Gals New Year's Eve Party at Bill's Place
Local 9 line Line O Ad notes 25 cent rate and noon deadline for ads. Gals event features music by Dean Hetrick with door prizes and lunch. Reservations urged at $2 per person.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1967
Page
4
Local 9 line Line O Ad notes 25 cent rate and noon deadline for ads. Gals event features music by Dean Hetrick with door prizes and lunch. Reservations urged at $2 per person.
VFW members host annual stag open house on Monday January 1 1968 serving from 1 a m to 5 p m. Admission with 968 membership card.
Irwin J. Bensink vocational agriculture instructor at Clymer Central High School receives a $500 tosh award and a bronze trophy from Pfizer Agricultural Division New York Gry for his guidance of the 1967 Star Dairy Farmer of America Jack W. Gibbons. C. Jan Westmoreland Pfizer agricultural public relations director presents the honors at a National Vocational Agriculture Teachers’ Association meeting in Cleveland.
Admitted lists include Margaret Weidley of Corry and George Montgomery of Ripley among others. Discharges note Robert Beckerink of Clymer and Cindy Mae Wasink of Sherman, plus several other local residents leaving Corry area facilities.
In Honolulu harbor the Coast Guard rescued two swimming cows as a 40 foot boat and the tender Tronwood plucked them from the water. The animals appeared to be cooling off during a barge transit between Molokai and Kauai and were only briefly in port for feeding.
(Continued from Page One) discussions on car and train crossings stall action. The borough rejects delays and considers a $13,000 signal installation at Sixth avenue if railroad asks speed limit rise by 10 miles per hour and removal of a watchman at another crossing. Engineer John L. Savage, 84, longtime Bureau of Reclamation chief design engineer who helped design Hoover and Grand Coulee dams, died after a long illness.
A sweeping Northeast snowstorm buried inland sections in knee depth while rain sleet and freezing rain pelted fringe zones. The storm crossed from the South into New England, with Virginia Highlands and western Maryland hit hard by up to 18 inches. In Corry Pennsylvania local ordinances on plumbing and electrical codes appear, detailing adoption enforcement amendments and permit rules.
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