The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 11

WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 24. 19S3 POTTSTOWN MERCURY. TOTTSTOWN. PA.

PHONE 600O PAGE NINETEEN i City HARLCY BRANDRCTH. Rep. Tkird and Main Street, Royenford 158 Deljveryman Accused of Stealing Radio Held in Jail in Default of 51000 Bail The 24-year-old deliveryman. Police said Wood had been in cuscd of stealing a $50 radio, who! the truck with Robinson. The radio was stolen from one Spring City Resident Charged by Police Kenneth Bruce Ycager, 18.

of) 216 and street. Spring was arrested yesterday by Phoc-j nixvillc police, who held him for, a hearing before Justice of Peace Jeremiah Hcnncssy. The youth was charged with driv-i ing while his operating privilajiesi EARL S. BENFICLD, Representative 129 North Walnut St. 300 Persons Attend ftrAWA IllllUW UlUfC were under suspension.

The charge resulted from an ac Four Boyertown Scouts Make Plans Jamboree in Defense. department today idenli- jfi 5i Korean war casualties in Approximately 300 persons at; a new list that reported cicht tended the a a picnie. spon- killed, wounded, one missing, sored by Green's Music store. Boy-, two captured and two injured. ertown.

heid at Willow Grove park, I Willow Grove. FOUR IMK IN CRASH A feature of the dav's activity, HAVANA. Cuba. June 23 CD -was a morning soflball same be-, Cubans were killed and IS jtwccn the "Sharps" a i lodav hcn a bus ran off l-Flats" with the a bri(J a fcl 20 feet in thc out- Four members of Boyertown Boy, cajo. Omaha.

Denver. Yellowstone; 0 1 on 3S thc official winners. i of jj a a a n' K- rfi- nisht. when a car driven-by ryson of Robinson dehvery-truck stops. a acci(Jcnt ltc hc ballon Nornstown.

Chief Turner was! bcoul inl nf rtl one operated by John C. i was arrested Monday afternoon by Koycrsford Police Chief Bryson Turner, was held under S1000 yesterday while police continucd'wailinj; for him at what was their hunt for his associate, who'be the next stop, thc Gift OI renortcd took the radio to his own Rhythm Center, 227 Main Car Cre re oncd Forrest Robinson. 24. Philadel- Royersford. phia, was committed to Montgom-i cry County prison in default of! TAM CM bail.

Hc was held for a further! 11660 lOD jDOl hearing by Norristown ofl cidcnt in Phocnixyille Saturday; Scoul Troop 3 arc making plans to National park. Salt Lake City. East! o-n sl In Area Little League By Beating Phillies i The A's" tightened thcir grasp place in the Spring City Little, Monday evening as they' 'pummeled thc Phillies 11-2. Richie Brewer's four-hit pitching icoupled wiih 11 strikeouts and thei 'heavyweight hitting of first sacker; Specs Fry were thc A's prime! in administering the set-I back. Fry thumped a single and Pupils of Mrs.

Lewin B. Decry two doubles good for seven presented a program of piano solos. riiiiiiex and two-piano arrangements at a' Wood 2b the Peace Stephen Arena. Norristown Police i Robert Rcilly said a warrant has been issued for Theodore Wood, about Philadelphia. Detectives visited home at midnight, found the radio playing, but no Wood.

Piano Pupils Present Recital at Royersford recital in Royersford First 3b gelical and Reformed church centlv. 1 rf 1 1 0 KelK rf 2 0 1 Keller, cf 3 0 1 iMons.ste'o.lb 2 0 0 3 Bel Shaner rr Pupils taking piirt were Ktl 3 Baker, Shirley Ludwick, 3 Thompson, Kay Ulmer, ccfr Membrino, Carol and Judy Brown.iKimes. Donna Breslin. fionald, Darlenej and James Oehlcrt, Barbara Sandra Adams, Bonnie and Joan! Thompson, John Lorenzo. Douglas Bean, Kathy Buticrficld.

Richard! Evans, Marie Devine, a Jean Slifcr, Muriel Strunk. Jane HeiserjKimes Constance Hyden and Betty Deng-j jone Icn it Closing thc program was a spc iJOnfl cial number on two pianos by Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Malenke Mrs. Decry.

