The Bristol Daily Courier from Bristol, Pennsylvania • Page 11

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1961 BRISTOL COURIER and LEVITTOWN TIMES PAGE 11 LEVITTOWN FAIRLESS HILLS MORRISVILLE BRISTOL AREAS 4510 Newportville Road Near Route LEVITTOWN, PA. 8919 Newportviile-Fallsington Rd FAIRIESS HILLS, PA. CD 833 West Trenton Ave. MORRISVILLE PA. 320 Pond Street BRISTOL, PA.

Board Meeting Is Scheduled By Hadassah Chapter JANE GRAY GRABOWSKI, Editor Kathy Finegan, Peggy Smoyer, Assistants Membership Ten Staged New Chairmen To Be Appointed At Session Monday The Lower Bucks County Chapter of Hadassah has scheduled a board meeting Monday, 8:45 p.m., at the home of the president, Mrs. Bernard Sargrad, 278 Goldenridge Drive, Goldenridge, Levittown. Several new board membersnew will be appointed to fill the vacancies left by three key officers and committee chairmen who have moved away from Levittown. All board members and other interested members are urged to attend the session. Mart Slated Mrs.

Jerome Rishavy, (center) membership chairman of the Quincy Hollow Club of Levittown, welcomes new members of the Club at a membership tea. Women are (from left) Mrs. Reuben Young, Mrs. George Daulphin, Mrs. Charles Wackes, and Mrs.

Thomas Thompson. The tea was staged recently at Restaurant, Faiiiess Hills. (Courter-Times Photo by Michaels) Council Members Program Presented By To Attend Affair Jane Travis Final plans for the annual Eye Bank party will also be discussed at the meeting. 11 he party, an afternoon affair, is scheduled for Nov. 16.

The date will also be selected for the trip to New York City to see the Chagall win- i dows. The trip will be of particular interest to members of Hadassah and others interested in the arts. The 12 rounded windows depict the 12 original tribes of the Jewish people. The windows which will be sent I to Israel, were shown in France at the request of Andre Malraux, pv French minister of arts and cul- by TOD tUOn the same day the women (will also visit the United Nations The Sisterhood of Temple Sha- building, where they will be guests lom will conduct a merchandise of the Israeli ambassador to the I mart on Monday, from 10:30 a.m. United Nations, to 3 p.m., and from 8:30 to 11 Women interested in taking the p.m.

The affair will be staged at trip may contact Mrs. Arie Eieh- Shalom, Mill Creek and.enbaum at WI 5-6995. i Edgely Roads, Levittown. The merchandise mart is an annual event sponsored by the Sis- I terhood for the benefit of the building fund of Temple Shalom. Articles to be sold at the event will include gift items for children of all ages, house gifts, and Chanukah items for the home and for decorating purposes.

The public is invited to visit the mart. Free coffee and cake will he served. i3irthdau (Celebrants Event Is Set For Monday Mrs. William Dilworth. president of the Bucks County Council of Girl Scouts, will officially represent the Council at the Region III Conference, Girl Scouts of the USA, Monday to Wednesday, in the Hotel Sheraton, Phil- REMINDER 10 BUSINESS FIRMS You can increase your Business Earnings by displaying this prestige emblem It identifies firms of Prestige in Business and Civic Life in this Community For information Caii WELCOME WAGON TUrner 7-2767 adelphia.

Other representatives of the council are. Mrs. P. Edward Schenck, Hatfield; Mrs. Charles Dorsett, Ivyland; Mrs.

Walter Darges, Langhorne; Mrs. George Isaacson, Mrs. Albert Chamberlain, Levittown; Mrs. George Armstrong, Mrs. Edward Thilo, Southampton; Mrs.

John Reynolds, Mrs. Charles Clappison, Yardley; Miss M. Estelle Burrill, Miss Rita Blancato, Miss Mary Benner, Miss Frances Wood, Doylfestown. Approximately 2,000 Girl Scout volunteers from Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, of Columbia and Eastern I West Virginia are expected to the conference. The gathering is a highlight of the 50th I anniversary year of the Girl Scouts of the USA.

