Administrative reorganization contemplated for PIC consortium
Tanner and Bell pressed the governing board to back a plan to create AHSA as a new administrative level and realign resources and staff through June 1986. The plan includes a new PIC advisory committee, a contracted consulting firm, and continued regional oversight for Lawrence and Mercer counties with liability sharing and ongoing board membership through mid 1986. The group plans to seek legal opinions and reconvene June 25 in Franklin, while an appeal to withdraw remains pending with the federal Labor Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner
Bell
Consortium
PIC
AHSA
Mercer and
Lawrence County
Richard H. Miller Associates
Lawrence-Mercer Pic
Lawrence
Mercer
State Department of Labor
Board of Governors
Franklin
Federal Department of Labor
Obituary notices for Evans Marino and O'Shea families
The obituary notices report the deaths of Helen Garratt Linton Evans at 70 in Youngstown on June 12 1985 after an extended illness, and of Clara Tranquillo Marino 76 in Tampa Florida on June 13 1985, plus brief notices for John Engle and Louise Guillard O Shea with funeral details and affiliations. Evans leaves husband Phillip and four sons, one daughter, and many grandchildren. Marino leaves sons Robert and Ronald and daughter Mary. O Shea leaves two daughters and a son. Interments are planned at Castle View Memorial Gardens St Vitus Cemetery and Portersville Cemetery respectively.
Andrew Smiley dies after heart attack in 1985
Andrew R. Smiley 72 of RD 1 formerly worked at Interstate Creamery and Laurel High School died at home June 12 1985 after a heart attack born Jan 12 1913 in New Castle son of Leaf and Lillian Newton Smiley married Loretta McGuire June 6 1937 survived by wife a son Thomas a daughter Rosemary Fee and several nieces also survived by brothers and a sister burial at St Joseph Cemetery service details listed at local funeral home. Louis Burrelli Sr 55 of 41 Lattavo Drive former Packard Electric employee died June 12 1985 after a lingering illness born Dec 13 1929 in New Castle married Martha Cump 34 years survived by two sons Louis Jr and Charles four brothers a grandson visiting hours and service noted with interment at Oak Park Cemetery memorials to Hospice of St Francis Hospital. Drive slow Children move fast
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Tranquillo Marino
Hazelcroft Ave
Lawrence County
St. Joseph Hospital
Tampa
Fla
New Castle
Umberto and
Enrichetta Borelli Tranquillo
Anthony ‘‘Kiski’’ Marino
Carl Tranquillo
Edward A
Donald G. DeCarbo
S. Mill and
Sutton Streets
St. Vitus
Louise Guillard O’shea
Prospect RD 1
Passavant Health Center
Zelienople
St. Francis Hospital
Murrysville
Peter
Mary Witte Guillard
Robert O'Shea
O’shea
First United Presbyterian Church of
Portersville
Donald
Mary) Parson
Norman
Dorothy) Naplen
Russell M. O’shea
Annette Duddy
Volant
Pete Guillard
Prospect
Zane Guillard
Akron
Andrew R. Smiley
RD 1
Interstate Creamery
Laurel High School
Leaf
Lillian Newton Smiley
Loretta McGuire
Smiley
St. Joseph the
Louis Burrelli Sr
Lattavo Drive
Packard Electric
Warren
Ohio
Cataldo
Mary Perone Burrelli Sr
Martha Cump
Burrelli
First Baptist Church
U.S. Navy
Louis Jr
Charles
Anthony
Pittsburgh
John
New Port Ritchie
Cataldo Jr
Youngstown
Angelo
Pete
Louise Ferrante
William F
Roger M. DeCarbo Funeral Home Inc
Cunningham Ave
Darryl W. Knappen
Oak Park Cemetery
Engle, Oliver D. longtime West Virginia resident, dies at 75
Oliver D. Engle, 75, of 219 Beechwood Estates and former Bessemer resident, died June 12, 1985. Born August 19, 1909, he was the son of Rev. William J. and Sara D. Engle. Survived by wife Thelma DeArment, married in 1936, three daughters Sara Sowards, Nancy Alker, and Jo Lucas. a sister Dorothy Nord. eight grandchildren. a brother Ralph J. The Engles moved from Bessemer to Charleston in 1942 where he worked for McJunkin Engineer- Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Depot
W.va
Oliver D. Engle
Beechwood Estates
Bessemer
William J
Sara D. Engle
Thelma DeArment
David
Sara) Sowards
Richard
Nancy) Alker
Bristol
Walter
Lucas
Elkview
Lester
Dorothy) Nord
Ralph J
Charleston
McJunkin Engineer
Auction move falls from crane at Moravia Street plant
Park Corp. slows sale of aging factory equipment as half the plant’s machinery is auctioned off amid a weak market for industrial auctions. Newer gear stays. old Mesta machines deemed obsolete will go to a single buyer. Ellwood City Forge already bought a quarter of the Moravia Street facility for a $15.5 million melt shop project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Mesta
Stanley M. Friedman
Friedman
Park Corp
West Homestead
Raymond Park
Moravia Street
Ellwood City Forge Corp
Spring Wildflower Walk at Jennings Center
A guided walk exploring spring wildflowers will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Jennings Environmental Education Center. The one hour outing, free to the public, runs during center hours 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and Sundays. Trails open sunrise to sunset daily for hiking and nature programs. Summer topics include poison plants, eagles and Jennings prairie bloom. Located 12 miles north of Butler off Pa 528 near routes 528 8 and 173 intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings Environmental Education Center
Jennings
Butler
Clen-Moore Fellowship Ice Cream Social Planned
The Clen-Moore United Presbyterian Church Junior High Fellowship will sponsor an ice cream social from 6 to 8 30 p m tomorrow at the church. Ice cream from Friendly Ice Cream and homemade baked goods will be served admission is charged the event will be outdoors weather permitting otherwise the social will be held inside the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Co
Engle
Teays Valley Presbyterian Church
Scott Depot
Clen-Moore United Presbyterian Church Junior High Fellowship
Playhouse comedy presented again in New Wilmington
New Castle Playhouse reruns Fun City by Joan Rivers in New Wilmington with shows tomorrow Saturday 8 p.m. and Sunday 2 p.m. at the Globe Theater Market Street. Tickets at the door or via Professional Answering Service 222 N Mercer St. Auditions for Death of a Salesman set for Monday and Tuesday 7 30 p.m. at the theater. Eight men and five women needed. Directed by Laurie Stepanian Slippery Rock University. Performances August 1-3 and 8-10. Free off street parking behind the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Joan Rivers
New York City
New Castle Playhouse
Globe Theater
Market Street
N. Mercer St
Playhouse
Arthur Miller
Laurie Stepanian
Slippery Rock University
New Wilmington Presbyterian Church
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Phillip Evans
Helen Garratt Linton Evans
E. Laurel Ave
North Side Hospital
Elm Grove
Louis
Martha Scampbell Garratt
R. Cunningham Funeral Home Inc
Wilmington Road
Edward Thompson
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Castle View Memorial Gardens
Clara Marino
Mrs. Louise O'Shea
Warner Photo Shop
Wilmington Rd
CLIF
Clen-Moore
Butz
Washington St
Tra
Jane Morris, D.O
Osteopathic Family Practitioners, Inc
Memorial Drive
Farrell
With
Richard E. Watkins
Bell Telephone
NEW Englander
Elinor Davis
Butz ST. New Castle
Nter
KENT
Arrow
Fom
America
Golden Hill
Sophie Rogalski
VI Klam UT
Tephanie Valentino
Pulaski RD
William F. Decarbo
Friendship ST
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