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The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 19

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The Mercuryi
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Pottstown, Pennsylvania
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19
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Owen J. Roberts Band Parents Board Completes Details of Organization of organization were meeting completed by the executive HOSPITALS ford. Limerick, maternity; Mrs.lElm itreet, Stowt. surgicil; ROASTING POULTRY POTTSTOWN Admitted; Mrs. Betty Patricia Kretzer.

219 South Han- Dennii Brunner. 423 Button- over street, maternity; Joseph.wood street, medical; Sharon Mrs. Loretta Schvscjtzer. 1138 Fryer, 129 South Keim 1041 North Adams East Schuylkill road, maternity; medical; Mrs. (lail Landis, street, surgical; Anna Derrick, Somt cooka likt to use a flat side of the breait on lha rack, then midway throufh tlit rack when roasting poultry.

If period, turn the bird you do Ihii. tip bird breast on the rack. session a Mrs. Donald RD 2. Mrs.

Rhoads is president streets, maternity; a ford, m.iternity; Mrs medical; Stanley Dwojak, 560 in which mem Shanley. 213 High street, surgi- Thomas, Pottstown RD 3, ma- c'hennut street, surgical; fall The Mercury with MWi tipi. 848 South Leesa Luft, I hoard of .1 Roberts Band Parents in preparation for a general meeting of the group organization Oct 28 at the High school. bership is open to parents of cal; P. Leisure, 228 Northiternity; Eugene Ackerman, 1214 George Lichtley, By-laws were adopted, mem-ipupils participating in street, surgical; Robert Queen street, medical: Raymond surcicai; bership fee set and High Drill band.

Hopkins. Pottstown RD 3, medi- Reed, 957 South Hanover street, pottstown Route Meetings will take place cal; Donald Maurer, 75 Edge-jniedical; Joanne Kizer, 401 Power wiK)d street, medical; Bertha street, medical, surgical; Robert Trumbore. 324 West Philadelphia! Admitted and discharged: town RD 1. medical avenue. Boyertown, surgical; Raymond Heiger, Macungie.

Discharged: Irene Suplee. El- Francisco Solis. Lenape or- surgical verson RD 2. surgical: Mrs. chards.

Barto, surgical; John MEMORLAL Mary Bien, Pottstown Route Novack, 18 West Race street. Admitted: Mrs. Sally Rein- maternity; Jacob Clapper. 512 LlbrfirV medical; Kevin Schoenly, Woman's Club Sponsors Party At Library Hall the fourth Wednesday of each month during the school term. In the music room.

Board meetings are icheduled for the week previous lo organization meet- Route 16. surgical; Elverson RD 1,, ibert Bender. Boyer-; ln(s. The executive board is com- iPerkinmtnville RD 1. surgical; Eighty members and guests posed of officers and chairmen i Mrs.

Theresa Paul. 419 Glasgow of the group and school music street. Stowe, maternity; Mrs. director Robert Bailev. Any Barbara Fillman, 417 Lincoln member of the school adminis avenue, maternity; Henry S.

tration may sit in the meetings Kehl. Bcchtelsville. medical; attended a party at Library hall sponsored by Woman's club of Pottstown. Mrs. Daniel DiNardo headed the committee on arrangements.

She was assisted by Mrs. George decided to present a Bolton. Mrs Joe E. Bowen. Mrs.award each year at the Arthur Collins, Mrs.

I Award Day. Dengler, Mrs. Abram Ecker.i means chairman. Mrs. Ke Fillman, Donald Francis suggested Robert Frederick.

Mrs, ways and means proj which will be presented Also, Mrs. Harold Glennev. consideration at the October Mrs. Walter Grow, Mrs. Nel- I meeting tne lie Hughes, Mrs.

Ephraim Keller, Mrs. Pomery Lucci, Mrs. Roy Nace, Mrs. William McFarland. Mrs.

Leon Seldomridge, Mrs. George Parsons, Mrs. H. Bert Shaw and Mrs. Harry Wilson.

