Safety Town registrations being taken
Safety Town offers two two week sessions at Ben Franklin Junior High for children entering kindergarten or first grade. Sponsored by the New Castle Jaycees in cooperation with the School Board and local police and fire departments, the program runs 9 to 11 a.m. or noon to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday with 25 children per class. First come first served for about 100 participants.
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Ben Franklin Junior High School
New Castle Jaycees
Safety Town
New Castle
Engineers elect officers at Midwestern Chapter meeting
Ivor Rorquist of Ellwood City hosted the Midwestern Chapter of the Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers at the Holiday Inn with guest speaker Karen Rorquist of Baltimore. New officers for 1979 80 were named for PSPE and PSPE Auxiliary, including Joseph Kurtranich Sharon president Donald Badger New Castle secretary Jon Snyder Sharon treasurer Ken Maloney Oil City vice president Janet Kurtanich Sharon auxiliary president Marilyn Badger New Castle auxiliary vice president Lois Maloney Oil City treasurer Bobby Dobranetski Greenville second vice president May Casey Sharon secretary.
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Ivor Rorquist
Ellwood City
Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers
Holiday Inn
Butler
Joseph Kurtranich
Sharon
Donald Badger
New Castle
Jon Snyder
Ken Maloney
Oil City
Janet Kurtanich
Marilyn Badger
Lois Maloney
Bobby Dobranetski
Greenville
May Casey
4-H Star Tele Painters elect new officers
Mrs Cathy Fedigan leader of the Star Tele Painters 4-H Club announces future meeting plans. New officers elected include Stacey Fedigan as president Sharon Raub as vice president Joan Ladesic as secretary and Debbie Selzer as news reporter. The next meeting is 10 am to noon Wednesday at the leader's home.
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Cathy Fedigan
Star Tele Painters 4-H Club
Stacey Fedigan
Sharon Raub
Joan
Ladesic
Debbie Selzer
Rent law changes proposed by Pratt to include singles
State Rep. Ralph Pratt plans an amendment to House Bill 1031 to allow low income single people over 50 to join the senior citizens tax and rent rebate program. The current program targets those over 65 and widows or widowers over 50, with income limits, and Pratt estimates 35,300 more people could join at about $8 million a year.
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Harrisburg
Ralph Pratt
D-Lawrence
Pratt
House
General Assembly
Lottery Fund
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Milann Daugherty
Sumner Ave
Elas
Karen Rorquist
Baltimore, Md
Larry Holt
PSPE
Universal
Vanity
Bargain Center
Moravia ST
Ctizens Bann OF
New CasTl
Pennsylvania
F.d.1.c
Westgate Plaza
West
Joan Ladesic
Peldge
New Castle News
DIAL
Frank Kacher
Howland Denture Clinic
E. Market ST
Warren
Ohio
Howland Plaza
Old RT
Maintene
R.R. Colaluca
Moody Ave
RCA
India
Burlington House
Shannon
Monterey
Kennedy
Jare, West
New Castle PA
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