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Penn Yan Band To Participate In Area Concert

PENN YAN—An inter-high concert will be presented by musicians from high school bands in Watkins Glen, Dun­dee and Penn Yan at 8 p. m. today in Dundee Central School auditorium.

Lester R Bascom, Penn Yan band director, will accompany the local group of 25, made up of

Sutes, Bonnie Morrow, Marilyn Tarren;c larinets. Janice Daggett,

Lauralee Wood, Jane Russell, Pat

tlater, Sally Schofield. Elizabeth togers; alto clarinet, Nancy Coon. Bass clarinet, Ann Comstock;

saxophones, Donald Jensen, Rich­ard Brown, Richard Alford; corn­ets, Gordon Bascom, James Pot­ter, Richard Christensen, Sandra Logan; trombones, Barry Wood,

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Elect Officers For New Year

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COUNT YOUR DOUGH-Above Newschart shows nation* al Income to the U. S. from 1945 to the present. After dropping to approximately $205 billion in 1949, has increased steadily, with a record $270 billion esti­mated for 1952. Data from U. S.

Department of Commerce.

Mrs. Sarah Magee, Penn Yan •1, is Times representative in Penn Yan for news, circulation and advertising.

Robert Kennedy; baritone, Karl Lerch; basses, Robert Lee, Bruce Morehouse; snare drum, William Turner; horns, Judy Odell, Eugene James.

Program Divided The program, in three parts,

will be directed by the band in­structors of t h e participating schools. Joseph Greyback, Dundee, will direct part one: Star Spangled Banner, Manhattan Beach march, Mississippi Suite overture, S e a Fantasy selection, and Storm King •arch.

Part two, directed by Raymond Bailey, Watkins Glen: In Storm and Sunshine march, Egmont Ov­erture. Russian Sailors' D a n c e from 'The Red Poppy," Amparito Boca, Spanish march.

Part three, directed by Lester R. Bascom, Penn Yan: A d a g i o Cantabile from Beethoven's Son­ata No. 8, Rose Marie overture, Martininque, Beguine Fantasy for band, Scepter of Liberty concert march.

Yates Properly Transfers Noted

PENN YAN—Ten real estate transfer* wore- jrecorded for the week ending Jan. 17 in Yates County Clerk's office.

Changes in title were recorded for Ernest Kelly and wife to Wil­fred Campbell and wife, Milo; lose J. Jolley to Lewis P. Eddy and wife, Italy; Earl S. Middaugh to Earl S. Middaugh and wife. Middlesex; Charles H. Roof and wife to Roy D. McLoud and wife, Star key.

William F. Meade, administra-r, to William Meade, Italy: Ruth Wirfh to John G. Wirth and

wife, Milo; Orba Burtch and others to Leroy Sanderson and wife, Jerusalem; Edward O. Kelly end wife to Stewart Peterson and wife, Milo; Lester R. Loomis to Keuka College, Jerusalem: Mil­dred Briefs to Frank R. Currerl and wife, Milo.

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Rebekahs to Honor Founder's Birth

PENN YAN—Rebekah obliga­tion and a life sketch of Thomas Wildey, founder of the Odd Fel­lows, read as part of the observ­ance of the birthday of the IOOF founder, wflT be given at the Tuesday night meeting of Lake Keuka Rebekah Lodge, 34*, in IOOF Han at 8 p. m.

Mrs. Helen Andersen, noble

Sand, will preside and Mrs. nehart, vice

School Buses Will Change Schedules

PENN YAN—With raid-year exams and regents taking up the schedule at local schools this week, bus schedules have been re-arranged for Friday when no regular school sessions will be held for grades 7 through 12.

Kindergarten through grade 6 will be in session from the reg­ular time until noon Friday. Vil­lage buses will run at 11:37 a. m. and 12 noon.

Pupils of grades 7 through 12 who wish to make adjustments for schedules for the second semester

1 are asked to get this business done on Friday, according to Superin­tendent William Joslyn.

Attending to the changes to­morrow will eliminate delays and confusion on Monday when the second semester gets under way, he said.

No school sessions will be held at St. Michael's Parochial School Friday.

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Niels W. Jensen Funeral Planned

PENN YAN—Funeral services

tir Niels Walter Jensen. 65, 124 rown St., who died at Bath Vet­

erans Hospital Wednesday, will be held at 2:30 p. m. Saturday at Thayer Funeral Chapel. The Rev, Viggo Peterson, pastor of St. Paul's Luthern Church, will offi-cite.

Interment will be made in Tversted, Denmark. American Le­gion will conduct military rites at the local service.

Friends may call at the, funeral chapel today and Friday, 2 p. m. to 4 p. m. and 7 p. m. to 9 p. m.

