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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 24. 1953 POTTSTOWN MERCURY. POTTSTOWN, PA. PHONE 6000 PAGE NINETEEN Royersford Spring City; HARLEY BRANDRETH, Rep.

Third Avenue and Main Street, Royersford Phone 158 216 I Deliveryman Accused of Stealing Radio Held in Jail in Default of $1000 Bail The 24-year-old deliveryman. cused of stealing a $50 radio, who was arrested Monday afternoon Royersford Police Chief Bryson'of Turner. was held under $1000 bail yesterday while police continued'waiting their hunt for his associate. who'be took the radio to his own Forrest Robinson. 24.

Philadel. phia, was committed to Montgom-1 cry County prison in default off bail. He was held for a further hearing by Norristown Justice off the Peace Stephen Arena. Norristown Police Chief' Robert Reilly said a warrant has been issued for Theodore Wood, about 30. Philadelphia.

Detectives visited Wood's home at midnight. found the radio playing, no Wood. Piano Pupils Present Recital at Royersford Pupils of Mrs. Lewin B. Decry presented a program of piano solos: and two-piano arrangements at a' recital in Royersford First Evan-Frv.

gelical and Reformed church recently. Pupils taking part were Baker, Shirley Ludwick, Judith Thompson, Kay, Ulmer, Barbara' Membrino, Carol and Judy Brown, Donna Breslin. Ronald, Darlene; and James Ochlert, Barbara and Sandra Adams, Bonnie and Joan: Thompson, John Lorenzo, Douglas Bean, Kathy Butterfield. Richard: Evans, Marie Devine, Emma Jean! Slifer, Muriel Strunk. Jane Heiser.

Constance Hyden and Betty Deng. ler. Closing the program was a spe-4 cial number on two pianos by and Ferdinand Malenke and! Mrs. Deery. Frolic Night Planned At Recreation Center "Fun and Frolic Night," with! something novel for people of all' ages.

will be held in Royersford Baptist recreation center tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The general public is invited to! Rev. Fred G. pastor, explained the program with this way: The affair will provide a gram of games for everybody. One will be the shot put, using a balloon instead of the shot used in track meets; another, bowling.

using a golf ball a can, and still another. the javelin throw. in which a sipping straw is used. Other games will be included. LAWN -PARTY PLANNED Vincent Lodge 762 Independent Order of Odd Fellows will have a lawn party after its weekly meet-; ing tomorrow night.

The lodge, will meet at 8 o'clock in Odd Fellows temple. After the session. the lodgemen will be taken to a place kept secret by the committee for the lawn fete. Twin-Boro Classified Deaths 1 BAUER-In Pottstown hospital. on Sat.

urday, June 20. 1953, Samuel FrY Baucr. Aged 80 vears Relatives friends are Invited to the funeral service the White Memorial Home. Parkerford. on Wednesdav AL 2 Interment Zion' Lutheran cemetery.

may call at the Memorial home Tuciday evening 7 to 9. (White) Notice A Don Rogers, rooting and painting. now located 813 Oak Orchard Royer Ph Royers'd 697-R Fast ROLL FILM Service SUTTON DRUG STORE 344 Main St Phone Royersford 162 Te Can Do It Post holy digging. front end loading. grading.

scooping. trenching. footings. garden plowing. rotorating mowing Simon the Plowman.

Ph. Rogers. 452-W MARSDEN'S RADIO AND TV SERVICE Phone Royersford 1163-W. Mimeographing stenography School de office supplies sold Delma M. Boro Hall, Rogers Phone 1175.

BRICK AND STONE POINTING Chimney Repairs -Root Painting Phone Pottstown Painting and Paperbanging. estimates siren Roy Keen, 359 Bridge street Cite Phone Roversford 758 Articles for Sale 4 Pair of Corrective Shoes, never used. 1 Inch heel. rigid shank. Phonc Royc: ford 1148-J.

