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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1977
Page
4
A local Spot Line ads page lists volunteers for tomorrow and details a large roster of admitted and discharged individuals from Corry and nearby towns. Several residents are named with addresses and relations, plus notices for events and sales at area businesses.
The Pennsylvania consumer advocate seeks to require electric and gas utilities to offer a 12 month heating bill plan. An informal utility survey shows delinquencies rising, with thousands of customers affected. PPL already offers a 13 monthly billing option in which customers pay a fixed monthly amount.
Columbus Packing Company Retail Meat Market now open on Columbus Litottsville road offering weekday hours and a phone line. Facilities available for wedding receptions banquets and dances with date availability listed. Also advertises pizza takeout buy one get second half price and a beauty shop offering five dollar perm discount March 22 to 26.
The column contemplates responses to a widow regretful over not letting a husband go to another woman ten years earlier. It urges continuing care for a new child, discusses sex on demand, and cites Dr Donald Hastings on seeking peace of mind. Readers are invited to send replies to Abby Box 69700 LyA Paul 90069 with SASE.
Wanted for Worth York and West Washington streets. Phone 664 2643. Plus local notices include Corry Motor Inn closed to public this Saturday only due to private party. Also St Patrick Day sale offers up to 20 percent off at Cherry Builders Supply Columbus 4119. Memorials by Sheehan Memorials Connie and Bill Morton 654 7237. DESIRE playing at B s Steak House March 18 and 19 9:30 to 1:30. Betsey Clark watch at Maxine's 55 North Center street.
Clymer Hill Reformed Church Guild met at Mrs. Bertha Ten Buckle for an all day meeting with quilting, a tureen dinner, and a Bible study on Reveal Christ Anew Through a Biblical Lifestyle. Reports and plans for the year were reviewed, a special offering for the John Milton Society for the Blind was taken, and business was conducted by president Hazel Croscutt. Numerous local residents and visitors were noted including Jim Williams selected for GE Management Institute Crotonville, and Cub Scout maple syrup demonstration hosted by Merle Holthouse with eight Lakewood scouts. The French Creek Historical Society sets a March 24 meeting at the Williams Auction Barn.
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