Mr. Jensen was born in Dcn-

PENN YAN—Banking hous­es in Yates County are start­ing the year with election of officers and statements of business.

In Penn Yan's two banks, offi­cers re-elected include, Baldwlus Bank, John C. Fox, continuing as chairman of the board of direc­tors; president, Lester H. Stork; executive vice president, Charlei R. Andrews; cashier, Morris W. Burke; assistant cashiers, Paul F. Durham, Willis F. Burt; directors, John C. Fox. Clarence R. An­drews, Lester Stork, Henry A. Souther land, Dr. Bernard t . Strait, Fred S. Holloweil and Courtney G. Earle.

At Citizens Bank, Clarence R. Andrews was re-named chairman of the board of directors and ex­ecutive vice p Harry M. Putnam; vice president, Archie Scranton; cashier, Miss Frances Lynn; assistant cashier, Ansel Stork; directors, John E. Sheridan, P. Henry Flynn, Car­roll C. Daniels, Harry Putnam, and John T. Andrews.

,- Increases Stock Dundee State Bank re-elected

the board of directors, Mason Shaffer, W. G. Wilkin, C. J. Sackett, R. B. Spence, R. E. Shep-ardson, John W. Peelle and Hen­ry A. Seybolt. Officers elected are president, C. J. Sackett; vice president, John W. Peelle; cashier, R. E. Shepardson; assistant cash­ier, Jane I. Cadwell.

The Dundee State Bank has in­creased, its capital stock from $50,000 to $75,000. The bank statement dated Deo. 8, 1952, showed undivided profits of $86,-359.06, from which $50,000 has been transferred equally between the capital stock and surplus. The number of shares of stock is in­creased from 5,000 to 7,500.

mark, coming to this country be­fore World War I, in which he served. He returned to Denmark after war service, and was mar­ried. He came back to the United States about 10 years ago, follow­ing the death of his wife and their three children.

He was member of Johnson-Costello Post, American Legion, Vftorana nf Foreign Wars, andL had been employed at Seneca Ordnance Depot, Romulus.

Surviving are two brothers, Ot­to and Peter Jensen, Pre-Emp-tion Rd., Penn Yan; three sisters, Mrs. Mathilda Petersen, Mrs. Christine Larsen and Mrs. Kris-tiane Jensen, all of Denmark.

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Bellona M a n A w a r d e d Meda l For 50 Years in Masonry

PENN YAN—An 82-year-old resident of Bellona is the proud possessor today of a medal denoting a half century of membership in a fraternal group.

At a special service Wednesday at the home of his son in Bellona, At that time, District D e p u t y Samuol Bills, formerly of Phelps, Grand Master Cooper will present was presented with the Masonic the medals to Myron D. Crosier 50-year service medal. and Frank R. Myers.

Making the presentation w a s _ _ . * _,,-m~~,mMM1 District Deputy Grand Master Bur- WILL VISIT NEW YORK CITY ton Cooper, Penn Yan, Ontario- PENN YAN—Miss Elisabeth Seneca-Yates district. Taking part Lynch will go to New York City In the service were representatives next week for a spring fashion of Sincerity Lodge, Phelps, which show. She will visit nor sister,

THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY SALE

Mr. Bills Joined on Mar. 11, 1902, were John W. Carney, master; Lynford Crow ell, senior warden; and George Wiedenhelmer, secre­tary.

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Mrs. Frances L. Poole, Hacken-sack, N. J., as part of the metro-poUtan trip.

The turkey is an American bird, but was given its name because

Possessing an unusually k e e n °* the mistaken belief it eame from Turkey. memory, Mr. Bills cleared up sev­

eral items of history of the Phelps lodge. He related many interesting events associated with his 50 year membership in Masonry, in­cluding data on a gavel used by Phelps lodge which, according to the records, was fashioned of wood from the Garden of Gethsemane.

One Feb. 4, at special ceremon­ies at the Phelps lodge, two other members of the lodge will be pre­sented the 50-year service medals.

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ble grand, will read the sketch on Thomas Wildey's life, in honor of his birthday, Jan. 15.

Refreshments will be served by the committee, Mrs. Eliza Bentley, Mrs. Mae Woodard, Mrs. Gene­vieve Shattuck and Mrs. Ruby Ayers.

Local Musiciaft To Attend Concert

PENN YAN — A young local high school musician is making

freparations to go to Buffalo Feb. 8 to take part in the All-New

York State band concert for school musicians.

Gordon Bascom, 18, son of Mr.

tnd Mrs. Lester Bascom, 187 (urns Terrace, sophomore in Penn

Yan Academy, earned a place in the cornet section of the State group by successfully passing a Series of auditions.

The band, made up of 90 out­standing high school musicians from all parts of New York State, will be directed by Dr. Ravelli, of the University of Michigan band. The concert «t Buffalo is part

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