GEORGE W PONCY, JR
Pilots at High Flyer Rd, West Palm Beach, FL

License number
Florida A1512007
Issued Date
Sep 2015
Expiration Date
Sep 2017
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
5551 High Flyer Rd N, West Palm Beach, FL 33418

Professional information

George Poncy Photo 1

Beverage Can With Sanitary Reclosable Lid

US Patent:
4609123, Sep 2, 1986
Filed:
Oct 7, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/784746
Inventors:
George W. Poncy - Riviera Beach FL
International Classification:
B65D 5122, B65D 4316
US Classification:
220258
Abstract:
A beverage can is provided with an improved sanitary reclosable lid assembly comprising a top disk and a bottom disk both attached to the side walls of the can. An aperture is provided in the bottom disk and the top disk is provided with structure in the form of a depression or a stopper to close the aperture. A tear score line is defined in the top disk to define a flap including the closure structure. A pull-ring is attached to the flap to pull back the flap to open the aperture in the lower disk. The flap can then be replaced in its original position to reclose the aperture.


George Poncy Photo 2

Tear-Tab Sterile Thermometer Sheath

US Patent:
4165000, Aug 21, 1979
Filed:
Feb 14, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/550000
Inventors:
George W. Poncy - North Palm Beach FL
International Classification:
A61B 1902, B65D 6526
US Classification:
206306
Abstract:
A sheath-package includes two inner sheets disposed adjacent to each other and adapted to be sealed to each other, the outer surfaces of said inner sheets being sterilizable. Two cover sheets are also provided, each of which is disposed adjacent to the outer surface of one of the inner sheets, the inner surface of each cover sheet being sterilizable and adapted to be sealed to its respective adjacent inner sheet. A sheath is formed by joining the inner sheets together along a seal line in the form of a tear seal, the portions of the inner sheets outside of the tear seal forming waste portions, the seal line terminating at two end points to define a mouth adapted for insertion of an instrument into the sheath. A tab is formed by portions of the inner and outer sheets projecting beyond the mouth, the seal line being shaped so that the waste portions connect with the portions of the inner sheets in the tab outside of the seal line. The respective adjacent inner and cover sheets are sealed together at least along the seal line and between the two end points of the seal line and at least one of the cover sheets include a weakened portion across substantially the entire width thereof near the mouth so that the cover sheet can easily be separated along the weakened portion.


George Poncy Photo 3

Thermometer Sheath Package For Electronic Thermometers

US Patent:
4614442, Sep 30, 1986
Filed:
Jan 18, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/692697
Inventors:
George W. Poncy - Riviera Beach FL
International Classification:
G01K 108
US Classification:
374158
Abstract:
In a thermometer sheath package, for electronic clinical thermometers, two strips of thermoplastic material are sandwiched between two coated paper cover strips all joined together along a seal line in the shape of a sheath for the probe of the thermometer. The inner two strips are joined together along the seal line by a tear seal to define the sheath for the thermometer probe. The cover strips are joined to the inner strips along the seal line by peelable seals. Perforated lines are defined across the width of the cover strips near the mouth of the sheath to define tabs in the cover strips at the mouth of the sheath. The tabs of the cover strips are sealed to the inner strips in broad flat seals across the width of the cover strips. The seal line defining the sheath and along which all four strips are sealed together extends past the perforated lines and into the area of the broad flat seals. When the sheath is used and an electronic thermometer probe is inserted into the sheath, the portion of the seal line extending past the perforated lines and into the tabs of the cover strips, holds the tabs securely against the handle of the electronic thermometer.


George Poncy Photo 4

Surgical Glove Package And Donning System

US Patent:
4155494, May 22, 1979
Filed:
Jul 28, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/819842
Inventors:
Mark P. Poncy - Riviera Beach FL
George W. Poncy - Riviera Beach FL
Richard P. Poncy - Riviera Beach FL
International Classification:
A47J 5106
US Classification:
223111
Abstract:
In a surgical glove package, the cuff of the glove is stretched around a packaging ring so that the glove cuff extends radially back towards the center of the ring. Also extending around the ring is a flexible, transparent liner covering the outside surface of the glove and between the glove cuff and the ring so that the cuff holds the liner securely to the ring. The glove is donned and removed from the ring by using the liner to manipulate the glove package. The glove package can also be used in connection with an inflating apparatus which inflates the glove prior to inserting a hand into the inflated glove. The glove package components are assembled by means of a standpipe and blower combination, which inflates the liner and facilitates stretching the glove cuff around the ring.


