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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1957
Page
13
United Press dispatches from Bonn London Springfield Mafraq New York offer brief quotes and snippets from leaders and public figures on disarmament trials crime religion and etiquette. The items mix serious statements with light humor and a miscellaneous column of reflections.
A concise examination by Garry Cleveland Myers on parenting challenges. The piece analyzes common parental dilemmas and offers practical guidance for shaping child behavior and development.
Shenango Area School Board and Shenango Township Board held meetings in Shenango School. Henry Karki elected treasurer for both boards. The budget for 1957-58 was adopted. Tax millage set at 30 mills with a 1% wage tax continued through 1957-58. Jeff St John named township secretary. Ronald Good, Shenango High School graduate, received congratulations and gifts at a reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Ray Good after commencement exercises.
Susanne Patro reads last meeting minutes. Patty Makarevich outlines plans for a party to be finalized at the next meeting on Tuesday June 4 at 10 a.m. in the Firehall. Shenango Area Lions Club meets June 3 at 6 30 p.m. in the Shenango Firehall with Joe Leyde of the New Castle Lions installing officers and a New Castle delegation attending. Officers to be installed include President Dave Piper and multiple vice presidents, secretary Charles Reider, treasurer Claire Baldwin, Lion Tamer James Donley, Tail Twister Eugene Brown, directors Glenn W Johnston and George Body. Memorial Day activities mention Indianapolis over Memorial Day. Airman Dan Buffington arrives or spends Memorial Day with wife Delores Buffington of Willowbrook Road. Cynthia Harrison, daughter of Herbert Harrison, is home ill with mumps.
On May 23 Shenango Township Cub Pack 46 gathered at Shenango School at 7 30 p m for a regular meeting. Den Chiefs led by Frank Harvey ran the program with Mrs Nell Harvey's Den organizing refreshments. The annual Denny Reunion is set for June 8 at 6 p m with a tureen dinner at Mr and Mrs William Lippman Sr residence on Old Pittsburgh Rd.
The 4 H Silver Thimbles met Tuesday May 28 at the Shenango Firehall. Mary Alice presided as three new members were welcomed into the group during the business session.
The Gabettes Club of Willowbrook Rd met at Mrs. Ruth Cunningham’s home for games. Olive Warner won the hostess prize and helped serve lunch. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Olive Warner’s Willowbrook Rd home.
Walter Steele and Gary Brown news from Castlewood and Roy Drive note hospital stays and a new baby boy. Several relatives visit, including Jacob and Joe Davis of Akron and J A Davis, with others recovering from heart attacks and mumps. Nora Cunningham dies of a heart attack. Cunningham family travels to Indiana, Pa.. Dave Piper attends automobile races.
A cooperative flood plain zoning research project between Forests and Waters and the U S Geological Survey is announced with $75,000 federal and $80,300 Commonwealth funding. The three phase pilot will study Allegheny County stretches of Chartiers Creek and nearby reaches to develop hydrologic techniques and a technical manual for local zoning ordinances.
Memphis Meriwether Lewis National Monument in West Tennessee marks the death and burial place of the famed leader of the first expedition to the Pacific Northwest.
The Scout Council schedules boards of review for Connoquenessing and Mahoning Kuskuski districts in July and August with Rev. Malcolm Brown and Plummer D. Gibson as chairmen. Camps open July 7 for five weeks. Twelve Lawrence County representatives will attend a National Council meeting in Philadelphia July 11-12 including luncheons and a visit to Valley Forge. Local registrants include S. A. Mooney, G. F. Winter Jr., J. Gerson, L. Round, H. R. Conner, W. B. Barret, and J. Polovina of Ellwood City.
A pithy aphorism compares business to oil and notes it does not mix with nonbusiness ventures, emphasizing the exclusive nature of commerce and practical discipline in markets.
Ice Mint medicated cream soothes burning feet with lanolin for cool lasting relief. Easy application helps soften callouses and corns and keeps feet feeling fresh while temperatures soar. Don’t delay and get Ice Mint today.
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