The Monday afternoon opening session, Look to the will feature ceremonies and the keynote speaker, Dr. Gerald Wendt, noted scientist and lecturer. are is the theme of the general session in the evening. On Tuesday morning and afternoon there will be seven group i meetings on Can We Do At the birthday banquet on Tuesday evening, Miss Oleda iSchrottky, has chosen for her 'subject Mirror on the Speakers for the Wednesday morning session Will we are Mrs. Ethel Rusk Dermady, New York, associate director of the World Bureau of the Four new members of the Quincy Hollow Women's Club of Levittown were introduced at a membership tea staged recently by the Club.

The affair took place at Landy's Restaurant, Fairless Hills. The new members included Mrs. George Daulphin, Mrs. Thomas Thompson, Mrs. Reuben Young, aoid Mrs.

Charles Wackes. The women were introduced by Mrs. John Popson, Club president, and Mrs. Jerome Rishavy, membership chairman. The tea also featured a program entitled New at presented by Jane Travis, fashion co-ordinator at Pomeroy's.

Club members who welcomed the new members at the affair were Mrs. James Rorapaugh, Mrs. Richard Baltar, Mrs. James Brophy, Mrs. William Peterson, Mrs.

Francis Testen, and Mrs. Charles Arnold. Also, Mrs. Karl Elcenko, Mrs. John Muller, Mrs.

John Jamison, Mrs. Harry Bancroft, and Mrs. Jerome Coniglio. The affair is being staged under the direction of Frances Bond. Sisterhood vice president.

She will A and toy demonstration be assisted by Ruth Horowitz, has been slated for Monday, by Ethel Hutkin, Irma Stein. Jane Ladies Auxiliary of the Falls Resnick, Babs Silver, and Phoebe iTownship American Legion Post Block. 1834. Also, Libby Levy, Rhoda Arons. Plans for the event wen? an- Kay Feldman, and Sylvia Schul-! nounced by Mrs.

Clifford Watson, man. ways and means chairman, at a recent regular meeting at the Patricia Marie Lechner (left) will note her fourth birthday tomorrow. Her sister, Terry Marie, is two years old and brother, Joseph Daniel, was one on Sept. 13. They are tin' children of Mr.

and Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Lechner 1408 Virginia Eddington. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Lechner 2878 Mechanicsville Road. Cornwells Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. William Connor, Philadelphia. Joann Marie Val timo, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Vattimo, 914 Harrison Bristol, noted her first birthday Oct. 26. Twin Oaks Club Cancels Dance The dance scheduled tonight, by the Twin Oaks Club of Levittown, at the Fallsington Fire House, has been canceled. A general meeting is set for Nov.

7, 8:30 p.m., at the First Federal Savings and Loan Association Building, Country Club Shopping Center, Route 1. The guest speaker will be from Flair Beauty Salon, Fairless Hills, and will discuss hair styles. Those wishing to attend the New York trip on Nov. 18, may contact Mrs. J.

Barnes, WI 9-0116. Tickets are $11.50 per person and the women will see Blow Your The group will have dinner at The executive board will meet Nov. 21, at 8:30 p.m. beauty salon Windsor 5-5000 Mon. Tues.

Wed. ONLY! Creme Cold Wave including cold Wave, Shampoo Hair cut and styled setting JL No Appointment Necessary Use Your Charge Plate Pomeroy's Beauty Salon Second Floor World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts and executive secretary of the Western Hemisphere Committee, and s. John Hesselbein, Johnstown, a member of Girl Scout National Board of Directors and chairman of the National Program Committee. The last session. Do We Go from features speaker, Mrs.

Merritt Farrell, Cincinnati, member of the National Board of Directors and chairman of the 1902 Senior Girl Scout Roundup. AH Girl Scout adults in the area are invited to attend. Reservations and information may be obtained through the Girl Scout Office, Doylestown, FI 8-9461. B'nai B'rith Girls Plan Bowling Party Legion Home, Yardley Fallsington. The demonstration will be held at 8 p.m., at the Legion Home.

It is open to the public. Proceeds will be used for the hospitalized veterans and the child welfare program. For further information contact Mrs. Watson or Mrs. Franklin Robbins, LY 8-7860.

A novelty party is planned for Nov. 4, 8 p.m., at the Legion Home. Tickets may be obtained from any member. Mrs. Alfred Buckalew, coupon chairman, reported that October is used to stress the saving of coupons for the coming year.

