The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 20

lWlr.Nl UIAL Royersford-Spring City BERTRAM BRANDRETH, 623 Main StrMt, Reymferd 94S-4989 Council Okays Crossing Guards At Fifth and Main Mayor Tames C. pipas for crossinj! guards t)ore fruit at the iirptembcr meeting of Royersford Boroujih council as he was authorized to place a traffic auard at the corner of Fifth avenue and Main street two hours daily on school days. When the police committee failed to come up with a recommendation after the subject was tabled at the August meeting, Sutton again called for action to protect kindergarten and elementary school pupils that cross heaviest traffic four times daily. The motion was made and seconded by Coiincilmen Bayard Thompson and George Bevan and promptly passed unanimously by council. Sutton further advised council to give serious consideration to taking over the expense of the recreation program next year when it is dropped by the Spring-Ford Area School authorities.

Since the State legislature is not expected to provide reimbursement to school districts as in the past, school districts will not include the program in the 1967-68 budget. Mrs. Ralph Eaches and William Startzel, residents of the 900 block of Chestnut street, were present and asked that a drainage problem at the'dead of Chestnut street be corrected. The condition was referred to Street Commissioner Malcolm McLeod to be scheduled in the street department program. A detailed report of extensive street repairs and improvements was read by G.

Fred Schad, of the street committee. FOLLOWING THE recom- TTiendation of McLeod, Robert Brodbeck, Spring City, was named as a fulltime street department employe. A deed of dedication was entered into with the Claghorn DOCTOR ON CALL The doctor on call today in the Twin Boroughs is Dr. Dewitt Dabback. Call 948-3230.

Phoenlxville Hospital Admitted: Joseph Christman, Spring City; Janet Bennett, Spring City; Mrs. Andrew Mayher, 343 Second avenue, Phoenixville; Mrs. Charles Hartzell, 376 Bridge street, Phoenixville; Daniel J. Yusko, 550 Washington street, Phoenixville; Oscar Darlington 46 Ruth avenue, Phoenixville; Mrs. Francis Connelly, 418 Carlisle avenue, Phoenixville; Stephen Retner, 748 Valley road, Phoenixville; Mrs.

Alex Barto, 627 Nutt road, Phoenixville; Mrs. J. Edward Bender, Phoenixville RD Hubert Evans, Pottstown; Mrs. Robert Strutynski, Pottstown RD Mrs. John DeFalo, Audubon; Harold Brown, Kimberton; Thaddeus Wojton, Mont Clare; Jacob Zelensky, Mont Clare.

Discharged: Mrs. WM 11 i a Kriebel, King of Prussia; Mrs. Robert Klenk, 76 Washington avenue, Phoenixville; Ronald Raysor, 134 Bridge street, Phoenixville; Martin Marlin, Mont Clare; Joyce Dickerson, Malvern; Barbara Becker, Chester Springs; John Mantich Mont Clare Births: A son was born to Mrs. Ronald Kollar, 73 Church street, Spring City; a daughter was born to Mrs. Robert Ullman, 9 Buchanan street, Phoenixville.

Twin-Boro Classified Saturday, September 10, In Pottstown Memorial Medical Center, Northern division, Mary L. (Grasmeder) Kirk of 448 Fruit Farm road, Royersford, age 47 years. Rela tlvas and friends are Invited to the services from the Nelson Funeral Home, 367 Walnut street, Royersford, on Wednesday, September 14 at 9:15 a.ni. Solemn High Requiem Mass will follow in Sacred Heart Church, Royers- for at 10 a.m. Interment in St.

Ann's Cemetery, Phoenixville. Friends may call at the funeral on Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. Prayers at p.m. (Nelson) In Mttmoriam HILBORN: in loving memory of husband and father, ELMER C. HILBORN, who died Sept.

