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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1969

Page

7

Bear Lake community notes and council actions

Peggy Osborne reports church members packed aid baskets for servicemen and shut-ins. Visitors hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Machac included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lund of North Ridgeville Ohio. Kenneth Knapp and family visited Fern Morton’s household. Bear Lake Council met at the firehall with President Manford Smith. topics included auditors seeking higher pay and Christmas lights plans. Basil Skinner Jr. authorized to tear down an old garage beside the Reno Berkey property. Parking complaints on South Main street hill to be forwarded to future violators. Water issues near the post office were said to be temporarily solved until spring. Bear Lake firemen and council members erected the holiday lights. Deer hunters listed include Albert Sechriest Wayne Smith Ricky Grow Harold Cornish Jimmy Yoder and Alan Hamm.

Peggy Osborne John Machac Ralph Lund North Ridgeville Ohio Kenneth Knapp Cooperstown Fern Morton Bear Lake Basil Skinner Jr Reno Berkey South Main Street Kenneth Hartford Albert Sechriest Wayne Smith Ricky Grow Harold Cornish Jimmy Yoder Alan Hamm

Airlift Exiles 1200 City Animals to Wilds by Helicopter

Los Angeles officials plan to trap about 1,200 wild animals including raccoons deer skunks foxes badgers porcupines and mountain lions and relocate them to Angels National Forest by helicopter by next July. The move targets canyons near inhabited areas where wildlife has damaged lawns and faced traffic risks.

Los Angeles Robert I. Rush Department of Animal Regulation Wilds of Angels National Forest

Agreement Near For Black Workers in Pittsburgh

An unnamed source says negotiators may reach a tentative pact on more skilled construction jobs for Black workers. If approved by the Black Construction Coalition and the Trade Unions Council, details will be released Friday after a Wednesday vote. Talks have dragged since August amid protests that halted major projects.

Pittsburgh Black Construction Coalition Trade Unions Council

Sixth-Grade Rat Show Doing Fine

A Gig Harbor, Washington rat show run by sixth graders raises funds for UNICEF. The standout act features a rat walking a 27 foot tightrope while others operate toy cars and perform tricks. The project began as a class science activity and has drawn strong community interest.

Tacoma Wash Gig Harbor Virgil Harwood Unicef United Nations Organization

Cutting News and Social Roundup at Jamestown Bank Wife

Cutting News notes new time and temperature readings at the New Bank of Jamestown. Miss Joan Storer visited Findley Lake friends for a birthday dinner at the Rustic Restaurant and later called on Mrs. Ruth Mead at Corry Memorial Hospital. The Friendly Circle Christmas party at Mrs. Merton Bayle’s home featured twelve members, pin cushions, devotions, games, and gift exchanges with lighted candle decorations.

Clymer New Bank of Jamestown Joan Storer Ann Norcross Findley Lake Rustic Ruth Mead Corry Memorial Hospital Owen Greens Wicks Valley Glen Evans Friendly Circle Merton Bayle Fred Wallace Gordon Shampoe Lena Hulett

New Book Highlights Marx Mistakes and Lenin Link

UC political scientist William Ebenstein argues two Marx miscalculations shaped modern history. He cites Marxist theory on capitalism’s end requiring government and a Russian censor underestimating Das Kapital. Ebenstein notes Lenin later read the work, shaping 20th century politics.

Santa Barbara Calif University of California Karl Marx William Ebenstein Marx Russia Ebenstein Vladimir Huich Ulyanov Lenin

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