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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1976
Page
4
Spot line lists admitted and discharged patients at Corry Memorial Hospital as of 7 AM with names and addresses. Includes volunteers signups, church event tonight with Rev N Penland, local ads for plumbers, car inn lunch specials, jewelry store promotions, and dance demonstration and electronics sale notices.
Easton builder Donald Bennett, 56, widower with five children, claimed the Pennsylvania lottery millionaire prize after a televised drawing. He retires from building trades, plans a Florida vacation with his girlfriend, and will receive 1,000 dollars weekly for life with a 1 million dollar family payout if he dies early. Second prize went to Walter Majewski Jr., 36, a Philadelphia state highway worker, for 25,000 dollars. Third prize to Claydell Lewis, 37, of Bristol, 20,000 dollars. Martha McGinn, 71, Bentleyville, 15,000 dollars. Ina Shreiner, 40, Chambersburg, 10,000 dollars.
Gannon College geography director Professor Lydie Brinkle announced a sixth annual European study program for July 26 to August 12. The 18 day trip covers Warsaw Krakow Moscow and Leningrad with three to six academic credits offered for graduate and undergraduate tracks. Cost for the tour is 1299 dollars, covering air fare lodging meals local transport and guide services. Reservations are open with contact at Gannon College 456-7523 extension 303 Vermont lead story.
A mixed page features Dear Abby letters on party guest etiquette and awkward social refusals, plus a 1919 Army column joke about pants and gender, with Slim Sutherland's Rainbow Division note and a request for Abby’s booklet. The items cite social manners, a husband wife cocktail party, and humorous fragments from the Alabamian.
St Thomas School announces an expanded free milk policy for children unable to pay full price. Eligibility relies on family size income and special hardship criteria with accommodations for unemployment, medical or housing costs, and foster children. Applications may be submitted anytime. hearings may be requested to appeal rulings.
Former Pennsylvania governor William W. Scranton was sworn in as the United States ambassador to the United Nations. President Ford lauded his low key style while warning that conflicts are inevitable at the UN and reaffirmed U S defense of the UN against cynical power plays. Ford noted Scranton assumes a post amid global unrest and warned against narrow interests undermining the UN charter.
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