4-H Members Depart For Club Congress
Thirteen Indiana County 4-H members join about 1,000 peers from across Pennsylvania at Penn State for four days of assemblies discussions and activities aimed at fostering leadership and understanding of international issues. Delegation includes Brenda Doty Pat Smith Terry Mikesell Kathy George Alice Knox Frances Bencic Carol Jewart Gary Anderson David Fitzgerald Ernest Wilson Allen Kirkland Randy Weiss Willis Houck and Pat Hart accompanying as assistant.
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Indiana County
Commonwealth Counties
Fenn State University
Pennsylvania
Brenda Doty
Indiana R. D
Pat Smith
Marion Center R. D
Terry Mikesell
Blairsville R. D
Kathy George
Shelocia
Bi Monthly Meeting Of Eagles Auxiliary
The Eagles Auxiliary held its bi monthly meeting on June 14 with opening by Joan Stancombe and Rose Boucher. One membership applicant was read and three were balloted with a favorable result. Initiation planned for the next meeting along with installation ceremonies and committee chair assignments. Memorial services and state convention plans noted for June 26 in Pittsburgh.
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Eagles Auxiliary
Joan Stancombe
Rose Boucher
Katherine Peddicord
Margaret Blanchard
Dorothy Replogle
Theophane Balls
PMP
Audrey Widmer
Pittsburgh
4 H Club Meeting Highlights at Washington Church
The Home 4 H Club met on June 8 at Washington Church with two new members, Carol and Bonnie Weaver. Guest speaker Pat Hart discussed demonstrations, round ups, dress revue, and clothing round up while officers shared lessons from an officers training meeting.
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Washington Church
Carol
Bonnie Weaver
Pat Hart
Shelly Statdmiller
Basic Foods Group
Carrie Cleland
Ranie Cleland
Carolyn Schurr
Carol Juart
Penn
Gordon 4H Meets June 4 at Gordon 4H House
Gordon 4H met June 4 with president Chuck Adamchik presiding. Kurt Williams led the pledge and Jeff Smith led a song. About $30 was collected from club fundraisers and members voted to transfer it from the treasury. A county fair project committee was formed and a July 2 tour of projects planned, followed by a club house weiner roast. Refreshments served at close.
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Gordon 4H
Gordon 4-H House
Chuck Adamchik
Kurt Williams
Jeff Smith
Dick Tift
David Semsick
Couple Weds In Candlelit Brush Valley Ceremony
Wilda Jean Syster and William Lee Overdorff exchanged vows May 18 at the Methodist Church of Brush Valley in a candlelight ceremony before about 225 guests. The bride, a Penn Run native, wore an organza gown with pearl accents and a Chantilly lace crown, while groom Joan Carl Lyster served as best. The couple will reside in Indiana and both hold area employment after a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
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Methodist Church
Brush Valley
Wilda Jean Syster
Clarence Syster
Penn Run
William Lee Overdorff
Floyd Overdorff
Scot Browning
Carol Stewart
Virginia Syster
Joan Carl Lyster
Barry
Nancy Airgood Betrothed To Donald Steffey
Mr and Mrs Floyd Airgood of Kittanning R D 1 announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Beth of the Town House Apartments Pittsburgh to See Donald C Steffey son of Mr and Mrs Paul Steffey of Ernest Miss Airgood is a graduate of Elderton High School and is employed at the Graduate School of Public Health of the University of Pittsburgh A graduate of Indiana High School Set Stetfey is stationed at San Diego California with the US Marine Corps No definite wedding plans have been made.
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Floyd Airgood
Kittanning R. D. 1
Nancy Beth
Town House Apartments
Pittsburgh
Donald C. Steffey
Paul Steffey
Ernest
Miss Airgood
Elderton High School
Graduate School of Public Health
University of Pittsburgh
Indiana High School
Stetfey
San Diego
Calif
U.S. Marine Corp
Fran Logan
Raymond F. Logan
Westland
Mich
Mabel McIlwain Logan
Dennis Vince
Steven Vince
Wayne
Howard C. Heilman
Elderton
Wayne Memorial High School
Eastern Michigan University
Ferris State College
Alpha Delta Sigma Fraternity
U.S. Air Force
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Food News Park Highlights Budget Protein Options
Park reports from L V Rubright of the Pennsylvania State University Cooperative Extension Service identify poultry and beef as leading protein items this week. Fresh picnic shoulder and semi boneless hams offer good value, with bone less pork shoulder roasts and chops also affordable at about 20 cents per serving.
