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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1960
Page
3
Dr William L Henning outlines US meat and dairy prospects for 1960. Beef and lamb rise while pork falls with per person consumption near last year. Broilers face breeding shortages. turkey output may set a record if plans proceed. milk production shows a slight gain amid rising herd sizes.
An ad promoting FASTEETH powder to secure upper and lower plates for a firmer, more comfortable fit. It claims no gummy taste, an alkaline formula, no souring, and odor control. Available at drug counters nationwide.
The report wrongly stated that William Lee Griffin was a member of the New Castle Auxiliary Police. Griffin was arrested for speeding last Saturday but is connected with a county auxiliary police force, not the city unit.
City Council favorably reported from committee an ordinance to accept Hazel Street between Stanton Ave and Cascade St. The measure hinges on final action next Tuesday, pending Mayor Steinbrink's presence and a new bill number. Residents would pay for opening the street and sidewalks.
First Presbyterian Church sponsors Daily Vacation Bible School under theme The Teachings of Jesus for June 6 to 17. Robert L. Veon directs the two week program with sessions 9 to 1130 a.m. daily and Mrs. Charles H. Magill as associate.
Ernest G Osborne discusses how parental praise or indifference shapes a child’s motivation. Bill Nai smith and Jim Jackson illustrate two extremes. A balanced approach combining interest and measured approval fosters healthier effort and self worth in children.
East Brook Community vacation bible school will open June 7 at the East Brook School building with classes daily 9 to 11 50 am through June 17. The program is sponsored by Rich Will East Brook and Neshannock United Presbyterian and East Brook Methodist Churches.
Mohawk Area Civil Air Patrol will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. in the American Legion Hall basement, Capt. A. D. Ramsey said. Ten boys are now on the three week old CAP flight's roster.
Surgery in your care would be no more hazardous than usual. Your gallbladder incision would be on the left side instead of the right.
The article describes white blood cells as body policemen patrolling the bloodstream and various organs. They respond to infections, travel to liver lungs spleen and bone marrow, rest in stations, retire when inactive, and are swept from the body with coughing or bowel movements.
Public Transportation Authority General Manager H. Leroy Shoaff warned another bus route may be discontinued if riders do not increase usage. He said Friday night runs into Union Two may be dropped, with service currently operating Monday and Friday nights when city stores are open.
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