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Poulan Mower Sold at Costco?
Anyone have any experience with the Poulan Pro currently being sold at Costco for $329? On paper it looks impressive but I can't find much if anything about Poulan mowers anywhere.
It is a 3in1 design (mulch,bag,chute) rear wheel drive, 6.5hp Honda engine. It also has the variable speed self-propelled feature similar to that seen on Craftsman mowers and others.
It seems impressive but without reading some opinions I'm skeptical. I am tempted to just go with the Toro Recycler with Personal Pace for $40 more as it seems to have great reviews here and elsewhere.
Ah ha...Similar features to that seen on Craftsman. You found your answer. You should be proud of yourself. And you should be skeptical...and for good reason.
Poulan Pro is one of those companies sucked up by Electrolux Corp (yes the vacuum company, that is why I said sucked up). Electrolux owns everything else under the sun not related to outdoor mowers.
Electrolux owns Poulan, McCulloch, AYP, Craftsman, Weedeater, Poulan Pro, and Husqvarna. If you go to Sears, you will see how they made the Husqvarna and Craftsman brands identical. Bottom line, they are all one in the same. Yes, lets throw a Honda engine on it so the consumer thinks it is an high end sexy mower. Big deal.
If I was you, I would go with the Toro and stay very clear of the other stuff despite the lure of the Costco discounts.
The extra $40 is well worth it.
My local Costco has sold out of this mower but will be getting some more in a week or so.I like the sound of the Honda 6.5 mtr and was wondering if anyone has any info on thr rest of the mower, specifically does it have 1 lever for adjusting height like some of the Craftsman/Husqvarna models or will does it have 4 like the present Poulan models.Neither Poulan or Costco have this model on their websites at the moment but it seems that they are a hot seller at Costco at the moment.
MTD owns only the following: Troy-bilt, YardMan, Cub Cadet, Bolens, White Outdoor, Yard Machines & MTD Pro.
AYP, EHP, Husqvarna Outdoor Products does indeed brand it's good as Weedeater, Poulon & Poulon Pro & makes the lion's share of Craftsman Spring/Summer wheeled goods.
Briggs & Stratton recently bought Murray, Snapper/Simplicity and brands their Snappers John Deer to be sold into Lowes.
That's it and that's all.
Just short of the universe.
If you are planning to buy a cheapo mower, all other things being equal, buy a cheapo mower with a Honda engine. Since it is a cheapo mower, it will have a low quality deck, inferior wheel adjusters, and probably a pretty marginal drive system if you buy a self propelled. But at least it will start every time, and you won't have to add oil between oil changes, and it won't be surging one day and running differently the next.
I bought a $200 push mower from Costco with the GCV160 Honda motor (5.5 hp). The mower is adequate. It bags very well, mulches fair, and side discharges not at all. I love the motor. I can buy blades and air filters at my local Wal-Mart.
I don't think I would take a chance on an off-brand self-propelled mower. Toro, Honda, maybe Snapper and Ariens. When the self propelled drive mechanism on a cheap motor fails you can tear the whole thing out and push the mower, but it's heavier.

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Monmouth University's affiliation with the Grammy Museum was featured in the Star-Ledger/NJ.com on October 10.
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Monmouth University's affiliation with the Grammy Museum was featured in the Asbury Park Press on October 9.
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A launch event and celebration will be held on October 10 at 2:30 p.m. in Lauren K. Woods Theatre
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The Center for the Arts Springsteen Symposium was featured in the New York Post on September 23.
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Monmouth University's Urban Coast Institute Director Tony MacDonald was featured in the Asbury Park Press on September 10.
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Surprise! Employer Mandate Delayed Until After 2014 Midterms
First Democrats wrote Obamacare to make sure that the painful parts would start after the 2012 election, now Team Obama looks to make sure that the employer mandate kicks in after the midterms. Kudos to The Hill for pointing this out in their headline.
The ObamaCare employer mandate requiring businesses to provide their workers with health insurance will be delayed by a year, the administration said Tuesday in a stunning announcement.
Delaying the requirement until 2015 is an enormous victory for businesses that had lobbied against the healthcare law.
It also means that one of healthcare reform's central requirements will be implemented after the 2014 midterm elections, when the GOP is likely to use the Affordable Care Act as a vehicle to attack vulnerable Democrats.
