The Evening Times from Sayre, Pennsylvania • Page 3

THE EVENING TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1965 PAGE THREE Sayre, Athens, South Waverly, and Waverly, N.Y. i Ij 5 cutting, dollar bareback and pick-up race. Several of the events are Listed in both and categories which enables riders to select classification' they desire. are available at the Brownbilt Shoe Store or from any member of the Maddy Corral. A refreshment stand will be in operation throughout the afternoon.

THE EVF.NING TIMES and Community Eileen Westf all, Editor 1 Waverly WCTU Hears Speaker Mrs. Damon Lanphear, director of temperance and missions for the Waverly W.C.T.U. was the speaker at a meeting of that unit Tuesday at the Albertson building. Mrs. Earl Holbrook, president, conducted the devotional service and prayer.

Mrs. Lanphear read a letter from Mrs. Lillian Dickson who is associated with a mission at Taipei, Formosa, telling of the needs and work with the Aborigines in that country. She noted that the W.C.T.U. is organized in 70 countries and told of the work of the W.C.T.U.

in Mexico, West Indies, Germany, Austria, Japan and other countries. The meeting closed with the Aaron-ic benediction. Local Air Force Recruiter Gets Award for Work T-Sgt. Ned Hessler, local Air Force recruiter, was recently lauded for his recruiting efforts for the month of April with the "Recruiter of the Month" award. Sgt.

Hessler was presented with a framed certificate and a symbolic cardboard model of the "Northern Tier" of the Detachment 208 area In Pennsylvania. The award was presented by Senior M-Sgt. Harry II. Heagy, operations supervisor, at an informal presentation at Detachment Headquarters at New Cumberland, Pa. Sgt.

Hessler said that he was just doing his job but has his. sights set on future production records. Now located in his new office at 424 South Main Athens, Sgt. Hessler will be available for interviews in his office from 9 to 5 on Mondays, 9 to 11 Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays and from 9 to 12 on Saturdays. The afternoons, with the of Mondays; Sgt.

Hessler will visit the Post Office buildings in his area. The new telephone number for those wishing to call for information is 883-1253. f) 0 A Master Musician Harold Masteller, left, veteran area musician, receives a life membership in Local 645, A. F. of M.

from Richard Swet-land, new secretary-treasurer of the local at a recent meeting. Mr. Masteller is the president of the Sayre local. Evening Times Photo Harold Masteller of Waverly Is Cited By Local 645, Area Musician's Union GIVENOWI Hartley Mullen Oth Anniversary Mr. and Mrs.

Hartley Mullen of $2 Desmond Athens, are quietly parking their 30th anniversary today. i The couple were married May 28, $35 at the Methodist Church in Tioga Genter by Rev. Richards. 5 Both are members of the Methodist Church and of the Moose organisation. i There are five two mghters, Mrs.

Marcia Barto of limestone, N.Y. and Sandra at Jlome; three sons, Robert, who is in $orea; Gary of Alexandria, Va. and Gerald at home. They have four grandchildren. Mr.

Mullen is employed at the Ingersoll-Rand in 'Athens. Class Members -Visit Couple Twenty-five members and guests of the Delta Alpha Class of the Waverly Methodist Church spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Duff at Williamsport. Attending were Mr.

and Mrs. George Cushing, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Swan, Mr; and Mrs. Harold VanNest Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Brown, Mr. and Jijirs. uaiies Jjeiuing, una. viyuc Jackson, Mrs.

Guy Schade, Mrs. Viva Wedding Albums Complct with 12 CANDID PRINTS IN NATURAL COLOR $55.80 DeFrahn Studio 120 SQ, KEYSTONE, SAYRE 883-5291 Call 565-9255 Helen Frank Williams Beauty Salon 24 LIBERTY WAVERLY "FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE" if And Wire Mark Budget tL I Home 2 Mrs. Bloom to Head DAR Unit In Waverly Mrs. Robert Bloom was unanimously elected regent of Carantouan Chapter DAR at a meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs.

