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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1977
Page
4
A mixed list shows admissions and discharges across Corry Spring Creek Union City and Columbus with residents named by initials and grades. It also notes a restaurant event at Dutch Village in Clymer and a car rental service offering daily rentals via Cliff Buesink Ford with a contact number.
Rep. Forest W. Hopkins notes senior citizens and eligible disabled or widowed individuals may file for 1976 property tax or rent rebates. Forms due by June 30, 1977, with receipted tax bills or rent certificates. first-time claimants need age or disability proof. Forms available in Harrisburg and at local offices.
The reader seeks a path to regain trust after a breach. Advice stresses mature behavior, not whining, and earning trust through consistent actions. For cosmetic surgery, the column suggests a simple compliment like You look great and avoiding insincere praise.
Community notice seeking a newspaper carrier for Hillcrest Drive area with contact phone 664 2302. Also an advertisement for Moose Lodge serving seafood plates Friday 5 to 7 p m, plus a limited edition plates offer at Grice Jewelers featuring B and G Peanuts and Snoopy items at 3131 F4 10.
Erie County Treasurer Neil McLaughlin plans to announce his candidacy for clerk of records as Clerk Byron Clapper withdraws. The new post combines prothonotary, clerk of courts, recorder of deeds and register of wills. McLaughlin cites a phased-out treasurer role and party dynamics as factors shaping his decision. Sheriff Andrew Hanisek and Coroner Merle Wood also expected to seek reelection or higher office this week.
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