Rustic Restaurant hours and contact details
Tutt Sieweeew lists hours Wednesday to Saturday from 11 to 7 and Sunday 12 to 6 at Route 6 east, phone 489-3510. Community Birthday Calendar orders due by September 10, sponsored by Stanford Hose Company. call 665-584 or 664-2828. Seemingly partial notices include Corry Motor Inn Wednesday night buffet with salad bar.
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Corry Bakery
Baker’s Dozen
Columbus Avenue
Corry
Wertested
Deer Head Inn
Connie's
Bey
Stanford Hose Company
Corry Motor Inn
Forest Teachers Begin Strike
Forest Area Education Association president Ronald Brown announced the teachers will strike today on a teacher orientation day. Unanimous vote calls for picketing the involved schools today and tomorrow, with the strike continuing until a settlement is reached. The board’s apparent reluctance to negotiate over the weekend prompted the action.
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Tionesta
Forest Area Education Association
FAEA
Forest Area School Board
Ronald Brown
Brown
Corry Memorial Hospital Emergency Call Inability Cited
The Corry Memorial Hospital reports an inability to summon a physician during emergencies. Admitted include Larry Barton and Elaine Frees with various addresses. discharges list Carl Higby deceased and several patients such as Mrs. Robert Wank, Jack McCoy, and Mrs. Perry Livermore among others across Corry, Clymer, Columbus, and Bear Lake locations.
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Larry Barton
R.D
Spring Creek
Elaine Frees
South Center Street
Linda Beckerink
Clymer
Jon M
Ervin Foster
Pleasant Street
Carl Higby
East Irving Street
Robert Wank
Franklin Street
Paul Bowen
East Bond Street
Jack McCoy
Fairview Street
Larry E. Jaquith
Columbus
Bertha Darwin
Mead Avenue
British Return To Re enact Revolution in Valley Forge
A Valley Forge re enactment of the American Revolution features British soldiers and American militiamen portraying 18th century actions. Sponsored by the Pennsylvania Historical Museum Commission, the day shows muskets, field maneuvers, and a mock flank as crowds observe the historical routine. Local residents and attendees identified include Shawn Czech and several others from nearby towns and broader states.
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Valley Forge
Valley Force Memorial Park
George Washington
Pennsylvania Historical Museum Commission
Two Newborns Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Perry R Livermore of Clymer. Mrs Livermore is the former Janice McKillip. A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Steven Kopta of RD 1 Clymer. Mrs Kopta is the former Janet Howard.
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David Patterson
Concord Street
Frank Culver
R.D
Corry
Harry W. Speaker
Cleveland
Lewis Hellyer
ITT
Eugene Willover
Shawnee Avenue
Francis Jaquith
Corry Debra
Vincent Dugan
East Congress Street
Jodie
Floyd Corbett
West Park Place
Perry R. Livermore
Clymer
Steven Kopta
Corry Memorial Hospital
Livermore
Janice McKillip
RD. 1. Clymer
Kopta
Janet Howard
Gil City
Oi City
George Senn
Greenville
Oil City
Senn
Marilyn
Carolyn
Ebecca
Jones
John Pickens
Ronald 3. Goranson
Warren
Patricia Philips
Kenneth Phillips
Brian Phillips
Ronald Phillips
Oil City Hospital
Goranson
Titusville meeting to involve industry in drug abuse program
A 10 am meeting at the Titusville Chamber of Commerce will discuss a program to involve local industry in curbing drug and alcohol abuse. Dr. Vernon S. Pluty will present the plan with Theodore Cox and Newton Godfrey among attendees. The effort is sponsored by Crawford County Mental Health and the Governor's Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Chamber of Commerce
Vernon S. Pluty
Pluty
Theodore Cox
Chamber
Newton Godfrey
Pennsylvania
Annette Eccles
Crawford County
Sharon Strawbridge
Counseling Center
Crawford County Mental Health
Governor's Council For
Indiana State Prison Siege Ends After 35 Hours
Michigan City Indiana inmates ended a 35 hour siege at Indiana State Prison releasing three hostages unharmed. Lead protester Orlester Beverly said the uprising targeted prison condition complaints. Gov Bowen promised amnesty for inmates and wardens plan to implement an independent ombudsman and improved food medical services and isolation cells.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana State
Orlester Beverly
Imates
Arthur W. Jaques
Donald W. Schultz
Joseph S. Kujawski
South Bend
Russell B. Lash
Otis R. Bowen
Lash
Bowen
Robert DeBard
DeBard
Beverly
Apparatus for Extracting Waste Metals Patented by Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem Steel researchers Dr. Hugh S. Graham and Charles R. Hughes developed a device for treating industrial waste waters. The patent covers continuous rapid precipitation of metal compounds on a moving sand bed, making removal of precipitates easier than sludge from standard methods. The invention, awarded a U S patent, is assigned to Bethlehem Steel.
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Bethlehem, Pa
Bethlehem Steel Corp. Research Department
Hugh S. Graham
Environmental Control and Chemical Research
Charles R. Hughes
U.S
Bethelehem Stell
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T.I.P
Rette
Weel
Forest Area
New York
Peter McColough
Xerox
News Today
Coreal
Corry Ambulance Service — Coat
Sunev
Suriay
Donald Minnick
Park Street
Erwin Merkle
William B. Cochran
Bear Lake
Leona C. Stine
Donald Hand
Marion Street
Shawn
John Czech
Joh Cullen
Gary Simmonson
Liberty Street
Clarence Glass
East Church Street
Donald Carter
Spartansburg
Robert Howard
Edwin Windahl
William Blakeslee
Daniel Scannell
Jeremy ‘Tyler
Nick Soloniuk
Springfield
Debra Dugan
John McCray
West Pleasant Street
Keith Brautigam
RDI
Ashville
Bruce Shreve
St. Cloud
Fla
West South Street
Corey
George R. Sample
William
Eaton
Mancina
Jony McLauskin
Carrie
Weo
W. Smith Street Plaza
California
Ian
ASP
Pbs
Pullman
Wash
Washington State University
Indiana State Prison
Angeles
Corry Drive-In
Vincent Price
Diana Rigg
P.S
John Rossbacher
Bob Demauri
Rossbacher Insurance Service
W. South St
First Ave
Robert Falcone
Linda Tinko
Lehman’s Tire Service
S. 1St Ave
Jim Woodworth
Ken Hunt
Myers
Bob Garfield
North First Avenue
George Davis
Uyle Hotchkiss
Goodyear Tractor
Remington Mall
Saws Ven
Johnson Bros
First Avenue
Charles Dodd
Richard Lowrey
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