Glendale Education Foundation budgets 10000 for 20 Challenge Grants
At Glendale School District Education Foundation meeting the board budgeted 10000 to fund up to 20 Challenge Grants for Teachers this school year. Grants are 500 each for classroom or school wide projects split roughly 10 at elementary and 10 at high school. Grant applications deadline is tomorrow. Superintendent Nadonley proposed a lottery calendar fundraiser and the formation of a Glendale High School Alumni Association with a distinguished alumni dinner. The foundation noted golf tournament proceeds of 3735 net, TV raffle near 600, and Viking clothing sales. A 50 50 alumni raffle raised 316 with Janet Davis returning her share. First Book Clearfield County will distribute books October 17 at Glendale Area Public Library Coalport with a 250 donation planned, and 300 to Glendale High School Drama Club. Contributions from Reade Township Alumni Association 350 and Bececaria Coalport Irvona Alumni Association 300. Next meeting tentatively October 26 at Barb's Family Restaurant Coalport.
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Richard Hales
Glendale
Arnold J. Nadonley
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Glendale High School
Richard W. Snyder II
Glendale Education Foundation
Reade Township
Clearfield County
Glendale Area
Bececaria-Coalport-Irvona Alumni Association
Mid-Atlantic Consortium of Education Foundations
Barb
Spirit of DuBois Lantern Walk scheduled for Oct 17
The DuBois Area Historical Society presents its second Spirit of DuBois Lantern Walk on October 17 starting at 6 p.m. from the I.D. Reitz Museum. Tickets are 5 for adults and 3 for students with under six admitted free with an adult. Walks depart every 20 minutes, lasting about an hour over eight tenths of a mile, with nine Spirits from local history. Reservations via 371-9006 slots by Tue Wed Fri during listed hours. Proceeds fund museum upkeep and future projects.
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DuBois Area Historical Society Museum
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Downtown
Birthday List For Progressland Residents On Oct 1 2009
The Progress posts birthdays for area residents with a $50 monthly Birthday Bonus. Names listed include Lauren Anderson Livia Anderson Bobbie Bloom Aiden Bord Cassidy Bowman Ken Coder Krista Coval Josie Marie Eamigh Bernice Glass-Krise John Hale Hayden Hayward Eric Johnson Joe Johnson Trey Kalke Ella Knepp Bradley Kozie Halee Lenhart Jerry Miller Delores Peoples James Bowles Richard Schickling Mat Swales Greg Thacik Matthew Troxell Brandy Warlack Ruth Wurster Robert Yeager Twins designated when provided. Submissions may be delivered to Progress offices Clearfield Curwensville Philipsburg or mailed to The Progress Birthday Column P.O. Box 291 Clearfield PA 16830 or called in at 765-7813.
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Lauren Anderson
Livia Anderson
Bobbie Bloom
Aiden Bord
Cassidy Bowman
Ken Coder
Krista Coval
Josie Marie Eamigh
Bernice Glass
Krise
John E, Hale
Hayden Hayward
Eric Johnson
Joe Johnson
Trey Kalke
Ella Mae Knepp
Bradley Kozie Halee
Lenhart
Jerry Miller
Delores Peoples
James Bowles
Richard Schickling
Mat Swales
Greg Thacik
Matthew Troxell
Brandy Warlack
Ruth Emma Wurster
Robert Yeager
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Curwensville
Philipsburg
P.O. Box
Grampian Band Rehearsals Start Tomorrow
The Grampian Band announces weekly rehearsals every Thursday at 7 p.m. starting tomorrow at the DMS building in Grampian, the former grange hall. Rehearsals prepare for the Christmas concert.
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Tsunami kills dozens in Samoa and American Samoa
A powerful South Pacific earthquake triggered four 15 to 20 foot tsunamis, killing at least 82 with dozens more missing. Authorities warn the death toll may rise as rescue teams search wrecked villages in American Samoa and Samoa while aid and relief operations mobilize.
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Washington
Barack Obama
Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Auckland
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Lepa
Bill English
English
Orion Maritime Sur
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National
Australia
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
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Japan
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Hachijojima
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Los Angeles
Indian Ocean
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Asia
Oil holds near sixty eight as inventories rise
Oil prices hovered around 67.79 a barrel as U.S. crude inventories rose for a third week, though European markets rally on stronger stocks. Analysts warn demand remains weak while IMF optimism and currency trends support commodities.
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