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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1971
Page
5
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Mrs James Scheiner cochairman leads the Dawn of Aries event with models from the YMCA Newcomers Club at Corry Motor Inn on March 24 at 1 30 pm. Tickets for the luncheon and a $50 gift certificate prize are available from members or via Mrs Allan Schell and Mrs Fava. grand award chair Mrs Barbara Mikesell can be reached at 605 9611. Following the luncheon Richard's will model mens and womens wear by Richard Brostrom and others. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Sperry Sr at Corry Memorial Hospital today. Lauren Eckman is the former Mrs Sperry. A daughter Erica Lynn was born March 8 at St Vincent Hospital Erie to Mr and Mrs Ronald Hajec of Erie. Mrs Hajec is the former Karen Hicks. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Henry Hicks and Mr and Mrs Joseph Hajec.
The Corry area council for exceptional children gathered at the Salvation Army on Monday evening with Mrs. Harold Messinger as president. Guest speaker Mrs. Mable Beagle, formerly of Baltimore, spoke about her work with exceptional children after a film program titled Show Me. The group noted Mrs. Reagle assists with the preschool at the Evangelical United Methodist Church and volunteers are welcome for sessions on Monday Wednesday and Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. Contact Mrs. Messinger to help.
At the Columbus School PTA meeting last evening Junior Girl Scout Troops 11 and 273 presented a tie program explaining Girl Scouting activities. The event began with a flag ceremony for National Girl Scout Week and ended with a friendship circle and taps. Three Brownies from Troop 504 helped with the flag ceremony while Cadette Troop members greeted attendees. Leaders Mrs. Henry Orton and Mrs. Floyd Brothers praised the girls for their efforts and performance.
Mrs Walter Casler hosted the Road Club with 10 members one guest and one child. Mrs Lawrence Miller demonstrated making bread flowers and a drum styrofoam centerpiece for a club project. A centerpiece and signed card were sent to ill Mrs Lucille Bensink. Members brought baby pictures for a guessing game. Dessert lunch was served. Mrs Andrew Moore will host April meeting and members should bring personal histories.
The Faith Fellowship of the First Baptist Church met last evening with Mrs. Carl Marsh in charge. Twenty four members and guests attended a membership tea. Rev. Warren Lewis gave devotions on Dorcas, the Brothers in Christ sang, Miss Darlene Porter played piano, and Mrs. Joan Wells led Bible study. Members worked on a missionary project and tea refreshments followed.
Members of the Geneva Circle of the First United Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs. H Kenyon Leishman on North Center street for a March session. The morning included breakfast, a brief business session led by Mrs. John Sheehan, and plans for a rummage sale on May 6 and 7 at the former Rod and Gun Club on East Washington street. The group set April 7 for a regular Women’s Association meeting and noted Bible study from Acts led by Mrs. Hubert Heerlein. The April 13 meeting will be at Mrs. Heerlein’s Wright t residence.
Cpl Michael Catalfa son of Mr and Mrs Sam Catalfa of 219 Sherman Street serves with the United States Marine Corps in Da Nang Vietnam. His unit First Battalion 5th Marines 1st Marine Division received a meritorious unit citation and battle streamer for actions against superior enemy forces. The citation lauds professional leadership resourcefulness and bold courage in combat. At home, community notices include Corry Grange meeting and hobby show preparations, Gunner's Mate A School graduates, anniversary wishes for Tim and Linda McMichael, Columbus Home Extension meeting on Vitamin A, Odd Fellows Rebekahs social at IOOF Hall with Arthur Dingle, Elks charity dinner Mrs Corry contest proceeds aiding the less fortunate, and event details with Alfred Ficcardi as chairman.
New York AP report notes 54 percent of Daily News readers favor Lindsay changing from Republican to Democrat not for a presidential bid, while many see him not as presidential timber. Church expansion plans also announced with a new sanctuary and classrooms due by mid-summer, and YMCA Auxiliary officers to be nominated at a Monday meeting.
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