Westminster College placement drives strong year end results
Westminster College reports a surge in job placements for the class of 1967 with 257 graduates. Dr. A N Sponseller notes more student registrants and recruiters than last year, about one third of registrants in business administration and the rest in education and liberal arts, with increased interest in mathematics and sciences. Birth notices and a legal case follow.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
A. N. Sponseller
Two Named Counselors Accepted for Camp Lend A Hand
Robert Earl of 1801 Butler Rd and Sharren Covert of 505 Gardner Stop Rd have been accepted by The Pennsylvania Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc as counselors for the summer camping program at Camp Lend A Hand in Conneaut Lake. The camp is among four summer resident camps operated by the Pennsylvania Easter Seal Society for handicapped persons.
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Robert Earl
Butler Rd
Sharren Covert
Gardner Stop Rd
Pennsylvania Society For Crippled Children and Adults Inc
Lend-A-Hand
Conneaut Lake
Pennsylvania Easter Seal Society For
Snyder elected head of CBMC at New Castle
John L. Snyder vice president of Snyder Bros. Motor Freight Inc. was elected chairman of the Tri State Christian Business Men's Conference at the YM YWCA. Akron was chosen as host city for the 1968 conclave. The three day meeting featured speakers David Redekop, Steve Slocum, Alfred Jackson and others with tours of local missions and church pulpits. Mt. Rainier in Washington described as the Grand Pyramid of the United States.
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John L. Snyder
Snyder Bros. Motor Freight Inc
Christian Business Men
Ymywca
Snyder
Woodson W. Collins
New Castle
John Boebmner
Canton
Arthur Fuerst
Lake County
Ohio
Early Rayl
Collins
Jack Jenny
Pittsburgh
Robert Dunstan
Warren
Akron
David Redekop
Winnipeg
Manitoba
CBMC
Jenny
Christian Couriers Quartet
Steve Slocum
American Tract Society of
Robert C. McCann
David Ramser
Francis Weir
Mt. Rainier
Washington
Grand Pyramid
United States
Man Rebels Over Sunlight Fee in King's Lynn
Fred Builman balked at a 12 year levy of three shillings annually for sunlight entering his living room. He told the council the light comes from the Lord, and the town clerk urged no action to recover two years’ unpaid fee. The charge had been paid since 1872.
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King's Lynn
England
UPI
Fred Builman
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