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R e d ~ c ethe caref ree and e as y w a y.

P l ac e y o u rs e lf in our e x pe r t c a re .

W e o ff er y ou e ve ry sc ien ti f i c fac i li ty

to ge t rid of excess weight quickly,.

pleasantly, heathfuJly,

S TE AM C AB IN ET S E LE CT RI CA L EXERCISERS M ASSAGE VACUUM CUPPING for all over or

SPOT REDUCTION PL AN NED E XE RC IS ES a nd h el p

fUl suggestions with each course.

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T.t . t Ca:I., B eS le d e r

We m ust see to it that hehas as much a id a nd comfort as we c an give him.Let us do our duty as fully

as we are able!

REDUCING a nd H EA LT H SALON126 COULTER AVE., ARDMORE

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Grands &: UDrllbtaQuIck Removal

Pair PrIce.Courteous Mell

WrIteP. H U G U S .. SON

5846 Market It.,Phna.

OR OALLAll. 7.:10 Wen 5114E,enlngl Gra. UP

7020 W. GArrett Rd.Boulevard lJU

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Turn f y ou r u nu sedl;vppwl"itl"r In to money.W p p ay l o p prices, allJ'make.

H. E. STEINKE

PIANOS

5839 'Larchwood Ave.P h o ne S he rw oo d 5639

For silverware. old china.jewelry, crystal chandellereand n ew o r ol d furniture.

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Estates Purchased

LeArn thl. Inlne.tlnl': art,t.hen makethem at home.Call me TODAY.Classes Forming NOWI

RADIO REPAIRS

Also Electrical

I . .earl lHo w t o M ake.1 . . . . , e l a n l l ( ~ S

JACK L. BURMAN

We m ak e a specialty of

regular mimeographing andmailing servil'e for cluba,Insl,ilutions. cl1l1rcbes andbuslnI'5l'i1'!l. We also do thefinest mnltl!Jl'Bphlng.

BEACONLetter Shop.

6116 l\luket l i t . . Upper Darb,BITd. 30..

Mimeographing

We i ' Ua ra nt ee a l l Installat i on s w o rk arid serv ice ona ll m ak es o f r ad io s ande ve ry t yp e o f e le ct ri ca lappliance.

Joseph F. Barbieri321 H a mp d en R d .

Upper Darby Blvd. 7933

PIANOS IIO{;GRTAND

CAREFULPIANO MOVING

.1TYPEWRITERS

WANTED

WE PAY CASH

Healthy LiverPork and lamb liver are as val

uable nutritionally as calf andbeef l iver.- - - ....- - - -

Quick Vegetable Cooking .-Cook vep;etables QuicklY in as

little water as possible.

o u t b r ~ a kof war. He wUI re turn

to the Canal Zone af ter several ,m on th s. H is Wife Is staY1nIWithhis parents for the present.

(Spec.lal Monthly R a t a )

C A L LGREenwood 7 7 4 0

RA:OIOSRepaired

BrlnJC your radio to berepaired. Yo u SAVEmoney and iet MUCH,"""""".,:",'",,

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Senior PlayAn est.imated 1200 persons atnded the Senior Class produc-\n o f "TIle M an W h o C am e ton ne r" . p re se nt ed i n t he Highhool Ruditorium on the evenings.March 16 and 17.

J a me s A us t in s u pp o rt e d by anly directed cast ,gave a. splendidpersonation of S h er i da n W h it

de. Other t ha n a n uncooperaE' false m u st ac h o n SaturdaY

ght. all acts progressed smoothand proper ties were just where

eded at the right time. Thechestra directed bY D r. B r uc e

Beach played t.he "GyPSY Trailerture" before the first curtain Is raised and durinJ< intermission

ndered selections from theMerry Widow."

Stage. m a na ge r s f o r t h e p e rf o r- Incl' mcluded: Sara MacGonil. James Roney; Stage Crew.l l Dilks. Marsha ll Joynes . Bill

umphries. Duane Hendricks. CarlacIlroy; Properties. Nora Cleav

Nancy Markle. Betty Watson.tty Jacksoll. Pearl Keller. Bet

Wilbur: Set Decoration. BettyUi.ton; Prompters. Jean Tyrrell,iriam Sweeney: Stenographer.rnice Uberman: Chora l Direc

on. John Raymond. Mrs. Eleanorh ut e : M ak e- u p. G o rd o n Miller:ssistants. Ann Seldeman. Connieern. Amelia Gran: Costumes.n Horn Co.: P,oRTam. Betty

bernathy. Ninita Barkman: Ushs . Phyl l is Leavell . Ann Wilkinn. Pearl Keller. Joyce Bust.eed.e tt y J ac ks o n. Ruth Heideman,l ke C h es t er m an . S hi rl eY R au .arbara Welsh. DOt Johnson . Bet

W a t . ~ o n .Vir g in n ia M ur p hy.

arbara Benedict. Mary Baily.etty Rodg-ers. Audrey Donningn.Omit ted f rom the program weree n a me s of William Thompson.