In a White House blog post, senior adviser Valerie Jarrett wrote that the administration believed it needed to give employers "more time to comply with the new rules."
As some Tweeters have pointed out, what about the delay for individuals? Consider, the Supreme Court just offered their ruling on DOMA, which noted that everyone should be treated equally under federal law in striking down part of DOMA. Does this not seem like inequality? Others note that, as Obama put it, it's the law
@ByronYork Imperial Presidents do what they want.
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"This allows employers the time to test the new reporting systems and make any necessary adaptations to their health benefits while staying the course toward making health coverage more affordable and accessible for their workers," Jarrett wrote Tuesday evening.
Jarrett also wrote that the delay would help in "cutting red tape and simplifying the reporting process."
HHS and other federal government agencies under Obama's rule have failed time and time again to meet their deadlines, plus they keep adding thousands and thousands of pages of regulation to what was already a 2,000 page bill.
What this also means is that the deep pocketed businesses will have to wait an extra year before they can file lawsuits. Remember, what the SCOTUS ruling meant (thanks, John Roberts) was that individuals/enities had to have standing to file a suit, whereby they have actually been hit with the effects of Obamacare. It's easier for big companies to file and maintain suits than individuals.
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kitchen 10' ceiling height with soffit/ tray
I'm hoping someone can help me! My kitchen has a ceiling height of ten feet. THere will be ducts running above cabinets for HVAC that are 10x16". (bringing ceiling down to 9'). I cant really afford to do stacked cabinets. What should I do with the space between the top of the cabinets and the soffit? build it up 12" with moulding?? Should I do a tray ceiling? Kitchen size is 19x17
Can you bring the whole kitchen ceiling down to 9 ft and not have a soffet. You'd still have 12" of crown but your kitchen seems big enough that it could handle it. The pic I posted is 42" cabinets, 9 ft ceilings & 12" of crown. (Not my kitchen). There was a recent thread with multiple pics of 12" of crown with 42" cabinets & 9 ft. ceilings. I have 9 ft. ceilings but my cabinets are 45" so only about 8" of crown but my kitchen is not as large as yours.
Thanks so muchfor your responses. Romy if I bring cabinets to 9' with moulding should I do a tray in the center to maximize 10' ceiling height (with cove lighting?)
Hopefully some people with more experience will chime in. I'm not sure how it will look to have 42" cabinets, 12" of crown molding with a soffet above & then a trayed ceiling. I was wondering if you could bring the whole kitchen ceiling down to the level of the bottom of the soffet (9 ft) so that you don't have a soffet.
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I've heard of molds you place around young squash/pumkins that they grow into, forming faces etc.. has anyone heard of this, if so where can i find them?
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You need to do a search for Vegi-forms and I think you will find the faces. You can also see some interesting casts at this site:


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Thought City bossed the game, and deserved a win. I thought the scoreline flattered United.
LOL, 2 comments on this article and Ian darke said there were 650 million watching around the world
United were just terrible. It starts with Ferguson, wrong tactics, wrong players selected… and the team itself, they had no ideas / creativity, and even worse they had no fight left in them. The biggest league game of their careers and they laid a big fat egg. This team needs to be blown up, it has needed that for a few years yet they have chugged on and managed to just get by. Well that's not going to work any more, they need a complete roster overhaul with major money spent on 4-6 new signings. Or maybe it's time for SAF to retire….
Maybe that's because not many people in the US watched it. It did come on in the middle of a work day. Not that it would have made any difference in my opinion.
I wonder whether this will put pressure on the owners. One constant right now is that American owners, who are mostly about profit, are under scrutiny. I'm thinking that they hope for the financial fair play rules in Europe to make their business model the norm. Really, how can the Spanish giants or City or Chelsea make their revenue match their salaries? On United, I just don't see them spending "major money . . . on 4-6 new signings," no matter what the team needs or the fans want. Who knows, if City and Chelsea are disqualified from the Champion's League, then Wenger will look like a genius, and Newcastle and Spurs will go with MU and Everton.
…calm down…
SAF knows wut he's doin'
Looked like city was playing for a tie, and when u do that u end up losing …
Off topic question, is it just my impression or this Site is getting really slow. I mean, I remember last year or so, the site would add news constantly, unlike now. The live questions chat is almost non-existent.
