Athens, South Waverly, and Waverly. N.Y. THE EVENING TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1966 PAGE FIVE Sayre Churches To Combine Vacation School Four Sayre churches will combine for a Vacation Bible School for a period of two weeks beginning June 13 and continuing until Jo June 14 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 11:30 a.m, at the Sayre Methodist Church. Participating churches will be Methodist, Presbyterian, Episcopal and the Sayre Christian.
Classes will be held for kindergarten, primary, junior and junior high school children. A nursery will be provided and transportation will be furnished for those who need it. Parents of children of different churches are asked to send their children to these sessions. Mrs. Kenneth Hufford and Rev.
Paul E. Diehl will be co-directors. Youth in Industry Program Held By County Club A "Youth in Industry" program sponsored by the Bradford County Industrial Management Club has been completed at Wyalusing Valley High School. The program was a special project of the club with Arthur F. Yard, Claverack Electric Co-op, Towanda, as committee chairman and was supervised and conducted through the cooperation of the Wyalusing Valley High School.
the American Meter Company, in Wyalusing and Gerald Nelson of Tunkhannock, the Northeast District Director of the Pennsylvania YMCA and also a member of the Bradford County club. The program is an annual affair conducted at various high schools throughout the county and is intended to give high school students a greater knowledge of the basic economics of local industries and the benefits of the free enterprise system. The instructors for the course were N. Dean Starner, a member of the faculty at the school; Mr. Nelson, who acted as moderator; Robert E.
Carey, factory accountant of the American Meter Company in Wyalusing, Gerald Johnson, cashier of the Peoples State Bank of Wyalusing. All are members of the Bradford County Industrial Management Club. The program consisted of four 90- minute sessions of presentation and discussion on the basic aspects of our economic system, covering such topics as competition and survival, sales, wages, supply and demand, risk investment, money and credit, profit, prices, incentive and taxes. The program was concluded with a plant tour of the American Meter Company factory at Wyalusing. Beatrice Meyer Honored by Fellow Employes Beatrice Meyer, who will retire at the end of this month after working for 20 years in the eye, ear, nose and throat department at the Rober Packer Hospital and Guthrie Clinic, was honored at a surprise combination birthday and retirement party held Wednesday night at the Red Jacket Motel on Route 17.
Dr. Henry D. Rentschler, head of the department, presented Miss Meyer with a money purse on behalf of her fellow workers, and Mrs. Betty Coviello presented her with an orchid corsage. Attending the party were Dr.
and Mrs. Rentschler, Dr. and Mrs. William C. Livingood, the Misses Patricia Kane, Marion Lilley, Tillie Eskelo and the Mrs.
Nellie Solomon. Beatrice Bennett, Helen Seibel, Viola Barton, Ruth Leary, Faye Griffis, Betty Coviello, Herethel Shaw, Margaret Coston, Shirley Gehris, Emma Jean Daniels, Shirley Mancuso, and the guest of honor. Roberta A. Averin Is Married to James L. Dacey Roberta Ackley Averin of Horseheads and James L.
Dacey of Elmira were married Thursday afternoon, May 26, in Elmira. Mrs. Dacey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ackley of Athens.
She is traffic manager-announcer at radio station WEHH, Elmira Heights-Horseheads. Mr. Dacey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo T.
Dacey of Elmira. He is announcer at radio station WENY, Elmira. Attendants were Miss Paula Ackley of Athens, sister of the bride, and Patrick B. Dacey of Elmira, brother of the bridegroom. A reception was held following the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents, 740 South Main Athens.
Mr. and Mrs. Dacey will reside in Horseheads. THE EVENING TIMES Home and Community Page Eileen Westfall, Editor University Honors Elizabeth Holst Elizabeth Holst, daughter of Mrs. Gertrude Holst of 201 S.
Wilbur Sayre, has been elected secretary of the Student Union Board at Amer- ican University, Washington, D.C. The board is the administrative arm of the Student Association, and coordinates activities on the campus, such as concerts, special programs, elections, etc. Miss Holst is a junior in the School of International Service. ICE 24 HRS. SERVICE STEELE'S FOOD MARKET Keystone Lockhart, Sayre OPEN ALL DAY MONDAYS TOMORROW NIGHT at the KEYSTONE INN THE STARLIGHTERS 9:30 to 1:30 LOIS LANTZ KEITH ROWE Athens Seniors Plan to Enter Colleges Our Boys In Viet Nam Once a week The Evening Times will publish a list of Valley area nen in the armed forces who are erving in Viet Nam.
Relatives of uch servicemen are invited to subnit names and addresses for incluion in this list. William F. Gavette 694 78 28, First Division, U.S.S. Enterprise CV AN 65, C-0 Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. Sp-4 Michael Hunsinger, RA 138 17 874, H.H.
