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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1977

Page

6

Weekend Guests and Local Events Highlight Small Town News

The note lists dinner guests and weekend visits among local families including Mr. and Mrs. John Legters in Panama and Rochester visitors Marguerite Dr. and Mrs. Richard TenHaken. Michael Fardink wowed at Orchard Park concert with Rachmaninoff Concerto No.2 earning a reception before returning to New York City. The Clymer PTA plans a scholarship drive November 4 to 16 with seventh graders selling merchandise.

Eeeenees Marguerite Dr Richard TenHaken Rochester John Legters Floyd King Lois Everett King Panama Lyle Fardink Neva Hogenboom Jack Hemink Orchard Park Symphony Orchestra Michael Fardink Rachmaninoff Charles Harrington Michael New York City Clymer PTA Clymer Central School Ruth Rhebergen Ivan Rhebergen Hubert Koomanr Donald Morris Bernice McCann Perkins Ruth Bekcerink Blanche Legters Gertrude Grayink Florence Legters Glen Belknap Merle Newhouse Clarence Crossman Zanesville Ohio Betsy Geiger

Clymer Community Events and Local Gatherings Highlight Week

The Clymer area hosted multiple social events including Gertrude Gravink Jr and Mrs. Brian Bensink entertaining for birthdays, the Triangle Square Dance Club holding weekly workshops, and the Lucky Shot Hunt Club meeting to mark its 25th year. Attendees included Irving Legters, Russel Licus, Ralph Holthouse, and others from Corry and North East, Pa. The GAC Club convened with 33 members for a tureen dinner and a birthday cake celebration, with officers nominated by a three slate. Activities also covered bus route discussions, Brownie Troop table favors, and school program outreach for November events. Douglas Geiger spent a week in New York, and several residents prepared for winter departures after voting on Tuesday morning. Sunday dinners featured guests from Wadsworth, Ohio and Dunkirk, with extended families visiting from Erie and Dunkirk areas.

Gertrude Gravink Jr Brian Bensink Brian Wendy Bensink Triangle Square Dance Club Clymer Lucky Shot Hunt Club Vincent Bensink Irving Legters Russel Licus Ralph Holthouse Alan Dunnewold Corry Ivan Lookenhouge North East GAC Club Conservation Club Marguerite Vander Schaaff Amos VanEarden Florence Linendell Mattie Beckerink National Honor Society Lawrence Wassink Amy Newhouse Grace Spitzer O'Bernice “Marsh Lucy Schurman Gertrude Gravink Linda Callaghan Scott Michael Lisa Wadsworth Ohio James Sullivan Fredonia Rue Button Rue Button Jr Rudy Burkholder Russel Lictus Portland Tennessee Clayton Hunter Marilyn Gravink Hartford, Conn

China posts 1977 first-half trade surplus and deficits

China reported a 456 million dollar trade surplus for January through June 1977 after a 662 million dollar deficit a year earlier. Foreign trade fell 11 percent to 42 billion. imports slid 27.1 percent to 2.143 billion while exports rose 9.7 percent to 2.499 billion. Rep Henry S. Reuss urged the Fed to commit to reviving central cities and urged a new downtown Miami branch bank rather than a suburban site.

China Trade China Japan External Trade Organization Henry S. Reuss D-Wis House Banking Committee Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Miami

Paychecks Delayed Even If Philly Loan Approved

Philadelphia School District paychecks for 27,000 staff would be delayed this week even with court approval of a $50 million loan. If approved Thursday, payroll funding could arrive by next Tuesday for the Oct 24 to Nov 4 period.

Philadelphia Frank Sullivan Philadelphia Federation of Teachers PFT PFTS Common Pleas Court Eugene Gelfand Gelfand

Liquid Protein Diets May Be Dangerous Warned by FDA

Washington AP The government plans to warn weight conscious Americans that liquid protein diets can be dangerous and require supervision. FDA considering a warning label on every bottle as recalls of several thousand gallons rise due to bacterial contamination. Public Health Service probes deaths of 11 dieters linked to the protein sparing fast while FDA Commissioner Kennedy plans a briefing.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA New Jersey Donald Kennedy Public Health Service

Snake Leaves Cage Forces Pregnant Wife From Home

FOLCROFT Pa AP Sue Pelza eight months pregnant fears a foot long boa constrictor named Eric missing two weeks. Her husband Mike hunts the pet, saying the snake is affectionate but dangerous. Sue stays with her mother while awaiting news and fearing labor if the snake is seen.

Folcroft Sue Pelza Eric Sue Philadelphia Mike Pelza

Third Graders Turn Pumpkin Biz into Quick Cash

In Bellevue 35 first through third graders borrowed 100 dollars to buy pumpkins and resell to St Louise School peers. They earned a 25 percent return and repaid the loan with 57 cents interest. Some profits may fund field trips or church missions in Bolivia.

Bellevue Wash St. Louise School Liem Bolivia Shari Andrews

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