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rL.MrChik PRESS, Binghamton, N. Y. 3 ummer School Reading Stressed. $22,500 Program Planned For Otego Methodist Church Press Bureau Owego Owego Apalachin Central School District Board of Education last night approved the 1964 elementary summer school program, which has been revised placing more emphasis on reading. The program was started in the Owego-Apalachin School District in 1961 and included a reading and arithmetic program.

A similar program was presented the following years. School officials said the sum Boldman Gets Vacancy Unit Press Bureau mer school program has been beneficial and recommend that Owego Tioga County District Attorney George Boldman, seeking the Republican nomination for Tioga it be continued this year. 4f v. i i I 1 1 I vmc1 Kst py.r 1 11- I '1 1 11 4 "li -i'f ii i- iii iu.ii.ru County judge, surrogate and office of Family Court This year's program will be judge, has announced his vacancy committee as follows: IT Mr. Boldman said he will seek ONE Give emphasis to the Broome County Law Enforce ment Agency.

seriously retarded readers in the GOP nomin-grades two through six by pro- ation for the viding two or more classes. Ithree positions, Last year, the emphasis was hi the June 2 Dlaced on DUDils in i a primary. HE ALSO is a member of the Tioga County Sportsmen's Association, Tioga County and New three throueh six. The sue- Serving on his I rm to York State Bar AssociaUons, Ti eested enrollment for each vacancy com- oga County Law Enforcement class is 15 dudUs. mittee are: A Associates, Friendship Lodge TWO Continue classes for un- tberry, Mrv 11'.

Otsemngo Consistory; Press Bureau Oneonta Plans are under way for a campaign to raise $22,500 for improvements at the 114-year-old Methodist Church in Otego. The drive will be directed by Dr. Paul N. Otto of the Department of Finance and Field Service, Division of National Missions of the Methodist Church. Dr.

Otto, whose home is in Ossining, will occupy the pulpit Sunday and agah on Palm Sunday, March 22, in connection with the campaign. HE WILL arrive in Otego tomorrow and remain through March 23, according to Mrs. Robert L. Groves of Otego, publicity chairman for the drive. Mrs.

Groves said yesterday the capital fund drive Is designed to create additional space at the building in Otego's Church Street, and for improvements in the sanctuary. "One of the proposals is to have a three-story addition to the present church," she "But we are not commited to any particular program." Mrs. Groves, who also teaches Sunday School and is secretary of the board, said the congregation numbers about 100 families. The Rev. Lavere Dodson is pastor.

der-achievers for grades two njttrtgZi Kalurah Shrine; Owego Loyal inrougn sixm reaaing sna owtgoi Myron d. Order of Moose; Owego Elks; language arts subjects. Language arts would be a form of Glenn A. Warner Post 1371, Vet i A Hrtmn rf Front Street, Owego: Mn. Louisa Seely, 430 Pennsylvania Avenue, Waverly; Theodora M.

Edselt of reading and would be substi erans of Foreign Wars; Tioga Post 401, American Legion; Susquehanna Hose Co. No. and tuted in place of arithmetic. iver Street, r'vtr which was taueht Drevious If, mr. boldman NichoU.

mcnoij. past secretary of the Federation KKUKUKuy aumiucx a.so, -norney waiter scnu.r. or nf tha civth ant vanrVf Den wis wen or Nitron; vu, wwuj actions, icmcmai V. Althur J. Hollenoeck of Oweoo Judicial District.

Mr. Boldman is married to rM n- i. Jt 1 V- the change because it is felt c- Paul Ward Photo by Casey Jones. HAIR STYLIST-Miss Wanda Packhurst, standing, shapes one of latest coiffures, worn by Mrs. Philip Ford, at annual Newcomer's Club Fashion Show at Norwich's Gibson School.

AUn. IntM-mr Vlll.n. Mjiwiv Pnv 1 UCllY a-fcauu Ul more emphasis should be Hodoes, Fiovd p. Angei the Town Windham. Pa.

Thev have three placed on reading. It is rec Tioga, former Tiooa County Judge Nathan) and tmln Turn of Candor, Attorney M. Bradley Cmiaren USan, 0, ana I IB Smith of Waverly, Norman C. Lawrence sons, tt.eitn ana AiarK, 4. The Boldmans live in Moun of Nichols.

Also. Assistant District Attorney Andrew F. Siedledtl of Waverly, Henry A. Patch of Berkshire, Attorney Edwin B. Bartow of Owego RD 1, Mrs.

Adah E. tain View Road, Owego. ommended that five classes each carrying an 18 to 20 pupil enrollment be organized. THREE Continue a class in advanced arithmetic for high achieving sixth grade pupils. The pupils of this class will be selected on the basis of high achievement and high capacity.

