The Evening Times from Sayre, Pennsylvania • Page 5

PAGE FIVE THE EVENING TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1942 S.yr., Athens South W.v.rly, Pa. and Wav.rly, N. Y. Evaluating Committee Probes All Phases of School RotariansHearHowTrackingStations rector, was welcomed into the club by Donald Frederick. Harry Mangle presented Rev.

Mayo a one-year perfect attendance certificate. som and Rev. Arthur B. Mayo were elected directors of the club for a three-year term. Taul Bohn, Waverly Recreation Di Operated During Glenn Space Flight UU 1 I llil I 1 Gordon Goodyear of the Bell Tele TONITE SAT.

SUN. second of his three-orbiting laps of the globe, not only of his voice, but rra.in.gi.'ii!iwni a also by radar, radio, TWX and phone Company, spoke to the Waverly Rotary Club Thursday noon at the Iron Kettle Inn on "A Voice for Mercury." He said that planning the tracking LPe and -fun in the suburbs stations was a five-member industrial ti The speaker noted that the Bell Telephone Company was one of team and the film showed the intricate details of wiring and labor that went into these 18 tracking stations 000 firms in the background scenes of Col. John Glenn's orbit flight as JIM HUTTON production 5 Sayre Teachers To Review New Studies Program Sayre Area Joint High School will close one hour early at 2:45 Monday afternoon to allow the entire faculty to participate in a review of the new proposed program of studies for Sayre High School. All students will be excused at 2:45 except those students who ride the Litchfisjd and Athens Township busses. These students will be assigned to special rooms for the remaining portion of the day.

Any bus student wishing to be dismissed at 2:45 must have a note of permission signed by the parents. The afternoon program will be in charge of Boyd Beagles, chairman of the steering committee, with the program of study presentation bein made by Miss Ruth Tozcr, chairman of the program of studies. 1 11 1'. i 1 1 "i hT PAULA PRENTISS he showed a film of the operations required to put him in space and the 1 with second-to-second reports going back to a base station in the United States. -Cinemascope MetmcOLOft Intricate groundwork involved.

At the construction of all tracking SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY 2:00 P.M. Bell and its subsidiaries installed the 18 tracking stations which kept stations, skill, materials and labor was used at every site, with some of the facilities used being very obso detailed accounting of Glenn every Hi Wh Ht't Ptiplit lete to our way of doing things. Mr. Goodyear also showed and ex Injuries Send plained the working of the new Rapi-pbone, a new time saving unit for Two to Packer 25c TO ALL 25c TO ALL any office. There is a dial name list, with room for 290 names.

He explained that as each name is written in, the user dials that person's, or Two persons were injured in area accidents yesterday and today and taken to the Robert Packer Hospital. firm's, number and it is immediately coded after the name. Then for any future dialing of that number, the receiver is lifted, after the name is Carlton Brown, of Ulster RD1 was admitted with a fracture and dialed to the face of the Rapiphone, badly lacerated left index finger aft er he slipped and fell on an axe. An ALLIED ARTISTS Pictur PLUS 4 CARTOONS and a lever pushed down. From then on until the other party answers, automation takes over.

Bertena Larrabee, 17-month old daughter of Charles Larrabee of Waverly RD 2 fell through a stair Dr. Harry Bucholtz, William Ran- Waverly Library Adds Memorials Mrs. L. W. Lunn announced several more memorial books have been added to the shelves of the Waverly Free Library.

They include: "This is the Holy by Ful opening from the first floor to the basement at home this morning. She -Ik 'rmi'" I 'vrv' (fo I sustained a head injury, believed to be not serious. On Dean's List sim un am FDRHEST-GRIFFITH PROVSE 18FUU in Robert Skinner, son of Mr. and ton J. Sheen, given by Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Yanuzzi for Mrs. Frank EITTEHCOIT Mrs. Walter Skinner of 491 Cayuta Waverly, has earned the Dean's list honors for the fall semester at Cichocki. "Colonial Williams burg, Its Buildings and bv A.

Lawrence Kocher and How State University College at Oswego. ard Dearstyne, given by Mr. and HALSEY VALLEY TONITE (7-9) SATURDAY Mrs. Phillips Cramer and Mr. and Mrs.

