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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
7
Casual patio suppers invite easy informal service and family favorites. The recipe features a rosy tomato rice salad with artichoke hearts olives peppers and green onions served with chicken and crusty breadsticks finishing with lemon meringue pie. Makes 6 servings.
Canadians offer a near by European flavored escape with Toronto as a hub. Expo 67 and sights like Casa Loma Fort York Parliament and Royal Ontario Museum frame a visit. The article notes shopping on Bloor and Yonge Streets lodging from budget to luxury and simple border entry.
Local notes list various moves visits and life events. Frank Corbin returns home after surgery in University Hospital Eva St Clair and R Corbin are mentioned with contact details John Billotti funeral attendance and family updates Gerald Brown accepts teaching post at Bedford High School in Pennsylvania Birth announced for Paul Kevin Calvert first son of Paul E and Pauline Saffle Calvert Grandparents named Lester Saffle and Harry Clavert Heaths visit Japan to see daughter Judy Ferrell Cedar Point trips Dunns return from Southern travels Morgan Bowers graduation in Pittsburgh Loughs hosted grandchildren in Bridgeport Icheskos visit West Virginia Wesleyan College exercises A H Cooper and wife relocate to Weslaco Texas.
John L Huffman was honored at a dinner hosted by his son in law and daughter Russell and wife at Summers School Road. Born in 1873 in Zion Upshur County he spent most of his life as a lumberman and farmer and now lives in Elyria Ohio with his youngest son. He has fourteen grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren and visits West Virginia each spring.
Sunday July 2 SONS OF ITALY La Vittoria Lodge 914 to hold special meeting at 2:30 p.m. in Charleston with Fiorina Pisegna new president in charge. Gospel Sing 2 4 p.m. Living By Faith Brookhaven. Monday July 8 Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary to meet 7:30 p.m. at Aerie Home. July birthdays observed. Wednesday July 5 World War I Monongahela Barracks 3365 and Auxiliary meet 7:30 p.m. at VFW Post Home. social hour to follow. Garage sale 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday July 1 485 Pennsylvania Avenue Westover. Rummage sale First Christian Church June 26 July in Select Furniture Store basement. hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.
Pre registration closes July 3 for the West Virginia University Institute run by the state Federation of Women's Clubs and the Appalachian Center. The event July 12 to 14 at Twin Towers Evansdale offers meals, lodging, and registration options with prices and refunds through July 10.
The Morgantown Art Association will offer a three week drawing class beginning Wednesday July 5 at the Art Center on High Street. WVU art graduate student Peter McWhorter will teach from 7 to 10 p.m. on Wednesdays, with registration the first night and a $10 fee. For more information call Mrs. Thomas Isaak at 599 3760.
Warren Sharpenberg and his sons Tom and Paul have returned to Madisonville Kentucky after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Sharpenberg of Maryland Street They also called on Morgan town friends.
The Woman's Club of Morgantown approved joining the Morgantown Area Chamber of Commerce at a summer session luncheon at Hotel Morgan. President Mrs. Fred R. Glisan announced budget, Year Book printing and programs, with secretary Mrs. Herman P. Robison and treasurer Mrs. John E. Mascioli among those present.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Elks announces no meeting in July with monthly sessions resuming in August. The June gathering at the Elks Lodge on Chestnut Ridge Road included business, bingo, and a social hour hosted by Mrs. Joe R. Horton Mrs. Ralph E. Massallo and Mrs. C William Buseman. Members present include Mrs. Miles Cobun Mrs. Lawrence E. Tucker and several others.
The marriage of Rhea Jeanne Prince to Patrick W. Gilbert was held at Harner Chapel Methodist Church with Rev. Austin Bagshaw officiating. The bride wore a deluster satin gown with a chapel train and pearl accessories, as bridesmaids in apricot gowns attended. The reception featured a four tiered cake and white floral decor. The couple will honeymoon at Blackwater Falls before traveling to Florida. Mr. Gilbert serves in the U S Air Force at Eglin and the bride is affiliated with Peta Sigma Phi and Monongahela Power Company husband-to-be is a graduate of University High School.
The Daughters of America met at Pythian Hall for a business meeting and social hour. They discussed a state convention set for August 16 to 18 at the Daniel Boone Hotel in Fairmont. Refreshments were served by hostesses and several local and visiting members attended, with gifts and a door prize awarded.
Town and Country Players officers Dr. Walter Rockenstein and Miss Lucille De Berry will appear at 6:15 on Clarksburg Channel 12 during Pete Zyman's show Round and About to discuss upcoming plays and their community theater group.
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