James Flood, Elm Waverly. Others unanimously elected to office were: Mrs. Sherman Allgeier, first vice regent; Mrs. Fred Keefe, second vice regent; Mrs. Almet Case, chaplain; Mrs.

Victor Buley, treasurer; Miss Helen Ferris, recording secretary; Mrs. Raymond Stack-house, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Stephen Shipman, register and recorder and Mrs. John Forguson, historian. Mrs.

Herman Olney was chairman of the nominating committee. Annual reports of officers and committee chairmen, were read and filed at the business session. Mrs. Flood was assisted by Mrs. Forguson, Mrs.

George Edsall and Mrs. Case, co-hostesses. Prior to the adjournment of the meeting, Mrs. Bloom announced that the June meeting would be in the form of a picnic luncheon to be held at Waverly Glen on June 12. Ernhard Sjostrom And Wife Note 55 th Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. Ernhard Sjostrom of 202 Bridge Athens, are quietly observing their 55th wedding anniversary today at their home. Mr. Sjostrom is a retired employe of the Ingersoll-Rand Company in Athens. Mrs.

Sjostrom was employed by the Blue Swan Mills for 25 years. He was born in Gothenberg, Sweden, and came, to this country in 1908. His wife was born in Jasper, N. Y. i.

They were married in Miles City, May 28, 1910 and are the parents of 10 children. They have 37 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Their children are: Mrs. Eveleen Rothwell of Utah, Mrs. Fredrika Hotalen of Sayre, Mrs.

Kathryn Fryer of Avis, E. William Sjostrom, of Sayre, Mrs. Urania Speciale of Horseheads, N. Mrs. Dorothy Caputo of Massachusetts, Mrs.

Helen Gentile of Waverly, Mrs. Olive Johnson of Athens, Mrs. Lorraine Barnhart of Waverly and S-Sgt. Orval Sjostrom who is stationed with the U. S.

Air Force Japan. ver, attended the one in Atlantic City in 1961, and also the convention at Miami Beach 1963. Mr. Masteller resides with his wife, Edith, at 421 Ixler Waverly. The couple has five children.

Final Teenage Dance Is Tonight The final Teen-Age Dance of the season, sponsored by the Athens Recreation Teen Council, will be held tonight in the Ingersoll-Rand Employes Club. Dancing will be to the music of the Castlemen of Corning and will begin at 8 o'clock. A life membership in the Sayre Musician's Union Local 645 was awarded to Harold Masteller of Waverly, president of the local, at a recent meeting, Mr. Masteller join ed the Musician's Union in 1918 and has been a consistant member ever since. He has been on the executive board, has served as vice president and is currently president of the organization, a position he has held since 1960.

Mr. Masteller studied violin at the Ithaca Conservatory under William Coad, and played professionally many years, touring nationally with road shows, He was at one time a leader of his own band, a territory traveling band, and has played at all the major colleges in eastern United States. In 1957 he attended the national musician's union convention at Den Maddy Corral To Hold Show Herbert S. Madly Corral will stage its 20th annual Memorial Day horse show Sunday at the V.F.W. grounds beginning at 1:30 p.m.

Corral Foreman Kenneth Kitchen has announced that invitations have been sent to all surrounding horsemen's clubs and a large turnout of horses is expected. The riding events will be: Parade class, cloverleaf, tire crawl, triple 8, relay, western barrel SPRING PERM SPECIAL Reg. 15.00 Now $10.00 DARROW'S HAIR FASHIONS Lackhirt ayr 884 382 LADIES' LATEST STYLES FABRICS Post, Mrs. Maude Kreh, Mrs. Elsie Wheeler, Mrs.

Fern Bartholomew, Mrs. Goldie Harris, Mrs. Edna Sim-coe, Mrs. Hazel Thrall, Mrs. Bertha Alliger, Miss Jane Cummings, Miss Jennie Swartwood, Miss Harriet Lewis, Miss Catherine Flynn and.

