The Philadelphia Inquirer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 19

1 a 1 9 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25. 1968 Ambler Man Drowns In Rescue Effort; Pair Saved in Quarry Ice An Ambler man drowned Saturday afternoon trying to rescue a father and daughter who had crashed through the DOLT ice while skating in an abandoned stone quarry in Upper pjulo tq i Dublin township, Montgom if I ir H'C- iV ery county. The father and daughter were rescued by another passerby. The victim was Charles A.

Krell, 51, of 248 E. Park Ambler. His body was brought up four hours after he drowned by James Landis of the Telford Diving Unit. Jake Prins, 40, of 701 Pennsylvania a missionary with the Christian Literature Crusade, rescued the skaters. ON FORBIDDEN ICE DDI They are Charles Nathan, 4S, and Marion, 10, of 8803 Wain- wright Wyndmoor.

Both were treated for bruisesr ex Missionary Jake Prins, posure and shock at Abington Memorial Hospital. Police said tney were "skating who rescued pair from Upper Dublin quarry. REGULAR AND ORIGINAL LOW PRICES where they shouldn't have been" at the Highland ave. quarry, Highland ave. and Farm lane.

The quarry is posted, "Warning. Keep Out" and "No Trespassing." Police said they have frequently chased youngsters off the ice there. Krell, a pipefitter, is survived Protests Futile Milliliters Set Sights on 5 if fFDGSi iyjjyjir. Doomed Deer Slughterswlfe Anne and two ct. r.TiT Apparently he stopped his car Am J' I when he heard the commotion (AP much-disputed the quarry at 3:30 P.

M. senal deer extermination began Re feU he jce ms Saturday with hired hunters on to to the Nathans and the scene. 'drowned. Witnesses observing from out-i side the 2500-acre fenced-in area 'HIS OWN DOCTOR of the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant, at nearby Arden Hills, said at least five hunters were roaming the hilly areaj Scuba divers from the Telford unit attempted to recover his body but had to give up because of the depth of the water, which ranges from 20 to 60 feet. Landis, in a deep-sea-diver's suit, took over and brought Krell out at 8 P.

M. Montgomery county coroner Dr. John Hoffa, who had been at m. mg. under orders to wipe out the estimated 350 to 375 deer in the herd.

PERMIT APPROVED The hunt started under a permit granted by the State Conservation Department five the scene for several hours, rec- months after Maj. Frederic Van ognized the victim as one of his Gortler, plant patients. He and another of ruled that the deer could notlKrell's acquaintances at the stay because they represented; scene, went to KrelPs home to a danger to ammunition truckiinform his family of the tragedy, drivers on the plant grounds. The missionary was in good The shooting ended efforts of 'shape after the rescue and re- a Save-the-Deer committee andjfused medical attention. He was others to move the animals for Superb, textures, beautiful colors! Plushestwists, random shears, velvets in glorious golds, rich reds, glamour greens, plus all the other delightful decorator shades you want! NO CARPET AT LESS THAN $2.50 SQ.

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