Junior Achievement Story of Enterprise in Local History
The Junior Achievement program began its 1967 fund drive with $15,000 in New Castle and traces back to 1919 in Springfield Massachusetts. It now spans over 300 areas with 5,000 JA companies, involving 125,000 high school students nationwide last year. Local area units recruit advisers from business and industry and operating JA companies teach stock sales, production, marketing, wages, and dividends. In 1966 67 New Castle JA sold 765 shares with over $3,100 in JA company sales, while nationally JA companies sold over 700,000 shares totaling about $3,150,000 in sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Horace A. Moses
Strathmore Paper Co
J.A
J. A
United States
New Castle
Laurel
Union
Shenango
Neshannock
Kiwanis
Today at the Y opens varied swim and gym sessions for all
The YWCA and YWCA IMC programs offer a busy Friday schedule with open gym and swim for Grade School to adults, Tadpole and youth sessions, plus finance committee meetings and project programs. Interest rate laws are noted for New York.
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Jr. High
Ywca Finance
I.M.C
New York
States
Births and Services Reported as Community Notices
At Jameson Memorial Hospital a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Richard D Wade of 333 Halco Dr on June 28. Mr and Mrs William Morris of 2811 Mercer Rd welcomed a son on June 28. Mr and Mrs Walter Monstwil of 506 Mt Pleasant St added a son on June 29. At St Francis Hospital Mr and Mrs George Fabrich Jr of Wampum Rd 1 welcomed a son on June 28. Tifereth Israel holds Sabbath services with Rabbi Maurice Schwartz at 8 20 p m tomorrow and 8 a m Saturday with both congregations. Kiddush to follow. Sabbath Mincha at 9 p m and Maariv at 9 30 p m. Sunday and Tuesday morning services at 8 a m. other days at 7 30 a m and 8 30 p m. Burglary probed at Arlington Market 726 Arlington Ave with window entry. nine rolls of pennies and about 100 in checks and cash lost. Quotes Senate remark on informing rights by Dirksen. Eight US et did not veto a single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hospital
George Fabrich Jr
Wampum RD 1
Tifereth Israel
Maurice Schwartz
Arlington Market
Arlington Ave
USW Local 4194 Elects Officers in New Castle
Local 4194 of the United Steel Workers of America elected officers including Ted Bohizic as president and Ed Sniezek as vice president. Other listed officers and trustees were named, with Bohizic serving on the grievance committee and several committeemen named. Separate notices mention Pennsylvania Sunday School convention meetings in Mercer Venango Butler and Lawrence counties, plus a Croton Bakery burglary report at 1202 Croton Ave with entry gained by window smash and no theft reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steel Workers of America
Ted Bohizic
Ed Sniezek
Elvy Amalong
Robert Murdock
John Sniezek
Robert Hammond
Nick Bloise
David McNichols
George Opream
Fred Budzowski
Frank Zuccarrili
Bohizic
Joe Ritchey
Joe Polansky
David McNicholas
Pennsylvania
Volant UP Church
Center UP Church
Mercer
Venango
Butler
Lawrence
New Castle
Bethel UP Church
Kings Chapel
Gene Sachetti
Croton
Croton Ave
Clemens Honored for 35 Years with United Air Lines
Frederick R. Clemens son of Mrs. Fred Clemens of 515 E Garfield Ave is honored in Grand Rapids Mich by United Air Lines for 35 years of service in aviation where he serves as sales manager. He is a Westminster College graduate who studied at Guggenheim College of Aeronautics NYU and worked for Central Airlines before joining Capitol and United after the merger. His family includes two daughters in Denver and a son Frederick II, a Navy junior officer who recently returned from Vietnam duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick R. Clemens
Fred Clemens
E. Garfield Ave
United Air Lines Lines
Grand Rapids
Mich
Westminster College
Guggenheim College of Aeronautics
New York University
Central Airlines
Pennsylvania
Capitol Airlines
United
Denver
Colo
Frederick II
Navy
Vietnam
Workman Named Special Assistant Superintendent at Boys Home
William Scott Workman of Carnegie accepts the post of special assistant superintendent at the Boys Home in Oakdale Pennsylvania. He will serve until Jack M. Dunlap retires in the fall and then become administrative assistant. He is a former Army master sergeant and long time Carnegie Church and Boy Scouts leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scott Workman
Carnegie, Pa
New Castle
Oakdale
Workman
Jack M. Dunlap
Charles Bugbee
Bugbee
Dunlap
New Castle Area
Mary Workman
W. Garfield Ave
O. Homme Co
Carnegie
Ingot Aid Co
Shenango Ceramics
Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
YWCA
United Fund Agencies
Sen
Everett Dirksen
U.S
USW
Acta i Ata Pencpaaeacakla
Asec Toepiemm
Ms Sanscysh Pti Ei
Asian Icc
W. S. Workman
Clemens
E ’ Drug Stores
Westgate
Geritol
ANSCO
SUPER
Icamera
Washington St
New Castle Pa
Ssessenry Music
School of Music
South Mill Street
Boys Home Post
First Christian Church
Boy Scouts
Carnegie First
Christian Church
Mary Ann McBride
Frank B. McBride Sr
E. Hillcrest Ave
Robert
Scott
Dollar Savings Association
Ine
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Sharon, Pa
Coke
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO. Inc
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