0 0 Adams. 1 Ferguson. 2b 1 0 0 1 0 0 Miller. 2 ab. r.

h. 2 2 0 1 0 0 3 2 3 1 3 1 31 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 01 2 0 0 R. Fry. Ib -i 2 3 1 1 2 0 0 0 Op. l-i 2 TotMx 26 I I 10 0 3 1 5 2 0--11 1 1 0 0 0 0-- 2 Miller.

Fry. HB--R Brow-er 3, SO--Bv Brower 11. Jonev 6 WINNER--Brower. LOSER-- third National Boyhxi's Angeles, arriving at Irvine to be held at.ranch on July 15. They will re-l i Irvine ranch, located in thc South-jmain there until July 26 when, ern part of California, beginning they start their journey home.

I July 17. Thc four boys arc Richard Cress-j THE BQYS wi op off a man, oi Mr. and Clarence Gran(1 Cauyon, Kansas City. Cressman. Barto; Carl Schwcnk, i i a i a arc scheduled! of Mr.

and Mrs. I arrive back at EaMon on Thurs-! 'Schwenk. 124 West Philadelphia! a Juh 30 al nl i a venue, Boyertown; Bruce Upde- Various games were plavcd and winners awarded prir.es. They were: croquet. Sylvia Haflcr; blindfold wheelbarrow drive, Mary Lou Nash; clothes pin in bottle.

Karen Spohn and Linda Rcppa: halls in basket. Karen rulihrr a squeeze, a tie between teams and peanut scramble. Margaret Krelr. A toothpick and lifcsaver race 1 i grove son of and Mrs. a bc a enl du of The jamboree at Irvine ranch was won by team hall bunt.

v.i w.vw boys Kenneth Cressman: balloon B. Updegrove, 115 North Monroe, a mcn i Landis and Janice a Boyertown, and a i (roop silc! fcr ab cnnis Hcdricki a i Landis. son of Mrs. div dcd JnlQ scclional camps. 1 and Lvlc Cunningham.

1 Landis. 22S Last rourth Each a hs mvn Bovertown. Cressman and Schwenk arc Junior assistant scoutmasters i of the local troop: Landis is a patrol leader, and Updegrove is an assistant patrol leader of the Uoyertown troop. The group will leave by a i ifrom Easton on Friday, July 10 at a. m.

Enroutc to they will visit Niagara Falls, Chi-: i health lodge, headquarters, post off ice and showers. During comparatively short time in which the Jamboree will bc cnnductcd. more a 190 Ions of meats. 175.000 loaves bread a i quarts of milk will bc consumed and one serving of pan DEATHS-FUNERALS i A A I PETERS, wife of Harry. Peters, SOUDERTON.

were; held yesterday at 2 p. from ai funeral home at 111 North Reading avenue. Boyerloun. The Rev. Richard H.

Kline, stu-i cakes will tower higher than pastor of Mennoniie Brethren! 114 Persons Register At Area Playground Show Set the Empire State building. The first Jamboree was held 'in Christ church. Allcntown, offi-l ciatcd. at Washington, I). C.

and the sec-. Interment was made in Fairviewj 'ond at Valley Forge. i cemetery. Boyertown. i Bearers were Hoyden Peters, Ar-, ROBERT s.

scoutmaster fO Attend STOCKHOLM 'QUEEN'--Ingrid Gustavsson, 20, a model, wears a crown of flowers after she was named "Queen of Lake Malar" in Stockholm. 'of the local troop assured the boys' parents last night that i boys are at thc Jamboree, they A total of 114 persons have reg-' well fed. with such a i iistered at thc Boyertown i a meals as charcoal broiled steak, i being conducted on the'chicken, frankfurters, Washington Grade school fried fish fillets, hash and jam- according to the playground su-jboroni. pervisors, Mrs. Kenneth Nycc and, Harrv I.

Gilbert. I Smith, Gerald AUcbach John LI Hunsbcrscr registration i 6 8 boys, 43 girls and three adults. The supervisors a reminded! and encouraged all children Seven Area Persons Will Attend Talks P1TTSBURGH. June 23 United steclworkers made its bid today for a guaranteed a a wage--a move which if successful could set the pattern for the steel and a i industries. The presented this proposal and other issues in a two-hour Frolic Night Planned At Recreation Center "Fun and Frolic Night," with Mr.

and Mrs. John Gregory, Linfield, will leave by car i a jfor Minneapolis. Minn. At that, place Gregory i attend the con-j vention of International Brothcr-i and Helpers. i He is delegate and president ofj something novel for people of allJLocal 491 of thc Cann and Saul' ages, will bc held in Royersford (steel company.

