Athens, South Waverly, and Waverly, I N.Y. THE EVENING TIMES, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1965 PAGE FIVE THE EVENING TIMES Congratulations 65 Home and Community Page Grads Eileen Westfall, Editor Senior Citizens Entertained by Choraleers Waverly High School's Choraleers, under the direction of C. David Kaley, entertained the Waverly Senior Citizens yesterday afternoon at the Waverly Presbyterian Church social hall. The Choraleers sang "Sing Me A Song," "'Hain't Thata' Good News," "Polish Prayer," "Yellowbird," and "Jesus Walked This Lonesome Valley." The female members of the group sang "Bubbles, Bangles and Bows." Members of the Choraleers are Blithe Reed, James Lewis, Gail Yearsley, Howard Tompkins, Judy Williams, William Park, Ron Clupper, Dan Mosier, Donna Hartford, Juanita Lougher, Lorrie Peterson, Linda Bangs, Penny DeWitt and Roland Soule. A short business meeting followed with 1 Mrs.
Sara Dawson presiding in the place of Mrs. Mildred Norris who is ill. It was decided that at the next meeting the summer picnic and trip schedule will be set. Mrs. Myra Hammond resigned as entertainment chairman so that she can devote more time to organizing the Senior Citizens "Kitchen Materials were given to those women who are making leprosy bandages.
The meeting was concluded with the showing of the film titled, "New York the Empire State." The next meeting will be on June 21 at 1 o'clock. This will be a covered dish luncheon, and Gordon Goodyear, public relations, representative of the New York Telephone Company, will present a program entitled "Target The Moon." He will explain the steps involved in the Apollo Project, which the National Aeronautics and Space Agency is undertaking, with a target date of 1970 for a landing of three Americans on the moon. Driver Charged In Rear-End Crash One driver was arrested following a rear end collision Monday morning at 1:35 on Route 17 in Smithboro. Waverly state police reported that Shirley Tichenor, 29, of 3 Elliott Waverly, was driving west on Route 17 when a car driven by Stefan Golonka, 51, of Barton, also traveling west, stopped to discharge a passenger in the traffic lane. The Tichenor car struck the rear of the Golonka machine.
Golonka was arrested for stopping without a signal and will appear before Justice of the Peace Roy Tredeau of the Town of Tioga on June 15 at 7 o'clock. Area Girl Scouts To Raise Funds In Bottle Drive The Penn-York Council of Girl Scouts is planning a Bottle Drive in Sayre, Athens, and South Waverly to raise funds to supplement the 1965 Fund Drive. Bradford County's share of the 1965 budget needed to carry out the Girl Scout program is $12,798, of which only $4,848 has been raised, with 628 of this secured from Sayre, Athens and South Waverly. It is estimated that administrative costs to carry out the program average about $10 per girl above the cost to the Scout and her parents. The amount raised through independent fund drives, chests and united funds in the four- county Council pays for maintaining an office with professional and clerical staff, training volunteers, troop organization, program services and camp administration, including the rental for Camp Brule for a two-week established camp each summer.
For the Bottle Drive Mrs. Cecil Munn of Athens and Mrs. Edwin Waltman of Sayre are in charge of organizing the Girl Scouts and Kenneth Mead of Athens will have charge of distributing the bottles. The Sayre drive will be conducted Saturday with the girls meeting at 9:30 at the Central Grade School to organize for a house to house canvass for all refundable bottles. Drivers will cruise the Sayre area to pick up bottles from Scouts and deliver them to the Scout rooms.
The drive in Athens and South Waverly will be conducted next Monday. Residents are asked to put refundable bottles on the curb or porches where they can be seen. Bottles will be picked up starting about 9:00 in the morning. Mrs. Munn and Mrs.