School administrators recom Ex-Postal Robinson of Waverly and Town of Candor Supervisor Charles T. Brewer. MR. BOLDMAN has served as district attorney of Tioga County Prs Photo. Clerk Placed 114-YEAR-OLD METHODIST CHURCH AT OTEGO jfor nine years.

He was elected to his fourth three-year term Plans Under Way for $22,500 Expansion. Program at Xichol Legion Observing 45th Anniversary Nichols Members of the Wright-Edsall American Legion Post 1624 of Nichols will observe the 45th anniversary of the American Legion at a celebration at 7 p. m. tomorrow in the Nichols Legion Home. On Probation mended that one class composed 'last November, of between 18 and 20 pupils bej As district attorney, Mr.

Bold-organized, man drew national attention Elementary 6ummer school recognition as prosecutor in will begin July 27 and conclude connection with the famous Henry Crockenberc, a former postal clerk in the Owego Post AS PART of the capital fund drive, Mrs. Groves prepared this history of the Methodist Church in Otego: "When a gracious lady reaches her 114th year, occasionally she feels the need of a major face-lifting. "The same could be said of a building and the members of the Otego Methodist Church plan to do just that for their church. "The charge itself is older than the present building, having provided continuous ministry to the area since it was organized in 1833 as the Otego Delaware Land Bill On Wav to Rockv Aug. 27.

Sessions would be held 195 gangland convention as been placed on pro- irom 10 11: is a. aionaay Apalachin iDauon lor one year tor stealing through Friday, in Central Ele- B()jdman WM prosecutor maiL mentary School in the case of Anthony Riela of JCroc.enrfl: a.d The cost will be $3 a Jersey identified as a Pleaded 6uilty to charge in except for youngsters living i'aanj nartir-mant was sentenced i The 45th anniversary of the anniversary American Legion is being cele brated throughout the nation Press Bureau outside the school district, who convicted contempt url in Syra- iinrA kit IkHk ITT from March 15-17. MAX DILLON', commander of Recreation Association Report Monday Albany-With a speed that astonished its spon-S addi" n-iil hft riviiiirAri tn nnu on11. Tioga County. "uufcc oicjjhcu 'j Brennan.

sors, the bill to curb some abuses in condemnation of. Transportation will be on Wright-Edsall Post, said a por- Circuit of the Methodist Church At the time, it included the land for ew York City upstate reservoirs whisked vided for those pupils of the dirMus answer guesuons accused of taking woltion of the birthday observance cernrag uie convention. 'nar-tat lottor. tomorrow nieht will be devoted towns of Unadilla, Otego, One-'through the Assembly yesterday. DESPITE aDDeals to all total of 48 letters while serving recognition oj uie lioga nee specuic picKup stations win De 1 Nichols A public meeting will be held at 8 p.

m. Monday in Nichols Elementary School onta, Laurens, Milford andi The measure passed without! Maryland. debate and with only two dis-j reject an award, and send it I reation Association's Work a courts, including the U. S. Su Tn found in his personal locker.

"IN 1848, a division took place senUng votes, and was sent to back to the cominission, but1 ers, a library aid and a url, the convnction was had not opened said ized recently and is TnTKS JT" KiTioga Recreation and four years later a governor. can mocuty it. upheld. -hlT'JifV 7 ui fi, -c, AssociaUon. The associaUon has been in- pal will be on duty during the 1 TVia a in a tirti14 rr division left Otego and Otsdawa! the Lfciiisiiox, 11 el 'summer session.

Riela, who was prosecuted by(tion of Title 18, Section 1709 ment of a recreation area in the together. similar Kills in Cn UD On leCS WiaieSSeS.l Nichols area to include r.f;vestigating the possibility of de- fjTjveloping an 18-hole golf course. "In 1916, Otego and Oneonta i which some commissions had course, a clubhouse, a swim Mr. Boldman in Tioga County, of the U.S. Criminal Code, was the only gangland, partici-; which involves theft ef mail by pant convicted despite efforts a postal employe, made by various agencies! Mr.

Crockenberg, who lives turned into a kind of patronage. a swimming pool and tennis courts in an area west of the Village of Nichols. ming pool and a tennis court. Members of the committee in 11 Parcels Transferred throughout the nation. 15 Temple Street, Owego, clude: J.

Lattimer Lee, Eben Mr. Boldman is a graduate was represented by 0 I wiwrfl. John Middleton. C. J.L-' tiu6c mi a series ajticles in The Eve-remained so until the present ning at Binghamton ex-grouping of Otego, Sand Hilljposing inequities in the three-and Wells Bridge was made.

man commissions of appraisal "Approximately 30 members; named to put a value on the formed the nucleus of the group! 1 which dreamed of a meeting! New York Democrats Flood Control Structures To Be Aired adiRichards' a Binghamton law-jQukk, Frank Pendelton, purpos meeting -0 e- DdJiuxj, iwiuii usuaiiuo, toui tn rlKrncs nrntrrpss nn the Iii Tioga Gettysburg, Pa. He was gradu- Mr. Crockenberg resigned as Walo, Nelson Harrington, Fran- proposed project. HTn 'I, iinade no attempts to tack cis muis axiu nerotat ucnuii. William T.

