbrook, incumbent Republican, a retired engineer. 1469 Melrase William H. Heller, incumbent Republican, ar engineering firni employe, 221 Pine Leonard J. Bugey, Re publican, industrial employe, 31; Bartlett and Fayette Sinex, incumbent Republican, retired, 87 Ridley Ave.

Candidates for lax collector are Joseph J. Reagan, Dcmocr.at, a chief accountant for Pennsylva- ni Railroad, and Hrs. Kathryne B. Shaffer, incumbent Republican, 126 Bartlett Avc. Candidates for constable are W.

H. DiStanisola, Democrat, and Harrison F. Minnich, Republican..