Waltman joined in urging Valley residents to support this bottle drive. They issued a statement which reads, "We know you all realize the benefits Scouting gives to the youth of your community and hope you will help us to continue the program and make it available to more girls. Please help by supporting the bottle drive in your community." Lions to See Overbrook Film "Doorway Out of Darkness," a film of the activities of children at the Overbrook School for the Blind in Philadelphia, will be shown to Waverly Lions at the regular meeting of the club Tuesday evening at 6:45 at the Iron Kettle Inn. Sylvia Glosenger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Glosenger of Sayre, and a student at the school, is shown in the film. Cloyd Minier of Athens Retires From LV Service as Crane Operator Cloyd Minier of 505 First Ath-1 ens, retired from the Lehigh Valley Railroad last Friday after 51 years of or in service, the mostly Maintenance as a of crane Way partment. Mr. Minier, who now is 65 years old, began his employment with the railroad in 1914 at the age of 14 as a mason gang worker. In 1915 he was promoted from that position to a track laborer.
The following year he became a fireman on a locomotive crane, and in 1921 started as a crane operator. Mr. Minier has worked in yards (Heart Unit Plans Annual Meeting Five Treated at RPH Dispensary Five Valley persons were injured in minor accidents yesterday and were taken to the dispensary of the Robert Packer Hospital where they were released following treatment. Dale Coyle, 4, of 123 Spruce Athens, stepped on a nail with his right foot, Laura Farrell, 17, of 111 E. Frederick Athens, injured her right leg lawn chair.
Pamela Rice, 12, of 211 N. Lehigh Avenue, Sayre, suffered an injury to her right wrist when several large books fell on her. Kelly Bryant, 5, of 617 Cayuta Waverly, suffered a laceration of the scalp when struck by a baseball. Marie Daugherty of 106 Holly Sayre, lacerated her left foot on rusty metal. Dr.
Fountain, I Missionary, to (Speak at Waverly Dr. Daniel E. Fountain, American Baptist medical to the Congo since 1959, missionary, Wednesday, June 9, at 7:30 at the First Baptist Church in Waverly. Dr. Fountain who serves the medical needs of more than a quarter million people in Kwilu Province, was DANIEL FOUNTAIN recently chosen one of the outstanding young men in the United States by the U.S.
Junior Chamber of Commerce. Vanga, the largest mission station in the Congo, for which Dr. Fountain serves as the only surgeon the 160-bed hospital, is located in the center of the recent terrorist action. Now on furlough in the United States, Dr. Fountain and his family are residing in Homer, N.Y.
The son of a former pastor of the Waverly Baptist Church, Rev. Egbert Fountain, Fountain graduated magna cum laude from Colgate University at Hamilton, N.Y., and received his M.D. degree from the University of Rochester. He recently completed further studies in eye surgery at Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia. His wife, Alice Miriam, is a registered nurse.
They are the parents of two children, Katherine and Paul. He and his wife work as a medical and education team in the Congo except when the extreme danger of terrorist attack forced Dr. Fountain to send his family to safety. Legion Post To Hold Election Betowski-VandeMark Post 492, Waverly American Legion, will hold its annual election of officers on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Legion home. One position will be contested as a nomination was made at the last meeting from the floor putting three members in the race for second vice president.
The nominating committee of Jack McNamara, Sherman Allgeier, Richerd McNamara and Richard Robinson presented the following slate for the year 1965-66: commander, Richard Mann; adjutant, Frank Roney, first vice commander, Richard Horton; second vice commander, Robert Hoover; third vice commander, Robert Kline; chaplain, William Kelly; financial officer, Donald Briggs; sergeant-at-arms, William Harrigan; historian, Olin C. Spencer and service officer, Richard Robinson. The additional nominations from the floor, both for second vice commander, were William Harrigan and Robert Lougher. The installation of officers will be conducted Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at the Legion home. I Annual meeting of the Northcentral Pennsylvania Heart Association will be held Wednesday at Eagles Mere Country Club with dinner at 7 p.m.
