The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 21

Chit cliat about our neighbors CHERYL JENDZURSKI.j MRS. DOROTHY SCHELL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Main street, Bally, attended the Jendzurski, Lansdale, spent! 50th anniversary reunion for the several days as the guest of 56th Pioneer Infantry of the Donna Sadorf, daughter of Mr. American Expeditionary Forces and Mrs.

George Sadorf, Sum- association of World War Friday, August 23, 1968 -The Pottstown Mercury 21 neytown. MRS. ALMA BERGEY, Sum- dria, Va. (icorjie Mason hotel, Alexan- neytown, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Wetherall and family, Clarks Summit.

S. DONALD ABENDSCHOEN and Mrs. Joseph Lo- She also spent a week with her daughter LaRue Knauss, Arlington, Va, MR. AND MRS. RICHARD SIMMONS and children Pat, Bianco, York, were weekend Gary, Kathy and Karen, Bally, guests of Mr.

and Mrs. George recently returned from a trip to L. Sturges neytown. and family, Sum- Kitchener, and Ontario, Can While there, they visited Mr. MRS.

LARRY FREY and son, and Mrs. Howard Weber, par Darryl, York, are spending the ents of Mrs. Simmon. Several Touch of the wild Fall's fashionable savages tuck bias cut shirts of polyesters and cotton into chain belted leather pants. This double pocket shirt is done in white, pink, blue and yellow.

The colorful Apache headband adds dash to the costume, suitable for deep country hikes or campus wear. week with Mr. and Mrs. George Sturges and family, Sumneytown. Mrs.

Sturges and Mrs. Frey are sisters. MR. AND MRS. FRANK FREDERICK and daughter, Sheilah, Sumheytown; Donna Weldner, Pennsburg RD, and Mr.

and Mrs. Russell W. and sons, Todd, Tal and Troy, Green Lane, spent several days in Wildwood N.J. MR. AND MRS.

JAMES BOYD, West Point, visited Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Reinford and family, Sumneytown. SUSAN AND MICHAEL GRUBB, children of Mr. and Mrs.

John Grubb, Barto RD, spent several days with their grandmother, Mrs. Laura Wardle, Sumneytown. MR. AND MRS. JOHN II Montreal, Canada, spent 10 days with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Russell Brode, Sumneytown, and Mrs. Forrest Henry, Red Hill. BARBARA ANN MILLER, 350 Walnut street, was flower girl in the Saturday wedding of Pamela Fine, 253 Lee avenue, and Michael C.

Rowland, 282 Glendale avenue. The ceremony took place in St. Aloysius Roman Catholic church. MR. AND MRS.H.

LINWOOD HARTENSTINE and son, Ted, spent 10 days in Miami Beach Fla. They traveled by jet. MRS. LESLIE GEER JR. and children, Leslie 3d and Gail East Seventh avenue, Trappe returned from Madlyne, Conn where they spent a week with Mr.

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Geer. They also spent a day at the Hamburg fair where they saw a horse days were also spent at Stoney Lake. MR.

AND MRS. DANIEL YATES and children Mary and Billy. Richmond, have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. James Boswell, Black Willows farm Evansburg.

LINDA SMITH, Evansburg road, Evansburg, and her sister. Mrs. William Miller, Dover, accompanied the Young group of First Baptist church, Dover on a trip through the Sky Line drive, Virginia. MR. AND MRS.

THOMAS BOOTH, Heiser road, Evansburg. recently returned from Oconomowoc, where they isited their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilke rson and children. MR.

AND MRS. PAUL K. LANDES and daughter, Beverly, Mill road, Evensburg, and Ginger Keen, Harleysville, spent a week at Rehoboth Beach, Del. Their other daughter, Bertha and Sandy Erb, Evansburg, visited with them for several days while they were there. MARY ANN KINN, Bloonis- burg, spent two weeks visiting her uncle and aunt and cousins, Mr.

and Mrs, Warren Kinn and Barry and David, Wayland road, Evansburg. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kinn parents of Mary Ann, spent the weekend with the Kinns. MR.

AND MRS. A II DAUGHERTY, Heiser road, Evansburg, spent a week visiting relatives in Michigan. MR. AND MRS. LEONARD STEVENS and family, Heiser road, Evansburg, spent several days visiting in Altoona.

RALPH LANDES, Smyrna, show, oxen pull, art exhibits and spent several days with his GET YOUR SCHOOL WARDROBE NOW ill Pancakes and pears nice for brunch An unusual dish for break-jtein. Calories may be trimmed, milk. Mix in cottage cheese and fast or brunch is cottage cheese sacrificing flavor, by fold in egg whites. Heat a table- pancakes with bartlett pears, partially creamed or low spoon of butter or drippings on flower show SUZANNE SPAID, of Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Spaid, Oak road, Trappe, turned from a week of church I WALLACE, Mark, Jimmy, Billy, brother and family Mr. and Mrs. daughter1 Paul K. Landes, Beverly and E. Bertha, Evansburg.

