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rrrr 9 "0 SECOND Poster Winner Demos Cool to Idea GOP Wants Debate 4th Grader Best Fire Week Artist 26 THE MORNING CALL, Allentown, Friday, Oct. 8, 1965 On Council Level Jean Marie Nehilla, a fourth The colored drawing was the grader at Ss. Cyril and Metho-' official black and white poster dius School, won first place in of the National Fire Protection Bethlehem's Fire Prevention Association and featured the Week coloring contest. slogan, "Don't Give a Fire a Nine prizes were awarded to Place to Start." ujinnpr. thA Jean received a $50 savings I ii i nrmi I wwjii.mmjjj.imm mwi mw mm iiiiiimiuiiiii 1 'X 1 every effort had been made to Bethlehem Republicans threw out another debate challenge to their Democratic opponents last plan a public meeting with ei ther the mayoralty or council' mannic candidates, or both.

bond for her first-place poster. night as they opened the third of three headquarters in the The league's nonpartisan pol sored by the Bethlehem Cham-, ber cf Commerce and the city fire department. Other winners, who received radios and pen and pencil sets, wri- Patricia fTnrvinft St TTr. city. icy requires participation by The latest in the list of in candidates of both parties.

Fry.e' President Schoolf and Anthony Fu vitations to meet on a public Payrow and GOP candidates me oeujieuciu Aasutiduun Ul Horpr Palvnsn cernn1 prize; platform came from Walter Independent Insurance Agents, who served as chairman of the Ann Hynes, Ss. Simon and Judge, and John Koch, Moravi- for City Council accepted. Schweder did not on the basis that he would only participate in a nonsponsored meeting. judges awarded the prizes at an pep mri Donna a oner ceremony yesieraay an- Cambria, Hanover, and WiU ernoon in the chamber of com- Tel HoIy infanCy, fourth merce office. iprize and Kathieen Ann Scrib- Judge Gives Contestants were all children ner, Rosemont, and John Gold, tun li.j i t.

I i Moravian Prep, fifth prize. i in the third, fourth and fifth grades of public, parochial and private schools in the Bethlehem area. Assisting Frye in the judging were Charles G. Stehly and Democratic council candidates, according to Mrs. Follett, said they would not appear unless the mayoralty debate were to take place first.

Payrow, speaking at the headquarters opening, charged that the Democrats are keeping their candidates "behind wraps because they lack experience." Regarding the Democratic platform the mayor said, "It is the biggest 'me-too" testimonial to Republican progress. Failure to support the Payrow team will set Bethlehem back a decade," he warned. Ann Ardoline, a council candidate, said that gamblers are on the run under the GOP administration, and declared gambling was rampant when Democratic council candidate Mel Packard was chief of police under the Democrats. Franklin Gaugler, seeking reelection as councilman, criticized Paul Marcincin, Democratic candidate for council, on the subject of recreation. "In the past four years the Republicans have made many strides in recreation," Gaugler asserted.

"Marcincin's criticism of our recreation is only a wish for a soft job in the program." On the county level, Robert Ronald Glass. Own View OnTopCourt A judges views on how the Taxpayers Irked, In Dark U.S. Supreme Court might be improved was described last Over Moore Radio Switch night to members of Lafayette's Government and Law Society. Allan K. Grim, a judge for the U.S.

Court of Appeals, spoke on "A Trial Judge's View of the Federal Courts." decided to delay the announce ment until the township could write a letter to Bethlehem officials about the action. Glen Filchner, supervisor chairman, said he would take responsibility for the delay, but considered the action in keeping with proper procedure. Moore Township supervisors were criticized last night for the manner in which they notified residents about the hookup with the Blue Mountain Control Center for emergency calls. Before Sept. 2 the township was tied in with the Bethlehem Police Department which handled the emergency calls.

Grim told the group that the Dealtry, GOP candidate for Bethlehem City Council. During ceremonies marking the opening of the quarters at 2 W. 4th Street, Dealtry called upon Democratic candidates for city council and controller to meet their counterparts to debate the issues. Immediate Reaction There was immediate reaction from Democratic headquarters where Alfred P. An-tonelli, campaign chairman, and John L.

Schweder, candidate for mayor, expressed doubt that such a debate would take place. "The important debate is between incumbent Republican Mayor Gordon Payrow," An-tonelli said. "When we agreed to having the two men face each other, the Republicans threw a hooker into the proceedings and cancelled it out. They pretended that an agreement existed for Payrow to answer questions from the floor, when this was not so. "If we agreed to debate on the councilmanic level we would run into the same problem," Antonelli said.

