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Sayre, Athens, South Waverly, and Waverly, N. Y. THE EVENING TIMES, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1958 PAGE THREL cent from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15.

Mrs. Catherine McNamara, Guitarist Duane Eddy Visits Relatives in Waverly and Towanda tax collector, will be available at the office from 9 o'clock in Home and Community Paj the morning until noon and in the afternoon from 1 clock un Eileen Westfall, Editor til 4:30. Three Valley Girls To Train at Strong Memorial Three Valley pirl entpred nurses' training Thursdav at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester, which Is the department of Nursing of the University of Rochester. They are Miss Peeev Sindonf of Waverly, Miss Sandra Bond oi tayre and Miss Janet Gris- wold oi Athens. Miss Sindoni is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George Sindoni, 441 Broad street. Waverlv. She is a 1958 graduate nf Wav. Residing at Mr.

and Mrs. Otto C. Coldiron Ulster Presbyterian church on erly high school where she was a member of the high school band and chorus and was also a cheerleader. Miss Bond is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lval Bond 120 dinner music for his grandmother, Mrs. B. E. Granger. Che his appearance at the E-J Evening Times Photo South HoDkins street.

Savrp and is a 19d8 graduate of Sayre Area joint nign school where she was on the staff of The Chieftain, member of the choral club, and was hostess for two weeks to Miss Ruth Loeb, foreigh student from Israel Miss RnnH urae tha Lynch Memorial Music award ana aiso received tne gold Key in journalism at commencement. Miss Griswold the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Griswold of East Athens, was valedictorian of this vpar's irradiiatino class. She was the girl picked at the "Happy Day Minstrel Duane Eddy plays a little after mung street, Waverly, prior last evening.

more than ample collection it becomes evident to the observer the his taste in music is any thing but plebeian. His abundant LP library contains records froms Segovia to Satchmo. Duane quite naturally, favors Rock-A-Billy and Blues and regards his record collection as one of his prize possessions. to Free Dance Instructions Offered By Sayre Recreation Commission State President Speaks to Two University Clubs In a joint meeting with the Towanda branch, the Sayre-Ath- ens American Association of University Women heard their state "president, Mrs. Alfred Crozier, speak on the gen eral activities and purposes of the organization.

The meeting was held in the Ingersoll Rand Employes Club Wednesday. Introduced by Mrs. Thomas Johnson, president of the Tovvan da group, Mrs. Crozier related the successful experience that some branches have had with study groups, and explained how local branches can organize such projects. She also discussed var.

ious phases of AAUW activity, including legislation, education, and fellowship. A question and answer period followed. Mrs. Henry Lively, president of the Sayre Athens branch, welcomed the Towanda mem bers and introduced Mrs. Johnson.

She announced that the Oct ober meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. David Kapp In Sayre. The hostess committee in eluded Mrs. Romeyn Culver, Mrs. Robert MacLaren, and Mrs.

Robert Kellam of Towanda. together with Miss Genevieve Coon and Mrs. Bovd Beagle of the Sayre-Athens branch. Rev. Griffin to Be Monsignor Very Rev.

Joseph A. Griffin pastor of SS. Peter and Paul's Church in Towanda, will be among five priests of the Scran-ton Diocese who will be elevated to the title of monsignor tomorrow in Scranton. Bishop Jerome D. Hannon, will preside as the priests are invested with the robes of a Domestic Prelate at rites in St.

Peter's Cathedral at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. CHICKEN SUPPER WED. SEPT. 17 LITCHFIELD Methodist Church Serving Starts 5:00 P.M. Adults $1 Children Wc the former Norma Ammerman.

They are now residing at State College where Mr. Coldiron is enrolled in the Electrical Dance" to represent Athens high school at the T-aurel Fpsttval rt Rome Personals State College who were married in the August 30. Mrs. Coldiron is To Brief Parents On Music Set-Up Parents of students of Sayre Area schools fifth through ninth grades who are intersted in music will meet Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the music room of the Sayre Area Joint high school. The purpose of this meeting is to explain to parents the program set up for the rental and purchase of instruments and the problems of beginning students.

Representatives from two music houses will be present and will have instruments on display. Parents of students interested in becoming tuture Dana mem bers are asked to attend this meeting. Mrs. Mary Davis Funeral Held Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Davis of 612 North Elmer avenue, Sayre were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Kolb-Allgeier Funeral Home, 126 North Elmer avenue, Sayre with Rev.