14, 1965. hat Rut itlll mUt you: mir think wound hai hrtird; Bui do iliey knuw inrmw 11 wlihln iHir In-arti J. Sadly missed, but never forgotten. Wife SARAH and Daughter, interests, Cheltenham, owners of the former Royersford Spring company property at Fir.it avenue and Main street, whereby the borough procured the nece.s- sary ground to widen First avenue 14 feet at the intersection of Main street, ten feet from First avenue to the Reading Railroad. Borough Engineer Jo.seph Rus.sell estimated the cost of the project at $7000 with an additional $6000 for the traffic light, which will be in.stalled by the State.

John Fetterolf vice president, who conducted the meeting because 'President (iodshall could not attend due to a death in the family, suggested that action to establish a Shade Tree commission be tabled so that the various pros and cons could be further discussed. Report of Chief of Police Richard Batturs, read by Alex Zenker, chairman of the police committee listed 62 calls and complaints. Also investigated were three accidents and 14 motor violations. There were five arrests and 35 parking tickets issued. Police car mileage was 3453 with 379 gallons of gasoline consumed.

Councilman Bevan stated that he received requests for stop- signs on Sixth and Seventh avenues where they cross Chestnut street. He was advised by Method they would be placed as soon as the poles and signs are received. COUNCILMAN son, who is chairman of the property committee stated he re ceived a request for office space in Borough hall from Royersford Development corporation, which is working with the Urban Renewal and Redevelopment commission. Council agreed to let the use of part of the Planning commission office for $15 monthly. Thompson also reported six building permits issued, totaling $7150.

The largest project was the $3000 face lifting of the D. J. Groff property from 223 to 227 Main street. A contract with the Montgomery county Planning com mission for planning assistance and joint meetings with State representatives was tabled for further study and clarification. The cost to the borough would be $390 for a two year period.

An ordinance providing for the removal of abandoned motor vehicles from borough streets and municipal parking lots was passed on the second and the final readings and enacted into law. A temporary agreement was approved with Limerick township to provide disposal for the Park Town Plaza shopping center being built by the New Era Development corporation at Chestnut street and North Lewis road in the adjacent township and due for completion by the end of this month. The agreement will terminate in six months according to a provision added before it was approved. The agreement is also subject to the approval of both the Royersford Borough and Limerick Sewer authorities JAY RENNINGER, representing the Spring-Ford Area Jaycees was present and asked what action is to be expected in instaling the drainage pipes at Victory park. McLeod informed i the necessary piping arrived this week and is to be installed at once.

An invitation to attend the annual picnic of the Montgomery county Boroughs association, Sept. 22 at the Isaac Smith park. Green Lane, was read by Benjamin F. Fry Sr Borough secretary. I-'ry also read the monthly bills totaling $42,794.49 for the general account and $7,593.10 for the Sewer account.

Spring City councilman Lewis Phillips and Masson ger, Phoenixville, Spring City solicitor, attended part of the meeting and was closeted with the Royersford solons in an executive meeting following the adjournment of the regular session. SIDEWALK CASE WON BY TOWNSHIP (Continued Prom not be allowed to park diagonally against the building. A 41 foot area between the business and a garage will be cleared of shrubs to permit cars to park there. THE TOWNSHIP commi.v sioners, represented by Attorney Victor J. Roberts, maintained that Miller had to abide by the township ordinances and build sidewalk and curbing as it is built on Monroe street east of his husine.ss, to provide a walk area for children attending the Pottsgrove Elementary school.

Miller stated that he had pro vided a walking area alongside of the business which was delineated on pavement by a white line. Miller said Tuesday that he can make a depressed area in the curbing on Grosstown road to have cars enter or leave there. lie stated that in allowing traffic to circle his business from Monroe street through to Grosstown road it creates a traffic hazard. What Miller originally wanted from the township was the ten foot of right of way on Monroe street, but the commissioners would not give it to him. IN NOVEMBER when the township was prepared to bo- gin building sidewalk and curb, Miller filed a complaint in court which halted the construction.

