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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1965
Page
6
Sterling Wees, local YMCA secretary, said spots remain in the senior life saving class held Tuesdays 8:30 to 10 pm and in the furniture refinishing and repair class also on Tuesdays at 8 pm. The life saving class will begin this Tuesday.
A Fourth Ward woman reported a prowler but officers found only a youth selling cards door to door. U S Sen Clark and Rep Vigorito said a $9 million federal water testing lab will not be located in Erie, likely going to Philadelphia or Baltimore. A $650000 HUD loan to Allegheny College in Meadville funds new men’s dorms housing 128 students, start in about a month, with $38000 from the college to follow.
At the United Nations a dispute over Soviet accusations of U S gas warfare in Viet Nam complicates efforts to resolve peacekeeping finances. The debate centers on who should control and fund future operations while Security Council veto power looms over the budget. General Assembly President Alex Quaison- Lackey adjourned sessions until late April.
The YMCA schedules a full week of activities starting Monday at 10 a.m. Life Saving classes for high school students and a noon board meeting. Throughout the week include coed swims, TOPS classes, youth and adult programs, various youth sports, dance, and a Saturday morning fitness block. Key events include a dance benefit titled Raiders and multiple teen group activities.
Commissioner Hill returns from Washington with optimism that Erie County may start a new jail and courthouse addition this year with a 100 percent interest free planning loan from the Community Facilities Administration. A federal construction loan at a very low rate could be repaid over 40 years, potentially avoiding a bond referendum.
The schedule lists events from 10 a m for Advance Boy Swimmers to 9 p m reservations for Rainbow Girls. Meantime 11 30 a m features Corry Girls Team versus Meadville Girls and 1 30 p m begins Girl Beginners with 2 p m Minnow and 3 p m Flying Fish sessions. Evening access includes High School Coed swims at 4 p m and Family Swims at 5 7 and 8 p m.
Governor Wallace denounces the act as cowardly and pledges state aid to bring killers to justice. He notes a $1,000 reward offered by statute and expresses dismay and anger. In New Alexandria Pennsylvania a vacationing New York couple died in a car crash with a pickup. George Carter 44 and Betty Carter 43 of Springville N.Y. died on arrival. Three others injured as Carter reportedly fell asleep at the wheel.
A Pakistan International Airlines aircraft crashed Friday in the mountains near the Afghanistan border in Rawalpindi country. Twenty two of the twenty six people aboard were killed, the line reported.
The Naomi Circle met at Mrs. Leon Warnshuis home with assisting hostesses for a program on Racial Superiority Myth or Reality led by Mrs. Wiggers VanEurden and Fardink. A piano solo and scriptural readings opened the evening with 19 members present and a Lent themed meditation. The Esther Circle also gathered at Mrs. Ralph Wassink home with devotions and a program by local members. Various members and guests were noted throughout including visits to Williamsville New Scen ery Hill Reformed Church Erie and trips by families to Holland and Bowling Green. Births and family visits are reported with many names listed among participants and attendees.
Pamela Jean Crandall year old of R D 3 Corry died yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital after being admitted earlier. Born March 16 1954 in Corry she lived here all her life and was a fifth grade student at Conelway School. She was a member of McCray Methodist Church Sunday School. Survived by parents Gary and Terry Crandall at home two brothers and paternal grandparents. Visitation today 7 9 p m tomorrow 2 4 7 9 p m funeral Monday 2 p m Rev Sam Braley officiating burial in McCray Cemetery. Also survived by a daughter and a son from Leeds N J and Cleveland Ohio respectively.
The measure would provide aid to public schools for districts with families earning $2,000 or less and allow welfare families with higher incomes to qualify. Some programs would also assist disadvantaged children in private schools.
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