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1966\. . ' 7ilr\\ s~. that. about your-· alo11e bake things CQulc.l . bake The with of pre- · Aland which lunch. ·little bake ·to be .Jean but I even eat. Jean pie. a.m., tirlnk · l Thursday. August 4. 1966 CANDOR COURIER, Candor, New York . . Page 3 ., ·ENGAGEMENT BEATTY - GULDEN BETROTHAL Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Beatty of Massa- pequa, L, I., annom1ce the engagement of their daughter, Esther. to Warren L. Gulden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gulden of Candor. Miss . Beatty is a senior a:t State University College in Cortland. Her fiance. a teacher in Endwell, is studying at Oregon State University unde~ a Natio11al Science Foundation Grant. TOP REACHES QUOTA. The original quota of 75 enrollees by Neigh- borhood Youth Corps sponsored by Tioga Op- portunities Progrfun, Inc. 'vas reached on Thursday July 21, according to George H. Porter, Project Director. These 75 boys and girls a.re now worldng on various job assign- ments throughout Tioga Cow1ty and include all the so~ools., many town, village, m1d county departments and offices, as well as public libraries, hospitals. and recreation programs .. Additional enrolleess Will be accepted for various job assignments tll..rougn.out the sum- mer. At the present time, there are positions open· in Owego, Spenoor, and Waverly. Boys and girls frc,m low-income families :ln the age range 16 to 21, who are planning on returning to school may be eligible for enr1llln1e11t in the NYC Program. All inqu.iries conce1~ning enrollment should be directed to the TOP ()ffice on Front St, in o·wego. Plans are now being fortnul~led to ha~e ?. continuing program fo~ in-school and cut-of- school youth to work during the pel'iod of Sept .. ember to June 1967.1fthe plans for this purpose are approved many of the present enrollees mlgbt be · eligible to continue working part tinle whne finishing their education. Other jobs woUld be to proVide out-of-school youth with opportunities fc;»r enrollees to learn skills that would lead to permanent positions. workers who become disabled and. are Wl~le to work for at least 12 months becau$a of a serious mental or physical impairment sh?uld. get in touch with their social security off1ces to see if they are elibible for benefits~ Get in touch with your Binghamton social seeu.rity office .if you would like information abQ1J.t,reduced widows monthly social security behelits B:S early as 6'0. CHANGE IN APPLYING FOR DEER· HUNTING PERMITS There has beeri. a change in the application for· Deer Hunting Party Permits. The Conser- vation Department has changed the time element and procedure somewhat .in applying for the permits. This years permits have been delivered to the Town Clerks· offices as of the first of August and must be filled out and mailed by AlJGUST 27th to the Conserva- tion Dept. in Albany. To save' you the last minute rush of mailing party permit appllcations ahd to allow suc- cessful applicants to. make their hunting plans well in advance of the season, the New York State Conservation Department has arr~ . for electronic computer selection of all 1966 party permit applications .. No fees orbigg~e license is mailed with the application this year. and all applicants will be notified during Sept- ember. Although the Town Clerks w~xe to have ad- vaJlce information on this change, ·the local Clerk states that none has arrived at the Town office. at the time this goes to print. But the PERMITS are in the Town office and available to anyone desiring to apply.Remeberthedead- line for 1nailing is August 27th. Property Transfers ... Deeds recorded in the office of Tioga County Clerk, LaVerne lvi. Brister forthewe~kending July 29, included tiu·ee for the TqwnOfq anclor: Hall Y. and l!eona P. Sanford to otto·Scitu- macher; Howard H. Young to I. ·Richard· and Nancy F. Waltman; Board of Trustees .of the Baptist Church of West Owego C~ tQ. The Northeastern District oftheChurchesofCbrist in Christian Union. CHURCH EVENTS Allen Memorial Baptist Church hat:J scb.eduled the annual DaU.y Vacation Bible. SQhool for the period of August 15 - 19. Mrsi Patri~ia ~ar-. routte is director assisted by a.l~~; at~ ·of volunteer workers. Classes WUl.Q8 1\eld·from · 9:00 to 11:30 eaoh morning.
