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NEW CASTLE NKWS, TUESDAY, FKBHUAR 1 ISJT Three major trials slated Bypass at a high rate of speed on tht evening ot Dec. 8 when he lost control o( his station wagon and crossed the medial strip, sinking Tommelleo's car and a van. Tomrrnlleo died three days later in St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Youngstown oi injuries received in the accident. Also scheduled for trial neil The trial ol William Price, 16, ol Euinburg ED 1 on involuntary mirisliiigttler and driving charges Is one three major cases scheduled in Lawrence County Couil nest week.

Puce, (laijed by city police in the December traffic death ol ftocca W. Tomnielleo, 2i, ol V01 W. CLiylon was indicted last Mohawk posts new schedule yj ve of the 15 class days lost in leasible in the future lor school (he Mohawk Area School District distrirts lo run Tuesdays through because of frigid weather and Saturdajsinasas-savinjmove. fuel shortages were rescheduled The school closings have had last night by the district's school the side elfect Of CinreUing one -nj. scholastic baskelball game at Classes will be held on these Mohawk, and forcing two and days that had been set aside for possibly lour games to be played student vacations: Feb 51, in instead of evenings, March 13, April 7 and II.

and The board last night granted jUIJeg repayments to season SvpcrinlemJentDaleN. Peaice liekc-tboliers tor those gimes said farther rescheduling may be e.lher cancelled or reset fut alter- nude pending a ruling from ihe noons. stale Dc-rfittment of Education is Student season licketkoldeis to whether days lost lu Ihe will receive 62 cents per Inst or weather-luel crisis must be reset resihedjled game; adult general He added should Ihe depait- admission, tl.61; arid reserved mem dictate that no such lost seals, 11.61. dayi be made up, the vacation Reimbursements can be claim- days ran be reinstated. cd cither by mail or in person at Pearce gave the school board the high school office.

Deadline some food for thought: gas com- for repayments is March 4, the panics have said Mondays pose board announced. the greatest drain to gas supplies Inxause businesses and schools eek is Angelo Sattarelli, 2(1, ol seek by the February rjrariu jury. xi-r ra-dmn in rnlire Prire was 230 Lit Bonne Youngstown riving west on the Falli Slicet on kidnapping and unlawlut restraint charges in the abduction last Ndv. 19 ol New Castle High senior Anno Ryan, 18, of 1801 Delaware Ave. Sattarelli, who was also.

indicted last weelr, Is accused of forcing Miss llyan at gunpoint into 3 car al the Towne Mali, where she is employed In the Sears store. The indictment Wampum posts 3 as auditors WAMPUM Borough council last night named three residents to serve as municipal Buditors. They are Mr. and Mrs David E. White and Mrs.

David Houghton. fiirllicr charges that Sattarelli and an accomplice drove Miss Laurel slates reopen after being closed the weekend; the state School Code The entire (hrce-rne Ryan YountslonTi allow- classes (o be held Saturdays hul only if students are given Mondays off. So, Pearce said, it might be CHAPEl DEDICATION Jomeson Memorial purtriating ogenl Scott lowtiy, al left, and other hospital personnel, from corner, president Thomas White, Mable Gorst, Jessie Copple, Edna Atlaway, Josephine Angiolelli and Connie Domenick, ottended the dedication of the new chapel yesterday al Ihe hospital. The chapel was donated to Ihe institution bylowejy in the memory ot his wife, A. Lowery.

News Photo the term oi one auditor expired. there a one auditor moved Trom the lew aIlcr flapping borough and the third went to Hyan was released un- work for the borough and could The second suspect es- nolserve on ihe board ped, but Youngstown police Council in other business voted re aIf ted D'' fjT' huv a Humr, uurk wlh snow Voungstown, who fits the Police arrest added days for students The Laurel School Board last mghi rescheduled five studenl vacation days as school days, makicg up half the time lost dur- ir.j the recent energy crisis. Siu dents in the Laurel dis-tiict will attend classes on Feb. plow ftom Phil Fills Ford Inr of Neslui rural; Township for (7,5 70. Fitts submitted the lowesl of two bids.

(le.nilionotSaltarcni's alleged icrampllre. JV; Wi District attorney Donald Mrs. Annie Wolfe Williams is seeking to extradite wrs, uorsey naae Casey to LawrenceCuuntylo face Kdrta L. Garrett Wade, MfS-Annie Saul Wolfe, 31, of city resident in drug case Mrs. Mary Rahan ZELIEMOI'LE Funeral services will be held al I p.m.

