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Sayre, Athens, South Waverly, and Waverly, N.Y EAGE TEN The Best Time to Rent That Room Is Now The Best Way Is With a Want Ad! THE EVENING TIMES, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1966 Articles For Cont'd. Situations Wanted Cont'd. Automobiles for Sale Crash Kills Infant additional wells, is the correct soli LEGAL NOTICE Another Nation Will Be Created Waverly Water (Continued from Page 1) aca Street well, are sufficient to satisfy the anticipated demand at that date. Availability of adequate quanti- tiej of water, then, is not now a problem, nor will it become so in the forseeable future. "The second phase of responsibility of the Water Department, then, that of assuring that the water supply is of good quality, has become a prime and immediate concern to us.

Recent examinations of the Village water supply by the New York State Department of Health, the results of which have been reported to the Water Department and the Village Mayor, have indicated that the quality of the water is highly unsatisfactory. lo summarize, the Health Department reports indicate the following with respect to the reservoir water supply: "1. A high coliform (bacteria) count in the distribution system; "2. Highly discolored water; "3. Turbidity three times above acceptable standards; "4.

Extremely high iron and manganese content; and "5. High amounts of free ammonia and consumed (lack of) oxygen. "The presence of these impurities in the water supply cause the many complaints which have been brought to our attention in recent weeks. The high coliform count makes it necessary to heavily chlorinate the supply in order to kill the coliform organisms, producing a highly objectionable taste in the water. The high iron and manganese content causes a further objectionable taste, discoloration of clothes, and deposits in the distribution mains.

The excess turbidity (suspension of particles in the water) anc' the discoloration makes for a product that is highly objectionable in appearance to the consumer. "The Water Department, a number of months ago, hired the engineering firm of Nussbaumer Clarke, of Buffalo, New York to make a study of the present system against the background of the poor quality of the reservoir water supply with the understanding that it submit a report on the basis of its findings for improvement of the quality of the water supply. This firm is experienced in the field of municipal water plants. It has been retained by the Village from time to time over a period of 30 years as a consultant in engineering matters. Recently the Village retained the engineering services of this firm in connection with a million sewer construction program which is now in the planning stage.

Its competency in the field of municipal utilities Is unquestioned. "On completion of its study Nuss-baumer Clarke recommended a two phase construction program which would solve the water quality problem which now confronts us. The first phase would cost an estimated $783,700 and would renter around the construction of a water filtration plant which wov-ld involve an estimated $697,000. The balance cf the first phase program cast would be used to construct a reservoir intake and intake conduit, eliminate manual operation of the lth.ira Street Well, and replace existing transmission lines on Cayuta Avenue. Spauldin Street and Providence Street with lines of greater diameter.

"The second phase of the recommended construction program would cost an estimated $533,300 and would consist of the construction of a storage tank and pumping station at an estimated cost of $177,900, new transmission lines at $62,600, a water softening plant at the Ithaca Street well at $50,800 and removal of silt deposits MADRID, N.Y. (AP) Christine Sabre, 20 months, was killed Mon- day when an automobile driven by her mother, Mrs. Carolyn Sabre of Mdrid, struck a tree along a rural road near here. Man Dies in Crash ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) An automobile and a tractor-trailer col lided at a suburban Henrietta inter' section, taking the life of Edward Peck, 53, Rochester manufacturer.

Bicyclist Is Killed PARISHVILLE, N.Y. (AP)- Michael Daby, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Daby of Parishville, was killed Monday when he rode his bicycle into the side of a fuel truck. Find Two Bodies, Third Is Sought LANCASTER, Pa.

(AP) Volun teers continued searching for the body of a 21-year-old woman the only missing member of a group of three duck hunters who disappeared Wednesday in the Susquehanna River about 20 miles south of here. The bodies of the other two have been recovered. Still missing is Marta Van Dyke.l of Boothwyn, Delaware County, Pa. She and the two brothers Anthony, 21, and John F. Markert, 28, both of Lancaster failed to return from a duck hunting trip.