Table prizes were won by: Mrs. Earl Graves, Mrs. Bowen, Others present were; Rhoads. Mrs. Elmer Wilson, membership chairman; Mrs Yorgey.

treasurer; Mrs.i jHarold Ewing, corresponding secretary: Mrs. Earl Francis, vice president: Mrs Lloyd secretary; Mrs Paul representing hand par- Frve. Mrs, Theodore VanZandt, Mrs. ents as a whole and Mr, Bailey, ('hester Wolf, Mrs. Nace.

William Huhurtus, Mrs. William' Shahan, Edward Horn, Mrs. Harry Wade, Mrs. Fryer, Mrs. Anthony Spatziani.

Mrs Howard Schupski. Mrs, Seldomridge, Mrs. Robert Schultz, Mrs. Bolton, Lloyd Koehler, Mrs. McFarland, Mrs Mark Henricks.

Mrs. Edward Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Mildred King, Lucille Glenney. Mrs.

Kathryn Scheffey. Arthur Emery and Mrs, Mildred Harhold. HOOVER Nothing cleans your rugs as wtll os the Convertible only sggss 1.2S Weekly LEVITZ Dr esses 209 High street Attendants Host Surprise Shower For Louise Richie A surprise bridal shower for I.ouise Richie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richie, 5.58 Vine street, Stowe, was given by her attendants, Theresa Turza and Constance Tokarski at the Fruitville Citizen club.

Pink and aqua and wedding bells were suspended from the ceiling. Gifts were arranged beneath an umbrella A three tiered cake centered buffet table. The honored guest will become the bride of Frederick Turza. son of Mr and Mrs. ('harles Turra.

Pottstown RD 3. Oct. 10 in St. Roman ('atholic church. Stowe were: Mri.

Nicholas Lenhardt, Susan Haas. Mrs. Hiomas Marcheski, Connie Marcheski. Mrs. Donald Butzer, Mrs.

Henry Rhoads, Mrs. Ralph Swavely, Mrs. Katie Fetter, Zeienskl, Barbara Travis. Mrs. Dale Nelman.

Mrs. Joseph Testa. Mrs ('harles Skora, Mrs Walter Lesik, Mrs Conrad Rpchtel, Mrs John Piechota Jean Turza, Mrs Walter Tokarski, Mrs Paul Fitzcharles, Walter Rogers, Lawrence Butler, Mrs. Millie Thomas, Mrs W'llliam Kerr, Mrs. Louis Kerr, Alice Cooper.

Mrs A1 Day, Mrs, Joseph Drop Mrs Frank Sierzega. Mrs, John Piechota Mrs. Elizabeth Bartechko, Mrs, Stephen Soltes. Richard Heimbach, Mrs Dominic Salozzo, Marjory Horsky, Mrs Richie, Mrs Turza, Mrs, Henry Richie Jr Karvoski, Mrs Fred Turza, Steffie Broda, Milhe Broda. Blanche Broda, Lorraine Broda Mrs.

Henry Kuchinski Stephen Piechota, Mrs Anthony Dus, Jeanette Turza and Mrs Broda, Doing What's Jive Junction in the YWi'A gymnasium, 8.30 p. wtjHiiiiHiinatiiiitniiiititiiiHmiHaiiiHiiiiHitiMHitniMi Pottntown for WARM COZY HOUSE SLIPPERS Ptr Tlif lifiri PaMiiy infants ehildrsn'i S1.98up ladlM mtn'i Come To KINNEY SHOE STORK HIGH (T. POTTSTOWN. PA. HIGH ST.

TODAY and TOMORROW ONLY! KESSLER'S OWN Private Brand of HOSIERY Sensationally Sale Priced! Our Deluxe Quality Long-wearing Seamless NYLON HOSIERY For Which We Are Noted- Regularly 1.45 Pair BOX of 6 PAIR OUR 15 DENIER SEAMLESS MESH WItk Rtmtrkakiy Qailitiu Regularly PAIR BOX of 6 PAIR OUR 51-OAUQE-lS DENIER, WITH SEAMS, LONQ.WEARINO DRESS SHEERS Regularly PAIR BOX of 6 PAIR PETTICOAT CHATTER BY DOROTHY SIMONS KATHEK in making fashion history again thii in many styles-hoth tra- you know, leather ha? proven to he practical modern. Cryital hy liffm is verv delicate Ito own, comfortable to wear, and about as luxurious you can get! Leather jackets run the Kaniut fromp pastel, jewel trimmed stvles to raccoon collared num-' bers with matching raccoon and! mittens' You might bine milk and dark chocolates a bright red leather jacket This superb selection of candies; with fur.linrd hood, pm-fd $2 lor more than pound Make a pleasant habit can fven own monogrammfd leather or suede The York Store. candy outstanding leather colors are has a reputation for always be- red. gold and haze, but fresh, of fine quality, and find lovely hues. so Make that special color.s and black stitched in gift pretty box of It's rcmark 'ble to find from The New York Store! these beautiful leather jacket.s When shop announcement! to Inaugurate our newly enlarged HOSIERY DEPARTMENT, at KKSSI.KR’S, 264 High street, price tags from a mere $29.98.

