BRUCE MCNEAL MAY
Optometry in Reading, PA
License number
Pennsylvania OE003701L
Category
Optometry
Type
Optometrist
Address
Address
Reading, PA 19606
Personal information
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Address
Phone
4005 Windcroft Ct, Reading, PA 19606
9881 Moccasin Trl, Wexford, PA 15090
PO Box 49, Cochranville, PA 19330
165 Werners Rd, Fredericksbrg, PA 17026
222 Oak St, Jim Thorpe, PA 18229
Professional information
Independent Religious Institutions Professional
Location:
Reading, Pennsylvania Area
Industry:
Religious Institutions
Work:
Vision Benefits of Ameica
1981 - 2002
-
chair
College of Optometrists in Vision Development
1985 - 1986
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President
Pennsylvania Optometric Assoc
1970 - 1972
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Past President
Pennsylvania Association of Children with Learning Disabilities
1970 - 1971
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President
Education:
Pennsylvania College of Optometry 1948 - 1952
O.D., Optometry Kutztown University of Pennsylvania 1947 - 1948
O.D., Optometry Kutztown University of Pennsylvania 1947 - 1948
Skills:
Public Speaking, Teaching, Non-profits, Leadership Development, Volunteer Management, Preaching
Independent Spiritual Visionary
Location:
Reading, Pennsylvania Area
Industry:
Religious Institutions
Work:
Vision Benefits of Ameica
1981 - 2002
-
chair
College of Optometrists in Vision Development
1985 - 1986
-
Past President
Pennsylvania Optometric Assoc
1970 - 1972
-
Past President
Pennsylvania Association of Children with Learning Disabilities
1970 - 1971
-
Past President
Education:
Pennsylvania College of Optometry 1948 - 1952
O.D., Optometry Kutztown University of Pennsylvania 1947 - 1948
O.D., Optometry Kutztown University of Pennsylvania 1947 - 1948
Convertible Hat With Bill Option
US Patent:
6643848, Nov 11, 2003
Filed:
Nov 4, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/287368
Inventors:
Bruce McNeal May - Reading PA 19606
International Classification:
A42B 100
US Classification:
220912, 21751
Abstract:
A hat that extends beyond conventional hats and caps has two fundamental parts that provide substantially increased functionality. The hat comprises a crown to cover the head and a channel rim that makes the hat adaptable to varying conditions. This channel rim is of one-piece annular design, folded at the top and open at the bottom. The lower inner surface of the rim is attached to the lower circumference of the crown. This rim allows the hat to be altered in conformation to provide increased protection from adverse conditions. The rim also provides means to attach and, as desired, to make a bill available or invisible. This is accomplished by tucking the bill within the open portion of the channel rim when desired. The rim also offers the opportunity to store a plastic cover to be used to protect the hat in heavy rain. The bill is optional in some styles.