On Labor Day, 1966, attorney, Ivouis Sager, got a preliminary injunction from the Judge, when it was learned that the township was preparing to install the curbs during last week. Once again the construction was stopped until a hearing could be held. It was at these conferences late last week and Monday that Judge Ditter decided against the 46 year old Miller, who works at the Dana corporation. His wife runs the business. The saddened Miller, who claimed Tuesday that was said it will cost him approximately $700 to install tbe curbing.

been an accident there since we have owned the he said. would be funny if there was one after the safety features were Farm Equipment 53 Field Chopper. BEST OFFER. John Galie, 551 King Royers. Call Furnished ROYERSFORD HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Dial 948-4299 6t 3 Roomt Bath.

Ist floor. Pvt. Entr NO PETS. $70 ptr mo. Call 94I-79SS Afttr p.m.

Dr. Donald Kopp Will Head East Division Staff An annual reorganizational meeting was held Tuesday evening by the East division medical staff of Pottstown Memorial Medical center. Dr. Donald O. Kopp was elected the new president.

Dr. James A. Griffiths, vice president; Dr. Ernest H. Dengler, secretary; James A.

Hallman, D.D.S., treasurer. An executive committee was selected, consisting of the following people: Dr. James Wendell, representative of pediatrics; Dr. Ivan W. Hess, obstetrics; Dr.

Caesar F. Sarni, surgery; Dr. R. Alan Schofield, medical department; Dr. John A.

Anthony, general practice. Chosen at large were Dr. Jacob G. Shade, Dr. William C.

Waltemyer and Dr. John A. Lupas. Dr. Alfred P.

Leber, outgoing president, was in charge of the elections. They took place in accordance with recently revised regulations approved by the medical staffs of each division. Both staffs will meet quarterly from now on, instead of monthly. The five departments at each division will meet monthly. Car Uproots Dogwood Trees A car driven by Shirley Randal, 21 Boone court, Penn Village, was forced off Schuylkill road Tuesday night causing $500 damage to the car.

According to North Coventry Police Chief Charles E. Wilt who investigated the accident, the driver was forced off the highway by another east bound car that had just passed her. Her car uprooted several dogwood trees on the Gruber estate before stopping. Viet Nam Veteran Deaths Funerals Funeral services for ANNA E. (KEELEY) MOYER, wife of Allen W.

Moyer, PHILADELPHIA were Tuesday from the W. D. Geiser Funeral home, 600 Washington street, Royersford. Services were conducted by the Rev. J.

Edwin Crone, pastor of Royersford Baptist church. Interment was in Fernwood cemetery, Royersford. Bearers were Norman, Harold and Ross Moyer, Carroll Shaffer, David Ruppert and Ray Reichert. Listed as 'Fair' William H. Souders, Douglass ville, the 19 year old wounded and decorated Viet Nam veter an hurt early Tuesday in i motorcycle accident, is ir condition at Valley Forge General hospital.

He regained consciousness after being transferred from Pottstown Memorial Medical center, north division, where he had emergency treatment. He may have a cerebral concussion and suffered face and neck cuts. Pottstown Mercury LOCAL CLASSIMED WANT AD RATES 323 3000 Ad LIQAL NOTICES tl RESOLUTION WHEREAS, it the policy of this locality to eliminate dard and other Inadequate housing, to prevent the spread of and blight, and to realize as soon as feasible the goal of a decent and a suitable living environment for all of its citizens; and WHEREAS. United States Housing Act of 1937, as amended, provides that there shall be local determination of need for low-rent housing to meet needs not being adequately met by enter- pris; and WHEREAS, low-rent housing Is needed to assist In meeting the housing goal of this locality; and WHEREAS, the application of the fiorouqh of Pottston as required by said United States Housing Act, was heretofore approved by the Borough Council of the Borough of Pottstown on July 11, WHEREAS, it is the desire of the governing body of this locality that a Cooperation Agreement be entered Into providing for local cooperation in connection with such low-rent housing protects; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Burgess and Town Council of the Borough of Pottstown as follows: 1 The Borough Manager Is hereby authorized and directed to execute a Cooperation Agreement on behalf of the Buroess and Town Council of the Borough of Pottstown with respect to approximately units of low-rent housing and the Borough Secretary is hereby authorized and directed to affix or impress the official seal of the Borough of Pottstown thereon and to attest the same, said Coooeration Aoreement to In substantially the form attached hereto. 7.

