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Athens, South Waverly, and Waverly, N. Y. THE EVENING TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1974 PAGE NINE Philippines Try To Expel Binghamton Priest MANILA (AP) The law government, seeking the deportation of the Rev. Edward M. Gerlock, an American Roman Ciltholic Priest from Binghamton, N.

rested its case Tuesday. Its final witness described watching Gerlock join a demonstration of barefoot marchers pro testing the expansion of banana plantations on Southern Mindanao Island, 500 miles south of Manila. Chairman Edmundo Reyes, hearing the case for the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation, set a deadline of 15 days for the transcription of recorded tapes to be used as prosecution evidence before the defense can start its case, The government is trying to prove Father Gerlock, 37, wrote against martial law, gave moral and financial support to insurgents and provoked disobedience to lawful authority. According to the final prosecution witness, Dominador Lopez, assistant information secretary in the office of the governor of Davao Del Norte Province on Mindanao, Gerlock joined a procession of barefoot protesters who in 1971 walked 18 miles from Panabo to the provincial capital of Tagum, where the priest was director of the Roman Catholic Social Action Center. Lopez said the marchers waved banners declaring, "Down With The Banana Industry." P.Y Surgical Technicians Hear Program The monthly meeting of the Penn- York Chapter of Surgical Technicians was held i in the Patterson Building of the Robert Packer Hospital Wednesday night Jan.

16. Guest speaker was Dr. Werner Gergan of the gynecology department of the Robert Packer Hospital. He spoke on "Laparscopy Tubal Ligations," and demonstrated the use of the instrument. A business meeting followed the lecture and plans for a bake sale in February and a car wash in May were discussed, to help finance two technicians to attend the National AORT convention to be held in Washington, D.C.

in June. Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month. Next month's topic is "Open Heart Instruments," and their use. All surgical technicians are urged to attend. ULSTER MADELENE M.

DAUGHERTY Telephone 358-3472 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Norene went to Jamestown Wednesday to attend the funeral of her brotherin-law, Albert Bassnett. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Watkins spent Monday in iKngston, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hollenback and daughter, Lynne were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Young. Mrs. Oscar Parks visited her son, Duane Park, and his family at North Orwell, and her brother William Chaffee at Warren Center, recently. Donald Tuttle has purchased the former Mills home on Main Street and has started to renovate it.

Mrs. Ella Wheeler of Athens called on Mrs. Harold Daugherty Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Bradley have returned home after spending some with their daughter, Mrs. Cillbert Smith, at Penn Yan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watkins entertained Mr.

and Mrs. David Manley of Towanda, Mr. and Mrs. John Myron of Luthers Mills and Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Arnold of Hornbrook at a buffet luncheon recently. William Palmer and girls of Bowman Creek were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Vera Rounds. Mr. and Mrs.

Duane Park of North Orwell were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Oscar Park. Charity Group Slates Meeting Members of the Valley Charity Group will hold a meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Athens American Legion Home. The group has scheduled this meeting for the purpose of planning the distribution of the money being raised for the Debra Satterly Memorial Fund.

Debra died Christmas Day from a brain tumor, and the money raised will be used by her sister, Desiree, who is scheduled to undergo surgery next month at St. Vincent's Hospital in Los Angeles. Any organization. which has been overlooked since the Charity Group was formed, but interested in participating in this project, and any interested citizen may attend this meeting. Father Gerlock was active in support, of small farmers claimed large banana planations were being given government land they claimed as their own to cultivate the fruit for export.

Lopez said he did not see Father Gerlock participated as a speaker in the protest rally following the march. The information official also said he had received reports from what he called "responsible citizens" that Father Gerlock had supported candidates in the 1971 local elections and that he had reported the information to the governor and election chairman. He said no action had been taken. The elec- William Witmer Receives BS Degree in Tampa WILLIAM T. WITMER William T.

Witmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Witmer, 108 Pennsylvania Sayre, has received a bachelor of science degree with a major in business management from the University of Tampa.