Anthony's body was recovered from the river Saturday, his brother's on Monday. Man Arrested in Major Hijacking NEW YORK (AP) The FBI announced the arrest Monday night of a Westbury man in the hi-jacking of a half million dollars worth of electric shavers last week. According to the FBI, Seymour Lichten, 43, was arrested and charged with the theft of a tractor trailer containing 2,093 cartons of electric shavers. Most were recovered. lichten, the FBI said, is the pres ident of the Admiral Automobile Supply at 35-35 Steimvay Astoria, Queens.

Lichten lives at 22 Wedgewood Drive. Hopes Rise (Continued from Page 1) ies and can be corrected only by replacing the entire blood supply. However, the doctor said Roni Sue "continues to be very active and is moving and kicking." He said her over-all condition was "quite good." N.Y. (Continued from Page 1) the bottom of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. U.

S. 41, between Skandia aixl Ishpeming, was open to one-lane traffic only. More than 180 persons remained overnight on the car ferry, City of Midland 41, which ran onto a sand bar at Ludington harbor. The snow stranded some 225 cars and seven buses near Engadine in the southern part of the Upper Peninsula Sunday night and Monday morning. WANT ADS Pay For Many Reasons.

QUICKIES ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposal will be received by the Athens Area School Authority, Athens Area High School, Athens, Pennsylvania until 7:30 p.m. EST, Tuesday, December 6, 1966 for Swimming Poof Equipment and supplies tor the Athena Area School District. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at that time; equipment to De delivered and installed; all other to De Delivered only, according to specif ica tions. Each bid shall be accompanied by eitner certified check or cashier check in the amount of not less than (5) five per cent of the amount of the proposal, same to be drawn in favor of the "Athens Area School No bidder may withdraw his bid for a penoo or tnirty (30) days after tne date set for the opening thereof. Specification! and proposal forms may be obtained at the office of the Superintendent, Athens Area High School, Athens, Pennsylvania upon the deposit of $15.00 tor two copies.

Deposit will be refunded to actual bidders; $7.50 of the deposit will be refunded to non-bidders on the return of one copy of the pro posal in good condition not later than December 15. 1966. The Authority reserve the right to ac cept or reject all or any part of any did, ana to waive any informalities. Each bid shall be addressed to Francis Roupp, President. Athens Area School Authority, Athens Area High School, Athens, Pennsylvania.

Ceha I. Arnold Secretary Athens Area School District November 15, 22, 29, 1966 Announcements CHRISTMAS tree trimmings of all kinds. iso rooi evergreen piasnc gariana tor doorway trimmings. MEAD'S NEWS. 423 S.

Main Street, Athens. DONALD DAVIS, D.C. Chiropractor S65-2731 FOR Fuller Brush cosmetics and chem ical needs. Phone Area Manager, William MacDonald, Elmira, N. Y.

RE 9-1391. NEW Advent Calendars and Hallmark Gift Calendars for 1967 at BOYLE'S BOOK STORE DEER HUNTERS Have Your Deer Cut Up $4 Plus Hide PETE QUATRIHI Wlldwood Road, Mllltown Next to Cleaner Plant. 884-6764 Deers Processed Cusano's Market 215 N. Elmer Avenue Sayre 882-4693 DEER PROCESSING JOHN M. WELLIVER Ulster, Pa.

358-4323 Also Buy Deer Hides Lost and Found LOST Friday evening, shortly after 9 o'clock on West Lockhart Street, Gold Bo from Stein's Men's Shop, containing white green striped Arrow Shirt. Please caH 883- 5865. Reward. LOST White faced Hereford heifer, 6 months oid. Vicinity of Talmadge Hill, Routes 1734.

565-2580. TersonaTs ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Call Sayre 833 8172. Write P.O. Box No.

335. Sayre. Pa. Auctions Convert your property Into cash A few articles or all you own. Q.

R. CHAFFEE SON AUCTIONEERS 265-5085 Towanda. Pi. Automotive Accessories, Parts, Tires Winter Tread Tires (Retreads) 7.50x14 8.00x14 $9.95 8.50x14 each Includes Federal Excise Tax. No Casing Required.

Mounted On Your Wheels. Athens Agway PHONE 882-2372 "For Gracious Living" On A Budget Use Classified! By Knn Reynold! Always A Better Buy Ato CANNAVINOS S17 S. Keystone Avenue 883-7842 DON MERRILL MOTORS Chemung Street, Waverly Any kind of new or used can HILTON MOTORS 504 S. Main Street, Athens 882-4401 KOHLER PONT1AC CO. Wide Track Headquarters OK USED CARS Many Makes and Modeli To Choose From MINT CHEVROLET, Inc.