Mr. and Mrs.i Baptist recreation center tomor-jGregory will return home i a row night at 8 o'clock. a a a Thc general public is invited toj attend by the Rev. Fred G. Bangs, pastor, who explained the program this way: Thc a a i will provide a program of games everybody.

One will be the shot put, using a balloon instead ot the shot used in track meets; another, bowling, using a golf ball In a can. and A i IJVSdl a i III 1.1 I I I I vuvui lfu 2i nd lh A a VS TM" Seven members of the Church of bargaining session with the Alum- PHOENIXVILLE HOSPITAL Admitted: Richard Papa. Col- Icgeville; Ronald Sheeler. Spring City RD Mycr Kr.echovitz. Mrs Dcmitcr Savchyn, Mrs.

Joseph Bellock. Barbara Butler, ail of Phoe- nixvillc; J. McCrudy. Oaks: ALary Bischoff. Phoenix ville: Mrs.

R. still another, the javelin throw, in Dcwccs Lcw Si Spring City. the city's most beautiful girls. 227 PERSONS ENTERTAINED BY SKIPPACK UNIT the first time, to be sure and 'register with the leaders. The first major playground I activity, other than the daily routine schedule, is a jewelry i show on Wednesday.

July 1 at 2 p. n. No valuable jewelry should bc entered but emphasis is laid on entering unusual or old costume jewelry. All persons desiring to enter the show snould register with Mrs. Nycc no later a Mondav.

the Good Shepherd, a i a i Company of America. Clam Bake Held By Blue Comet Club Mrs. Wm. Kirk. -R.

n. a Reformed. Boyertown, leave Monday for the Quadrennial conference on Christian Education to bc held at Purdue university, Lafayette, Ind. They are Mrs. Paul Shollenbcr- gcr, Mrs.

Daniel Bush. Betty Lan- A guaratced a a wage, a USW spokesman explained, the union wants the company tn guarantee its lfi.000 workers a i i income a He didn't say how much. The spokesman said the guaranteed a a wage issue was not Cn ebooi 1 sr--s-- srrz tor, Rev. Harper L. Schneck.

to hourly The conference, to bc held on wagcs 3S been an objective of Awards for the jewelry showithc campus of Purdue TJSW for years but this year will bc made in the following class-jwiii have a registration of ovcrj a a to a jmc factor, ifications: largest piece of delegates. The conference will smallest; prettiest; most on Friday evening of next jewelry from the most distant', vcc with a mass communion scrv- st home-made icc Delegates from thc local awards. All adults xvill a ive home some time corr. phnne H. Hobhs.

Pottuown invited to attend the show. on which a sipping straw is used. Moore, 1 mct cllth entertained! OT ER SPECIAL'events which! Other games will be included. LAWN-PARTY PLANNED Phoenixville: Joseph Pow.ers.Phoe. Chinese Reds Fail To Cheer Kremlin guests at a clam tale 1 106 during the play- recentlv The bake wss held' season include a Fourth Vincent tod.

Independent RCSidettl OrTorFtllo" Sftfi of lawn party after its weekly mccl-j i Mr5 a Soudcr phocnix Skippack Hre company held 1 ca The i strcct yesterday ing tomorrow night. The lodge nnc Hickman Phoenixvillc- 1 a in the lei-ue will IIP nlaveH announcc(i engagement of her, Congress of Labor in Pciping moot nVlnrk in Odd I i- i i Copclann Cassel presided at, uv. ail( a to Michael i meet at clock Uflci i Mrs a Keeney. Upper Darby; husiness mrPtinc Monday at 1 p. against rds- i.

line ousincss meeting. I Kovach. son of Mr. and Mrs. It was decided to discontinue on ertown athletic BOMBAY, India.

June 25 Of-The Chinese Communists appear to have no cheers for the leaders in the Kremlin. Indian left-wing Member of Parliament Srikantan Nair today on his return from a in Red China. He said at the all-China lows temple. After the session. the! Mr5 William McDanicl.

