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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1963
Page
9
The Optimist Club and Marines Toys for Tots rally city civic clubs and 60 county churches to collect and deliver toys to the police garage Sunday between 2 and 4 pm. Aimed at surpassing 12 000 toys for 2 700 children, organizers urge donations of teenage boy gifts and used games.
A Pennsylvani a Farmers Association session with Mohawk and Westfield councils reported family farms earn less than 10 000 dollars profit from about 40 000 dollars gross business. The group noted family farms hire under 142 man years and nearly 98 percent of US farms are family operated.
Harrisburg schedule notes no animal space for the 1964 Farm Show with entries in vegetables bees potatoes and eggs still possible. Final closing dates include Dec 14 horse pulling Dec 20 eggs Dec 28 sheep Dec 28 and Jan 6 4H potato grading Jan 10 apiary exhibits Jan 11 various crops Jan 12 apples nuts and Christmas trees and Jan 13 vegetables opening at 7. Leland H. Bull announces the theme Forward with Agribusiness Major Industry.
The door to door March for Muscular Dystrophy drew 700 Lawrence County mothers and raised $2025 so far. Campaign chairman Donald L. McFarland said the sum comes from 225 women and another total is expected by week’s end with a final count due in late January.
Two New Castle social workers will attend a Harrisburg conference on cooperative action to meet Pennsylvanians human needs. Gov Scranton and Sen Clark will address sessions at Zembo Mosque and discuss government roles in social welfare.
Frank Cavelli was elected president of the King Humbert Society on Sunday. New officers include John Merolillo as vice president and Alfred DiMuccio as purchaser. Trustees are Fred Scuigio, Albert Frank, Thomas Cubellis, Joseph Cepro and Harry Pagley. The officers will be installed January 12 in the club. A silent tribute to President Kennedy was observed before and after the meeting.
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