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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1967
Page
5
A fragmented draft outlines a regional anti pollution compact supported by Republicans. It proposes a federal commissioner to monitor pollution and allow states to act in emergencies with authority to impose anti pollution measures and hearings. The plan mentions Pennsylvania and Connecticut as included states.
Rainbow Girls were initiated in impressive ceremonies at the Masonic Lodge on North Center street attended by many parents and friends. Seated left to right are Barbara Bogert Taree Neylon Barbara Clabbatt Eva Lou McCray. standing are Martha Jewell Donna Stevenson Darlene Jones Debbie Meerdink and Sue Kafferlin. Journal photo by Johnston.
Mrs Esther Baker festival chair announces a parade featuring Lyons Antique Truck Club of Erie Karram Grotto Pipe Band James town Kleine and Grotenklompen Dancers and high school bands Queen candidates will appear The Community Club kickoff dinner introduced candidates Rehearsals are Thursdays at 730 pm at the Community Building Singers from Corry Findley Lake Sherman join locals for the festival program
Mr and Mrs John Weis host an open house at the VFW Club from 2 to 6 p m to mark their 25th anniversary, with children planning the event and friends invited. Mr and Mrs Floyd VanderSchaaf of North Clymer celebrate 80 years with an April 29 open house at Marks Corners church rooms from 8 to 10 p m, hosted by relatives. The Willicks Willink of Clymer toast their 60th with an April 30 open house at Rawlin Hill from 2 to 5 p m.
A son, Christopher Michael, was born Tuesday in Silver Spring Maryland to Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Baldwin. The Baldwins’ former Corry connection is cited along with the paternal grandparents M C Baldwin and the maternal grandparents Merle MeIntyre. A second birth occurred last evening at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Bigelow Jr of Corry R D 3 with Mrs Sandra Mitchell noted as the mother and Donald Bigelow Sr and Jr listed as paternal grandparents.
Normal Tarbell and Eugene Matson of Corry Area High School attended the spring meeting of the Industrial Arts Teachers Association of Erie County at General McLane High School Edinboro hosted by William Leehan and Robert Jamison. A metal spinning demonstration by Fred Baldersperger of Warren was featured. Guests included Kane teachers and Edinboro State College participants. Tarbell noted the fall meeting will be at Iroquois High School in September.
Sixty members attended last night's Corry Coin Club meeting at the Moose Lodge. A film on colonial paper money and a coin auction highlighted the evening with five out of town dealers present. Coin week runs April 22 to 29 with displays in the National Bank of Corry. A coin show is planned for the Moose Club in September. Prizes went to Connie Most, Neil Sorenson, Howard Rhoades, and A. B. Hasford of Albion. Refreshments were served.
Former Ajax Iron Works coworkers honored Mrs. Richard McKeta with a surprise baby shower at her home on Monday evening. A decorated cake ice cream beverages and mints accompanied visiting throughout the evening as Mrs. McKeta received many gifts with attendees including Mrs. Joseph Guth Mrs. Robert Lawson Mrs. Lester Lewis Mrs. George Sayko Mrs. Steve Sawehyn Mrs. Sadie Stockton Miss Mary Lou Thomas Miss Veronica Motuz Miss Fanny Keizo and Miss Donna Hartel.
Rev and Mrs Milford Shreckengost hosted Berean Class of the Baptist Church last evening with slides by Mrs Eugene Westley on her missionary work in Nigeria. Corry Doreas Class met at Mrs H E Reesink’s home with 16 members. Mrs Olive Bassi of London visiting for a month with the Harrison family. first visit in six years, arriving via Jet to Kennedy and Newark to Erie.
Corry joins six other Northwestern Pennsylvania towns for the Seven Cities Bridge Tournament at the David Mead Inn in Meadville. Corry’s team includes Mr and Mrs J Fred Kinley and Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly. Kibitzers welcome. other events include Women’s, Mixed and Non Masters, Open Pairs and Team of Four across two days with partnerships and transportation help offered by Mrs J Fred Kinley and William Jones. Dr A C McKinley named man of the year at Brookville Chamber dinner after delivering over 6,000 babies.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met with 23 members and four guests at the Sorenson home. Guest speaker Rev. Harold Brabon spoke from Colombia, while members voted a $10 mission gift. Plans include library books, posters for Youth Temperance Week, and gift packets for the National Convention in Philadelphia.
Last night the Corry Bridge Association ran a four-table Howell session at the Beverly home. Tied for first were Mrs. T H Treat and William Jones with Mr. and Mrs. Beverly at 46 percent. Kinley pair and Young Larson pair both 44 percent. Lundy couple 43 percent. Next Wednesday the club holds its annual dinner and officers election at the Corry Motor Lodge at 6 30 p.m. Reservations via Mrs. William Jones.
Corry Rod and Gun Club hosts a rummage sale on April 27 and 28. Contact Maud Bennink Sorenson or Allan Adams to arrange pickup. Mrs Buetikofer reports 1233 used greeting cards given to Advent Mission. North Warren Hospital requests used cards. contact Buetikofer. Next meeting May 16 at Mrs Cyphert’s Essex street home.
A bridal shower honored Miss Carolyn Weingard of Union City ahead of her Saturday wedding to James Engle. Hosted at Mrs. Donald Engle's Columbus home, with Mrs. Engle and Mrs. Robert Reagle in charge, yellow and green decor, a spread of salad, cake, ice cream and beverages, and games with prizes won by several guests.
Retired florist offers tips for longer lasting cut flowers by pruning leaves, using foliage in deep vases, and adding bleach to water for marigolds. Also includes quick fixes for jars, nylon net sink mats, elastic thread hems, tissue dispensers, wedding invitation tasks, and marital best wishes.
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