This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its oassage. ADOPTED at the Council Chamber this 12th day of September, 19M THE BURGESS AND TOWN COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF POTTSTOWN Milton B. Sailer, Pres. Attest; Joseph Banfe, Borough this 12th day of September, A 19W Joseph A. Suchoza, Mayor ANNOUNCEMENTS SALLIES Deaths 1 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT PROPANE GAS 20 lb.

$2.10 .100 lb. S7.2S PLOTTS BROS. Dial 948-7220 Exchangt or Rtf ills Pick up at 442 Main Iloymtord nothing to it. People who play tennis have some DICE On Monday, September 12, 19M, Anna (Gibson) Dice, wife of Ralph R. Dice, 66 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to the services from Skean Funeral Home, 404 High Street on Friday, September 16 at 2 pm. Interment in Highland Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday evening from 7 to 8:30 Monday, September 12, 19M, Gladys G. (Haas) Ellis, wife of Raymond H. Ellis, age 54 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to the services from Skean Funeral Home, 404 High Street on Friday, September 16 at 10:30 a m. Interment in Christ Lutheran Cemetery, Niantic. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday evening from 7 to 8:30. (Skean) King of Prussia, Pa. on Monday, September 12, 1966.

Walter husband of Edith (Shoffner) Kook age 58 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the services from Russell Funeral Home, 925 Fayette Conshohocken. Pa. on Thursday, September 15, at 11 a m. Interment in Guiph Christian Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday 7-9 p.m.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Building Fund of Gulph Christian Church (Russell) Monday, September 12, 1966, Salvatore, husband of Theresa (D'Angelo) Segnere, age 74 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to the services from Flelschmann Warker Funeral Home, 724 High Street on Thursday, September 15 at 9 a.m. Solemn High Requiem Mass will be celebrated in St. Gabriel's Catholic Church, Stowe, at 10 a.m. Interment in Holy Trinity Catholic Cemetery, Stowe.

Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday evening from 7 to 9. Rosary services at 7:30 p.m. (Flelschmann Warker) UMSTEAD on Monday, September 12, 1966 Alphaeus S. Umstead, son of the late Stephen and Clara (Weldner) Umstead, of 510 N. Evans St.

Pottstown, Pa. age 70 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the services from the Wilson Funeral Home, 711 N. Franklin Street, Pottstown, Pa. on Thursday, September 15, 1966 at 2 P.M.

Interment In Pottstown East End Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home on Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 I ock (Wilson) Monday, September 12, 1966, Paul husband of Elizabeth V. (Nlschbach) Wentzel, age 67 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to the services from Flelschmann Warker Funeral Home, 726 High Street on Friday, September 16 at 9 a.m. High Requiem Mass will be celebrated in St.

Gabriel's Catholic Church, Stowe, at 10 a.m. Interment in St. Aloysius New Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday evening from 7 to 9. Rosary services at 8 p.m.

(Flelschmann Warker) Sunday, September 11, 1966, Julius J. Ruff, husband of Eva B. (Peterman) Ruff, age 80 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the services from the Skean Funeral Home, 404 High on Thursday, September 15, 1966 at 11 A.M. Interment in Fernwood Cemetery, Royersford, Pa.

Friends may call at the Funeral Home on Wednesday evening 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. (Skean) Reading on Saturday, September 10, 1966, H. Viola (Favinger) Stout, wife of Ralph M. Stout, age 55 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the services from the Skean Funeral Home, 404 High on Wednesday, September 14, 1966 at 2 P.M.

Interment in Mt. Zion Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday evening 7:00 to 8:30 P.M. Directors 5 For Free Transportation to ANY VIEWING OR FUNERAL At The Houck Funeral Home, Charlotte and Grace Sts. Call Lots 6 EMERGENCY SERVICE For Complete Ground Burial or Mausoleum Entombment, Call HIGHLAND FARMINGTON AVE.