Everything in Kordite freezer bags and supplies bores. Pint containers 3c ea Phone 35 Unfurnished Apartments 68 APARTMENT-4 Large Rooms and Bath. A Month. Call Roversford 272. Automobiles for Sale Exceptionally nice.

1951 Dodse coupe. drive. R. H. TY.

SON MOTOR Roverstord. Ph. 472.1 JERRY'S MARKET. Open Till 9 P.M. Thurs.

Friday Nighis Ample PARk Patrons' HERE Parking Spring City Resident Charged by Police Kenneth Bruce Yeager, 18, off 216 and strect. Spring City, was arrested yesterday by Phoenixville police. who held him for, hearing before Justice of the Peace Jeremiah liennessy. The youth was charged with drive. (ing while his operating privilages: under suspension.

resulted from accharge an cident in Phoenixville 'Saturday's night, allegedly when a figured car in driven by Yeager with one opcrated by John an accident of Phocnixville. Damages tot Miller's car were reported at $130. STOCKHOLM 'QUEEN' -Ingrid Gustavsson, 20, a model, wears a crown of flowers she was named "Queen of Lake Malar" in Stockholm. She was selected from ten of the city's most beautiful girls. 227 PERSONS ENTERTAINED BY SKIPPACK UNIT Clam Bake Held By Blue Comet Club Wm.

Kirk. n. Collegeville. Corr. Phone Collezerillei 7506.

H. Hobbs, Phone Pottstown 6000. The Blue Comet club entertained! 227 members and guests at a clam; bake recently. The bake was held; on the club grounds on Mensch road. Skippack.

I The Auxiliary of the' Skippack Fire company held its' meeting in the fire Mrs. Copeland Cassel presided the business meeting. It was decided to discontinue I the monthly card parties for the Summer and resume them in September. The members also voted con-'firemen at the next meeting. which present a check for $1500 to the will be the first Friday in July.

OFFICERS INSTALLED for the, year Mrs. Copeland Cassel. 'president: Mrs. William. Kirk.

vice president; Mrs. Henry Brown secretary, and Ellen Reinford. treasurer. The committee for the meet-' ing included Mrs. Charles Westley, Mrs.

John Valerie and Mrs. Wil-' liam Kirk. Fred Law. Creamery. is con-' valescing at his home after under-! going surgery at Sacred Hearti hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Law cele-: brated their 10th wedding Iversary on June 12. Dr. and Mrs.

E. Raymond Place and family have turned from a vacation at Beach Haven. N. J. The annual reunion of former pupils of the Meeting House school.

Skippack, township. will be heid, the school grounds on Saturday! and evening. Games are' scheduled for the afternoon. and the literary program will be sented in the evening following picnic supper. Anthony Eden Expected To Leave Hospital Soon BOSTON.

June 22 (P) British Foreign Secretary Anthony who underwent an operation on his bile duct two weeks ago. is expected to be able to leave Newl England Baptist hospital time next week, it was announced' today. Plans call for preliminary; convalescence oi three to four! weeks in the United States beforci returns to England. "We have every confidence that the should bc restored to full and health." the hospital Isaid. ANNOUNCING With Every Good Wish for Success, E.

SUMNER BROWNBACK Am glad to announce the transfer of my electrical contracting business to my son-in-law WILLIAM H. SEAL Electrical Contractor and Dealer All of Wiring Houschold Appliances and Industrial Supplies Ave. Main Phone. 720-J Royersford Boyertown EARL S. BENFIELD, Phone 7.2503 129 North Walnut St.

Four Boyertown Scouts Make Plans To Attend Jamboree in California Four members of Boyertown Boy cago. Omaha, Denver. Yellowstone Scout Troop 3 arc making plans to National park, Salt Lake City. Eastl attend the third National Boy Los Angeles. arriving at Irvine Scout Jamboree to be held at.

on July 15. They will Irvine ranch, located in the South- main there until July 26 when; fern part of California, beginning they start their journey home. July 17. The four boys are Richard Cress- THE BOYS will stop off at the man, son of Mr. and Sirs.