"If they want to debate, let them start at the top of the ticket," he added. Dealtry charged that the Democrats are "afraid to debate because they know that the four-year Payrow administration has provided more progress than the Democrats did in 40 years of complacency." Meanwhile, the League of Women Voters has announced it will be unable to present a candidates' night as it had in past years. Mrs. D. Gordon Follett president, said the league wants to assure its supporters that Nehilla (right), first-prize winner, as Patricia Corvino and Anthony Fuder-er, second-prize winners, look on.

present nine-man U.S. Supreme Court could be set up in three panels of three who POSTER WINNERS Herbert R. Frye, judge of Bethlehem's Fire Prevention Week coloring contest, presents $50 savings bond to Jean Marie could function simultaneously. Hansen, GOP candidate for Northampton County prothono-tary, declared it is time for a change in the office now held Military U.N. Aide Tells FP A Why by Mrs.

Hilda McFall. Speaking at a Republican workshop in Wilson, Hansen Parade French Policies Different France's view of history caus May 19 es a concept of international Wanko's FARMS MARKET PkM 262-2983 CHE8OTIUE EOAD-I. 27ik XT. KOBTHAMPTOM HOME GR0WX POTATOES 1 tkt PEPPERS 5 for 25c (Bed Green) $1,50 kkL CANTALOUPES ..4 for $1 Pampkmi PUMPKIKS-Pimpkin 25 1 lo $5.00 relations different from other Western nations, the Lehigh Val "Today one country is not as bound to help another as before. We believe each nation must have its own force and not rely on others," he continued.

This concept of history has also made France work for a said, "The taxpayers are paying the incumbent prothono-tary almost $10,000 a year to do what I consider a job of bungling He cited an experience in seeking information about a possible enjoinment of an $8-million bond issue for the Bethlehem Area School District and said that he had to go through Tentative plans for the ob ley Chapter, Foreign Policy As At the September meeting, 1 however, it was unanimously agreed to affiliate with the Blue Mountain Control and to discon-' tinue the Bethlehem service. Notice of the changeover was not made known publcily until the early part of this week, it was reported. It was this delayed announcement which provoked criticism from members of the township Taxpayers. League. I Lee Pillsbury called the supervisors' action "thoughtless! and inconsiderate" since the! township residents were un-1 aware of the changeover and: did not know what number to call in case of an emergency.

James Rinker, secretary -treasurer, replied that it was believe the world today is smaller and more homogeneous and have a feeling of belonging to the same community. "We believe the existence of nuclear weapons has created greater risks," he told about 200 persons at Moravian College, "and this leaves every state by itself. If during increased tension Russia seized Berlin and threatened to annihilate the large cities of the United States with nuclear weapons, sociation, was told last night. Jean-Noel de Bouillane de La-Coste, secretary to the French mission at the United Nations, said, "Things in 1965, to us, re western association without servance of Armed Forces Day 1966 were made yesterday by the Easton Area Armed Forces Day Committee. The plans call for the observance to be held in conjunction with the natipnal observance, the third week in "impossible unity" and for a close relationship with socialist countries, explained the U.N.

diplomat. main very much as they were 20, 30 or 100 years ago. Human nature has still not improved. There are only more nations to May. needless red tape to secure the information.

If elected, he promised, he would tighten up procedures to make it easier for taxpayers to secure information. "Our democratic government is responsible for our foreign A dinner at the Easton VFW SWEET APPLE CHER HEW BODES fn ft Tkwi. FRIDAY fc SATURDAY 9 9 SOXDAT Mora I P.M. Home is planned for May 16, the president would think twice day." relations, which declares no Other Western nations, he said 'before acting. such thing as an ideological and a parade the night of May 19.

block, he declared. HILL TO HILL A number of committee heads were named. Ira Rutt and $1,900 Awaits Winners SAVE J63 up to VU or More De Lacoste said his country! sees nations and national inter- i ests trying to reach certain; goals without using ideological; doctrine. James Foianio were named to the parade committee, to be assisted by a representative from the ROTC at Lafayette Of Nazareth Soook March Forks Picks Authority Members Forks Township supervisors this week named five men to a township sewer authority with with FREE LIFETIME SERVICE Automatic Washers 2 speed 2 cycles The Dutch "want a United! Prizes totaling more than 900 will be awarded to winners Inquire Before You Buy and old cars and comedy cars, each $10 and boy scouts, each $15 and $10; cub scouts, $10 and special in the Nazareth Halloween Pa ELEISBcEMI0 groups, $25, $15 and $10, and States of Europe this, then, is tie basic conflict among the six Common Market nations, for France sees that there can be no united Europe," he pointed out. It is no 1 0 possible to unite forces of several countries under the leadership of one member, he said, so NATO, must change.

