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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1976
Page
5
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The sixth annual Stanford Hose Auxiliary card party will be held Monday at the Cotty Moose Lodge starting 8 p.m. Public invitees include men and women. A surprise entertainment program is planned. Committees and contact numbers are listed for decoration dining prizes publicity tickets and reservations. Walk-ins accepted.
The Friends of the Library meet Monday at 7 p.m. in Corry Public Library. The Corry Area PTA Council hosts a School of Information tonight at Conway School with Mrs. Lester Sutley as speaker. marching group registrations and uniforms are urged for pickup Monday 7–8 p.m. at the high school lot. Catholic Youth meet Sunday at 8 p.m. at St Elizabeth Church. Herbert and Gladys Savage honored for their 25th anniversary with events and a heart plaque. Ladies Home League of the Salvation Army worships on West Washington with plans announced. Senior Citizens Center hosts a Monday 12:30 p.m. meeting to discuss Home Rule ballot item. Geneva Circle meets at Mrs Kay Tunnell's home.
The Corry YMCA and Counseling Services Center will hold an eight week parent effectiveness training course taught by Mrs. Joyce McKnight starting Tuesday September 28 from 7 to 10 pm at the Y. The program aims to teach listening and discipline skills for both parents with 14 to 26 participants, tuition charged. Contact Joyce McKnight or Allan Schell for details.
Corry Bridge Association members and guests met at the Corry Motor Inn for their annual fall dinner a recognition and farewell for Mrs. T H Audrey Treat who plans to move to Arizona. Gifts were presented and a six and one half Mitchell game followed with multiple high scorers listed. The next meeting is planned for Wednesday at the Corry Motor Inn for an evening of bridge.
Miss Vickie Cornell was initiated into Corry Assembly No 73 International Order of the Rainbow for Girls at Masonic rooms on North Center Street. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Cornell of Clymer she attends Clymer Central School with Lori Querfeveld as worthy advisor in charge. Special guest was Mrs Nancy Seevers of North East district deputy of District IL Patriotism.
Miss Debra Sherwood and Robert Clayton united in marriage at 2 p.m. Saturday at the groom’s parents home in Corry. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Sherwood, wore a blue gown with a red rose corsage as sister Terri Sherwood attended. Best man was Mike Woloszyn. Mrs Patsy Nichols officiated. A reception for 75 followed. The bride is a 1974 Corry Area High School graduate. Clayton, a 1971 CAS graduate, serves in the U S Army in the Panama Canal Zone and will join his wife soon.
A curated list of popular chart toppers including You Should Be Dancing by the Bee Gees Play That Funky Music by Wild Cherry Don't Go Breaking My Heart by John and June Youll Never Find Another Love Like Mine by Lou Rawls I’d Really Love To See You Tonight by Dan and John Let It Shine by Wings Shake Your Booty by KC and the Sunshine Band A Fifth of Beethoven by Murphy and The Big Apple Afternoon Delight by Starland Vocal Band Lowdown by Boz Scaggs
Pittsburgh Congressman H. John Feinz 111 received unanimous endorsement from the United Mine Workers Union over opponent William Green. COMPAC spokesman cited interviews with both candidates. Most of the UMW's 65,000 state members reside in western Pennsylvania, where Heinz has earned significant labor backing.
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