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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1972
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Arthur Brundage of Spring Creek will be honored at an open house and reception this Sunday for their 35th wedding anniversary. The Spring Creek Firehall hosts from 2 to 4 p.m. with hosts Mr and Mrs Frank Bull and Mr and Mrs John Brundage.
Italian Opera Festival featuring soprano Sherry Zannoth set for Wednesday at 6 30 PM in the Chautauqua Amphitheater with Louis Lane directing the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra. The program includes Puccini Verdi Rossini works and selections from Madame Butterfly Traviata and La Gioconda with pieces by Wolf-Ferranti Mascagni Ponchielli and Rossini, plus concert overtures and arias.
Birdie Tells Us announces a Wednesday 1 p m meeting for all Candy Stripers at Corry Memorial Hospital conference room per advisor Mrs. Ronald Walters. VFW Ladies Auxiliary meet tomorrow at 8 p m at the Post Home Mead avenue, President Betty Cone urging attendance for business matters. John Casey of Philadelphia, 89, formerly Corryite, now at uate Manor 309 Pine St, would welcome cards. phone 757-3739. Child’s Play by Robert Marasco, Tony Award winner, to be presented by Cleveland Play House at Chautauqua in Norton Memorial Hall Thursday. about six faculty men face a supernatural force in a Catholic prep school. Cathy Elchynski promotes a neighborhood carnival at 109 East Frederick St starting Saturday 11 a m, benefiting Corry Area Council for Children with games, prizes, refreshments. J R Vanderhoof family reunion Sunday at Nichols Lodge Mead Park with 1 p m dinner. bring picnic baskets and table service. publicity chair Mrs Homer Berkhaus asks attendance. Women’s Relief Corps auxiliary to G A R holds all‑day meeting Thursday at Corry Grange Hall Park St with noon tureen dinner. President Mrs Wesley Willis urges attendance. Dr Peter Y Evans of Georgetown School of Medicine offers sunglasses buying guidelines—check manufacturer’s tag.
Thirty members and guests toured Sherman New York and Westfield visiting Immscumis and McClurg Mansion. After museum visits they held a picnic at Ottaway Park Beach near Westfield. Frank Grice announced no August meeting as the trip fulfilled the schedule.
Mrs. George Taylor from Darlington England is a month visiting relative Carl Willis Harrison in Union City. The trip includes viewing her daughter Christine Darton’s December 1970 wedding album to David Darton in London. Christine and David now reside in London. Mrs Taylor works as an engineering inspector for an American firm in Darlington, with parent company in Columbus Indiana. She recently drove an American car on the right side to Canadohia Lake, noting England drivers ride on the left. A newborn and a birth announced at Corry Memorial Hospital include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Catalfu and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Proper. Geraldine Anthony is noted as Brigitte Whaley.
World chess title clash paused as Boris Spassky cites a cold and postpones the ninth game with Bobby Fischer. Referee Lothar Schmid receives a medical certificate. Russians contemplate potential further delays. Fischer leads 5-3 in the 24 game match, with Spassky reportedly underperforming.
In Peking a news and photo exchange agreement was reached between the Associated Press and China's Xinhua marking the first regular AP Xinhua channel since 1949. The pact covers radio and aerial exchanges with negotiations led by Wes Gallagher and Paul Miller. An AP party has been visiting Peking and other cities as guests of Xinhua. Four members of the outlawed New People's Army were slain in Zambales Province during a clash with government troopers, with no government casualties reported.
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