Local Line-O-Ad Rates At 40 Cents Per Line
Garland Plant & Garden Shop offers cemetery pots and urns or will fill yours at reasonable prices. Also vegetable and flower plants for your garden. Phone 814-563-7436. Hamilton Road, Garland. Due to Virgil Slye's death inquiries for electronics collection at his shop between 9 and 12 before June 1.
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Garland Plant & Garden Shop
Bernice Huff
Hamilton Road
Garland
Virgil Slye
Class of 1970 holds final meeting at Perry's Inn
The Class of 1970 meets on Wednesday May 22 at 7 30 p m at Perry's Inn urging all members to attend to ensure the benefit is a success Also listings include a deer head inn hours festival reminders a poll ride line up and memorial notices
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Perry’s Inn
Policewomen Join DCs Men In Blue
Washington police study shows 86 women patrol officers and 86 men mostly similar in performance. Women arrested fewer suspects and issued fewer traffic tickets, though reasons unclear. Many male officers resist female presence. some praise intelligence and restraint among women. Foundation cites usefulness for equal opportunity initiatives amid ongoing DOJ discrimination suits. District of Columbia study funded by Police Foundation. DC Chief Jerry Wilson pushed large female street patrols since 1972.
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Foundation
the Foundation
Patrick V. Murphy
Justice Department
District of Columbia
Urban Institute
Jerry Wilson
No Amusement Tax At Races Rummage Sale Note
A rummage sale at Emmanuel Episcopal Church basement runs Thursday May 23 until 4 p.m. The event note mentions no amusement tax at races due to state preemption with a 15 percent admission tax on thoroughbred tracks. Nearby items advertise bedding, jewelry, and auto supplies from local shops in Harrisburg and Corry.
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Harrisburg
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Fairview
Erie County
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Lakelands
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Corry Memorial Hospital Daily Report and Admits List
Corry Memorial Hospital notes a report compiled as of 1 A M with emergency contact for physician absence and a list of admissions and discharges. Admitted include Alfred Hansen Columbus Mrs John Riker Columbus Lydia Jukes Columbus Terry Holthouse Spartansburg area residents plus many Corry and area patients. Discharged include Hugh McKnight 205 Marion and Jacqueline Judge Corry RD2. Outreach volunteers Barbara Hurst and Annie Orn listed for tomorrow.
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Barbara Hurst
Annie Orn
Alfred Hansen
Columbus
John Riker
Lydia Jukes
Terry Holthouse
Wright Street
Jack Loomis
Village Green
Sciota Village
William Miller
Hydetown
Thomas Holes
R.D
Spartansburg
Myrtle Higby
East Irving Street
Alvin Coon
East Main Street
Amy
Daniel Mercer
Elgin
Ivan Smith
Corry
Matthew Wojtovicz
Spring Creek
Ernest Ruth
Michele
Dennis Theuret
Helen Peebles
Titusville
Hugh McKnight
Marion Street
Jack, Vanchieri
West Frederick Street
David Menchhofer
Jacqueline Judge
Local residents listed with addresses in Union City and Waterford
A roster of individuals including Myron Woodley Janet Mineo Loring Thorne Dennis Alloway Jesse Proper Arthur Steenrod Mrs Rodney Fish Otto Blystone with addresses in Union City Waterford and nearby RD routes. The names appear as a streetwise contact listing or community directory entry.
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Myron Woodley
East High Street
Janet Mineo
Union City
Loring Thorne
First Avenue
Dennis Alloway
R.D
Waterford
Jesse Proper
Arthur Steenrod
Market Street
Rodney Fish
Otto Blystone
Four newborns recorded at local hospitals
A son born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Butchko of 422 West Washington street. A daughter born yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Migliaccio of 978 Mead avenue. A son born last evening to Jack Loomis of 31 Village Green Sciota Village. A son born last week at St Vincent Hospital in Erie to Mr. and Mrs. Roger McGrath of R.D-2 Clymer.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
James Butchko
West Washington Street
Butchko
Michele Markle
Leonard Migliaccio
Mead Avenue
Migliaccio
Lucy Catalfa
Jack Loomis
Village Green
Sciota Village
Loomis
Lorrain Wesoleski
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Roger McGrath
R.D- 2
Clymer
Corry
China Turned Back Tainted U S Wheat
Washington reports that U S wheat tainted with smut spores was shipped to China last year due to USDA misalignment with Chinese sanitary rules. A five-member USDA team traveled to Peking May 10 to assess safeguards and prevent future repeats, amid unclear totals and taxpayer costs.
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Washington
People’s Republic of China
Agriculture Department
Richard E. Bell
U.S
Peking
USDA
China
Bell
Department
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Usda Finance
British Troops Guard Strike Breakers In North Ireland
In Belfast British officials reinforced Ulster forces with 500 English troops to protect workers returning to jobs amid a seven day general strike. Provisional clashes and barricades at key Belfast roads as extremists vow to resist any compromise. Milk and bread shortages spread as violence and bombings disrupt daily life across Northern Ireland and nearby Dublin.
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Sammy Smyth
Merlyn Rees
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Cil
National Assembly
Shaw's Bridge
Bangor
Castleberg
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