Company 8th Engineer First Air Cavalry Division, APO San Francisco 96490. John O'Donnell 7N 6947935, US Bainbridge DLG 25 RCDN, C-0 FPO San Francisco, 96601. Sgt. Cecil L. Streeter, R.A 1355 7570, 58th Truck Company (Light Truck), APO San Francisco, Calif.
96238. Pfc. Gerald L. Beaty, RA 13847348, CAA 1st. Batt.
28th Inf. APO 96345, San Francisco, Cal. He is the son of Carryl Beaty of Sayre RD 2 and has been in the service since Feb. 3, 1966. Pfc.
Donald Sharpsteen, U.S. 51512769, D. Btry. 8-6 Artillery, C-0 33rd A.P.O. San Francisco, Calif.
96345. Sp-4 Gerald T. Covey, U.S. 52605- 071, Btry B. 3rd Btn.
13th A.P.O. San Francisco, Calif. 96225. S.K.S.A. Raymond John Mullen, 19-02-65, Material Division Box 74 Viet Nam, U.S.
Naval Support Acivity, A.P.O. San Francisco, Calif. 96337. Sp-4 George D. Eisenhart, RA 126- 9469, 207 Sig.
APO 96227, San Francisco, Calif. Sp-4 Leonard Beatty, R.A 13669907, Company Z-8 3 First Cavalry Division. San Francisco, APO 96490. Myron M. Rosh, 770-51-28 IC3, Division, U.S.S.
Annapolis-AGMRI, F.P.O. San Francisco, Calif. Pfc. Raymond: F. Jones, U.S.
526- 7746, 19th Quarter Master APO San Francisco, 96238. Pfc. Terry Winslow, U.S. 526- 18449. Co.
716th Military Police APO San Francisco, Calif. 96243. Sp-4 Carl G. Amey, U.S. 51512016, 15th Admin, Co.
Machine 1st Cav. Div. (Air Mobile), APO' San Francisco, 96490. Pfc. Bernard D.
Blackman, U.S. 52618162, Co. C. 69th Signal APO San Francisco 96227. Sp-4 Ronald R.
Bennett, RA 13670- 073, 16th RRU, c-0 Hq. 25th Infantry APO San Francisco 96225. SP-4 Russell H. Smith, 2nd Trans. Co.
U.S. Army, APO San Francisco, Cal. James F. Dolan 7778709, E.M.F.N. Division, U.S.S.
Enterprise, C.V. A.N. 65, c-0 Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif Gy. Sgt. Donald E.
Bennett 1193799, USMC, Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115, Elec. Shop C-0 FO San Francisco, Calif. 96602. Pfc. Albert Northrup, U.S.
52640299, B. Btry, 6 MSL, A.P.O, 71st San Francisco, 96312. Pfc. Michael A. Petrocco, U.
S. 5261860, 602nd Eng. A. P. 0.
San Francisco, Calif. 96294. Charles James Earl, 777-87-71, U.S. S. Forster (Der 334), F.P.O.
San Francisco, 96601. Airman First Class Class Robert E. Reed, A.F. 12584802, 8th F.M.S. (P.A.C.A.F.), A.P.O, San Francisco, 96304.
Sp-4 George O. Peay, R.A. 127137- 24, 117th Aviation Company, APO San Francisco, 96312. Expect to Clear LV Track Today Lehigh Valley wrecking crews expect to retrack today the last of seven loaded coal cars which were de railed near Lansing, N. Tuesday.
The train was enroute from Ithaca to the New York State power station at Milliken with the coal. The wreck took place on the old Auburn and Ithaca Branch of the railroad. Two more June graduates of Ath-1 ens High School have been accepted at schools of higher education and will begin their studies in the fall. Lois Lantz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Lantz of Milan RD 1. will enter Baptist Bible Seminary, Johnson City, N.Y., for a four-year Christian Education course. At Athens she has been a member of the Senior High Chorus, treasurer in the Future Homemakers' association, and is a member of the VFW Poppy Sale Reported to Be Best Ever George Stoll, chairman of the V. F.W. Poppy sale in Sayre and Donald Shay, commander of Skiff-Bower Post No.
1536, have extended a commendation to the V.F.W. members and its auxiliary and all other persons concerned, for the fine success of the recent poppy sale. Mr. Shay pointed out that "these men and women are the backbone of the program. They have done a consistently outstanding job, of going out on the streets with the symbolic little red flower.
Mr. Shay would like to also thank everyone who purchased a Buddy Poppy which made the campaign such a success. Calvary Baptist Church. Keith D. Rowe, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Norris C. Parshall of 418 N. Main Athens, will enter Pennsylvania State University at the WilkesBarre campus. He will work toward a two year associate degree with a major in surveying technology.
During high school he was a junior varsity and varsity football player, is a member of the Lancers and the Glee Club. He belongs to the Church of Christ in Christian Union. Spicer Condition Still 'Guarded' The condition of Clarence Lynn Spicer, 43, of Waverly RD 2, who was critically injured when his car crashed into a tractor-trailer near Smithboro early yesterday morning, is still "guarded." Robert Packer Hospital authorities said today. Spicer is in the special care section and is being treated for severe lacerations of the face and head and a right shoulder laceration. DID YOU KNOW Rockman's has a new Club Starting? Inquire about running a club of your own.
