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MEMORIES — Fred and Evelyn TTeher of Stone Harbor, left, had plenty to talk about with German via Ron Gertrude and Gearhart Hue* recently. They've been long-distance friends since the TVehen sent a Christmas Care Package to Mn. Hues' family, uprooted by World War II, In the early IMas.

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TRENTON - "Future drivers had better start practicing the difficult art of parallel parking,” says Clifford W. Snedeker, Director of the New Jersey Division of Motor Vehicles. Beginning Sept. 1, parallel parking will once again be part of the road test that all hopeful future drivers must pass to secure a New Jersey driver

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The parallel parking, road tests, and strongly maneuver was dropped''*’-^commended the return of from the road test last parallel parking, Snedeker

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"We have decided that the vehicle control skills learned while practicing parallel parking far outweigh the minute or so we saved by eliminating it from the road test,” Snedeker said.

S. Phila. H. S. Alumni Picnic

COURT HOUSE - Transplanted former South Philadelphia High School students now living at the shore will hold their third annual family picnic 1 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 11, in the County Park. Entertainment will be provided by the Wildwood String Band, which is captained by Frank Inverse of Wildwood, a South Philadelphia High graduate. There will be no charge. Participants are asked to bring their own lunch, family members or friends, and cake or cupcakes to share. For information, call 398- 4817, 263-8962, or 399- 0404.

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