313 N. Elmer Avenue, Sayre 882-3401 PENN YORK DODGE 885-0295 RAY CANZLER 565 2460 884-3231 1965 FORD Galaxie "500" Fordor Sedan. Dynasty green with matching interior. V-8 engine. Automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, locking differential, tinted glass.

Showroom condition. CROFT FORD, INC. 205 S. Main Street, Athens. 1965 OLDSMOBILE Starflre.

Automatic transmission. Very clean. Low mileage. Call Towanda 265-9191. 1963 MERCURY Meteor 4 Door Sedan.

V-8. Automatic, power steering, radio, whitewall tires. Tutone navy blue and white. SAYRE MOTOR COMPANY RAMBLER, 206 S. Keystone Avenue, Sayre.

1960 CADILLAC. 4 Door. Any reasonable offer accepted. Can be seen ai MASON'S FURNITURE BARN, Pembleton Place, Waverly. 565-9723.

1949 JEEP station wagon. 4 wheel drive. 100. 884-6178 before 2 p.m. 1964 FORD WAGON Falcon Fordor.

Big: 6. Automatic, radio. Tan with a matching interior. CARPENTER MOTORS 104', S. Main Street, Athens 882-2871 Auto, Repairing Painting: IF you need your car repaired stop in and see George at STEVENS' TEXACO, 479 Cayuta Avenue, Waverly.

565-4727. All work guaranteed. Also Wrecker Service. WE INSTALL MUFFLERS "FREE" II You Buy "Em" Here SERVICE DEPARTMENT Garrison-Oldsmoblk Inc. Sayre, Pa.

Trucks and Trailers 1957 DODGE Pckup $399 STAVER'S USCD CARS 883-5151 or 565-9557 House Trailers "BEAUTIFUL new 50'xl2' mobile home. Front kitchen with two bedrooms. Only $3995.00 Also, several other models on display. SUN-SET TRAILER PARK AND SALES, 2 miles East of Waverly, Route 17." BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom mobile home for rent. 884-3891.

FOR SALE Keystona Travel trailers, field offices, special units. Mobile home parking space and rentals. Accessories. P.U.C. mobile home hauling.

COLE'S MOBILE HOME SALES and SERVICE, Elmira Street Airport. Phone 883-8841. HAWK SUPER MOBILE HOME MART. Top value used buys. Be a mobile home owner for as little as $38.92 month, complete with bath.

Buy where the dealers buy at the prices they pay. HAWK, take the Ithaca Road off Route 17 north of Elmira. Open 9 to 8. MOBILE home 1957 Evansville. One bedroom.

Excellent condition. Available immediately. $1000 or best offer. Call Syracuse area code 315 OL2-8052 after 6 P.M. TWENTY 1967 models selling at 1966 prices to reduce inventory.

PALMER MOBILE HOME, Route 17, East Waverly, N. Y. 1965 22' Beeline travel trailer. All complete. Less than 300 miles.

Slater's Mobile Park, R. D. 1, Athens. Motorcycles Bicycles CAR and Motorcycle Inspection time now at BOB'S CYCLE SHOP. Sayre Service Stations STARTER and GENERATOR SERVICE BENEDICT'S SERVICE STATION At The Railroad Crossing, Athena Employment Female Ilelp Wanted SALES clerk for women's and children's ready to wear store.

Preferably experienced. Part time. Reply giving age and experience. Write Times Box No. 234, Sayre, Pennsylvania.

WAITRESS wanted evenings at Erie's Dairy Bar. Personal interviews held 3 5 p.m. WANTED Housekeeper, live in. 2 elderly people. Small modern home.

Write Time Box No. 236, Sayre, Pennsylvania. Male Help Wanted KENNEL helper. Apply at Food and Drug Research Laboratory, Route 17, Waverly. Male or Female Help Wanted MAN (Woman might Qualify) to deliver and write Orders for Rawleigh products in Sayre.

Full or spare-time. High commission. Write Rawleigh Department, PAK-71-1213. Chester, Pennsylvania. Situations Wanted ATTICS, cellars and garages to dean.