Ciarence, Grand Canyon, Kansas City. 'K. Cressman. Barto: Carl Schwenk, Louis. Buffalo and are scheduled.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayland G.ito arrive back at Easton on Thurs-. Schwenk. 124 West July 30 at 8:55 p.

m. avenue, Boyertown; Bruce The jamborce at Irvine ranch'. grove, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank will be a tent city of 50.000 boys, B.

Updegrove, 115 North Monroe land men which will include street, Boyertown, and Daniel. Danielitents with 1360 troop camp sites' Craig Landis, son of Fourth Mrs. street, into 40 sectional Landis, 22S East Each section will have its Own' Boyertow n. lodge. headquarters.

post-' Cressman and Schwenk are 'office and Junior assistant scoutmasters of the local troop: Landis is a During the comparatively short time in which the patrol leader, and Updegrove borec will be conducted. more is an assistant patrol leader of than 100 tons of meats. 175.000 the Boyertown troop. loaves of bread and 600,000 The group will leave by train quarts of milk will be from Easton on Friday, July 10 at' sumed and one serving of 6:30 a. m.

Enroute to California. cakes will tower higher than they will visit Niagara Falls, Chi-; State building. the Empirc 114 Persons Register At Area Playground; Jewelry Show Set A total of 114 persons have reglistered at the Boyertown play y- ground. being conducted on the Washington Grade school grounds. according to the playground supervisors, Mrs.

Kenneth Nyce and. Harry I. Gilbert. boys, 43 girls and three adults. The registration includes si The supervisors have reminded, and encouraged all children arc attending the playground for! the first time, to be sure and register with the leaders.

The first major playground activity, other than the daily routine schedule. is a jewelry show on Wednesday. July 1 at 2 p. m. No valuable jewelry should be entered but emphasis is laid on entering unusual or old costume jewelry.

All sons desiring to enter the show snould register with Mrs. Nycc no later than Monday. Awards for the jewelry show will be made in the following classifications: largest piece of jewelry; smallest; pretticst; most jewelry from the most distant place; special nicest awards. made adults jewelry, are invited to attend the show. OTHER SPECIAL events which! will take place during the ground season include a Fourth of July celebration, scrapbook test, story teller sessions, county activities.

local tournaments and! participation in the Berks County Midget baseball league. The firsti game in the league will be played, Monday at 1 p. against on the Boyertown athletic! field. Laurel Rebekah Lodge Members of Laurel Rebekah 593. Boyertown, will outdoor meeting tomorrow night Lizzie o'clock.

at the home of Mrs. Mac Werstler, New Berlinville. members are urged to To Hold Outdoor Meeting Boyertown Classified Card of Thanks PETERS We wish to thank relatives, and friend: to: the many acte kindness shown: to: tended and to: beautiful floral tributes at the funera: Clara Peters. The FAMILY. We Can Do It TE BRICK AND STONE POINTING Chimney Repair Root Paining Phone Pottstown 1347.

Articles for Sale 46! BENGAL CO.IL RANGE. Call Boyerton Piles-Get Relief Now Millions of sufferers in the last 40! years have found a way to fast relict from itching smarting piles. They use delightful cooling soothing astringent formula -Peterson's Oint. ment. No wonder one sufferer writes, "The itching and smarting were relieved and I slept all night.

Peter-' son's Ointment is marvelous." 45c 70c. all druggists. Be delighted or moncy back. For Complete GUARANTEED TV SERVICE All Makes Models Call BOYERTOWN 7-2487 PENNSBURG 7374 KUSER Inc. BOYERTOWN EAST GREENVILLE ELECTRICAL HOTPOINT WIRING APPLIANCES Commercial- Residential Industrial For The Finest -First RUSS H.

