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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1977
Page
4
Community notices name Nellie Burlingame Helen Downs and dozens of residents with addresses from Eagle Street to East Airport Road. Advertisements promote sales at Montgomery Ward Cathers Storer, local eateries Ike’s Tastee Freez Augie’s Pizza and Corry Motor Inn events. Also listing a journal carrier needed and upcoming dances and club dinners.
President Carter urged stronger UN action on human rights in his first UN speech. He met with a PLO representative, received praise from delegates including Niger Bahamas and Israel, and drew a standing ovation. He called for a treaty freezing new weapons, a deep nuclear arms cut, 7.5 billion in foreign aid, peaceful South Africa transition, and a flexible Arab Israeli framework.
The Greater Erie County Health Services Center in Union City holds a monthly prize drawing for referrals of family planning clients. It is a member agency of the Family Planning Council of Western Pennsylvania and a delegate agency of the Erie County Health Department. The photo shows Dorothy Ducharme, Helen Anderson, Pauline Thomas, and Ann Nosko.
Dear wife letter presents personal plea for help with a husband’s eating problem. Seeks reader reply through Abby column, Box No. 69700 LA and a stamped self addressed envelope. The fragment hints at a domestic issue and audience involvement typical of advice features.
Corry Bakery advertises a weekend special with filled cupcakes at $1.09 per dozen and plain cupcakes at 79 cents per dozen. Phone number 664-2131 lists the shop at 3118. Smorgasbord every Saturday offers a Dutch Village Restaurant in Clymer with a monthly last Saturday Dutch menu feature.
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