Odd jobs, light trucking dona. 882-9962. CABINETS, furniture repaired, chairs re-glued, interior alterations, counter tops. Litchfield 247-3287. C.

RINEHULS Tree Service. Experienced. Fully insured. Free estimates. Call 885-4404 after 4 P.M.

CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS WITH STEEL-PLY FORMS NICHOLAS M. SHAMOT Phone 883-5141 ELECTRIC train; RCA. 45 r.p.m. 565-9439. record player FIREPLACE wood delivered in valley.

Call 247-3558 evenings. GAS burner, nearly new, used only 4 months. Call Elwood Rogers. 265-6975, at Towanda. GOOD used television sets.

Several models from $35 up. HAGGERTY'S, Lockhart Street, Sayre. GROUND beef, Kolbassy, Hot Italian Sausage, Country Style Sausage and Western Beef by the quarter or side. Also custom slaughtering, processing by appointment. Phone Oxbow 9-3109.

COUNTRY BUTCHER SERVICE, Coia Hill Road. Nichols. N. Y. HOLIDAY happiness for a lifetime! HAM.

MOND ORGANS from $585. HAMMOND Pianos from $495. 309 E. Water, EL mira. KNITTED doll clothes for Barbie dolls.

Call 884-6213. NEW Easy Spin Dry washer. $144 95 with trade. Terms available. HUR.

TON'S ELECTRIC, Broad Street, Way erly. NEW SINGER zigzag sewing machine. Sews buttons, monograms, makes buttonholes, overcasts, all without attachments. Fully guaranteed. $99.50 or $6 monthly.

DOROTHY SNYDER, Local Representative. 885-7753. If no answer 885-7565. REPOSSESSED NeccN i gzag sewing ma-chine. No attachments necessary.

Pay only 9 remaining payments of $9.14. Original price was $269, Fully guaran. teed. Call collect, Binghamton 723-7416. SEASONED kindling 35c bushel.

Free delivery for 12 or more. 884-6469. SLAB WOOD Call 883-biu5 J. F. HANLON, INC.

Athens. Pa. SMALL Thomas multichord electric or. gan; dinette table and chairs. Both like new.

Dishes. Call around 12 noon. 565-2709. SNOW mobiles by Skidoo and Evinrude. JOE'S MARINE, Sayre.

885-2453 TEFLON is obsolete. See the new West-inghouse permanent surface non-stick fry pan. VALLEY APPLIANCE, W. Sayre. 883-2203.

TWO new, large and 1 crib size afghans, 565-9397. 120 BASS, black and white accordion with case would make a nice Christmas gift. 884-7970. 10" AMERICAN Craftsman radial arm saw, about 10 hours use. Double barrel Lefever shotgun.

Very good condition. 1940 Buick 4 Door Sedan. Fair condition. 105 Olive Street, Sayre. BOB CLARK'S 140 Broad Street, Waverly LARGE LINE OF PLUMBING SUPPLIES HARDWARE Yariety of Insulation and Several models of storm doors and storm windows.

CROFT LUMBER Phone 882-7691 Complete Bottled Gas Service Top Quality Service. Dependable Reliable Cleaner Safer Faster Economical Better RURAL GAS For Satisfaction Guaranteed Call oi Stop A1 Cash-Credit Appliance 100 Lake Street, Sayre 885-6881 Wanted Merchandise WANTED good used furniture and an. tiques and what have you. Telephone 882-1723. Reel Estate tcr Sale A3IERICAN REALTY Luke Hutter, Salesman 882-6475 882-1803 ANGELO T.

YANUZZI Real Estate Broker 565-2131 or 883-4352 CADY REAL ESTATE P. S. Ca-dy, Realtor 451 Park Avwiue. Waverty 565-4561 Edmund W. Burke, Realtor 385-7901 J.

Lloyd Loushay R.E.S. 884-5311 J. Clayton Loushay R.E.S. 885-8805 E. L.

STONE REAL ESTATE BROKER 883-8772 JOB A. MORIEY, REALTOR 403 South Main Street, Athens Office 883-1821 Residence 885-7831 RANCH type single and double homes. Farms and building lots. Business blocks. Valley Realty Agency 461 Waverly Street.

