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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1967

Page

4

Demonstrations slated for Wednesday at Courthouse Square

The Creative Arts Program offers final week demonstrations for first through sixth graders with centers at Central Clay Battelle Waitman Barbe Sabraton Cheat Lake Osage. On July 11 and 12, performances feature the Belcardo Trio and WVU personnel, funded by the American Federation of Musicians, with films and arts demonstrations to follow.

Courthouse Square Central Clay Battelle Waitman Barbe Sabraton Cheat Lake Osage Belcastro American Federation of Musicians United States Office of Health, Education and Welfare WVUI Appalachian al Homburg Cumberland Maryland Patrick Gainer Gainer W.va Benjamin Freedman WVU Ces Naman

Grecian Festival Officially Begins at WVU

Morgantown observes the Grecian Festival as part of the universitys 100th anniversary with city officials recognizing the event. Displays from about 12 downtown stores and the Morgantown Public Library showcase Grecian culture while the Metropolitan Theater programs Three Hundred Spartans and a short Mainland of Greece. A lawn celebration at Woodburn Circle features Grecian food dances and music with Janet Jo Loring performing, weather permitting, and plans include gallery displays in Science Hall and a Grecian dessert at Communizis Restaurant.

Morgantown Arthur W. Buehler Woodburn Circle WVU Janet Jo Loring Mary K. Wiedebusch WVU School of Music Wvii Division of Art Gallery Science Hall Finn High Street

Transportation Seminars Open at WVU and Kent State

Two week seminars on urban mass transportation sponsored by HUD open Monday at West Virginia University and Kent State University. Sessions run through July 21 with top operating officials leading courses on current and future transit topics. HUD will repeat seminars July 24-August 10 at Kent State and August 7-18 at West Virginia University.

Washington UPS West Virginia University Kent State University Ohio U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Kent State

Point Marion Post Office Dedicated in Ceremony

Dedication ceremonies for a new U S Post Office in Point Marion Pennsylvania were held at 2 p m with remarks by Congressman Thomas E Morgan and James J Doherty regional director of the Philadelphia Postal Region. Naval officers assisted with flag raising and a choir sang as officials welcomed the public.

U.S Point Marion Thomas E. Morgan Pennsylvania James J. Doherty Philadelphia Arthur H. Miller J. Kemp Conn Clinton Gill First Christian Church Verle D. Whipp Congressman Morgan Doherty Morgan Uniontown Lois Roberts Niles Dodson John Burke St. Hubert

Pig In A Poke Incident Ends In Escape

In Houston two teenage boys aged 14 and 16 attempted to transport stolen pigs hidden inside bagged trees toward market. A bystander, Alvin Burns, 49, confronted them and their disguise collapsed when a pig squealed. The youths fled with the animals.

Houston UPI Alvin Burns

Reappointed Yates to Natural Resources Advisory Commission

Ronceverte businessman Paul K. Yates was reappointed by Gov. Hulett C. Smith to a second term as a commissioner on the seven member Natural Resources advisory commission. His first term expired in June and the new term will run until.

Paul K. Yates Ronceverte Hulett C. Smith Natural Resources Advisory Commission Yates Unt

Charleston Letter Shows Governor’s Political Fragility

The Charleston letter critiques Governor Taylor for not pushing election law reforms and predicts trouble for Democrats ahead of the next election. It notes Moore’s Europe trip and potential AT&T promotion for John Fox, plus shifts in Morgantown political figures and a GOP lineup debate.

Taylor Arch Moore Europe West Virginia John Fox At&t Board of Public Works Don Hardman Morgantown Hardman Bureau of Public Information Statehouse Bob Mellace Willard Phillips Republican Party

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