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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
5
Dr. Garry Cleveland Myers explains that during early childhood children create vivid fantasies that adults may find hard to understand. Parents should join in, listen, and encourage storytelling, recognizing the value and truth in a child’s imaginative play while guiding accuracy in tasks at home.
Michael A. Orlando of 315 W. Wabash Ave. is found in contempt for missing a hearing last year and must turn over income tax returns at a new hearing. Judge John F. Henderson fined $50, with a $25 added if he misses the next hearing within 15 days, plus $75 in attorney fees to opponents. Orlando is suing three city men for libel damages over untrue testimony at a railway compensation hearing. The defendants are Frederick J. Lindperfer, Charles L. Hunter, and Stephen DeMasi. The judge ordered 1957 to 1961 tax returns produced, citing state rulings allowing access in such damage cases. Orlando had notice of a defense hearing before leaving town last fall, but his attorney advised postponement. Advise by an attorney does not prevent contempt.
The Pennsylvania Highways Department announced a 15 mile by pass of Gettysburg on U S Route 15 will open June 28, just before the Battle of Gettysburg centennial celebrations begin.
James Just of New Castle High School was selected to attend the National Youth Conference on the Atom in Chicago Nov 7 9. John Mashey of North Allegheny was also chosen. both will be Penn Power guests for a three day event at the Pick Congress Hotel.
Pittsburgh reports a multi million dollar problem as the 48 inch CSA sewer crossing Chartiers Creek at 18 spots must be moved. The Chartiers Valley Flood Control Authority says relocation costs total 5.2 million dollars and decision makers await CSA meeting outcomes before proceeding with the 16.6 million dollar project.
Gov. Scranton nominated F Burlein former Wayne County Republican chairman from Honesdale to a 10 year term on the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission with a $15000 annual salary. If confirmed he will succeed Roy E Furman whose term expired. Burlein serves as deputy state highways secretary and sits on the Republican State Executive Committee.
The New Castle Post Office welfare committee hosted the annual picnic at Gaston Park with over 200 employes and families in attendance. The event featured games and contests with numerous prizes and a roster of committees handling general, food, and entertainment duties.
Mrs. Irene Walters of 2908 Old Plank Road New Castle is placed on Slippery Rock State Teachers College Dean’s List for the second semester. The honor requires a 2.25 quality point average and at least 14 semester hours. Walters earned the distinction in the second semester.
Wilkes Barre mayor Frank Slattery warns of a rising tide of public resentment against Pennsylvania coal operators. He urges state control to end Susquehanna North Branch pollution and subsidence, naming Glen Alden Coal Co as needing immediate action.
Veterans of World War I will meet at the VFW Home 1820 E Washington St Thursday at 8 p.m. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet at the same time.
Fair warm weather is forecast for the state with sunshine and light winds from morning through afternoon. Highs are expected in the upper 70s to low 80s with comfortable evenings and mild humidity.
Frigid humidity drops give way to warm temperatures in the upper 80s to lower 90s across Pennsylvania today and Wednesday. Clear skies expected tonight with lows in the 50s generally and 60s in south central and southeastern areas.
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