Miss Pearl Dailey, Nancy Cady To Get Degree From Bucknell Miss Nancy B. Cady, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Cady of 630 S.

Main Athens, will be NANCY B. CADY among the candidates at Bucknell Un iversity who will receive a bachelor of science degree in education. A 1961 graduate of Athens High School, she is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority and has served as a member of the women's residence council and the staff of L'Agenda, the university yearbook. Approximately 450 seniors will receive bachelor degrees at the 115th annual commencement to be held Sunday, June 6. Gov.

William W. Scranton will deliver the commencement address Sunday morning. The sermon at the baccalaureate service preceding commencement will be given by Dr. George A. Buttrick-of the Garrett Theological; Seminary, Evanston, Dl.

Marriage Licenses Marriage license applications have been taken out at the office of the register and recorder in Towanda by the following: Crosby George Sha-bazian of Waverly and Martha Selma Phytila of Van Etten; Lyle Arland Haflett of Canton RD 2 and Trula Gay VanDyke of Canton RD 1 and Eugene Bruce Segur of Canton RD and Sandra Marie Landon of Roaring Branch RD 2. (write in your wife's name) (write in your children's names) (write in your parents' names) Alice House, Gerald F. Barnhart Marry in Elmira Presbyterian Church ANT. EL FESTIVAL PERMS $6.50 Other! On Up R(fltr for Lucky Bridi Gradual EVENING APPOINTMENTS ALSO MAC1EL-SMITH BEAUTY SHOP 410 Mohawk Sayra 885-9152 DID YOU KNOW has a new CLUB FORMING which will be completed in time for your Christmas Shopping? 'WHIM coMfMWIT minium ma Ev.ry Day EARLY BREAKFASt i 1 Specialists SAYRE hocKman I Sc-S Sharon R. Wakely To Get Degree at Hartwick College Sharon R.

Wakely of East Smith-field will be among the 204 students at Hartwick College, Oneonta, N.Y., who will receive a bachelor of arts SHARON R. WAKELY degree at the 34th commencement Sunday, June 6, at 3 p.m. U.S. Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, Maine (R), will be commencement speaker.

Sen. Smith will receive the honorary degree of doctor of science. Rev. Edward Goetz, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, Lancaster, N.Y., will be awarded the honorary degree of doctor of divinity.

Rev. Goetz will be the baccalaureate speaker. This service will be held in the Hartwick Jieldhouse at 11 that morning. Charlotte Carson Completes Basic Charlotte Elaine Carson, grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony J. Schmieg of 33 Pitney Soui'i waverly, has completed 10 weeks of basic CHARLOTTE ELAINE CARSON training at Recruit Training1 Command for Women, United States Naval Training Center, Bainbridge, Md. Seaman Apprentice Oarson was graduated during a military review following instruction in general information courses as well as those specific to Navy indoctrination. She will spend a 14-day leave with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Enrico Scoles of Willard, N. before reporting to Bainbridge, for general duty administration. Seaman Carson was employed by Willard State Hospital in Willard, and was active in the Future Hcmemakers of America and the band while a student of Ovid Central School prior to enlistment. Windham Church Slates Services There will be special services Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights at 8 o'clock in the Windham Center Church featuring Rev. Clarence Hof-feschildt.

Rev. Hoffeschildt is active in rescue mission work in Springfield, Ohio. Saturday night's program will feature many musical numbers and Rev. Hoffeschildt will assist the church pastor with the Sunday morning service following Sunday school at 10 a.m. 895 to 2598 SIZES 32 to 42 How many personal reasons do you have for driving safely this Memorial Day weekend? The North Presbyterian Church at Elmira was the scene of the wedding of Miss Alice Louise Housel of Old Route 17, Elmira, RD 2 and Gerald Barnhart of Waverly RD 1, Saturday afternoon, May 22, at 2:30 p.m.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Housel of the Elmira address. Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil C. Barnhart of the Waverly address are the bridegroom's parents. Rev. James Collea performed the double ring ceremony in a setting of white mums and palms for the candlelight service.

