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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1969
Page
7
Warren PA budget for 1968-69 forecasts a total school budget of 3,471,828, up 103,233 from 1967-68. Millage rises to 25.3 from 24.98, with real estate taxes providing 2,789,037 and other revenues including Act 511 funds and per capita taxes.
Continuing Education at Behrend Campus Penn State announces late registrations for Corry Area High School credit courses. The advanced crafts for teachers course is canceled for lack of interest. Paul Cassidy will teach science course starting at 7 pm, once weekly for 16 weeks. Tuition includes a $5 late fee. enrollment continues. Police report Jesse White Jr forfeited $100 bond for evading three 15 cent tolls on Jacksonville bridges.
Warren's Post Office will pilot a ZIP based parcel post system distributing almost all mail directly to 552 sectional centers, reducing handling. Postmaster Frank R. Page hosted three postal officials Edward G. Coll Joseph F. Steibel and Robert W. McArthur to launch the project with new racks and sacks to sort by ZIP codes.
A Titusville meeting of funeral directors and Chamber of Commerce leaders failed to reach a firm plan after March 31 ambulance contracts end. Interest from Erie and Oil City firms surfaced, with J C Bowman proposing a subscription drive to attract a new service to the Titusville area. Twenty attendees heard discussions on service needs and potential arrangements.
Francis Becker of Erie has been chosen as general chairman for the 1969 Cancer Crusade in Erie County. He serves as division director of personnel and safety for Pennsylvania Electric. Becker urged the public to learn the seven cancer safeguards and warning signals as he cited hopeful cancer cure projections. Nine Democrats filed for mayor in Youngstown's May 6 primary, challenging Anthony Flask, who seeks a fourth term, with one Republican also filing.
A collage of postwar book notes and reviews spans doctors in the Civil War era to a World War I prisoner tale. It mentions Agatha Young and The Practice, Reuben Merliss and Savage Sleep, Millen Brand and Dr Orpheus, plus Ian Wallace on Song of the Young Sentry. The review contrasts prison life with civilian life and ends with civic election snippets and party notes.
During the Value Showdown the Nova is priced about 78 000 dollars less than the 1968 model with similar equipment. It adds standard head restraints and the 200 hp VB along with a new anti theft lock improved insulation and quieter engines. Many buyers swap foreign cars for this economical Nova and can pay less while getting a better car. Drive one at your Chevy dealer's Value Showdown.
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