MR. AND MRS. ROBERTre- The pancakes must be served calorie cottage cheese. I griddle. Spoon about one half camp at Fernbrook, Pottstown RD 1.

Her older sister, Raelene Spaid is spending this week at Camp Mcnchmills, Alburtis RD. DEBBIE HOFFMAN, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs Diane and Trisha, Bonnie Brook avenue, Trappe, returned from 12 day camping trip to Mont Photo by ric Knr Studio married The marriage of Janet Lee Wioncek and Gilbert C. Kornoski Jr. was solemnized at a nuptial Mass in St.

Aloysius Roman Catholic church with the Rev. James V. McDonald, assistant rector, officiating. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Dalaney, 30 Spring-Ford road, Royersford. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Korr.oski, 831 North Adams street. The newly married couple is residing in South Pottstown.

Moyer-Weller minion staged Cellar and 211 HIGH ST. These pancakes may be cuP hatter onto griddle for Hoffman. Mayhall road, Evans- served with other fruit, but pancake. Bake slowly, turningjburg, spent the Summer as a like a souffle, they fall if you barlett pears, sprinkled with only once, let them stand. They are still lemon juice and brown Meanwhile, pare, halve, core good tasting, though, even when are recommended.

and slice pears. Toss gently Crisp bacon, Canadian bacon, with lemon juice and brown su- The pancakes are high in pro-jfrizzied ham or little sausages When pancakes are ready, make a nice accompaniment, arrange them on platter or individual plates and top with su- COTTAiiE CHEESE PANCAKE I gared pears. Makes three or immediately from the griddle. They are puffy and light and, flat. real, Canada.

They followed the St. Lawrence river to Gaspe Kenneth peninsula. MR. AND MRS. CLOPTON KN1BB and daughter, Rich- craft teacher at the Silver mond, Va.

were overnight Fronheiser bungalow, Bechtelsville, was setting for the annual Moyer-Weller reunion. The 34 persons attending included the children of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton 11. Moyer and theln late Mrs.

Alice Weller and their families. Games were played during the afternoon, following a picnic dinner. Win money, with news. Dial JUST ARRIVED AT THE i SPECIAL LAMPS Lamps from your vases, figurines, jugs, tic. Old oil lamps electrified, parchment and glass i had os, custom decorating.

THE BETTERLEYS LAMP SPECIALISTS 815 Queen St. 326-3M2 a Christian Conference camp! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joel association, Lake N. Y.

Francis and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Huffman and Hill Top lane, Collegeville. their younger daughter, Pain Miss fiance, Roger; ela, recently visited at the! Knisely, Bethlehem, and his camp. Debbie will enter Tyler parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard 3 eggs cup flour i teaspoon salt cup milk 1 cup cream style cottage cheese 1 or 2 tablespoons butter bacon or ham drippings four servings. or; Wall easy to suds coverings The trend in home is building toward washable walls, both inside and out. Even vinyl and plastic wallpapers are ap- 2 large or 3 medium size fresh and decoration bartlett pears 2 tablespoons lemon juice 2 tablespoons brown sugar Separate egg whites from Ipearing with new tough finishes yolks. Beat egg whites until developed for thorough soap or stiff but not dry.

With same detergent scrubbings. And the beater, in another bowl, beat newest wood paneling is just as egg yolks until thick and lemon easy to suds clean colored; beat in flour, salt and of Art, Temple university, Philadelphia, Sept. 5. 109 HIGH ST. Weekend Special! CHOCOLATE COATED BUTTER CREAMS VANILLA CHOCOLATE RUM Knisely, New Philadelphia, Ohio, were weekend guests of Miss Francis and her parents.

PRECIOUS FUR STORAGE CALL 376-3837 FOR FREE PICK-UP SHOE BOX 1 22 S. St. Pottstown 323-2578 Loafers and Loafer Bools 20 different styles in all wanted colors. REASONABLY PRICED! iii $7 to $10 ii no Knee-Hi T-R-E-T-C-H Style Boots In Albaster, black, brown and white. RT.

61, LEESPORT HOURS: Monday Thru Saturday 8 P. M. to 5 P.M. Open Evenings Monday Thru Friday 7 to 9 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS JULY and AUGUST 8 $10 TWO OF THEIR BRIDES of the WEEK Mus Carol Latshaw Is the daughter ot Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley C. Latshaw, Box 372, Sechtelsville. The lucky groom is Mr. Wade D.

Peacock, son ot Mr. Marvin Peacock, Farmhand, Indiana. The wedding to take place at MO p.m., Aug. in Christ Lutheran Church, Niantic. Mm choice ot china and crystal I.

i nox USGAGtMUST- By Foiluria MWss Claudia Stashak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stashak, Box RD Gilberlsville, Pa The lucky groom is Mr. John Fulmer, son ot Mr Mrs. Hebert Fulmer, Pettstown iO cl The wedding is to take piece at 2 pm, Aug.

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