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Meant man u playing for the tie / its too early to post!
I think the site has done a fair job of adding news. Instead of adding articles soon as news breaks they tend to bunch multiple news stories together with links to the main article which is what a blog is really supposed to do. Also on slow news days I think the site has done a good job of not putting out junk news that nobody cares about to just push across content (unlike ESPN).
Did anyone else get the feeling that as soon as they announced de Jong was entering that the game was about to get real chippy. I think that is what sir Alex took offense to on the Welbeck challenge.
Al Ferguson has made a career of refereeing games with the 4th official…it's rich to hear him complain about Mancini doing it.
agreed. I think the site has actually improved in the last year with more contributors, a nice range of highlights, running commentary, news bunches, and the occasional team/player feature.
I also like the fact that it doesn't just rehash inane Soccernet/Sky Sports crap like "Fabregas warns Madrid" et al.
Only SAF is allowed to do that, why do you think he's been so dominate?
I really can't believe in a game this big they played for the draw, and Park started. There is no way you take Valencia out and play Park who's probably played 10 games at best all season. I don't understand the tactics, they really should have tried to have some kind of offense. Doesn't make sense…
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How to remove pencil marks?
I just got a quilt back from my hand quilter and she put the pencil marks on WAY to dark. I have tried washing the quilt but not all came out. Any suggestions?
First, let your quilter know so maybe it won't happen again to someone else! (Been there, done that.) No matter how much discussion you have with hired quilters, these things are often not anticipated. A friend of mine got her handquilted Baltimore Album Quilt returned from a professional with a whole set of incorrect pencil lines still showing. I will ask her what she used to remove them.
Meanwhile, find out exactly what your quilter has used, so you can get that, and test any removal products before using them on your quilt.
You can get an eraser pen that is refillable with white eraser sticks. It's a clickable pen that is easy to hold while you stabilize the fabric with your other hand.
There are other products I have not tried yet. There is a product by Quilters Rule; I found a review of it here:
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And I found this tip online, but have not tried it yet: To remove PENCIL lines from fabric, apply the following mixture with a soft toothbrush: 3 ounces of water, 1 ounce of rubbing alcohol, 2-3 drops dishwashing detergent. Another solution to remove PENCIL marks is to use diluted Windex applied with a soft toothbrush.
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My friend tells me: I did nothing as I did not want to wash the entire quilt. They have faded. I used a Cindy Oravaz pencil and she recommended Marking-Pencil Removal which at that time she had in her booth. It comes in a spray bottle. It is made by QuilterÂs Rule IntÂl...
Please do let us know if something works for you?
Thank you everyone.
My quilter is a personal friend of mine. She quilts for me for free.......... She is old and lives without electricity; I'm sure she needs the lines darker to see them. She said to me og they will wash right out. I think I knew they wouldn't, I used Nature bright from Shaklee and Shout; neither worked. But that said I have decided to give my father the quilt as is. The lines are much lighter then before the washing and I think over time they will wash out. The next quilt I give her I will mark myself and that way I will not be unhappy.
So the next question I will post is: How do you mark your quilt for hand quilting?
Sounds like you are lucky to have her quilt for you!
If you mark it yourself, she might darken it to be able to see. Maybe a fine-point blue washable marker will be better if the fabric is light, or a white washable marker for dark fabric.


