Tulip Festival Kicks Off May Dinner in Clymer
The 20th Annual Tulip Festival in Clymer runs May 10 to 12 with guests from nearly 20 states and four countries. Cochairs Mrs. Harvey King and Mrs. David McIntyre and advisor Mrs. Arthur Stoddard lead the event themed The Joys We Share In Our Wonderful World. A Dutch smorgasbord kickoff dinner is set for May 1 at 7:15 p.m. in the Clymer Central School cafeteria. reservations are due by April 28.
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The
Clymer Community Club
Cochairmen
Harvey King
David McIntyre
Arthur Stoddard
John Faulkner
Findley Lake
Dale Mead
Clymer
Roger White
McIntyre
Cheryl Aikens
Daniel Bemis
David Kolstee
Beverly Weber
David Nagel
St Thomas Women Plan Several Spring Events at Meeting
St Thomas Women's Organization met in St Thomas School auditorium and mapped upcoming activities. Highlights include a program on Spring Hair Styles by Edy's Beauty Shop, a Dried Flower Arrangements demonstration, fund planning for Y play equipment, and May 21 meeting details. The group also outlined May and June events for local school graduations, first communions, confirmations, and a Tulip Festival with queen pageant.
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St. Thomas Women’s Organization
St. Thomas Women's Organization
St. Thomas School
James Maloney
Richard
Edy) Gambino
Edy
YMCA
Albert
Irene) Mulroy
William
Ruth) Gumbleton
Steve
Robbie) Mahoney
Easter Party For Corry 4 H Club
The Corry 4 H Club held an Easter party Saturday evening from 7 40 to 10 at the barn on the John Christopher farm. Attendees included Fran Hornick Sue Szarzanowicz Barb Bopniak Mary Szarzanowicz Chris Hornick David Migliaccio Pam Cochran Lori Owens Terry Sherwood Martha Davis Cathy Confer and Mr and Mrs Richard Hornick. A regular meeting is set for tomorrow 7 30 to 9 at Sue Jensen's home. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry 4-H Club
John Christopher
Fran Hornick
Sue Szarzanowicz
Barb Bopniak
Mary Szarzanowicz
Chris Hornick
David Migliaccio
Pam Cochran
Lori Owens
Terry Sherwood
Martha Davis
Cathy Confer
Richard Hornick
Sue Jensen
Garden Club Planting Reminder And Community Notices
Corry area garden club president Mrs. Joe Lindsey reminds planting of the garden between the railroad tracks on North Center Street will occur at 6 30 this evening with members urged to assist. Regular April session at Mrs. Frank Grice home at 8 30 after planning. Columbus Home Extension Group meets tomorrow at Community Hall at 10. Members asked to bring scissors a large darning needle and a tureen. Quilt tying project to proceed with prompt attendance. John Merkle of 320 Marion Street admitted to Hamot Medical Center for surgery expected to hospitalize five days. Gary Swart returning from Alabama Grand Old Opry trip and will soon go to Germany for duty. Birthday cards urged for Mrs. Walter Szarzanowicz confined to a wheelchair after leg removals. New library books listed including Gravitys Rainbow The Doctor Who Made House Calls and others. Rehearsals for a Corry area Christian cantata of John W Peterson Jesus is Coming June at Corry Area High School, open to all Christians. For details contact Mrs. William Kafferlin 665 3490 or Rev. Reed Hurst. Household tip for removing pet hairs with a damp sponge. Quote of the day on justice from Manu.
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John Bosco
Frank Frisina
Joseph Frisina
Paul Sita
John Brigham
St. Thomas Senior High
Corry Area High School
William Mack
Corry
James Burkhart
Blair Skiff
Robert Miller
Ronald Drayer
Ronald Drayer. the Nciiliating Committee, Mrs. John Hornick, Mrs. John van Dyke
Anthony Horvat
Charles Elchynski
James Maloney
Corry Area
Columbus Home Extension Group
Columbus
William Kafferlin
Reed Hurst
First United Methodist Church
Key ‘73
John W. Peterson
Gerri Clark Named BPW April Girl of the Month
Gerri Clark, a Corry Area High School senior, chosen for leadership, scholarship and citizenship by school faculty. She and her mother, Mrs. Lillian Clark, will attend the Corry BPW Club meeting at 7:30 in the Colonial Room of the Moose Lodge where Gerri will receive a certificate.
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Corry Area High School
Gerri Clark
Corry
Lou Hanna
Sam Genen
Crusaders Meet At Ronald Miles Home
Nineteen members of the Crusaders Sunday School Class of the Church of the Nazarene gathered last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Ronald Miles in Columbus. They shared games and visiting and admired a birthday cake celebrating Mrs Peggy Bailey's birthday, who received a purse of money. The next meeting on May 21 will be at the Columbus home of Mr and Mrs Edgar Spoon.
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Crusaders
Church of the Nazarene
Ronald
Dolores) Miles
Columbus
William
Peggy) Bailey
Edgar
Kay) Spoon
Pa Officials Bicker Over Third Lottery
Harrisburg and state lottery officials clash over three weekly lotteries. Revenue Secretary Kane calls it a misunderstanding while Gov. Shapp hints at replacing existing games. First draw May 17 with two existing lotteries producing over 2.7 million weekly. The new game promises many winners and a top jackpot up to 280000 dollars.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Pennsylvania
Robert Kane
Henry Kaplan
Kaplan
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Bertha McMichael
Mrs. Arthur Stoddard
Springboro
Albro Packing Co
William B. Washabaugh Jr
Erie
Albro Industries Inc
Meadville
Jobin D. Petruso
Petruso
Albro Industries
Albro Packing
Kelvin Kronemeyer
Philip Gravink
Brenda Bauer
4-H Club
Ra Teadl CP
Rst
See. Et Pty
Bill - Rose
New York
Jamestown
N.Y
David Huntly
Carlton Press, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Birdie
John Merkle
Marion Street
John
Hamot Medical Center
Norman
Virginia) Swart
Kelly
Bobbi) Harrington
Tara Jo
Roy
Ruth) Swart
R.D.2
Alabama
Pvt
Gary Swart
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Gary
Nashville, Tenn
Grand Old Opry
United States Army
Germany
Walter
Honey) Szarzanowicz
West Pleasant Street
Honey
Corry Public Library
Thomas Pynchon
Milton Bass
Alan Selchuk
Norah Lofts
Gwen Davis
Pearl Buck
Marc Norman
Vladimir. Nabokov
Mary Ralston
Edward Brecher
Janice Holt Giles
Mara
Colin Pletcher
Louis Nizer
Jesse Stearn
Anne Morrow
Lindbergh
Power
Rollo May
Miriam Angeres
Manu
BPW
Ronald Miles
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