SpriX lodgcmcn will bc taken to a place; crda Latshaw. Spring City, kept secret by the committee for thc lawn fete. Twin-Boro Classified services the monthly card parties for the Summer and resume (hem in September. The members also voted to' present a check for $1500 to field. Deaths liprivately on Friday at the con- 1 firemen at the next meeting, which! vcnience of the family for jH bc thc first CENT .1.

BONKOSKI. 41. of 1101' FAYRTTE CONSHOHOCKEN. who died suddenly of a'coming Laurel Rebekah Lodge To Hold Outdoor Meeting there was absolutely no sponse to a call for cheers to Stalin. And when one stout soul called OFFICF.RS INSTALLED for thc olltdoor meeting tomorrow night a BAUER--In Potwtown on Saturday.

20. 1S53. Samuel Fry Bauer, used 80 Rrlfttlvex and frlendA nre Invited to thr funeral R'. White. Memorial Home.

Parkerford. on Wednefdav 2 p. m. Interment. Lutheran cemetery.

may at the Memorial home e.ven!nc 7 to i Notice Interment also will I Reinford. treasurer. Thc icn(i Don, roorins and painting. private. i a i committee for the incet-' st orchard Bonkoski formcr was included Mrs.

Charles i I S. I 1 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. William. 17 Z1C Mac crstlcr. New Berlin-, Michael Kovach.

2oO Walnut street, Pottstown. Miss Stitzel is a graduate on jj a he re- Boycrtown High school, class coun 7 cd- hc was nlcrcly st arcd at 1948. and is employed as a wait-! rest of thc delegates, ress at the Boycr Townc inn. Thc of he Congrcss as and even the jumped to their feet and cheered lustily for the Chinese chieftain. Nair said.

heart attack Monday afternoon. I Cassel. president; Thc rites will bc held from a i vice president; Mrs. Hcnryl neral home at 300 Fayette strcet.iB. Brown sccrntarv.

and Ellen' crs arc urged to at Boyertown Classified counselor for two years at Roycrs-JMrs. Valeric and Mrs. High school, where hc a i a Kirk. Fred Law. Creamery, is con- Morris B.

Johnsons Honored on Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Morris B. Fa.u ROLL FILM Service SUTTON DRUG STORE 344 sum st phone Royersford 167 rvcd as basketball coach and as-i Card of Thanks We Can Do It Tost noli front end toadlns. trenching.

garden ploxlnp. rotovatlnjc mowlns Simon t-he Plowaian. Ph. 452-w isistant football coach. MARSDEN'S RVDIO AND TV SERVICE Phone Royersford 1163-W.

Mlmcozrapblnj; stcnosraPhT School sold M. Evan.f. Boro Hall. Royers Phone BRICK AND STONE POINTING Chimney Repairs--Root Painting Phone Potuttown 1547. Palntln; and Pftpsrhanslng.

eiven Roj Keen. 339 BrlflRe S-)rln: Cltr Phccie 75t Articles for Sale of Corrective never tivd. 1 Inch heel, rigid shank. Phor.c 5548-- I. vcrythlns tn frccier lupplles Preez- Winers.

Kordtte. bags and boxes. Tint 3c ea McKlMic. Phone 3i Unfurnished Apartments 68 APARTMENT--4 Large Roams $50 Month. Call Rovcrsford 272.

Automobilrs for Sate Exceptionally nlcr. 1951 Dodge club lvc oyer5ford. Ph British Lord Lauds US Coronation TV jvalescing at his home after under-J going surgery at Sacred Heart i hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Law thcir 10th wedding anni versary on June 32. Dr. and Mrs. K. Raymond Place a a i havc re- jjg' from a vacation a bv Beach Haven.

N. J. PBTERS ASSURED TOP POST WILLIAMSPORT, June 23 -Pearl Mertz, of Grecnsburg. today was assured thc presidency of thc Ladies' auxiliary of the Pcnnsyl- 516 East Philadelphia avenue. ania arlmC1nt Unil cd i were honored at a dinner.

i i week at thc Boyer Townc inn. occasion marked thc couple's wedding anniversary which We -a-tsh to relallvAs. ar.d for many or, hott'n; for 1 fndcd for beavr.ifu! had observed the past June tribute nt the runera: of Those attcndinc were Mr. and FAMILY. I I I jMrs.

