JOHN LOUIS GIUNGO
Vehicle Board in Dresher, PA
License number
Pennsylvania MV058684L
Category
Vehicle Board
Type
Vehicle Salesperson
Address
Address
Dresher, PA 19025
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Phone
512 Skylark Ln, Dresher, PA 19025
Ambler, PA
118 William Penn Dr, Norristown, PA 19403
3243 Bridlepath Ln, Dresher, PA 19025
3248 Bridlepath Ln, Dresher, PA 19025
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Insulated Food Transporting Cabinet
Insulated Food Transporting Cabinet
US Patent:
D358220, Jan 30, 1990
Filed:
Sep 17, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/097940
Inventors:
Albert Kolvites - Mountaintop PA
John L. Giungo - Dresher PA
Robert J. Cohn - Dallas PA
John L. Giungo - Dresher PA
Robert J. Cohn - Dallas PA
Assignee:
InterMetro Industries Corporation - Wilkes-Barre PA
US Classification:
D34 19
Heated Food Transporting Cabinet
Heated Food Transporting Cabinet
US Patent:
D351722, Dec 19, 1989
Filed:
Sep 17, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/097934
Inventors:
Albert Kolvites - Mountaintop PA
John L. Giungo - Dresher PA
Robert J. Cohn - Dallas PA
John L. Giungo - Dresher PA
Robert J. Cohn - Dallas PA
Assignee:
InterMetro Industries Corporation - Wilkes-Barre PA
US Classification:
D34 19
Game Paddle
Game Paddle
US Patent:
D349655, Dec 5, 1989
Filed:
Apr 27, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/042696
Inventors:
John L. Giungo - Dresher PA
Keith Roseman - Philadelphia PA
Paul B. McNutt - Wailuku HI
Keith Roseman - Philadelphia PA
Paul B. McNutt - Wailuku HI
US Classification:
D21213
Paddle Ball Game
Paddle Ball Game
US Patent:
4757996, Jul 19, 1988
Filed:
Apr 27, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/042895
Inventors:
Paul B. McNutt - Wailuku HI
Gilbert Belmudez - Lahania HI
Keith Roseman - Philadelphia PA
John L. Giungo - Dresher PA
Gilbert Belmudez - Lahania HI
Keith Roseman - Philadelphia PA
John L. Giungo - Dresher PA
International Classification:
A63B 5900
US Classification:
273 67R
Abstract:
A two-handed paddle ball game, and a paddle for playing the game, are disclosed. The game is normally played by two players, standing in spaced-apart courts. The courts are defined by stretching a cord around a set of pegs. The players hold paddles in both hands, and may strike the ball with either paddle. The serving player scores a point by causing the ball to hit the ground within the opposing player's court, or by causing the ball to hit the ground outside the opposing court after the opposing player has touched the ball. Only the server can score a point; when the non-serving player hits the ball onto the ground within the server's court, the serve is awarded to the non-serving player. The invention also includes a paddle for playing the game. The paddle has a handle, into which the user's hand is inserted.