Goldentones entertain at Corry Motor Inn lounge
This Saturday night at the Corry Motor Inn the Goldentones perform in the Fox Head Lounge. The venue lists two 8-ounce steak dinners with cold duck priced at eight dollars. Reservations appreciated.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1971
Page
4
This Saturday night at the Corry Motor Inn the Goldentones perform in the Fox Head Lounge. The venue lists two 8-ounce steak dinners with cold duck priced at eight dollars. Reservations appreciated.
At the Erie County 4-H Leaders Banquet at the Holiday Inn South about 110 leaders and guests attended. Joseph McCray received special recognition for 25 years as a county leader. Bert Torrance and his wife were honored for 10 years with Cloverleaf Riders. Five year leaders include Mrs. Richard Crandall, Mrs. David Chapin, Mrs. Gary Miller, Mrs. Ivan Miller, and Julia Remek. First year leaders present were Janice Billig, Kathy Torrance, Robert Moore, Joan Beck, Karen Taylor, and others. Thirty-one teen leaders were recognized for their leadership roles.
Titusville Sportsmen's Club burglarized between Sunday and yesterday. Unknown intruders kicked in a door, caused damage, and stole clay pigeons. Members announce a $100 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction.
The News Today Report notes no phystician available for emergencies and lists Corry Memorial Hospital and Corry Ambulance Service DESK VOLUNTEERS. It includes admissions of Jerry Berkhous age two, Gregory Barnett age three, and others, with names and addresses of admitted and discharged patients across Corry area and nearby towns.
A list of Union City residents and local contact numbers follows by Union City Memorial Hospital and Union City Ambulance. The city contacts include Mrs. Terry Houser, Mrs. Melvin Chaney, Mrs. George Michell, Thomas Keener, Mrs. John Squires, Milton McClymonds, Milton Weilacher, and other street addresses in Centerville and Union City. A separate note reports Kuala Lumpur officials warning long haired male government scholarship recipients to get haircuts or face stern action.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kinney of Findley Lake and family were dinner guests of Mrs. Georgia Kinney. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Rogers of Erie visited, Mrs. Rogers is the former Eileen Kinney. Harvest bazaar at United Methodist Church on Nov 10 with ham or turkey. Community Ladies Aid at Mrs. Florence Sherlock's on Nov 9. Edward Staskiweicz home from Corry Hospital. Dana Scouten and babies from Corry visited the Scoutens. Dana is their grandson. Spartansburg Ladies Auxiliary changed meeting to Nov 11. Robert Davis of Corry and Jennie Smith of Guys Mills visited the Scoutens. Orren Smith called on Isaac Sherlock. Joe Johnson of Carapolis visited Andy Boythe and families. Helen Boythe is a former Johnson. Duane Boythe, in navy, home for visit, returning to Little Creek Va. William Boythe family and Eloise Cook attended Clarion State College parents day. Barbara Boythe, Lucy Cook, and David Boythe students there.
Sparta residents hear of an upcoming Friday 8 pm school auditorium performance The Life and Death of Larry Benson The piece promises an evening of fun Don Merkle visited family in Union City and Jack Forst was expected to visit as temperatures drop Local readers note thankful reflections on good weather and past fortunes Mrs Ann Storer Carla Conners Fred Lindstrom and Ann Rogers of Corry visited Miss Helen Flick This brief community notice captures local social visits and events
Saturday morning sale at the Wynn residence between Lottsville and Bear Lake features a large assortment of household goods. Kenmore range, Whirlpool fridge, dining suite, heaters, televisions, furniture, antiques, tools, rugs, and more offered cash with many items numerous. Auctioneers Cummings and Jensen contact 664 4869.
The Public Utility Commission authorized General Telephone Co. to raise annual bills by $45,000 in the Girard exchange after OEP approval. The move ends the Erie Girard toll and saves $56,000 yearly for subscribers, per a commission poll. Volpe met with Romanian President Ceausescu to discuss expanding economic and scientific ties.
Friday evening at 6 30 Fred Jensen's hosts a public auction of modern and antique furniture. Items include a living room suite gas range dining set sewing machine bedroom suites antique chests and more. Terms are cash. Owner Kundraciks auctioneers Cummings and Jensen contact 6644869.
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