Witmer was an outstanding linebacker for the Tampa ball team that went 9-2 in 1972 and defeated Kent State in the Tangerine Bowl, and had an 8-3 record in 1973. The University of Tampa is a four-year coeducational liberal arts university with graduate programs in business and education. It offers bachelor's degrees in the arts, sciences, fine arts and music. Housed in Henry B. Plant's 1891 Tampa Bay Hotel, the University's Moorish architecture and 13 Minarets have marked its role as a "Landmark of Learning" for 40 years.

Tioga County GOP to Hold Dinner-Dance The annual Tioga County Republican Lincoln Day dinner dance will be held Saturday, Feb. 16, at the Owego Treadway Inn, it has been announced. The event will begin at 5:30 p.m. with a social hour, followed by dinner at 6:30 p.m. and dancing until 1 a.m.

The guest speaker for the evening will be U.S. Congressman Howard W. Robison. Also in attendance will be Senator Warren M. Anderson.

Tickets may be purchased from Tom McCormack, 687-1684, Rose Bennett, 625-3988, A-Way Reality, Conti Jewelers in Owego, and any town representative. Rev. White Of Nichols Retires A retirement dinner in honor of Rev. Montague White was held following the morning services Sunday at the Nichols First Presbyterian Church. Gifts were presented to Rev.

White and his wife by the SunSchool teachers, the United Presbyterian Women's group and the Sunday school students. Also present were Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Frank, Rev. and Mrs Paul Hazelett and Rev.

and Mrs. Lewien, all of Owego. Rev. Lewien will conduct services Jan. 27 and Rev.

Hazelett will be guest speaker Feb. 3. Three elders were elected following the dinner. They are: Mrs. Hildegarde Goodwin, David Preshur Jr.

and Lewis Goodwin Jr. The congregation also approved the proposed budget for 1974. Births ROBERT PACKER Schuyler Born to Robert and Henrietta Dustman Schuyler of 307 Desmond Sayre, a daughter Jan. 21, 1974. Bonning Born to Michael and Jane Lou Bidlack Bonning of 230 Spring Sayre, a son Jan.

21, 1974. TIOGA GENERAL Crown Born to Vernon and Nancy Cole Crown of Owego, N. RD 2, a daughter Monday, Jan. 21, 1974. I tion was the last before President Ferdinand E.

Marcos declared martial law. Father Gerlock was arrested Oct. 30 in Tagum and held for 10 days in the Philippine Constabulary detention center in Camp Crame in neighboring Quezon City. He was released and placed under technical house arrest in the headquarters of the Maryknoll Mission Fathers, his parent order, also in Quezon City. Datebook TOPS PA.

460 Sayre meets Wednesday at 7:30 at the Patterson Building. SMITHBORO PEERLESS Rebekah Lodge Thursday at 8 p.m. Social hour and refreshments to follow. VALLEY FIREMEN'S Association will meet Thursday at the South Waverly Fire Hall. CONNORS PAST Counselors Club meets Thursday at the home of Doris Robinson.

Picnic supper at 6:30 p.m. Bring dish to pass and own table service. BRADFORD DISTRICT No. 1 meets Friday with Tioga Point Council No. 206 at 7:30 at the IOOF hall in Greene's Landing.

ATHENS SENIOR Citizens will meet Thursday at 12:30 i in the social hall of the Athens Presbyterian Church for their regular luncheon meeting. Those attending are to take a dish to pass and their own table service. Drawing for names for Secret Pals for the year will be held. Mrs. Lina Burns Heads Matrons Mrs.

Lina Burns was elected president of the East Athens Matrons Club 'at a recent meeting held at the community hall. Other officers were: Mildred Robinson, vice president; Alice Hartjen, secretary; and Jean Davidson, treasurer. Following the election the new president appointed Anne Moore and Anna Carpenter to the sunshine committee, and Lillian Burns, Alberta Martin and Letha Rowe to serve with her on the program committee. Secret pals were drawn and dues were colleeted, after which a social hour was held. Refreshments were served by Hattie Callear and Jo Van Fleet.

