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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1973
Page
4
Brokenstraw Inn announces a grand opening event January 20 from 4 to 10 p.m. and January 21 from 1 to 10 p.m. to celebrate 15 years in business with new kitchen offerings and sparkling beverages. Reservations preferred at Youngsville 563-9630.
Erie County voters face bi annual purge to identify about 5000 ineligible residents for the spring primary. Registrars, led by Mrs. Della Desser, will strip names of those not voting in two years unless reinstatement cards are returned within 10 days. Fewer notices than last purge are expected, aided by a high turnout in the presidential election.
Dr. Edward Teller arrives in Bangkok to discuss a $500,000 six month survey on cutting a canal through the Kra isthmus using nuclear excavation under Project Plowshare. The plan would link the Indian Ocean to the South China Sea and assess peaceful nuclear techniques.
Corry's Rod and Gun Club rifle team lost to North East 1951-1935 as Ken Stainbrook led with 390. Jim Shaver 388, Dru Guskea 387, Andy Guskea 385, Jeff Gifford 385. Corry tied for fifth in the six-team Chautauqua County League. Mayville leads with eight of nine wins, Walnut Creek one game back. Frank Taylor of Walnut Creek posted 397, the high score.
In seventh grade basketball action last night at the National Guard Armory Room 13 defeated Room 34 26 to 6 while Room 27 edged Room 36 14 to 11 Craig Chase scored 10 for Room 13 and Tim scored 10 of his team's 11 for Room 36 Willy Maloney led the Withers with seven points
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