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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1973
Page
5
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The YMCA Newcomers presented two checks for 100 dollars each to the Stairways Branch at 127 North Center Street yesterday. Mrs. Larry Pusteiak, Newcomers president, is pictured presenting the check to Miss Gloria Ebratt from the Erie office and Corry program coordinator. They thanked local merchants for turkey donations and Mrs. Frank Wetherhold for chairing the effort.
Regents remind members that candy or memcy must be returned by tomorrow. Mrs. Veunis Follett will chair the beseess sexie and announce balloting with all members urged to be present. Erie report covers hospital stays, anniversaries, a barbershop night, and Stairways mental health center activities in Erie County.
Jack Chapin, senior at Corry Area High School and son of Mr and Mrs Russell Chapin of Hillcrest Drive, was honored as January Rotary Boy of the Month at Venture Inn dinner. He received a leadership and scholarship certificate and plans to study law.
A son named Michael James Bliss was born yesterday at WCA Hospital Jamestown to Mr and Mrs James Bliss of Mayville. The mother is the former Deanna Linski with maternal grandmother Rose Linski of 123 Raymond Avenue. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Malcolm Bliss of Cambridge Springs. A second newborn occurred last night at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jonathan Odell of RD 2 Clymer N Y. Mrs Odell is the former Stephanie Kaiser.
The Mead Park Association held its annual meeting at the Municipal Building with 14 members present. Directors nominated and elected included George Black Norman Edinger Mrs Roger Grape John McLean Paul Trgovac Al Young and Ray Dennis. Vernon Gutz was named president with John Hornick as vice president Mrs Roger Grape secretary and Norbert Bachofner treasurer.
Corry Grange members met at their Park street hall with John Decker in charge. They transacted routine business and urged bringing used Christmas cards for missionary work. A YMCA membership was voted for one youth and a bake sale set for next Friday at 10 a.m. The centennial program included songs, articles on D B Mauger and Moravek family history, talks on beef cuts and prices, a handiwork display, and a bake-off judged by Mrs. Sidney Smith, Mrs. Earl Baccus, and Mrs. Julia Decker. next meeting February 5. There is also a note about a city bus wallet loss incident elsewhere.
Washington AP reports Senate leaders say seniority is not the rule in practice as chairmen and members are chosen by seniority or by party rules. Democrats rely on secret ballots via the Steering Committee before caucus approval, while Republicans let ranking members be elected by their caucus. Only extreme cases might override seniority.
A Saturday bridal shower for Miss Deborah Lundy was hosted by her aunt Mrs. George Gregor in Union City. Debra Lundy plans to wed February 24 at the First Presbyterian Church in Corry to David W. Boythe. Guests from Union City Erie and Spartansburg attended plus North East Waterford and other areas.
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