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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1975

Page

12

Shenango parents challenge cutback in summer music program

Shenango Area School Board faced about 25 parents objections to dropping the district summer music program. High School Band Director Daniel Ryder urged reconsideration, proposing reduced hours. some members urged delaying lunches for band camp funding. The board budget already increases by 16,000 and cannot fund the program without tax increases, with a meeting set to negotiate a compromise.

Shenango. Area Daniel Ryder Ryder Thomas. Martwitski Sesson Joseph Trimble Gary Reed Stanley Holl 1Spa

Jaycees Prepare Safety Town Program For Kids

The New Castle Jaycees offer a two week Safety Town program at Ben Franklin Junior High for children entering kindergarten or first grade this September. 96 youngsters will join morning or afternoon sessions from June 16 to July 18 with 24 students per class, in a miniature town with traffic signs and child size vehicles. Applications are on a first come, first served basis via the enrollment form.

Safety Town Ben Franklin Junior High School The New Castle Jaycees New Castle School Board Police Fire Departments

Safety Town Application Forms Availability

Application packets for Safety Town are available from July 1 to July 27 and July 7 to July 18. Bruce Waldman, 203 E Maltland Lane, New Castle PA 16105, is requested to submit a check or money order payable to the New Castle Jaycees.

Bruce Waldman Maltlind Lane New Castle Jaycees

Obituary notices from New Castle area deaths

Obituaries from New Castle area list Mrs Margaret Welsh of 72 their extended family including a stepson and stepdaughter, burial at Oak Park Cemetery after services at R Cunningham Funeral Home. Frank Hambrick of 211 W Moody Ave dies at 72 after extended illness with service at St Pauls Church and burial at Oak Park Cemetery. Joseph Olzak of 508 Crescent Ave dies at 66, former electrician, Navy veteran, service at St Agathas Church and burial at St Agathas Cemetery. Chester McPhee 78 of Youngstown dies, former board of education member and coach, funeral at Forest Lawn Cemetery Chapel. John David Lewis 64 of Zelienople dies after extended illness. bakery operator and community leader. services at Ziegler Funeral Home with burial at Zelienople Cemetery. Miss Neva B Moore 2 dies. service at Howard H Reynolds Funeral Service with burial at Castle View Burial Park. Miss Ann Cevelia Gallagher dies. Mass at St Mary Church and burial at St Mary Cemetery.

Giyson Welsh Ellwood Ily Vera Welsh Ellwood City Marry Harriet) Hetrick New Castle Evan II Thomas Arihue Attomas R. Cunningham Funeral Home, Inc Wilmington Road George R. Saylor Oak Park Cemetery Frank Hansburk W. Moody Ave Gastonia William Emma Crowe Hambrick Hambrick St. Paul's Baptist Church Myrtle Dee David James Norathy) Robinson Enna Jackson Areitha) Morgan Robert Frances) Waters George Annie) Woodson Pittsburgh Frank Jr W. North Steven Wiley Edward A Donald G. DeCarlo Mill and Ti Jutton Streets Suwoon Joseph N. Okak Crescent Ave Frank N Anna Novak Olzak Wilwood City Olzak SE Agatha Church International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers IBEW Beaver U.S. Navy American Legion Sylvia Goldfeder Robert W Clarann) Ripley Cazenovia N.Y Frances Smith Lee Mazie) Schlosser Heaver Falls Leonard Arjorie) Michards Akron Ohio Debra Ann Ripley Albert I Kenneth ©. Turner Sixth St St. Agatha Church Donald L. Voelker Burkitt St. Agatha Cemetery Youngstown AL A.m Forest Lawn Cemetery Chester H. McPhee Noel Drive Shehy, Delason Garfield South Chaney High School Board of Education Ile Mabel Eleazer Frenk Princeton University Houston Texas Zellsnople John David Lewis Main St Old Peoples Home Civil Service Commission Zelienople Notary Club Harmony Lodge Nason Syria Temple Shrive Valley of New Castle Ya Frishkam Wlr Mary) Tagabis Fayetteville Ark Jean Ziegler Funeral Home James Tilton Inclienaple Cemetery Neva B. Moore Winslow Ave Beckford St Howard H. Reynolds Adams St Russell &. Perry First United Methodist Church Castle View Miss Moore Lawrence County James and Elizabeth Moore R.D. Walters Farm Machinery Co Quola Club Earl Moore St. Mary Church Ann Cevelia Gallagher Gorough Line St Eugene J. Dougherty St. Mary Cemetery J. Bradley McGonigley W. Falls and W. Beaver Streets

