Local ads and events notice on sale and service items
Spot Line O Ads lists local rates and deadlines. Mentions Cathers at 1108 North Center street selling an overnighter shoulder bag for camera gear. Also promotes All Way Electric wiring supplies and Elks Dance on March 23 with music by Bob Vieck and the Versatiles, limited tickets $1.25, no reservations. VFW service officer by appointment at Post Home. Dutchmaid order line. fish fry Tuesdays and Fridays with carryout. Raymond Retirees meeting at Salvation Army. sale at Karens Gift Shop open late. Roberts Furniture discount for Streakers. Pondel's Sunoco celebrating 20th anniversary.
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Cathers
North Center Street
Mtt
Sete Trale
Elks
Bob Vieck
VFW
Bob Uleck
Fired LCB Head Seeks Alleghe District Attorney Post
Alexander Jaffurs, dismissed last year as counsel to the state Liquor Control Board, announces his bid for the district attorney position in Alleghe. He frames the move as a push for reform and public safety, outlining legal experience and leadership goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Alexander Jaffurs
State Liquor Control Board
Alleghe
Jaffurs
Robert W. Duggan
Westmoreland County
Jaffars
Wilkinsburg
LCB
Cave
Corry Memorial Hospital and Community Notices
Corry Memorial Hospital advises contacting Corry Ambulance Service at 64 2321 in emergencies. A list of local volunteers and admitted and discharged residents follows, including names and addresses such as Mrs Robin Parks, Roy Hockenberry, Harold Cragg, and Mrs Selah VanGuilder, with residents Jamie and James McEldowney and others noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Ambulance Service
Helen Dimmick
Vera Meerdink
Ida Guignon
Olive Henton
Robin Parks
R.D
Corry
Philip Carlisch
Clymer
Stanley Phillips
Wattsburg
Roy Hockenberry
Shady Avenue
Harold Cragg
Sciota Street
William Schley
Spartansburg
Thomas Labowski
Ernest Emmons
East Main Street
Selah VanGuilder
Jamie
Jon McEldowney
James
Maxine Nichols
Mott Street
Arthur Barton
West Smith Street
Busy Week Ahead Shapp Prepares Spending Plans
In Harrisburg the legislature will hear Gov. Shapp's 1974 75 budget plans and the Senate may revive no fault car insurance. Abortion, school bussing and migrant farm workers also on the calendar as the administration pushes a budget topping 4 billion dollars. The no fault bill faces a tabled fate with amendments challenged by Sen. Ammerman. The Senate may also vote on abortion procedures regulated after the Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Shapp
Senate
General Assembly
Shap
Joseph Ammerman
Ammerman
D-Clearfield
U.S. Supreme Court
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Sete
WEY
Fourth Avenue
Arthur Fitch
Esse Ege Ette Agente
Edteo
Ege
Minnick's
Cliff Buesink Ford
Wei
Karen's
Roberts Furniture
Pitts Sede
Pondel
Sunoco
Soetet
Sune
King
Synte
Ine
William
McLaughlin
Fed
the News Today
Robert Greer
Irving S. Sullivan
Julia A. Coon
Robert D. Powers
Marion Street
Edmund G. Malek
Anthony Horvat
Concord Street
Charles W. Pituch
Nelson W. Trisket
West Washington Street
Patrick Kubasik
Pungay
James McCray
Baby
West
Washington Street
Jan TenPas
Darrell H. Lay
Mayville
THE
Energy
Penelec
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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