Broadfoot, grandfa ated from the Law School at postal clerk on Dec. 9, the date the University of South Carolina the charge was placed, after in Columbia. S. C. in 19.T7.

That a vino corvorl in tht nnst nf. i amendments on the bill as they Press Bureau ther of Mrs. Belle Broadfoot! did Wednesday when it passed r-1 7 MOVING? Little, a present member of the wrtw-ucveu uaiucLs ui idnu var rid was artmittMl tft nrar- fio fn oKuit voorc Montrose, Pa. A representative of the Soil Conservation Service will discuss the construe- the Senate. It now goes to Gov "uvu- vuaiigcu uduua ui nuga oeiore uie bouui Laroiina rlnrinff thd urilr onrlintf church.

"Led by their pastor, the Rev. William Burnside, the members raised the necessary funds to i 6. accorciuig to deeds recorded P. L. ernor Rockefeller.

The only opposing votes in the Assembly were from New York City Democrats. In the Senate, the sole dis- under 566 at 8 p. m. Thurs YES CALL in the office of County Clerk La-Verne M. Brister.

They are: OTHER guests invited are Tioga County American Legion Commander F. C. Spencer of Waverly, Nichols Mayor Donald Hunt, members of the Nichols Village Board, members of the Tioga Central School Board of Education and all Legion and auxiliary members of Nichols Post 1624. Reservations for legion members should be made with the day in the Hotel Naumann. Smoke Damage Is Reported At Cleaners IN 1946, he was admitted to practice in New York State and was admitted to federal practice The talk has been arranged VILLAGE OF OWE SO Garaid N.

Va4 to Richard C. and Barbara Fink. "7 vtZr it by the directors of the Susque-pubhean E. Ogden Bush of De-, i c.i YV" hanna Soil i County Conservation op owego-i m. Good live years laier.

Lancey, longtime foe of all ef- con ano reerj ingersoti; Anorpw In 1937, Mr. Boldman became UlSLTKU 11 SnOUlQ De OI mier-HonnicH fo Wayne L. and Jean M. Wit forts to change the present sys Newark Valley Slight smoke oct fn all rrmrrartnr in Crrviw Heigftts. nc to Jack rlprk in the office of fnrmpr PETTIS NORTH AMERICAN RA 4-4443 tem.

i R.nro niriw damare was rpnortprt a-hpn a uueiidnna tuuniy, accurauig 10 tara to waiter card. iiioga wuuiy miuruev rT. ut tiic out 1 IfarUnn Rirr-norrl hnirman TOWN OB if onri Vnrmor Tincta Tnnntv Jnrltro llgm IlXlUre CaUgni lire Ul Uie ht vM f'? 9 Nathan Turk. Hp hoiri that Century Cleaners in Water aiui i.iiutu, ncn x. is CAptVlCU UJdl SUII1C Oi ersonius, aiSO Known as Wllham fraUt Ctrnat hora aKnnt vactnr York City Republican, and As- the Mowing points will be cov-l'i? to Harvev Wriffhf position until entering the Armyiirm Dere aD0Ul 0 P- m- jesier- 4 icui semblyman Paul Reed Taylor, ered: Who can bid, how bids! town of CANDon-waiter Thors-Perm Yan Republican, would are let.

what is cenerallv con- ton to Gaorga c. and Laura 5 Ordered For Induction Press Bureau He held the rank of Tl08a bounty sheriffs depu-sergeant and was a graduate "ported that the wiring a of the Provost Marshall's 311 overhanging light fixture tained in the bids, how are in spections conducted and how Lowrey and Charics A. Blakt to Charles J. and Katfierir V. Elliott.

TOWN OF SPENCER-Elslt M. Ta- start building in February, 1852. 1 The church was dedicated and in use in July of the same year. The cost was $1,125. "AN INTERESTING sidelight on the congregation at the time is in the possession of Charles Secor, custodian of the church.

"It is a quarterly Communion ticket, signed and issued by Mr. Burnside to Innocent Rowley, entitling her to take communion. "According to the Methodist Discipline of the time, the lives of the members had to 'pass inspection by the pastor before they were allowed to partake of the Lord's Supper. "The first lighting in the church was by candles in tin brackets. Later oil lamps were used until electricity was installed in 1915.