Waverly, N. Y. Phone 565-4751 H. O. HENRY and LOUIS E.

ALEXANDER Real Estate Brokers All Types of Homes For Sale 883-5324 884-6821 Houses for Sale APARTMENT house for sale. 5 unit apartment house. All units presently by appointment only. Call 565-2771 or 565-4662. IF you'd like a 20x40' swimming pool, A IVi acre fishing pond, 75 beautiful acres an 3 n.ce country home only 3 m.lss Wsver.y.

T. Droller Ermi G. 565-2131 555-8545 SINGLE of apartment house. VacanL Spring Street. Sayre.

FOUR bedrooms. Olive Street. Sayre. TWO nearly new 3 bedroom ranch homes. Oneida and Iroquois Street.

SEVERAL 2 apartment houses in Waverly. Sayre and Athens with land. FOUR bedroom remodeied home, Amie-cite drive. Route 17 east. CREEDON REAL ESTATE 565-4703 William Creedon, R.E.S.

565-4312 QUALITY furniture re-upholstering and repair. Reasonable rates. Will pick up and deliver. Phone collect 265-2836 It Upholstery, Towanda, Pa. Instruction INSTRUCTION accordion; private, rentals, trial plan.

Ralph Bartlett, 565. 4845. Farm Garden Feed, Supplies, Equipment PURINA wild bird feed, sunflower seeds, suet cakes. WOOD'S FARM SUPPLY, Elmira Street, Athens. Livestock Pets ONE female Pomeranian and puppies for sale.

Reasonable. 565-2072. Wanted Livestock DEAD cows and horses removed promptly. Seven days a week. Phone MONTOUR FALLS RENDERING.

607 668-4986. Merchandise Articles for Safe A BABY bed; play pen; nursery chair; swing; davenport; antique chests; old violins; roller skates. RAUB'S, 233 Desmond Street, Sayre. APARTMENT size electric range; wall mirror, glass overall size 6 dozen animal traps suitable for beaver and muskrat, $40. Call 565-9552.

AUTOMATIC washer; refrigerator; single and double beds. 49 Ithaca Street, Waverly. 565-9166. BARBIE doll owners calf 882-9035 for fashion right wardrobe. Free town delivery.

BAR stools; set of 4 maple comb back chairs; odd captain's or mate's chairs; 2 piece maple living room suite; maple bedroom suite; end tables; oval braided rugs; also nylon, wool or vinyl rugs; other furniture and appliances New and salvage. REEVES HOME FURNISH. INGS, 508 Lincoln Street, Sayre. Open MONDAY. TUESDAY, 3:30 to THURSDAY 3:30 to FRIDAY 3:30 to SATURDAY 9:30 to 5.

BEN HUR chest freezer, tik new, $100 cash. 565-2366. BRUNER water softeners. JAMES CARR, Plumbing and Heating, 354 Broad Street, Waverly. 565-9468.

COMBINATION gas and coal cook stove; kitchen sink; lavatory; hot water tank, complete $25. Paul Harris, N. Elmira Street. COTTAGE GRADE 2x4s 8 Foot 49c Each Whipples Lumber Yard North Main Street, Athens CRAFTSMAN 12" wood planer with motor. 565-4263 evenings.

CUSTOM made picture frames, any size. Sealed and dust proof. WESTERN AUTO STORE, Waverly. DOWD PAINT AND LUMBER Kentile Vinyl Vinyl Asbestos Asphalt Floor Tiles Adhesives Underlay And Vinyl Base Closeout Specials On Some Colors Asphalt 4c 80 Vinyl Asbestos 15c Open Saturday Until 5 P.M. ROUTE 17 EAST OF WAVERLY.

N. Y. ELECTRIC stoves, oil stoves, wringer washers, bed and living room suites. BARTON'S TRADING POST, Elmira Street. Athens.

