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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1973
Page
5
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Cub Scout Pack 81 of First United Presbyterian Church held its Blue and Gold Banquet with cubmaster Richard Bova in charge. Awards honored Scouts for achievements while games and contests entertained the group. a group photo lists attendees and den mothers posed in the backdrop.
The Penn Lakes Girl Scout Council announces the annual cookie sale starting at 3 p.m. on March 16 and ending March 26. Senior Cadette and Junior scouts will take orders with delivery planned for April 13 to May 5. Five varieties offered Cocoa Fudge Chocolate Vanilla Cremes Scot teas Mints and Savannahs priced at $1 per family size package. most boxes contain six sub-packages.
The Salvation Army League of Mercy met at the Citadel on West Washington to assemble Easter baskets for shut ins. Under Mrs. Mary Robbins Sr. leadership the group planned an Easter supper and later met at Dairy Queen for lunch. A future work session is set for March 22 at the Salvation Army. The baskets feature two pictures and humorous cartoons to aid camp maintenance, development, and funding for cadettes, seniors, and buses for day camps. The council runs multiple campsites and shelters, including Hawthorne Ridge, Wa-Lu-Hi-Yi, Rowland, Birdsall Edey in Allegheny Forest, Happy Acres near Jamestown, and other day camps in Mercer, Sandy Lake, Grove City, and Corry. The Little House at Buhl Park, Sharon, supports adult and troop activities. Penn Lakes Girl Scout Council operates as a United Fund and Community Chest agency.
The Ladies Fellowship of the First Baptist Church met for a threen Supper at the church with twenty three attending. Aurelia Cosma led group singing with Mrs Harry Hickle at the piano. Cosma, second vice president, led the session while Bernice Marsh led devotions. Eva Kepler spoke on a Florida trip and seashell display. she mentioned visiting Anna Sherwood and Dot Sherwood in a college trailer home where Miss Sherwood is a nurse and teacher. The April session will be at Miss Cosma's home.
About 100 members and guests attended a Tuesday evening program at the Salvation Army Citadel on West Washington Street hosted by the Home League. Joseph Sarnicki of Loblaws and Nicholas Morgan of Oscar Mayer showcased meat products with a demonstration presented alongside Mary Brooks of Meadowbrook.
A Hudson Mass visit from Donald and Eivers families and Dodd relatives was followed by a large birthday wish for Mrs. Bessie Filegar. Community gatherings included Deborah Circle at Meadow Lane, Girl Scout schedules, and a Wheelock Aid luncheon. Planned events feature a Lenten Tea at First United Methodist Church and Girl Scout week activities.
The Women of the Moose Rally Day took place in Titusville with the Titusville Chapter hosting. Conference leader Ida Herman presided at 1:30 p.m. as Albion Corry Erie Oil City and Union City chapters joined, with Jessie B. Mason acting for absent Gertrude McCray.
Dr and Mrs Florian F Florek of Skytop drive Edinboro announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Margaret Anne Florek to David R Gates. Miss Florek is a kindergarten teacher in Spartansburg and Gates is a speech and hearing major at Edinboro State College. Their wedding is planned for Friday evening April 13 at Our Lady of The Lake Church in Edinboro.
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