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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1976
Page
5
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Four Corry students from Corry Area High School will join Clarion State Symphonic Band for a February 8 concert in Corry auditorium. Dianne Ahlstrom, Nancy Lamendola, Sue Rairie, and Kay Bailey are named with details on their Corry ties and Clarion affiliations. Tickets are sold at local outlets and band offices. contact Mrs. James Cole for more information.
A kitchen directions item describes browning a four pound brisket in a hot oven then slow baking with beer Worcestershire sauce onions carrots and potatoes until fork tender. The method yields a savory roast with sauce and vegetables served together and improves after reheating. A separate note cites Dr. Richard Schmidt of Ecodyne highlighting water pollution tech that can cut industry environmental spend and cites a Northeastern paper mill saving 850000 on pollution control and over 24000 yearly on energy by newer wastewater treatments.
Riverside vacationer Mrs. Roger Brown returned from a two month California visit with her son Gregory Brown and daughter-in-law. Cub Scout Packs 100 and 81 plan a January 29 meeting at Concord School to race pinewood derby cars and discuss the February Blue and Gold Banquet. Florida visits include Edgar Spoon’s 10 day Bradenton trip with sister-in-law Florence Casler, whose hospital tests were ongoing in Erie. The Good Samaritan Class pancake supper is set for tomorrow at First United Methodist Church. A Ripley, NY couple observes their 25th wedding anniversary February 2 and hosts a reception February 8. Friendship Aid meets tonight at 8 at the parsonage. Columbus-Conelway league forms an aux to fund equipment with a meeting Thursday January 2 at 8 at Mrs. Virgil’s home.
Rhea Bishop, daughter of William and Virginia Bishop of Corry West Main, has been chosen January Girl of the Month by Corry Area High School faculty. She is senior and active in American Field Service and German Club, plans Indiana University of Pennsylvania study in business education, and works at Turben Puller Company in Columbus. Also honored will December’s Nancy McLaughlin, daughter of John and Frances McLaughlin, with BPW noting her roles in German Club and American Field Service. The BPW meeting, at 7:30, will present certificates and hear Roger Lansberry discuss legislation and Rossi Report book.
Smithsonian Traveling Exhibition Service presents Workers and Allies Female Labor Exhibition, tracing women’s roles from colonial textile work to unions. Features key events like Homestead 1892, Triangle Shirtwaist 1911, Ludlow 1914, Chicago 1997, and Coalition of Labor Union Women 1974, with portraits of Perkins, Anthony, Mott, Adams, and Abzug.
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