Ralph Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Anderson and sons, Bill LONDON, June 23 f.T) -television, sharply attacked many British newspapers-for its' Thc annual reunion of former; handling of thc coronation. ils of Meeting House school, a pat on the back from township, will bc hcM, master General Earl DC La school grounds on Saturday! in thc House of Lords today.

jaftcrnoon and evening. Games arc 1 Earl De La said "tlic vast scheduled for the afternoon, and! majority" of American television 'tnc literary program will be stations- produced the coronation! cnted in the evening following a We Car, 8 BRICK AND STONE POINTING Chimney Repair--Roof Palntlns 1347. Articles for Sale BENGAL COAL RANGE. Call Boyertown Moycr a (Mrs. Charles Y.

Mover and Mrs. gi Richard Houck and children, Kathy a Rickv. Relief Now films "in a spirit of kindliness! picnic supper. and respect for thc Royal family! and showed deep friendliness Anlhony Eden Expected sympathy for feeling in this coun- Earl declared thc 1-63X6 tion "has been a source of great! BOSTON. June 22 W) emotional union and Secretary Anthony son ointment Is Millions of sufTcrers in the last 40 years have 'ound a way to fast relief from itching smarting piles.

They 'use dclichUul coolint: soothing formula--Peterson's Oint- jment. No wonder one suflcrcr writes. "The itching and smartine were relieved and I slept all nicht, Petering between our two underwent an operation JERRY'S MARKET Open Till P. M. Thurs.

Friday Nighls which we might he in danger of his bile duct two weeks ajo. money back, jmarrinjr if we rakr- up and to hc ahlc to leave New 'aminc every small mistake Baptist hospital some-j lapse of taste which has next week, it was annnounccoi made." today. Plans call for a preliminary; CROSSING TO GET GATKS of three to four HARRISBURG, IT--Thcjwceks in thc United States before Reading company will replace a i returns to England. 2-1-hotir watchman with havc every confidence a flashing lijhts and Kates at its Market street crossing in Pcrkasie, Bucks county. a druggists.

Be delighted or hc should bc restored to full strength and health." the hospitaljj said. ANNOUNCING With Every Good Wish for Success, E. SUMMER 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 Household Appliances and Industrial Supplies Avf. Ar Main Phone.

Royersford "For Complete GUARANTEED TV SERVICE i All Call 7-2487 PCNNIURO 7374 KUSER Inc. BOY ERTOWN CABT QRECNVILLC Another BIG HIT on the MIRACLE SCREEN of the ROYF.RTOWX DIAL WED. THUR. 2 BIG A SUB was born to make trouble Between Mcn! 1 JANE RUSSEU Montana Belle EXTRA ADDED: WALT DISNEY'S TRUE-LlfE ADVENTURE OUMPIf EI.K Vi COOL Summer Slacks and Sport Shirts Fine Selection of Patterns and Colors STORK Mon. Thru Frl.

and Sat. i BOYERTOWN. PA. Farmer's Market I A I I A PRODUCE PHILADELPHIA. June 23 (UsDA)--Both receipt and trading light and the wholesale produce market dui: today.

Crates Iceberg: N. J. 2 1 Pa. 00. Boston J.

Eastern crates 2is R.I- rr.alne bu. crates 73catl 25. Snap beans: Bushel': N. J. $175,1350.

MOO wax $300a400: Pa 50 Cabbage: 1 3-S bu crates domestic: N. J. SOcail 50. Pa. 25.

Del. $100. Celerv: N. J. 'i craft GoMcn hearts per btinch and Pascal 5al2 cents.

Beets: Prr bunch: Pa. 4aS J. rrnw. bu-h'U Ixippcd Splnoch: P.i. 1 OOA25' J.

1 bu. crates Jl 00. N. J- 30a4Sc. N.

J. Ioa35c. Pa'. -5 20-24'i TSc. 30s 50a75c.

Rbubarb: IMnch: S. J. Pa. 2a5 cent' Sprlnc onions: bunrhcs cents. Apples: N.

J. bu. bsskels Del. 'i bu ba-kcts close 51.15a200. S.

J. baskets srcen 65C.1S200: yellow 65cail.03 Toma- l'2-qt. ba-sketx c-een 3-qt 5200a32S Potatoes: N. J. Cobblers 5 a bs.sXew lew medium 75c- Va Cobblers unwashed US slie A 100-lb.

sacks $2 OOa2S. be-i brlKhv wahed 1 mark 52.35. 50-lb. sack'; CU': N. J.

crates dozen bunches 50ca450. Parley: Curly: N. .1. bushels Pa. 'i bu.