Dial 326-0835 Personals 7 ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals 7 GIRL SCOUT LEADERS are now beinq formed for your girls to earn the roller skating badge. Dial Ringing Rocks, 323-6540. DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS Also Wedding Parties. JANE L. GAUGLER, 323-7946.

BOB i MARTY'SIII It's the swlnglngest. Killer Joe COUPLE WILLING TO BOARD SMALL BABY In our lovely home. Dial 948-4137. CHURCHES, PTA, SCHOOLS Have fun with fund raising. Have a private roller skating party at Ringing Rocks.

323-6540. BUSINESS GUIDE 3S Yergey's Moving-Storage Pianos, refrigerators, all household goods appliances. Commercial 4 residential hauling. 760 Spruce 323-2473 Notice7A I will not be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself. John McCarthy, formerly of St.

Peters. Special! 2 for the price of one! i Rugs-Carpets Shampooed 6x9-S4 49; Cash Carry. Get our low price on wall-to-wall. Binding 8, repairs. Hrs.

1 to 5 pm. FENNEL CARPET SHOP 6th Johnson Sts. Dial 323-9210 BUSINESS GUIDE 26 BALDWIN HANK and Out DIAL 324-3716 Rooms, Also Tile Work JACK BAUER. 948 9681 Professional Services Have Marital Problems? Mullin Investigative Bureau, 515 Swede St Norristown 272 8485 nr lO SE LI quickly ten aDout vour otter, with Want EMPLOYMENT TV-Radio Service SHULTZ RADIO-TV SERV. 1114 High Street 326-4310 ALBRIGHT SCHWOYER TV-Color Specialists UHF VHF antenna installation.

Ph. 323-1384 We Can Do It MR. FIXIT Dial 326-6394. Qualified carpentry, cement finishing, painting and roof repairs. Sewing Machine Repair Service All makes models.

H.R. KEYSER, Sprlog Mount, 287-9112. WE specialiie In cleaning yards, cellars, attics, garages. Trash hauling. 323-8595 or 323-2096.

TYPEWRITER REPAIR SERVIci all makes and models. 323-4057 John Galambar 1078 N. Warren St. WASH MACHINE repair parts of any make washer. PAUL PRIOR, 41 E.

2nd. 324-1373 CARPENTER and cement work, flagstone, walks, etc. Trees removed. Reas. 323-6968 after 5 m.

EXCAVATING BLACKTOP NO JOB TOO SMALL Chas L. Dierolf Co. Wallpaper removed by steam LOW Prices Free Estimates 123-5596 CLEANING CHIMNEYS, fireplaces, heating systems, boilers. Residential, commercial, industrial, by truck mounted, vacuum suction equip. Out of town, call collect 323-7741, PIANO TUNING and REPAIRING Private Piano Instruction.

CHARLES P. ZEIDERS, Ph, 326-6729 CELLARS, Attics, Garages Yards cleaned, also Hauling Mornings, 326-5965, afternoons 469-6306. DRY FOAM CARPET SHAMPOO "right in your home." Carpet reusable in 1 hour. Free estimate. R.

CUBBLER Dial 326-7297 Cesspools Cleaned 18A cesspools Name In cleaning since HAROLD KULP, 948-4593 or If no answer 948-7281. LCOOruULO T.nUj Cleaned JOHN RAY, Pottstown 324-2853 I II. I I. Screen Repairs 18B I SCREEN REPAIRS AH Types i Aluminum or Wood, 323-3178 RALPH'S GLASS SERVICE St. and BRING US your screen troubles.

We repair all types of alum, and wood screens. LAVERNE'S GLASS SHOP, 121 E. 3rd Pottstown. 19 ROSES ARE BLUE, Violets are red Eat where it costs A lot LESS to be At the Merry-Go-Round where the only tips in sight are the second cup of coffee Is the boss shudders every time someone DOES take a free cup of Open until midnite! Rte. 23, Phoenixville.

We'll send up a ST Registered 1010 Haie St. Dial 323-4883 Hospital Beds Wheel Crutches, Walkers Sale or Rent CANNING'S DRUGS 451 High Street Dial 326-1406 Building, remodeling, renovations. 20 yrs. satisfied customers. Free estimates.