Wednesday, for Mrs. Mary the olficials also decided to no ii nt! Verw-SI oird 2 discontinue gas service the site i Feb. 14. in St. fiancis City police ore charging Deer.

7J crews HUBBAHD, Ohio-Dean 0. liurrows 62, of 7rfr7 John White Hoad, died al 1:40 p.m., Feb. 14, 1977. in North Side Hospital in Youngstown alter a brie! illness. He was bora in West Middlesex.

on Nov. 3, 1914, to the late Carl and Amy Boak Buirows. He was employed by 1'apdan Rohan, 85, of 316 Walnut n. of 337 fi IJ, Feb. 11, March 18, April 7 and April 11.

Districl Srjperinlendent Dr. Julio Haldad said he will have a recommendation at a future Washington wiui po1 14, 1477, in Ellvvood City Hospital and after a two-week illness. will again this month try two Franris IlospiUUIIer an extend- Hospiia! after an extended il- Ohio men for the rape last Sept. (j lness. -H an 18-year-old Youngstown she ss born In Martins She was born in Vilni, girl in the area of Kauftmau Ohio, tri.im to the late Poland, in Hay ot 1685, lo ths Hoad, Little Deaver Township.

GcorgeacdBlanelicGaiiett. late Louis and Sara Saul. The trial last inonUi of Walter Shn hv her Mrs Wolfe was a member of of the old and ne sewage treatment plant because the service no longer is needed. Borough tc gel lough on stray dog problem BESSEMER Boiouih council at a meeting last night ila-ided The service wih be held in SI. He vras apprehended at 9 20 board meeting on the five Elk Romanian Orthodox Church yesterday alter ill allegedly remaining days that have to be Divine Western reserve Authon- Ellwood City, with ihe t0 in under- rescbrfulcJ.

K. Uurnelte, 25, of Petersburg, band Horsey Wade to whom she Tifereth Israel Congregation-, eenl at the Kno Place Bar itiddad said higli school Ohio and Billy Lynn Joyce. 22, ol had been married 51 years; three ereth Israel Sisterhood; hew ty toe Jc years. no was ariuti-NW Knriiiofield Ohio ended in a nr Rilvi-nnH ritu Castle Chncler Hadassah, hard Schcc'. Ji-s Driver for 14 Liturgy by the Kev.

Niculae lloldovan, retired priest of the Romanian Orthodox Church of lo use strict law enforcement as a E. Washington Streel ErJuaticin couM be delayed as aim riTr ted lor much is i sveck if all of Ihose way lo combat a stray dog mistrial when a uror became ill James K. oi ISatavia N.Y., and Jewish Ladies Rcliel Sharon, Pa. friends will be ji30Ifjcf.iy conduct when he days have lobe made up. He said ai me uieini-iiiiuuu nni.n is.

rneips, years Mr. Borrows was a member of the United Presbyterian Church Mew Bedford, and an Elder in Ihe chinch; a member ar.d secretary-treasurer ot the Vi'RTA Transit Union 272, and problem. and was uname 10 conunuc. inrmd U. at home; a daughter The problem presented lo Flumetle and Joyce, were both ftirs.

Uarrell (Norma) Hoover of Her hjsband Jacob Wolfe council by Police Chief Art indicted last month on rape ar.d I'ulaski; three sisters, Mrs. Erma diedinlftO. Likovlrh. assault charges. Joyce laces an Bums Mrs.

Alma Collins. She is survived by a son Council decided that persons nddilinnal drug count foi posses- both of Cambridge, Ohio, and Sheldon of New Uslle; three who do not haie their animals sion of a small amoont of miri- Amelia llichardson ot daughters, Mrs. Sidney tMolke.i Funeral Home, its Grandviow from 2 to 1 and 7 lo 9 p.m Tuesday. Burial will lollow the one place when six olficers came director ot Midwestern to the Kno Place to arrest hime. nleimediate Unit IV.

is current- The suspect had dusting ly in Hainsb'Jig moetin? with pnwder from the marked mor.ey stair- Department ol education used to make Ihe buy on his ollicials. Hadrhrt said Phelps harids. but the marked monrri- may have a decision from 11 church service Wednesday in Vaxillnn niiln-nhmlherS i nev Mem ur riiisuuitu, Kuenopiececueim uana. tied will be lined. n'f funtiridM Ohio- 12 ttleroldinei Wainslein ol Port- Transit Authont) Credit Union.

