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0. 0. 0.0 Sayre, 'Athens, South Waverly, and Waverly, N.Y. THE EVENING TIMES, SATURDAY, 'APRIL 28, 1951 PAGE THREE Bridal Shower Is Given for Barbara Canfield Barbara Canfield was honored at a bridal shower Thursday evening given by Mrs. Marion Stiger and Edna White at 706 Desmond street.

Miss Canfield will be married May 5 to LaVern Smith at St. John's Lutheran church. Party decorations were yellow and green, featuring a swing holding the gifts, and a wedding cake. Games were played and a buffet-style lunch served. Several gifts were presented to Miss Canfield.

Those present were: Miss Maureen Cahill, Miss Robbie Cadwell, Miss Judy Canfield, Miss Barbara Jean Swartwood, Miss Nancy Swartwood, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Fanny Lane, Mrs. Gladys Smith, Mrs. Alice Keener, Mrs.

Janice Hurd. Also, Mrs. Bessie Smith, Mrs. Margie Smith, Mrs. Betty Shay, Mrs.

Edna Patterson, Mrs. Doris Canfield, Mrs. Beverly Ciardi, Mrs. Marjorie Keener, the guest of honor and the hostess. Mrs.

Jenny Burns, Miss Lillian Kinsman, Miss Barbara Gleockner and Anna Swartwood sent gifts but were unable to attend. Now you Know! The answers to everyday insurance By BILL RANSOM A QUESTION: We plan to leave on a long vacation motor trip within the next couple of weeks and a friend suggests that we take out a special theft insurance policy on our luggage, jewelry and other valuables which we take with us. Can you tell me whether we can 'get a short term policy of this kind and whether its cost is low enough so it would pay us to buy it? ANSWER: Ordinarily, if you already 'have a Residence Theft policy on your valuables, the simplest and most economical thing for you to do would be to have the "theft away from the premises" clause added to it and to pay the small additional premium. This coverage is usually a good deal broader than that given by a "personal effects" floater policy which you would buy for the duration of your trip. If you don't have a Residence Theft policy, you should consult your insurance agent about it before buying any other form of insurance.

you'll address your own insurance questions to this office, we'll try to give you the correct answers and there will be no charge or ob. ligation of any kind. RANSOM and RANSOM "Ring for RANSOM" AT WAVERLY 22 Phyllis Stevens Gives Concert Miss Phyllis Stevens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.

H. Stevens of Maple street, Athens, appeared in a voice and piano recital Tuesday evening at the Westminster Choir College Playhouse, Princeton, N. J. The Athenian's voice concert was combined with a piano recital given by another student, Miss Katherine Dubie. Miss Stevens, a senior at Westminster, presented the following vocal numbers: Mozart, "Motette: Exsultate, jubilate;" Delibes, aria, va la jeune from and Carpenter's "Song Cycle: Gitanjali," including "When I Bring to You Colour'd "On the Day That Death Will Knock at Thy Door," "The Sleep That Flits on Baby's Eyes," "I Am Like a Remnant of a Cloud of the Seashore of Endless Worlds," and "Light, My Light." Miss Stevens' parents attended the concert.

Fraser Appointed Deputy Clerk James A. Fraser, 21, of Owego was appointed deputy Tioga county clerk to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Murray H. Tyrrell, who is now with IBA at Endicott. The appointment of Mr. Fraser, who is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. James Fraser of Apalachin, was announced by LaVerne M. Brister, county clerk. He is graduate of Owego Free Academy in the class of 1947, is married and the father of a son. Youth for Christ To Have Service Evangelist Hal Webb of Conklin, N.Y., will appear in a revival service tonight at 7:30 in the South Waverly Community Hall under the sponsorship of the Valley Youth for Christ.

The public has been invited to attend the service arranged by Mr. Webb, a graduate of Bob Jones university and former director of the G.I. Gospel Hour and Youth for Christ in the Philippines. A special musical program has been planned featuring a quartet from the Fairmont Park Baptist church, Johnson City, of which Rev. Francis Smith is pastor.