Xpressman:' a nd S am u el E dg ern. radio techinician.C ha rl es J . Hutton announcedonday that t h e p ro ce ed s frome pla:v a mo un te d t o approxiately $700. This amount will bevided among all those s tudentsho sold tickets. These sa lesmenil l r ec ei ve a pro rata share ofe $700. T h e c om mi ss io n t h ey

ec ei ve w il l b e a tt ri b ut ed t o t heo!'t o f t he ir cap .and Il,'own andearbook. Mr. Hutton hopes thathen all the m on e y i s accounted

or f ro m the ticket sales. the 50citors will be able to receive from

we nt y t o twenty-five cents onvery t i ck e t t h ey sold.

Bowling TourneyAll s tudents in te res ted in en

rinll: t h e a n n ua l suburban Openowling- tournament to be held at

he Ardmore Bowling Alleys onpril 7. should c o nt a ct J o hn D.a:vmond for entrance blanks.M em be rs o f t he Boys Bowlinll:

am numberinll,' 36 membershipswill complete

a . ~well as any other

. M. s tudents . Groups will bowl9 A. M .. 11 A . M .. 1 P. M .. 3

M .. 5 P. M .. and 7 P. M. The

ntry f ee o f $1 is payable at timef bowling Highest 24 three gameotals will become the semi-finalts a nd t he twelve highes t th reeame to tal s o f t h e semi-finals willompete for first place. Semi-fina.!nd final matches w il l b e h el d on

April 14. The foul' highest 6 !tameot al s o f the semi-finalists andinalists w il l be dec la red the inividual winners and w il l b e e liib le f or the 1 st . 2 nd . 3rd andth p Ja ce p ri ze s. A trophy wille given t o t he school that the

w in n er r ep r es en t s. U pp e r D ar b yHigh

h a . ~t h is t r op h y at t h e p r es

nt time. Individual gold a n d s i ler b ow li ng b al l s w il J b e g iv en to

he f o ur h i gh e st finalists.post-crlpts

Because of Schoolman's weekhere w il l b e h a lf d a y sessions on

March 23 and 24. . . Studentseadinll,' the book The Tale of Two

Cities mill,'ht be interested to hearhe r ad io adaptation over radiotation WCAU t h is M o nd a y eveinp; at' 9 P. M.

eeting to Be Heldril 5; To Hearw Compositions

nior Clubo Hear Talkn Silver

ch 22, 1945.

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.~ ~ ~ r : ~ : ? G ~ ~ l M : i ~ ~ ; J : l ; .~ _._~ ~. D-"cuss.on 930 Montgomery Ave . Narberth. A girl , born March 6. t o M r. IUld hPeter Campbell. s on o f Mr. and The R ev. , an d Mrs. Bryant M. , 1 1 0 ' " A 'gir l . born MII,rch 19. to Mr. Mrs. Georlte T. Pew. of Laurel b ee n h o me recently on a 24- our

M rs . H a ll o ck C . Campbell , o f 518 K ir kl an d. w ho r,ecently moved a n d M rs . R ay m on d Rucci. of Lane. Haver ford . Ipass.t M ' Montgomery Court . Narberth. A girl. bol'l1 March 8. to Mr. and I E nr ou t e t o F01't Leavenworth.Merwyn Rd .. Narber th . ce lebra ted f rom S. Narberth Ave. 0 erwyn, Mrs. R. P. Wetherald A g ir l. b o rn M a r ch 16. to MI'. Mrs. Georg-e B r ow n in g , o f 320 Kansas . Major Ovalle has iust re-his fifth birthday recently at a Rd., entertained Mr. and Mrs. W'll S k Ab ' t and Mrs. Samuel Cleveland, of 205 Cherry Bend, Mer ion . Iturned from the Canal Zoneparty at h i s h o me . G e org e B . Supplee, Mr. and Mrs. 1 pea ou Upland .Rd . Merion. A boy. bol 'l l March 7; t o M r. a.nd Iwhere he w as s t at i on e d s in c e t h e

The guests inc luded: Sandy and Howard V. Nold, and Mr. and Mrs. Dumbarton Oakes A b oy . b o r n M a rc h 16. to Mr. 'Mrs; Leroy Gibbs. of 203 Green-IM ar y S tr ic kl er , D an n y T ho ma s. H ar ry S im ps on at 'dinner MondaY and Mrs. James Beggs. o f H 9 , Ke n - f ield Ave . Ardmore.T B . ilworth Rd . Merion. A bo y. born March 18. to Mr.

