Spot Line-O-Ads Listing For Local Ads
Local line ad rates 40 cents per line for Line-O-Ad space. Ads accepted until noon on publication day. Music and dancing promoted. B's Steak House hosts weekly Thursday Friday and Saturday events. Cherry Builders Supply Columbus advertises large shipment of plastic and rubber hose with unconditional guarantee. Cathers at 1108 North Center Street offers alumni memories on film pictures movies or slides.
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Cherry Builders Supply
Columbus
North Center Street
A Genuine Circus Wagon Parade Highlight
A vintage circus wagon will appear as a main attraction at the Erry High Schools Amorran Center nial parade starting 2 p.m. Saturday. Parade route details were corrected by the committee, with formation at Raymond Avenue and North Center Street, traveling south to East Washington, east to Wayne, north to East Irving, and disbanding at Wright School. The wagon is being brought by Mr and Mrs.
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Erry
Amorran Center
Nial
Raymond Avenue
North Center Street
North Center
East Washington Street
Wayne Street
East Irving
Wright School
Kay Bailey
Lawrence Aldrich
R.D
Elmer Blystone
Bear Lake
Robert Fedorchuk
Corry
Jerry Roach
Essex Street
Alice Camp
H.D
Albert Amoroso
East South Street
Paul Carey
Clymer
Howard McDonald
Liberty Street
Thomas Svetz
Corry Area Services Offer Free Electrocardiogram
Community notices list a free electrocardiogram at the Armory on May 30 31 and June 1 with appointments via Erie County Health Dept. 663 3891. Also advertised are local shop promos including auto parts home and office supplies and a graduation sale.
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Armory
Erie County Health Dept
Alumni Dance Friday May 31 at Elks Club for Uleck and The Versatiles
Alumni dance set for Friday May 31 at the Elks Club featuring Bob Uleck and The Versatiles with admission 1 dollar and free for the Class of 1965. Methodist Choir alumni rehearsal at Corry Area High School tonight at 8 30. Orton's Farm Market offers geraniums vegetable plants seeds and roses at 3 95 each.
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Elks Club
Bob Uleck
The
Versatiles
Methodist Choir
Corry Area High School
Borough Presidents to Hike Funds for Met Opera Parks
City Council President Paul O Dwyer set five meetings with borough presidents to save free Metropolitan Opera concerts in New York parks. He said the city and the Met lack funds and that about 400000 dollars is needed, with discussions on boroughs raising the money.
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New York
Paul O'Dwyer
Metropolitan Opera
Parks
O'Dwyer
Met
Freak Outage Traced to Parachute Chute Hangup Near Festival Grounds
Northwestern Rural Electric crews restored power after a freak accident at the Elgin Beaverdam Hose Company Festival grounds cut two phases of a REA line. Three parachutists from Moorheadville caused a chute to land on wires, arcing them and leaving 600 homes without service until repairs by the Cambridge Springs NREA team. The uninjured paraglider arrived from the Moorheadville airport and flight crews were alerted at 5:30 p.m.
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Moorheadville
Cambridge Springs
NREA
Three Men Face Drug Charges in Meadville Area
MEADVILLE Three area men face drug charges filed by state police. John E. Schell of Cambridge Springs was arraigned on sale of LSD with an incident claimed to have occurred Dec 7 1973. A hearing is set for June 6. He posted a $500 bond. Mark W Fox and Raymond Sostarich of R D 3 Cochranton face unlawful possession of marijuana charges.
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Meadville
John E. Schell
Cambridge Springs
Harry Randall
Mark W. Fox
Raymond Sostarich
R.D
Cochranton
PSP Probe Drinking At Eisenhower High School
State police plan to meet with Eisenhower High officials tomorrow over reports of underage drinking and possible offenses by students. Ralph Brown says parents of involved students were asked to attend an evening meeting at the school. He notes uncertainty about what occurred but cites at least three hockey players who drank at school, with one boy becoming sick and being taken home.
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Warren
Eisenhower High School
Ralph Brown
Brown
Senate Passes Police Training Bill for New Recruits
Harrisburg AP reports the Senate unanimously approved a bill requiring all new municipal policemen to complete an approved training program within one year or lose pay. The state would fund tuition living and travel. local governments share officer salary during training. The package allocates 500 000 for 1973 74 with full annual cost about 4.3 million. The measure heads back to the House.
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Harrisburg
Senate
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B‘s Steak House
Sar
Dow
Soe
Featu
Ss Syndicate
General Printing & Office Supply
Anthony
Frank Cutshaw
Darnofall
Craig
H.J. Young Sales Agency
Russell Stover
Carol’s Carousel
Willie
South Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Corry Ambulance
Birmingham
England
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Russell Merkle
Washington Street
George Robinson
Wattsburg
Ken Woodcock
R.D. 1
Union Ci
Turkey
Weo
PSP
Eisenhower
Aly
Esra
Center Street
Vania
Jehours
S Furniture Department
Preunances
Ingin
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