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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1972
Page
5
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New officers and members of the Conelway School PTA have started workshop sessions for the sewing and craft booth for the annual Conelway Fall Festival. Officers include Judy Hyer first vice president and Timothy Marks second vice president with Barbara Peterson treasurer and Mrs. William Hall secretary. The group sits with Corry Area PTA Council representative Jean Bailey and past president Jean Puckly Jr who installed the new officers.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs David Woods of 44 South Street Union City at Union City Memorial Hospital on Tuesday. Mrs Woods is the former Linda Bisbee.
Miss Jacqueline J. Christiano of Leicester New York and Stephen C. Didas of Mount Morris plan to wed on August 19. Christiano earned a bachelor of science in elementary education from Rosary Hill College in Buffalo in May. Didas earned a bachelor of science in psychology from SUNY Brockport in May.
Pleasantville hosts a three day art exhibit at Pleasantville School August 4 5 6 from 1 to 9 pm on August 6 1 to 5 pm Amateur and professional artists may enter works submitted August 3 1 to 5 pm or August 4 9 to 10 am in the kindergarten room There is a 50 cent entry fee per picture or craft Prizes include popular and judges prizes For information contact Mrs Charlotte Allis or Mrs Charlotte Randall both local residents with listed addresses and phone numbers.
Annabelle Simpson will send her hybrid fuchsia named First Lady to Washington D C to honor the First Lady Pat Nixon. The plant, selected by the National Fuchsia Society, has pink fennel like blossoms and a three foot spread. Simpson, with 30 years in fuchsia cultivation, plans to market the variety next year from her Louis Simpson nursery near San Diego and San Clemente.
Andrea Guskea, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Guskea of 312 Marion Street, is chosen for the 1972 United States Collegiate Wind Band which will tour Europe Scandinavia and Russia this summer. The fully symphonic group, 90 to 120 performers, travels each summer to present American wind band music abroad. Selection favors juniors and seniors from high school and college, with about 100 chosen from roughly 2,000 applicants in the eastern and midwestern states. The 21 day July August tour will visit Belgium Denmark Russia Switzerland France and England with concerts in Antwerp Copenhagen Moscow Lucerne Paris and London.
The week of July 31 features Dr. Richard Mayer opening the series on Earth Air Fire and Water at 10 45 a m. Mayer chairs the Lake Erie Environmental Studies Program at Fredonia NY and formerly worked with the National Science Foundation. Tuesday brings Dr. Robert Boenig of Fredonia discussing Ecology Planetary Housekeeping. Wednesday Dr Roy Keller Fredonia chemistry chair speaks The Chemists Eyes How Well Does He See He is editor of Journal of Chromatographic Science and co editor Advances in Chromatography. Thursday Dr Julius Paul Minnesota grad and Ohio State PhD speaks Bio Politics and Individual Freedom. Friday closes with Dr Philip Hopke Fredonia chemistry professor PhD Princeton.
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