GRIM 111 E. PHILA. BOYERTOWN, PHONE 7-2430 Everything Electrical We Service Everything We Sell 300 Persons Attend Willow Grove Picnic Approximately 300 persons tended the annual picnic. sponsored by Green's Music store, Boy-, crtown, heid at Willow Grove Willow Grove. A feature of the dav's activity, was a morning softball game be tween the "Sharps" and the with the "Flats" coming! a out on top as the official winners.

Various games were plaved and winners awarded prizes. They were: croquet. Sylvia Hafler: blindfold wheelbarrow drive, Mary Lou Nash; clothes pin in bottle. Karen Spohn and Linda Reppa: balls in basket, Karen Reppa: rubber hand squeeze, a betucen teams and peanut ble. Margaret A toothpick and lifesaver race! was won by team ball bunt, Kenneth Cressman: balloon Priscilla Landis and Janice Stauf-1 fer: table tennis, Billy Hedrick! and Lyle Cunningham.

DEATHS FUNERALS Services for CLARA (HEINLY) PETERS, wife of Harry. W. Peters, SOUDERTON, were; held yesterday at 2 p. from al funeral home at 111 North Reading avenue. Boyertown.

The Rev. Richard If. Kline. 'dent pastor of Mennonite Brethren! Christ church, Allentown. offi-1 ciated.

Interment was made in Fairview! cemetery. Boyertown. Bearers were Royden Peters, Arthur Smith, Gerald Allcbach John U. Hunsberger. CIO Steelworkers Ask Annual Wage PITTSBURGH.

June 23 0-CIO United steelworkers made its bid today for a guaranteed annual wage-a move which if successful could set the pattern for the stecli and aluminum industries. The USW' presented this proposal and other issues in a two-hour bargaining session with the AlumCompany of America. A guaratced annual wage. A USW spokesman explained, the union wants the company to guarantee its 16.000 workers a minimum income a. year.

He didn't say how much. The spokesman said the guaralanteed annual wage issue was not 'brought up in the negotiations with industry because the contract limited bargaining to hourly wages. It has been an objective the USW for years but this year, appears to be a prime factor. Chinese Reds Fail To Cheer Kremlin BOMBAY, India. June 23 The Chinese Communists appear tol have no cheers for the leaders in the Kremlin.

Indian -wing Member of Parliament Srikantan Nair'. said today on his return from a tour in Red China. He said at the all- -China Congress of Labor in Piping there was absolutely no sponse to a call for cheers to Stalin. And when one stout soul cailed. "long live Malenkov." he recounted.

he was mercly stared at, by the rest of the delegates. The theme of the Congress was "long live Mao' -and even the Russian and delegates cheered jumped to their, lustily for Chinese chieftain. Nair said. ASSURED TOP POST WILLIAMSPORT, June 23 (P Pearl Mertz, of Greensburg. today was assured the presidency of the Ladies' auxiliary of the Pennsylvania Department of the United Spanish War Veterans.

COOL Summer Slacks and Sport Shirts Fine Selection of Patterns and Colors STORE HOUR Mon. Thru Thur, 9 3:30 Fri. and 8:30 Fevres BOYERTOWN. PA. Casualties Announced WASHINGTON, June 23 Defense department today identi: fied 51 Korcan war casualtics new list that reported cight killed, 38 wounded.

one missing, two captured and two injured. FOUR DIE IN CRASH HAVANA, Cuba, June 23 (A Four Cubans were killed and 18: injured today when a bus ran off! a bridge and fell 20 feet in the out-: skirts of Havana. Farmer's Market PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. PHILADELPHIA. June 23 IA (USDA) -Both receipts and trading were light and the wholesale produce market aa4 dul: today.

tuce: Crater Iceberz: N. J. SOcA $1 25 Pa. 134 20cas: 00. Boston N.

J. Eastern crates 244 maine bu. crates Snap beans: Bushels: N. J. tines $1 75a3 SO.

$2 00. wax $3 00a4 00: Pa fuis $1 50 Cabbage: 13,5 bu crates domestic: N. J. 50cas1 50, Pa. $: 25.