Leon Constanzer was organist. Sanora L. Howe of Elmira was maid of honor for her cousin. Brides maids were Sandra Brown of Wells-burg, cousin of the bride; Belva Howe of Elmira RD 2 and Mary Schneider of Waverly. Robert Carrier of Waverly served as best man.

Ushers were Edward Housel, brother of the bride, Leon Horton of Waverly, cousin of the bridegroom, and James Arey of Waverly. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor-length gown of white taffeta brocade featuring a scoop neckline, long pointed sleeves and a chapel train attached to an Empire waistline. Her waist length veil was attached to a pillbox adorned with sequins. She carried a cascade arrangement of white butterfly roses and snowdrift pompons with ivy TOW TOGGERY in athens in sayre PALUZZI'S TOGGERY DEEDS RECORDED LeRaysville Boro, Lauretta L. Baker to Maude L.

Raker, May 27, 1965. Springfield Hairy C. Shepard et ux to Lawrence Van Etten et ux, Aug. 19, 1964. Her attendants wore powder blue floor length gowns of taffeta brocade featuring a scoop neckline and an empire waistline and were a modified princess style.

The honor attendant carried a colonial bouquet of yellow gamett sweetheart roses and Frenched white carnations. The bridesmaids carried colonial bouquets of pink gamett roses and Frenched while carnations. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Housel those a beige dress which she complemented with white accessories. Her corsage was of white butterfly roses.

Mrs. Barnhart, mother of the bridegroom, selected a navy blue and white three-piece ensemble which she accented with white accessories and a corsage of white butterfly roses. A reception was held at the Willits Lounge of the church immediately following the ceremony. When the couple left for their wedding trip, the bride was wearing a navy blue suit which she accented with red accessories and a white rose corsage. Both 'are 1964 graduate of Waverly High School.

Mr. Barnhart is serving with S.A. C. of the U.S. Air Force at Bunker Hill Air Force Basen Ind.

The couple will reside at Peru. Ind. The bride was entertained prenup-tially at a shower given by Mrs. Charles Rice in Waverly. Should the tour materialize, Scout House Band is expected to perform in some of England's top show business theatres.

"I think what impressed Sir Ralph most was the band's excellent discipline, their neatness and of course their ability as musicians," said Mr. Blum. MERCHANDISE-CLUB Now being Formed The Easy Way To Buy Clothing For en Boys Ladies JIM PALUZZI'S ON ELMER SAYRE jtfon Scout House Wins Audition, May Appear in Overseas Theatres in 16 What's Bothering You- Eight NOW I Manf ptopt tvfhr attdttiity from ungrounded fear Symptomi which fhty ihink indjeatt some dread dhease often ar caused by disorders which readily yield to proper-treatment; And the list of really serious ailments which can be successfully treated with the newer, more effedire drugs continues to grow. So if anything is bothering you, cheer up! See your physician and get. th facts.

If he prescribes for you, you can count on us to tupply the medicines he wants you to have. 2.. 1 3. 4.. (write "The entire drive Yvt' William W.

Scranton LW1 Governor "UNKNOWN" to remind you of Unknown Motorists" the ones whose lives could be affected by the way you this Memorial Day weekend) Scout House Band, which appeared in Waverly in 1961 and 1962 at the Tournamen of Drums, successfully passed an audition for a possible overseas tour in 1966. Sir Ralph Reader, an English show business personality, was accorded a royal welcome when he visited Preston, Canada, for the purpose of auditioning the band. "Your boys are fabulous," Sir Ralph told Wilf Blum, director. "They will be a smash hit in Eng- Mr. Reader said he was 100 per cent sold on Scout House and the possibility of the tour.

Negotiations for Mr. Reader to hear the band got under way late in 1964 when the band's representative in England. Don Truman, notified Mr. Blum that he had secured Mr. Reader's interest in Scout House.

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Theodore B. Smith, Jr. Secretary of Revenue Harry H. Brainerd Commissioner of Traffic Safety DESMOND ST. i Phone 885-6103.