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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1977
Page
5
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Corry Memorial Hospital honored long service employees at a tea with gifts arranged by years of service. Those with 10 to 14 years received geraniums, 15 to 19 years got rose bushes, 20 to 29 years were given lilac bushes, and over 30 years received burning bushes. Names include Samuel Antrim, Catherine Higby, Geraldine Burlingame, Myrna Buick, Alberta Armitage, and many others.
Birdie Tells Us permits participation under 4-H rules with a 75 cent per class fee as stated by Mrs. Pat Dundon who can be contacted at 64-4054 for additional information. Bible School at Evangelical United Methodist Church runs June 29 to June 24 each day 9 to 12 with theme Jesus Teach Me a concluding picnic Friday and Sunday program at 7. Winners at Elgin Beaverdam Firemen's Festival include Ron Schrecengost winning a live pig. food baskets went to Bob McCray and Dorothy Lewis. Gary Miles, 13, and Lisa Keyes, 8, will be honored at a Mead Park party celebrating Father's Day. Home League of Salvation Army met with devotions. Name That Tune to follow. Golden Age Club held tureen lunch at YMCA with 21 members. plans June 28 session. Singles Fellowship to picnic at Mead Park June 25 at 5:30 p.m. Banquet at First Presbyterian Church canceled for June 18 and rescheduled in fall. National Honor Society induction at Clymer Central School inducted Dan Cole, Ben Schenk, Lynne Westley, and Linda Zo. Home League notes. eighteen members.
Timothy Cochran Gould, a 1974 Corry Area High School graduate, is accepted at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine for the fall term. He completed his junior year at Grove City College majoring in biology and held leadership roles in Beta Beta Beta, Biology Club, Mortar Board, and Phi Tau Alpha. He is the son of Dr and Mrs George Gould of East Smith Street Corry.
Mr and Mrs C Ray Tanner announce the engagement of their daughter Darryl Tanner to Stanley G David of Lawrence Park. Miss Tanner a 1975 Wattsburg High School graduate works for General Electric in Erie. Mr David a 1976 PSU aerospace engineering graduate works at GE as an operations planner and will rejoin the Navy as a naval aviator in August. The couple plans to marry after his commissioning in November.
Donna TeCulver daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter TeCulver of Clymer was chosen Candy Striper of the Month for May at Corry Memorial Hospital for her three years of service and 45 percent volunteer hours in May. She is a senior at Clymer Central School and plans to attend college. Her activities include walking sewing babysitting and volleyball. She attends the Seventh Day Adventist Church.
A Mayville bridal shower honored Christine Linski at Chautauqua Grange Hall with green and yellow decor and miniature parasol favors. Hostesses were Deanna Bliss Leanna Linski Marsha Linski Pat Cochran and Ann Bailey. Prizes were won by Fran Raynor Martha Zenns Eva Dudley Cindy Long Debbie Middleton Joyce Matthews Judy Davenport Susan Gibas and Joan Gibas. Jerold Long and Christine Linski will wed August 27 in She. A baby was born June 14 1977 at Children’s Hospital Buffalo to Dr and Mrs Tim Glor of Tonawanda New York.
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