Del. $100. Celerv: N. J. 12 crater Golden $4.0036 00: hear: per bunch and Pascal Sa12 conte.

Beets: Per bunch: 4a5 cents. N. J. 4a7 cents, bu-hels topped $1 00a25: a N. J.

bu. crates $1 00. Spinach: Pa. buche's Blueberries: J. pint: 30a45c.

Raspberries J. pints 18135c. Radishes: Lugs: Pa; 25a15c: N. J. 20-24s 15c.

30s 50a75c. Rhubarb: Munch: N. J. 2a3 cents, Pa. 2a5 bunches cente 1a4 Spring cents.

onions: Apples: N. J. bu. baskets 00: Del. bu ba close 00.

Va. 12-Qt. baskets a 00: TomaSquash: N. J. baskets green Pa.

8-Qt baskets green hothouse $2 00a3 25 Potatoes: N. J. Cobblers baskets few medium 15c: Va. Cobblers unwashed US No. A 100-1b.

sacks $2 1 00225. be-t bright washed mark $2.85, 50-15. sacks AsparaSus: N. J. crates dozen bunches 50ca 94 50.

Parsicy: Curly: N. J. bushels Pa. bu, $1.50. Onions: 50-ib.

sacks relions N. J. $2 00, Ta. $2.25. Mushrooms: Pa.

baskets 25. Broccolt: bu. 8-: N. J. Si 50a75.

Pa. $1.50. Mid. $200. Greens: Nearby varlous.

25a75c. HARLEYSVILLE AUCTION Live Poultrs High LoT Ave. Leghorn 23 21 Colored 3814 33 Roasters- -Col 331 25 28 cool under over 4 40 2812 35 38 C'pis-Cpn Sip. Ducks over Springers- Springers-Col. Leg.

2338 4889 Turker Hens Breeders 311 2 30 Turkey Toms Breeders 31 30 3013 Total Crates Sold-116. Eggs WHITE High LoX Ave. Extras Large 72 6212 6312 Extm; Medium 63 531. 60 Standard Large 6314 611, Standard Medium 38 Puliets 551.. Si Peewees 35 30 33 BROWNExtras Large 12 6112 6412 Extras Medium 6213 56 6034 Standard 61 5912 601 Stand.

Medium 5712 57 34 Pullets 53 40 Peeu 31 25 26 Jumbo 96 88 911: Total Cases Sold-483. TRI-COUNTY PRODUCERS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. WORCESTER WHITE- High Low Fancy Large 68 63 Fancy Medium 63 62 Extras Large 69 60 Extras Medium 60 57 Large 62 56 Standard Medium 38 53 Pullets 51 Pec W'ces 34 25 BROWNFancy Larze Fancy Medium Extras Larze 68 Medium 60 37 Standard Larzc 53 Standard Medium 56 56 46 Per Wees 33 Total Cases Soid-1811. FORMICA For Counter Tops, Back of Counters, Vanity Tables in Bathrooms. Free Estimates -No obligation.

Drive a few miles and SAVE MELVIN S. KUSER FURNITURE HOUSE 116 Phila. Boyertonn Call Open Fri. Sat. Till 3 P.M.

Freshen Up WITH S.W.P. HOUSE PAINT USE OUR EISY PAYMENT PL.IN 36 MONTHS TO PAY SCHMOYER'S Lumber- Millwork Paint Borertonn 1-2126 Schwenkseille 2411 BASE BALL TONIGHT AT 6 P. M. READING "KEYS" BOYERTOWN LEGION JUNIORS on Boyertown High School Athletic Field 409 409 6 ANNOUNCEMENTS Police said Wood had been in the truck with Robinson. The radio was stolen from one delivery-truck stops: in Norristown.