OTlons: 50-lb. sacks vellows N. .1. $200, Va $2.25. Mushrooms: Pa.

4-q-, baskets 25. Broccoli: bu. s-: N. J. 5tta75.

Pa. Md. $200. Nearby 25a75c. HARI.KYSVII.I.K AUCTION Live Poultry Lox Fowl-LeRhorn 23 21 Fowl-Colored 33'i 33 ovr 4 43 under 4 28'i Roasters-Col 33'- C'pte-Cpn Sip.

23 23 Springers-Col. 32 25 Duc'its 2" Turkcv HTIS Breeders 31 f- 23 .10 Turkey Breeders 31 30 30'. Total Crate, Sold-- 1.16. sri Lov Ay'. WHITE- Extras Large Extm? Medium "2 63 62'i 53'- 60 Standard C3'i 61', Standard Medium 59'i 57 oo Pullets I BROWS-Extras Lnrsc Extras Medium Standard Larsc Stand.

Medium 55'-- 51 35 30 53'', 33 2S 91' i -2 64 i 62''- 55 61 59'2 60S 571; 5 53 40 i Total Ca'es Sold--J83. TRI-COUNTV PROnt'CERS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. WORCESTER. WHITE-- HlRh Low Fancy Lars'- 6fl 65 Fancv Medium 63 62 Extras Large 69 60 Extras Medium 60 Standard Large 62 Standard Medium 53 Pullets 51 Pec Wees 34 BROWN-Fancy Large Si) Fancy-Medium S2 Extras Large SS Extra-i Medium 60 SUintlarcl Large 52 Standard Medium 5n 55 42 25 62 Pee 33 Total Case, Soid-- 1311. FORMICA For Counter Tops, Back of Counters, Vanity Tables in Free --No obligation.

Drive a few miles and SAVE MELVIN i. mm FURNITURE HOUSE I i Phita. Boyertown Call 7-2491 Open Fri. A. Sat.

Till 3 P. M. Freshen Up WITH S.W.P. HOUSE PAINT USE OL'K PAYMENT PLAN MONTHS TO PAY I i Hard war'-Paint r.orertonn 7-I12S SehwcnKwIlle 2111 ELECTRICAL WIRING Commercial-Residential Industrial HOTPOINT APPLIANCES for The Finest--FlrU RUSS H. GRIM 111 E.

PHILA. PHONE 7-2430 Everything Electrical We Service Everything We Sell BASE BALL TONIGHT AT 6 P. M. READING "KEYS" BOYERTOWN LEGION JUNIORS on Boyertown High School Athletic Field ANNOUNCEMENTS HOFFECKER--On June 20 1953. Isabelli M.

(MuWr) Hoirecker. ot th. A. Horrecker. sue 73 yearn.

Rela- friends are Invited the wrvlces from the Fun'ral Home. 40A High on Wedne-day. Juni 24. 10 ft m. Interment In Mt.

c-mettry. Friends mav call Tuesday eve- nlns trie Hsrley Funeral Home from 7 to 3:30. On Sunday. June 21. 1953.

Frederick. s.on of the Heniv and Rosanna, i Brandt, aped S3 and are invited to services Jrotn thc Houck Funeral Home. 112 N. St. Thuridav.

June 1 10 a. m. Interment In Pottstown Knd cemetery. miv ci.l Wednesday evenlns. 7 to (Hoi-' I SELL--On Saturday.

June 20. 1953. Mamie. S. (Pennepackcr).

a if? James C. Sell. Lan'. RD. 62 years.

and are i i to the irom tne rur.i-r^l Home. Red Hill, on Thursday. June 25 at 2 m. Interment In St. Paul's Luth'ran cemet'rv.

Red Hill. may call Wednesday the funeral home. Card of Thanks BAHR family of th' 1 Rahr thank kind neUhor.s and friends for assistance and Mmpatby. floral tributes and use of cars offered during their rec'nt bereavement. Cersonals NOTICE July 1st Deadline for redeeming Photo for free 3x10 rnlarsemcnw.

STUDIO. Kin; at Pcnn ATTENTION WORKING MOTHERS AND VACATIONING PARENTS-Tiny Tot country dav school. licenced. Summer boardlnc. Day camp, full or half day.

