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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1963
Page
7
Thirty two patients at Lawrence County Home will receive gifts from 34 junior Santa Clauses the Neshannock Elementary School 6th grade class will visit on December 17 arriving by school bus with gifts they bought and wrapped themselves.
Licenses of 11 Lawrence County drivers were suspended during the week of Nov 18 by the Bureau of Traffic Safety. Suspensions include violations such as license violations non payment of judgment speeding reckless driving and non payment of judgment with durations from 15 days to indefinite. Names and addresses span Ellwood City New Wilmington and Wampum with suspensions ranging one month two months and indefinite periods.
Sons of Columbus No. 87 will gather in Diaz Hall at 6 p.m. December 14 for a family Christmas dinner. A 25 cent grab bag exchange is planned with arrangements by Mrs. George Isabella Frank Innarelli and Robert Tomai.
A pamphlet by Rev Roy Delamotte in Christian Advocate mocks social climbing in Methodist churches. CROSS aims to raise status by filtering parishioners using an auto matic call computer to rate visitors and hint at who should be visited. It urges pastors to use lofty language and strict dress codes while defending racial and economic justice only in sermons. Separately Franciscan monks in Teutopolis introduce an automated loom to make cinctures at 38 cents a yard, a move toward automation in monastic craft.
Postmaster Francis J. Augustine urges Christmas mailers to use the new stamp for priority sorting and address change forwarding. Local service clubs help Salvation Army bells while Christmas trees clog downtown traffic at 10 to 12 loads daily. Violations of no left turn at Mill and Washington streets rise, and double parking worsens congestion. Some hunters return empty handed after days in the woods. Residents enjoy lit views from South Jefferson Street and Atlantic Avenue.
Pastor Dr George W Henderson of Second United Presbyterian Church will tell Henry Van Dyke story The Other Wise Man in the 7 30 p m service tomorrow in costume. DeWayne Kanagy will play organ and Isaac Reid will sing.
World Jews will light candles starting at sundown Tuesday December 10 to mark Hanukkah the eight day Festival of Lights. The observance recalls the Maccabean victory and the temple rededication with prayers music gifts and a candle lit each night. Astronaut L Gordon Cooper Jr described struggling to write a prayer before his May space flight and finally finding one near the end of the mission.
Astronaut Gordon Cooper recalled praying in space and at a Congress address, noting its personal meaning. A NYU psychiatrist reports 1,660 Midtown Manhattan residents show interfaith marriage does not link to increased mental disturbance, with higher-status groups noting less religious worship and importance.
King Humbert Society will elect officers tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the club on Division Street. Orient DiCola president said reports on spaghetti supper ticket sales will be open at 7 30 p m Monday. The supper will be December 14 in the club hall.
City budget sets aside 15249 for legal department with 5234 for solicitor salaries 7915 for clerks 1000 office supplies 700 filing liens and judgments 100 for special ed and 300 for fees and expenses The only change from 1963 is liens and judgments down to 700 Parks foreman Chuck Ciarella met with Parks Director Richard Bid dle about purchasing a large Christmas tree City Hall costs up The janitorial salaries and supplies rose 2205 and 100 for 1964 respectively Nine Ecuador labor leaders toured the city building Arrangements were made through Mayor Rainey New York carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has risen 10 percent in 50 years.
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