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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
30
A reader asks about allowance increases and peers earnings while another seeks work tips for teens. The column offers adolescent budgeting, appearance advice for job hunting, and parental expectations. Included are brief notes on Canada versus U.S. population and economic contrasts, plus public health data on poison-control centers.
Pennsylvania residents pursuing approved higher education can obtain state guaranteed loans up to 1000 dollars per year, total 7500, based on need. Long term personal loans with five year repayment at 5 percent simple interest begin after leaving school, with deferment and government backing to lenders. Eligible students include those in approved institutions, nursing programs, and certain foreign or Junior Year Abroad options. Kenneth R. Reeder leads the program. By year end the U.S. College Housing Program will reach 2.8 billion in loans or commitments, up from 16.8 million since 1951, with annual loans around 300 million.
Sixty eight boys and girls were selected for the Lawrence County Red Cross Volunteer program. They will serve at Jameson Memorial and St. Francis hospitals with interviews conducted by Mrs. Whalen, Mrs. Purdy, Mrs. Cosel, Mrs. Paytas, Miss Wallace, and Miss White. Assignments include 28 at Jameson Memorial and 22 at St. Francis with extensive lists of names and addresses for participants.
City playgrounds kept busy last week with patriotism centered activities for National Flag Week and Father’s Day. Projects included coat hanger tie racks, cufflink boxes from Reliable Luggage, paper sculpture gifts, bike safety demos with VFW tape, and a Marble Tournament final at North Street School Gym.
Members of 18 Boy Scout troops will attend Camp Agawam this summer with C. Garrett Miller as camp director. The five one week sessions run Sunday 2 p.m. to Saturday 1 p.m. July 11-17 18-24 25-31 August 1-7 and 8-14 junior leader week under a pioneer camping system with staff coordinating with scoutmasters and leaders for troop programs.
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