Miss J A Contest Highlight Friday Dance Event
A Miss Junior Achievement Contest will be held Friday in the Cathedral ballroom from 7 to 830 pm with a dance to follow featuring Royal Oak. Twelve girls from four JA companies compete on JA knowledge attendance semester sales and activity. Kathy Daymer will MC with 12 contestants named and described.
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Cathedral Ball Room
Royal Oak
J.A
Kathy Daymer
William Peters
Bobbi Cunningham
Robert and
Dee Cunningham
E. Elizabeth Sr
New Castle High School
Miss Cunningham
Rachel Felix
Carl Felix
S. Cascade St
New Castle High
J.A. Association
Felix
Jackie Gaibis
David P Gaibis
Ridgewood Court
Shenango High
Library Club
Pam Gettings
Jim Gettings
Pennsylvania Ave
Miss Gettings
Cindy Kahrer
William Kahrer
Washington St
Miss Kahrer
Key Club
AFS
Future Physicians
New Castle Man Receives Seven Stitches After Shovel Attack
Police said Domenick Pagley a 19 year old of Pin Oak Drive was involved in an argument at the Clark service station on Highland and Wallace avenues yesterday at 11 p.m. He was assaulted by an unknown man who struck him with a shovel at the scene. Pagley required seven stitches at St Francis Hospital. In other news the New Castle Optimist Club and Junior Optimists will hand out candy to area children Saturday in front of Camera Mart downtown from 1 p.m. until candy runs out per club president John Felix.
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Jodi Kumrow
Charles Kumrow
Almira Ave
New Castle High
Miss Kumrow
Jameson Hospital
Diane Nuzzo
Frank Nuzzo
N. Liberty Sr
Joanne Phelphs
Phillip Phelphs
Jackson Ave
Cindy Piscitelli
Bill Piscitelli
N. Ray Sr
Miss Piscitelli
Anne Sanfelice
Alfonso Sanfelice
Dewey Ave
Miss Sanfelice
Lori Trott
David L. Trott
Eastbrook St
Miss Trott
Suzy Zeitler
Jack Zeitler
E. Main St
Miss Zeitler
New Castle
St. Francis Hospital
Domenick Pagley
Pin Oak Drive
Clark
Highland and
Wallace Avenues
Pennsylvania Mortgage Ceiling Rises to 10 Percent
Harrisburg Pennsylvania Banking Secretary William Whitesell announces the state legal ceiling for residential mortgages of 50 000 or less will climb to 10 percent in January. He notes neighboring states with lower ceilings hinder mortgage access and ties the rise to higher national money rates.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
William Whitesell
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