Church Events and Visits Highlight Weekend Schedule
Norma Henry reports Center Presbyterian Church hosts a 9:45 a.m. Sunday service with Carrie McBride on piano and an honoring of fathers and men. A 8:30 a.m. fathers and sons breakfast precedes the service, and a strawberry supper is slated for Saturday 5 to 8 p.m. Tickets at the door. A June 28 tureen dinner at 6 p.m. features a Lifting Weights for Christ program by Butler lifters at 7 p.m. Harmony Baptist holds a drive-in service Sunday with Don and Wilma Robinson at 7:30 p.m. A Bukota Fellowship Class picnic is set for Saturday at 6:30 p.m. Hosts are Mable Stevenson and Tom and Barb Cross. Various residents return from trips, visits, and travels announced by local clubs and churches.
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Carrie McBride
Center Presbyterian Church
Fathers and Sons
Christ
Butler
Don and
Wilma Robinson
Harmony Baptist Drive-In
Bukota
Harmony Baptist Church
Harmony Baptist Picnic Shelter
Mable Stevenson
Tom and
Barb Cross
Lynette White
Thelma Snyder
Florida
Debnner
April Miller
Woodward
Jim
Lois Smith
Cincinnati
Henry Wellhausen
Ida
Bill Nagel
Alaska
East New Castle
Senators ban beer price ads in liquor control bill
Harrisburg UPI Senate vote changes Gov. Casey plan to bar advertising liquor and beer prices by distributors while keeping the state monopoly on store liquor and wine sales. Debates for six hours on more than 20 amendments. final Senate vote planned next week. House already approved April 29 and must accept Senate changes. Senate also boosts LCB leaders’ salaries and makes members full time. Proposals for private wine sales and beer distributor wine cooler sales were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
UPI
Robert P. Casey
Casey
Liquor Control Board
Senate
House
Edward Zemprelli
D-Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Zemprelli
LCB
Judicial reform plan gains House panel approval
Harrisburg UPI A Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee approved a constitutional amendment to open disciplinary proceedings against judges to the public and require financial disclosures for judges. It also backed a companion bill for partial public financing of appellate court campaigns, with spending limits and donor caps.
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Harrisburg
UPI
House
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Review Board
Judicial Conduct Board
JIRB
Allen Kukovich
Westmoreland
Kukovich
Officials seize fireworks from Utica firm shipment
Six tons of fireworks shipped from China were seized by state and federal authorities after unloading from a freight train. The Utica, New York firm owner claims the shipment was legal despite the container not noting explosives. Trooper Shaughnessy warned the load could blow up a neighborhood as Vincent Speciale said the fireworks were intended for the Fourth of July and could ruin his business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
China
Utica
N.Y
William Shaughnessy
Speciale
Boston Herald
Burglary report lists items from local homes
A portable television was stolen from Helen Jenkins apartment at 103 W. Lincoln Ave yesterday afternoon. Mary E. Moore's apartment at 103 W. Lincoln Ave lost a cash, a diamond ring and an alarm clock. A bicycle disappeared from the 300 block of Shaw Street yesterday. Four tires were taken from a car parked at C. Isaac Automotive and Maintenance, 1005 S. Mill St., either Tuesday night or yesterday morning.
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Helen Jenkins
Mary E. Moore
Lincoln Ave
Shaw Street
C. Isaac Automotive and Maintenance
S. Mill St
Harmony couple welcome daughter at North Hills Passavant
Mr and Mrs Juan Fernandez of Harmony Road Route 3 welcomed a daughter on June 14 1987 at North Hills Passavant Hospital Pittsburgh. Mrs Fernandez formerly Cindy Marie Smolinski a former resident of New Castle.
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Juan Fernandez
Harmony RD 3
North Hills Passavant Hospital
Pittsburgh
Rabbi Baroff’s Final Temple Israel Service in New Castle
The Temple Israel in New Castle hosts Rabbi Richard Baroff for his final service tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 908 Highland Ave. After two years at Temple Israel, Baroff will depart for Georgia amid plans to relocate. Local property transfers include Russell Ehrenberg and wife selling to James D. Jackson and Debbie McConahy and others transferring to Geary L. Kingston and wife Baroff exits temple duties in the city. In Harrisburg, a Pennsylvania Lottery report notes one player matched all seven Super 7 numbers for a jackpot with at least $2 million in annuity value.
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New Beaver Borough
Russell Ehrenberg
James D. Jackson
Debbie McConahy
Geary L. Kingston
Baroff
Temple Israel
Richard Baroff
New Castle
Highland Ave
Georgia
Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
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Intermountain
Central Plains
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Mid Atlantic Coast
Norma Henry
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