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The attempt to build better labor-man- agement relations is a long, slow process but we hope to make a real conlnbution- "Sometiines I think that more progress is made by making haste alowly than by trying to do "Some- thing TRUMAN HAILS BRAZIL 'FRIENDS1 Says U. S. Won't Forget Co-operation During War; Economic Aid Visioned By UtNEST B. VACCARO RIO DK JANEIRO, Sept. 5 President Truman told an applaud- iar Bnngfllap today that the of; the United States are -not'a; people who forget their friends "when those friends are in need." After referring to Brazil's aid "in World War H by providing air bases and supplies of strategic materials. Mr. Truman departed from.his.pre- pared address, declaring: am here to say that we are not a people who forget our friends when those friends are in need." Mr. Truman also said that "Brazil and the United States. must continue to cooperate with theh- sister nations of the West- ern hemisphere in the develop- meat of a strong and concerted force for the good of mankind." He declared that "the United States is resolved to support the United Nations with all the re- sources at our command." Some Brazilians said they i thought, the president's Interpola- i tion strongly implied a pledge of' economic aid to Brazil. Members of Mr_ Truman's party, however, cautioned correspondents against Interpreting the statement in any specific terms. These sources suggested that the interpolation should be viewed against Secretary of State Mar- shall's address to the Inter-Ameri- can conference. and" Truman's own j ran speech at the closing session of that bodyu in which It was explained that- the needs of Europe were relatively more urgent than those of the Western hemisphere. Truman's reference to United States" support of the "United Na- j tions was heavily applauded. The President, making hie second speech on Brazilian soil since arrived to close the Qwitandiaha Inter AmericaK conference, described Brazilian- American relationship as one of "lifelong friendship." Brazil and the United States, he (Coatiaaea1 om Page fire) Staff Photo Robinson, Spring City RD 1, b here by cereo age children, who are oolj part of her brMd II. FTOBL left they David and Dennta. romr-month-ald twins'-tir- their am; aad Jmaet, twtmm Mated the arms the chair. Thunderstorm Soaks Pottsfown Area for Second Straight Day Two Jieayy rainstdnns again Pbttstowns off-to-work hours yesterday for the second day in succession. _. At 6 a. m.. a hard shower accom- paniedT by thunder rolls and light- ning soaked the borough and paved the way for a second storm at about j she still has to. take This Afo Rest When Children Goto School While most" mothers heaved relief when school opened and they were able to send. their children off to classes, Mrs. James Robinson, Spring City RD 1. paus- ed, took a. deep breath, 'and plung- ed back into her work- After a long Summer, she got four of her children readv for The latter one spilled rain in volume for nearly a half hour and brought along with It a gray over- cast which shaded residents throughout the entire day. Both storms accounted for of precipitation. In a 24-honr from 8 a. m. Thnrsday to 8 a. m. yesterday, over .8 of an inch was recorded. A few drops fell Intermittently through the day, but was only etioogh to wet sidewalks and require Friday shoppers to carry their umbrellas. Although humidity percentage high, the absence of the sun's rays held down the mercury to a high of 75 degrees which permitted more comfort than the weatherman had predicted. Both storms' in the morning failed to alter mercury readings which hovered around the 70 mark. The -weather outlook for the i weekend could be classified as and there are no signs that' Summer Is giving in to the approach of Fall- Today is to be care of seven at home. It is be- lieved that the Robinsons have the greatest 'number of under-school age children at home in this area. Mrs. Robinson, who read of Mrs.. Georfe Mace, 440 King street, has eight children in school, felt; that they had something in common. But, in a -IHtte" different way. problems are similar on Sunday morning, however. "You should see us scurry around on Sunday Mrs. Robin- son said. "All 13 of us attend Beth- el Methodist Sunday school where we are on our second year of.per- fect attendance." Mrs. Robinson's children at home are Doris, 5; Janet and Joan, twins, 4; Robert, 2; Diane, and'David i and Dennis, twins, 4 months. Site in Ninth Ward Is Acquired for Stowe Grade School A tract of land for the erection of a "Stowe" grade school has been acquired in the Ninth ward, Ralph P. Holloway, sec- retary of the Pottstown school board, announced yesterday. The announcement followed a Mercury editorial yester- day, The announcement followed a Mercurr editorial vesterdav citing bunding, HoUow.y the need for grade school build- am" ing in that area. until building Hollo way said a down pay- _ 1 T7 Sets I now must travel by bus to Walnat street, west Berks street, had been made and that a Nwristown trust company BOW was searching the title, The land was purchased from Ralph F. SchUchter. 