Wm. Carnahan, 324-1976. I. H. KEELEY.

ExcavatingTNo job too large. Land clearing. Grading ponds. Concrete service. 326-4132.

GENERAL CONTRACTING We Build Repair Remodel. PIERCE RIPKA, 40 3rd St. 326-6677 or 323-2451. Estimates. ANY AND ALL TYPES OF MASONRY WORK.

Brick, Block, and Tile. Phone 287-7304. CONCRETE WORK-AII types, free estimates, work guaranteed, JAMES STREETT. Ph. 326-2038 Glass I 20 thermopane mirrors, stone patio doors, window-auto glass.

Aluminum Storm Sash and Screen Repairs. Dial 323-5912 LAVERNE'S GLASS SHOP 121 E. Third St. W- Deliver RALPH'S GLASS SERVICE Reynolds and York Sts 323-3171 WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Mirrors Furniture tops. Alum, storm windows and screens repaired.

Windshields and safety glass installed in cars. YOUR BREAKSJ Window plate glass mirrors, glass tops, sliding glass doors, LOF thermopane, glazing, storm sash glass replaced. HUTT'S GLASS CO. Gilbertsvllle. 369 1024.

Moving Storage 25 STORAGE RONALD G. NICHOLS, 324-5124 MOVING STORAGE JAMES N. SHELLY Pianos Refrigerators Hauling Dial 323-4142 NOTICE TO JOB SEEKERS Under the Civil Rights Act of 1964. the employer may not indicate his preference for ALE" or "FEMALE" help. We will continue to publish BOTH "male and "female" classification for those jobs which are peculiarly suited but not restricted to their respective sex Jobs appearing under our Male and Female" classification will be considered as suitable to either sex.

Employers of less than 75 employes are exempt from the requirements of this act this year. Help 32 babysitter needed for 3 children, own trans. needed, day shift, bet. Sassamanville Congo. Dial 754-7596 after 5 p.m.

SECRETARY. An exceptional position for the skilled woman. S325 mo Ph now, Miss Brous, 326-7050, Kogen Emp. 237 High. 'cleaning WOMAN a week, 326-2121 Interviewers for part-time work to conduct public opinion surveys.

Working hours to fit your schedule. Experience or CDllege background helpful. Write Mercury Box D-IO. STENO-SECRETARIES Experienced required for diversified duties in engineering and sales in todays paper development departments. Must be qualified typist and able to take and transcribe dictation including technical and engineering terminology.

Excellent fringe benefits. Air conditioned office. Apply in person or call for appointment, BROOKS INSTRUMENT DIVISION Emerson Electric Co. 407 Vine Hatfield An equal opportunity employer LIKE TO earn your Christmas suit free? Simply have a Bee Line Styling show in your home. Extra bonus for September shows.

Call 323-1557, SALESGIRL Full time. Apply after 11 a.m. BENTZ DRUG STORE 241 High St. WOMEN want a part time lob that Is exciting and glamorous? Show fashions by Jacqueline Kennedy's former dress maker. All designs exclusive.

Not sold in stores. High commission. Your wardrobe free. Car necessary. 323-1557, BOOKKEEPER Payroll, taxes, books of original entry.

Pleasant working conditions. Fine opportunity. Write Mercury Box C-44. RATE Clerk, Tremendous opening for the person who is good with figures, $360 mo. Miss Brous, 326-7050, Kogen Emp, 237 DESK CLERK 3 nights a week, 5 p.m.-ll:30 p.m.

Responsible person over 30 yrs. HOTEL SHULER 138 High Pottstown Help S3 al Friday. Wonderful opening In a pleasant office. All around duties. S2I0 mo.

Miss Brous, 324-7050, Kogen Emp. 237 High. FLOOR WORKER INSPECT FOLD BOX Experience not necessary. Paid vacations and holidays. Day 7 a.m.

to 2:30 p.m. Apply: NATIONAL KNITTING CO. 434 First Royersford NURSES AIDES li WARD CLERKS. Will train. Apply Mrs.

