Awards Banquet Honors Bowl-Aire Ladies B League Members
Seventy members of the Bowl-Aire Ladies B League Bowling Team attended the annual awards banquet at Venture Inn. Roseanne Caruso presented the top award to Sawyer Studio's sponsored team. Nancy White led awards across Class A B C with high averages, series, and games. Other honors included most improved bowler and sportsmanship awards with many perfect attendance recognitions. Offcers elected: White president, Gibas vice president, Raymond secretary, Crapser treasurer, Shreve sergeant-at-arms. A door prize bowling ball went to Allene Utegg. Dale Boyer spoke at Venture Inn on alcoholism in a Rotary Club dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venture Inn
Roseanne Caruso
Sawyer Studio
Nancy White
Angie Crapser
Phyllis Czech
Diane Miller
Penny Clabbatt
Ann Gluvna
Dot Rathbun
Barb Raymond
Carol Lewis
Charlotte Stockton
Marge Shaw
Carol Evanko
Mary McMichael
Jan Hyer
Betty Bowen
Ann Gluyna
Jackie Shreve
Erma Willett
Verna Hess
Kay Messina
Marion Steuart
Gladys Foso
Janet Gibas
Allene Utegg
Dale Boyer
Rural Valley
Rotary Club
Boyer
Jerry Rushin
J. Donald Watson
Ray Cathers
Jack E
Stahl
Camperships Open for Girl Scout Troops and Members
Campership funds support day, resident, and troop camping with core staff. Applications must be postmarked by tomorrow. Funds come from product sales including cookies and calendar proceeds. Eligible girls are active Scouts from families needing support, with a desire for outdoor camping and troop involvement. The Penn Lakes Girl Scout Council operates under United Fund-Community Chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
Girl Scout Office
Penn Lakes
Local notes from Corry residents and events
Houseguests of Mr and Mrs Gerry Foster and son Charles visited Corry visiting Lorna Foster Richmond and William Richmond of North Haledon New Jersey. Birthday wishes go to Jan Frushone. Women of the Moose plan Membership Chapter night with rummage sale and hospitality duties. Corry Area High School Class of 1956 members asked to gather with updated address cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Foster
Charles
Ridge Street
Lorna Foster Richmond
William
North Haledon
N.J
Troyer Farms
Waterford
Glenwood Zoo
Erie
Corry
Corry Area High School
Madeline Myers) Dodd
Scott’s Crossing Road
R.D
Tuesday Bridge Club Howell Session at YMCA Begets Winners
The Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club enjoyed a four table Howell session at the YMCA with an average of 42. Winners included Mrs Vee Lindsey and Mrs Rosalie Williams from Titusville posting 54 percent, Mrs Frank Graft and Mrs John Pierce, and others with 44 percent or 42. Contact Mrs Job Pierce for partners at 664-2182. A birthday dinner honored Michael Jack Wolfe, first birthday son of Mr and Mrs Gary Wolfe of Clymer. Families attended, with gifts and a candlelight spaghetti dinner. A post-bridal shower for Mrs Sally Patterson Jr. occurred at the Patterson home with games and prizes. The Corry Grange Hobby Show opens tomorrow and Friday at the Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Vee Lindsey
Rosalie Williams
Titusville
Frank Graft
John Pierce
F. H. Bartholme
Arthur Hansen
Union
Guy
Elizabeth Rogers
Lloyd Stowe
Charles Lindsay
East Main Street
Michael Jack Wolfe
Gary Wolfe
Clymer
Michael
Carl Wolfe
Debra
Joseph Lindsay
Thomas Lindsay
Charlie Lindsay
Corry
John R
Sally) Patterson Jr
Sherman
Robert Patterson
West Washington Street
Earl Hamilton
Donald Buell
LeRoy MarLett
Ray MarLett
Paul Shields
Buest
The
Corry Grange
Grange Hall
Park Street
John Decker
Birthday Party Honors Sheila Beckwith Second Birthday
A Sunday party at 231 Park avenue R D 2 celebrated Sheila Marie Becks second birthday. Hosts Mr and Mrs David Beckwith and relatives attended along with the Glavis McEldowneys Jaggs and Jackson families. She received many gifts and pink cake decorations marked the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Marie Beckwith
David
Carol) Beckwith
Park Avenue
R.D
Peter Glavis
Sharon Glavis
Dan McEldowney
Steve
Kevin McEldowney
Senecas Get $1.5 Million For Tourism
The Seneca Nation wins a 1.5 million dollar grant from the Economic Development Administration to build a motel museum and information center as part of the Iroquoia tourism complex on Allegany Reservation. Rep Hastings announced the grant and the nation will match funds to total 3 million for the project. James E. George, president, says the recreation committee will meet soon to seek further aid with a summer ground breaking hoped for near Steamburg at Quaker Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salamanca
N.Y
Seneca Nation of Indians
Iroquoia
Federal Economic Development Administration
James F. Hastings
EDA
Allegany Reservation
James E. George
The
Steamburg
Quaker Bridge Road
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Avs Ear
Itv
Society Editor
Ladies B League
Ferdinand E. Marcos
McMichael
Birdie
Dennis
Jan) Frushone
East Frederick Street
Jan
R. Budd Dwyer
Robert Grice
Michael Wolfe
Patterson Jr
Alfred Stewart
West Springfield
Cherry Hill Grange
Waterford Grange
Leon Blum
Brussels
William Ross
Toronto
Canada
Dynamic
Salvation Army
Washington Street
Sheila Beckwith
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