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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1973
Page
9
Monday to Wednesday meal list for Laurel area schools, detailing daily menus across multiple days. Entries include sloppy joe, fish sandwich, Italian pizza, baked macaroni, and various sides, with milk and dessert options. Menu notes occasional typos and repetitive items for different days and meals.
Union Monday offers beef pattie on bun with fries fruit ice cream and milk. Tuesday serves juice oven fried chicken mashed potatoes with gravy roll butter fruit cup and milk. Wednesday features pizza tossed salad fruit and milk.
Members of the 4H Country wide Girls Club met May 23 at the Singer Store in Towne Mall for a program starting with a film strip titled Figure Plattery Through Optical Elusion. The sewing machine company film covered pattern selection and fabric coordination by figure type. A discussion on 4-H projects followed. Shirley Peak was named president, Caroline McCullough vice president, Brenda Skiba secretary, and Mary Lou Smith reporter. Upcoming 4-H events were announced.
The Youth Fellowship of Faith Baptist church with Pastor Brown plans an evening service at several New Castle housing projects. Faith Baptist Junior church tomorrow will be led by Mrs Raymond McCracken and Miss Phyllis Pratt..Itoa
Community notices from New Castle News June 2 detail Bibles presented to graduates Brenda Graham Jennifer Stein and Joe Kwolek at Harlansburg Presbyterian Church, with other parish events including June banquets missionary meetings and Friday social committee plans. Several local residents are listed with travels and visits.
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