869 North Charlotte street, and the school board is paying for the tract out of current receipts. The title is being searched to Insure full and outright ownership by the school district, Holloway went on. No plans have been drawn for more centrally located in the bor- The Ninth ward tract is the sec- ond piece of property actjuired by the school board for the construc- tion of grade schools. The first site is a complete block located In the north end of the borough- It is bounded by Franklin and W.ash- ingcon streets and Grace and ral streets. A grade school building there will serve residents of the north end. Roberts Put on Demo Slate At Local Party Caucus Democrats representing both the county and met last night at the Ringing Rocks home of Dr. J. Elmer Por- ter, to smoke the pipe of peace at a party pow-wow and join conflicting forces for the forthcoming primary elections. Specifically, one new name came out of the tha't of Attorney Victor J. Roberts, who win be the third Democratic candidate for Pottstown school director. According to C. Roy Bosh, president of borowgh eownciU Roberts was away on his honey- moon and Taxation when the Jaly 21 deadline for boromgh of- come around, and at that time, only two candidates were aonooDced. Since his candidacy has been, announced late it will necessary for name to be written in on ballots next Tuesday. About io men and women Conver Is Selected Chief Patriarch of IOOF Encampment Excelsior Encampment 85, IOOF. held its semi-annual election of of- ficers at its meeting last night in Support of Hospital's Improvement Plan Voted by Clubmen Forty delegates of the Pottstown Clubmen's association last night voted financial support of Memo- rial hospital's building and refur- David Conver was elected chief J niching program after a tour of natriarch, succeeding. Raymond C. i the institution, escorted by the hos- Odd Fellows halL THE WEATHER For Eastern Pennsylvania; Cloudy inth a few scattered showers and alightly warmer today. Fair and warmer followed by scattered after- noon thundersbowera tomorrow. 75 Mercury 57 Antics TEXFEKATUU EXTKEJfES Local temperatures yesterday-and early morning were: 500 0 Spectato rs Expected To See Lay field Air Show cloudy with a few scattered, show- Maurice E. Sassaman Sr., to grand ers, and may be snghtly warmer in j encampment; Rowland, to orphan- the south portion. Sunday is to be jage In Philadelphia, and Liverigood fair and warmer, with possible and Rowland to Home association scattered afternoon showers. i In5tjlIutiOn neW 19, and will be conducted by William j M. Gay. Phoenirville, district dep- pital's board of directors. i Ten of the 18 clubs In the asso- j raation have already pledged j it was reported, and the remaining j eight, clubs are expected to follow !.with.liberal contributions. Support, the Community Chest drive also was pledged. Ernest V. Hunter, board president of the hospital, gave a brief talk on its workings and fatve. plans. Other were made by Earl B. Bechtel and Daniel S. DrumheDer, of the chrimeafs President Floyd E. Seeders, uty grand patriarch, andi his staff. I Brooksids Country club, was m Sweetwood. Other officers elected were: Sweetwood. high priest; H. Bechtel, senior warden; Adolpb Hvots, junior warden; .Harry Lirengkod, scribe; H. >L Rowland, treasurer, and F. Eagle, trustee: Representatives elected were: to welT-Cif ormed adurceK. 'Tht-r included candidates from the Second, "Third, Fourth, Sixth, and Ninth wards, candidates for county offices, and. party workers. The county candidates present were J. Alfred Marquee, 1131 Queen street, :-jal union official running or county controller; Ra3Tnond KL iensch, seeking his third term as county commissioner; John S. linkle, Spring House, running for lecorder of Deeds, and James M. Seating, Colmar, candidate for Clerk of Courts. One-of the main purposes of the conclave was to introduce the candi- dates to the workers.. Each of the office-seekers present spoke a few words, mostly to the effect that they hoped for party unity and support in the elections. Mensch, whose office is the only one contested on the pri- mary slate, denied allegations that he