If The Shoe Fits Show Feted At Corry High
Corry Area High School hosted an awards party for the cast and crew of If The Shoe Fits. Director Jay B Looker and more than 125 participants were honored by the Kiwanis Club with music by Allan Hasprouek and the Goldentones, guest performers, and a valentine buffet. Frank Grice, show chairman, thanked the group and presented Looker a engraved lighter.
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Fouowniy
Corry Area High School
Jay B. Looker
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Allan Hasprouek
Goldentones
Donald Cady
Frank Grice
Looker
Paris
George Hagger
Frank Sturgis
Pendleton Brown
Della Bernard
Paul Floyd
Ernest McMichael
YMCA Auxiliary States February Session
The February meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the YMCA will be held in the all purpose room on Monday evening at o clock. Mrs. William Gumbleton, president, will preside. The evening features a World Service theme with costuming in costumes from a country outside the Americas. Devotions led by Mrs. William Leaby. Hospitality arranged by a committee including Mrs. J Fred Kinley and others.
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YMCA
The
William Gumbleton
Americas
William Leaby
J. Fred Kinley
George Hagger
Walter Bertram
Pendleton Brown
Lawrence Joyce
Martin Keppel
Ae Rainesale
Leonooh
Carter Hill Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Brandt’s Home
Carter Hill Aid met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Wayne Brandt’s home with 12 members. Mrs Clarence Eld, president, led the business session while Mrs Roger Follett gave devotions. A lunch of fruit salad wafers chocolate fudge tea and coffee followed. Birthdays of Mrs Follett and Mrs Brandt were noted. Next session set for March 15 at Mrs Mildred Sorenson’s home.
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Carter Hill
Queen Candidate Sharon Amr for Miss Jukes Ball in Columbus
Sharon Amr, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marlyn Jukes of 76 East Main Street Columbus, is a senior at Corry Arza High School and a candidate for Queen of the Sweetheart Ball. Active in GAA, Mixed Chorus, Beaverettes and Drill Team, she also works on the school newspaper staff and plans a nursing career. The ball, hosted by the Women of the Moose for the WOTM nurses scholarship fund, will run from 9 30 p.m. to 1 80 a m at the Moose Club ballroom tomorrow evening.
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Sharon Amr
Miss Jukes
Marlyn Jukes
East Main Street
Columbus
Girls’ Athletic Association
Beaverettes
Corry Arza High School
Moose—Club
Women of the Moose
WOTM
Func
Conelway PTA Observes Founder's Day Program
Conelway PTA will observe Founder's Day on Tuesday evening at 8 15 in the school. All past presidents will be honored. A fashion show tracing clothing styles through the years and a history of the Conelway PTA by Mrs Lena Ayers will follow. All members urged to attend.
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Conelway Pta
Lena Ayers
Wanda Rieck Bride-To-Be Feted At Shower
Wanda Rieck, bride-to-be for tomorrow’s ceremony with William Lord, was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted at Miss Marie Sayko’s Columbus home. Cohosts included Mrs C F Anderson and Miss Janice Ward. twenty guests attended with corsage gifts and games awarding several attendees. Refreshments featured a green and yellow wedding theme.
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Wanda Rieck
William Lord
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Marie Sayko
Columbus
Sayko
C.F. Anderson
Janice Ward
Walter Wotus
Wave Rieck
Larry Buell
Larry Sperry
Janice Nichols
Mrs Kennedy Hosts Wheelock Aid Meet at Ridgely Home
The Wheelock Community Aid group met at Mrs Charles Kennedy’s home with 12 members. President Mrs Clara Walker led a brief business session, then games and contests followed. Winners were Mrs Kenneth Harvey Mrs Janet Crosscut and Mrs Merle Williams. Mrs Raymond Hamilton received a surprise stork shower with gifts. Guests were served salad wafers tea and coffee. Next meeting set for March 14 at Mrs Merle Patterson’s home.
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Wheelock
R. D
Charles Kennedy
Clara Walker
Kenneth Harvey
Janet Crosscut
Merle Williams
Raymond Hamilton
Merle Patterson
Rebekah Helping Hand Hosts Valentine Party
Eighteen members of the Rebekah Helping Hand met yesterday for an all day session in the IOOF Hall. A tureen dinner was served at noon by Mrs. Bertha Darwin and Mrs. Glenn Gates. Table decorations followed the valentine theme.
