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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1967
Page
4
For an enjoyable evening stop in at the VEW and say hello to A, our congenial mixol ogist. 39.
About 200 persons gathered at the West End store to back farmers defending a cut-rate milk shop. Ernest Hayes praised the turnout and vowed to fight injunction actions by the Milk Control Commission. The store claimed milk sold for pets only and advertised 79 cents a gallon, 29 cents below state prices.
Marines report continued attrition in the North as Communist aims remain political. U.S. forces anticipate new rocket strikes near Da Nang while Marine fighter-bombers destroy 36 rocket positions in the northern battle area on Thursday.
Admitted include Miss Dana McBidowney 113 Sixth avenue Neil Thompson Clymer Mrs Beverly Chris Clymer David Wilkinson R D 1 Corry Terrance 5 and LaDean 7 children of Mr and Mrs Harold Rhodes 443 South Center street Gilbert Peterson R D 4 Kathy 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Mead 328 Spring street Discharged include Mrs Ronald Hopson Union City Mrs Raymond Halfast Jr Spartansburg Mrs Geraldine Stryker North Clymer
The county planning director outlined a project to be overseen by Capotis office with two relocation office staff in Corry. Federal funds will reimburse salaries for Capotis, secretary Patricia Wilson, draftsman Wilma Menecke, and a project planner. Corry bears a total cost of 72,812 dollars.
Color snaps of Labor Day activities and the first days of school are priceless. Bring them to Cathers Camera Shop for Kodak processing. Bennetts 2068 oyeS Al our congenial mixologist. 319 Setedtececdoatedeatedioo dye.
An advertisement promotes Tom McAn loafers for boys and young men starting at $10 at Carrig's Footwear located at 215 8 Hoadescalesteteateaiea. The state Department of Community Affairs will supply peciocy to support the initiative.
Funeral services for Walter B. Bertram were held at 2 p.m. yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. H K Leishman officiating and burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were M S Reed, Robert Galbreath, Robert Waite, Sidney Beckwith, Ralph Bailey and Joseph Guth. a long list of honorary bearers and attendees from multiple states attended.
The dialogue centers on assertions of diversion versus training as Heinz and Conte discuss U S Air Force target practice using shotguns and clay pigeons. The riottype 12 gauge shotguns are described amid the exchange.
Leonard Migliacelo and his 11 year old son David face a kidney transplant but can still smile tomorrow as Corry marks David Migliacelo Day at Howard Sheen Field. Rotary Kiwanis Corry Area Jaycees and Civil Air Patrol will collect donations to ease mounting medical costs. Ned Johnston invites other groups to join in.
City voters rejected a two year 125 million contractproposal and threatened mass resignations. Union president Albert Shanker expressed confidence members will back leadership. Superintendent Bernard Donovan ordered 1500 licensed nonteaching staff to report Monday if resignations proceed. Salary demands vary from 300 to 4550 annually after two years depending on location.
James Lee Brady of Meadville, who escaped from Crawford County Jail on June 28 and was captured near Blooming Valley the next day, received multiple prison terms totaling 5 to 15 years plus fines and costs. He faces further confinement after a prior 24 to 25 year burglary sentence and is to be sent to a state center for evaluation before institutional assignment. In separate notes, New York covers the Madison Square Garden exterior nearing completion with 2,400 concrete panels above Pennsylvania Station.
The City of Corry Pennsylvania invites sealed proposals by 8:00 P M September 21 1967 for taxiway turnaround construction at Lawrence Airport including grading paving lighting and marking. Documents available at City Engineer Office Corry. Bid must include 10 percent bid bond and comply with contract terms and executive orders. The city reserves right to accept or reject bids. Master to hear testimony September 25 1967 at Erie County Court House.
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