"They must rec-! ognize the French nuclear force power to act when organiza junior marching groups, $20, $15 and $10. Prizes of $10, $5 and $3 will be awarded in each of the following individual categories 1756 Main St. Northampton, Pa. rade, Mrs. John Mondschein, chairman, reported.

The parade will be held at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 21. The rain date is Oct. 25.

Registration will be accepted from 4 to 8 p.m. Oct. 15 and 18 in the lobby of the Nazareth Inn. The annual "Mile of Silver," major fund-raising source for the parade, will be conducted most beautiful costume, best decorated bicycle, most comi College. Woodrow Horn and Mrs.

Elizabeth Ostrander will be in charge of cars. John Piperato will handle dinner arrangements. E. St. Clair Faust will be in charge of arranging for clergy, while Mayor George Smith will secure the M.

Sg't. Fred McClelland will be in charge of outdoor displays and 1st Sgt. Robert Bretz will be in charge of window displays. M. Sgt.

Walter Boran and Cpl. Michael Gozdan are in charge of tickets. It was agreed that next year's observance be centered principally about the Marine Corps, a policy of rotating the service branches. The central theme, as before, will be "Power for Peace." A date of the next meeting is to be announced. FESTIVAL of VALUES cal costume, best male character, best female character, today in the business area of tion of the authority receives court approval.

The men and their terms of office are: Harry D. Covert, one year; Donald P. Keith, two years; William H. Lehr, three years; Ronald B. Lennen, four years, and Henry R.

Muschock, five years. The supervisors took no action on a petition from Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith, Lower Mount Bethel Township, seeking the annexation of their property into Forks Township. most original costume, best fictional character and best portrayal of a current personality.

nvi an riFT HiLUii lie I nO It's a small world department: John Howard Griffin, the author who posed as a Negro to gain insight into Negro conditions, spoke at Moravian College yesterday. Dr. Lloyd L. Burkhart, head of Moravian's English Department, was in the audience. Dr.

Burkhart didn't realize Griffin to be the same Griffin he had served with in the Air Force at Guadal Canal in 1942-43. The day revived many memories for both they hadn't seen each other since 1943. Lehigh University will have a private "transportation Police Probe 72" WIDE LATEST COLORS we believe protects us." He went on to say that "in 1964 France recognized Communist China. can't solve the problems of Southeast Asia without China. will be difficult, but by speaking to China, France hopes to help East-West relations in the future." "What are our expectations for the future? The United Nations has two goals, to preserve the balance between the Security Council and the members, and to make its membership universal," he said.

"It must include China, all nuclear powers, and maybe we can deal with them in a more constructive way. "If we differ with the United "EARLY HOLIDAY SPECIAL" Bonded Laces (p)Sc, Wide Color Assortment At (yyU Bethlehem Assignment the borough. Bands registered to date are the Nazareth Area High School, Emmaus Senior Drum and Bugle Corps, Parkland High School, Panther Valley High School, Blue Valley Youth Band and Nazareth Youth Band. Designated for prizes are senior drum and bugle corps and senior band, each to receive prizes of $100, $75, $50 and $25; junior drum and bugle corps, $50 and $25; junior band, $100, $75 and $50; floats, $65, $50, $35, $25, $20, $15 and two $10; scout floats, $25, $15 and $10. Also, riding clubs, mixed groups and fire companies, each $25, $15 and $10; industrial groups, $50, $35 and $25; fire company auxiliaries, $15, $10 corps" in operation Sunday to Viet Nam Veteran Navy Reserve Chief accommodate delegates and other special guests at the inauguration of Dr.

W. Deming Lewis as the university's 10th president. -Chartered planes will be in RAYON and METALLIC States, and say so openly, it' Bethlehem Car Fire A charred rag believed soaked in gasoline was found on the front driver's side cf a car which was destroyed by fire last night in front of 1129 Garfield Bethlehem, while the operator was visiting his girlfriend. Bethlehem police reported that it was not known how the rag got there. However, Thomas Burkhardt of 801 Main told police he saw a car pull away from the burning auto.

He told police when he saw the flames he moved several nearby cars from the fire. The fire happened at 8:40 p.m. at 1129 Garfield while Donald Davis of 604 Main Freemansburg, was visiting his BROCADES $1139 isn't out of hostility. because we believe such policies are good for us and for the whole Western community." Lt. Cmdr.