Chief Turner for him at what was to the next stop. the Gift and! Rhythm Center, 227 Main Royersford. A's Keep Top Spot In Area Little League By Beating Phillies The A's tightened their grasp on first place in the Spring City Little, Monday evening as they' 'pummeled the Phillics 11-2. Richic Brower's -hit pitching coupled with 11 strikeouts and the hitting of first sacker: Specs Fry were the A's prime. weapons in administering the setback.

Fry thumped a single and two doubles good for seven Phillies A's ab. h. ab. h. Woode.

26 3 01 Kastle. 2 3b 1 0 I Jones, p. 3 Plener. 48 2 1 Ketter, 0 0 Fox 3b 0 Keller. 1 Ferguson.

25 Berry. 15 0 'Tanara cf 3 0 Miller. 1: Kimes. Tucker. 2 0 0 R.

FrY. Ib Brove: 1 0. 0 Totals 24 2 7 Total- 26 11 10 1 5 28-Piefer. Miller. Fry.

HR-R Fry Kime: 3. -Bu Brower 11. Jones 6 2.0 BOB Brower 3. Jones 4. LOSERJones.

John Gregory to Attend Minneapolis Convention Mr. and Mrs. John Linfield, will leave by car Friday Minncapolis. Minn. At that, place Gregory will attend the con-' of International hood of Blacksmiths.

Drop Forgers: and Helpers. He is delegate and president of Local 491 of the Cann and Saul: Steel company. Mr. and Gregory will return home vial PHOENIXVILLE HOSPITAL Admitted: Richard Papa. Colpro-legeville: Ronald Sheeler.

Spring City RD 1: Myer Krechovitz. Mrs Demiter Savchyn, Mrs. Joseph Bellock. Barbara Butler, ail of Phoenixville: J. McCrudy, Oaks: Bischoff.

Phocnixville: Mrs. R. Dewees Lewis, Spring City. Discharged: Pamela Moore, Phoenixville: Francis Joscph Powers, PhoRichard Phoenixville: Arthur Harbin, Oaks: Sakel, Phoenixville: Mrs. Warren Mansur and son, Phoenixville; Mrs.

Ralph Souder. Mrs. ville; Jane Hickman. Phoenixville: Ira Keeney. Upper Darby: William McDaniel.

Spring City; Verda I.atshaw. Spring City. DEATHS FUNERALS. Funeral services will be held privately on Friday at the venience of the family for VIN. CENT J.

BONKOSKI. 41. of FAYETTE STREET. CONSHO-, HOCKEN, who died suddenly of a heart attack Monday afternoon. The rites will be held from a funeral home at 300 Fayette Conshohocken.

Interment also will! be private. Bonkoski formerly was guidance, counselor for two years at Royersford High school. where he also served as basketball coach and isistant football coach. British Lord Lauds US Coronation TV LONDON, June 23 1.0 US' television, sharply attacked by many British newspapers for its: handling of the coronation. got a pat on the back from Postmaster General Earl De La Warrion in the House of Lords today.

Earl De La Warr said "the vast majority" of American television stations produced the coronation: films "in a spirit of kindliness! and respect for the Royal family! and showed for deep feeling in friendliness this coun-' and sympathy The Earl declared the corona-! tion "has been a source of great. griemotional union and understand-: between our two peoples; which W'C might be in danger of marring if W'C rake up and examine every small mistake or, lapse of taste which has been CROSSING TO GET GATES HARRISBURG, June 23 4-The Reading company will replace 24-hour watchman with flashing lights and gates at its Market street crossing in Perkasic, Bucks county. Deaths HOFFECKER On Saturday. (Mutter) June Isabella M. wife of the late George A.

aze 18 years. Reladives and friends are invited the corvices the Funeral Home. 404 High on Wedne day. June 24. 10 m.

Interment In Mt. Zion cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday ning at the Harley Funeral Home from 1 to 8:30. (Harley) BR.INDT On Sunday. June 21.