TONIGHT -SATURDAY VALLEY DRIVE-IN THEATRE STARTS DUSK SHOW AT TWO BIG HITS BOTH IN COLOR SKI BUFFS and SKI BABES I and 9 ski-bery of bikini beauties COLUMBIA PICTURES, presents SO GO starring ANTHONY WILLIAM HAYES WELLMAN. JILL JR. DONOHUE BEVERLY DUKE ADAMS HOBBIE and TOM MARON COLUMBIACOLOR PLUS Now the mightiest true adventure of all! JOHN FORD'S FIRST TIME Direct from its AT POPULAR reserved seat PRICES! engagement. I CHARD WIPMARK CARROLL BAKER KAML MALDEN SAL MINES MONTALBAN DOLORES DEL MO GILBERT ROLAND ARTHUR KENNEDY JAMES EDWARD E. De Big "Dusk to Dawn" Show Sunday Capitol NOW SHOWING! TONIGHT AT 7 9:10 P.M.
MATINEES SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY AT 2 P.M. 20th Century-Fox presents Those Magnificent Met their EN Machines COLOR BY CINEMASCOPE. DE LUNE HEY KIDS! LOOK! MODEL AIRPLANE CONTEST! Bring Your Model Airplane To Our Saturday Matinee At 2 P.M. Prizes Galore FOR MODEL PLANES in All Categories! Model Plane Kit Prizes Thru Courtesy of PHILADELPHIA SALES! BRING THE GANG! AND BRING YOUR FAVORITE PLANE MODEL! Firemen Repair Damage At the suggestion seen the destruction the Waverly Fire to replace and marker knocked Chief Earl Keene, David Sampson bottom, replacing Keene, Fire Chief Ron Piatt. of Richard Keene of Waverly, who had by vandals at East Waverly Cemetery, Department has been holding work bees repair the tombstones.
Top, setting up a down by the vandals are assistant Fire Cemetery Commissioner James Dixon, and Richard Keene. With the aid of a crane, one of the monuments are Richard Al VanDuzen, Frank Keene, Al Reed and -Evening Times Photos SUV Auxiliary To Host State Officers Saturday Waverly Auxiliary No. 7. Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, will be host to the New York State Department and auxiliary officers Saturday evening at the Albertson building. Miss Jennie Swartwood of Waverly, Department press correspondent, will be in charge of the program.
Those invited to attend are Carrie Lent of Van Etten Auxiliary No. 40, Department auxiliary president; Mrs. Florence Foulkrod of Elmira Auxiliary No. 49, department instructor; Mrs. Virginia Creeler of Ovid, N.Y..
Mrs. Roslyn Reed of Niagara Falls and Mrs. Nellie Halligan of Schenectady, members of Council; Alma Evans Ovid, secretary; Myrtle Phillips of Rochester, chaplain; Gertrude Lowe of Halsey Valley, special aid and Maud Baker of RomuJus, N.Y., special aid; Mrs. Eleanor Williams of Saquoit, N.Y., rehabilitation; Norman R. Furman of Buffalo, commander of the New York State Sons of Union Veterans; Raymond Heightree of senior vice commander; George Ahles of Rome, junior vice commander.
The Halsey Valley auxiliary will install two new members at Saturday's meeting. John R. Mullen Completes AF Training Course Airman Third Class John R. Mullen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Mullen of 340 Pennsylvania Waverly, has been graduated at Sheppard AFB, Wichita from the training course for U.S. Air Force aircraft mechanics. Airman Mullen. a graduate of Sayre High School, is being assigned to Travis AFB, for duty with the Military Airlift Command. Theresa Campbell Accepted to Study At Wilkes- Barre Theresa L.
Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell of 204 Miller Sayre, has been ac- THERESA L. CAMPBELL cepted to study business in a two year associate degree program at the Wilkes-Barre campus of Penn State University. Theresa is a senior at Sayre High School and is a member of the Chieftain staff, circulation editor for Sayrenade and a member of its typing staff, and Girls' Athletic Club.
She is also a Red and Blue dancer and has been home room secretary for the past two years. Theresa was also a candidate for Miss Sayre Recreation in the December contest this year. Datebook CROSS AND CROWN Class of the Sayre Baptist Church members who plan to bowl will meet at the home of Mrs. Orpha Flick, Layton Sayre, tonight at 7 p.m. Must leave at 7:20 p.m.
SAYRE NOW SHOWING MATINEES SAT. SUNDAY-2 P.M. Meet the world's do A teeth-chattering, funny-bone shattering hunt for a spook-killer in a haunted house that will tie you in knotts! DON KNOTTS The MR. CHeST and CHICKEN CO STARRING JOAN LIAM REDMOND- DICK SARGENT.
