Corry area notices mix social events and hospital notes
Corry Memorial Hospital announces a fish dinner with fries coleslaw and rolls at Country Foods F-ri dance Corry Central Labor Club Saturday night and a 3:00 pm service on Sunday September 7 1975 at Fellowship Baptist Church with Pastor Milo Thompson. Also ads list lobster tail and surf n turf dinners at Corry Motor Inn, entertainment by Ron Casino at Fox Head Lounge, changed Corry Fleet Wing phone, a charity card party, a Dutch smorgasbord, snowmobile tuneups, and a missing Norwegian elk hound named Spike. The News Today reports desk volunteers Nellie Burlingame and Helen Downs, admissions and discharges, plus multiple named residents and staff.
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Corry Motor Inn
Ron Casino
Fox Head Lounge
Magnifiers with illumination for reading at Cathers
Magnifying glasses with built in light offered for close work at Cathers on North Center Street 1108. Additional listing notes Montgomery Ward washers and dryers with freezers still on sale as of this notice.
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Cathers
North Center Street
Montgomery Ward
Western Square Dance Lessons At Columbus Elementary
Square dance instruction announced for September at Columbus Elementary School with a session starting at 8 p.m. Details include location 516 and contact for participation.
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Western
Columbus
Sunday early mixed doubles Bowls begins September 7
Attention bowlers. Sunday early mixed doubles starts September 7. Call Dave Gates at 664-4889 for details. 316
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Tri-City
Dave Gates
Duquesne Light Charged With Discrimination
Duquesne Light Co. faces a federal civil rights suit alleging discrimination against women and minorities in hiring pay and promotions. The U.S. attorney filed the case for the Civil Rights division, citing affirmative action contract requirements and exposing limited advancement for women. The company has 20 days to respond.
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Pitsburgh
Duquesne Light Co
U.S. Attorney's Office
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Duquesne
U.S. District Court
Duquesne Light
Five Killed Three Hurt In Butler Crash
Five people died and three were seriously injured when a station wagon driven by 16 year old Steven S Christie of Hilliards failed to stop at a sign and collided with a car driven by 71 year old Albert Criner of Natrona Heights near Butler Pennsylvania. The station wagon rolled, killing Christie and all three Criner occupants Anna Criner Thomas H Jack 66 and Eva Jack 3 of Sarger in Butler County.
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Butler
Pennsylvania
Here
Steven S. Christie
Hilliards
Albert Criner
Natrona Heights
Criner
Anna
Thomas H. Jack
Eva
Sarger
Butler County
Corry Evening Journal Publisher and Staff Details
Notice provides publication credentials for the Corry Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania. It lists publisher George R Sample editor William Calan managing editor John McLaughlin and pressroom foreman and notes AP exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches. Subscription rates show 25 dollars yearly by mail and 23 dollars in advance per year inside restricted territory. Carrier price 15 cents per copy with daily and weekly options. Advertising rates are available on request. Display ad deadline is 9 am the day before publication.
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Corry
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Hand Me Downs and Guests
A reader requests print of Abby's guidance for pregnant women unwelcomed guests and hand me downs. The column outlines polite refusals, dealing with visitors, and how to contact Abby for personal replies. It preserves the tone and gives practical steps to avoid unwanted intrusions and clothing handouts.
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Abby
Okmulger, Okla
Vigorito Panel Urges Action On Artificial Food Hikes
A House Agriculture subcommittee led by Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito urges government steps to curb consumer price increases not tied to raw commodity costs. The report calls for actions to prevent prices from being artifically high and to keep demand for farm products from being unfairly depressed by inflated retail prices.
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Vigorito Panel
Washington
Joseph P. Vigorito
House Agriculture Subcommittee On
Vigorito
Wig
Yellow Cab Gets OK For Increases
Harrisburg AP The Public Utility Commission authorized Yellow Cab Co of Pittsburgh to raise base fare from 1.25 to 1.35 and add 10 cents per extra mile. The new rates, effective Saturday, will lift annual income by 659000 with part funding driver pay raises.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Yellow Cab Co
Pittsburgh
PUC
Elgin Ordinance 751 Building Permit Requirement for Structures
The Borough of Elgin passes Ordinance 751 requiring all persons and entities to obtain a building permit for construction alteration demolition or relocation of any building or structure. It details application procedures fees inspections stop work orders appeals and penalties for noncompliance with the ordinance effective 30 days after approval in September 1975.
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Borough OF Elgin
Borough of
Elgin
Oficer
Board of Adjustment
Ethel Mosher
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Debra Krepps
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