Norman W. Burch- He was on the Merrick during For Party and Holiday Wear the Cuban crisis. He has also served in the headquarters of the Military Sea Transportation ard, (USNR), yesterday assumed command of the Naval Reserve Training Center in Bethlehem. Bethlehem Appeal Up He replaces Lt. Cmdr.

Arnold A. Evans (USNR), who will re Discount Fabrics, Inc. Tremendous Savings On All Fall Winter Fabrics 44 W. 21st St. Northampton, Pa.

Phone 262-9802 To 51 Pet. turn to the Naval. Reserve Training Center in Allentown, to continue permanent assign service between Washington, D.C.; New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Bethlehem and a fleet of limousines will be moving between the Allen-town Bethlehem Easton Airport, the Hotel Bethlehem and key points on campus. A contingent of chartered buses will also be available for on-campus travel in event of inclement weather. Hundreds of certificates of congratulations from colleges and universities throughout the United States are being received at Lehigh.

The 1965 Greater Bethlehem Service in Washington. Other duty assignments include a year in Saigon, in 1958-59 arctic resupply of DEWLine sites, and duty in the Atlantic Fleet and Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. Before entering Navy service, he was with the Merchant Marine from 1940 to 1949, serving on various ships from third officer to master. ment as commanding officer. Cmdr.

Burchard reports for Area United Appeal campaign) has realized 51 per cent of its goal of $742,875. A total of $380,259 has been duty to Bethlehem from duty girlfriend, Shirley Jones of October Survey Closes Today The Northampton County Tuberculosis and Health Society will bring its October survey to a close today when the mobile unit will be located from 1 to 5 and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the 25th Street Shopping Center, Palmer Township. Yesterday the mobile unit was located at the Fabric Center, Bethlehem, where X-rays were given to 686 persoms. Officials of the society have announced that seven county STORE HOURS MONDAY 4 to 9 P.M.

TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. 5:30 P.M. FRIDAY 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. collected to date, according to1 a umt of the Seventh Fleet in the Far East.

He served on the USS Merrick as the operations officer while the ship was engaged in amphibious landings figures released yesterday aft- i er a week of report sessions. i He is married to the former 1150-C Garfield St The 1965 four-door sedan was owned by Donald's father Paul. Donald told police he arrived at the Garfield Street address at 6 p.m. He said all car doors and windows were closed. At 8:40 p.m.

a friend, Larry Joanne Carter of Seattle. He is residing at Hilltop Farm, Twin Ponds Road, Breinigsville R. 1. in support of the Marines in Chu Lai and De Nang, Viet Nam. The New Coffin, 17, of Eastwood Road, 4'ggj'" HHWMWM lunulas-.

1 residents have been diagnosed Bethlehem, who was leaving the Jones', home, told Donald that his car horn was blowing and in "active" stages of tuberculosis since Labor Day. All are residents of Easton and flames were visible inside the NORTHAMPTON car. the but ROUND STEAK 89' K(S)RCV1FEDI1E)'S 956 MAIN NORTHAMPTON "ty STOP SHOP SAVE of the TOWN'S LEADING MARKET I ROUND I Lean Sliced I SCRAPPLE poSse BOILED Country Style STEAKS HAM 1 S3' 1 CLUB STEAK BOILING "77 (T)C Fresh Ground BEEF XJ HAMBURGER 3 lbs. Ring Bologna 69 lb. 3 lbs.

)) vealX I SHOULDER CHOPS I I OR STEAKS lb- Ml KEEBLER II IftllD 3 SWEDISH Vs VEAL Crewe TENDERS I E5gj I gQs 2i85c I WE DELIVER FULL LINE cf FRESH CHICKEN CAPONS RABBITS Nantes ckiitkea Corn Cobbers Carters Ruts CHOCK ROAST 59S, PORK ROAST smi" SAUSAGE 89' SaSL, CHICKEN 591 TREXLER PARK TREXLER PARK CANNED A S1 8 0Z- CAN fi SI IIILK I PEAS I "SLIM JIM" "RICE WORST" "GARLIC SAUSAGES" Hungarian Style OPEN SUNDAY 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. 55 IS i Health-Tex Kate Gree noway Regal Knit Her Majesty Don moor Jaymee Amy Peter Billy The Kid Rainbow Girl Coats and many others 'Mwhr niarftt' CHANGE OF COMMAND Lt. Cmdr. Norman W.

Burqhard (right), new commanding officer of the Naval Reserve Training Center, Bethlehem, is pictured with Lt. Cmdr. Arnold A. Evans, outgoing Bethlehem commander. CMMtm's World 2i Floor A-l .11.

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