Transit Authority to buy 10 new compact buses
The New Castle Area Transit Authority will decide at noon tomorrow which bidder will supply 10 compact buses for the Mass Transportation Demonstration Project. Two firms, Flxible Bus Co. and Minibus Inc., remain in contention after a meeting at the city bus garage. Total cost exceeds $145,000 with state and federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Area
Fixible Bus Co
Loudonville
Ohio
Minibus Inc
California
David Peoples
Flxible
Carl Boyer
Minibus
Hansen
Cottrell
Authority
Robert Mathews
Thomas A. Shumaker
Birth at St Francis Hospital for Mr and Mrs Sapienza
St Francis Hospital announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Sapienza of 928 Harrison Street on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hospital
Charles Sapienza
Harrison St
Reunion planned for 1930 New Castle High School classes
The January and June 1930 groups will meet at the Elks Home at 6 30 p m on June 18. Call Mrs Elizabeth Eckles or Mrs Ethel Good if you did not receive notice Reservations should be given to Mrs Good by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Elks
Elizabeth Eckles
Englewood Ave
Ethel Good
Willowbrook Rd
Good
Shenango
Shenango Mee
Monay
Pittsburgh Rd
J. P. Byers
South New Castle Borough
Ellwood Rd
Ridenour
Elizabeth Ridenour
West Middlesex
Sharpeval
New Wilmington
John McClure
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Neshannock Cemetery
Annual pet parade opens Pulaski Homecoming
A thoroughbred dog named Pierre won the $5 top prize in the Pulaski annual pet parade opening the 16th Homecoming celebration. The event drew about 125 entries including dogs cats horses birds and fish with judges led by Rev. Carl Jameson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Pierre
Elmer Gurtner
Kristen Gurtner
Mark Gurtner
North St
Ernest Gallagher
June Platts
Randy McFall
Dan Genger
Richard Houlette
Adam Grell
Robert Mitcheltree
Norris Winters
Raymond Young
Genger
Grell
Pennsylvania Amateur Horseman’s Association
West Middlesex Coeds
Volunteer Session Scheduled at Red Cross Chapter House
A volunteer training session for teens aged 15 and over is set for 3 30 p m Monday at the Red Cross Chapter House 222 No Mercer St. Mrs Audrey B Morris executive director reports 105 registrations to date and invites late entrants by calling the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Rg Red Cross
Mercer St
Audrey B. Morris
Red Cross
Red Cross Ice
Deaths of the Day and War Updates From Local Ledger
Obituaries list Raymond Boyd 51 of 815 Lakeview Ave died at St Francis Hospital of apparent heart attack. Also paying tribute Vito Pazello 72 of 12 Graham St Koppel and Joseph Puchlopek 49 of 25 S Scotland Lane. War report notes 101st Airborne battles near Dak Ta Kan Valley with 6,700 Communists in Kontum region and allied casualty figures amid air losses and Viet Cong actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Pete) Boyd
Lakeview Ave
St. Francis Hospital
Parker
Miles
Sarah Rebecca Boyd
Ann Fleming
Aetna Standard Division
Elaw-Knox Corp
Ellwood City
Harry
Norman
George
Carlos
Seymour
Minerva McAnanney
Mary Whelan
Sarah Schimp
Lavina
William F. DeCabo
Cunningham Ave
Russel Moore
Savannah Methodist Church
Graceland Cemetery
Vito Pazello
Graham St
Koppel
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Italy
Anthony
Rose Pazello
Medusa Portland Cement Co
Pazello
St. Teresa Church
American Legion
Beaver Falls
Italian Mutual Benefit Society
Pietrina Pietrandrea
M. Concepta
Sisters of the Holy Ghost
Youngstown
Daniel
Veronica) Nye
Sutton
St. Teresa
Beaver Falls Memorial Circle
Joseph A. Puchlopek
S. Scotland Lane
Cleveland Clinic
George and
Sadie Dlugosz Puchlopek
Mary Serwatka
Youngstown Cabinet Co
Puchlopek
SS Philip and James Church
Tow Jagielly Society
Sadie Puchlopek
New Castle
Thomas
Mary) Mayberry
Frank
Stanley
Noga
S. Mill and
E. Reynolds
Francis A. Maida
Lodge
Chau
101St “Screaming Eagles
Airborne
Dak Ta Kan
Saigon
U. S
Kontum Province
North Viet Nam
Dong Hoi
AIE
Aoe
America
Viet Nam
Scranton backs veteran education aid over Viet Nam bonus
Gov. William Scranton urged using educational benefits like the WWII GI bill for Vietnam veterans rather than a cash bonus. He called bonuses costly and less beneficial, noting a state Senate amendment and House bill proposing a $10 million bonus seek passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Harrisburg
Shenango DVBS Opens at Shenango Church
Shenango eee DVBS will open Monday at Shenango Christian Church Willowhurst Circle for children ages 3 to 15. Sessions run 7 to 9 p.m. June 13-17 and June 20-24 with the theme God Lives Today. A highlight will be color slides of Rhodesia mission work in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Eee Dvbs
Shenango Christian Church
Willowhurst Circle
Rhodesia
Africa
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Han
Edward A. DeCarbo
Meehan
Pagley
Albert Swiger
Dist. Atty
Kenneth E. Fox Jr
Swiger
Fox
George Kennedy
Sam DeCarlo
Ernest Crawford
Detroit
del Weis
Victor Cubellis
W. Gilmore Smith
Crawford
Providence Hospital
Philadelphia
Rochester
Rochester Hospital
Wayne St
Orrico’s
Johnson Bronze Co
City Transit Authority
Atch Repair
le P
Emer
Pres
Tou NY
Huw Castle
Holy Trinity P.N.C. Church Hall
Jefferson and Miller Ave
By Don Bodnar
Glen Wolford
Pulaski RD
Reed McCullough
State Rd
Audino
Joseph Solomon
Milton Shapp
Lawrence County
Donald O. Oesterling
Butler
Dominick E. Cioffi
Paul Yakob
Robert Grant
General Assembly
Oesterling
Cioffi
Yakob
Nicaragua
Cuba
Havana
Miami
Raymond Willis
Coral Gables
Sanibel
Captive Islands
Fort Myers
Dade County Fruit Growers
Joe Walker
White
North American Aviation
Air Force
Edwards
Lane Mountain
Ft. Irwin
New Castle News
Mark
Kristen Gartner
House Higher Education Committee
Scranton
Universit of Pennsylvania
Jefferson Medical
Topeka
State Printer
University
Washburn University
McVicker Hall
Rice Hall
Thomas Gymnasium
Stover
Carruth
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Wrenamset
Jour Convenience
Tommy) Pagley
S. Mill St
St. Vitus
Joseph F. Fabbri
S. Mill
E. Sutton
St. Vitus Church
Hue
American Gem Society
Jesse N. Kerr
N. Mill St
Warner
Warner’s
S.croton Avenue
Photo Shop
Larry Verone
William Francescone
State Farm
Pat J. Falvo
Insurance Companies
Home Office
Bloomington
Inols
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