Edward Cuthbert, pastor of the First Baptist church, officiating. Burial was in Tioga Point cemetery. Pallbearers were John Beach, Robert Wilcox, Earl Simons and Floyd Brungess. IT? PLAN PROVIDES: Duane Eddy of "Rebel Rouser" and "Ram Rod" fame spent the past two days visiting his grandmother in Waverly and his other grandparents and rel atives in Towanda before his ap pearance at the E-J Recreation Hall last evening. Eddy has become one of the most exciting instrumentalists in the field today.

A handsome six- footer with a shy smile and warm hello, he has developed a guitar style which is founded on use of the single bass string. which gives his music a driving yet haunting quality. Duane's interest in American Frontier history and the folk mu sic of that period stimulated his natural bent for the guitar. While living in Corning, where he was born April 26, 1938, he took a few lessons from a man in Bath. His father, Lloyd Eddy plays guitar too, so they entertained the fam ily before Duane started play ing for church functions.

The family moved to Arizona when he was a youngster. His skill developed and by the time he was 17 his talents were being sought for recording ses sions. When he was graduated from Coolidge High School in Phoenix, Ariz, he decided to look toward music as a full time ca reer. He played dances, clubs and shows, constantly striving to perfect his unique style. The Eddy ensemble consists of Steve Douglas on sax, Mike Ber mani on drums, both from Los Angeles, and Gordon Clanton of New Orleans, bass.

Gordon is the brother of the now popular Jimmy Clanton whose recording ol Just A Dream is sweepine the Rock 'n Roll world. After last night's appearance in Endicott the Eddy Band will go to Hartford, to appear at the State Theater. At the completion of the Hartford show the ensemble will go to New York where they will appear for 10 days at the Fox Theater in Brooklyn on a bill with Chuck Barry, Eberly Brothers, Bill Halley. Joann Campbell and Jack Scott, along with others well known performers. Duane's top hits are "Moovin N' "Ram Rod" and the ever popular "Rebel His mother came up with its title.

He is a collector of recordings, which he has gathered into his ORWELL Orwell Grange elected the fol lowing officers at the meeting on Sept. 2. Master Alferd Huff; overseer, Maurice Hunt; lectur er, Mrs. Betty Cragle; steward, Edwin Roof; assistant steward, Carl Eastman; chaplain, Mrs. Gladys Frisbie; treasurer, Glenn Ford; secretary, Walter Roof; gate keeper, Mary Ellen Frisbie; lady assistant, Miss Loretta Russell; Ceres, Ruth Roof; Pomona Elizabeth Cragle; Flora, Mrs.

Iva Dull; executive committee. Russell Frisbie; finance committee, Roe Russell Pianist, Mrs. Glady Hunt; juvenile matron, Mrs. Sara Jane Rowe. Juvenile officers are master John Russell; overseer, Carl Russell; lecturer, Dewey Russell; steward.

James Crown; assistant steward, Jerry Crown; cnapiain, vera Kennedy; secretary, Debra Kuff; treasurer, William Huff; gate keeper, Frank Huff; lady assistant, Charlene. Crown; Ceres, Ethel Huff. Mr. and Frank Rowe spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.

Thetga at Horseheads. Mrs. Jay Howe of Vestal visited Mr. and Mrs. W.

K. Frisbie on Sunday. The Green reunion was held at the Grange Hall on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Hunt ook Fredrick Hunt to Mansfield Sunday, where he is enrolled at he teachers college. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Stoll of l. Petersburg, and Mrs. Mary Pratt of Pottstown were ecent callers at H. W. Russell's.

Stanley Ford is back driving le route after being on vacation for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Frisbie, Miss Mary Ellen Frisbie and Levi Frisbie attended a party Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Batting at Ghent. Miss Lois Eastman and Eastman are attending school at Mansfield State Teachers College. Mr. and Mrs. William Fris and Mrs.

George Manches ter were shopping in Towanda Thursday. Burlington Mrs. Marvin Darrow of Fair-view and Miss Fredericka Ever-itt of Elmira called recently on Mrs. Anna Whitehead. Mr.

and Mrs. Ricco Zizzi and family and Mrs. Josephine Waters of Binghamton were recent dinner guests of Mrs. Ellen Ross. Rev.

and Mrs. John Beers and family spent a few days last week with Mrs. Beers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter DuMont in "incinnatus.

N. Y. Pfc. James McKean of Fort 'ix. N.

spent a two weeks furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn McKean. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Chiison of Monroeton spent last Thursday evening with Mrs. Minnie Dibble. at to the of m. to and Mr. son Engineering course.