Wolfe, Pottstown Memorial Medical Center, North Division. BOOKKEEPER Experienced desired. Good working conditions. Local, Submit resume to Mercury Box C-42, SECRETARY Recent HS graduate with 1-3 years' experience. Shorthand and typing skills required.

Excellent working Plant located In the Valley Forge Industrial Park. Call Schnlti. ler for appointment. CONTROL DATA CORPORATION VALLEY FORGE OPERATION An Equal Opportunity Employer FOR women for part time and full time kitchen work. Also RELIEF COOK.

Apply Mr. Acker, Pottstown Memorial Medical Center, East WOMEN TO TRAIN FOR LIGHT ASSEMBLY WORK good OPPORTUNITY STEADY WORK GOOD PAY FRINGE BENEFITS Apply CLOVER LAMP CO. First Royersford I MECH DESIGN background combined with design experience will qualify you for S433'mo. In a small hlqh class office offering ideal hours and a months paid vac. Call Miss Francis, 3264300 Snelling Emp.

Agy. First Fed. BIdg. CALL TODAY! SEVERAL good territories open. Customers waiting to see our exciting new Christmas line YOU show them and earn big weekly Income with Avon Call or write Mildred Gensiler, East Greenville, Pa, 6797688 after 7 M.

Help 32 SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Experienced or Inexperienced Day Shift 7 a pm. Exp. for Night Shift 5 10 m. You and vour family will be able to enjoy all the benefits of a second weekly pay check plus paid vaca flon and holidays We have the finest working conditions In the SIRCOM KNITTING CO, 20 Bridge Spring City EXEC. position with local office for a mature gal with sharp skills.

S390 mo. Exc. ben Miss Francis, 326 6300. Snelling Emp. Agy First Fed.

BIdg, WAITRESS Experience not necessary, time or weekends. Appyy Full Collegville Inn PLOTTS BROS. Royersford Dial 941-me 24-NOUR SERVICE EXPERIENCED Sewing Machine Operators wanted to work on children's dresses. Excellent working conditions Full union benefits. Air conditioned plant.

Hrs. 7:30 a.m.-3 p.m. INA-LIN DRESS CO. Walnut York Pottstown -f, for the talented gal. Expanding local co.

Career minded? $324'mo, and benefits. Miss Francis, 326-6300. Snelling Emp. Agy. First Fed.

BIdg, MEET BACK TO SCHOOL Just two evenings a week, average $30. Dial 367-0967. WOMEN: Experienced or Trainees Sewing Machine Operators DAY SHIFT 7 A. M. to 2:30 P.

M. IPald vacation and Ixcailant working conditions and banefits. Applv NATIONAL KIIITTIIIC CO. 436 First Royersford WAITRESS Full Time. Dial 754-600J Hickory Park Restaurant Rtes.

663 4 73 RECEPTIONIST-Do you like to meet people? Have refined sec. skills? this position with a challenge needs you! Future, local Call Miss Francis, 326-6300 Snelling Emp Agy. First Fed. BIdg. SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER CLERK-TYPIST Top positions for people with good skills and 1-2 years experience.

Very pleasant working conditions, good pay and benefits. Permanent work. Good advancement opportunity at fast-growing company. Call Mrs. Houpt 265-4300 NATIONAL LIBERTY LIFE INSURANCE CO.

En Equal Opportunity Employer GENERAL OFFICE Lively pal w'fiqure aptitude and brisk typinq will be trained by a conveniently located company promising swift advancement for ambition Miss Francis, 326-6300. Snelling Emp. Agy First Fed. BIdg. TUPPERWARE has openings for part time.

No Investment, no experience necessary. Earn for your Fall expenses. Dial 324-S700 LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Apply Gudebrod Bros. Silk Co. Stowe KEY career minded gal, active company, benefits good, open.

Miss Kirk, 326-4300. Emp. Agy. First Fed. BIdg.