The coupons benefit the project which this year is the Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge. Anyone interested in a coupon list may contact Mrs. Buckalew in care of the Legion Home. Mrs. Naomi Fowler was wel- corned into the group as a new member.

Anyone interested in; joining the Auxiliary may call I Mrs. John Melvin or any Aux -1 jiliary member. Mrs. Franklin Robbins, presi-; Diana Rebecca Keeny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. Keeny 810 Elm Croydon, noted her sixth birthday Oct. 26. Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. C.

Keeny Croydon, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Degen, Philadelphia. Joseph J.

Piazza son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Piazza 20 Elderberry Drive, Elderberry, Levittown, is noting his seventh birthday today. He is the grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Nemeth and Mrs. Anna Piazza, Trenton. Twin Sons Born To The Walter Schaeffers Mr. and Mrs.

Walter K. Schaef-114, at Mercer Hospital, Trenton, fer 76 Buttonwood Lane, Birch; Granparents are Mr. and Mrs. Valley, Levittown, announce K. Schaeffer Willow birth of twin sons, Donadd Wil- Grove, and Mr.

and Mrs. David liam and David Walter on Oct. Satterthwaite, Fallsington. The Levittown Chapter of Girls will sponsor a bowling party tomorrow, 1:30 p.m., at Fairless lanes, Fairless Hills Shopping Center. Guests of the girls at the party will be members of the Levittown, recently attended the presi- Trenton, and Burlington Chapters secretaries conference in of Aleph Zadik Aleph.

Harrisburg. Further information about the) event may be obtained by con-1 tacting Bonnie Babbit at WI 9-1 0462. Birthday Is Celebrated BUTTONS FOR WINTER Buttons are getting a big play A for winter. They are made I QlTy black silk fringe, satin trimmed with braid, marcasite, brilliants and bone. SAFE FOOD 400 BRISTOL PIKE, CROYDON OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 10 A.

M. TILL 2 P. M. sales allowable under the laws of Thomas Rubino, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Rubino, 3207 Malinda Drive, West Bristol, was guest of honor Oct. 22, at a birthday party in celebration of his eighth birthday Oct. 17. Those present were, patter rial grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Thomas Rubino, Bristol; maternal grandmother, Mrs.

Edna Walker, Philadelphia; aunts and uncles, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alfani, Bristol; Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Cas-j tiglione, Bristol, and Mrs.

and Mrs. William Walker, Philadelphia; consins, Maria, Denise and Lucy Alfani, Joann Saturno; Godparents, Mr. and Mrs. Amando Minelli and family, Trenton. Also, friends, Michael Niccols.

Bernie Kairis, Anthony and Ari gelo Cordisco, Timothy Hcffernan, Daniel Paglione, Jimmie Sigovich, Peter Tamburella and Vincent Stallone. Geneva Honnen, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Honnen, Cornwells Heights, was one year on Oct. 21.

Conference To Begin On Nov. 3 The Northeastern Are i ence of the Christian Business and Professional Women of America, will take pUve Nov. 3 to the Yh, at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel, Philadelphia. The theme of the conference is of Our Fathers." This interdenominational group meets in Councils and Clubs throughout the United States, sponsoring mission ary couples in rural areas of America where there are no church affiliation Many activities have been planned for the weekend, one of which is a banquet on Saturday, with Lieutenant Governor John Morgan Davis as guest. Registration will begin at 2 :50 p.m.

on Fri day. National personnel in charge of the program include Helen Duff Baugh, founder and national chairman of the organization, and Mary E. Clark, national chairman of Christian Club. FALL SPECIAL Vi PRICE Informal Dance Slated Tonight Area residents who are graduates of College Misericordia, Maywood, Kings College and Scranton University, are invited to attend an informal dance tonight, 8:30 p.m., in the Presidential Lounge of Campion Hall St. College, Philadelphia.

Music will be provided by The Townsmen and donation is $8 per couple. The affair is being sponsored jointly by the Philadelphia Alumnae Chapters of the four schools. REPAIRS NORMAN'S STATIONERY CO 416 MILL ST. BRISTOL ST 8 7866 PA PERMANENT $750 LITTLE MISS PERMANENT BEAUTY SALON 817 W. TRENTON MORRISVILLE, PA.

Appointment Not Always Necessary CY 5-4947.