P-TA to Hold School Fair McDuffee Street TA will hold a family covered dish sup per Monday night at 6:30 with the program centering around a "School Fair." The pupils will bring articles of garden vegetables, flowers and other hobbies in the morn ing and will be judged in the afternoon, and will be on dis play at night. The business meeting of the P-TA will be held at 7:30. Rev. Hart to Speak to Group Valley Federation of Men's Bible Classes will hold a dinner meeting Tuesday night at 6:30 at the Mountain Lake Methodist Church. This will be a Ladies Night meeting.

The speaker will be Rev. Maurice I. Hart, pastor of To wanda Trinity Lutheran Church. Political Advertisement Mrs. Edna Alger is a patient at the Towanda Memorial Hospital.

Her daughter Florilla is staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Robinson at Allis Hollow. The Women's Organizations of the Presbyterian Church met with Mrs. Bertina.

Rice on Mondays nite with 14 attending. A skit was given on "Life of Mrs. Churchwoman," portrayed by Helen Blair and prepared by Jean Arnold, program chairman, with several members taking part. Plans were made for a benefit to be held at Towanda Sept. 26-27.

Those from Rome attending colleges include: Miss Doria Allis and Miss Doris -Parks at Mansfield State Teachers; Miss, Ruth Northrup at Bloomsburg State Teachers; Miss Jane Wil- mot at East Stroudsburg; Miss Donna Harvey at Kutztown State 1 eacners. William Bates and Bernard Arnold attended the county Hremans meeting at Towanda Mr. and Mrs. Robert Merrill of Mentor, Ohio, called on Mrs. Letha Neal Thursday evening.

Mrs. Louise White returned home last week after spending a lew days with relatives at Ap alachin and Union, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs.

Rodney Allis vis. Norwich, N. Y. on Wednesday and spent Wednesday night and Thursday with Mrs. Fred Cowan and Mrs.

Alice Church at Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

Arnold and family and Gary and Beverly Bates attended the Sayre Sportsman's Club Field Day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vose spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.

Aubry Vose at Wilkes-Barre. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Parks and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Lyle Edsall in Horseheads. Jane, Linda and Billy Rice of Trenton. N. spent from Thursday to Sunday with their grand Recreation Center hi Endicott professional instructor, will be one of the new features of the fall program of the Sayre Re creation Commission. Beginning on Wednesday of next week, and running for ten weeks, the course will be as complete as any offered in this area.

Two groups, one for teen agers and one for adults will oe held on the same night, but at separate times, at the Com munity Center. The teen age group will meet from 7 o'clock until 8 o'clock with the adult class starting at and running until The instructor will be Mrs Ann Saunders who has been teaching professionally since 1954 and has spent most of her time teaching in and around the Troy Canton area. A resident of Elmira, Mrs. Saunders is affiliated with the National Association Dance Art ists and just recently retuned from a week's conservatorie in New York. This course is strict ly tor instructors to improve their teaching techniques.

With dancing enjoying such popularity it is hoped that a large crowd of adults especially will take advantage of this free course. This course will be as com plete as any given by profes sional groups and the commis sion is proud to offer it free. It is especially hoped that a large number of adults will take advantage of this form of re creation and it is only a part of the plan to make the recre ation program in Sayre a much broader program 'covering more age groups. While it is not mandatory it is desired that people attend as couples rather than individually. Start Collection Of School Tax The first day for the collection of school taxes in the Waverly Central District will be Monday with taxes being payable at Gibbs Insurance office on Fulton street.

Waverly. at one per START A SAYINGS TO SAVE GLASER'S Rexall Drug Store Gift Shop WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY Until 6:30 P.M. In Observance of THE JEWISH NEW YEAR Free dance instructions in the art of ballroom dancing, by a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rice, while their parents visited other relatives in Ithaca, Genoa and Seneca Falls.

Mrs. William Howard and family of Vaughn. Hill spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

J. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Brimmer are on a trip to Indiana.

Several from here attended the GLF barbeque at Nichols on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fox and sons of Union Valley. Mr.

and Mrs. Llewellyn Shore and fam ily of Towanda. and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bates and family oi ijievensviiie were Sunday aft ernoon callers at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. William Bates. A Hunters training eourr will start at the Rome Fire house tonight at 7:30 with Alfred Hor ton as leader. Anyone wishing to take the course may register at mat time. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Arnold and Miss Edith Arnold of Ath ens were Friday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

Arnold and family. Dr. and Mrs. I. V.