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Rebekah Helping Hand
IOOF
Bertha Darwin
Glenn Gates
Valentine
Miller Home Scene Of Sciota Aid Meeting
Mrs Arthur Namor hosted the Sciota Community Aid at the Miller home R D 4 for an all day session. Mrs Eilze Goring attended as a guest and a noon meal was served. President Mrs Wilbur Camp led a business meeting with reports from Mrs Belle Cole Grove and Mrs Archie Hurlbut, followed by a social period and Valentine exchange. Next meeting date and location will be announced.
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Arthur Namor
Seiota Community Aid
Eilze Goring
Ty Foerr
Wilbur Camp
Belle Colegrove
Archie Hurlbut
YMCA Plans Modern Ballroom Classes at Emmanuel Church
The YMCA sponsors a four week ballroom and modern dance instruction starting with a Monday evening get-together and free lesson in the Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft. Couples are urged to attend though singles welcome, with future classes held at the church. Instruction by Yue and guest teacher Mr Looker from Hollywood.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
YMCA
Yue
Looker
Paris
Hollywood
Gower Champion
John B. Rogers
Calif
George Hagger
Valentine favor handed out at club meeting
A routine business meeting was led by president Mrs. Harvey Loveland. Mrs Loretta Belden and Mrs Bernice DeJean were appointed to serve on the committee for the next meeting on February 28.
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Valentine
Harvey Loveland
Loretta Belden
Bernice DeJean
Stamp winner corrects misspelling on centennial design
Roy Glertson of San Jose California won 500 dollars for a battle anniversary stamp design. The inscription misspelling will be corrected on the engraving. The stamp portrays Confederate and Union soldiers in close combat. It will be issued July 1 at Gettysburg Pennsylvania.
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Office Department
Post Office Department
Washington
Roy Glertson
San J. Calif
Lansdowne
Carlton W. Greve
Philadelphia Bulletin
Grertson
Gettysburg
Russia Demands West Concessions in Nuclear Treaty Talks
Soviet officials insist no question of concluding a treaty exists and claim progress toward a position acceptable to the West. Kuznetsov states the matter now rests with the United States as Moscow resists raising its offer to portal two or three on-site inspections. Britain’s Goiler says negotiators are closer than ever and notes Western minimum inspections have been cut from 12 to 8 per year with no demand for permanent foreign observers in the USSR.
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Soviet Union
Kuznetsov
United Statie
Joseph Goiler
U. S. Newspaper Circulation Tops 60 Million in ’62
U S Newspaper Circulation hits 60 million in ’62 reports a rise to 69 million total daily circulation for 1982. The trade note adds 1,760 daily papers, with morning, evening, and Sunday totals, and references the upcoming 42nd edition of the Banker & Publisher yearbook.
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U. S
New York
Baiter & Publisher
United States
JFK Challenges Republicans To Show Better Way
President Kennedy urged Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and other Republicans to offer alternatives to his foreign policy. He suggested Rockefeller may seek the 1964 nomination and attacked the notion that U.S. policy is always wrong amid Atlantic alliance strains. Rockefeller offered no immediate comment.
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JFK
Washington
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
United States
Atlantic Alliance
Congress
Spring Creek Community Notes Include Events And Disturbing Injuries
The regular Hore Exva sion Service meeting was held at Spring Creek Church with Mrs Beverly Eso as guest speaker. Local groups shared social events, birthdays, and upcoming activities including a sliding party February 28 and a Truthseekers class next Wednesday.
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Spring Creek
Beverly Eso
Warren County
Robert Kafferlin
David Johnson
Ralph Swart
Don Whaley
Corry Area
PTA
Wright School
Spring Creek Township
Plan Area Seminar on Mill Marketing
Warren County plans a three part seminar series on Milk Marketing beginning March 11 with sessions on March 14 and March 21. The talks at 1 p.m. at Warren Dairy Building cover milk pricing, Federal Milk Marketing, and Pennsylvania milk control mechanics led by William F Johnstone, Penn State economist. All sessions are free with required application blanks from the county agent at the Warren County courthouse.
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Warren County
Bernard Wingert
Warren
Pennsylvania
William F Johnstone
Pennsylvania State University
Wingert
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Ray Harris Corry
Bennett
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Corry
Sawyer Studio
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Wheelock Aid Meet
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Sciota Aid
Russia
West
Thomas Felton
Wanda Fleck
Connie Johnsott
Ae Bieck
William Graybill
Richard Hall
Viola Porter
Betty Porter
Graybill
Miss Porter
Robert Jackson
Archie Porter
Corry Memorial Hospital
Quiet Acres Nursing Home
Wendy Stoke
Claude Stoke
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Wallace Palmer
Richard Mulligan
Union City Memorial Hospital
Richard Dewey
Union City
Pchem Eee Bank
ORRY
Eule Service” Bank
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