Neshannock Board hires four teachers and staff
Neshannock School Board last night hired four teachers and accepted resignations from four others. New elementary teachers are Kathleen McClelland, a Jung graduate of Thiel College, Barbara Nicholson, who teaches in Mt. Lebanon schools, and Sandra Morris, a June college graduate. Diane Shaw, presently with West Middlesex Schools, will teach at the high school. Resignations included Harry Moberg Alma Exley Joan Wertz and Ralph Solida. A combined transportation supervisor and bus mechanic was hired at a salary not to exceed 6000 dollars. The board adopted a 1965 66 budget of 1138501 with a four mill real estate tax increase to 47 mills. It opened three bids for buses and referred them to committee. a contract for two buses will be awarded at a special meeting. It reelected William S Emsey as treasurer and Florence Cripps as board secretary, appointed J Fred Rentz to the PSBA Legislative Council, awarded about 4001 in athletic equipment contracts, and authorized bids for lawn mowing equipment. Legion to meet Col Charles Young Post 524 will hold a special meeting at 6 p m to Anorroy.
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Neshannock
Kathleen McClelland
Jung
Thiel College
Barbara Nicholson
Mt. Lebanon
Sandra Morris
Diane Shaw
West Middlesex
Harry Moberg
Alma Exley
Joan Wertz
Ralph Solida
William S. Emsey
Florence Cripps
J. Fred Rentz
Pennsylvania School Board Association Legislative Council
New Castle Nation Co
F. J. Ackerman Co
Conneay
Champion Knitware Co
Rochester
N.Y
Thomas P
Smathers
Burglary at J. M. Genkinger & Co. Seizes gun
A pistol and a wrist watch were stolen in a burglary at J. M. Genkinger & Co., 29.5 Mercer St, earlier Thursday night or Friday morning. Police said entry was through a rear window. An attempt at Investor's Diversified Service, 108 S. Mercer Jt., was reported at 2:30 a.m. yesterday. entry was not gained.
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J. M. Genkinger & Co
Mercer St
Diversified Service
S. Mercer Jt
Wilmington High School lunch menu next week details
The posted menu lists daily offerings from Monday to Friday for Wilmington High School students including tomato soup and hamburger on Monday, spaghetti with meat sauce Tuesday, hot roast beef sandwich Wednesday, turkey barbeque Thursday and tuna noodle casserole Friday with milk each day. The piece also covers Bukowski’s writings and awards in a separate notice.
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Wilmington
Thomas Murphy Named Newsboy of the Month
Thomas Murphy son of Mr and Mrs Haul Murphy of 9 Wale lace Ave was named Newsboy of the Month for April by The News circulation department The 16 year old St Mary School eighth grader is president of his class an altar boy and enjoys softball and basketball He delivers to 66 customers daily has held his route for a year and is praised for prompt delivery accuracy and salesmanship He plans college and a scientist career and has three brothers and two sisters He may compete for Junior Newspaperboy of the Year in Pittsburgh and was presented a trophy by circulation manager Norman Richeal
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Haul Murphy
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St. Mary
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Y.M.C.A
Jie
Mike
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania News Paper Publisher's Association
Norman Richeal
Long kiss ends with pinch at red light case turns into brief item
A Los Angeles man received a ticket while at a date when his companion shared a long kiss just as the light turned green. The officer cited the moment as delaying traffic, while the couple said the kiss was worth the ticket.
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Los Angeles
UPE
Jack Ronan
Roman
Homan
Avalanche Buries Dozens in German Alps Near Zugspitze
An avalanche on Germany’s Zugspitze buried an unknown number of people at Schmiegerner Haus resort. Mountain rangers quoted by UPI said several sunbathers were swept away and unconfirmed reports from nearby towns suggested as many as 50 people were buried.
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Garmisch - Partenkirchen
UPI
Zugspitze
Schmieefernerhaus
Paratroopers and Dominicans clash in ongoing gun fight
The report notes continuous attacks over the past two weeks with rebels using heavy mortars against South American troops. Washington describes the situation as dangerous as officials confirm rising confrontation and casualties amid the violence. A separate item reports on U.S. women workers, noting about one in three women are employed full or part time, reflecting workforce participation levels.
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State Department
U.S
Ground battles and bombing halt weigh Vietnam war aims
Ground battles rage near Thanh Hoa as a three day pause in bombing prompts speculation that President Johnson ordered a pause to offer a path to unconditional peace talks. Officials cite reconnaissance to assess damage and possible further air strikes while embassy contacts with rival governments are noted. A separate census report shows U S farm horses falling below five million for the first time.
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Air Force
U.S
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Washington
Warsaw
Truck Driver Training Class Opens June First
Applications are available at the local Bureau of Employments Security office for a truck driver training class starting June 1. Twenty-eight participants will be accepted, must be over 21 and unemployed with two years of prior work, preferably head of household. The program is run under the Manpower Development and Training Act by the state Department of Public Instruction on Mooney Brothers Trucking Co grounds.
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Bureau of Employments Security
Manpower Development and Training Act
State Department of Public Instruction
Mooney Brothers Trucking Co
Wilda K. Patterson
Speed limits set by Neshannock Township officials
Neshannock Township supervisors last night set traffic limits on two roads. A 15 mph limit will be posted in Pearson Park, requested by the park commission. A 98 mph limit was approved on Clover Lane at the request of nearby property owners. A girl, Marclyn Macek, 4, of Bil Franklin Ave., was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital for a dog bite on the left cheek yesterday evening.
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New Wilmington
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Idlewild Dr
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Butler
Ridgeway Ave
Grove City
Killcrest Haven
Cherry Township
Butler County
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Bovard-Branchton
Lillie) Allison
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