Stoll of Rome, Dr. and Mrs. Donald Sands and daughter Carolyn of evermore, and Mrs. Mary Pratt of Pottstown were Friday night dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs.

Robert Stoll. Mrs. May Gillette, Mrs. Mary Buck and Mrs. Florence Wilmot called on Mrs.

Carrie Pohlman on Wednesday. Martin McCabe of Towanda called on Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilmot on Tuesday night. The Rome fireman are planning a chicken barbeque, trap shoot and Moskeet on Sept.

28 at John McCabe's flat. Dr. and Mrs. Donald Sands have returned to their home in California after spending the past month with relatives here. Several from here attended the P-TA at Northeast Hieh School Wednesday night.

Mrs. Emma Chambers of Sayre recently spent a few days here with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook and family. Dr.

Evan Meredith has closed his cottage at Lake Wesauking and returned to his home in Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook went with him for a couple of days visit. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Light and daughter Linda were in Elmira on Sunday. Eileen and Kathy Cook of lake Wesauking spent Tuesday night with Melissa and Michele Stevens at Standing Stone. Cass Barnes has returned to work. Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard King of Binghamton spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sims Jr. and Sunday evening at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Sims Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fulmer and family enjoyed a picnic on Sunday.

S. O. Fulmer and son attended an oil distributors' dinner and meeting held at the Bite Bar in Wysox on Wednesday. ine Wysox Sewing Society held its regular dinner and meeting on Tuesday and made plans for a bazaar to be held in October. Roy Williams, John Trumbull, and Jerome Neiley, were among those to attend the first fall Wellsboro.

Miss Griswold also won the DAR Good Citizenship award for 1958. by Bill Ransom OPT THE COB: Two can't live as cheaply as one, be cause one can't do it any more. BILL OF BIGHTS Consider, if you will, its name and you will recognize its aim. xne em meant to be a safeguard for our liberty. It might be well to read it of Rights is through and thereby prove by that re view this doc.

ument provides indeed, whatever rights a man might need. Every homeowner needs the protection the new Homeowner's Package Policy provides. If you don't carry this, come in soon and let us get it for you. RANSOM AND RANSOM 816 Broad Street Waverly Phone 1123 Agency Established 1850 ACCOUNT TODAY Ath ens ASHESEE1T MtTY NO! NO! NO! NO! does NOT SOLVE the PROBLEM! Wysox Vicinity Mrs. Roy J.

Williams, correspondent DO YOU REALLY MEAN TSfif, OPPONENTS OFFERED: PRESENT 2. 3. 4. New Street. 8-room Remodeling School as Remodelinq Elementary Building at Lincoln addition at Chemung.

of Junior High an Elementary School. Senior Hiqh School GRADE SCHOOL at a tax increase of $6.1 1 per $1 000 of assessed valuation. (Evening Times June 18, 1957) as a Junior High School. 5. New Senior High School.

ALL 5 FOR A TAX INCREASE OF ONLY $5.75 PER $1000 OF ASSESSED VALUATION. (Town of Barton) meeting of the Universalist Men's Club held at the Universalist church in Towanda Wednesday evening. Dr. Winston of the Robert Packer Hospital staff was guest speaker. Mrs.

Mabel Swackhamer has returned home after spending a few weeks in New York State with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sims Sr. were Sunday afternoon visitors the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Rockwell of East Athens. Thomas Jennings and Roland Powell left for Penn State University on Sunday. Mrs. K.

T. Smith has returned her home at Lake Wesauking from the Robert Packer hospital. mere will be a Scout Fair at Wysox Recreation Park on Sept. 27 with a planned program continuous activity from 11 a. until li p.m.

Francis Beeman was at State College on Tuesday for registration and will go there on Sunday begin his sophomore year. Mr. and Mrs. George Bowen family of Spencer, N. spent Sunday at the home of and Mrs.

Gerald Erway and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cobb and Buddy were Saturday evening callers at the Roy Williams nome. Mr.

and Mrs. George Owczar-ski entertained guests from Oly-phant, on Sunday. "Our FIRST RATE children deserve FIRST RATE schools for FIRST RATE education" VOTE "YES" ON THE SCHOOL BOND SEPT. 16 SR. HIGH SCHOOL NOON to 9 P.M.

ELM ST. WAVERLY Waverly Area Citizens Committee Waverly Central School Board Better Schools Mean a Better Waverly THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Member F.D.I.C..