1953. Frederick, son of late Henry and Rosanna Brandt. aged 83 years. Relative and friends are Invited to the services from the Houck Funeral Home. 112 N.

Washington St. on Thursday. June 25 AL 10 a. Interment in Pottstown Were End cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening.

7 to 3:30 SELL--On Saturday. June 20. 1953. Mamie S. (Pennepacker), wife of James C.

Sell. Green Lane, RD. aged 62 sears. Relatives and friend. are invited to the ice from the Benner Funeral Hone.

Red HIll. on Thursday, June 25 at 2 m. Interment in St. Lutheran cemetery, Red Hill. Friends may call Wedne4dav evening At the funeral home.

(Benne:) Card of Thanks BAHR The family of the late. Anna Rahr doeree to thank kind neighbors fo: cha assistance and simpathy. the floral tribute and use of cars offered during thel: recent bereavement. 'The first Jamboree was held at Washington, D. C.

and the iond at Valley Forge. ROBERT S. Frain, Scoutmaster' of the local troop assured the boys' parents last night that while the boys are at the Jamboree, they will be well fed. with such main! meals as charcoal broiled chicken, frankfurters, fried fish fillets, hash and boroni. Seven Area Persons Will Attend Talks Seven members of the Church of the Good Shepherd, Evangelical'inum land Reformed.

Boyertown, will; leave Monday for the Quadrennial! conference on Christian be held at Purdue university, Lafayette, Ind. They are Mrs. Paul Shollenberger, Mrs. Daniel Bush. Betty Landis, Bessie J.

Heimbach, Barbara! Brooks, Martha Koons and the pas-. tor, Rev. Harper L. Schneck. The conference.

to be held on the campus of Purdue university, will have a registration of over 3000 delegates. The conference willi conclude on Friday evening of next week with a mass communion service. Delegates. from the local church ill arrive home some time! ion July, Anna Stitzel to Wed Pottstown Resident Mrs. Verna Stitzel.

225 East Third street. Boyertown. yesterday! announced the engagement of her; daughter, Anna to Michael B. Kovach. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Kovach. 250 Walnut Pottstown. Miss Stitzel is a graduate of, Boyertown High school, class of :1948. and is employed as a waitTress at the Boyer Towne inn.

A graduate of Pottstown High; school. Kovach is employed at' Wilson's. Pottstown. The couple has set Saturday, July 11, as their wedding day. Morris B.

Johnsons Honored on Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Morris B. Johnson, 516 East Philadelphia avenue. were honored at a dinner this week at the Boyer Towne inn.

The occasion marked the couple's 40th wedding anniversary which they had observed the past June 7. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson. Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Anderson and sons, Bill John: Mr. and Mrs. Norman Y. Moyer and son, Alan: Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Y. Moyer and Mrs. Richard Houck and children, Kathy 'and Ricky. Another BIG HIT on the MIRACLE.

SCREEN of the STALE ROVERTOWN DIAL, -2238 WED. THUR. 2 BIG FEATURES SHE was born to make trouble Between Men! JANE RUSSELL Montana Belle CO GEORGE BRENT IN TRUCOLOR EXTRA ADDED: WALT DISNEY'S TRUE-LIFE ADVENTURE OLYMPIC ELK Personals NOTICE- July 1st Deadline 10: Photo Bags to: free 8x10 enlargements. HERD STUDIO, King at Penn. ATTENTION WORKING MOTHERS AND VACATIONING PARENTSTiny Tot country dav school.

licensed. Summer boarding. Day camp. full or half day. Age, REGISTER NOW! Phone Royertford 199-R-2.

Reliable practical nurses to care for your home children or adult during your absence. Phone Schwenksville 541. ANTIQUE Restoring and Interior Decorating. R. Wieneski.

Rich Studio. Phone 4933 0: 2543-W. SPENCER CORSETIERE Mary S. Hanover 2702 Heights Phone Pottstown and Hearing Aids Goldentone $69.30. $79.50.

