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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1963
Page
10
A home kitchen guide presents a Sponge Top Mince Pie using mincemeat filling, a lemon sponge topping, and pecan garnish. It details making a flaky crust, pouring a lemon batter over the mincemeat, and baking steps with two stages and final garnish.
Quiet vows will unite Miss Carol A Mathieson and James R Hasely at Northminster United Presbyterian Church with close relatives present. Judy Grim to be maid of honor and William Beck best man. Bride’s father Charles Mathieson lives at 370 Blackstone Road. groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hasely of 311 W Fairmont Ave.
The South New Castle Borough PTA discussed Character and Spiritual Education at J. P. Byers School. Mrs. Frank Shoaff chaired the program and Mrs. Matthew Nastal presided. Fifth grade parents served refreshments. fourth grade won the attendance award and William Salzman took the door prize. Trooper William Ball of the Pennsylvania State Police is slated to speak at the January 21 meeting.
The engagement of Miss Dorma Clark to Kenneth McHattie is announced by her mother. Miss Clark, daughter of Mrs. Stephen Clark of 408 W Cherry St and the late Mr Clark, is a New Castle High School alumna and works at Isaly Dairy. Mr McHattie, son of Mr and Mrs Milton McHattie of 1014 Winslow Ave, is with Liberty Mutual Insurance. No wedding date is set.
Miss Helen Joyce Reiber and Airman J C Robert W Runk will marry tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Lebanon United Presbyterian Church Greenfield. Attendants are Mr and Mrs Dale Umstead and ushers Dennis Reiber Raoul Perez. Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs Lewis Reiber and Mr and Mrs Irbin C Runk.
An undetermined amount of cash and cigarettes were taken from a vending machine during a burglary at a pool room operated by Richard Bryan at 1215 S. Mill St. Entry was gained by prying a rear restroom window. Some candy was also stolen. the business was closed at 3 a.m.
Mrs. George A. Ritter welcomed 35 children from the Lawrence County Society For Crippled Children and Adults Inc. with their parents at The Castleton Hotel. Donald Hall acted as master of ceremonies and Richard E. Rentz played Santa, distributing gifts. The Sweet Adelines performed and group singing followed with Mrs. Martin Stolpe at the piano. Decorations were arranged by the McFate families and Miss Studly. Thomas Ulrich and Mr. Hall attended as guests.
For a festive dinner set, Patricia Scott shows step by step methods for four green fabric placemats and matching napkins with white and red bias tape, sequins, and beads. The outdoor bow uses red wreath ribbon and gold rickrack to create a Noel motif.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church held a Christmas program. Mrs. Harry Lockley and Mrs. Thomas Galbreath led the event with narrator Mrs. Galbreath and participants including Miss Mildred Sargeant, Miss Helen Ramsey, and others. Missionary letters were read by Mrs. George Morris and Mrs. Bess Pearson. A missionary study class begins January 9 and a children's study starts January 12. Refreshments were served and a calendar event is set for January 22.
Mr and Mrs Glen Raymond Hunt reside in suburb New Castle Road 4 They married Nov 30 at Calvary Baptist Church Winchester Virginia Rev John Kinzie officiated The bride Bonnie Sue Peebles wore a beige linen sheath She is a Union High School graduate and works as a cashier at Rocky s Golden Dawn Store The groom is Harold R Hunts son and a Laurel High School alumnus employed at Conn Welding and Machine Co
Lawrence County submitted its plan for school reorganization to the State Department of Public Instruction. County Schools Superintendent Irwin W. Stankard announced expected approval by the State Council of Education early next month. The plan, on file 30 days, drew no objections. It would create eight districts operating like present union districts rather than jointures.
Police logged several thefts including $90 from Casco service, a $4.99 watch, a purse found later, and 36 bags of charcoal valued at $21. An auto scrape incident occurred on Delaware Avenue. The report also notes fuel for onion muffins and ironing tips, plus a rainwear care reminder.
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