The Bristol Daily Courier from Bristol, Pennsylvania • Page 24

United World Federalists Speakers Philip S. Weifi, 82 Boad Leviltown. aad Barbara Elaine Vaughan, 10 Quest Road, town. James Festa, 2680 Old Lincoln Trevofe, and Dawn fith, 515 Ave. Trevose.

John Cox, 3866 Mechanicjsville Road, and Anna Ruth Longyeho-, R.R. 1. Box 133, Charles William 105 Prospect Langhome, and Hazel Ann Fray, 45 Tinsel Road, Levittown. Ronald W. Hamilton Barr, 901 Valley Road, Watchung, N.

J. and Georgeann Longsdorf, 549 Penn Newlown. John Peter Nickels, 832 Excelsior Croydon, and Margaret Ann Weber. 600 Princess Croydon. William R.

Foley, R.D, 3, Waynesburg, and Darlene Bowser, 219 Buckley Bristol. Michael Maholick, 65 Nearwood Lane, Levittown, and Barbara Bailey, 82 Nearwood Lane, Levittown. Eugene Sirianni 46 Brookside Road, Erdenheim, and Joyce Arlene Snyder, 78 Kindle Lane. Levittown. Ronald Samuel Durban, 332 Bustleton Feasterville, and Donna Lee Taylor, 749 Overlook Drive, Warminster.

Edward Watts, 143 North State Newtown, and Cecelia Mary Perkins, 143 N. State Newtown. Bruce R. Carter, 166 Highland Langhorne, and Dorothy E. Gmdza McKinley Hulmeville.

Ralph C. Milliron, Wyandotte Road, Fairless Hills, and Elizabeth M. Pampman, 1223 Nottingham Way, Trenton. Nicholas Frank Siano, 1340 Ashby Bristol, and Antolnttte SorichiUI, 202 Jackson Bristol. Donald Warren Codd, 246 W.

Palmer Morrifvllle, and Jean Lauria, 806 Third Bristol. Ronald Albert VanHorn, 1109 Karen Croydon and Dorothy C. Hoffman, 1406 Woodbine Comwdla Heights. Michael Duane Arien, 10 Keystone Lane, Levittown, and Valerie Russell, 723 Lawrence Parkland. Francia James, 79 EkJerber- ry Drive, LeviUown, aad Betty J.

Althouse, 152 Idlewood Road. Levittown. Frank Vincent Genco, 174 Me KinJey Bristol, and Madeline Ann Clcerohia, 335 Lafayette Brirtol. Raymond Henry MarlindeU, 620 Excelsior Croydon, and Anna 1919 Maple Croydon. Frederick Louis DeRatto, 1940 Bonsall Philadelphia, and Barbara Joyce Margo, 89 N.

Rad- diHe Bristol. John George England 111, 627 Trevose, and Helen Loretta Jotautas, 270 Drive, Churchville. Ronald Banker Simerson, 131 Bristol Road, Southamptwi, and Patricia Ann Payne, 5314 Wayne Albert R. Godfrey, 48 Mistletoe Lane, Levittown, and Kathleen E. Bromer, 17 Schenck Trenton, Thomas Antonelli, 1429 Colonial Bristol, and Mary Cordisco, 32 Bristol.

Edward Hanzel, 53 South Academy Gloucester, N. and Ethel Marie Arnold, 3352 Trevo.se Trevose. Patrick Ward, 11 Woodside Levittown, and Judith Mae Brunell, 219 Kenwood Drive, South, Levittown. Thomas Anthony Grant, 48 Leisure Lane, Levittown, and Virginia Bonnie Moritz, 1312 E. Congress Michael Charies Marr, 4340 Pidaski Philadelphia, and Eleanor Anna Wiley, 261 Noith Park Drive, Levittown, Paul Mallory Haberland, 2386 Terrace Milwaukee, Wise, and Natalie Watkins Scull, 124 W.