882-6112. Open 9 to 6. Friday 9 to 9 SUPER SPECIAL COMPLETE LIVING ROOM PACKAGE DEAL New Distinctive Patterns, Contemporary Styles, Materials that are the very latest in colors and fine quality: you get a 3 PIKE LIVING ROOM group Sofa and 2 Chairs 3 TABLES 2 Step 1 Coffee 2 FINE TABLE LAMPS 0 9x12 NYLON RUG 09x12 HEAVY RUG PAD and EXTRA FREE Your Choice Of A POLE LAMP 0 SMOKER OR 2 Fine BOUDOIR LAMPS ALL FOB ONLY $293 No Money Down Pay at Store. $4 a Week WAREDS Quality Furniture A Appliance 217 Desmond, Sayre tion to the problem of poor water duality. Additional wells would serve only to increase an already abundant and ample supply of water.

They would contribute nothing toward the solution of the poor quality of the water taken from the reservoirs. Con struction of additional wells for the nurDOse of making the Waverly Wa ter svstem an all-well system would be impractical. The reasons are based on solid engineering principles and basic water system operational economics; uncertainty of well water supply, the heavy cost of operating and maintaining wells, the degree of hardness in local well water, the high cost of construction of softening units, and the necessity for maintaining of the reservoirs for fire flows even were the local water system to utilize well waters exclusively. Further, such a plan would mean the abandonment of the present reservoir svstem and supplv, capable of yielding a million gallons of water per day at a minimum cost per gallon, and which system Is bought and paid for. "The Water Board has unqualifiedly recommended to the Village Board of Trustees that it proceed immediately toward construction of Phase I of the recommended improvement to the water system, or basically the construction of a water filtration plant.

The need is obvious; reservoir water with a high coliform count, discolored, turbid, at times muddy in appearance, objectionable in taste and smell, and with an iron and man ganese content so high as to cause discoloration of clothes, and heavy deposits in the transmission mains. Our engineers advise us that construction of a filtration plant would alleviate these problems and assure a healthy, clean and palatable water nroduct to the area served by the svstem. The cost would be defrayed over a reriod of years by an increase in water rates, tentatively estimated at approximately 50 to 80 per cent above the present levels. "The Water Board remains willing at any time to discuss its position with the Board of Trustees or interested citizens. We have already had the opportunity to discuss our recom mendations at a ioint meeting with the Village Board, and in the pres ence of the engineers who made the study and recommendations on which our resolution was based.

Hopefully our position is now clear to all inter ested parties. The Board of Trustees, and eventually the residents of the Village should the Village Board de cide to support foru recommendations, now decide whether or not to follow through with the program we have recommended." Thomas P. (Continued from Page 1) employe contest to gain new cardholders and honoring merchant members. Mr. Knapp headed the contest campaign for the Southern Division.

Bank Americard has over two million cardholders in California alone, where the Southern Division is responsible for approximately 70 per cent of the card's annual sales, currently estimated in excess of $250,000,000. BankAmericard is honored by over 61,000 merchants in California alone. In addition, Bank of America announced in June, of this year, a program whereby BankAmericard would be honored throughout the 50 states by a system of licensing banks in other states to issue and honor BankAmericards. Already, over 15 major banks throughout the country have signed as licensee banks. BankAmericard also, through similar licensing and exchange arrangements, has over 28,000 honoring merchants and in excess of one million cardholders in Great Britain.

Further plans to expand internationally are also being developed. Knapp graduated from Cornell University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in business administration and has further studied with the American Institute of Banking and has been a part of a special executive development program at the Clare-mont Colleges in Claremont, Calif. Knapp is presently a member of the United Crusade, Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, Woodland Hills Country Club and was recently named an Elder in the Woodland Hills Presbyterian Church. Mr. Knapp resides with his wife, the former Doris Anne Cook, daughter of Mrs.

Kathryn Rabcnold and the late LeRoy Mace Cook, and their three children in Woodland Hills, a suburb of Los Angeles. NEW YORK (AP) USDA Wholesale egg offerings of large ad equate, mediums and smalls ample. Demand fair. New York spot quotations: Standards 45-46 1-2, checks 38-39. Whites Extra fancy heavy weight 46 1-4-48 1-2, fancy medium 40-41 1-2, fancy heavy weight 46 1-4-48, medium 40-41, smalls 34-35.

