Fulmen Romanum marks 25th anniversary of Latin paper
The New Castle high school Latin newspaper Fulmen Romanum celebrates a quarter century with staff of 35 Latin students. Editor Mary Ann DeLorenzo leads two editions this year under adviser Miss Mildred Roux, with history traces to 1948 Volume I. News highlights past honors, society officers, and senior farewells, noting funds from sales fund silver medals for Summa and Magna Cum Laude.
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Fulmen Romanum
New Castle
Thunderbolt
Mildred Roux
S. May Aiken
Mary Ann DeLorenzo
Ruthann Phipps
Barb Baka
Marilyn Booker
Bernard Jackson
Mary Ellen Kienast
Nancy Ciotto
Mark Brice
John Cameron
Debbie Stoner
Cindy Cioppa
Patti DeSimone
Elizabeth James
Jim Love
Julie O'Connor
Pat McCormick
Mike McCormick
Tim Hennon
Barb
Bart Richards
the News
Julius Caesar
Rome
Caesar
Rubicon
Brutus
Senatus Romanus
Don Weisbaker
Vergil
Don Levine
Cicero
Nancy Hinish
Jim Heinrich
Mary Ellen Kienest
New Castle High School
New Castle News
Overlook license renewed for New Wilmington nursing home
The state Department of Public Welfare renewed The Overlook Medical Clinic Inc. nursing home license at 74 capacity for the first and second floors, with 23 on the second floor restricted to ambulatory residents, valid until January 11, 1973.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Public Welfare
Overlook Medical Clinic Inc
New Castle St
New Wilmington
Moraine State Park access road bids opened in Pittsburgh
Senator Donald Oesterling said the General State Authority opened bids for a Moraine State Park access road in Butler County. The project plans seven miles of paved roads and one arch culvert with a pedestrian underpass, designed by Michael Baker Jr. Inc., costing 1,579,938 dollars and set for completion in June 1973.
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Harrisburg
Donald O. Oesterling
Butler
General State Authority
Moraine State Park
Butler County
Oesterling
State Office
Pittsburgh
Michael Baker Jr
Burglaries Reported Across County In Separate Incidents
State police described three white males in a red and black car burglarizing a Union Township mobile home at 2508 W State St and fleeing after stealing a pump shotgun and shells. Other thefts include a RD 4 Scott Township residence losing a color TV, stereo, shotguns, and rifles worth 490 dollars and a Pulaski Township office break in with 20 dollars taken and 200 dollars in damage. A VFW auxiliary picnic and officer installation are planned tomorrow at 6 p.m. at Cascade Park Community House.
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Union Township
Frank Kinda
W. State St
Scott Township
RD 4
Edward W. Altman
New Bedford Concrete Supply Co
Pulaski Township
State police test speedometers with portable facilities
State police in New Castle began using portable dynamometer units to test cruisers speedometers locally rather than sending cars to Beaver Falls. Twenty vehicles at the substation will be checked in about two hours, saving roughly 40 man hours monthly for patrol duties. The service is provided by Gene Davidheiser’s Speedometer Repair of Telford, who operates across 54 state police sub stations and 275 municipalities. Local agencies may also use the portable facilities when in town.
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Anthony Matson
Beaver Falls
New Castle
Davidheiser
Telford
Montgomery County
Gene Davidheiser
Evening swim and class schedule at Y venue
The Y offers a Thursday timetable with recreational youth swim from 4 to 5 pm followed by adult swim from 5 to 6 pm. Synchronized swimming runs 7 to 8 pm, with a juniors and seniors swim team 7:30 to 9:30 pm and an Aikido class from 7 to 9:30 pm.
Kiwanians hear talk on drugs
State Police Lt. Harold G. Rice told the New Castle Kiwanis Club yesterday that while many say drug use is decreasing, his data show an uptick. He warned that abuse of legal drugs may be rising, and linked venereal disease increases to drug use and birth control devices. George Wilson led the program. Lyle Bramhall and Harry Hammond provided music. Dick Olacz presided.
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Harold G. Rice
New Castle
Lyle Bramhall
Harry Hammond
Dick Olacz
Bethlehem Man Wins National Handicapped Poster Contest
Robert Clark Jr. of Bethlehem won the national poster contest of the President's committee on employment of the handicapped after taking the state title. He receives 1000 dollars and a senior in commercial art at Bethlehem Area Vocational Technical High School. his design will aid national publicity. Local winner Linda Puzio, a junior at Lawrence County Area Vocational Technical School, is from 131 S. Lee Ave.
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Robert Clark Jr
Bethlehem
President’s Committee On Employment of
Clark
Bethlehem Area Vocational Technical High School
Linda Puzio
S. Lee Ave
Lawrence County Area Vocational Technical School
Ellport Council Rejects Park Area Apartment Plan
Ellport borough council voted unanimously to deny a zoning change near Ellport Community Park that would have reclassified 11 acres from light industrial to residential. The move would have allowed Gumina Construction Co. of Cleveland to build a 100 to 110 unit complex, with local realtor Robert W. Powell explaining details to about 30 residents.
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Ellport — Borough
Ellport Community Park
Gumina Construction Co
Cleveland
Robert W. Powell
Gumina Co
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Penn Power
Overlook
Moraine
WFEW
Lawrence County Council For the
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cascade Park
Ellport
Hudson
RANDE
U.S.P
Hudson Ecology
SUN Drug Stores
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