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Grade Students Give Minstrel At Litchfield Students in the Litchfield school gave two shows Thursday in the Litchfield Methodist church, presenting the minstrel "Jolly Pickaninnies" under the direction of Miss Irma Keir, music teacher. Barbara Campbell was interlocutress, assisted by the end men, including Gerald Twigg, Nancy Langeland, Betty Myers, Henry Dolan, Carol Twigg, Dale Dimock. The chorus consisted of: Gladys Johnson, Marilyn Campbell, Gladys Whitehead, Louise Gorsline, Willa Earle Cole, Louise Ellsworth, Anna a Carr, Dorothy Lorenz, Jeanne O'Shea, Verna Graham, Jean Patton, Audrey Goble, Raymond West, Jim Campbell, Dan O'Shea, Jay Cole, Richard Lobbe and Ronald Rumick. Little Mothers were portrayed by Betty Jean Crawley and Nancy Kay Goble. Members of the miniature orchestra were Frederick Tobbe, Donald Merrill, Ronald Simons and Wesley Shoemaker.

Henry Sobiech presented a song, and Larry Twigg, gave a poem, "'Secrets of the The Visit to the Farm was acted by James Bradley, John Hansen, Robert Griffith and Eddie Simons. Second, third and fourth graders sang, "'Candy and Cake," including Janet Baran, Robert West, Gary Conrad, Pamela Shoemaker, Helen Whitehead, Miles Branin, Sharon Vough, Sylvia Zurn, Ralph Campbell, Bonny Baran, Donald Vanderpool, Jane Chilson, John Cole, Charles Cole, Catherine Vough, Arthur Kiechbaugh, Alberta Merrill, Nancy Twigg and Gerald Dalan. The Train to Happy Land had the following passengers and crew: James Graham, engineer; Charles Callear, conductor; Paul Vincent Thurston, Raymond Merrill, Sopha Sobiech, Wanda Zurn, Joan Simons, Juanita Campbell, Lloyd Chilson and six others. Donald Ammerman of the eighth grade, was pianist for the show. Furniture Needed By the Carsons Mrs.

Carl Coots of Waverly Red Cross home service stated today that Mr. and Mrs. Chester Carson, who lost everything in a fire Monday, have a home ready to move into, but nothing to put in it. They specifically need, she said, furniture, including dressers and chests, cooking dishes and narrow springs and mattresses. Those who wish to help may phone Waverly 567.

APPLY FOR LICENSE Marriage license application has been taken out at the office of the register and recorder by the following: Fred LaVern Smith of Sayre and Barbara Ellen Canfield of Modesto, Cali. Education Head Says Student Deferment Wise Syracuse, N. Y. (AP)--The federal commissioner of education predicts that the general public eventually will see wisdom in granting draft deferments to superior college students. Earl J.

McGrath says the nation needs highly trained men and the deferment policy is essential. He said yesterday there were critical shortages of trained manpower, especially in the engineering, medical and dental, fields. McGrath spoke at a special convocation held in conjunction with the 50th anniversary. of Syracuse University's College of Applied Sciences. He received an honorary degree of Doctor of Laws.

McGrath claimed public support was increasing for the Truman Administration's program of students on the basis of test scores or scholastic standing. "I believe," he said, "that when the, emotionalism which now beclouds thinking on this deferment policy disappears, the 'American people generally will recognize its wisdom." Discussing the defense program, McGrath said the nation's "vast natural resources and our reservoir of highly specialized industrial, agricultural and professional skills are being used to turn back the threat of Communist imperialism." "Within the coming 18 or 24 months." he added, "rearmament will be well along, and, according to recent estimates, we shall then command a physical force and the resources to back it roughly equal in defensive strength to that of all our friends and possible enemies combined." Marry in Waverly Church Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Willis Prudom are shown following their mar. riage April 22 in the First Baptist church of Waverly.

The bride is the former Marion Virginia Eddy, daughter of Mrs. Lizzie Eddy and the late John Eddy of 53 Pine street, Waverly. Mr. Prudom's parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Willis Prudom of Red Creek, N. Y. The couple will reside in Phelps, N.Y. -West photo Faith Gallagher Is Crowned Queen At Athens High School Variety Show Miss Faith Gallagher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Gallagher of First street, was crowned Queen of Athens high school at the 13th annual Variety show presented last night in the high school auditorium. The show will be repeated tonight at the same place, with curtain call at 8 p.m. Goes Overseas Pvt.