Mayors Issue Heart Month Proclamation The Mayors of Candor, Newark Valley, Nichols, Owego, and Spencer have jointly issued a proclamation urging all residents of Tioga County to support the Heart Fund Campaign to be conducted in the County and throughout America during February, 1974. The proclamation declares that heart and blood vessel diseases afflict over 27 million, or one in every 8. Americans, and are responsible for more deaths than all other causes combined. Citizens are urged by the Mayors to contribute to the Fund Campaign in order to speed advances which have already resulted in the saving of thousands of lives. Harlan Williams To Address Club Harlan Williams will be the speaker at the Waverly Rotary Club luncheon meeting Thursday noon at El-Ba Williams, a member of a group that toured Australia for.

several weeks, will show slides and speak of his trip to the land "Down Under." Gloria Kleckner On Dean's List Gloria J. Kleckner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin O. Kleckner of Waverly RD 2 has been named to the Dean's list at Mansfield State College.

An elementary education major, she attained a 3.7 out of a possible 4.0 average. Tioga County Properties Transferred Only 14 properties were transferred in Tioga County for the week ending Jan. 18, according to County Clerk Carl Simons. By Towns they were: Owego, Newark Valley, Tioga, 2 and Nichols, 1. In the Town of Tioga were Samuel Cavataio, by executor, to Thomas H.

Parker; Thomas H. Parker to Owego Christian Reformed Church. In the Town of Nichols was Arvin Dodge and Sophia Dodge to Franklin R. Dutton. OBITUARIES Maude Lyon, Former Sayre Resident, Dies Mrs.

Maude Lyon, 93, formerly of 233 Spring Sayre, died Monday, Jan. 21, 1974 at Troy Community Hospital following a long illness. Born in Auburn, N. she had been a resident of Sayre for 39 years. Her husband, Newton D.

Lyon, died Sept. 13, 1968. Mrs. Lyon was a member of the Sayre United Methodist Church. She is survived by two nieces, Mrs.

Gladys Widwick and Mrs. Irving (Gwendolyn) Canfield, both of Manchester, a nephew, George Merritt of Auburn, N.Y. Friends may call at the KolbAllgeier Funeral Home, 126 N. Elmer Sayre, Wednesday night from 7 to 9 o'clock. Funeral and committal services will be held at the funeral home Thursday at 2 p.m.

Rev. Richard Schuster, pastor of the Sayre United Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Soule Cemetery, Auburn, N. Y. Ransom Dunfee Of Towanda Dies at Age 69 Ransom Edmond Dunfee, 69, of Towanda, who for many years operated a grocery store in Towanda Township, died Monday afternoon, Jan.

21, 1974 at the home of his sister, Mrs. Anna Hoagland of 107 Third Towanda, following a lingering illness. Born June 19, 1905 in Towanda, the son of the late Hiram and Elizabeth Hart Dunfee, he was a graduate of St. Agnes School in Towanda. Following graduation he became employed at Sattlers Shoe Store, later opening a grocery store in Towanda Township.

During World War II, Mr. Dunfee closed the store and entered the U.S. Army. Following the war, he returned to Towanda and reopened the grocery store which he operated seven days a week until his retirement in 1968. Upon his retirement he resided with his sister.

Mr. Dunfee was a member of ss. Peter and Paul Church, Towanda. Surviving besides Mrs. Hoagland are four other sisters, Mrs.

George (Louise) Fields of New Brunswick, N.J.. Mrs. Frank (Mary) Hartney of Akron. 0., John (Elizabeth) McNearney of Woodside, L. I.

and Miss Eleanor Dunfee of Towanda; two brothers, Francis L. Dunfee of Waverly and William L. Dunfee of Towanda; several nieces and nephews. His wife, Mary Maloney Dunfee, preceded him in death. Friends may call at the ArcherMcCloskey Funeral Home, 108 Chestnut Towanda.

Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at SS. Peter and Paul Church Thursday at 10. a.m. Burial will be in SS.