WM a "Republican and asked any' party worker who waa dissatisfied with him to stand and speak his piece. Only one did that was George F. Shaner. borough surveyor. Shaner was rather upset that the engineers were appointed to" sur- vey the Gtowe site for a Pottstown municipal airport, claiming that he, as a good Democrat, should have got the job. He admitted, however, that he could not have done the job gratis, as iJie county is doing for Potts- jtown, but claimed that he could have done it much quicker. Court Delays WentzelCase UntilOctober of arguments on the tion. of Gerald C. Wentzel, conVict- ed murderer, for a new trial yester-; day -postponed until October. Judge George C. Coraon, who pre- sided at the week-long trial of the Kenilworth man last April on a MOTORCYCLISTS ARE HURT IN TRAFFIC CRASH Youth, Girl Are Hurled From Vehicle in Colliding With Car at Sanatoga A youngf motorcyclist and his companion narrowly es- caped serious injury last night when they ran into an auto- mobile in the center of i Benjamin FranVOin highway. about I one mile cast of Raon's hilL Russell 138 New street {Spring and Jean Tnren, 133 Adam street, Royersford. were riding west on. the highway when they ran into an automobile 'driven by George T. Maxwell, Pottstown RD i. Maxwell the Sanatoga. constable. 3fJbM Thren was admit ted to the hospital with mcrm lacer- ations of the left ankle aa stopped immediately, he toW police, but the driver came straight toward him after around another -vehicle westbound on Route 422. saw him swerve around the other driver and come toward meV Maxwell narrated. "I he didn't see me until it was too late. I had come to a stop when, he' struck my Although both XaxweB aad fcfa wife, WMhmt, hardly test the Jott, Wt saw the jwug kwrtle iromv tfceh- w- hieie, aad tliooahl .that tfcey httrt scrftomdy.- _ An ambulance of the Oood WiH company took Parke and Iftea to Memorial hospital shortly after 9 pjm. The collision occurred at pan., State police, of the CoUegevme sub-station The left front fender of Max- well's car torn almost loose from the body by the impact of the crash, and the rear left window at his sedan was cracked. A strand ol left in the derilvfty be- tween -the window and the frame the head of one of the tietima struck the automobile. of aUyinc frarrted the Mjtriaim ar As- sistant Dia tticf A. Benja- min and Attorney Welling- ton H. counsel for the defenses Wentael, a resident Ken-, ilworth, is free ander SZ5.0M bail follawinx his coHTietlan second decree mnrder and the rived', in: about two minutes and they, really saved vthe .day.T William last night-after- a roaring fire In the cellar of home at 613 East. Howard street, Stowe, was checked "rapidly by the Stowe firemen. The heat the blaze at. its height was sufficient to burst the glass frames of the cellar windows, ruin an electric hot-water heater, sear off the wiring, and burn the underside of the upstairs "flooring so badly that the living room floor roils and swells- The fire started, at Slabj said, whew spark from a. plumber's torch1 he was vsing ignited and a half gaDons gasoline. Aid- ing the gasoline as perfect tmd were large pfles wood Slahy inteaded to to bwild new second-floor stairwav. Led by Chief R M- Eagle, the Stowe firemen rushed into the cellar .with, coses and gas masks and extinguished the intensei smoky blaze, Siaby's sons Joseph, 3, arid Wil- liam Jr_ 7. were In tears and some- times in screams as the fire was fought lor halfari hour. thought they were going to lose their home." saicl their motJier. Mrs. Amelia Slabj-. Arriving right behind the fire- men and before znost c' the large crowd had gathered was Capt. Meral Cox the Salvation Army mobile unit. No one was injured in the fire, but Slaby said trie total damage WM several hundred dollars- troop. The youngsters will be looting ZS DEE IX NEW DELHI NEW Sept 5 i tonight said 25 persons were i whicn" Toad slain in the last 24 hours in Hindu- will" io.1T every nook >nd violence in India's capital. for iron, rags, and paper, all of Expert Watch Repairing Prompt aervIce. Arnell Store, XI High St. Ringing HU1 Orchard W. W. Harley, 3chwenkvlUe, now has insurance bus. of J. I- Schaffer, Lim. Oood Will and Sun., Al Food Speclali in Market ad, Pace B West End Fire Co., dancing tonight. Leon Deafolfs Orch. Members only. Quick Radio Call 2S30. J. Fcgely A Son Co., M High 9L Now open at 17 N. Hanover, Chas. Longacre. Jeweler, fonmy in Arcade Dan Keek's Barber Shop Will be closed Sept. 6 to U New Fall Drewes 9 to 44 RoMmont DreaMt, High and MOMS'. -Police of Stowe. but unofficial reports placed tne If necessarv. they will bind scrap total at more tnan 50. paper and take it out of the homes, Open Every Sunday East End Restaurant Heat in Winter. Cool in Summer. Mike Raymond. 