Country Foods job openings and community notices in Corry
Part time waitress and part time cook wanted in person at Country Foods East Columbus Avenue or call 664 2125 for appointment. Listen to The Truth That Heals on WOTR at 945 Sunday mornings with Frits POSS. Junior Bowlers sign up at Bowl Aire Lanes starting September 9 at 12 Noon under Lanny Fitch. Bowling starts September 11 1972 at 9 at Avalon Center. Corrie Motor Inn Crown Room offers two 8 ounce strip steak dinners with cold duck for 8 at dinner reservations recommended. Dance at Corry Central Labor Club The Happy Gang Saturday night 10 to 2 Members and guests.
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H. J. Young Sales Agency
North Center Street
Country Foods
East Columbus Avenue
WOTR
Frits Poss
Lanny Fitch
Corry
Avalon Center
Corrie
Corry Motor Inn
Crown Room
Corry Central Labor Club
Happy Gang
Davids Family Restaurant Sunday Specials
Stop in and see us Sunday for delicious home cooked meals at Davids Family Restaurant located at 14 South Center Street. Open Sunday 6:30 to 2.00. Sunday Special Swiss Steak dinner 125 ae.
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Davids
Memorial Hospital Emergency Coverage Notice
Memorial Hospital reports unable to summon a physician for emergencies and directs calling Corry Memorial Hospital or Corr Corry Ambulance Service. The record lists admissions Nellie Burlingame, Ann Caster, Mildred Bailey, and addresses for several patients including Randy Bennink, Mrs Moffat, Mrs Orn, Mrs Cochran, and Mrs Eyler.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corr Corry Ambulance Service
Nellie Burlingame
Ann Caster
Mildred Bailey
Garland
Randy
Ivan Bennink
East Pleasant Street
A.D. Moffat
Xenia
Ohio
Victor Orn
William B. Cochran
Bear Lake
Robert M. Eyler
Pittsfield
Robert Eyler
R.D. 1
Eyler
Janet Thomas
State loans create 13000 jobs and 93 million payroll
Harrisburg announces that state loans to industry and business for the year ended June 30 will create 13,000 jobs with an estimated annual payroll of 93 million. The 114 loans by the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority total 39 million for 101 million in building projects.
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Harrisburg, Pa
Commerce
Walter Arader
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
PIDA
Pa Threatened By Teacher Strikes Again
Western Pennsylvania faces its first teachers strike of 1972 73 as Pittsburgh area districts brace for walkouts. North Hills teachers refuse inservice after failing to secure a new contract by the strike deadline, seeking a 5.5 percent wage rise under federal guidelines. Duquesne district files unfair labor practices charge as educators prepare to strike Monday while inservice continues.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
North Hills
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Duquesne
Norman M. Bartke
State Labor Relations Board
Clairton
Baldwin-Whitehall
Allegheny County
Nixon Holds Big Lead Over Denis Nixon Holds Big Lead Over Denis
A local straw vote at South Hills Village mall gave President Nixon a strong lead over George McGovern after two days of balloting. Totals Monday and Tuesday: Nixon 4,589 McGovern 1,625. Schmitz 111.
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Pittsburgh
Nixon
George McGovern
South Hills Village
McGovern
John G. Schmitz
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Harold Knappenberger
Don E. McKinney
Andrew P. Gantz
Mary Etta Blakeslee
McCray
Howard L
Blakeslee
Edward
Lorin
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Lonnie
Zoning Board of Adjustments
W. L. Dunn Construction Co
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Cady
Route 277
Union and
Church Streets
West Main
Union Streets
S.A. Long
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News Today
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Douglas
Melvin Rose
Union City
Jane
Jules Auge
Niobe
Harold Holmes
North East
Johanna Kromas
West
Columbus Avenue
Beulah B. Ewer
Sugar Grove
Howard A. Coz
R.D
Union City Memorial Hospital
Duquesne Education Association
Gene Evana and Son
Sou Main Street
Walter Elder
Prospect Street
Iva Fuller
Second Avenue
Leo VanTassel
Centerville
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Neil Jones Sr
East Highet
Denis
Syracuse
Corry Journal
Corey Journal
P.O
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