e Welfare g ro up o f t h e N ar - Susan Brown, ommy en-y, evemng. Mrs. Naaman Keyser, o f P ly - A boy . b o rn M ar ch 16.~ o

Mr. an d Mrs. DaVid Wilson.of 426 Old,Junior Women's Club. wil l Scott Cornelius. Jimmie Hemple. . ' mouth Meeting,' spoke at t he a nd Mrs. James Beg-gs, of 119 Lane. Haverford.

c h ar g e of the next genera l Nancy and Judy Norcross. Susan L t. J o h n C. Heymann, s ta t ioned ",meeting o f t he W om an 's C om - K en il wo rt h Rd . Merion. -' - - - - - - -m ee Un g. t o

b ~held at the Humphreys .

a n ~J u ~ l t h C o w l ~ s .at Robbins Field . Warner Robbins. munlty Cl ub o f Narberth. held A b oy. born March '16. to Mr. ECOnOml'cSClass

munity Buildinp;. April 5. Mrs. of N ew Yor k. a COUSin of Peter s. Go. s pe nt f ou r days this week I March 20. Her subjec t was, "Penn- a_ld M rs . N ol an M or tn ey . o f 820me S. Brown, wil l be chair- Mary ElizabeOth

\ V r ~ g h t .daugh- with his parents Mr and M rs s y lv an i a D u t ch Arts a n d C r af t s. " M o nt g om e ry Ave .. Narberth. At Ardmore 'Y'' " . . HosteSStas a t the meeting were A b o y. ' b o r n M a rc h 12. tQ Mr.

e speaker will b.e Miss Elaine tel' of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Edward W. Heymann, 530 Ott Rd., Mrs. Edgar Cockrill and Mrs. C. and Mrs. Frank Rutty. of 809 CUf-W ri gh t. o f 11 Hampton Ave.. d H' if d h'ld en J Du 1 C J dper. f rom the C o op e r J e we l ry M e ri on . entertained Janet Hill. cynwy. 15 w e an c I l' rnee. Mrs. A. . ones an ford Ave .. Ardmore.

e in Philadelphia. and will Joan Robb, Susan ' Humphreys, will s pe nd s om e time with the Mrs. R. W. PhllJ lps were a t the A g ir l, - b o rn M a rc h 12. to Mr.liS her

s U b j . ~ c t ." O u r Tr ea s - P t C b II S C b II H f il tea table. and Mrs. Wi1liam Schaefer. o f 65

Sterling Silver." She will ex-a ~ d e rJ u ~ m f~ o ~ v l e ~ ~ a ~h ~ P f i f u l

eymann am; 'y ' . Mrs. Joseph Miller announced W. Pr ince ton Rd .. Cynwyd.n how t he c us to ms a nd t im es b ir th da y p ar ty . h el d l as t Satur- The FeJlowship Committee of, that a d e ss e rt l u nc h eo n and A b oy . b o rn M a r ch 12. to Mr.cted the different silver pat- da:v. the Narber th Community C l ub . o f \ b l' id ge w ou l d b e held April 11 at and Mrs. Edward McBride. of 158. Club members alia urged to 0 which Mrs. R . W. Phillips i s t h. e c l ub r oo ms , at 1 P. M. , S t. P au l' s R d .. Ardmore.g I Iny of the i r t reasured pieces N an cy a nd Gw en H un si ck er . c ha ir ma n h el d t he l as t l un ch eo n Mrs. Samuel J. McCar tney ex- A b oy , b o r n M a r ch 15. to Mr.silver and have M is s C oo pe r daughters of Mrs. M. K. H un - a nd b ri dg e o f the season at t h e t e nd e d an I n vi t at i on t o a Jl c lu b and Mrs. G e orge S u lU v an . o f 110tifY t h e m . ' s i ck er, o f 221

E s . ~ e xAve.. Nar- home o f M rs . H . C . M i d dl e to n , Jr., , me mb er s a nd t h ei r h us ba nd s t o G ra y' s L an e. Haverford.

Mrs. Suzanne Joret Gi JI, o f b e rt h . l ef t t h is week to visit t he ir p re si de nt o f the C lu b. 5 Shirley Ihear Mrs. R o be r t P. We th e ra l d,a n ~~ ~ ~ s .~ ~ r ~ a Z f ~ i ~ ~ :~ t

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'berth. will introduce a new g r an d m ot h er i n Allentown. over Rd .. on Thursday, March 22, at lof Penn VaJley, discuss the Dum- Wynnewood Park Apts . Wynne-g which shoa composed a nd t he E as te r holidaYS. one o'clock barton Oakes plan at Mrs. Mc- wood.te . MI's. Ed" 'a l 'd Nunn, a club . Cartney's home. 495 Woodsid,l!" A N be th A' I 6 A boy. born March 11. to Mr.and

mber, will a lso introduce a new Mrs. Rudolph Volger, will en- The Project Committee. of ve., ar I' on p r l . Mrs. Arthur Lyon-Vaiden. o f H av -g of her own composition. tertaln a ! tr ou p of f r iends at her which Mrs. joseph Miller is chair- - - - - . - - . - - - erford Gables. Haverford.