358 Cherry. Ph. 2331. Hookies. Membera only. Orchestra Saturday and Sunday evenings. Watches, Diamonds, Wedding Rings Levln'i, High and Hanover Streeta Food Specials in Market ad. Page 3. Big Koiak Bror COOPCT'I Beer. P 1W5-W at Harry i if the owners wish. Enjoy Sunday dinner at Howard Johnson's, 1500 High. Air cond. Radio and Appliance Repair Vemke'g, 413 High St. Phone 330 Assorted Colors Rytex Printed Stationery. Mercury Office. Dr. John B. Peterman, Veterinarian Office, 3302. Residence, 8J3-R-4 Dr. A. A. Gmllo will resume Surgical Practice Mon., Sept By Appt. Only Phont" UQI A goal ol 2000 members. 800 more than last year, has been set by the YMCA membership roll call com- mittee for its campaign which opens Tuesday, Victor F. Patter- son, general secretary, announced yesterday. A meeting of the committee will be held at the YMCA at 8 o'clock Monday night in preparation for the membership drive, he aaded. eoaamaBders, division commanders and captains of the committee will neet receire their histrctcttons for the BriTe. They atso win re- eeire prospect carait for persona whose membership ex- pires this rear. Patterson said that the meet- ins: be imaer the tiirecuon of j William H. Curtiss. general chair- i man of the membership roil call committee, arid Jacob R. Setter, chairman of the YMCA member- ship committee. The roll call will be divided into three sections, Patterson explained. From Tuesday until Sept. 17, an advance enrolment of old members win be held, while from until Sept. 17. the group will enrol sponsoring members- Both of these parts will be closed campaigns. They tvill be followed by a regu- lar enrolment period from Sept. IT to Sept. 30. The campaign will be.conducted under the slogan, "Y-Sure." Patterson emphasized that (CoatiBuHL on -ON THT- AAAIN DRAG Peaches! Lloyd's, Coventryville Road. Phone '202 -J -3. Dance, St. Peters Hall, 1128 South Saturday, Charles Hicks Orchestra Open Every Sunday East End Restaurant Sef; Food Specials in Hartenstine's Market ad, 3. Big Values! Open. Pottstown B'uslness Sun any Monday. School 16 mm Sound Projectors, sale, rent. Arrow Camera Shop, 80 N. Charlotte Elberta and Hale Peachw Hillside Fruit Farm Phont 1M-M Blossom Restaurant Will Be Closed All Day Monday Peaches Peaches Brown's Fruit Farm, FruitvDle Elberta Hate PeachM. Pli. J. H. Halderman Farm, Rt. U MAKGIE assigned to a gym class in school TO3f EWANICK a small bug frora his shouldei. TONT SALVATORE the help wanted daily. BARBARA SNT3LL !or college clothes. NICHOLAS MACHARXEK a home in tirbs. BCTH BUCKWALTEK to ice a cake. GWKNDOLTN' a silver toinnf MUKIEL op news. MBS- V __waiting impatiently for salesgirl in a local storm. HAKHr MLAD1XY a pml.for iNEWSPA'FERr lEWSFAFERl


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I went to him because he was voted Best Plastic Surgeon. I have trusted Dr. Jack for years as my go to for facial fillers and botox. He has never tried to over sale or talk me into anything. The office has a relaxed, "real people" feel to it. My goal is to not try to look younger than I am just enhance what I have and he understands. When I look better I feel better.
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I gave him this raiting because he is a wonderful doctor and he done a great job. I choose Dr. Hensel because he is and has been voted the best plastic surgen a few years in a row and that made me feel very comfortable and i knew i was in good hands. i ran across Dr. Hensel's plastic surgery website and i decided that i wanted to have an abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) and Dr. Hensel was great he has a wonderful staff and he did a wonderful job and this has changed my life forever i am now the same size i was before i had my son my stomach is flat just like it was before i had my son and i owe it all to Dr. Hensel at low country plastic surgery in mt. pleasent. They are very wonderful and i would highly recommend him.
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7000-7002 Northeast Cherry Drive
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DAY TRIPS; A Watery Wonderland Carved by Nature
By JOHN MOTYKA
Published: July 2, 2004
YOU hear falling water before you see it, and the sound arouses an ancient curiosity -- about the promise of primordial thrill, perhaps, or the anticipation of beauty, or maybe just about what obstacle lies next on the trail. At Ricketts Glen, near Red Rock, Pa., you can hear its beckoning from your car, a constant muted roar, as you ease into a parking space.