John Adams Proposes Continental Army to Congress

John Adams urges Congress to declare the American militia besieging Boston as a Continental Army, establishing a formal national force during the conflict with Britain.

John Adams Congress Boston

Two Boys Injured by Autos in Separate City Crashes

Two youths were treated at city hospitals after being struck by cars on Wy Washington Street and Sutton Street. Richard Neeley, 11, of 703 Grandview Ave, was examined at Jameson Hospital with no apparent injuries after a bicycle mishap near Lee Avenue at 3 03 p.m. Ralph Alberico, 13, of 525 Lindal St, suffered a bruise to the left hip and a cut on the right elbow when struck by a van on Sutton Street around 8 15 p.m. Skid marks 24 feet long were found. the driver was identified as George John, 55, of 1130 S Mill St. He stated Alberico did not look before crossing.

Sonal W. Washington Lutton Richard Neeley Grandview Ave Jameson Hospital Wy. Washington Street Lee Avenue Ihe Neeley Ralph Alberica Lyndal St St. Francis Hospital Sutton Street Delver George John Mill St. Alberico Alberica

Neshannock approves budget and raises for next school year

Neshannock Township School Board approves the $2,521,016 budget with $2,551,839 in revenues and tax rates including per capita and wage tax. The board also raises for custodians secretaries cafeteria workers and bus drivers with a minimum wage adjustment to $2.20 for those earning below that rate. A new reading support program for elementary students funded through the Midwestern Intermediate Unit LV will expand to math and other subjects with federal funds next year. A resigning teacher is to be replaced by a new coordinator for the program. A sabbatical leave is approved for Mrs Eleanore A Geleby and a list of fall activities and sponsors is adopted. The district rejects a plan to free students for environmental projects.

Neshannock Township Roscam DeVelda Nestianuack Memorial Glenn Smock Pew Smock Grove City Eleanore A. Geleby State Soil and Water Conservation District

Laurel School Board narrows elementary feasibility bidders

Laurel trustees cut the list of firms from six to three for a new elementary school feasibility study. The selected bidders are Bunt Hill and Associates, Heroes and Associates, and Williams Shields Snyder and Goas. Earlier bids ranged around 3200 to 3600, with Eckles offering a no charge option. The state教育 department says four existing elementary buildings need repairs, and the study may evaluate building a central new school at Hickory Heights Princeton Harkarstau Basthroa. Next meeting set for Hickory Heights with board president Robert Fleming planning rotating site visits.

Laurel School Board Bunt, Hill and Associates Buller, Hunter Heroes and Associates Sharon and Williams Shields, Snyder and Goas Harrisburg John © Taddad Joseph A. St. Jean Joseph A. St. Jean and Associates of New Castle, W. G. Eckles Co New Castle Buchart Associates Pittsburgh Eckles State Department of Education Hickory Heights Princeton Harkarstau Basthroa Robert H. Fleming

City to Repaint Tennis Courts at GW Junior High

Teifinis courts at George Washington Junior High School will be closed today and tomorrow for a city repaint project. Asphalt Sealer of Hillsville will sand the surface today and apply a new Jaykold finish tomorrow. The prior Jaykold coat, laid last year, is peeling, city officials say likely due to a dirty surface at application.

Teifinis George Washington Junior High School Hillsville Jaykold

SRSC faculty lobby against state job cuts

Sov Miltead and Shapp report the statewide association plans legal action over state ordered job cuts, arguing insufficient proof of necessity breaches their contract. Cavill urges public response to influence legislators and secure college funding while Thompson notes the college must comply with the cutback order.

Sov. Miltead. Shapp Walivik Mss

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