Created by Leathermode, of the finest leather and suede available, these jackets are investments. not whims wear them year after year in good and good style have so much fashion news packed into their newly expanded ftore, difficult to report on all new Sportswear department fea- lurfi pr.cUc.l collfclion wool To b. worn If you feel you cannot afford to attend school, why not while ti a few pvrnings a week Is all the lime you need for Inexpensive business courses which will help you to get a belter paying, more pleasant position. Young and mature people, men anl women are all joining THK NIGHT This newly expanded redeco rated i.s now located at 311 Hish floor, y' The Pottstown Businesi School helps ymi find sweaters or blouses they are ai most versatile addition to your ule. and they T.

fto help you find wardrobe. Priced at $10.98 wararooe. rnccn ai higher, in bl.ck, h.nk«-, srey, variety of plaids now have an pvtrrmelv large hosierv departyour ment. They have added OK THE LOOM hoMery (exclu J' in Pottstown) to (heir usual fine array o( Van Raalte. Dane, and hosiery Whether a casual outfit, a dressy dress, a coat, a suit, some pretty lingerie of some thing from the Maternity De-, partment.

bound to be nicer with Kessler touch'" (lift and Jewelry Shop ask to use the so that patterns can be brought to you and you may select the ones you like best in complete privacy at your leisure W. Moyer also has a bride registry service for the convenience of people who will want to give gifts to the bride and groom' Is (here anything wonderful than taklnx day off frmn K.P. and dininf at a really good reitaurant? In my opinion dining out It the tonic of all for men! I alto bellevt that dren thould be taken oat dine that accuatomed Inf nicely. Treat your famHf to dinner at the loTeljr HOTEL SHULER'S RANT, located at 138 High This tasteful dining room atmosphiei'e to aet mood for a lovely dinner. Their excellent SIZES Newest FALL-WINTER SHADES.

Stock up Now For Youricif and For Chri.tma». Thi. A Real SUPER-DUPER SALE To Acquaint You With The BIGGER and BETTER and Our Newly Enlarged Hosiery Dept, We are proud to announce friH tf fM Lttiii NYLONS from He ti It.OI ft. FINE IS'ou' Hold al in PoUniou-n Thone of yon who missed I.roft’8 candy when it left town, will he happy to hear that ii back! While thopping yeiterday, I wai delighted a see an attractive new diiplay of all the wonderful typea of randy I used to enjoy. Loft's candy is good and good for you, and find it eiclusively at THK NEW YORK The secret of a beautiful figure is often posture, not pounds! Many times two women who weigh exactly (he same take different sizes in clothing.

Some women are actually of other women may not be symmetrically proportioned. Hips and bust should be within an inch of being equal, and waists should be 8 to lA inches smaller. To improve your posture and to have a well proportioned figure chef. Dominic, known throughout I lie area for hui culinary skill The Hotel Shuler ie open from a.m. lunch, dinner and delightful evening hotel lol)by a wonderful, comfortable place to meet friends in town' When you are in town ah(ppinf and want a pleasant snack.

the attractive dining room. When High at Penn street' If you have forgotten just how delicious candy is, stop at The New York Store during the weekend and get a generous free sample' The lovely new candy display is on the main floor, and it includes many types of cand? in ail size boxes, Lorns chocolate, are dres. M.e« larger, feel tired with blend, of the fine.t coco. 'mattrar- vou have overnight gueats Tbe IN(. STUDIO, 388 North delightful plaee for them to stay.

