Spring Creek PTA founders day notes and community updates
A community roundup from East Branch covers Spring Creek Elementary PTA events led by Mrs Verna Sickler and Mrs Dorothy Donaldson with a skit How Our PTA Began and songs led by Cindy Sickler Nancy Donaldson. Local scouts, teachers, families and clergy are listed along with travel news and a death notice for Mrs Lawrence Cobb Armitage.
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Marlin Klingensmith
Andy Marfink
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
Smokey the Bear
Spring Creek
Verna Sickler
Dorothy Donaldson
Jan Drayer
PTA
George Brundage
Leann McCray
Danny O'Day
Nancy Donaldson
Barbara Kafferlin
Swart
Julie Southwick
Brenda Wilkinson
Renee Putman
Cindy Sickler
Dede Donaldson
Rhae Brundage
Judy Sickler
Kim Drayer
Peggy Swart
David Johnson
Albert Imhoff
Rey
Orren Smith
Cindy
Arizona
Old Mexico
Oral Roberts University
Tulsa
Oklahoma
White Sands
New Mexico
Russell Bailey
Bloomfield
Ind
Bruce Bailey
Elmer Blystone
Blystones
Lottsville
Merle Morrison
Wellsville
N.Y
Hazel Fralick
Bill Henry
Dorothy Morton
West Spring Creek
Virgil Tubbs
Leigh Smith
Florida
Russell
Rhineheld Barth
Mount Prospect
Excelsior Full Gospel
Dolby
Corry
Joseph Bodie
Klingensmith
John
Lower Burrell
Lawrence
Sarah) Cobb Armitage
Nina Armitage
East Branch
Landmark Rule Lets Erie Board Set Busing Plans Independently
Erie school directors may determine desegregation steps without HRC directives as Elk County Judge Greiner limits outside mandates. The ruling favors Erie's Concerned Parents and Taxpayers Committee but denies an injunction to halt the current short-range plan. The judge urged the board to re-vote on all plans for K through sixth grade to ensure independent discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission
HRC
Concerned Parents and Taxpayers Committee
Elk County
Paul Greiner
Erie School Board
Human Relations Commission
City of
Overlook coat among $150,000 burglary loot in Reno
Franklin State Police report ongoing inquiries into the Reno burglary of Mrs. Genevieve Spishock home. The two story frame house was ransacked between 8 p.m. Monday and 8 a.m. Tuesday with $150,000 in cash and diamonds and jewelry missing. A $3,000 full length mink coat was found later after investigators noted it had been overlooked amid the mess. A list of stolen jewelry is being prepared. the total items and value are still undetermined. One source mentions a three carat stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Genevieve Spishock
Reno
Sparta Alumni Plans and Playoffs Promise Holiday Spirit
Snow blankets Sparta as students may miss early dismissal while Spartansburg grows by three. Twin boys to Rev and Mrs Larry Mattox and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lowell Weidner. Playoffs begin Saturday at Edinboro Field House Sparta versus Conneaut Valley with hopes of reaching the state finals in Pittsburgh. Dad home from hospital crutches and prayers appreciated. Hazel Scouten also home and recovering. Michael to graduate next week and seeks auto mechanic welding or body work work. Sparta Alumni meeting discussed annual games for fifth and sixth grade boys and old and even year classes with plans to follow April 13 banquet. Heinz Co approves three year contract averting a strike by 165 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Larry Mattox
Lowell Weidner
Edinboro
Sparta
Conneaut Valley
Spartans
Pittsburgh
Dad
Hazel Scouten
Michael
Union City
State Workers Voting Today For Union
Harrisburg AP One day after a winter delay about 16 000 state workers resume voting as a runoff follows an election on Jan 14 A labor relations board poll hours vary voters are told ballots opened earlier will be sealed overnight at state police barracks AFSCME and SEIU compete with the Public Employers Council of Operating Engineers and Laborers in four units with no majority winner from the earlier vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Labor Relations Board
Shamokin State Hospital
American Federation of State, County and Municipal
School Denied Bid To Play Prayers In PA
The 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court injunction barring Albert Gallatin School in southwestern Pennsylvania from piping prayers and Bible passages into classrooms via the public address system. The court ruled a state run religious observance in public schools violates the First Amendment establishment clause. A district lawyer said a March 15 meeting would decide whether to seek Supreme Court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Albert Gallatin
Supreme Court
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Eee
Kare
Seastead’s
East Branch News
Corry Memorial Hospital
the News Today
Corry Ambulance Service
Lola
Shirley ‘Troyer
East High Street
Evelyn F. Barnes
North Center Street
Joseph Nadolny
Paul Beckerink
Clymer
Circle
Heidi
James D. Howard
East Frederick Street
Thomas J. Messenger
Columbus
Gerald Bauer
R.D
Charles Vanderhoof
Garland
Theodore
Howard Coz
Elgin
Eddie Edwards
Pittsfield
Stranahan’s
Fishrguy
Plastic Ono Band
Beatles
the 5Th Dimension
Grand Funk
Iron Butterfly
Montgomery Ward
WOTR
Fritf
Deer ‘Head
Perry's Inn
Flick
Eoeedan
Joanne Merkle
Marion Street
Joanne
Dorothy
VFW
Olegold —Corry Central Labor Council
the Alleycats
Dusty
the Trailblazers
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Desmond’s Electrical
Corry, PA
HEINZ
Heinz Co
J i Reese Eve
Erie & Corry
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