90th Birthday for Ellwood City Homemaker Ferruchie
Thomas Pauline Ferruchie celebrated her 90th birthday on January 17 with family at her son's home 313 N Ray St. Born in Ellwood City, she was a homemaker and longtime cook at New Castle Medical Center. She married Anthony Thomas in 1934. he died in 1973. She enjoyed bowling and gardening and now lives in Jameson Skilled Care Unit.
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Pauline Ferruchie Thomas
Ray Street
N. Ray St
Ellwood City
New Castle Medical Center
North Street
Anthony Thomas
Croton Avenue
Jameson
Surprise 80th Birthday for Vic Short Held at Gallo's
Vic Short, lifelong Wampum resident and public servant, celebrated his 80th birthday Sunday at Gallo's Italian Villa in New Castle. Born March 22, 1923, he served in the Navy from 1941, survived the sinking of USS Quincy, and later held roles as fire chief, police chief, state constable, and longtime Wampum Borough Council member. He retired from Babcock and Wilcox in 1984 and has six grandchildren and a daughter Lois in Neshannock Township.
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Gallo
New Castle
Beverly Cripps
Mr. Short
Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
Quincy
Subic Bay
Babcock and Wilcox
Eastworks
Wampum Volunteer Fire Department
Wampum
Pennsylvania
Short
Queen of Heaven Church
Lois
Neshannock Township
Slippery Rock Offers Principalship Certification Open House
Slippery Rock University will host an open house at the North Hills Center in Wexford from 4 to 6 p.m. to showcase a principalship certification and postbaccalaureate programs for certified teachers. Programs run one year, evenings with modern tech, and include environmental education, reading specialist, educational supervision and special education certificates. Administrators will explain options for professionals seeking career advancement. contact the North Hills Center at (724) 933-8165 for details.
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Slippery Rock University
North Hills Center
Route 910
Wexford
Waterfront Corporate Park
Westminster College Names Two New Castle Residents in Who's Who
Westminster College lists 42 students in the 2003 Who's Who Among American Universities and Colleges. Kelly Evanoski, daughter of Raymond and Susan Evanoski, is a junior Spanish major and Neshannock High School graduate. Jessalyn Smith, daughter of Terry Shreckengost and Grant Smith, is a senior physics and mathematics major and Mohawk High School graduate. The event is free and open to the public with contact Dr. Robin Lind at (724) 946-7287 or lindraw Westminster.edu.
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New Castle
Westminster College
Kelly Evanoski
Raymond
Susan Evanoski
Neshannock High School
Jessalyn Smith
Terry Shreckengost
Mohawk School Road
Grant Smith
Smith
Mohawk High School
Lege
Paul Johnson
University of Kansas
Robin Lind
Lindraw
Westminster.edu
University of Kansas Choir to Perform at Westminster College
The 40 member University of Kansas Chamber Choir directs a concert at 7 30 p m in Wallace Memorial Chapel hosted by Westminster College. They will sing Exultate Deo Cantata No 4 Christ Lag in Todesbanden Collegium Regale When David Heard and selections from Peaceable Kingdom. The group tours the mid Atlantic states and has appeared at national and regional ACDA events and various conferences.
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Westminster College
University of Kansas
Wallace Memorial Chapel
Hans Leo Hassler
Bach
Collegium Regale
Herbert Howells
David
Norman Dinerstein
Randall Thomas
mid-Atlantic States
American Choral Directors Association
United States
South America
Europe
Westminster Col
Slippery Rock hosts Krishnamurti dialogue on conflict
A Krishnamurti dialogue on conflict is scheduled from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday at Slippery Rock University. For more information, call 724 586 5459.
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Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock University
Read Across America Week at Mohawk Elementary
Mohawk Elementary observed Read Across America Week with a Dr Seuss trivia contest coordinated by librarian Dolly Warneck. Daily winners from both primary and intermediate grades received books, including Kylee Shaffer Cody Guy Johnny Beatty Shannon Verlotte Miranda Carbone Jessica Richell Krystyna DeSalvo Tavish Lipford.
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Mohawk
America
Dr. Seuss
Dolly Warneck
Kylee Shaffer
Cody Guy
Johnny Beatty
Shannon Verlotte
Miranda Carbone
Jessica Richell
Krystyna DeSalvo
Tavish Lipford
Rotary Youth Leadership winners visit New Castle Rotary luncheon
Neshannock High School seniors Jessica Bluhm and Laura Hardesty with guidance counselor Brenda DeVincentis attended the February 10 Rotary luncheon as Rotary Youth Leadership Award recipients. The students joined about 100 Northwestern Pennsylvania seniors who had attended a Westminster College conference last June. The report also highlights classroom activities from seventh and eighth graders, celebrations for Black History Month, Dental Health Month, and Valentine themes across grades, including student performances and projects.
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Neshannock High School
Jessica Bluhm
Laura Hardesty
Brenda DeVincentis
New Castle Rotary
Rotary
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Westminster College
Amanda _ Piatek
Taylor Mangino
Simeon
James Dotson
PJ. Tomasetti
Rice
George Washington Carver
Saesan Covert
Carol Stephens
Brandy Molnar
Ellwood City
United States
Union
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