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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1966
Page
6
A Wisconsin mother reports her 6 year old daughter is a chronic dawdler both at home and in first grade. The reply advises more reading together, daytime playmates, calm praise for prompt moments, and clear, repeated requests to improve attention and concentration.
Dr Ernest G Osborne describes how Patterson parents use calm guidance to enforce chores and behavior. He shows a typical scene with three year old Simon and ten year old Nita learning to handle jealousy and reluctance by accepting feelings but insisting on responsibilities like the dishes.
South New Castle Borough Council schedules 6 p.m. Thursday meeting to appoint a new mayor and chief of police after resignations by Chief Gilbert Deegan on June 11 and Mayor John Sutton on June 15. Sealed applications accepted until noon Thursday. Session open to the public.
Alvin D. Shenhan, chairman of the Lawrence County Red Cross Chapter, will host a dance at the YM-YWCA Thursday from 8 to 10 p.m. All students who worked in the program this year are invited. A high school combo will provide music and volunteers reaching 30 hours will receive pins during intermission.
Carol Stephens, 17, of Belle Vernon RD 3, was crowned Western Pennsylvania Dairy Princess. She will compete with 12 others in late July at York for the State Dairy Princess title. Runners-up include Peggy K. Martin from Edinboro Lawrence County a Clarion State College student and Joan McQuaide 18 a Penn State home economics major.
About 100 members of 4 H Clubs gathered at East Brook United Presbyterian Church for a candlelight service with Rev Delbert Jolley delivering the 4 H Sunday program We Make the World in Which We Live. The service included 60 girls from 4 H girls camp forming the choir and a note on the next county council meeting July 18 at Liberty Grange Hall.
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