EXPERIENCED Single Needle Operators and Learners BUTTON HOLE AND BUTTON SEW OPERATORS MERROW MACHINE OPERATORS Air conditioned All union benefits 8 am to 3:30 pm Apply In person SUNSET MFC CO 24 Moser Pottstown RECPT. with person- allty wins you this gem. Plush local office. Int. duties, S21S.

Miss Kirk, 326-6300. Snelling Emp. Agy. First Fed. BIdg.

EXPERIENCED SECRETARY Capable of handling dictation and assuming responsibility working with figures. Permanent position with growing organization. Call for Interview, MISTEE LINGERIE, INC. 320 Franklin Boyertown GEN, alert girl, A-1 CO, public contact varied duties, S215'mo. Miss Kirk, 326 6300.

Snelling Emp Agy, First Fed. BIdg, Spring City Knitting Co, Has Openings For Trainees Exp. Sewing Machine Operators frlntie benefits Apply PERSONNEL DEPT Main Poplar Spring City Dial 948-9400 Also Accepting Applications for Evening Shift Completely plant Trainees and eperienced operators may apply Easily accessible by public transportation SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Day or evening work on sportswear. All operations open. Steady employment, full or part time.

Good waaes, pleasant working conditions, paid vacations and holidays. O'Mara Industries Skippack, Pa, 5846989 Help Wanted-Male 33 SEE OUR AD UNDER BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, "A ONE-MAN BUSINESS 12,000 INVESTMENT." (CAN START PART TIME). MANAGER TRAINEE for shoe sales. Excellent opportunity, Sales experience helpful but not necessary. 50 hr, 5 day week.

Dial 323 9811 SALES Trainee An unparalleled opportunity to get Info an exciting position. S450 mo Miss Sands, 326 7050, Kogen Emp. 237 High, BARBER Full or Parftlme. Dial 324-3465 or apply James Smith, 20 S. Hanover Town.

CARPENTER and cement helper Apply Lyn Drumheller, Eighth Spring Sts. ARTIST-DESIGNER DRAFTSMAN For position in Architectural Design Dept Applicant must combine accurate design and drafting skills with proficiency in color coordination and rendering. Full benefit program and steady employment. Contact Personnel Department, AMERICAN OLEAN TILE 855-1111, tor appointment. SALESMAN Expei'lecne not necessary.

Opportunity to learn all phases of selling with a nationwide company. Salary, commission and car expense. Unlimited advancement potential. For appointment call 279-0345 SALESLADIES Applications being taken for full time employment. Immediate openings.

Apply in person. Rear Balcony, Main Floor ELLIS MILLS 223 High St. EXEC SEC-Mature, dependable, meet the public, career spot, ben. Call Miss Kirk, 326-6300 Snelling Emp. Agy.

First Fed, BIdg, TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS Experienced, over 25, Paid Vacation Holidays Plus Point Incentive Plan APPLY IN PERSON 9 AM to 2 PM Stearly's Motor Freight Steel Plant Road, Conshohocken HELPER or man with sonve experience in pipe sweating and house wiring. Full time. Insurance, paid vacation, permanent position, LINDSAY WATER CONDITIONING FEMALE HELP WANTED ASSEMBLY PACKING Earn extra pay with cellent bonus system. Steady work. No ence necessary.

Company benefits. Randolph Metal Works, Inc. Liiicoln Ava. 4 St. PliMiiiivlllt.

First Class Automobile Painter also AAan To Work In Body Shop No experience necessary. Ideal position for physically handicapped person. Will train. Apply In person Harp's Auto Body Shop 462 Kline Pottstown BARTENDER For local club. Give references.

Write Post Office Box 64, Stowe, Pa. CLERK, An interesting position for the recent high school qrad. $375 mo. Miss Sands, 326-7050, Kogen ROOFERS ROOFERS HELPERS Trainees will be considered, Apply N. PALLADINO BROS.

125 N. York St. YE a OUND steady employment! Apply Arrowhead Golf Course, left on Weavertown Rd. at Amity- DELIVERY MAN PARTTIME 8 am to 1 pm Snow King Frozen Foods Dial 323-5200 for appt..