Russell (Mickey) Park, 17- year -old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Park of North Lehigh avenue, Sayre, who enlisted in the Regular Army last July 2, has left Camp Stoneman, for an overseas station. He trained at Fort Campbell, Ky. His brother, Pvt.

Harry K. Park has been transferred from Camp Chaffee to Fort Sill, Okla. Dog Law Enforcer Investigating Valley Area Complaints of dogs attacking livestock and creating a menace to humans in East Athens, Sayre and surrounding areas were investigated yesterday by J. R. Wilcox of Wellsboro, dog law enforcer.

Mr. Wilcox, who will return to this area next week to continue his investigations, advised residents that they may dispose of any dog which is observed attacking or pursuing other animals or humans, and remain within the law. Section 22 of Pennsylvania law, which applies to the dog menace, was listed by Mr. Wilcox as follows: "Any person may kill any dog which he sees. in the pursuing, worrying or wounding any livestock or wounding or killing poultry or attacking human beings, whether or not such dog bears the license tag required by the provisions not this act.

There shall be liability on such person in damages or otherwise for such a killing." One exception was described by Mr. Wilcox as follows: "Licensed dogs, when accompanied by their owner or handler, shall not be included under the provisions of this section unless caught in the act of worrying, wounding or killing livestock or poultry." Show To Be Given In East Athens The Harmony class minstrels will be presented Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the East Athens Community hall under the sponsorship of the Matrons club of East Athens. The minstrel show, given previously in South Waverly, is made up of members of the Harmony class of the West Sayre Church of Christ. "This is Our Night," is the title and theme of the production. Phyllis Park in Piano Recital Miss Phyllis Lorraine Park of Waverly, presented her senior recital in the Houghton college chapel Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the bachelor of music degree in music education.

Her piano program consisted of selections from the following: "Sonata in Grieg; "Suite Debussy; "Jardin Sous La Pluie," Debussy; and "Scherzo in Flat Minor," Op. 31 No. 2, Chopin. For an encore, she played "The Old Musical Box," by Goosens. Following the recital, a reception was given in at the home of her instructor in piano, Mrs.

Marcille Those attending from Waverly were Mrs. Mary H. Park, Mrs. Glenn H. Park, Miss Linda Ruth Park, and Rev.

and Mrs. Richard Fortran. Young Adults To Have Movies Athens Methodist Young Adults will meet Sunday at 8 p.m. in the church for a program of movies on Florida shown by Raymond Arnold. Mrs.

Ralph Gregory will lead devotions and hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rock and Jay Lowery. CAP Cadets to Tour Airport Civil Air Patrol cadets of Tioga Point flight will be on maneuvers at the Blue Municipal airport tomorrow ernoon by CAP officers. The cadets will meet at Sayre Community center at p.m.

for transportation to airport, where they will be en on a tour and given tion in airplane engines. Shepard Creek Stocked Today By Sportsmen Three thousand three-to-fourinch brown trout fingerlings have been purchased by the Waverly Sportsmen's club and will be placed in Shepard Creek today. Louis Ball, chairman of the fish distribution committee, stated that the tanker shipment of fingerlings from the privately owned H. K. Annin Trout pond at Caledonia, N.

will arrive here about 1:30 p.m. The cost to the club was $291, delivered. Stream stocking will start at Fraley's in North Waverly and will be worked northward up the creek. Several club members will help with the project. Bar Inter-Class Fights at TVHS Towanda -The Towanda Valley High school joint board has issued an order banning class fights, a traditional tom in the local high school for many years.

Students who violate the order face suspension from school for up to six months, and possible elimination from athletics or other extra curricular activities. The inter-class fights were formerly held for a period of several nights, but recently have been going on for two weeks or more. Last year girls insisted on being included, and this year the Junior High school joined the battle, which started at Easter and continued for three weeks. During the fights, members of one class seek to kidnap those of another class and take them for a ride, dumping them out some miles from Towanda. TEXAS WHAT? Dora Guerrero, Texan, Engaged To Athens Pilot Mrs.