Maple Ave, Langhorne. Albert Kiraly 69 Heron Road, Holland, and Jeanette Btoiler, 22 Woodland Roid, Feasterville. David C. Burkett. 151 Otter Bristol, md Dorothy S.

Geier, 22 Farell Trenton. James Hoyt Jack.son, 307 Arbor- lea Mwrisville, and Sarah Margaret Martin, 307 Morrisville. James Lamar Gafgen, River Road, MorrisviUe, and Doris June The Bucks County chapters of the United World Federalists met recently at the Langhome Country Club. Attending the affair were (from left) Bernard Glaser, representing Congressman Willard S. Curtin, (R, Bucks-Lehigh), Paul W.

Walter, dent of the United World Federalists; James A. Michener, Democratic candidate for Congress: Charles Melchior, Lower Bucks chairman of the UWF, and John Wood, chairman nominee of the Bucks chapter. (Courier-Times Photo) Play Scheduled At Jefferson Broadway cwnes to the Thomas Jefferson Elemental School. Appletree Drive, Levittown, tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock. At that time 75 fourth, fifth and shrth graders in the Bristol Tmvnship School wli open their spring fair.

Theme of the fair is Salute to The program, to be held in the school's all-purpose room, will feature tunes from such Broadway Shows as King And Me and Fair Mrs. Esther Rickies and 5irs. Barbara Carlson, teachers in Jefferson, are directing the show. Admission is free and the pub- Uc is invited, Mrs. Rickies point- I led out.

DESIGN CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Two members of the Massachu- setU Institute of Technology architecture department faculty have designfKl an The building, made of pre fabricated fiberglass on plywood panels, can be adapted to any need, expanded, converted, even taken apart and reassembled at a new location. The flexible structure is put together by bolting the panels to four- arnied columns, called 3 ROOMS OF Fine Qualitv New FURNITURE S2 Weeklv party to take over 3 ROOMS ot flaa all brand new fumitare. Not repossessed. Consists of: 7-PC, BEDROOM: Dresser Mirror, chest, doable bed.

2 lamps pillows. Also CONVERTIBLE LIVING ROOM: Sofa bed, cbair, 3 tablM, 2 lamps. Pius 5-Pc. DINETTE and rebuilt TELEVISION. ALL HOOMS Phona Collect Daily For Additional Information EX 4-3029 Can Be Seen Daily Sat.

30 Eve. by Appt. FURNITURE WAREHOUSE 614 So. Warren Trenton Ask For Mr. Nice Legion Will Attend Service Willow- (irove The Morell Smith Post 440 of Newtown and its auxiliary members will attend the 11 a.m.

worship service in the Newtown Presbyterian Church in a body on Sunday. The group will form at the church at 10:45 a.m. The Rev. Dr. John E.

Mertz, minis- Neumann, 428 Woixliand MorrisviUe. William J. Brackman, 6251 Lawrence Philadelphia, and Carolo Spaeth, 825 E. Maple. Drive, Southampton, Joe Chatman Munford, 2665 Kay Trevose, and Edna Marie Cole.s, 2665 Kay Trevose.

