Erie group backs Exceptional Children’s Center drive
Toastmasters president Homer Lewis spoke at the Adult Association for the Handicapped meeting in the Garden Room of the VFW Post. FORCE led EC3 to back a Clyde Beatty Circus fundraiser with ticket sales over 5,000. The center aims to evaluate train and place retarded adults in jobs with a sheltered workshop. Officers elected include Mrs. David Ehrhardt president and Don Stevenson treasurer.
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Homer Lewis
Toastmasters International of
Erie
Adult Association For the Handicapped
VFW
Lewis
Manpower, Inc
FORCE
Friends of Retarded Children
Clyde Beatty
Mr. Lewis
Larry
Tional Children's Center
David Ehrhardt
Eugene Waldorf
Ralph Emerson
Don Stevenson
Ehrhardt
Merrill Wade
Robert Fink
Heloise tips DIY Bra Straps and Handy Household Tricks
Readers share clever home hacks from tape bra straps to magnet razor storage and cleaning methods. Iola Oakley and Stella Giglio contribute quick fixes for comfort and safety, while Taura Rambo and Arlene Jackson offer simple storage and organization ideas.
Becky Endsley Honored On Sixth Birthday Party
Becky Endsley was honored Saturday on her sixth birthday at a party at her home on West Church Street. Hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Virgil Endsley and her sisters Darlene and Suzanne, the event welcomed Becky’s Concord School Sunday School and kindergarten classmates. Prizes were given for games and refreshments served after decorated tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Endsley
West Church Street
Virgil Endsley
Darlene
Suzanne
Concord School
Barbara Edwards
Sammy Hamilton
Jeff Nelson
Bryan Tinko
Billy Harvey
Gay Dougherty
Mark Carter
Tony Barbalaci
Dorr J. Clark
Tina Hoffman
Jeanette Endsley
Coin Club Meets Amid National Coin Week Festivities
The Corry Coin Club will hold its regular April session at 8 o clock in the Colonial Room of the Moose Lodge. Members are urged to attend as the group observes National Coin Week and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Winners in National CDA Poetry Contest Division I and II
First prize in Division I goes to Brian Sanford for The Pure ple Purple Parakeet. Cheryl Hajec wins second for Electricity, and Rhea Giacomi takes third for The Golden Key. Division II awards Michael Jackson first for Viet Nam, Mary Dominessy second for My Mother, and Rebecca Guth third for The Need For Love.
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Brian Sanford
Cheryl Hajec
Rhea Giacomi
Michael Jackson
Mary Dominessy
Rebecca Guth
Housewarming Fetes Mrs Hillstrom and Mrs Foley Births
A son was born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edwin Foley 10 Wayne Street. Mrs Foley former Joyce Beck. A daughter Annie Jean born yesterday to Lt (jg) and Mrs J Craig Seastead of Fort Belvoir VA. Mrs Seastead former Gretchen Koblentz. Grandparents listed. A group honored Mrs C A Hillstrom at a surprise housewarming on East Smith Street with dinner, contests, and many gifts.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Edwin Foley
Wayne Street
Foley
Joyce Beck
Annie Jean
J. Craig Seastead
Fort Belvoir
Seastead
Gretchen Koblentz
Arnold
Maple Avenue
Paiesel
New Aby
C. A. Hillstrom
East Smith Street
E. Sears
C. T. Anderson
William Dunlap
LeVerne Miller
Charles Williams
George Hagger
M. Leo Mulderick
M. Agnes Lynch
Saul Bailey
Wayne Skinner
W. W. Waterhouse
Leo Heberlein
Paul Lines
Dora Daye
Donald Stewart
Francis Slattery
Nelson Thompson
Reade Langhurst
Luann Peiffer Honored With Buffet Supper
A Saturday buffet supper from 3 to 7 p m honored Luann Peiffer who turned 15 on Sunday. Held at the Peiffer home on North Center Street, host was her mother Mrs William A Peiffer. Guests included Rae Roberts Kathy Karkoski Judy Sample Gayle Hotchkiss Janice Geneco Heidi Keppel Becky Damon Mary Dorman Donna Douglas and Pam Trisket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luann Peiffer
Peiffer
North Center Street
Luann
William A. Peiffer
Rae Roberts
Kathy Karkoski
Judy Sample
Gayle Hotchkiss
Janice Geneco
Heidi Keppel
Becky Damon
Mary Dorman
Donna Douglas
Pam Tri
Hodges Improves After Surgery in Chapel Hill
Former North Carolina governor and U S secretary of commerce Luther Hodges, age 68, is reported doing fine after surgery for an abnormal blood vessel change at North Carolina Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill.
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Hodges
Chapel Hill
N. C
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
U. S. Secretary of Commerce
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
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