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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1969
Page
10
Barbara Miller explains that credit lets homemakers use items while paying, enabling purchases with little cash and potential savings, but costs rise with interest, and misused credit can lead to overbuying. She advises budgeting, return terms, shopping around, and reading contracts to avoid sly sales tactics.
Ad copy for Printed Pattern A695 in navy crepe or linen fabrics. Notes pattern sizes 8 to 16 and yardage for bust 34. Instructions include pricing, mailing address, and additional pattern books and sewing guides. Next week hints at designer pattern by Alison.
Robert Kenneth Calvert a New Castle High School graduate will be honored at an opera house Sunday from 6 to 9 p.m. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Calvert live at 1608 Jackson Ave. Also Mr and Mrs Donald Hawk host an open house for their son Robert at 5 p.m. Sunday. Debbie Lombardo, another New Castle High School graduate, will be honored by her parents at Christopher Columbus Hall on Liberty St from 7 to 10 p.m. Sunday.
The Daughters of the American Revolution hosted Flag Day at the home of Mrs. Grace Phillips Johnson. Regent Mrs. Paul B. McGuire announced her retirement due to ill health and presented 50 year pins to Mrs. Johnson and Miss Helen L. Mosley. Lt. Harold Rice spoke about local drug issues and high school access to marijuana LSD and other drugs. Special music by Joyce Johns Fowler and Edwin Lewis accompanied tea.
The piece highlights S B Flexner and Stuart Berg Flexner noting distinct male and female vocabularies in everyday life. Examples cover house items colors and dress terms showing language gaps in relationships and appeal for understanding. Andrew Rozzi open house mentioned in Neo Castle High School context.
Alfred A. McDowell of RD 7 announces the engagement of daughter Joyce Irene to Charles Harry Shallenberger, son of George and Mrs. Shallenberger of Wampum RD 1. Joyce is a 1965 Mohawk High School graduate and a bookkeeper at First National Bank. Charles is a Lincoln High School graduate with Calgon Corp. in Ellwood City.
A simple glaze blends peach preserves and orange juice with butter and mace and a pinch of salt. It coats canned yams simmered briefly to finish, yielding four servings.
Lawrence County Unit of the Alumni Association of Indiana University of Pennsylvania met at Mrs. Lenore Saulin's home in New Wilmington RD 1 for a picnic luncheon and games. Prizes were awarded and plans to enlarge membership were discussed. Graduates interested in joining should contact Mrs. Winifred Cooney or Mrs. Martha Moore. Next meeting planned for October with day and place to be announced.
A reader recounts drug abuse from marijuana to benzedrine and methamphetamines, leading to marriage collapse and divorce. Abigail Van Buren endorses the letter and urges continued drug education. The page includes other Q and A exchanges about modest attire and family terms in relationships.
Mrs Frank Plonka presided as the Marian Ladies of St. Marys organized a June 23 Penn Power plant tour with reservations due by June 18 to Mrs Marzula or Mrs Plonka. An ice cream social was set for July 13 on St. Marys school grounds from 3 to 7 p.m. A summer picnic and breakfast were planned for August with dates to be announced. Rev Raymond McCalligan spoke on the new activities building expected to be ready in a few months. hosts were Mrs Plonka and Mrs Leroy Clark. No meetings in July or August.
Mrs Abe Pratt hosted a shower at Connoquenessing Country Club for Cheryl Pratt and Renny Pedranti. The wedding took place April 24 in Cumberland, Md with a three tier cake, pink decorations, and families from Ellwood City in attendance. The couple now reside at 434 First Ave Ellwood.
Miss Patty Ann Bowen of Cincinnati will marry James Davis of Cincinnati in an open ceremony at Wesleyan Methodist Church 212 Pearson St at 2 p.m. Saturday. Daughter of William T. Bowen and the late June Wheale Bowen, she will celebrate with an open reception at East New Castle Grange Hall.
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