Peter and Paul Cemetery. A scripture service will be held at the funeral home Wednesday at 8 p.m. Wife of Former Athenian Dies Mrs. Elizabeth Watson, 65, of 124 E. Congress Corry, wife of Donald Watson, a former Athens resident, died Monday afternoon, Jan.

21, 1974 at 4 p.m. at Roswell Park Memorial Hospital in Buffalo following a lengthy illness. A graduate of Mansfield State College, she had been a teacher in the Corry School System, for many years retiring last June. Mrs. Watson was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Corry and its affiliated societies and was a past worthy matron.

of the Order of Eastern Star in Corry. Surviving besides her husband are a son, James of Erie, Pa. and her mother, Mrs. Agnes Anderson of Kane, Pa. Funeral services will be held at the Bracken Funeral Home.

315 N. Center Corry, Pa. 16407. Burial will be in Corry. Emma A.

Miller Services Held Funeral and committal services fol Mrs. Emma A. Miller of 220 S. Keystone Sayre, were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Kolb-Allgeier Funeral Home, Sayre.

Rev. Albert F. Greene, rector of the Church of the Redeemer in Sayre, officiated. Burial was in Tioga Point Cemetery, Athens. Ulster UMC Holds Officer Dedications officers for 1974 was held recently at the United Methodist Church of Ulster.

The new chairmen are as follows: Shirley Lenox, ecumenical affairs; Leah Congdon, education; Eleanor Kring, evangelism; Carol Babcock, missions; Carolyn Hill, social concerns; Bill Clark, stewardship; and Sally Fish, worship. Coordinators are: Betty Keir, family; Doris LaDue, children; Robert Learn, youth; and Nancy Campbell, adult. Members at large: Susan Nichand Ruth Bidlack, young adults; Cliff Wilson, M.Y.F. president; Carol Williams, youth. The pastor-parish relations committee consists of Robert Learn, Eleanor Kring, Nancy Campbell and Edwin Bidlack, with Glenn Fish, Olive Williams, William Clark, Roger Congdon Kenneth Williams, Arthur Young, Carl Hill, Leah Congdon and Shirley Learn serving on the finance committee.

Other officers include: Morris LaDue, Carl Hill and Clarence Cole, board of trustees; Glenn Fish, administrative board chairman; Harold Kring, vice chairman of administrative board; Elizabeth Young, recording secre tary; Roger Congdon, lay leader; Arthur Norene, finance chairman; Carl Hill, current expense treasurer; Arthur Young, financial secretary; Morris LaDue, Sunday school superintendant; Ida Bennett, assistant Sunday school superintendent; James Nichols, secretary of enlistments; Toots Norene, health and welfare steward; Betty Keir, communion steward. DEEDS RECORDED The following deeds have been recorded at the office of Bradford County Register and Recorder: Albany Lester O. Harding, et ux, to Crystal Viall, Sept. 14. Towanda D.

W. Shumway, et ux, to Durland K. Shumway, et ux, April 16. Wells Theodore L. Landis, et ux, to Bergeys Realty Dec.

28. Wells Joseph S. Manzek, et ux, to Kenneth C. Hein, et ux, Jan. 17.

South Creek Anton Dreslin, et ux, to Keith E. Smith, et ux, Jan. 3. Athens Borough, Bruce Sheffler, et al, to Redevelopment Authority of Bradford County, Jan. 18.

Athens Borough, Victor Morley, et ux, to the Redevelopment Authority of Bradford County, Jan. 18. Athens Borough, Jesse I. Robinson, et ux, to the Redevelopment Authority of Bradford County, Jan. 18.

Athens Borough, John F. Nichols, et ux, to the Redevelopment Authority of Bradford County, Jan. 18. Athens Borough, Edwin K. Shay, et ux, to the Redevelopment Authority of Bradford County, Jan.

18. Athens Borough, Clinton E. Estes, et ux, to the Redevelopment Authority of Bradford County, Jan. 18. et ux, Jan.

18. on Coleman Standing Est. Stone to Hiram Effie Warner M. Egg Quotations PHILADELPHIA (AP) USDA Demand good. Prices to retailers: Sales to volume buyers, consumer grades white eggs in cartons, delivered: store door.

