Ellwood woman lands role after pink slip day
Toni M. Schlemmer of Ellwood City faced a job loss at CTR Systems in Cranberry on April 14 while learning she won the part of Ethel Toffelmier in CLOs The Music Man read and dance test. Two hours later a Pittsburgh casting call added a commercial extra job. She rehearses at The Benedum Center daily.
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Toni M. Schlemmer
Ellwood City
CTR Systems
Cranberry
CTR
Civic Light Opera
Ethel Toffelmeir
Schlemmer
CLO
Docherty Casting
Pittsburgh
North Sewickley Township
Riverside High School
City of Angels
Ethel
Benedum Center
Daniel Marlin
New Castle
Marlin
Jeff
Lisa Marlin
CSO Academ
Arthur
Mary Ann
North Sewickley
Academy
The Music Man at Benedum Center in Pittsburgh
The Music Man will play at the Benedum Center 719 Liberty Ave tomorrow through July 3 with 8 pm shows Tuesday to Saturday and 2 pm on Saturdays and Sundays plus a 7:30 pm Sunday extra. Tickets cost 8 to 35 dollars. The production earned five Tony Awards in 1957-58.
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Benedum Center
Liberty Ave
Call
Vo Tech ends At Risk Program after vote
Lawrence County Vo Tech acting committee voted 7 to 0 to discontinue the At Risk Program for students with academic difficulties. About 14 pupils will return to general enrollment and pursue regular high school diplomas. Federal funding questions loom and the facilitator was furloughed.
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Lawrence County Area Vocational Technical School
Vo-Tech
Thomas Wildauer
Wildauer
Ronald Alexander
Larry Cioffi
New Castle
Frank Pascoe
Shenango
Barbara Taylor
Wilmington
Daniel Vrabel
Mohawk
Joseph Palmiro
Shenango Valley School of Business
Butler County Community College
City runs summer lunch program in New Castle
The Summer Food Service Program in New Castle runs through August 26 at 17 sites. Lunches are served daily 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for children 18 and under. Funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and state Education, the city budgets 90000 dollars, about 12 percent of federal funding, with some lunches part of neighborhood activities and city recreation programs.
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New Castle
State Department of Education
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Free meals offered at vo tech summer program in Lawrence County
The Lawrence County Area Vocational Technical School cafeteria hosts a federally funded Summer Food Service Program providing free meals to eligible children. Eligible families include food stamp households and Aid to Families With Dependent Children units. Local sites include Crestview Gardens, Second Presbyterian Church, St. Michael Church Hall, and others. For details call Philip Conti or Stephanie Pidro.
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Lawrence County Area Vocational Technical School
Vo-Tech
Philip Conti
Stephanie Pidro
Crestview Gardens
Pin Oak Drive
Second Presbyterian Church
Countyline St. eSciota Street
S. Jefferson St
St. Michael Church Hall
Moravia St
Lawrence County Area Agency On Aging
New Castle Senior Center
St. Agatha Church
Ellwood City
Lawrence County Unit
American Red Cross
Lawrence County
United Ostomy Association
Liken Home Medical Inc
Fox Chase Plaza
Wilmington Road
Wilmington Area Middle School
Cy Group
Drug & Alcohol Community Treatment Services Center
Highland Ave
Call
Jameson/Mohawk Community Health Center
New Wilmington
Alcoholics Anonymous
New Wilmington Presbyterian Church
McGill Presbyterian Center
Albert St
Fire damages Ellwood City apartment hallway early blaze
The state fire marshal investigated a morning fire at 1217 Lawrence Ave Ellwood City. Firefighters arrived after 4 a.m. to find a carpet burning in a first floor hallway. A third floor smoke detector alerted tenants and one used a blanket to extinguish flames. Damage estimated at $300.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood
Lawrence Ave
Stallone visits Oakmont amid golf love and film notes
Sylvester Stallone watched the U S Open third round at Oakmont outside Pittsburgh and spoke of taking up golf to understand its draw. He said he enjoys the long drives and the ball that keeps going. In Pennsylvania, state inspectors will review New Castle city’s community development block grant spending, auditing $1.4 million from 1989 to 1993 after earlier reductions.
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Oakmont
Rambo
Sylvester Stallone
Oakmont Country Club
Pittsburgh
Stallone
State Department of Community Affairs
New Castle
Linda Nitch
Harrisburg
Nitch
Corrections for Daily Record notices and obituaries
The Daily Record runs corrections correcting a traffic mishap location to Lathrop Street at Randolph Street involving James J. Carangi Jr. and Joanne Ross. It also notes an omitted obituary detail for Joseph A. Fair and corrects a photo caption naming Ray Fisher, not J Tim Wofford, as the cyclist with Robert Phillips. Contact Tim Kolodziej with corrections.
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Daily Record
James J. Carangi Jr
Joanne Ross
Robert Phillips
Ray Fisher
J. Tim Wofford
Wofford
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Actors’ Union
Lady Battersby
Pittsburgh Playhouse
Toni Schlemmer
Alderson-Broaddus College
West Virginia
Covered Bridge Players
Elkins
Don Brockett
Red Barn Players
Ell
Rage Susan Thomas
Ronald Wagner
Corrinda Clarke
Jill Hennon
Stuent
Rnarmen
Mohawk Area
Essroc Materials Inc
Vo-Tech School
St. Margaret Church
W. Clayton St
St. Paul Baptist Church
W. North St
eWestview Terrace
W. Grant St
Harbor Heights
Grant Street
John F. Kennedy
Laurel Blvd
Harry W. Lockley
East Main Street
Lincoln Garfield
E. Long Ave
Neshannock Village
Neshannock Ave
Lincoln Terrace
Cuba St
eSankey Youth Center
Sherman Acres
Gaston Park
Shel
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Cascade Park
Jameson Memorial Hospital
St. Mary Parish Center
St. Francis Hospital
Vista South
Mercer Street
St. Francis School of Nursing
First Presbyterian Church
N. Jefferson St
Jameson Health Place
Dennis Rupp
Gamblers Anonymous
Human Services Center
Roger Smith
Women’s Co-Dependen
Lark Enterprises Inc
Housing Authority of
Sciota Street
St. Francis Hospital Rehabilitation Center
DCA
Pennsylvania
WIM
Doe ci Cresty Cere
Joseph A. Fair
E. Garfield Ave
Jack Fair
Tim Kolodziej
U.S
New Castle News
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