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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1994
Page
8
In a Dear Abby style letter set in New Castle, a pediatric nurse recounts a two year old frightened by her father’s threat to call the doctor for a shot. The nurse urges parents to avoid scaring children or turning healthcare workers into foes and to explain care clearly.
Janice Alberico will speak at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the school of nursing auditorium. New officers will be installed. The auxiliary recently hosted the hospital memorial service. SEARS retirees plan breakfast at Eat n Park tomorrow at 9 30 a m. Post 1 Travelers meet Friday at Hoss s. Officers named Rita Eloesser Paula Slater Susan Wiedelko Marilyn Leech Joann Lombardo. 1994 scholars named Miriam Joy Rupp Jaelyn Rene Farris Melissa Dawn Felton Barbara Ann Hill Robin Sweitzer Riley Perdue Susan Maslyn.
Dear readers, Bell's palsy results from interrupted nerve signals in facial muscles, usually on one side. Often linked to prior viral infection. eye protection and moisture are advised, with possible eye patch and physical therapy. About 80 percent recover in weeks to months, some retain mild weakness.
Stacy Payne, 15, of 1903 Line Road, was installed as worthy advisor of New Castle Assembly 1, International Order of the Rainbow for Girls. A Neshannock High School student, Payne has held multiple Rainbow offices since initiation in March 1991 and selected a burgundy teal and silver theme with the angel as her symbol for the term.
Teachers explain campus programs from computers to music and PE. Eight student hosts guide viewers through classes and routines in a video tour dedicated to late sixth grade teacher Eleanor Miller who served 38 years in the district. The piece notes a 1921 Miss America antecedent contest in Atlantic City.
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