Sulia Refuses Disqualification From Ricer Hearing
Ellwood City Police civil service commissioner Frank Sulia says he will not disqualify himself from hearing the case of former police chief Clark W. Ricer. Ricer seeks a hearing on his dismissal by borough council for physical incapacity. Sulia asserts his council vote was legal and that his duties as commissioner are separate from council work. He will keep an open mind and may vote for reinstatement if the hearing finds the dismissal illegal. The hearing date will be set when a court stenographer is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Sulia
Marvin Luxenberg
Council
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Ricer
Carl C. Davidson
Davidson
School Board Hires Auditor
WAMPUM Ralph E Lane of Ellwood City CP A was hired by the school board to audit its books. Director Milton Flynt praised Lane citing prior success. The board authorized transferring funds to balance the budget as Angela Kosior explained. The treasurer reported 5426 in balance with 2130 in checks in transit and a bank balance of 7556. Bills totaling 5377 were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum
Ralph E. Lane
Ellwood City
Certified Public Accountant
McCandless Honored by Pittsburgh Architects Group
Byron J. McCandless local architect received a plaque for 40 years of continuous service from the producers council of Pittsburgh. He was honored at a dinner this week at the Churchill Valley Country Club in Pittsburgh by the society of architects of the producers council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCandless
Ellwood
Byron J. MecCandless
Producers Council of Pittsburgh
Churchill Valley Country Club
Pittsburgh
Society of Architects of the
Producers Council
Ellwood City Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Ellwood City General lists admitted patients including James Rowlands Fred Metzger Susan Foreman and others from Ellwood City New Castle Wampum Ellport and Erie. Discharged Mathew Kelly William Rasp Maurice Joint and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
James Rowlands
Fred Metzger
Spring Ave
Virgil Echard
Pittsburgh Circle
Susan Foreman
Hollow Rd
New Castle
Brian L. Hazen
Wampum
Richard Prestopine
Hazen Ave
Ellport
John Cupac
Aiken Ave
Lawrence Alborn
Fombell
Mathew Kelly
First Ave
William Rasp
Marshall Dr
Erie
Maurice Joint
Liza Marie Mesko
Fountain Ave
Jean Cortes
Duncan Ave
Michael Crespo
Clyde Duncan
Hubert Moore
Houk- Newton Rd
Homer Fosnaught
Fifth St
Phillip Kelly
River Rd
White
Wampum RD
Local couples welcome newborns this June
To Mr and Mrs Anthony Rossi of 300 Kindale Street a son June 20. To Mr and Mrs Clifton A Jones 345 Mr Vernon Drive a son June. To Mr and Mrs Norman Boots Jr RD 1 a son June 20. To Mr and Mrs Nicholas R Wasilko 705 Meadowland Ave Wurtemburg a daughter June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Rossi
Kindale St
Clifton A. Jones
Vernon Dr
Norman Boots Jr
RD 1
Nicholas R. Wasilko
Meadowland Ave
Wurtemburg
New Restrooms For Ball Park
WAMPUM authorities award the ball field restroom project to John Capp of Chewton. Work starts soon with no set budget cited. Director Robert Shrock notes the park’s need and cites visitor criticism. Scoutmaster Anthony Marich gains park use permission for overnight campouts and praises the troop’s growth from 12 to 50 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum
John Capp
Chewton
Robert Shrock
Marich
Joseph Craven
Shrock
155 Participating in Summer Playground Program
Some 155 young students are participating in the town summer playground program. School board president Joseph Craven revealed the figure at last night’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Craven
Three Lincoln Grads Enlist In U S Navy
