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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1966
Page
5
Auctioneer announces sale of various items and premises including a 20x76 structure on 521 Poplar with parking spaces. Dec 10 10:30 a.m. in Erie room of the commissioners. Parcel described as vacant buildable land with assessments from 960 and 1961 years. property details listed for bidding.
Corry society notes outline Sno Ball for December 28 at Corry Motor Lodge from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. This cotillion includes Sno Ball queen candidates introduced by their fathers. Eligible entrants are college seniors and third year nursing students from Corry and nearby. Admission is $8 per couple with music by Allan Hasbrouck and his five piece band The Goldentones.
Thomas W. Hill named official landscape architect for the Cleveland Home and Flower Show to be held February 25 through March 5 at the Public Auditorium. Milner announced the appointment. Henry Pree remains trustee and landscape consultant. Hill, from Champaign Illinois, will lead designs with 10 local growers and city departments, featuring terraces, shade structures, pools, and outdoor lighting amid spring garden displays.
The report outlines proposed 1967 pay scales for CMH Nurses and other hospital staff. It contrasts base and maximum wages for professional and nonprofessional workers, notes upcoming June 1 increases, and projects January 1968 raises. Antrim says higher pay will raise patient rates to maintain financial balance at Corry Memorial and nearby facilities.
Hints from Heloise share simple kitchen and home hacks. Tips include keeping salads dry using a napkin under plastic, using half shampoo for washing aweaters, repurposing towels into cloths, and covering books with wallpaper scraps for decoration.
A son named David Armour was born last evening. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David A. Hillstrom of 44 East Congress Street, who are also the paternal great-grandparents of the newborn.
The Tanzanian government returned American missionary John Andrew Halloway's passport with apologies and rescinded the expulsion order. Halloway, who runs the Lutheran Church hotel in Dar es Salaam, was ordered to leave by Saturday but can remain in the country.
The second annual Charity Ball sponsored by the local Elks Lodge is scheduled for December 10 at the club ballroom. Cocktails run 6 to 7 30 p.m. Dinner 7 30 to 9 30 p.m. and dancing 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Dress optional. Music by Tune Toppers from Kahkwa Club Erie. Co chairs Willard Gipson and James St. George. A couple will be chosen as king and queen. Further information will follow.
Mrs Michael Drobneck of Columbus announces the engagement of their daughter Joan Sue to Richard L Shannon son of Mr and Mrs Harold Shannon of East Irving Street Miss Drobneck is a Corry Area High School and Bryant and Stratton Business College Buffalo NY graduate The program Modern Math will be presented by Mrs Virgil Tubbs The Corry Area Horse and Pony Club met Tuesday with President Linda May in charge A new member Thomas Wronek was welcomed and a demonstration on Defects of a Horse given by Sharon Messenger A report on Diseases of Horses by Jeri Aikens Committees were chosen for the Christmas session The planning committee includes LeAnn Moyer Richard Ladd and Judy Thompson The couple is employed with Corry Public Library and Raymond Division Associated Spring Corporation No date for the wedding was set Also a household tip on cleaning dough remnants.
Lunar Orbiter II sends back high and medium resolution pictures from a 30 by 1150 mile lunar orbit aimed along the equator. The images will help locate safe landing sites for Apollo craft planned for 1968, with more than 400 frames to be transmitted to Madrid and Goldstone over eight days and a month.
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