A extra large. 81 to 82 1-2; A large 80 to 81 1-2; A medium 76 to 77 1-2. The prices listed do not include all sales some may be higher or lower than listed. Arla M. Kuhns, Jerry Lantz Set Wedding Day Leah Shipman, Nichols RD1 Resident, Dies Mrs.

Leah Deiss Shipman, 88, of Shipman Road, Nichols RD 1, died Monday, Jan. 21, 1974 in Binghamton following a long illness. Born Dec. 29, 1885 in Binghamton, the daughter of the late Henry and Dorothea Deiss, she was the widow of Walter Scott Shipman and had resided in the Nichols area for over 50 years prior to her illness. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.

James D. (Ruth) Ostrom of Johnson City and Mrs. Michael (Caroline) Prislesky of Johnson City; one son, Walter E. Shipman of Binghamton; a sister, Mrs. Johanna Jencks of Binghamton; five grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.

At the request of the family, there will be no calling hours. Funeral services will be held at the Sutfin Funeral Chapel in Nichols Wednesday at 3 p.m. Rev. Marvin Schell, pastor of the Warren Center United Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Nichols Cem- etery.

F. W. Janowskv, Wellsburg 1RD 2 Resident, Dies Fritz W. Janowsky, 75, of Ridgebury Township, Wellsburg RD 2, died Monday, Jan. 21, 1974, at the Tioga General Hospital following a brief illness.

Born April 10, 1898 in Elmira, Mr. Janowsky was a retired inspector for Kennedy Valve Co. in Elmira. He was a member of the International Moulders and Allied Workers Union. Surviving are his wife, Grace: two sons, Fritz, Jr.

and Richard L. Janowsky, both of Wellsburg RD four step-children, George A. Miller of Pine City, Mrs. Sarah Lattimer, Mrs. Dorothy DuVall and Russell Johnston, all of Wellsburg RD two brothers, Carl of Painted Post and Julius of Elmira; two half-brothers, Philip Raatz of Elmira and Norman Raatz of Flint, 16 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at the Roberts Funeral Home in Wellsburg tonight from 7 to 9 and on Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be held at the funeral home Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. Bradley Wood, pastor of the Bentley Creek Wesleyan Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Hanlon Hill Cemetery, Hanlon Hill, Pa.

Gertrude Breece Funeral is Held Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude Breece of Laurel Hill, Ulster Township, were held Monday at 1 p.m. at the Gordon E. Farr Funeral Home in Ulster. Rev.

H. Raymond Brooks, pastor of the Milan United Methodist Church, officiated. Burial was in Ulster Cemetery at the convenience of the family. Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Kuhns of Middleburg have announed the engagement of thier daughter, Arla Mae, to Jerry Lantz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lantz of Middleburg, formerly of Ulster. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Ellsworth Lantz of Ulster RD 1. Both are graduates of Penn View Bible Institute. Their wedding date is set for Feb. 16. Sayre High ARLA MAE KUHNS (Continued from Page 1) gram for Athens and Sayre and the other a discussion on a possible Vo-Tech program for the Sayre area.

David Coon of Mansfield, organizer and developer of the first program, was present and explained that the purpose of the cooperative vocational educational program is to provide occupational training through the use of local business. He said that he is seeking the help of local businesses to take students and give them on-the-job experience. They will be paid an hourly minimum wage and will receive credit hours for their training. As a result of this program, the businesses should develop better employes and the entire program will help bridge the gap between high school and the business world, he explained. He said that he already has eight job offerings at the local level.

Jacob Hennip, representative of BLaST (Bradford, Lycoming and Sullivan, Tioga) Intermediate Unit 17, explained the proposed VoTech program, and his remarks brought several questions from board members. The board is concerned about possibly losing the computer science program already established in the district should funds be pooled into a county-wide program. A hook-up system from the Sayre, High School to the Mansfield State College computer bank. has been in operation for the past year, and was approved for another year last night. The vocational funds for this type of program would have to be used for type of VoTech program if the Sayre school system took part, and Mr.

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