Mrs Kdan was bo smooth. Ohio and liis He was a r.eniber oi Western rinmania on Jin. 14. to the could not be found, police siale later in the weeX. dihildien, and one great tl eeung grandchild.

itiasrici iev, c.ii, d. lale ui and iwa rPwrlC(1. nolh the patron IU IV alendenls in the UL-u She was preceded in death ny giuww.inui.ii. owners ot the bar coopeiatM and erandchild: She was a member ol St il0ce additional drugs aien. which indudes Lawrence Hlie's Onhodos Clrurch and the lutler and Metcer cnunties, hi were found.

Amaranth. He is survived by his wife, the former Hu th SJianer svhom he married Sept. 12, 1938; two sons, jc. She was preceded in death by Friends will be received at adaughlcrMis. Allele Goldman.

Union Leaifiip Fiaternity of been iclieduled for Friday at ihe idence is being taken Laurel to seek grant to work on land lab7 William F. and Itocer M. me service oc ji i America. bh trie for IU IV district ullkciii Grove Cily uvei the issue ol makeup days. at the Tanner- Charles ot Hubbard, and Gaiy at TieCarho Funeral Home.

S26Cun- Wednesday She was married 20. (llrther 1911 to (learfe Rohan, wno died Reynolds Moiluary, Highland heme. Iwd daughters, Mrs. Janet ningham Irom 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.

The body will be laken and Winter avenues conducted Stoops r.nshaw 1 a and lo the Thoro Funeral Horne in by liabbi Joseph Spector of Mrs. frolores BaltMi of nhi uW (rirnds Tiferc-ib Israel Congregation, bord: live sisters, Mrs. Ethel BIRTHS TON Of FEBUUAAY purple if I A Peoples Choice 1 for every honking I I suvkeyou'U ever need I I hi family or huiinesi. Mrs. Amy Lindsay will lu.

mvivi-il Irom 2 to 4 and 7 rntiui in u. icnura "i i. ndMrs Delma Gordon, all thiee Mjers requesuasi nig.i,. Wednesdav Theser- mortuary torn noon until the 1 The resianaliou Of Michael 3" m. sirvicu Aug.

1C, ISM. Shu is survived by a daughter Mrs. Sieve (Mary) Solomon ot Zelienople; iwo sislers, Mrs. Lena bilina Mercea, and Mrs. Morica Covari, bolls in Romania; two grandchilrlrc-n arid two greatgrandchildren.

She was pieceded in death by a brother and two sillers. of Hubbard, Mrs. Shirley krael (lerthucia of Vounkslown, and ameuimt ZLTZT. Ihe funeral home in Cambridse, will be (Shir, arrl hiirial follow Leriltiur)-. Mrs.

Wilraa Hoovler of FarrelT. lour brothers. Gilbert and Fred, high school was accepted i North view Cemetery Cambridge. The following fichl trip re oueslsweie approved; mm bolbollhiubard, Earl of Hadtey, James R.Gcssetl and Minard ot Wesl James Gossett of 1703 Old and seven Pittsburgh Bead, wis found dead candrhildcen. A trip today by the heme lhamas j.

Sth6y economics classes to Clolh World- a trin Fr-h 23 bv the NEW BK1GHTON early Tuesday in his home by Kiiends will be received al Of 92 ,1... EVinoral HnitiP Prnhlems nf Drmix-racv classes Thomas J. Schley, 65, 'I he Laurel School Board has agreed lo apply for a fcO.OuO gram from the U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare (KEWl to work on the 'lard laboratory" located behind Ihe junior-senior high school.

in an 1 vote, with direclci Howard Lippdd dissenling, the hoard last righl authorized District Superintendenl Dr. John Haddad lo make formal applica lion for thefunds. Domenic fonta, high school principal, said present plans include Ihe development of the land lor archery' and ride ranges, flower beds, a nursery, nature mils and a wooded tile habitat. Haddad said this morning thai KimepreJirmnary work, 5Mh lo the courthouse and New Castle Tenlh died Feb. 13.

1977, Uossetl norr.c alter neianuorj w. Litx-ny irom i 5 police station; a trip March I by Ihe New liiigliton Unit of the )te afel burning p.m. Tuesday and from 2 to 1 and Drive Slow-Children Move Kasi Wmft p'. SttMBglwrtfiwajid convenlenl olliies. fiatn yfejf (JpeoplKfc JESSE iVKERR gBn' 5-7 N.

Mill 5T. ihe llih urade Enelish classes 1o Medical Center ol Beaver Coun- all nielil. 7 lo 9 m. Wednesday. The ser- lisit Soldiers and Sailors ty.

arid tuneral services will be ir Gossett hind alone ana cicc beat 1 p.m. inorsoaj ai Memorial Hall in Pittsburgh lo held al p.m. Hedncsoay. a ifa(n mJ due 0 nalura cau5rJ (h(, fuieul h0Tne wiUl burial lo attend a presentation ol the Ihe Donald 1). Drusi-hel buneral awor(jin.

