Shenango Two Girl Scout Leaders Plan June Play Day
About 25 leaders met at Mrs. Robert Greene’s home on Old Pittsburgh Road to discuss the annual Play Day set for June 9 at Camp Elliot. Anna Mary Douglas invested five leaders. Day Camp registrations and a new program level, effective September 1963, were outlined for Brownies to Seniors.
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Shenango Two
Robert Greene
Pittsburgh Rd
Camp Elliot
Anna Mary Douglas
George Kennedy
Pittsburgh
Castlewood
Scout Court Honors First Class and Senior Patches
Presentations marked First Class and Curved Bar to Nancy Ru pert Terry Meade Kathy Sue Johnson Kathy Hazen Lorraine Glasser and Alice Trupe Troop 93 girls earned Senior Program Patches Janice DuBrock Judy Hobrat Susan Mc Nutt Cerita Pocza Linda Weston and Denise Hill were named Patti Shirey and Kathy Markel were absent Each mother received a Brownie Scout Marigold Alice Trupe moving to Pittsburgh received a troop gift
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Nancy Rupert
Terry Meade
Kathy Sue Johnson
Kathy Hazen
Lorraine Glasser
Alice Trupe
Janice DuBrock
Judy Hobrat
Susan McNutt
Cerita Pocza
Linda Weston
Denise Hill
Patti Shirey
Kathy Markel
Pittsburgh
Local youths and family visits noted in community brief
Tom Brown of Roy Drive is spending a two week furlough at his home. Elaine Roborough of New Kensington visited over the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Good on Willowbrook Road. Ronald Good, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Good, graduated Friday from Slippery Rock State College with a major in physics and chemistry and has accepted a teaching position in Petersboro Schools near Cannonsburg Pennsylvania.
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Tom Brown
Eugene Brown
Roy Dr
Elaine Rorahbaugh
New Kensington
Mrs. Ray Good
Willowbrook Rd
Ronald Good
Ray Good
Slippery Rock State College
Ronald
Petersboro
Cannonsburg
Daily Almanac for Friday June 1 in history note
United Press International notes for Friday June 1 mark day 152 of the year with 213 remaining. historic milestones listed include 1812 James Madison warning of a second war with Britain and 1881 West Point cadets banned from tobacco. 1944 siesta abolishment in Mexico and 1958 Charles de Gaulle named French premier.
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United Press International
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
James Madison
Congress
Great Britain
Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Mexico
Charles de Gaulle
France
House Repair Costs Asked In Suit Against Cwynar
Ted Cwynar of 1708 Hanna St is defendant in a $2794 suit filed in Lawrence County Court by James and Mrs Moser of RD 6. They seek damages for repairs to their house at 902 Butler Ave after a car allegedly driven by Cwynar struck it while he slept at the wheel between 3 and 3:30 a.m. on December 3, 1960. Cwynar may answer within 20 days.
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Willowbrook Garden Club
Butler
Jo Mariacher
Lawrence County Council of Garden Clubs
Pennsylvania Power Co
Shenango
Butler Ave
Shenango Park
Mooney’s Park
Ted Cwynar
Hanna St
Lawrence
James Moser
Cwynar
Water border Ottawa Canada United States boundary
About three-fourths of the 4,000 mile long boundary between the U S mainland and Canada is water.
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Ottawa
U. S. Mainland
Canada
Braised Round Steak Delights The Family Feasts
Braising steak yields tender juicy meat with rich flavor. Use top round or full cut steaks about half inch thick, brown in fat, then slow cook with added water or bouillon. Vegetables may be cooked with the meat, mushrooms add variety, and gravy is made from the cooking liquid with flour.
Utah liquor tax funds school lunch program in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City reports that Utah liquor tax revenue supports funding for hot school lunches. The program benefits students across districts, with continued reliance on tax proceeds to cover meal costs and related services.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Farmers produce enough broilers for monthly fried chicken per person
Washington data from the UPI report shows U S broiler production last year would allow every American to have a whole fried chicken each month. The USDA released figures detailing chick en output and distribution levels, highlighting strong poultry industry yields nationwide.
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Ers
U.S. Department of Agriculture
School Bond Papers Filed In New Castle District Bond Issue
Papers filed with Lawrence County Court by solicitor Joseph Solomon outline a $3 140 446 bonded debt for the New Castle School Districts new $2 150 000 issue. The filing lists gross liability at $3 225 000 including outstanding bonds and authorized but unissued elective bonds, with assets such as delinquent taxes and debt service payments applied against the liability.
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New Castle
Ereres Se
Se Board
Joseph Solomon
Lawrence County Court
Girls Of Troop 96 Tea For Mothers In St Joseph Hall
Girl Scout Troop 96 hosted a tea in St. Joseph Church Hall to honor twenty mothers. Mary Ann Siglow led the event with 23 girls participating in a color guard. Rose Ann Scilla, Carol Thomas, Joyce Walczak, and Paul ette Smulick presented the flag to Rev. Anthony Wehrle for display. Dianne Cole and Marcia led a skit honoring the mothers.
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Vicki DeCarbo
Mary Pat Donegan
Carol Ebitz
Barbara Hinton
Linda Lyskowka
Bett Nicholson
Anne Roussos
Marcia Szuba
Carol Wojtowicz
Kathy DeGidio
Eileen Hodgkiss
Elaine Boczar
Patricia Hodgkiss
Mary Pat Mayer
Judy Nogee
Marilyn Rozzi
Carol Thomas
Oscar Murphy
Joseph Wojtowicz
Joseph Hodgkiss
Leo Nicholson
Joseph
Mary Ann Siglow
Elaine Rotano
Dianne Cole
Carol Wotowicz
Juliette Low
Gaston Park
St. Joseph Church Hall
Rose Ann Scilla
Joyce Walczak
Paulette Smulick
Anthony Wehrle
Carpenter Returns To Work After Space Flight Honor
Astro naut M. Scott Carpenter went back to work in Hampton Virginia after receiving Colorado’s homage. The 37 year old Navy lieutenant commander will spend the next several days preparing a technical report on his May 24 space flight. He and his wife and four children have returned to their Langley Research Center area home near NASA.
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Hampton
Necessity Spending Data Shows Half Income On Essentials
A Washington report notes that about half of the average U S income is allocated to essential needs including food shelter and clothing, reflecting household budget priorities and living costs in the period.
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Washington
U. S
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PTA
Shenango Elementary
William Harding
Edwin McCowin
Denver Newman
James Hill
Ralph W. Hill
Shenango High School
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Neil Yoho
Lawrence Bruner
Hill
Harding
Yoho
Daily Almanac
Karl Marx
UPI
Farm
Troop 96
Galaxie
Ford Dealer
Blord Elgin
Lady Elgin Reva
Elgin
E. Washington ST
Carpenter
Perelman
Quiner
H.P
GEMCO
Briggs-Stratton
TATIC
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