Winners Named in School Safety Contest Prizes Awarded
The Corry Police Department and Miss Antoinette Baress announced winners from six schools in a safety contest run with Chief Frank Carnegie. Prizes ranged from 25 to 1.00 dollars plus 15 to 25 cent treats at Dairy Queen or Tastee Freez, for grades one through six and special education, with multiple named students per school. State grants exceeding half a million dollars were reported for Washington and Pennsylvania programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Antoinette Baress
Frank Carnegie
Spring Creek
Brenda Wilkinson
Charles Borton
Christine Martin
Sally Swart
Elaine Smith
James Powell
Bradley Sickler
Debra Hand
Sandra Pondel
Robert Owens
Cynthia Loveland
Susan Floyd
Marilyn Gilliland
Linda Foster
Wright School
Terri Hall
Susan Graham
Debra Caster
James Downey
Lori Cronsman
Judy Taylor
Cheryl Titch
Billy Jones
Kathleen Coleman
Ricky Staples
Darlene Sweet
Susan Marsh
Theresa Genco
Cheryl Ross
Kevin Downey
Lisa Toy
Diane Girovsky
Kevin Amy
Conelway
Victor Orn
Karen Shaver
Wendy Mosher
Justene Shearer
Rhoda Burrows
Patricia Smith
Joe Amy
Tina Tremblay
Dennis Carter
Howard Hammond
Ricky Taylor
John Walsh
Toll roads deemed most costly by AAA
AAA Pennsylvania says financing toll roads through revenue bonds drives up highway costs. AAA president Clairence K. Pulling notes interest often doubles construction costs and refinancing when tolls wear out traps funds in recurring high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Harrisburg
AAA Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Clairence K. Pulling
State Highway Commission
Men on Moon by 1970 Say Astronauts
Astronauts Eugene A. Cernan and Thomas P. Stafford told a Bellwood audience that men may land on the moon by 1970 with good odds no women will join due to spacecraft size and working proximity. Cernan noted his parents live in Bellwood and voiced concern over women aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellwood, II
Eugene A. Cernan
Thomas P. Stafford
Cernan
Bellwood
Sparta Alumni Banquet Highlights 7th Annual Event
The Sparta merged school alumni banquet on June 18 featured 165 graduates with toastmaster Don ald Kinney and invocation by Arlo Cox. Several years-long honorees, guests, and the class of 1966 graduates attended, with Peter Gall delivering the guest address. A wiener roast planned for July 9 at the Sportsmen's Club and Cherry parade mobilization for Spartettes were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta Merged School
Donald Kinney
Tonawanda
N.Y
Arlo Cox
Meadville
Harold Tubbs
Joe Linden
Oscar Johnson
Elizabeth Chelton Hallett
Ida Burlingame Shambaugh
Sparta
Carol Firth Stechley
Bentleyville
Eleanor Rose McCray
R. D
Corry
Charles Kolaja
Thomas Kysor
New Castle
Raymond Straite
Charles van Tassel
Dorothy Chelton
Pete Allegretto
Elof Dahl
Barbara Fish Senowitz
Neil Stranahan
Dick Witmer
Peter Gall
Edinboro State College
Sparta High
Vanie Hamil
Ton and
Rita
Homestead
Fla
Robert Ormsbee
Sportsmen’s Club
North East
Lowell Weidner
Honor Goldwyn Plaza Dedicated at Motion Picture Home
Hollywood figures dedicated a plaza in honor of Samuel Goldwyn at the Motion Picture Country Home in Woodland Hills California. The gesture accompanied 18 new cottages funded by a 250000 dollar gift from Goldwyn with actor Jack Lemmon lauding his half century of charitable service. New York Dickinson College received a 2 million grant from the Ford Foundation as part of 39.5 million in grants to 11 colleges and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwyn
Woodland Hills
Calif
Hollywood
Samuel Goldwyn
Motion Picture Country Home
Jack Lemmon
New York
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Ford Foundation
Univers
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Bogle Lumber
Tra Value Building Supply Center
Bob Church
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Sherwin-Williams
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