$124.50 and $143 50 Batteries. Sales and Service Rechtel St Ph 2421 Notice 1-A CHARLES TROOP Excavating. number chanzed to 2276. Bulldozing and Grading. Phone Spring clean up time is here! Let haul your trash, ashes and us Junk of all kinds Call 861-R Good Things to Eat 8-A TRUE- BLUE- BERRIES here again! Luscious, home grown.

cullsated. Blossom Ridge Farm. Seltz Road. Schwenks villc. Phone Schuenksville 563.

Strayed, Lost, Found 10 LOST red leather Saturday. handbaz Manatawny Park on Valuable papers. Mrs. Anna Austin. Willow Street.

Ph. 964-1. LEGAL NOTICES 11 SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the New Hanover per Frederick Joint School Authority. Frederick, Montzomery County, Pennsylvania. for the school furnishings equipment for the elementary school building located in Frederick, Montgomery County.

Pennsylrania. at the Church School. Obelisk. Montgomery Pennsylvania until 6:00 P. M.

(DST) on the 30ch day of June A D. 1953 fo: SCHOOL FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT, DEEP WELL PUMP AND WATER TANK KITCHEN EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS At which time and place they wii! be publicly opened and read Aloud. Copies of instructions to bidders and specifications and othe: contract documents for school furniture, kitchen equipment and utensils may be inspected at the home of the Secretary and sets of such documents may ba procured from the County Superintendent of Schools for Montzomery County, 112 Court House Annet, Norristown, PennCopies of Instructions to biddors, plans and specifications 10: the deep well pump and water tank can be procured from W. Marshall Hushes, Registered Architect. 101 Brookline Plaza, Readinz.

Pennsylvania. Each bidder must deposit with his bid A certified check or proposai bond in an amount not than ten percentum the bid and subject to the conditions provided In the information for bidders No bid may be withdrazn thirt: (30) days After the scheduied closing time for receip: of bide. The NEW HANOVER UPPER FREDERICK JOINT SCHOOL AUTHORITY reserves the wale ant Informallutes in to reject any or ail bids. NEW HANOVER UPPER FREDERICK JOINT SCHOOL AUTHORITY J. ROGER MOYER, Chairman CARL HIRTENSTINE.

Secretar? Obelisk. County, Pa. WISLER. PEARLSTINE. TALONE AND GERBER Solicitors 410 West Main Street, Penna SEALED PROPOSALS TIl: be celved by the Salford, Salford Join: School Authority.

Worali. counts. Pennsvivania, for the furnishings and equipment fo: the elementary school building 10- cared in Uppe: Sallord Township, at Wotali School, Montgomery Counts. PennsylWorrl. Counts.

Pennsylvania. until 8 00 M. (DST) on the is: day July 1253. for SCHOOL FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT. DEEP WELL PUMP AND WAITER TANK.

KITCHEN EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS At which time and piace ther bc publicly opened and read aloud Copier of Instructions to biddo: and specifications and other contract documents fo: school furniture kitchen and may be inspected at the home of the Secretary and sets of such documents may be procured from the County Schools 10: Counts. 112 Court House Anne, Norristown, ay 'tania, Copies of Instructions to plans and specifications for the deep well pump and Rate: tank can be procured from Marshal: Hushes. Registered Architect. 101 Plaza, Reading. Each bidde: mus: deposit with bid a certified check or proposa! bond amount not than ton (10) percentum of the bid and subject to the provided in the tion for bidders.

bid may be withdrawn for thirty (30) dare after the scheduled ciosing time for receipt of hide The SALFORD UPPER FORD JOINT SCHOOL AU. THORITY the right waire any informalitica in or to reject anv or ail bide SALFORD UPPER SAL.FORD JOINT SCHOOL, AUTHORITY JOHN BROWNELL. Chairman WALTER BELTZ, Secretary Pa. WISLER PEARLSTINE TALONE AND GERBER Solicitors 410 W. Main Street, Lansdale, Penna..