Manager retires from First National Bank of Western Pennsylvania
Janet M. Arblaster retires after 26 years with First National Bank, including 13 years as Pulaski Township manager. A New Castle High School graduate, she joined as a teller in 1961, later becoming assistant cashier in 1973 and head teller before taking the Pulaski office manager post in 1974. She has held leadership roles in local civic groups and church, and plans to pursue a state police training course starting mid July at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
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First National Bank of Western Pennsylvania
Pulaski Township
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New Castle High School
First National
Pulaski
Criminal Justice Training Center
School of Continuing Education
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
New Castle Public Library
George M. Freed
City Police Department
Immunization success noted in Pennsylvania schools
Harrisburg Health Secretary Dr N Mark Richards said the 1986 87 school year saw over 99 percent of kindergarten through 12th grade students immunized against six diseases. Public school immunization was 99.6 percent and private 97.9 percent. Exemptions exist for medical or religious reasons. Reports came from 3 232 public schools enrolling 1 66 million students and 2 110 private schools with 369 334 students. Combining totals, 99 3 percent of school age children were completely immunized. Some private schools did not report. The state revised immunization rules in 1983 84 to require proof of protection for entry to all grades. Vacation Bible school set at First Church of the Nazarene on North Mercer Street runs June 22 26 with daily sessions 6 30 to 8 30 p m The theme is The Family of God and a closing program for parents on June 26.
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N. Mark Richards
Richards
Health Department
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N. Mercer St
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Farrell man convicted of robbery burglary terroristic threats
Lawrence McClinton, 31, of 7 Steinbrink Place, was found guilty by a Mercer County jury of robbery burglary terroristic threats and simple assault. He allegedly forced entry into a Farrell woman’s apartment last December, assaulting, robbing, and threatening to shoot her.
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Mercer
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