George Poncy Photo 5

Hypodermic Syringe With Sliding Cap

US Patent:
4961730, Oct 9, 1990
Filed:
Sep 29, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/414005
Inventors:
George W. Poncy - Riviera Beach FL
International Classification:
A61M 532
US Classification:
604198
Abstract:
A needle and cap assembly for attaching to a hypodermic syringe body includes a needle mounting structure, a needle, and a cap slideably mounted on the needle mounting structure. The needle mounting structure includes a hub, arcuate bands making a sliding fit with an interior surface of the cap, and spokes connecting the bands to the hub. Each band has a profiled tail end including an indent, which cooperates with an axial guide rail on the interior surface of the cap, to allow the cap to be selectively rotated between a first position, in which the cap is retained in an extended position covering the needle, and a second position, in which the cap may be moved in guided axial motion to a retracted position exposing the needle.


George Poncy Photo 6

Wooden Peppermill Tree

US Patent:
4771954, Sep 20, 1988
Filed:
Oct 5, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/104384
Inventors:
George W. Poncy - Riviera Beach FL
International Classification:
A47J 4204
US Classification:
2411691
Abstract:
In a peppermill having a disposable pepper grinding cartridge which contains the peppercorns to be ground as well as the grinding mechanism for grinding the peppercorns and dispensing the ground pepper. A wooden casing surrounds the disposable cartridge. A wooden handle portion connects with the rotatable part of the disposable cartridge. A plastic adaptor is mounted on the lower end of the wooden handle portion. The plastic adaptor has a dove-tailed shaped bar which slides in a dove-tailed shaped groove defined in the rotatable cap of the disposable cartridge. A plastic adaptor fits over the lower end of the wooden casing to define slots to receive lugs formed on the disposable cartridge to prevent the cartridge from rotating relative to the wooden casing.


George Poncy Photo 7

Hypodermic Syringe With Sliding Cap

US Patent:
4816022, Mar 28, 1989
Filed:
Dec 7, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/129188
Inventors:
George W. Poncy - Riviera Beach FL
International Classification:
A61M 532
US Classification:
604198
Abstract:
In a hypodermic syringe having a sliding cap to prevent accidental pricking of the user, a needle hub assembly is provided with radial flaps having arcuate bands which extend in both circumferential directions from the ends of the radial flaps. The arcuate bands make a sliding engagement with the interior surface of the cap. An interference bead is positioned on the interior surface of the cap so that when the arcuate bands are positioned between the interference bead and the mouth of the cap and in engagement with the interference bead, the proximal end of the needle hub assembly will be spaced from the mouth of the cap within the cap.


George Poncy Photo 8

Disposable Peppermill

US Patent:
5007592, Apr 16, 1991
Filed:
Apr 15, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/038648
Inventors:
George W. Poncy - Riviera Beach FL
International Classification:
B02C 4204
US Classification:
2411691
Abstract:
In a peppermill, which is designed as a disposable container for contained peppercorns, a cylindrical body is provided with a grooved section at one end to comprise the female element of the grinding mechanism. The grooved section includes a conical inwardly directed fact which mates with a conical surface on a male grinding element which closes one end of the cylinder. The other end of the cylinder is closed by a turning knob, which is rotatably mounted on the cylinder. A connecting rod is molded in one piece with the turning knob and is permanently connected to the male grinding element so that the peppermill cannot be refilled.


George Poncy Photo 9

Surgical Glove Package

US Patent:
4159069, Jun 26, 1979
Filed:
Mar 2, 1978
Appl. No.:
5/882591
Inventors:
Mark P. Poncy - Riviera Beach FL
George W. Poncy - Riviera Beach FL
Richard P. Poncy - Riviera Beach FL
International Classification:
A47J 5106
US Classification:
223111
Abstract:
In a surgical glove package, the cuff of the elastomeric glove is stretched around a D-shaped packaging ring so that the glove cuff extends radially back towards the center of the ring. Also extending around the ring is a flexible, transparent liner covering the outside surface of the glove and between the glove cuff and the ring so that the cuff holds the liner securely to the ring. The glove is oriented with respect to the ring so that the thumb is suspended directly below the junction of the straight portion of the D-shaped ring and the curved portion and so that the palm portion of the glove faces in the direction of the straight portion of the D-shaped ring. The glove is donned and removed from the ring by using the liner to manipulate the glove package. The glove package can also be used in connection with an inflating apparatus which inflates the glove prior to inserting a hand into the inflated glove.


George Poncy Photo 10

Digitally Insertable Tampon

US Patent:
4027673, Jun 7, 1977
Filed:
Sep 29, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/617497
Inventors:
Mark P. Poncy - Riviera Beach FL
Richard P. Poncy - Riviera Beach FL
George W. Poncy - Riviera Beach FL
International Classification:
A61F 1320
US Classification:
128285
Abstract:
In a tampon comprising an absorptive relatively non-compressible core surrounded by a transmissive foam jacket, the foam jacket is formed into a skirt extending from the lower end of the core to define an opening to receive the finger of the user for digital insertion.