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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
16
City officials and county commissioners met to evaluate the impact of the city taking over maintenance of bridges now owned by the county. The proposal to allow the city and other municipalities to assume responsibility was raised several weeks ago by Commissioner.
Maurice H Slavonsky announced the last day for county residents aged 55 plus to register with the Lawrence County Senior Citizen Association for discounted merchant rates at a $1 yearly fee. The center at 224 FE. Washington St. will be open 9 to 4 Saturday. He urged city or county help to process applications.
The American Water Works Co. System received a George Washington Honor Medal from the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. Tan Troxell, manager of Western Pennsylvania Water Co. New Castle District, said the award cited two pamphlets distributed to system customers. Western Pennsylvania Water Co. is part of the American system.
Fuel shortages curb irrigation and harvest plans in the wheat belt of Texas. Wanda Young, manager, warns this peak period could see significant yield losses as growers contend with a national fuel crisis. Local officials say the impact may ripple through agriculture and markets.
Veterans of World War I Barracks 2790 plan their final summer gathering Tuesday at the New Penn Hotel. Ernest Drake urges lunch reservations by Monday as fuel shortages threaten harvest, risking a 93.2 million bushel crop worth 208 million dollars.
The Youth organization of Plain Grove South United Presbyterian Church opens a summer vesper series on Sunday at 8 p.m. on the church lawn. Rev. M. Dudley Rose, Grove City College chaplain, speaks first in informal dress. inclement weather moves the service indoors.
The Shenango Elementary Recreation program begins Monday and runs six weeks with morning crafts and games and afternoon outdoor activities. Kindergarten to eighth graders meet Tuesday mornings with open gym afternoons. Wednesdays feature skating for grades four to six and afternoon team games. Thursday mornings include drafts and games with outdoor activities in the afternoon. Friday mornings offer swimming at Pine Hills Lake with individual activities in the afternoon. Instructors are Edward Maslyk and Miss Berky Karki. A small admission charge is noted. The 1963 New Castle High School reunion events include an 8 p.m. Happy Hour at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted G. Lewis and a dinner dance at Oak Tree Country Club in West Middlesex.
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