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UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT — Officials of the Automatic Retailers ng a conference at Indiana University of Pennsylvania this week ilking with Dr. Willis E. Pratt, president of IU, second from right, left to right, as Carl A. Rhodes, regional vice president and ARA school and college services; Harvey T. Stephens, executive vice t of school, college and hospital services; Dr. Pratt, and William RA, Inc. (Gazette photo by Bechtel)Countian To Receive DegreeMyrna Rae Goughnoir of In* diana R.D. 4 will be awardedssidents—iabetesfI in A+ FairOx Hill School Reunion Labor DayAnnual Ox Hill FairScheduled Sept.PLUMVILLE — The 31st edition of Ox Hill Community Agricultural Fair will be held four days and jnights, Monday through Thursday, Sept. 5-8, at the free fairgrounds on Route 85 between Home and Plumville.Featured on Monday, Labor Day, will be Children’s Day and the Ox Hill School Reunion. Placing of the exhibits will begin at 8:30 a.m. with all exhibits to be in place by 1 p.m.Children’s contests sponsored by the Ox Hill Community YPO are scheduled for 2 p.m. on Sept. 5. Earl Orr wilt be inHighwayWeek SetSept. 18-24A. M. Schail and James Sutton of the State Highways district office at Indiana today were named coordinators for Highway Week, Sept. 18-24, by State Highways Secretary Henry D. Harral.Governor Scranton proclaimed the observance when he said, “understanding and support of all Pennsylvanians are essential to the $3.4 billion highway building program now underway in the Commonwealth.”Mr. Schail and Mr. Sutton were named district coordinators at a meeting of the statewide staff in Harrisburg.Highway Week is jointly sponsored by the Pennsylvania Highway Information Association, a non - profit highway industry group working closely with the DfiDartment of Hiehwavs.List E derfoncharge of the Ox Hill School Reunion at the same hour.Monday evening events will! include a Pet Show at 7:30 and the Queen and Princess c o rites ts, “Around and about the Neighborhood,” and “the And-| roids.” Concluding event that) evening will be the crowning of the Princess and Queen of the; J966 Ox Hill Community Agricultural Fair,ElementarySchool DatesJudging of exhibits in m o s I classes will begin at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 6. With Robert. Seiber directing, the Marion' Center Joint Cadet Band will | play at 7 p.m. followed by the: annual Indiana Trail Riders Horse Show at 7:3D.Wednesday evening the music; of the Marion Center Jt. School; Senior High Band directed by Keith Bloom, “M. C. Four,” and1 “Harmony Four” will be featured.Exhibits, with the exception of livestock, will remain on t h e grounds until 9:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 8.For the final evening the Plumville Cub Scouts Pack 72 will entertain at 7:30 p.m. There will also be an “Around and About the Neighborhood” f e a-turing the Vondels.Final events at 10:30 p.m. Thursday will be the awarding of the trophy for the National Wool Needlework Contest and the awarding of special prizes by the Ox Hill Community Fair Association and the YPO.ELDERTON — Elementaryschools in the Elderton area will open Monday, Aug. 29 for the 1966-67 school term according to G. William Lammcrt, elementary principal.Opening day sessions will include a staff meeting for teachers and other activities necessary for arrival of sbudenLs.Students will report to school Tuesday Aug, 30 for a full day at school. School bus routes and time schedules will remain the same as those during the 1905-66 term.Cafeterias in both schools will be in operation the first day with students weekly cafeteria charge set at $1.50. Adults lunch charge will be 45-cents daily.The 1966-67 school calendar will be as follows: Aug, 29, teacher clerical day; Aug. 30, opening day for students; Sept. 5, Labor Day; Oct. 3, teachers in-service day; Nov. II, Veterans Day; Nov. 24, 25, 28, Thanksgiving vacation; Dec. 23 through Jan. 2, Christmas vacation; Feb. 27, 28, mid-year vacation; Mar. 30, teachers in-service day; Mar. 24-27, Easter vacation; May 30, Memorial day.Clerical day for teachers and last day of school will ba announced later during the school year.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, Aug 25, 1966
Page 22
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Vickie M.
PA, USA 01 Sep 2021
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