The are televi.sion and air conditioning. ly rnyinm. i lotte street, is the place to go The STAUFFER REDIKMNG STORE, METHOD improves your ty Poor pos-' ture or excess fat will break rhythm of V-rT'i mmetry I and cause you to take i)eans, and contain whole fresh appearance Unbalanced on the Now that housecleanlni time Is here again, time (o clean nut that medielRe cabinet, fiet rid of medicines and scriptions, for after a year these remedies may be dti- gerous te take. a good chance to take stock of your first aid supplies, too. Make out a list of your needs and visit A PHARMA( m.lk pur.

creamery butter, and sT.M'KKKR the qual.ty insredien pineapple, and freshly grated cocoanut balanced, ercci pos one on West High street from own cocoanut manu-pleasant manner and another at Moser road and facturing plant. There are milk redu( ini; you Ka-I Hish vtrcet Bothofthe.se free candies, including hard vvhich is imich more import pharmacies are modern, well candy, fruit gum than jii.st losing equipped, and delightful licorice as.sortments, yjnj liirm ju-t where vou to 'I'hey feature a type mint as.sortments and salt water wish! If vour thighs, hips, -crvicr which is friendly and taffy 'I'he price range is from bust, or waist too larse, helpful neither rush nor 13c to $3 sure your kid STAl KFKH Wil.l. take off the dies would love a little month of candy oranges or a box of ly plan at chocolate cigarettes (they are log Studio, it just for just 29c) as a treat for being 24 vi.sit« during a month, iood while -w ular are $2 earh or customers. If you vou shop' for $16 If vou should de- leisurely, do There STAt KKFJt HOME candv barsRKi)I 1N(; KyllPME.M’ is a hurry, your order will be of all types family filled promptly. The Sunset too at all payments made dur- Pharmacies aiways have a fresh 15c and 20c The New Vork 21 days apply supply of all types of medicines, hat A of the prescriptions and supplies.

You ii.fir Rn Marjofie's may siiop there with great con ing Studio offers your a free fidence Many people swear hv nrH i analysis and visit, stop Sunset own make Boxes of yours Hours couKh medicino, and by thr ocolate (hips are priced at 9 until 9 pm dailv. other brands MR DICK LEH, 98c Milk chocolate mini butler crunch, truffles, and chocolate chips are all boxed attractively and priced at 98c to $1 29., depending on size The attractive includes 22 different of candy, from fluffy marshmallows, to creams, to cordials, crisp chewy pieces and nut fiestas' This assortment is priced at $1 29 for the pound or $2 58 for the two pound tmx An attractive the is Every bride wants the loveliest china, crystal and silver to grace her table when she entertains. Selecting coordinating tableware can be quite a problem. That's whv the of an esclusive "Diamond for chooHing patterns in (Tystal, china and silver is so appreciated by young people who visit AND MR MtHRAY KRPISSEN recommend! They know the I new est and finc.sl products on the maritel, and you can depend upon their expert advice. If you need a prescription in a hurry, call Sunset and it will be filled I and delivered to your home quickly, if you need a special medicine that 1 not availab'e in this area, Sunset will tele your order and have it as quickly as There are many special offered JOSEPH W.

(ilFT by Sunset. to shop there a special assortment of home- AND JEWELRY SHOP, 24 for gifts of all types and style nut clusters, cordial fruits, North street They Whether iim 1 for toasted nut meats, crisp have a lovely exlusive line df.baby, a teen ager, an adult or and chewy pieces It $1 .50 a china by Syracuse. a mature per.son. Sunset has pound, or $3 for two pounds, ful patterns on display include the appropriate gift at the right The DeLuxe Little Aristocrats and "Baroque they will wrap it are very special with glaced One is very pretty and without charge' and cordial fruits, nuts, triffles graceful, the other is more ioi While shopping, plan to stop at and more luxurious pieces, nnal 1881 Rogers by their lunch counter for a de They are $1, $1.79 and $3.05 a Oneida is beautiful and quite licious treat. Why not plan to box depending on size.

Minia-jineipensive! This fine quality, visit Sunset often? It'i a very ture Melodiee asiortmcnti tom-'ioftlf gieaming silver ii avail 'pleasant habitl.

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Years Available:
1933-1978