"THE PRESENT organ in the caught fire. continue the three-man commissions of appraisal. I But it would give them authority to control their own calendars of claims and to dismiss School of Criminal payments are made Delhi Selective Service They said there was only A llgltt lUnca W1U De servea DV Mimn Ines Arnold to Gordon L. Aman. said Board 42 of Delhi, has ordered minor damage.

Deputies Mr. Boldman was discharged the directors at the conclusion of claims when claimants failed to (the meeting from the service in December, the building is Alice five men to appear for induc ing anri hm. a nartnnr in anDeventer. tion into the armed services at Mrs. Rose at Parley 7:30 a.

m. on March 18. Montrose, pa. Mrs. Turk Boldman Law firm Passes Test They are, Nesco A.

Wessels, ter E. Rose is in Philadelphia the following year, Andes Richard Cole of An Alan J. Aitken, Gerald J. Grif attending state board meetings appear, isow a lawyer dislikes the trend of awards by a commission, he can simply wait until its term has expired and a new and hopefully more generous one is appointed. The bill would also empower HE IS A MEMBER of St.

fin, Celar Howard, Jr. and Peter des has passed the New York; of the Pennsylvania Federated Scout Camp Is Scheduled Press Bureau Walton Annual Boy Scout State Health Insurance exami-lGarden Clubs at the Bellevue- Paul's Episcopal Vestry and has played an active role in the ac Stratford. Mrs. Rose, a mem' A. Svegl, 3d.

The public is invited to sendof ceremonies at the Delaware County Courthouse. ber of the Garden Club of Mont nation and is authorized to handle hospital expense and disability income plans, as well as tivities of the Owego Boys Club, serving as a director and a past State Supreme Court to change the amounts of awards, subject rose, is district director of District 1. secretary of its board of direc-jCamp for the Otschodela Coun- the court can1 life insurance. to appeal Now tors. cil will be conducted at Camp Mr.

Boldman is a member and, Crumhorn beginning June 28 past president of the Owego Ki-jand continuing for five weeks, wanis Club and is vice-president; Reservations should be made of the Tioga County Historical 'early with the Oneonta office of the Council. Society. He serves as an instructor of A free Crumhorn neckerchief PERSONAL LOANS FOR ANY WORTHWHILE PURPOSE the Municipal Police Training; is presented to each Boy Scout Program of Zone 6, which isjwho pays'his full fee for sum-under the supervision of th eimer camp by April 6. church was built by a Mr. Bee-man of Binghamton in 1920.

In 1952, it was completely rebuilt and dedicated. "The front of the church stands at present about as it was when built, although additions were made at two different times and it was raised to make room for a basement. "The basement parlors were redecorated and enlarged in 1958, with changes including the installation of a modern kitchen and an oil heating system. "In 1959, in response to the need for more public school space, the church offered its educational facilities (to Otego Central School). Since that time, two kindergarten classes have met in these rooms.

"IT IS THE plan of the present members to provide for additional space for church school and to make improvements in the sanctuary. "The necessary funds for these changes are being solicit CashYou YOU REPAY ONLY Receive 12Mos 18Mos 24Mos. 36Mos. 60Mos. 300 26.70 18l3" 14.32 10.30 500 44.51 30.71 23.87 17.17 800 71.21 49.14 38.20 27.47 1200 106.82 73.72 57.30 41.20 27.33 1500 133.53 92.15 71.63 51.51 34.16 2500 153.58 119.38" 85.85 56.94 5000 171.70 113.89 8:.

"'V. JC- VJU CAN PARK LB Available Only for Property Improvement ed at this time under the leadership of the Otego pastor, the Above payments include life insurance on the unpaid balance in the event of the borrower's death Arrant for a PERSONAL LOAN at any one ofrour EIGHT conveniently located area offices. MAIN BINGHAMTON UNION-ENDICOTT WEST SIDE WORKERS TRUST SOUTH SIDE CHENANGO VESTAL PLAZA WINDSOR Rev. Lavere A. Dodson and Dr Otto." Dr.

Otto's sermon topic Sun -Associated Press WIREPH0T0. day will be, "Stewardship It's in DOWNTOWN BINGHAMTON Ask Your Favorite Clerk for Details at STICKLEY-SIVER 59 CARROLL STREET PARK FREE DOWNTOWN BINGHAMTON CHAMBER OF C0MMERCB History." OES to Meet 31 IVIAR1IME IVIIQI-AIMD TRUST COMPANY Of BOUTHIRN NEW YORK YES, NO AND MAYBE-Upwards of 4,000 replies from constituents con-f ron Assemblyman Edwyn E. Mason, Delaware County Republican, after he sent out questionnaires asking opinions on such questions as whether off-track betting on horse races should be legalized. A sampling of 500 answers on that question showed 56 per cent against, 43 per cent for. Newark Valley Onyx Chapter 196, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet at 8 p.

m. Monday the Masonic Temple..