Dr. Claude R. Joyner, assistant professor: at University of Pennsylvania Hospital, will be the speaker. His topic will be "Research and the Present, and Future of Heart Surgery." A "dutch treat" social hour will precede the dinner from 6 to 7 p.m. Reservations may be made by tonight by calling collect Williamsport 323-9598 or 883-3113 or 883-8152.
County Legion Tries for Quota The Tioga County American Legion announced Monday that its membership quota for 1965 is short 42 members. The Legion is attempting to meet its quota before June: 14. MR. AND MRS. GERALD ROSS Helen Kasper Photo Paula M.
Soprano, Gerald I. Ross Exchange Vows in Catholic Rites White pompons and pink gladioli decorated the Church of the Epiphany in Sayre last Saturday morning for the 11 o'clock wedding of Miss Paula Marie Soprano of Sayre and Gerald I. Ross of Sugar Run RD 1. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Soprano of 1101 N. Lehigh Sayre. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ross of Sugar Run RD 1.
Rev. William Hines, assistant pastor of the church, heard the exchange of vows, performed the double ring ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass. Mrs. John Sudnick, organist, accompanied Mrs. John Olisky, soloist.
Mrs. Fred Baglini of 315 S. Elmer Sayre, was matron of honor for her sister. Acting as best man was Donald Ross of 1019 N. Lehigh Sayre, brother of the bridegroom.
Guests were ushered by Jay Ross of Sugar Lincoln P.TA to Hold Guest Night Lincoln St. P.TA in Waverly hold a pot luck supper and meeting this evening beginning at 6:30 o'clock. This meeting will be "Candid Camera Night" and following the supper a brief business session will be held with Mrs. Mary Hallett presiding. Flag Day and Father's Day will be observed at meeting and a $10 Parents Award will be presented to the "Home Room of the Year." The program will consist of slides and pictures of candid shots taken during the school year.
Guest speaker of the evening will be Miss Anne Charlotte Nygren, Sayre's Rotary exchange student from Sweden. Guests at this meeting will be parents of the 1965-66 kindergarten class. A. F. Recruiting Office in Athens To Open June 25 The United States Air Force will officially move from Towanda to Athens-lock, stock and recruiting office, on Friday, June 25.
T-Sgt. Ned Hessler, local recruiter, said a grand opening is planned on the 25th at 424 Main Athens, Air Force and civilian dignitaries are scheduled to cut the symbolic ribbon at 1 p.m. on that day. Two Air Force missile displays will be on public exhibit on the 24th and 25th. They will be parked on Main St.
directly in front of the new recruiting office. The displays will include a GAM 72 Quail missile, a Sidewinder, and two models of the Falcon missile. The quail is a decoy missile fired from a B-52 jet bomber and is primarily used to confuse the enemy radar operation. The Sidewinder is a supersonic air-to-air missile launched from a jet fighter, Its name depicts the nature of its flight as it will turn with the target guided by its heat seeking device inside. The Falcons are also supersonic missiles that are fired from fighter aircraft and only one model is guided by the infrared heat seeking device.
The other is guided by radar. Sgt. Hessler said there will also be free coffee and doughnuts available on the 25th for all visitors to the Athens Air Force recruiting office. DID YOU KNOW Rockman's has lovely light weight foundations for Summer? GLORIA REYNOLDS The prospective bride is a senior Gloria Reynolds, at ed at Sayre the High Robert School Packer and is Hospital. employHer.
fiance attended Athens High William Holley Navy School and and is has now served employed with the at U. the S. Ingersoll-Rand, Athens, Set Wedding Date Mr. and Mrs. James Reynolds of 136 N.
Higgins Sayre, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Gloria, to William T. Holley, son of Mrs. Bernard Butler of Elmira and William O. Holley of Sayre. Hospital Aides Slate Meeting Waverly Auxiliary to the Robert Packer Hospital will hold its final meeting of the current year Thursday at 12:30 p.
m. at the home of Mrs. William Beck, Those planning to attend are to furnish sandwiches and serving equipment. Election of officers will take place DOUGLAS FUEL CO. SPAULDING WAVERLY, N.
