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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1968

Page

27

University Girls Win Awards At UHS

Annette Pomeroy and Helen Smith win 4 year Board of Governors and West Virginia Wesleyan College scholarships. Sherry Williams crowned May Day Queen and David Lofstead king, both UHS seniors active in sports, 4-H and clubs. Sherry plans to attend West Virginia University. David weighs college options.

University High School Sherry Williams David Lofstead Carolyn Weber Karen O'Hara Michael Caruso Annette Pomeroy Helen Smith Annette Board of Governors W.V.U Helen West Virginia Wesleyan College Safety Assembly Lindsley Smith UHS Smith Sherry Fred Williams Westover West Virginia University David Mary Lee Lofstead Sabraton Dave

I Hate to Exercise Book Promises Quick Fit

Stephen Huffaker promotes a four minute daily routine in the I Hate to Exercise Book to curb overeating and drinking. He endorses running as best exercise and offers six moves including knee lifts and stretches requiring willpower, aimed at improving beach readiness.

Stephen Huffaker Cornerstone Library Huffaker O.K

Lose Fat Get Selker Beach

Manufacturers of contemporary clothing provide little for men with bulging bellies and flabby flesh. The article urges shedding excess fat to fit better into modern styles.

Selker

Teens drive fashion market with bold styles and rising spend

A Fairchild Publications survey in Men's Wear notes teens 14 to 19 spent over 2 billion in 1967 on clothes, with 16 and 17 year olds close behind. Teens favor slacks, sport shirts, jackets, sweaters and sportswear, forming three groups Collegiate Greaser and Mod as parents worry about rapid wardrobe change.

Gondly

4-H Horticultural Projects Engage Youth and Communities

The 4-H Club promotes head heart hands and health with diverse projects through the Cooperative Extension Service. Hort iculture covers ornamental gardening produce landscape and home grounds. Youth ages 9 to 19 are invited to contact the county extension office to start a project.

Cooperative Extension Service

New 4H Club Formed In Woodburn Morgantown Area

A new 4H club is forming in Woodburn Morgantown with Mrs. Richard P Smith as leader inviting fourth to sixth graders nearby. If demand exists additional clubs may start and other communities could form similar clubs. The Cheat Lake 4H Club led by Mrs. Forrest Hawkins will release balloons with 4H notes to gauge interest.

Woodburn Morgantown Richard P Annette) Smith Goff Kingwood Pike Blacksville Peatress Cassville Denlslow Richard Bula Wana Cheat Lake Forrest Hawkins

County 4-H Chorus Set for First Public Performance

The County 4-H Chorus is nearly ready for its inaugural show. The group invites residents seeking wholesome entertainment to attend the upcoming performance.

County

St Francis High Music Festival and Inductions

St Francis High plans its Spring Music Festival for May 19 at 2 00 p m in the gym with a $1 admission and an afternoon student body presentation May 17 The National Honor Society inducted new members including Carolyn Bachmann Jo Ann Audin John Pulice Anthony DeProspero and Joanne Marshalek Probationary members are Libby Fanok Dave Foster Kathy Faris and Jesse Yeakel New Thespians were inducted with members listed and points used for selection Kathy Salucci named new Uniform Pep Club leader Upcoming events include Student Council officer nominations and next week retreat Junior Chemistry class toured the Bureau of Mines.

St. Francis Gym Carolyn Marshale Allie Foster Denise DeBiase Margaret Burrows Cindy Downey Rosanne Perry Father Scott Carolyn Bachmann Jo Ann Audin John Pulice Anthony DeProspero Joanne Marshalek Libby Fanok Dave Foster Kathy Faris Jesse Yeakel Drama Club Kathy Salucci John Vasil Judy Miernyk Teresa Wytko Mary K. Mortimer Paul Bellotte Ellen Delaney Sam Tampoya Monica Riffon Kennywood Bureau of Mines

Wedding submission deadlines for Morgantown and Dominion News

Guidelines require wedding stories and photos be submitted promptly for daily and Sunday pages. Submissions after one month past the ceremony are not used. Sunday notices go to events from the prior week with noon Wednesday cutoff.

Morgantown Post Dominion News Sunday Dominion Post

Barbs by Phil Pastoret on ancient skis and shoppe rentals

Barbs note skis said to be 4,000 years old found in Norway. The columnist wryly invites readers to explore rental items at a nonfavorite ski shoppe and jokes that the “E” for effort recipient would welcome some “M” for money.

Norway

Valley High VHS Band Shines At Clarksburg Festival

Valley High School Band earned excellent ratings across two days at the Clarksburg Band Festival on May 24. Director Ervin Fink selected five members Gary Rehe Donald Hawley Jack Turner Shawnen Main and Judy Feather to join the all Festival Band. The group performed Arioso Fold Legend Overture and First Suite in E Flat before marching Saturday and receiving high assessments. The band now prepares for the Memorial Day Grafton parade.

Fink Grafton GAA

Valley High Senior Wins Presbyterian Scholarship

David W. Eble, Valley High School senior, won a four year tuition scholarship to Davis and Elkins College in Elkins. He ranks in the top ten percent, led in exams among presbytery competitors, and is active in dramatics and athletics. Other winners include Beth Bachand and Sara Lynne Showalter.

David W. Eble Valley Senior High School Davis and Elkins College Elkins Charles R. Eble Arthurdale Eble Davis and Elkins Beth Bachand Ravenswood Sara Lynne Showalter Parkersburg

Kingwood High Stag Line Projection Club Officers Named

New officers for the Kingwood High Projection Club include Russell Goines as president Tom Nutter as vice president and Charles Haney as secretary treasurer Sponsor Mr Baumgardner leads the club Pep Club elects Dianna Ringer president with Patricia Turner as vice president and Iva Sliger as secretary treasurer Miss Shuman serves as Pep Club sponsor Stag Notes announce Junior Senior Prom and Banquet May 18 Junior and Senior Band Concert May 15 Election Day holiday May 14 and Spring Sing upcoming by the Choral Club.

Projection Club Russell Goines Tom Nutter Charles Haney Baumgardner KHS Club Dianna Ringer Patricia Turner Iva Sliger Miss Shuman KHS Stag Choral Club

Neighbors Enjoy Quiet Evenings as Windows Stay Open

A casual note highlights the simple pleasure of peaceful, window-open evenings in the neighborhood with no loud disturbances. It paints a scene of friendly, relaxed communal life.

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