Three Lincoln High School 1963 graduates enlisted in the Navy through Ellwood City recruiting office. Thomas Badger Pander Randy Hennon and Robert McLaughlin will train at Great Lakes and select a trade after testing and interviews. They enlisted under the minority plan before 18 and will serve three years with 14 days leave and promotion after recruit training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln High School
US. Navy
Navy
Ellwood City
Thomas Badger Pander
Lester N. Pander
Randy Lloyd Hennon
James J. Hennon
Wampum
Robert Ramsey McLaughlin
Alexander McLaughlin
Church St
Great Lakes
John Connelly
Hennon
McLaughlin
James D. Cable Back At Clarksville
James Dexter Cable, gunner's mate technician USN, son of Mr and Mrs E Bert Cable of Ellwood City, has returned to Clarksville Tennessee after a home leave. He inspects maintains tests and repairs nuclear weapons equipment and was promoted to petty officer third class. A 1961 Lincoln High School graduate he trained at Great Lakes and Sandia nuclear weapons school and enlisted via Ellwood City ace office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dexter Cable
USN
E. Bert Cable
Mahoney Ave
Ellwood City
Clarksville, Tenn
Cable
Electrician School
Great Lakes
Sandia
N.M
Lincoln High School
Ace
Ellwood Ity
Great Lakes, Ill
Carl E Jaskolka Promoted in Navy Advancement
GUANTANAMO BAY Cuba Carl E Jaskolka builder third class USN son of Mr and Mrs Edward C Jaskolka Ellwood City was advanced after passing a Navy wide exam and meeting professional and military requirements with mobile construction battalion seven here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Carl E. Jaskolka
USN
Edward C. Jaskolka
Aiken Ave
Ellwood City
Mobile Construction Battalion Seven
Local 1220 Donates to Blind Association
United Steelworkers Local 1220 at National Tube Co. donated 10 to the Lawrence County Branch of the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind. The CIO Hall meeting also approved sending two officers to Penn State's steelworkers institute. Grievances were discussed with Harold Young presiding while Nick Frisk attended a wage policy board meeting in Pittsburgh. Dominic Scrivo won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handellwood
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania Association For the Blind
United Steelworkers
National Tube Co
CIO Hall
Pennsylvania State University
Steelworkers Institute
Harold Young
Nick Frisk
Pittsburgh
Dominic Scrivo
William Henderson Dies After Short Illness in Ellwood City
William F Henderson 43 of 525 Hansen Ave Knox Plan died in Ellwood City General Hospital at 7 20 p m after a six day illness. He served in World War II and worked as a boiler fireman in Blaw Knox Co electric dept at the Aetna Standard Division plant since 1938. Survived by wife Marjorie Steinmetz Henderson and children William H Melinda and Jeffrey D, plus his mother a brother and three sisters. Funeral Friday at Christ Church U P with burial Locust Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
William F Henderson
Hansen Ave
Knox Plan
Ellwood City General Hospital
William A. Henderson
Mary Wright Henderson
Glen Ave
Lincoln High School
U. S. Army
Aetta Standard Division
Blaw-Knox Co
Majorie Steinmetz Henderson
William H. Henderson
Melinda
Jeffrey D. Henderson
Almon W. Henderson
Richard
Lillian) Wilson
Lawrence
Kathryn) Dinley
John
Martha) Swartz
Kenneth C. Turner
Christ Church UP
E. Vincent Stratton
Locust Grove Cemetery
Ron Schuller Wins Checkers Tourney
Fifteen year old Ron Schuller of the Purification BVM playground won the checkers championship, defeating 11 rivals in Ellwood City. He eliminated Gary Cook of Ewing Park in the finals at Rolling Hills playground. Joe Hill of Chewton finished third. other contenders included Angelo Squicquero, Dick Bartolomeo, Dennis Byers, Paul Bingle, Denny Biego, Richard Underwood, Richard Brownstein, Marilyn Meehan, and Erwin Campbell. The hopscotch title contest is set for next Tuesday at 1 15 p.m. at BVM playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ron Schuller