Y. 565-2844 MINUTE MAN SERVICE FAMOUS PRIDE FURNACE CLEANING Your Comfort Is Our Concern An Aug. 14 wedding is being planned. Alumni Directory Nearly Complete A directory of Sayre High School alumni, containing the names of over 4,000 living graduates, will hopefully be completed sometime within the next three or four months. Mrs.
Helen Burkard, who for many years has served as secretary of the Sayre High School Alumni Association, has been working on the directory for over a year. Saturday night at the alumni banquet she resigned as secretary of the organization, but stated she would continue working in that capacity until the directory is completed. The last directory was published in 1939. Raymond Bolich was elected secretary of the association and Mrs. Burkard was named secretary emeritus, a title she will keep permanently.
Mrs. Burkard also promised the alumni that she will continue to help the secretary in any way she can, but that the fulltime responsibility of the position had become more than she was able to handle alone. E. Athens WCTU Holds Meeting East Athens W.C.T.U. held an allday meeting recently at the community hall when baby garments were made for needy families and for char.
ity work. Mrs. Edith Wandell, president, presided at the business session which was opened by a prayer given by Mrs. Lettie Van Fleet. Opening thoughts were given by Mrs.
Wandell and "The Master's Hands" by Mrs. Helen Robbins. Following the singing of "Living for Jesus," Mrs. Bertha Rogers and Mrs. Lillian Burns read an article entitled "In Word and Deed." Reports were given prior to the adjournment of the meeting.
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Y. Run, brother of the bridegroom and Robert Soprano of Sayre, brother of the bride. Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown of taffeta and alencon lace, fashioned with a sabrina neckline, fitted bodice and long sleeves. The controlled skirt ended in a detachable chapel train with lace inserts. A bow was featured at the back waistline.
Her headpiece was a crown of pearls and brilliants to which was attached three-tier veil of French illusion. She carried a bouquet of white roses. Her only attendant was attired in a street length gown of peacock blue taffeta. The sheath dress featured a scoop neckline and elbow length sleeves and a detachable taffeta overskirt, Her headpiece was a large taffeta bow of peacock blue to which was attached a circular veil. She carried an arrangement of white carnations.
For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Soprano chose a dress of beige chiffon hand screen print with peplin effect. She complemented her outfit with beige accessories and a corsage of pink sweetheart roses, Mrs. Ross, mother of the bridegroom, selected a blue and white print dress. She accented her outfit with black accessories and a corsage of pink sweetheart roses.
The couple greeted their guests at a reception from 12 noon until 4 p. at the American Legion Home in Waverly. For their trip to Niagara Falls, the bride chose a blue and white striped cotton suit which she accented with white accessories and a corsage of baby orchids. The former Miss Soprano is A graduate of Sayre High School and is employed at Ingersoll-Rand at Athens. Her husband is a graduate of Wyalusing Joint High School and is also an Ingersoll-Rand employe.
The couple will reside at 516 Stevenson Sayre. Prenuptial events included a dinner given by her co-workers at the I-R; a variety shower given by Mrs. Evelyn Richards and a variety shower given by Mrs. Fred Baglini and other relatives. VALLEY DRIVE-IN LAST TIME TONIGHT THE INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED HIT FIRST TIME AT POPULAR PRICES! Every Thrilling Scene Exactly As Shown In The Roadshow Version! DARRYL ZANUCK'S F.
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Mr. Minier says he plans to spend his leisure time traveling, attending ball games, and doing woodwork around the house. He and his wife celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary Tuesday, June 1. a CAPITOL GREGORY DIANE PECK Ends Tonite MIRAGE Shows 7 9 UNIVERSAL PICTURE COOL RE-OPENING Sayre WEDNESDAY! THIS H'YAR IS 'TEB'S" COUNTRY Lightnin' Moonshine Bright COLOR, Mountain iN this is the qoldarndest pitcher. shine likker you makin ever seen!.