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L.V. Rubright
Pennsylvania State University Cooperative Extension Service
Woodard Barringer wed in Indiana church ceremony
Roberta Lee Woodard and Arthur Leigh Barringer married May 25 at First United Methodist Church in Indiana. Bride wore textured silk gown with bouquet of white orchids and stephanotis. music by Catherine Carl and Mrs. Daniel Sinclair. Attendants included Connie Evans, Missie Watrous, and Nan Silman. reception at VFW Country Club. The couple will reside in Schenectady after graduating from Allegheny College and University of Houston respectively.
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First United Methodist Church of
Indiana
Daniel Sinclair
New Brighton
Stephanatis
Connie Evans
Gary Burnworth
Joyce Gurzynski
Schenectady
N. Y
Janet Watrous
State College
Nan Silman
Winston- Salem
N. C
Indiana girl engaged to wed in Indiana
Mr and Mrs Joseph Yackuboskey announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann to M Lee McQuilken son of Mr and Mrs Melvin McQuilken both from Indiana and Marion Center. Patricia a 1965 Indiana Area Senior High School graduate works at Robertshaw Controls while M Lee a 1965 Marion Center High School graduate works at Brown's Boot Shop in Indiana. No wedding date yet set.
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Joseph Yackuboskey
N. Fifth St
Indiana
Patricia Ann
M. Lee McQuilken
Melvin McQuilken
Marion Center
Indiana Area Senior High School
Miss Yackuboskey
Robertshaw Controls
Brown's
Blairsville Duplicate Bridge Winners Named
The Blairsville Duplicate Bridge Club met Thursday evening June 13 in the Elk's Home. Winners were 1 C R Heasley and W A Anderson, 2 Sylvia Richter and Harold Walls, 3 Louise Heasley and Nate Falk.
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Blairsville
Duplicate Bridge Club
Elk’s
C. R. Heasley
W. A. Anderson
Sylvia Richter
Harold Walls
Louise Heasley
Nate Falk
Local clubs announce mid June events and meetings
Queen Esther Class of Graystone UP Church meets June 20 at 7 30 p m in the church lounge. Creekside Civic and Literary Club gathers June 20 at 8 p m at Sara Battick’s home with Lil lian Shaffer and Kathryn Reed in charge. A festival at Girty Grange Hall June 21 from 5 30 p m serves soup ice cream sundaes and more. Indiana High School Class of 1948 plans reunion at Richard Lubold’s June 19 at 8 p m. Lions Health Camp hosts Coleman reunion June 23. bring own silverware cups and supplies. Clymer Fire Auxiliary strawberry festival June 19 from 1 to 8 p m at the fire hall. Silver Star Rebekah Lodge No 67 Elderton meets June 19 at 8 p m with social hour lunch. Creekside Grange meets June 19 at 8 p m. members urged to attend. Indiana Country Club mixed foursome golf event June 23 at 1 p m. sign up at pro shop by Friday. Indiana Majorette Drill Team practices June 19 20 21 at East Pike School with times 6 30 7 30 p m and 10 11 a m respectively.
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Creekside Civic and Literary Club
Sara Battick
Creekside
Lillian Shaffer
Kathryn Reed
Richard Lubold
Indian Springs Rd
Silver Star Rebekah Lodge
Elderton
Indiana Country Club
Indiana
East Pike School
Engagements Announced For Susan Walbeck and Mancuso
The engagement and coming marriage of Susan Kay Walbeck and Martin Joseph Mancuso are announced by her Homer City parents. Walbeck is a Presbyterian University Hospital nursing graduate living in Pittsburgh. Mancuso, son of Dr. and Mrs. Mancuso of Meadville, is Allegheny College and University of Pittsburgh graduate, now with Ernst and Ernst in Erie. Wedding set for July 22 at Heinz Memorial Chapel Pittsburgh.
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Susan Kay Walbeck
Martin Joseph Mancuso
R. E. Walbeck
Homer City
Presbyterian University Hospital School of Nursing
Pittsburgh
Mancuso
J. A. Mancuso
Meadville
Allegheny College
University of Pittsburgh
Erie
Ernst and
Ernst
Heinz Memorial Chapel
Attention Brides wedding notices and photos published
A brief wedding notice indicates that accounts and pictures of brides will be published. Details on names dates or locations are not provided within the readable text.
Cheese as convenient, versatile rations and meals
Extension home economist Pat Hart notes cheese supplies daily calcium and nutrients, with 400 varieties to please every diet. Cheese works in soups and desserts and melts well when shredded or cubed. It suits picnics, salads, sandwiches, and even pizza, while National Dairy Month highlights good cheese buys.
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Pat Hart
Extension Home Economist
Indiana County
Miss Hart
Jyne
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