,0 he repcrt faw Hubbard Union works of Mark Twain; a Irip Home. 1611 Thrn Ave. where Hmrar) Rcvoolds, Cemetery. March 17 by a business tinglish i needs are Doing receiver irom who i.hinhe raan had die.1 rhe family suggests that clus lo the Liberty Mutuil In- to 4 and 7 lo 9 p.m. luesday, some-lime Monday cighl.

memorial tributes be made in his Funeral arransienieals lor name to Ihe Memorial Fund of SLirance and a Irip lo Burial will be in Syl SbWrv Rock State Colleee Memorial farh Mr. Gosselt will be announced on ihe United Presbyterian Chuich VOTER'S DOWNTOWN NORTH CITY PLAIi" DOWNTOWN NORTH CITY PIA2A Jilltifn olfs keloid. scnirv issunii uy i noUlicalson le. the loimer Kalhrjn Hicks dune by the district's vocational- March 18,19, and 20 so thai aFrifulture students. students Tawnee Bakuhn, Carey Steamatic CARPET CLEANINOI WEST MIDDLESEX, PA.

others may sound lilce ir --Nobody 'cleans fide ill "mt" 65 2-7000 fclmiLles 981-2442 lladdad said Ihe grant much Slock and Brian Kunsclman can "7jtl of the remaining work woold participate honors band WLV jltx have to be conL-acled cut. but The board approved the Mrs. Faul IMarlliat llugncs oi "hord7halomec: it could llarlansburg P.T.Os requesl lo Beaver, ord one grandchild Stanley Podo, 50, of 131 ceiKed sf.de-.ls and dis- use the junior-senior high He was the son ir Hasv Mrs. Lee osmer and operator of emnloves cafeteria for a joint meeting Harel Lowers of 820 McGralh Anta Tjsed Cars, at 128 The board announced that it March 18 with Ihe Princeton Ave New Castle, svho is in hew Mahoning died at 8:10 a.m. i- Jcenthvn anolicalions far the and also okayed the Scott Brighton for the services.

Feb. 15, 19.7. in Cleveland Clinic from ouryuycig inen'idepl. knit shirts, sport shirts, european-stylcd dress stacks t2 OFF until rnnu scstj Firefighters go on strike WARREN. Ohio lUI'I) -About 90 members of Firelighters Local 204 walked off ihe job Monday niyjht in a pay dispute, leaving only the fire chiel and two assistant chiefs on duty in this Northeastern Ohio city of 63.000.

Virion ol tax collector in Township Volunteer Fire Mr. M-liiey svas a reirea HospiUlm Clcelord ait- mfc nutt rriwm employe of Standard Horse Nail n6ss. Get the most from lite Cocp.ul New Brighton. The body will be returned to Ihe Noga Funeral Home, S. Mill and E.

Reynolds streets, and Hickory Township Incumbent Uepariment's requesl lo use a Harold Wright is retiring effec- room in the llarlansburg Elemen- liveallheecdolMiy- lary School to conduct safely The board was requested by classes on Wednesday cvrninis Charles Myers ol Kllwood City beginning Feb. 23 and continuing RfJ 1, president ol the Laurel forl3weeks. arrangements will be announced on Wednesday Doyoubaseaprohlem? fiS-5529 Flowers on the class of 1956, to remove ire groop photographs of the classes of 1956, 17 and 1953 Irom storage al the Easlbrcck Elementary School and hang Ihtm in the high school. The board look no action Dn table Sometimes flowers are the only way your heart can speak. turn a luncheon PRINZ SALE PRINZ Directional Eledranic Flash wirh eleckic eye, and 2 voy flash.

Mow Only 30.95 PRINZ 2fiirim lens, supi'r mulli-crxiled thread mount. Only PRINZ 135mm lens, iuper multi-tooled thread mount. OnIv Ravie your U'e insurance into an occasion 1 WE WANT TO TEll THE PEOPLE WHO DO NOT KNOW jjBflflfr IS TRULY A DEPARTMENT STORE FOR CARPETS, RUGS ELLWOOD CITY FEDERAL SAVINCS AM LOAN ASSOCIATION N)r selection o1 ariangemenls rajKT and JfC I'. LTIIKfVIUAlU Erain MaKe 5I1II lJlcliM your family' AMEUWmUlT nil yc added respunt'liilities. SU1e REVISED STORE HOURS For Strouss New Castle in an effort (o lielp conserve energy! I cin help you get iij want out o' Let me sno- ynu Iid.

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