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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1971

Page

7

Bear Lake community activities and events report

The Beautification Committee led by Peggy Osborne met at Mrs. Nellie Cornish to plan spring and late summer flower bed contests with Bear Lake entries eligible for awards at Labor Day during the Bear Lake Community Fair. A February 22 gathering is noted at Miss Hildred Caldwell’s home.

Peggy Osborne Nellie Cornish Bear Lake Hildred Caldwell Ralph Barrett Jim Barrett Kane Kidder Church Jamestown March of Dimes Gerald Crosby Manford Smith Fern Morton

Corry residents lend aid in snow drift rescue

A Corry resident details a cold night rescue where three teenage boys and two neighbors pulled a buried car from deep snow. The writer praises the unexpected teamwork across ages as a true display of goodwill.

Corry Russell Rice Union City

Wald cites three threats to mankind at Georgia conference

Nobel laureate Dr George C Wald says overpopulation pollution and nuclear war threats loom largest. He blames affluent Americans for much environmental damage noting the US with 6 percent of humanity uses about 40 percent of irreplaceable resources. He adds cleaning up America helps global remediation. Also reports a strike closes Hudson Bay plant and mines at Flin Flon and Snow Lake Man involving 650 workers.

An Laway Gardens George C. Wald Harvard Wald Georgia Conservancy United States Toronto Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co. Ltd Flin Flea Snow Lake Man

Granatelli Expands Racing Scope To NASCAR Circuit

DAYTONA BEACH Fla AP Andy Granatelli the oil additive magnate known for Indy style racing will enter a 1971 Plymouth on NASCARs Grand National circuit with Fred Lorenzen as driver They will race in the Daytona 500 and about 20 other events in the Souths major tracks Lorenzen experienced in Daytona speedway is expected to help secure the pole position Granatelli previously limited racing to USAC and sent teams to Tasman series and New Zealand for international events as Daytona prepares for a two week stock car program with nearly 150 cars anticipated.

Daytona Beach Fla Andy Granatelli STP Corp Plymouth Fred Lorenzen Peres Lorenzen Daytona International Speedway Granatelli Mario Andretti Chris Amon New Zealand Ford Elmhurst Ill

Ducks Learn New Way To Eat At Zoo

PHILADELPHIA AP Four ducks that survived an oil slick and a flight from San Francisco Bay to the Philadelphia Zoo have learned to eat by foraging in a shallow pan. The two surf scoters and two common scoters, part of a 12-bird shipment for research on cleaning oil-affected waterfowl, were force fed for days and adapted to feeding by tossing fish into three inches of water in a pan, where they swim over and eat.

Philadelphia San Francisco Bay Philadelphia Zoo Zoo

Desegregation Plans Approved by HRC for Several Districts

The Human Relations Commission ordered Johnstown to adopt an adequate desegregation plan and accepted or tentatively approved plans from Erie York and Wilkinsburg. Allentown given four weeks to revise. balance by fall urged. Erie plan approved with written assurance by Sept 1972. York plan approved to correct imbalance by Sept 1971. Wilkinsburg plan approved pending balance at elementary schools. Johnstown previously rejected for segregation.

Harrisburg Johnstown the Human Relations Commission Erie York Wilkinsburg Allentown

Drug Deaths Set Early Record in Pittsburgh Year

Pittsburgh area records three drug related deaths this month, a new early year high, as toxicologist Dr. Charles Winek predicts 1971 will top prior totals and cites anticipated import changes to curb abuse. He notes results may appear in 1972.

Pittsburgh Charles Winek Allegheny Courier Winek

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