A baliI'd m ee ti ng w as h el d at home. 590 HanseH Rd .. Wy nn e - m a n. will e n te r ta i n a t a dessert Lean far Pralein A g ir l, born March 11, to Mr.home of the president . M rs . w oo d. on Saturday evening. to luncheon and bridge with door W he n b uy in g meat remember a nd ' M rs . John Trainer. of 236

deriCk M. Robb. Jr .. Wednes- discuss "Press ing Problems." p ri ze s. o n A pr il 11 a t th e Com- that it is the lean that counts for Woodbine Ave .. Narberth., ~ v e n i n g .

The B o ok C lu b met m un it y R oo m o n W in ds or Ave. protein Ilnd vlt.amlns. . A boy. born March 8. to MI'. andt,he home of Mrs. Robert Rum- Mrs. Charles Raser. 30 Wood- .

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d la t w k M rs H ja lm ar Is id e Ave .. has r,aturned to her Mrs. E. H. Hausser. of SCllm- e i t

a; dM ~ ; . R o b e r t ,

Rumford h,ome from B r yn M a wr H os p it al : t o n. v i si te d. h e r d a ug h t ero ~ ~ o o ~ve reviews o f t he life and w or ks \ \ h er e s he h as b ee n a patient fOI IB . B el! . JI .. of 507 H

Elizabeth and Robert Brown- t he p as t three weeks. Ave .. Narberth last week.

Club 16 met at the home ofs . L ou is G et zo w, with Mrs.ry Davis as ass i stan t hosWss.

e Wel f ar e group met at theml'! 0[

M r ~ .Hulme S. Brown.and

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DINNERS

LUNCHEONS

BANQUETS

WINES 81 LIQUORS

PricedAt

We have a large arr a y o f the fin/est spr ing

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over 200 o f t he m . Asyou w i n n ot i ce when

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Liquors

5004 CITY AVE.

ARCADIA CHIOSRESTAURANT

SEAFOOD OUR SPECIALTYEST. 1922 NARBERTH. PA. NAR. 9280

\\Tines

Chatterbox

Next to Media Drug Store , Narberth

Beautiful CocktailLounge-Fountain Service

For the Best In

Really PineE A KE l J H A M S A ND W I CH E S

D l \ V E ~ SHi \ l l .

1236 Montgomery Ave.

T h e C o ve re d Wag-on Inn Is U nd er t he S am eManagement Of Mrs. Wil l iam ]. Bachman.

Lancaster Ave. & Old Eagle Rd. in StraffordWAYNE 1169

"or R ... rut.toh'Phone Narberth teza

O,TerS P R I N G H AT S

To Choose From

TheNew

DINING ROOM (May Gibson Boyd, Owner)839 LANCASTER AVE.

~ .BRYN MAWR, PA. - " . . , - -

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Open .Evel'Y ,DayIn the Week

COVEREDWAGONINNRAINBOW TERRACE

FULL COURSE LUNCHEONS & DINNERSEnjoy Splend id Food In a Delightful Atmosphere

Dinnel'S Served Dai'Zy~ c e p t

SundayW V N N E W. ' O D I IOIJSE

MARINE BAR

Our m ea l s a r e s er v ed piping. hotfrom the best foods obtainable.Lenten dishes WednesdaY andFriday. Homelike surroundings .

TRY OUR SUNDAYDINNERS

3.00 to 7.30 P. M.Luncheon 11.30 to 2.30. Dinners 5 to 8.15 P. M .50c up $1.00 and

~ l . 2 5Served Uaily J.. g ' .. " " . . 3 12 4 26 lEad b o th t ea ms WIth 11 POInts,leave of ahsence for rest and Conwron. g 2 15 4 34 McAdoo and C an ig li a a ls o w er e

ment of fl paralysis of the Farln". g, ' " , . " " 2 I 0 2 p ro mi ne nt i n t he B er wy n lineup,B d . 1 Hughe" g ' 1 I 0 2 eacll connectm' g for' four tl'mel'"The o a r u na l1 lm Ot lS !o' ,Crns"" f ... , . ' " , ' ' 2 0 I I . . ,

rred. Leaving no stone un- j Grl,wold. p; . " ', , I 2 2 6 fleld goals.d, huh? McC"rthy, g I 0 0 0 In a final second hal f game;:;

SaXlllger, f , .. ' I I 0 2 l as t w ee k. Westgate HJlls defeatedVh ic h r (' mi nd s u s: Thuse I TOtRI> , -; 62 28 l52 Stonehurst Hills, 41-28: Manoason,