Hoffman, 216 Cox Morrisville. Francis Geraci Jr. Sandy Run Road, Yardley, and l.AHiise R. CLIP USE I SHOPPING LIST I I SHOP OUR POOD ADS and SAVE I PUIIISHID lY THE COUiHI-TIMII EACH WIIK Cannml Ooodi mn FRUITS MEATS POULTRY SOUPS VIOITABLIS Drt0d Foods MEATS SOUPS VEOETABISS CATSUR HORSE RADISH MAYONNAISE MUSTARD OIL OLIVES PEPPER PICKLES RELISH SALAD DRESSING SALT SPICES VINEOAR MEATS PISS POULTRY SOUPS VSOETABLES Poodt BISCUITS COOKIES ROLLS Gaby Pood CEREAL FRUITS meats a VSOETABLES Dairy Poods BUTTER COTTAOE CHEESE CREAM EGGS milk MARGARINE WHIPPED CREAM Frozen Foods CAKES DINNERS FISH fruits ICE CREAM JUICES Baking Naads BAKING POWDER BAKING SODA CHOCOLATI COLORING COCOANUT FLOUR MIXES SHORTENING SUGAR Miscallanaous CANDY CEREALS DESSERTS EVAFORATED MILK GELATIN HONEY JELLY MACARONI NOODLES NUTS PEANUT BUTTER PET FOODS POPCORN PUDDING RICE SPAGHETTI Bavarages COCOA COFFEE DRY MILK FRUIT JUICES SOFT DRINKS TEA VEGETABLE JUICES Pr. Vagtfablas ASPARAGUS ans BEITS CABBAGE CARROTS CELERY CORN EGO PLANT LETTUCE FiAS POTATOES RADISHES TOMATOES Frtfh PrulH BANANAS CANTALOUPES dates figs a GRAPEFRUIT a GRAPES LEMONS ORANGES APPLES PEACHES pears PINEAPPLE PLUMS STRAWBERRIES TANGERINES WATERMELONS Houtahold O'dt ALUMINUM FOIL AMMONIA BLEACH bluing CLEANSERS DETERGENTS FACIAL TISSUE FLOOR WAX INSECT SPRAY MATCHES NAPKINS PAPER TOWELS PICNIC SUPPLIES POT CLEANSERS STARCH TOILET TISSUE WAX PAPER Drugs Sundries BEAUTY AIDS CIGARETTES DEODORANTS DRUGS HAIR TONICS HAIR SITS RAZOR BUDIS SHAVING CREAM SHAMPOOS TOOTH PASTE Baked Ooodt BREAD BREAD CRUMBS CAKES COOKIES CRACKERS PIES ROLLS STUFFIN' UJ Meat Poultry bacon BEEF ROAST BEEF STEAKS COLD CUTS ham CHICKEN HAMBURGERS UMt CHOPS LAMB ROAST PORK CHOPS PORK ROAST TURKEY VIAL ROAST VIAL STEAKS WIENERS Sea Foods For QUALITY And SATISPAaiON Punhain These NATIONAL BRAND ITtMS Abbotts Dairies Franklin Sugar Set Mist Window Anacin Ajax Amistrong Floor Polish Ico Cream Breyeris Ice Cream Confideti Sanitary Napkins Colgate Toothpaste Chase Sanborn Coffee Canada Dry Beverages I Gerber Baby Foods Hunt Club Burgarbitt Hains Soup LaRosa Egg Noodlts Maggio Cheese Maxwell House Coffee Pcpperidge Farm Braad Pilisbury Cake Mixts Palmolive Soap Cleaner Stabrook Farms Frozen Food Spiffy Fruit Concentrate Snow Crop Sunbeam Bread Thrivettas Dog Food Weiiand Bacon Franks Wilbert Oven Cleaner Zud ter, will preach the sermon.

As is customary approximately 500 flags will be placed on veterans graves in 19 cemeteries in Newtown and vicinity by Mr. and Mrs. Howard 0. Tomlinson. Tomlinson is service officer of the Post.

Advances Two Two area Navy men have been advanced in rating at Willow Grove Naval Air Station, Joseph A. Benco, aviation mate jct mechanic third class, has lieen advancfxl in rating to aviation machinist's mate jet mechanic second class. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.

Benco Sr. of 219 Waltham Road, Fairless Hills. Joseph E. Miller, aviation storekeeper second class, USNR, has been advanced in rating to aviation storekeeper first class, USNR. Miller lives at 7 Oak Turn Oak Tree Hollow, VOLTI FUEL OIL OIL BURNER SERVICE ASK FOR MR.

RITTING ST 8-2ia3-ST 8-2183 '1''' Granulated XTRA OUR BAG IS NOT A WORK OF ART You don't pay an axtra cant for fancy packaging when you buy Franklin Sugar. The Franklin Sugar bag has jobs to perform: (1) Provide a ckan, sanitary container; (2) Save you money. As for the sugar another story. FranUiOf sugar refining is truly orL.