3-11. REGISTER NOW! Phone Royersford Reliable practical nurses to care for your home children or adult'durinc your absence, phone ANTIQUE. and Interior D'coratins R. Wlsncski. Rich Art Studio.

Phone 4939 or 25-15-w. SPEifCER CORSETIERE Mary S. Pratt. Hanover Fnone Pott-Uown 2702 A Uncx and Hearing Aids and SH3 50 Batteries. Salc.s and Service 0 Bechtel 42o Hlch St Ph 2491 CHARLES TROOP Excavating.

Bulldozing and Grading. Phone number changed to Pught'n 2216. Spring clean up f.mc Is here! Let us haul your trash, and ot hinds Call 8S1-R Good Things to Eat 8-A here again! home grown, cultl- Blossom Rldgc Farm. Scltz Road. njc 1 He.

Phone Strayed, Lost. Found" LOST--Lady's red leather handbag tn Manatawny Park on Saturday. Valuable papers. Mrs. Anna Austin WIUpwSt.rect._Ph._2£ilI^_ LEGAL NOTICES 11 SEALED PROPOSALS will be re- cclvcd by the New Hanover-Upper Frederick Joint School Authority.

Montgomery County. Pennsylvania, for school" furnishings and equipment for thc elementary scncol building located In Frederick. Montgomery County. Pennsylvania, at the Church School. ObelHk.

Montgomery Pennsylvania until P. M. (D3T) on the 30th daj ot June SCHOOL "FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT. DEEP WELL PUMP AND WATER TANK KITCHEN EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS" nt which time and place they win be publicly opened and read nioud. Copte of to and specifications and other contract, documents for school furniture, kitchen equipment, utensil? may be Inspected at the home of the Secretary and of such documents may procured from the County Superintendent of Schools for Montgomery County.

112 Court House Annex, Norrlstowrt, Penn- Copies of Instructions to bid- d'r-. plans and specifications for the deep pump and wawr tank can be procured from W. Marshall Registered Architect. 101 Brooklmc Plaza. Reading.

Pennsylvania. Each bidder must deposit with his bid a certified check or proposal bond in an amount not than ten pcrccntum of the bid and subject to thn conditions provided in thc Information for bidders No bid may be i a for thlrtt (30) day.s after the scheduled "closing time for receipt of bids. The NEW HANOVER UPPER FREDERICK I SCHOOL AUTHORITY reserves the right to anv Informalities In or reject anv or all bids. NEW HANOVER UPPER FREDERICK JOINT SCHOOL AUTHORITY ROGER MOVER. Chairman CARL.

HARTENSTINE. Sccretar? OVhsk. Montgomerr County, W1SLER. PEARLSTINE. TALONE AND GERBSS.

Solicitors 410 West Main Street. Penna StFvLED PROPOSALS vli: be received by the S-ilford. Upper Joint School Authorltv. Montgomery Pennsylvania, for the -chool Jurn and equipment for elcmentArv school lo- rited in Upper Township. Montgomery Countv.

Pennsylvania, at the Woxall School. Montgomery T. until CO M. on the 1st day of July 1353. for SCHOOL FURNITURS AND EQUIPMENT.

WELL PUMP AND WATER TANK. KITCHEN EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS which time and plac' th'r be opened and read Instructions and and other for school kitchen equipment iit. n-lis mav Inspected at home of the Secretary and sets of such documents may procured from the County Superintendent of Schools for Montgomery County. 112 Court Hous- Norristown. Pcnn- a a Copies of Instructions to bidders, plans and for the well pump and wat'r tAnk can procured Jrom Marshal: Registered Arrhifct.

101 Hrookllnc Plar-a, Reading. Each bidder must deposit with his bid a rrrtlfied check or a proposal bond tn an amount not Ic.s tson ten (10) percentum of and subject to thc conditions provided In the Information for bidders. No bid may be withdrawn for thirty (30) davs after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids The SALFORD UPPER JOINT SCHOOL AUTHORITY the right to any Informalities In or to releet anv or all bids SALFORD UPPER S.U.FORD JOINT SCHOOL AUTHORITY JOHN BROWNELL. Chd'rmxn WALTER BELTZ, WISLEH PEARLSTINE TALONE AND GF.RBKR SoiiClWM W. Mam Street, LAnsdnle, NEWSPAPER!.