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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1975
Page
4
Community notice lists daily hospital admissions and discharges for Corry area, naming residents and addresses. Includes funeral and memorial services contacts, local business ads, and service notices with multiple names and locations.
Dense YMCA calendar lists daily swim teams tadpoles and lessons from Monday through Friday, with varied times and activities for men women and youth. Nearby civic notices announce Democratic caucus, rental car options, and local business ads for gift shop and insurance.
Two prisoners escaped during a transfer to the State Correctional Institution at Hun t ingdon. one, Gary Allen McKin tosh, 22, was recaptured in Williamsburg and arraigned on multiple charges. Police search for John Robert Sweitzer, 39, and Ronald James Noyer, 41, continues as an additional inmate remains at large.
Grand Valley Volunteer Fire Department extends its annual membership drive to March 21 after low response. Membership costs 5 for fire protection, 7.50 for ambulance, or 10 for both. Non members face 25 per ambulance call plus 60 cents per mile beyond 50 miles. fire calls to non members 100 plus 100 per hour after the first hour. LAW RATED SUCCESS NEW YORK AP The state insurance chief says no fault auto law cut premiums by over 100 million in its first year.
The Bear Lake beautification committee met Monday at Mrs. Al Cornish home with president Mrs. Peggy Osborne in charge. Labor Day fund raising and secret pals were discussed. Next meeting set for March 2 at Mrs. Clyde Hotchkiss home. Games led by Mrs. Osborne. winners were Mrs. Ralph Barrett Mrs. Gene Jukes and Mrs. Al Cornish. Mrs. Cornish served refreshments. Mrs. Monty Johnson visiting Florida with family. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Smith and Amy of Jamestown.
Energy news aside, union Local 620 of the International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers struck the Erie plant after talks broke off. About 420 employees are affected as picket lines form for third shift. The union seeks a complete package with higher wages benefits and a cost of living clause. The company favors a three year deal while the union leans to one year.
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