Children’s Reading Hour At Ory Public Library
Corry youngsters four and five years old are invited to a weekly Reading Hour each Wednesday at 10 30 at the Ory Public Library. Ep Epsilon Phi Chapter members assist and oversee the program.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1970
Page
5
Corry youngsters four and five years old are invited to a weekly Reading Hour each Wednesday at 10 30 at the Ory Public Library. Ep Epsilon Phi Chapter members assist and oversee the program.
Mr and Mrs Merle Akam of B D 1 celebrate 36 years of marriage. They have three children, eight grandchildren, and were honored with a dinner at Bea's Steak House with family guests from Corry and Wayne Street. The couple wed September 29, 1934, and a social gathering followed.
The YMCA Newcomers Group staged its first fall season social for couples on a Saturday evening at the Wright street home of Mr. and Mrs. James Scheiner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Levien and Mr. and Mrs. William Moore among others in a cookout and get acquainted session.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew assailed the Presidential Commission on Campus Unrest over its findings. He called the report imprecise contradictory and equivocal and said its failure to blame disruptors and their apologists would be seen as more pablum for permissiveness. Aides stressed his views may not reflect White House stance.
Thirty one Chautauqua area Girl Scouts benefited from the council campership program this year enabling attendance at residence or day camps. Funds came from individuals such as Mrs A J Larson and Mrs Ruth F Saeger and organizations including Catholic Daughters of America Lions Club Zonta Club Dunkirk Fredonia Falconer American Legion Auxiliary and others. Memorial camperships honored Mr and Mrs Marvin Morse and Mrs Jennie Barone. Over 3 500 Girl Scouts have participated in camp programs in 1970.
Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel signs a petition seeking a temporary halt to the Cross Florida Barge Canal project. University of Tampa student president Jeff Onore returned Monday from the President's Conference of the Association of Student Governments in Washington with the signature.
Elder inmates at New Mexico State Penitentiary facing transport and income problems are among the issues in a national survey. The report chaired by former Gov. Scranton blames multiple sources for campus unrest, while Vice President Agnew denounces the commission’s interpretation and urges broad moral leadership. A Erie planning meeting is scheduled at the Penelec Building with attendees meeting at the YMCA lot for transportation.
Myrta Dreyer born in 1884 enrolls as a Wayne State University freshman to study creative writing and finish a mystery novel. In McKeesport Pa a 35-year-old worker Ernest Dolfi was electrocuted when a crane touched a high tension wire at Weber Nursery in Forward Township. The report also notes a political statement criticizing violence and unrest.
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