The Bradford Era from Bradford, Pennsylvania • Page 3

THE ERA, BRADFORD, PA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1954. PAGE THREE PTA at Lafayette Recalls Founding On Its Anniversary Presentation of a pageant "Lights, for Tomorrow" highlighted the program at the meeting of the Lafayette Parent-Teachers Association of the M. J. Ryan School at the School, Wednesday evening. The meeting was held the same day of the month as the founding of the organization, Feb 17, 1897.

Taking part in the pageant were Mrs. Betty Mountain, Joseph Sekelsky, Miss Jean KindJand, Gloria Lucas, Keith Mountain. Jane Mountain, Nelson Call, Gail Black and Mrs. Lloyd Call. Following the opening exercises, Mrs Clair Roberts, president, spoke' biiefly of the founding and origin of the association.

Plans were discussed for a project to finance the patrol boys trip to Washington. Mrs Ralph WeekJey reported on the County Council meeting at the West Branch School, Jan. 21 and read the report of Mis. Robeit Starkweather, another delegate at the session. The book award for attendance was won by the Eighth Grade The cake walk award was given to Mrs William Miller.

A progiam consisting of a study of PTA origin in the form of questions and answers was also held Lunch was served under the chairmanship of Mrs. Quentin Loop assisted by several fourth grade mothers The tables and cafeteria were decorated by the fourth grade pupils Eating Out the lloy Scout Siebert Is Elected Head of Reservists THREE LAFAYETTE TOWNSHIP Scouters from Troop 3, Tenderfoot Nelson Call, Scoutmaster Henry Gustafson, and Tenderfot Joe Riddle, in the usual order, demonstrate tin-foil cooking at the merit badge show last night of the Northern District of the Elk Lick Council. The display was one of 20 at the Salvation Army Citadel, where about 350 adults and 400 boys and girls watched scouting crafts and skills in action Other displays were Troop 11, Bradford, woodworking, Troop 46, Derrick City, fiieman- ship and railroading; Troop 2, Bradford, camping, pioneering and masonry; photography, Troop 48, Bradford, stamp collecting and leather work; Troop 47, Sawyer City, Indian lore; Troop 95, Lewis Run, outdoor sports; Troop 92, Bradford, first aid and nature, Pack 83, Bradford, achievement skills, Pack 85, Bradford, transportation models, and Pack 86, Bradford, giftciaft (Biadford Era Photo) The annual dmnei meeting and election of officers of the McKean County Reserve Officers Association held in Limestone Wednesday night, In connection with the observance of National Defense Week i Elected weie Major William Siebert, president, Capt Loren Schwab, vicepresident: and Fust Lt. Max W. Kohler, secietary-treas- uj-er.

January purchases of Series and United States Capt Lee Prohnappei showed col-, Savings Bonds in McKean County increased $26,760 over of dut P1C i fc nKorea ke A tocussion as tne reported sales of the same type of bonds in January of also held on National Defense-Week one year ago, D. Harvey Phillips, county chairman, an- A committee to be in charge of Bounced yesterday Last month sales totaled $143360 compared to Elk 100112 $116,600 reported January, 1953 'Ene 733726 McKean Bond Sales Continue To Climb; January Up $26,000 the May party was named to include Major William Lincoln Lt Max Kohler, Capt A Southwick Major and Lt Comm Charles Pierce FIREMEN TO DIXE The annual dinner of the Hilltop Volunteer Fire Department is scheduled for 7 p. Monday, in the' Bradford Moose Temple, it "was announced yesterday. Reservation Counties deadline is tonight, stated the an- Clearfield announcement i Ci aw ford Mr Phillips also announced that Poiest 2266 the purchase of Series and ffeison 126656 bonds the state last month 1 McKean 143360 climbed to $37,359583. a gam i Potter 23031 more than $1,680,000 Januarj, Tioga 57318 1953 I Venango 142606 Area- counties repoited sales as follows: Senes EH Jan 1953 $158,905 Wan en 115125 94112 746857 4125 163043 116,600 24,762 62,168 115611 90,268 Senes EH a 1954 $219418 228,606 216,418 An average adult not engaged in manual in a temperate climate needs about 2,500 calories of food a INSTANT OVER GROUND COFFEES WITH Instant Chase Sonborn JHS Announces Student Honor Roll For 6-Week Term Honor-Roll students at the Bradford Junior High School have been announced for the six-week period They are Seventh grade--Jill Dana, Kristen Geckler, Downs Herold, Kathleen Knapp.