Alfred Guerrero of San Marcos, Texas, announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Dora, to Capt. Glenn D. Thompson, son Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Thompson of Elm street, Athens, formerly of Plains and Laceyville. The wedding will take place in the First Presbyterian church in San Marcos on July 6. The bride-elect will receive her BA degree at South Teachers State college in Jume. Capt.

Thompson will complete his training as a liaison pilot at Fort Sill, on July 3 and will then be stationed at Fort Bragg, N. C. A veteran of World War II, he was wounded while fighting in Belgium and after recuperating in this country returned to Europe for two years, service after the end of hostilities. Enlisting in the army as a private eleven years ago, he has risen from the ranks and received his promotion as captain just recently. Lecture Slated For Nurse Aids special lecture for those of Waverly, Lockwood and Barton taking nurses' aid and home nursing training will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m.

in the Waverly Senior auditorium and it is a "must" that every trainee attend. Mrs. Roland P. Holmes, who is chairman of the home nursing committee of the Waverly Chapter of the Red Cross, followed her announcement by stating that all attending the lecture will receive credit on their regular course of study. Following the lecture, nurses' aid trainees will report to the home Clayton Luckner, 449 Park avenue, for their first class meeting.

The first class in home nursing will be held Friday starting at 7 p.m. at the home of Mr. Luckner. Tuesday's lecture at Senior high school will begin the orientation work. Slides will be shown.

Home and Community Section Joan Danzig, Editor Club Fete To Start Early The reciprocity meeting planned by the Jewish Women's club of Waverly for Monday evening, has been scheduled a half hour earlier, at 7:30 p.m. instead of 8, so the guests and members may attend the concert of Cornelia Stabler at Sayre High school. FORCED TULIP BULBS 2c each For Garden Planting Choicest Greenhouse Varieties also Daffodils, Dutch Iris, etc. JAYNE'S GREENHOUSE 11 Garfield Street Waverly, N. Y.

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Soloists included Joan Regn, singing "Make Bill Thompson Barbara Chubb, "Just A'Weary. ing For "Dickie Bird Mary Lou McNeil; and Kieth Horton; the N. Song," Bette Hammond; "Sailing Away on the Henry the premier end men, Bill Thompson and Glenn Rinker; "My Girl USA," Bill Gowan, Sole. Mary Lambert, "Whispering" Ken Rogers; "'The Rovin' Bob Rogers. Speciality numbers were Cheer Leaders," "'The Collegiates," complete with racoon coats; "How Dumb Can a Be about a Ball Angie Callabucci; Norwegian 1olk dance; "The Driving Lesson," with Gary Talada, Marilyn Havens and Naomi May; the "Charleston" with Glenn Rinkver and Delores Scrivens; the Hawaiian number with Eugene Flagg, Evelyn Clark, Joan cey and Esther Rhoads; Russian Folk dance, Judy Canfield; "'Mockin' Bird Hill," Rhoads sisters; and Lola Jenney and Jane Knecht in a Tribute to America.

The end men kept up a constant interchange of jokes and nonsensical poetry and brought a great deal of laughter from the audience with their clowning. Directed by Miss Winifred Reagan, the 13th annual Variety show of the Athens high school was a very successful presentation. Assisting in the production to a great degree, was Miss Nancy Bartholomew as pianist, Audrey Fay and Gladys Wright, Charles Thorpe, Kenneth Rogers, business stage managers; Barbara Baiey and Elaine Forkan, dance routines; Mrs. Grace Mary Alger, Miss Marie Bean, Mrs. Diana Scrivens, Miss Alice Stevens, Clyde Bresee and Mrs.

Tom Jones, faculty assistants. Births Decker Born to Stephen and Anna Serafini Decker of Lopez, a son Friday in the Robert Packer hospital. Henry Born to Howard O. and Lucille Oliver Henry of Sayre R.D. 1, a son Friday in the Robert Packer hospital.

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