Basil Thornton for Albert M. Coblentz; "Love Song of the The Halsey Valley Methodist WSCS held their regular meeting last Wed' by Mari Sandoz, given by Mrs. Lau ra Mayhood and Mrs. George Fill man for Mrs. Rosine Hoefer.

"Training Your Own Dog" by Sam ncsday at the home of Mrs. Margery Heffner. Those attending were Mrs, GUIlll FORD BETTE DAVIS Myrtle Bieberick and son, Mrs. Doris Jewell, Mrs. Blanche Jewell, Mrs.

Leaha Hines, Mrs. Lena Thomas, Mrs. Gladys Frisbic, Mrs. Bess Kirk, stage, given by Dr. and Mrs.

i Paul Shallenberger for Mrs. Lattimer Lee; "National Anthems of the HOPE LAIiGE ARTHUR OtJOHIIELl Two views of the Evaluating Committee at work in Waverly Senior High School. At top, enm members of the committee e-o over school reDorts. Below, they even check up on given by Mr. and Mrs.

Fred A. Mrs. Betty Sackett, Mrs. Marion the boiler room. From left.

Principal Clarke Cage, John Humbert of Mountain View, Haggerty and daughter. Refresh Tuthill for Mrs. Francis Line; "MeetinE with Japan" by Fosco Ma- Bond Shaw of Marcellus, and Doyle Saxe, school custodian. Evening Times Photos FRANK CAPRA'S ments were served by the hostess. STARTS SUNDAY Mrs.

Herbert Fice fell at the home of her daughter and family Mr. and take another assignment in IBM's Pocketful Mrs. Frederick Frisbie. raini, given by Waverly Star Past Matrons and Patrons Club for Sara Roberts; "Down the Lore Oddities in Upstate History, by Arch Merrill, given by Mr. fcnd Mrs.

ward Swartwood for Mrs. Samuel data proce'ssing division. Maerkle was employed by the Mcintosh Lab ofHiraclcs Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thomas of Vestal Couple, Other New Yorkers, Were Among Victims of Plane Crash Johnson City were Sunday guests of lPAHaYISION' color oratory Inc.

of Binghamton. Jones was flying West to keep Mr. and Mrs. Elwell Smith. Schwartz.

Ola Hamilton and Mrs. Donald fishing date in Mexican waters with "Meaninz: Antidote to Anxiety" Mosher of Horscheads were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Jewell former President Eisenhower, He re centlv save a large estate to the and family. by Henry Clay Lindgren, given by Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Campbell for Howard Stickney; "A History of the Northwood School in Lake Placid The Halsey Valley Grange attended Maerkle and Sarley both were engineers. Sarley had been manager of special engineer communications for the International Business Machines. Corp. at White Plains.

He was enroute to the West Coast to The school is operated by the Lake Lockwood Grange last Wednesday for a visiting night meeting. Those at Placid Club, of which Jones was member. As New York Hailed Glenn STARTS TODAY (Fri.) LAUGH WEEK! ONE BIG tending were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brenchley, Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Brenchley, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sackett, Mr. and Mrs.

William Vaa-nanen, Mrs. Florence Rumsey, Howard Chrisfield, Richard Rumsey and David Rumsey. Mrs. Frederick Frisbie and children called Sunday evening on her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Fice of Glencairn. English Speaking by Winston S. Churchill, given by Waverly Star Past Matrons and Patrons Club; and "Pathway to Understanding" by Harold E. Kohn, given by W.C.T.U., both books for Mrs. Jane Kipp; "Perennials in the Garden for Lasting Beauty" and "Norman Rockwell given by neighbors; "New Illustrated Encyclopedia of given by Thomas and Margaret Nash; and "A Faith of our Own" by Farrer, given by Mrs.

Katherine Gorski, all for Mrs. Gertrude Mattoon. Mrs. W. R.

Diver, Jr. has contributed to the Book Fund in memory of Harold M. Sawyer. USE UP SCRAPS ALBANY, N. Y.

(AP) For those left behind in Upstate New York, there was heartbreak today over the loss of relatives or in the crash of an American Airlines jet in which 95 persons died. Three teen-aged girls in Vestal, a Binghamton suburb, lost their parents. Mr. and. Mrs.