Sallv Mai shall, Jane Miller and Beth Wingard. Eighth grade--Barbara Buck- waiter. Andrew Ellenberger. Jo Ann Hadsell and David Johnson Ninth grade--Susan Bnrnett. Doris Beck, John Bibb.

Richaid Blessing, Charles Callahan, Sandip Chittester, David Clark, Sandia Clark, Catherine Ciaig, Judith Dana, Sidney Groves, Martha Luke. Raymond Masisak. Patricia Mc- Caesney, David Petry. i a a Smith, Donna Sneath. Sandra Taylor and Jeananna Wingaid.

Academic Roll Academic honor roll students are- Seventh Grade, Ronald Backer. Thomas Bisett, Lynn Blanchard, William Boncher, Betty Burger, Nancy Clark, Robert Costanzo, Sally Ciandall, Sandra Eck. Jeanette Hand, Amanda Harmon, Sallie Haynes, James Hudson, Snbra Keen, Terry Kelley, Patricia Loughlin, Mary Sara Luke, David McLaughlin, Susan Melnick Patricia Nearmg, Mane Pascuzzi, Robert Park, Richard Peterson, Mary Rmdlaub, Paula Sampson, Fied Stock. Patncia Story. James Sundahl, Peter Swanson.

Carol Thomas. Judith Vannerstiom and Verna Zenner. Eighth giade--John Alison, Darla Austin. Donna Baiiett. Cliffoid Biaun.

Lawience Blown, Sara Biy- nei. Caiol Byham, Judy Colosimo, Judith Deiteman, Diane Duntley, Edwaid Gallup, Jack Graham, Shnley Holden, Mai shall Hudson. Janett, Robeit Jones. Virginia Keveilme. Maitha Kohlei Wayne MacDonald, Bonnie Mattison, Rona'd Pateison, Ann Peckham, Maigaiet Ripple.

Mauieen Scanlan, Phillip Sgamma, Caiol Vantine, a i i Woodium Ninth Grade--Sylvia Benasutti, Tom Bolls, Ruth Buritt, Manlyn Case, Bonnie Cope, Lawience Coid- nei, Linda Dinger, Laiiy Ewing Charles Fenstermaker, Patncia Frampton, James France, Rose Mline Fredenco, Sandra Fuller, Sandra Gaiwood, Roger Good, Robert Goiton, Noima Giaff, Lois Graves Janice Grennon, Kail Grove, Shirley Gustavson, Martha Harmon, Reid Haug, Robeit Holzwoith, Lariy Johnson, Jovce Kelley, Justin Kimball Kaiol Kleiderlem, Donna Kohler. Barbara Krafton. Charlotte Kreiger, Tom Kroh, Robert Kuropkat, Francis Lineman, Kenneth Lucas, James McCune, Kathryn Morey Joan Patterson, Pamela Peterson, Donna Rathfon, Bonnie Ruffner, Gene Smith, Joan Smith, Shelley Spencer, Martha Sweeney, Donna Thomas, Robert Thomas, Ann Titus, Ray Troutman, Nancy Tana Tuttle, Parma Veley, Larry Wagner, Carol Ward, Ross Warner and Carol White. Mail Call News of Area Men and Women in Armed Forces PVT. PHILIP L.

BRYANT COMPLETING training at the Armor Track Vehicle Maintenance Course at The Armored School, Fort Knox, is Philip L. Brant, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy E. Bryant, 89 Main Rd Limestone.

Military Rites Held For Charles Colburn The Rev Reese Y. Henderson, minister of the East End Presbyterian Church, officiated at the prayer services for Charles F. Colburn, former Bradford resident, who died Monday in Pittsburgh, held at 1 30 yesterday in the Healy Funeral Home. Burial was in the River View Cemetery at Corydon The pallbearers, representing local veterans organizations, were: From American Legion Post No. 108.

