Clark's barbecue funds hospice effort in Lawrence County
Lawrence County Sheriff Robert L. Clark shifts his annual Texas style barbecue to Hospice of St. Francis. Tickets cost 10 each with proceeds projected to reach 25000 if all 3000 tickets sell. Event runs 2 to 9 pm August 3 at Clark's Hartzell Road farm with cooking by deputies and entertainment by Binary Bluegrass and North of Nashville.
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Robert L. Clark
Hickory Township
Lawrence County
Hospice of
United States
St. Francis
John Prioletti
Clark
Hospice
Fairgrounds
Lawrence County Sheriff Reserve Unit
Sheriff’s Office
Puhl
Columbus
Sheriff’s
Summer reading tips to keep kids engaged this break
The article cites the U S Department of Education noting children can lose reading and writing gains over summer. Experts Lalita Prabhu and Anne Graham advise making reading fun with activities like plays and book talks, using oversized books, rewarding progress, and matching books to interests rather than enforcing strict daily page goals.
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U.S. Department of Education
Lalita Prabhu
Wilmington Road
Prabhu
Anne Graham
Summer programs keep area pupils learning during break
Various programs for youngsters fill the summer in New Castle. The Stud Studio on Wilmington Road offers weeklong workshops in reading, writing, creative writing, computer graphics, drawing, math, languages, science, sign language, and SAT prep. The New Castle Public Library joins Pennsylvania’s first statewide summer reading effort, Pennsylvania Patchwork, with prizes and an honor program for readers. Anne Graham notes about 100 kids enrolled. the Mind program, sponsored by Pennsylvania Power Co, runs a third year in The News Mini Pages.
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Stud
Wilmington Road
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Anne Graham
Graham
Light Up the
Pennsylvania Power Co
New Castle News
Ray Keffer
Judge approves settlement of suit in dairy workers case
Judge Donald J. Lee approved a 1.2 million dollar settlement in a class action by Farmer's Dairy Foods employees of New Wilmington. The suit, filed over gender based hiring practices, defines members as all women denied or deterred from production work before December 1994 and all men denied or deterred from laboratory work before that date. Settlement funds, including fees, total 1.25 million and are held in escrow in New Castle with divided funds for men and women. Class members must file proof of claims by November 1, 1996. disputes may go to a special master.
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Pittsburgh - Uss
Donald J. Lee
Farmer’s Dairy Foods Inc
New Wilmington
Farmer’s
Spaec
Community Event Highlights From New Castle Area
A packed schedule includes a 7 p.m. outdoor concert on the McGill Community Center lawn at 1701 Albert St with rain-or-shine guidance. The New Castle Public Library book sale runs to 5 p.m. at the library. Various meetings, dinners, and health programs at local venues are listed, including alcoholics anonymous meetings, lupus support groups, Crohn’s disease self help, youth focus groups, and a free STI clinic at the Family Health Council. Local bands perform at Cascade Park and Westgate Plaza.
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McGill Community Center
Albert St
New Castle Public Library
Pearson Park Gazebo
Roy Rubin
Westgate Plaza
New Castle Musical Union
Overeaters Anonymous
Shenango Presbyterian Church
Wilmington Road
Alcoholics Anonymous
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Highland House
Highland Ave
St. Francis School of Nursing
Crohn
Jameson Health Place
Lawrence Village Plaza
Women’s Shelter
Family Health Council
Olde
Washington St
McGill Presbyterian Community Center
First United Methodist Preschool Opens Fall Registration
First United Methodist Preschool invites registration for fall classes for 3 and 4 year olds 9 to 11 30 a m on Tuesdays and Thursdays and for 4 and 5 year olds 9 to 11 30 a m on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays The program emphasizes individual growth positive reinforcement with activities including music art science field trips holidays and self help skills For details call Church on Decker Drive at 658 5577 Shenango High School Class of 1961 plans a reunion August 2 3 Need addresses for Betty Chiarini Walker Donald Churchfield David S S Grey A Ort Ob Ay Schrecongost Petrilla William K Mills Jack Rankin James Taylor Inquiries to Mary Shaffer Nemeth 658 7690 or Merle Brown 652 8082.
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First United Methodist Preschool
First United Methodist Church
Decker Drive
Shenango High School
Betty Chiarini Walker
Donald Churchfield
David S. S. Grey
Veterans Aid Event In New Castle At 102 Margaret St
A representative from the Governors Veterans Outreach and Assistance Center will be in New Castle from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Office of Employment Security, 102 Margaret St. Veterans with benefits questions may attend. arrangements can be made to visit housebound veterans. Erie Headquarters toll free at 1-800-352-0915. The National Arbor Day Foundation offers a free pocket guide What Tree is That identifying 135 regional trees, available by mailing name and address to What Tree is That National Arbor Day Foundation Nebraska City NE 68410. Pennsylvania Daily number Big 4 and Cash 5 results listed. Ohio Pick 3 Pick 4 data and stray text follow.
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Governors Veterans Outreach and Assistance Center
New Castle
Office of Employment Security
Margaret St
Erie
National Arbor Day Foundation
United States
Nebraska City
Correction contact for editor Tim Kolodzie listed
If you have a correction or clarification and cannot reach the reporter editor or department please call Tim Kolodzie managing editor at 654 6651 Do so between 9 30 a m and 3 p m
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Tim Kolodzie
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