George P. Maer-kle were aboard the Los Angeles-bound craft when it nose-dived Thursday into a swampy area shortly after taking off from nearby Idlewild Airport in New York City. At Johnstown, Anthony Polacek, had remained at home while his wife, Sophie, 63, a tavern-owner left for a visit to a son, Richard, and his family in the Glendora-Azusa section of California. Another couple, who moved in 1959 with their four children from Binghamton to White Plains, were aboard the plane. They were Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph M. Sarley. At Niskayuna, near Schenectady, friends of a former school board president, Dr. John F.

Youngblood, were saddened to learn that he was among the victims. He was a young General Electric Co. engineer, the fafher of three teen-age children, and had been transferred to California in 1958. He was returning home after visiting GE installations at Schenectady. Also aboard the plane were W.

Alton Jones, board chairman of Richfield Oil a prominent summer resident of Lake Placid, and Arnold S. Kirkeby, of Bel-Air, who had at one time owned or had an interest in about 25 major hotels, including the Saranao Inn at Saranac Lake. On Dean's List Two Sayre Area Joint High School graduates have been named to the Dean's list at Rochester Business Institute. They are Bonnie Rolfe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Rolfe of 518 W. Lockhart and Peggy Ann Noone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Noene of 518 N. Wilbur Ave.

Bonnie, who is a student in the standard business course, is a member of the Student Council, Psi Beta Chi Sorority, the Rockettes and is captain of a bowling team. Peggy Ann is a student of the legal secretary course. She is secretary of the Student Council, secretary of Psi Beta Chi Sorority, a member of the Newman Club and is chairman of the Spring Weekend committee. A motorcycle policeman escorts Lt. Col.

and Mrs. John H. Glenn Jr. up Broadway through streaming- ticker tape as New ork saluted the astronaut. With the Glenns but not shown was Mce President Lyndon B.

Johnson, who sounded the theme of the day by calling it "a great day for New York and America." Millions of New Yorkers lined the parade route. V' Rocky Asks Power to Borrow Up to Billion for Housing, Urban Renewal ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) Gov. WE HAVE IT FOR YOU! PERSONAL LOANS FOR ANY WORTHWHILE PURPOSE Even the Indians are valuation. Use of full value would increase the amount that could be borrowed.

2. Exclude borrowing through funny short-term, urban-renewal notes from computation of debt limits. 3. Authorize state loans for rehabilitation of slums and sub-stand RUTUEF. BUDDY LESTER ThFrOS8Y BROTHERS PHILLIP.

DENMS-UNDSW ard dwellings. The Legislature now Cash you YOU REPAY MONTHLY Receive l2Mos. 18 Mot, 24 Mos. 36 Mos. 60 Mos.

300 26.68 18.41 14.30 10.27 500 44.47 30.68 23.84 17.13 10OO 88.95 1.36 47.68 34.26 22.68 2500 222.39 153.42 119.21 85.65 5S.70 5000 444.78 306.84 238.42 171.30 113.41 only for Proferly Imfrovtment I Rockefeller asked the Legislature today for power to borrow up to $1 billion to implement his plans for i more middle-income housing and ur- i ban renewal projects. The State Housing Finance Agency now may borrow $525 million through bond issues. The governor said it would reach this ceiling next year. Rockefeller envisioned 10,000 new middle-income apartments each year for the next five years, under the new borrowing. The governor's recommendations were in the last of three special messages he sent to the Legislature this week on the subject of housing.

The finance agency, lends con -struction money to private developers. The governor also proposed today constitutional amendments that would: 1. Permit use of full valuation, rather than the lower assessed valuation, in computing the amount of money a city nzy borrow for urban renewal projects. Borrowing now is Lnuted to 2 per cent of assessed HEY GANG! LOOK! Get out scraps in your favorite colors and start knitting mittens delight youngsters. These mittens are mainly in ribbing (knit and purl) easy knitting each child's in different colors.

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aid to help middle-income famiLes buy cooperative apartments and aid to allow- low-income families to live in nuddk-income housing projects. Above payments include life insurance on the unpaid balance in the event of the borrower's death an additional family protection. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 7:00 1:30 fi WAVERLY OFFICE CARTOONS 10 JXj (AM MID LAND TRUST COM PAX PLUS "TARZAN'S HIDDEN JUNGLE" Member Federal Deftr-t lnwace.