Exemption granted to Calvary Temple and county measures
Exemption granted to Calvary Temple to hold Saturday services through 1979. Commissioners discuss fair market value policy for county departments using Data Processing. Domestic Relations currently reimburses for payroll services. Hill View Manor Manpower Children’s Services and courts to be added to the list. Plans to meet after Jan 1 with county controller and heads to set policy. Vitril seeks repayment of $26,000 owed by Manpower due to a two to three year mixup in workers compensation. Referred to sheriff, controller and purchasing for review. Bids received for a Sheriff’s car from Bill Fray Chevrolet and Phil Fitts Ford. Time-date stamp machine approved for Domestic Relations at about $325. Bridge work to be discussed. Conn Construction bid $1,995. Referred to Child Services director for welfare changes in the children’s services program.
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Hill View Manor
Children’s Services
Robert E. Foht
Frank A. Vitril
Frank G. Verterano
Werenell
Sheriff's Department
Bill Fray Chevrolet
Phil Fitts Ford
Ralph Peluso
Wth
Paper Mill
Conn Construction Co
Neshannock to adopt budget
Neshannock Township supervisors plan to adopt an overall budget of 987,023.15 at tonight’s yearend meeting. Major general fund items include 116,100 for general government 170,350 for protection of persons and property 177,200 for highways 35,658.11 for recreation 6,825 for health and sanitation and 80,890 for miscellaneous expenses. Two capital outlay items are a 55,000 loan to the fire department for a new truck and an 8,000 allotment to the police department for a purchase.
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Neshannock
Optimist Variety Show Tickets On Sale In New Castle
Tickets for the New Castle Optimist Variety Show go on sale at 22 S. Mill St until Jan 10. After that, buy at Ben Franklin Junior High School main entrance on show night. The 7 p.m. Jan 12 performance at the school features disco dancers Jingles and Jangles the clowns and master magician Milnes to benefit the Optimist Building Fund. Proceeds stay in the New Castle area. Family and group rates offered. pledges due by Jan 10.
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New Castle
Optmist Club
Webelos Cubs Hold Yule Party in Bessemer Pack 722
The Cub Scouts and Webelos of Pack 722 in Bessemer held a Christmas party replacing their December meeting. Roberta Gibson and Rev. Donald Aull led games at Bessemer Presbyterian Church with Steve Ann on piano for a sing along. Sherry Morrow entertained as Rosebud the clown followed by a dinner and gift exchange. Door prizes went to Charlie Gibson, Justin Kliem, and Lee Hansen.
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Cub
Webelos
Bessemer
Roberta Gibson
Donald Aull
Bessemer Presbyterian Church
Steve Ann
Sherry Morrow
Lowellville
Ohio
Rosebud the Clown
Charlie Gibson
Justin Kliem
Lee Hansen
Juvenile Arrested for Five Burglaries in New Castle Area
New Castle state police arrested a juvenile over five burglaries in Scott and Slippery Rock townships this month. Some stolen property was recovered though its value is not listed. Local residents named include Thomas Bryson Helen Irene Duncan Edward C Stoner and Donald McCracken. Police continue the investigation and plan to file a juvenile petition.
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New Castle
Scott
Slippery Rock
Thomas Bryson
Helen Irene Duncan
Edward C. Stoner
Portersville
Donald McCracken
Man gets 12 years for drug law violation
Robert Pesci of Allen Park Michigan was sentenced by US District Court Judge Donald E Ziegler to 12 years in prison for conspiracy and distribution of heroin. He was convicted September 16 after a two week jury trial, the U S attorney's office announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Robert Pesci
Allen Park
Mich
Donald E. Ziegler
U.S
Pesci
Vandalism reported by city police in New Castle
City police said seven acts of vandalism occurred between Wednesday night and today in New Castle. Four businesses suffered broken windows including Pat's Place and Medical Center Pharmacy. Two cars were damaged by a pellet gun and smashed windows. A yard lamp, door lock, and a telephone harassment case linked to a babysitter were noted.
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New Castle
Pat's Place
Washington St
Medical Center
Wilmington Ave
Eno Place
David E. Yarnell
Chestnut St
Alvira Patterson
Spruce St
Stacy Reed
E. Wallace Ave
County Board Transfers 29 Workers to General Fund
The Salary Board voted unanimously to shift 29 county workers from the federal anti-recession program to the general fund. County Controller Robert E. Foht warned that without the transfers there would be no budget money to pay these employees. The group includes staff from the jail, juvenile detention home, maintenance, planning, data processing, purchasing, personnel, and several court and jail positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Foht
Chao-Ning Yu
Katheryn English
Rosalind J. Tricolo
Debra A. Seinkner
Gertrude A. Blight
Atty. Dominick Motto
Sondra L. Gardner
June Leindecker
Oliver G. Hoch
Amy D. McDevitt
James E. Shenesky
C. Joyce Nor
James A. Jefferis
Richard S. Kramer
William Habib
Herman J. Siggelow
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Vitril
Verterano
Paulette Smulick
PUC
Duquesne
Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Duquesne Light Co
Allegheny
Beaver Counties
Cubs
Washington
Augustine's Pizza
BAG Sauerkraut
U.S.A
DuPont
Ever
Sharon, Pa
New Castle, Pa
Meadville, Pa
New Wilmington, Pa
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