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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1975
Page
7
Incomplete text fragment mentions Corry and names like Pearl and Van, with scattered phrases about a trip, rents, and a Monday reference. No clear event, date, or outcome. cannot determine a defined news item.
Mrs. Joseph Seitz and Mrs. George Gould of the Corry Arts Council outline final plans for the fifth annual Sunday in the Park event in Corry City Park from 1 to 5 p.m. Local artists will display works for the public. Exhibitors may register at the park tomorrow between 11 and the start.
Kathleen Darling of the Cooperative Extension Service outlines spoilage signs in home canned foods. Floating fruit, color changes from oxidation or enzyme activity, and staining from iron or copper do not always mean danger. Check for bulging lids, leaks, spurting liquid, off odors, or mold, and destroy any suspect jars after boiling if unsure. Also notes on judging art exhibits with three cash prizes.
Col Lewellyn J Legters of Clymer graduates from the Army War College after a 10 month course designed to prepare senior officers for top level command and staff roles. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Leon G H Legters of Clymer. A plastic bottle boom in New York forecasts a 40 percent production rise by 1979 with annual gains of 6 to 10 percent through 1980, per Plastic Bottle Institute officials.
A 4 30 pm afternoon concert for Young People on Old First Night August 5 in the amphitheater will be free with no gate fees. Harvey Biskin conducts and Raymond Schroeder soloists in Concerto for the Shrinking Clarinet and Britten Variations. The program also features The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, William Tell Overture, and Nutcracker dance. A surprise awaits young concertgoers and other youth events follow on August 8 9 and 14. A son James David Gordon was born yesterday in Pittsburgh to Mr and Mrs Glenn Gordon of Glenshaw.
The seventh annual Moffatt School reunion drew 75 attendees at Harbor Hall on the Erie Crawford County line. From 1915 alumni to teachers from 1920s to 1950s shared memories, with planning for a July 1976 picnic and a future “What’s Your Talent?” program. Officers were elected led by President Robert Lindstrom and organizers appointed for next year’s event.
WASHINGTON AP One of the FBI s best kept secrets is its telephone directory. Almost no one outside the bureau has it and even the attorney general does not. The fight over FOIA access has pitted reporters against FBI officials who argue that public disclosure could hinder investigations. Levy ordered one page released, revealing numbers for FBI Director Kelley s office and 10 of 13 divisions, while noting the directory itself remains sensitive. The controversy highlights tension between transparency and national security.
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