Browns Extra fancy heavy weight 47-48 1-2, fancy medium 40-1-2-41 1-2, fancy heavy weight 46-47, smalls 35-36. Egg Quotations BRIDGETOWN, Barbades (AP) The tiny West Indies island of Bar bades achieves its independence at midnight tonight, becoming the West era Hemisphere's smallest nation with only 166 square miles of land. Most of the 400 official guests, including a U.S. delegation head ed by Chief Justice Earl Warren, arrived Monday to help the island' ers celebrate when the British Union Jack is replaced by the new royal blue and gold flag. Barbados with a population of 245,000 will be the fourth British Caribbean colony to become an in dependent member of the Commonwealth, The others are Jamaica, Trinidad-Tobago and Guyana.

Phoebe Snow- (Continued from Page 1) gcr train was conceived by Lackawanna President William White. In December 1962 she was retired, but eight months later the plash Phoebe Snow was restored when White became chairman of the merged Erie-Lackawanna. For mast of its history, the Phoe be Snow traveled between Hoboken and Buffalo, N.Y. After the Erie-Lackawanna merger, the route was extended to Chicago and bypassed Buffalo. Five Children (Continued from Page 1) the first floor of the building.

He shouted to a man to turn in an alarm and raced to the back of the apartment, shinnied up the drain pipe to a roof extension below the Jones' back window and assisted the mother and two children. "My other five children are in there," Mrs. Jones cried. "Please save them." But flames prevented Hayes from entering the building. The dead man resided in an apart ment next door into which the flames raced through a connecting corridor.

LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS Valley Stockyards livestock market report at the Monday auction: Veals 30.00-41 .75 Robs 26.00-37.00 Bcbs 90 down 29.50 dwn Grassers Feeders 15.00-21.50 Lambs 17.00-24.23 Sheep 2.50-12.20 Hogs 16.00-22.10 Pigs 7.0O 11.00 Heifers 14.10-20.40 Bulls 16.00-22.20 Cows, good 16.80-19.40 Cows, med. 14.1016.50 Cows, poor or small cripples 5.0016.50 Cattle Market much stronger Calf Market very gicod OBITUARIES Annie B. Condon, Kin of Waverly Residents, Dies Mrs. Annie B. Condon, 81, of 454 Cypress Elmira, sister of three Waverly residents, died Monday.

Surviving are her husband, Harry J. Condon; a daughter, Mrs. William (Sarah) Hewitt of Elmira; a son, Malcolm Condon of Belhille, N.J.; three sisters, Mrs. Mae Gre-ncll, Mrs. Edna Percy and Mrs.

Bess Moran, all of Waverly; a brother, William Good of Gardners-ville, New; tliree grandchildren; four great grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Condon was a member of the Centenary Methodist Church and the Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Friends may call at the Hager-man Funeral Home, 504 Pennsylvania Elmira. today from 2 to 4 and 7 until 9 p.m.

Funeral services will be held at the funeral home Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. Rev. Howard Adamy will officiate and burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira. Kate Robert Of Ulster RD Dies at 74 Mrs. Kate Robert, 74, of Ulster RD 2 died Monday.

She had been a resident of the Troy area for most of her life. Mrs. Robert is survived by two sons, Donald of Kirkwood, N.Y., and Buster of Ulster RD one sis ter, Mrs. John Woodruff of Troy RD; 11 grandchildren and 20 greatgrandchildren; and one nephew. Funeral and committal services will be held at the Vickery Funeral Home in Troy tomorrow afternoon at 2.

Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9. Burial will be in Glenwood Ceme tery, Troy. at the upper reservoir at an estimat- ea cost of 42,000. Completion of Phase of the recommended program would improve the distribution system, stabilize pressures in the northerly section of the Village, provide for covered storage of filtered Water, and inrrpasp th ctnrao-o m. "It should be noted that Phase I of the recommended program is aimed directly at correction of the problem of the poor quality of the present reservoir water.

Phase I is in no way dependent upon the immediate construction of the Phase II program. Phase involves the general improvement of a number of the facets of the system; softening of the hard well water, providing for covered storage of filtered water, and increasing the storage capacity of the upper reservoir. This phase can be deferred until such time as it is economically feasible to proceed with further improvement of the system. Phase however, is directed at solution cf the immediate problem of water of unsatisfactory quality. "The Water Board has concluded, with which decision the engineers concur, that the construction of a filtration plant, and not the drilling of call 883-1771 for HEATING OIL Economical Clean Burning HAVENS FUEL ATHENS, PA, 883-1771 I il lyr.

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