Down a trail into the woods, it becomes something close to the din Shelley described in ''Mont Blanc'' about the River Arve: ''A loud, lone sound no other sound can tame.'' Then you see the first waterfall, one of 22 along the 7.2-mile Falls Trail at Ricketts Glen State Park. Here, in the Glens Natural Area, a section of virtually untrammeled land that has been a registered National Natural Landmark since 1968, Kitchen Creek rushes and splashes past parcels of old-growth forest, satisfying the most avid thirst for natural grandeur.
The Ricketts waterfalls aren't Niagaras, though the highest, at 94 feet, is a significant drop. But they make a stunning series in their remote setting, unusual in the Northeast. The uniqueness of the entire park, most of which was bought by the state from heirs of a Civil War colonel, Robert B. Ricketts, is such that it was approved for national park status by the federal government in the 1930's. (That plan disappeared when World War II crowded everything else out of the national consciousness.)
A popular place to start the trail is at Adams Falls, the most accessible, near a state-run parking lot on Route 118. While Adams is downstream of the other falls by over a mile, it foreshadows, geologically and aesthetically, what lies ahead for the hiker. The creek plunges over gray sandstone and red shale and, over many thousands of years, has ground deep gorges and plunge pools in the rock. At Adams Falls, continuous grinding action of gravelly sediment has gouged a circular pothole called a tub, a distinguishing geological feature.
From Adams Falls, walk back and cross Route 118 to the main trail. The initial three-quarters of a mile follows level terrain through towering hemlocks, some nearly 500 years old. The creek purrs along at a steady pace. Then the trail ascends, flanked by dripping moss and ferns, and Murray Reynolds appears, the first in the steady sequence of falls to come and a testament to the power of erosion. The creek, only about 15 feet across at this point, has chiseled two distinct channels into the face of an enormous rock, another interesting and graphic example, like the tub below, of water and rock as sculpture.
GANOGA GLEN and Glen Leigh, the two arms of the Y that makes up Ricketts Glen, were formed when the last glacier blocked earlier drainage 20,000 years ago and forced Kitchen Creek to cut a new channel, according to Duane Braun, professor of geology at nearby Bloomsburg University. Before that, rocks in the area were already tilted and deformed when the North American continental plate collided into Africa about 250 million years ago, leaving layers at radically altered angles -- glimpses into deep time that are a bit breathtaking to the casual walker.
Back on the trail, another waterfall comes quickly into view, and dark sandstone cliffs loom overhead. A new falls is visible just 70 yards ahead, and suddenly the effects of water and wind in this funnel-like gorge create a cloistered environment and a heady atmosphere that might be equally appreciated by a geologist, an artist and a poet. The ideal walking companion, in fact, might be a combination of all three.
It is perhaps not surprising that Shelley and other Romantic poets drew sharp images of woodland waterfalls. They were attracted to settings that were considered tumultuous and tempestuous according to aesthetic theories of the sublime in nature that emphasized dark, even terror-filled, interpretations. Several were also familiar with 19th-century geological theories. Shelley's description of the Arve ravine -- ''where woods and winds contend'' -- rings true at Ricketts Glen, and a latter-day romantic could be forgiven if a book of poems protruded from a backpack here.
Geologists identify two types of waterfalls at Ricketts: the wedding-cake, in which water descends in series of small steps; and the bridal veil, with a more direct fall into a well-formed plunge pool. The nuptial terminology is a holdover from Victorian times, when geology was a hugely popular subject. It was the most fashionable science of 19th-century America, according to the art historian Rebecca Bedell, and was intertwined with religious ideas of divine creation. The Hudson River School painters studied geology, made field trips and painted in natural settings. Waterfalls were favorite subjects.
At Waters Meet, the streams of Ganoga Glen and Glen Leigh come crashing together in a kind of grand hydrologic theater of the woods, and hikers pause on footbridges to watch the show. David and Phyllis Billings of Beaumont, Pa., standing by the bridge rail one recent weekend, said they were aficionados who have been going to Ricketts Glen for 30 years. ''We carried our kids on our shoulders here,'' Mr. Billings said.


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