Three New Castle Students Graduate From Case Western Reserve
Three New Castle students, Louise A. Geer Ronald P. DeStefano and Drew N. Barry, received bachelor degrees at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. Geer earned a B A in sociology, DeStefano a B S in chemistry, Barry a B S in metallurgy. Geer plans graduate study at Case Western Reserve. DeStefano, a 1965 New Castle High graduate, aims for a master’s degree. Barry, 1965 Union Area High graduate, active in Sigma Nu, marching band, and was employed by Inland Steel Co. He plans a master’s degree at IIT.
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New Castle
Case Western Reserve University of Cleveland
Louise A. Geer
Frank Geer
N. Jefferson St
Neshannock High School
Winchester-Thurston School
Pittsburgh
Miss Geer
Graduate School of Applied Social Science
Case Western Reserve
Ronald P. DeStefano
Shaw St
DeStefano
New Castle High School
Lawrence DeStefano
Reynolds St
Drew N. Barry
Harold Barry
Hickory Rd
Union Area High School
Sigma Nu Fraternity
The
Inland
Adams earns medical degree from Dartmouth School
William P. Adams of New Wilmington RD 1 earned a Bachelor of Medical Science from Dartmouth Medical School. He was cited for outstanding research at Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover NH and will enter Harvard Medical School in Boston for his third year. He is married to Lynn Fisher. William A. Denny of 206 Boyles Ave. made the Indiana State University honor roll as a physical education major after New Castle High School. Bogota discusses Colombia’s Atlantic and Pacific ports.
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William P. Adams
S. Paul Adams
New Wilmington
RD 1
Dartmouth Medical School
Adams
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
New Hampshire
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Mass
Lynn Fisher
William A. Denny
William Denny
Boyles Ave
Indiana State University
New Castle High School
Denny
Benefit dinner nets $1,000 for Sally Chapin Fund
The New Bedford Nimble Thimbles 4H Club and other New Bedford groups raised about $1,000 at a dinner Saturday at the New Bedford Fire Hall to aid Mrs. Richard Chapin of West Middlesex RD 1, a kidney failure patient who travels to the Cleveland Clinic twice weekly for artificial kidney treatment. The group, which ran publicity, has also given Mrs. Chapin 72 after a skating party. Drive Slow-Children Move Fast.
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New Bedford
Siblings Earn Degrees From Case Western and Westminster
Gerald Lee Palagallo and Judith Ann Palagallo, of 1609 and 1600 Stanton Ave., earned degrees from Case Western Reserve University and Westminster College. Dr Palagallo earned a medical degree after a 1963 engineering BS, and will start an Indiana University Medical Center internship July 1. Judith graduated magna cum laude with a BS in mathematics, held multiple honors, and accepted a mathematics teaching assistantship at Purdue.
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Orlando Palagallo
Stanton Ave
Case Western Reserve University
Dr. Palagallo
Case Institute of Technology
Indiana University Medical Center
Indianapolis
Judith Ann Palagallo
Westminster College
Westminster Miss
Owens
Mortarboard
Pi Sigma Pi
National Scholastic Fraternity
Kappa Mu
Treatment plant contracts signed
Gov Shafer signed contracts to build the world first treatment plant converting acid mine drainage into ultra pure water. Westinghouse Electric Corp will construct near Wilkes-Barre on the Susquehanna River to treat 14 million gallons daily. The pay as you go plan uses water sales to cover costs up to 142 million dollars from Project 500 funds with construction set to start in May and initial operation by July 1971.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Raymond P. Shafer
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Susquehanna River
Wilkes-Barre
Buttonwood
Westinghouse
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Western Reserve
Louise A
Geer
Bogota
Columbia
William Adams
SONY
Bruce and Merrilees
E. Washington St
Gustav’s Pure Food Bakery
East
Washington Street
Croton Avenue
Sayreay
Lawrence Village Plaza
Call’s Plaza
Gerald Lee Palagallo
Ed Leseane Stuats
Perdue
Capere
Haney's
Harold Todd
Lawrence Villa
IGE Plaza
Ial
Sunoco
Priz
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