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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1973
Page
3
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Joe Nichols a sophomore at Clarion State College is named a new member of the Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nichols of 611 East Main Street and studies business administration. An array of local gatherings follow with anniversary open houses, community events, and charity drives announced for the coming days.
Arizona students proposed leasing two WATS lines to allow toll free calls home. AT&T opposed the plan as tariff violation since personal calls lack direct customer interest and could overuse the service. Student government argued it is a legitimate customer with law school help.
Dorothy McKnight named March Girl of the Month by Corry BPW for leadership scholarship and citizenship. The senior at Corry Area High School will be honored at 7 30 p m in the Colonial Room Moose Lodge with family and faculty committee participation.
The engagement of Miss Marlene Sue Kane to George R Sample III is announced by their parents. Miss Kane, a 1969 Corry Area High School graduate and Penn State senior in political science, and Mr Sample, a 1969 CAHS graduate and Denison University senior in political science, plan to wed July 21 1973 at St Elizabeths Church.
Iroquois High student administration meetings concluded with a six point plan for cafeteria upgrades. A 14 member student committee will act on recommendations including new railings, separate hot and cold lunch lines, expanded menu, updated prices, and vending machine feasibility.
Leaders of the Falconer Education Association criticized alleged union breaking tactics by Falconer High School administrators. The executive committee announced a no confidence vote in principal Donald S. Conway and condemned policies toward teachers, citing a poor educational climate and fear at the school.
Mrs RC Anderson and Mrs John Pierce hosted a luncheon and bridge session Thursday for the Women’s Association of the Country Club at Corry Motor Inn. Winners included Mrs Hubert Heerlein Mrs William Dunlap Mrs R C Anderson Mrs John Pierce and Mrs LaVerne Miller. Next luncheon and bridge set for April 5 at the Motor Inn with hosts Mrs Lloyd Stowe and Mrs Philip Young.
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