Purification
BVM
Sustav
W Schuller
Wayne Ave
Gary Cook
Ewing Park
Rolling Hills Playground
Joe Hill
Chewton
Angelo Squicquero
Rosannah
Dick Bartolomeo
Ellport
Dennis Byers
Walnut Ridge
Paul Bingle
North Side
Denny Biego
West End
Richard Underwood
Rolling Hills
Richard Brownstein
Circle
Marilyn Meehan
Wurtemburg
Erwin (Chipper) Campbell
Park Gate Playground
New Galilee News Briefs Highlights Local Club and Social Events
Community updates from New Galilee cover the Kim Haven 4-H Club Squares dance at the fire hall with John Mc Kim as caller, open house for Chester McChes ney 50th anniversary, and WSTU meeting led by A. W. Leslie. Also noted are reunions, camp activities, church events, and plans for a July carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Haven 4-H Club
New Galilee Fire Hall
John McKim
St Agatha Group Plans School Benefit
Ellwood City residents schedule a strawberry festival to raise funds for St Agatha parochial school library. The event aims to support the school library through festival proceeds and community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agatha Group
Ellwood City
St.Agatha Parochial School
Community fundraiser on school grounds draws parish groups
The event was held July 2 on the school grounds from 6 to 9 p.m. A fund-raiser planned last night at the home of Mrs. Lew Beatrice of 714 Park Ave. Twelve representatives from the parent teacher guild Christian mothers Altar Society Little Flower Club Sodality and Holy Name Society attended. Another meeting is scheduled for Thursday at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Beatrice
Park Ave
Parent Teacher Guild
Christian Mothers
Altar Society
Little Flower Club
Young Ladies Sodality
Holy Name Society
Geneva College honors list student Margaret Hasper
Margaret Hasper, a June Geneva College graduate, was named to the honors list for the second semester. She received the senior English prize at commencement and is among 29 students with all A’s and one B. Her activities included Who’s Who, English Club, Modern Language Club, and Chimes staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hasper
Geneva College
Harold A. Bruce
Charles F. Hasper
New Galilee RD 1
Geneva
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Albert Brower
Ellwood City Plaza
New Castle Oliver
Frank Sulia
School Board
Regettary Ball Band
P.F. Flyer
Washington Street
Ellwood City Hospital
Mary Evans
Ball Park
Loblaw
Call’s Plaza
Butler Ave
Convenient Food Mart
Washington ST
Royal Scott
Lincoln Grads
U.S. Navy
Randy L. Hennon
Robert R. McLaughlin
James D. Cable
Clarksville
William Henderson
Christ Church LLP
Ferm Brown
Cash
M. Dale Andrews Lumber Ind., Inc
Mt. Jackson
New Galilee
John Rohrman
Centennial Ave
California
Fred Kelso
Oklahoma
Chester McChesney
Big Beaver
WSTU
A. W. Leslie
Arthur Calvin
Aetna Standard Engineering Division
Blaw- Knox Co
Cascade Park
Galilean UP Church
Ethel Ketterer
Violet Calvin
Lois McAnalis
James Hamilton
Herbert Senn
Meridian Lodge No. 411
Free and Accepted Masons
W. F. Byers
Charles E. Farris
A. W. Bauman
Lynn D. Fowler
Bethel Church
Duncan
East Palestine Park
Forsythe
G. W. Tanner
Texas
Cub
Camp Baker
Den
Walter Bond
Marge Villa
Mary Zaffaroni
J. E. McIntyre
North Hills
Thomas Bond
Richard Moore
Chalmers Moore
Cleveland St
Amarillo, Tex
Grissis Air Force Base
New York
Clayton Ketterer
Mohawk High School
Walter Ketterer
New Brighton
Glenda Louise Ketterer
Janet Ketterer
Boy Scout
Floyd Frum
William McCrea
Joe Tress
A. Ramponi
Paul Goddard
Louis Cortelezzi
John McGeorge
Sam Ritz
Harry Canavesi
Raymond Welsh
New
Galillee Fire Dept
Rocky
Golden Dawn Market
E. Washington St
Croton Ave
Pure Food Bakery
Dial
Mary Ann
Angel Food
Ywinter's
Seersucker
Dacron and Cotton
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