Howard Hallock, John Kramer and William White, from the VFW Post No. 212, Leo M. Healey, Thomas Bntton and End Johnson. The American Flag was folded by Francis Jones and Michael Pesta, and presented to Mr. Colbum's family.

Servicemen's News A 2 and Mrs. Frank Hess of Mt Jewett left Wednesday for Snn Antonio, Texas, where Ainnan Hess is stationed. Second Lt. Jack G. Dart, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Dart, 108 Seaward Ave is now training at the TJ. S- Army Signal Corps School at Fort Monmouth, N. J. He is a recent graduate of the Pennsylvania State University.

George Stanford, machinery icpairman second class and the son of Mi and Mrs Ralph P. Stanford, R. 3, Biadford, is a member of the ciew of the destroyer USS John Hood which lecently returned from the Far East after service with Task Forces 77 and 95 Pvt. Catherine Witter, daughter of Clair J. Witter, E.

Main Smethport, has completed basic training at the Women's Army Corps Training Center, Fort Lee, Va. She is a graduate of Smethport High School and joined the MAC in November, 1953. John H. Robson, USNR, is stationed at Room 108, Bldg 837. NAAS, Saufley Field, Pensacola, Fla He is the son of Mr and Mrs.

Robert Robson, West E'dred. Ronald C. Carlson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ilolger Carlson, Smethport, recently enlisted in the S.

Army and is being processed at Fort George G. Meade, prior to basic training. Pfc Harrison Beardsley, son of Mr and Mrs Harrison T. Beardsiey, 301 Bridge St, Johnsonburg, is stationed with his company at Fort Bragg He entered the Array in January, 1953, and is a radio repairman with the 54th Signal Repair Co. from Fort Hood, Texas.

Guess Peter Rabbit Hit the Bunny Trail "Peter" Rabbit caused quite a stir in the Second Ward yesterday when he was missing from the backyard "apartment" he shares with "Duckie" the Duck. It was yesterday afternoon, when 14-year-old Parma Veley went out to feed Duckie. that it was dif.co\eied i Peter had flown--rather, hopped-the coop Peter, a puie i haic owned by Paima's 10-eiu-old biothei, A i den. was an Ea-stet gift back in 1952 At that tune he was a babv bunny looked about for her friend. Not too long after a 13-block alarm sent out, aleitinc; the neigh- boihood to be on the lookout for a nine-pound rabbit answering to the name of Petei alias cotton toll.

a few weeks old Quite foi husM cuing bovs ciune calling at the Ve- age, he now weighs nine pounds home Yes, had Peter in Duckie was. also an Ea.ster He piobably had been hop- ent--in 1951 Peter and Dutkie got. pmp down the Bunny Tiail along famously in their i i At liust icport. Peter was con- coop in the aid of Mi. and Mis.

tentedh munching on an apple in- Hugh Veley of 2 Elm St But de the Velev homo, pending re- yesterdsu it looked like the end of P- 111 to the sate to his quaiteis a beautiful friendship Petoi A Duckie still pceied i-adly into gone 1 And Mis had just loom adjoining hers, bought him 25 pounds of labbit food, too Evidence of Force The two-ioom coop sits close to the gaiage in the yard, at Elm St and South A whe scieen separated Peter from Duckie Each had a pin ate entrance, a small gate. The gate to Peter's room was lying on the giound, toin from its hinges The room was empty And Duckie Gallup Appointed To Aid Salary Drive William Gallup of Biadfoid has been appointed chahnmn foi Mo Kean and Potter Counties to mobilize public support of lecommend- ed salary increases for all federal judges and membeis of Congiess He was appointed to the position bv former Senator Francis Myers of Philadelphia and foimci Superior Court Judge Charles Kenworthy of Pittsbuigh co-chairmen for Pennsylvania of the American Bar Association's Committee on Judicial Selection, Tenure and Compensation punt WINTER AIR CONDITIONING ALL YOU DO "LET THI I FURNACE MAN" CUSTAVSON ANDERSON 15 St Phone 3835 2 BELTING PILLBOX flattery for all ages Our versatile pillbox to take you "on the go" from now through Spring. Choose yours from a rain- bow of colors 54 Main St. BUY S. SAVINGS BONDS AUTHORIZED AGENTS JAY H.

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