The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 55

SURCON INC. Zieglerville, Pa. Manufacturers of Freen Kleen Products Reprinted I rom ite Pollstotrn Mereuiif I riday, August 2U. Area Firm Aids Crisis In Mississippi President of Surcon Norman B. Larsen holds ancient pistol being treated Surcon among of other artifacts being restored by the firm.

The products of an area chemical company will be instrumental in restoring tele- otone service to hurricane devastated areas of Mississippi. Surcon, lit. 29 Zicgler- ville, shipped several hundred gallons of a moisture displacing material to the Southern Bel! Telephone Company Thursday, according to Norman Larsen. chairman of the board. The material, part of the firm's Kleen line, will be used to dry out telephone lines and other equipment damaged by the torrential rains of Hurricane Camille.

Larsen said he expccts thai Southern Bell will order more of the material, forcing the company to go into overtime production. Southern Bell contacted Sur- distributors in south after the storm and arranged for shipment. An emergency batch was sent by air freight, and the bulk will be sent by truck. The firm is also involved in production of materials that Norman Larsen, President and Chief Chemist, examines a group of artifacts at his bench Surcon, Inc. has complete laboratory facilities for quality control, analysis and research.

CANNON FROM SPANISH GALLEON Pictured above is a coral encrusted cannon recovered the Florida Keys. It is from the Spanish San Jose, lo in RESTORED WITH hurricane in 1733. Exposed to the corroding effects salt water for over 225 years, it has been completely cleaned re toi ed and preserved using Freen Kleen expertise the same expertise that has developed the full line of Freen Kieen anti corrosive chemicals for use in home, car and industry. Saturday, November 15, 1969 POTTSTOWN ON PARADE PAGE 33-A.