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1967 Chamber of Commerce roster highlights sponsors
A 1967 roster lists Corry area Chamber of Commerce members whose support funded annual programs. Named sponsors include Aero Flow Dynamics, AGWAY, Ahl's Floral Shop, Cooper Industries, Dairy Bar & Superette, Amway Direct Distributor, Ben's Steak House, Bondy & Stone, Corry Evening Journal, Corry Manufacturing, Corry Water Supply, Erie County Plastics, Falcone's Grocery, Gage's Music Center, General Printing, Johnson Brothers, McCray Aluminum, National Bank of Corry, and numerous local firms across retail, service, and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Aero Flow Dynamics
Agway Ahl
Tron Works
Cooper Industries, Inc
All Way Electric Service
Amway
Dr. Merle
Amy A&p Tea Company
Barney's
Firestone
Bayle’s Family Restaurant
Ben’s Steak House
Bennetts Benninks
Ins
Bondy & Stone, Inc
Bowl-Aire Bracken Funeral Home
Drs. Brown & Hileman Cliff Bu
Corry Evening Journal
Corry Floral Gardens
Corry Foam Products Company
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Corry Loan Company
Corry Manufacturing Company
Corry Ministerial Association
Corry Motor Lodge
Corry Peat Products
Corry Pharmacy
Corry Rubber Corporation
Corry Savings & Loan Association
Corry T.V. Cable Company
Corry Water Supply Company
Castal Coal Compani Company
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
Dodd Farms Dairy Dodd Real Estate , Dowell Division
C Of C Manager Wears Wide Variety Of Hats
The Chamber manager serves as Secretary for multiple city bodies including the Airport Authority Golf Commission and City Zoning Board of Adjustments. The office handles meeting notices agendas minutes and maintains records while assisting with UNICEF and Christmas Lighting Fund drives and local church bulletins.
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B. A
Chamber
Airport Authority
Golf Commission
Commission
Corry
Council of Churches
Unicef
Kiwanis
Outlook Good For Year 1968 Chamber of Commerce
Fred Scherzer reports a solvent yet undersized fiscal year for the Chamber. The 1967 membership reached 176 with 167 regular, seven associate and two complimentary members. The article highlights delinquent dues collection and lists local sponsors and businesses. City beautification efforts include renovations of the freight station and new walls at music and manufacturing firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Monaghan
Chamber
CAIDC Still Hot After IndustriesCAIDC Nineteen Sixty Seven
By George R Sample CAIDC president notes Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation recalls 1967 as the year buildings to house new industry were nonexistent Inquiries from a major manufacturer could not be acted on due to immediate need and lack of available facilities in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Sample
CAIDC
Corry
United States
Anna
CAWU
Erie
Caidc Board of Directors
Corry Chamber Year In Review 1967 Highlights
Robert Bracken president outlines the Corry Chamber of Commerce mission to foster total community development. Key efforts include Career Days with schools, active tourist promotion, downtown retail improvement, storefront renovations, and expanded parking. Officers pledge to be the voice and conscience of the community with faith in Corry’s bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Watchdog committee shapes business law views and housing plans
The Legislative Action Committee reviews proposed legislation in four sub committees covering tax, labor, federal business controls, and agriculture. In 1967 they urged senators to favor a modest income tax surcharge only with equal federal spending cuts. References to CAWU Erie relocation talks and CAIDC housing ventures signal broader plans for industrial growth and potential shell building in the regional market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Weber
Legislative Action Committee
C of C
Washington
House
Civic Affairs Plans for 1968 in Corry
Civic Affairs Committee outlines focus areas for 1968 including housing, smoke and weed control. 1967 saw groundwork and formation of the Housing Authority with CAIDC backing federal help for a large scale housing program. Corry Rubber and Erie County Plastics received CAIDC loans aiding growth, while seven firms listed on major stock exchanges highlight local industry strength. A tourist promotion program yielded a brochure covering three counties, plus new signs at golf course and hatchery with local school department support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Conrad Monroe
Civic Affairs Committee
Fourth Ward
John Kennedy
Corry
Jim Carrig
CAIDC
Chamber of Commerce
Housing Authority
Corry Rubber Company
Climax Mfg. Co
West Main Street
Corry Rubber Co
Corry Rubber
Erie County Plastics
New York
Ron Willman
Pennsylvania Tourist Agency
Harrisburg
Erie Tourist Promotion Agency
Chamber— of Commerce
Corry North Hills
Corry Fish Hatchery
Route 277
twin-Williams
Ajax
Ton Works
Penelec
Corry i
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R. L. Polk & Company
Ponder’s Sunoco Service
Robert's ‘Children's Shop
Rogers Structural Steel Company
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Tary Club
Industrial Chamber
Fred Scherzer
Douglas Rozelle
Rossin’s
Lawyer
S Studio
Sears Roebuck & Company
Sea’s Drugs
Lehman Tire Service
Shamburg’s
News & Com
Sharpening Service
Shearwood Terrace’ Development Corporation
Sherwin Williams Company
Spiesman & Muckinhaupt Plumbing
Jack Stahl
Dr. R. Bruce
Sterling Milk, Inc
Stockton’s Wholesale Meats
Superior Cleaning Company
Swanson’s
Sport Shop
A. E. Tate
Taylor's Electric
Texas Lunch
Thompson Maple
Roy L. Reed
Pennsylvania Railroad
First Avenue
Gage Music Center
Spielman and Muckinhaupt
Corry Precision Casting Company
Y Robert Bracken
Corry Chamber
Watchdog