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Mary Taylor,
Bulfords
hold 64th
reunion
The 64th Annual Reunion of the
descendants of John and Rachel
Bulford was held on Sunday, August
19, at the Bloomingdale Grange
Hall. A covered dish buffet-dinner
was enjoyed by all at 1 p.m.
The business meeting was called
to order by the President, Gary
Miers, who led ‘the family in the
Lord’s Prayer.
The minutes were read by acting
secretary Jo Ann (Norrie) Sarley.
i; (reasurer’s report was given by
Hazel Crockett and the historian’s
report was given by Thelma (Bul-
yd) Norrie. All reports were
accepted as read.
Cards and prayers were sent to
family members who are ill.
Election of officers was held,
resulting in the retention ofthe fol-
lowing:
President, Gary Miers; vice presi-
dent, Bill Crockett; treasurer, Hazel
Crockett; secretary, Helen Franklin
and historian Thelma Norrie.
The following were acknowledged
and will receive Silver Dollars:
Oldest woman, Nettie Myers,
oldest man, Ernest Norrie; young-
est girl, Becky Miers; youngest boy,
Scott Sarley; longest married, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Crockett; newest
married, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coon;
traveled farthest, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dwyer, from Florida; larg-
est family present, there was a tie
between the family of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Miers and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Norrie, each with seven
attending.
It was unanimously agreed to
retsxn to the same place for next
y&®’s reunion, which will be held
the third Sunday in August, 1985.
Please bring a covered dish and
your own meat for a buffet dinner
at 1 p.m.
The meeting was adjourned and
the group then enjoyed looking at
family pictures.
Those attending were: Jane and
Larry Moss of Lancaster; Hazel and
Paul Crockett; Donna Crockett; Bill
Crockett and sons, Bill and Bob;
Hazel and John Fielding; Thelma
and Ernest Norrie; Jo-Ann and Bill
Sarley and sons, William, Robert
and Scott; Patricia and Gary Miers
and daughter, Becky; Louise and
Foster Bulford; Dorothy Bulford;
Nettie and Ralph Miers; Thelma
and Lydia Glatz; Myrtle and
Charles Dwyer, Nettie E. Myers;
Florence and Frank Coon and
Leland A. Cooke.
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5 and 6. She holds first. place in the
Pony Hunter Over Fences. She will
also be competing in the Pony
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The Ninth Annual Wyoming
Valley West Cavalcade of Bands
will be held at Spartan Stadium,
Kingston, Wednesday, Sept. 19, at
7:30 p.m. Rain date is Thursday,
Sept. 20.
Featured will be field shows by
high school marching bands from
Meyers, Dallas, Lackawanna Trail,
Western Wayne, Abington Heights,
Hackettstown (New Jersey) and
Wyoming Valley West.
Jim Ward of Radio WARD will
serve as master of ceremonies for
the ninth consecutive year.
Senior members of the Spartan
Marching Band and their parents
will be honored prior to the pro-
gram. For a finale all seven bands
will perform a special massed band
arrangement of ‘“‘America.”
The Cavalcade is annually spon-
sored by the Spartan Marching
Band and the Wyoming Valley West
Band Parents Association. Officers
of the association are William
Turcan, president; Anthony Amato,
vice-president; Deanna Turcan, sec-
retary and Pat Ravert, treasurer.
For the first time the Cavalcade
will feature an out-of-state perform-
ing band. The Hackettstown
“Tiger” Marching Band is directed
by John Pesta, an alumni of Wyo-
‘ming Valley West and Mansfield
University.
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