The Express from Lock Haven, Pennsylvania • Page 12

JERSEY SHORE Several teachers were hired, a redistribution of the sixth grade classes was announced, and words of tribute were voiced for the late Leroy H. Keiler, principal of Broad St. School, who died on July 4 at the age of 62, at the July meeting of the Jersey Shore Area School Board last night at 8 o'clock. Teachers hired last night were Carsten Ahrens, instrumental music and band director; Harold Baughman, senior 'high English; Storms, senior Mary Jane high art, and Jean Webb, elementary art. Not brought out at the meeting was the report resignation from the junior high faculty of Samuel Pecchia, of Avis.

He reportedly already was employed in the computer department of Piper Aircraft Lock Haven. Also disclosed was the mailing of a teaching contract to William Graff, now in California. Graff formerly was junior varsity basketball coach at Jersey Shore High School 9 or 10 years ago, and later taught and coached at Bald Eagle-Nittany High School, Mill Hall. With the expected Completion soon of the Salladasburg building, a redistribution of sixth grade classes was announced. There were to be no sixth grades in the senior high this coming year as there have been the past two years.

Walnut St. School will have two sixth grades, Porter Twp. one sixth grade Avis one sixth grade, and the junior high, four sixth grade rooms. The new 12-room building at Salladasburg will accommodate approximately 400 pupils. School bus routes serving that school will include Larry's Creek area, Salladasburg, Nichols Run Road, all Pine Creek children as far as Tombs Tun, Level Corner and Spook Hollow Road.

Revision of some routes will be necessary. Plans for the dedication of the school are to be announced by the board later. McCanna was authorized to proceed with accepting low bids on window blinds for the Salla- daysburg School and it was disclosed that 90-95 per cent of the supplies for the new building have been received. A motion was approved to giv the Oval and Oriole Water Association the right-of-way to nstall a part of a line alongside Oval school property, adjacent to the highway. The line will not cut across school property, it was reported.

Fire Chief Charles C. Harer the board to go along with a busload of Jersey Shore officials to Lewisburg this Sunday to witness a demonstration of snorkel fire-fighting equipment. The Independent Hose has been seeking to acquire this type of apparatus. The bus will leave at 1 o'clock. The school year calendar for 1967-68 was approved.

School will begin Wednesday, Sept. 6, and be dismissed on June 7 Congressman A. W. Johnson's Bor-B-Q Set for July 29 Congressman Albert W. Johnson has invited Republican leaders of his 10-county 23rd Congressional District to his annual Bar-B-Q at Bendigo State Park, two miles from Johnsonburg, Elk County, on July 29.

Rep. Wendell Wyatt, Congressman from Oregon, and Lieut. Gov. Raymond J. Broderick will be special guests, for a speaking program on which State Chairman Jack Jordon also will appear.

A skeleton unearthed in Germany recently showed the owner suffered from of the spine. tuberculosis Steve Wolfe of Johnsonburg is in charge of arrangements for the Johnson outing, assisted by the Young Republicans of Elk County, headed by chairman Dick Reuscher. Party leaders and stalwarts from Clinton, Clearfield, Centre, Cameron, Elk, Potter, Forest, McKean and Warren counties have been invited to the event, for which Home's orchestra of Johnsonburg will play old song hits. Discussions of the fall election campaign, and the prospects for the elections of 1968, in the presidential campaign, will be part of the program, too. Page July 10, 1967-The Express, Lock Haven, Pa.

Jersey Shore School Board Hires Four Faculty Members Educational TV UNIVERSITY PARK- To add new enjoyment to their summer schedule, WPSX-TV, Penn State Television, will begin a new ten-program performance series today with the first presentation on "Recital Hall" beginning at 7:30 p.m. The ten "Recital Hall" musical performance programs were produced by Michigan State University with both professional and student instrumental soloists, chamber groups, and vocalists. In the coming weeks on WPSX-TV, "Recital Hall" will spotlight the talents of pianists Joann Freeman, Jose Rambaldi, David Renner, Barbara Nissman, and D. Thomas Hardison; 3ie cello-piano duo of Louis Pot- and Joseph Evans; and the University of Puerto Rico and Beaumont string quartets. The inaugral prograw will feature concert pianist Joann Freeman of Detroit performing the Sonata in Major by Baldassare Galuppi, and the Sonata in Flat Major, Opus 31, No.

3, by Ludwig von Beethoven. It Seems Like Yesterday Clinton County CCC Camps Gef Orders for Liquidation Items from the back files of The Express 70 Years Ago 1897 RALPH McCORMICK, son of S. M. McCormick, was struck on the back of the head by a baseball at the Normal grounds. He went home without feeling any bad effects from the blow, but afterwards was taken I estate included some of the most Secretary of Public Assistance, ill The drill in the Galla- Later, beginning at 9 p.m.

WPSX-TV will present high- iglits from a campus discussion during "Canada Week" at New York University. Titled "Two Views: A Canadian-American Student Debate," the program sees both American and Canadian-American Student Debate," program sees both American and Canadian students examining the questions: Should take an independent stand on the Vietnam War, or would its economic reliance on the U.S. be endangered by crit- cism? And should Canada provide a "haven" for young Amer- can "draft Hunter Killed in Mistake for Game TUNKHANNOCK, Pa. (AP)One hunter mistook another for a woodchuck and shot him fatally in a field near here Sunday police said. Dead is Thomas Williams, 25, of Swoyersville, who was shot in the head while crawling toward a woodchuck hole in a field in Kellersburg, Wyoming County.

His companion, who was unidentified, was crawling toward the hole from the opposite side and fired his rifle at what he thought was the woodchuck. New House! i New Car! Vacation! Education! Retirement! gher township test well had reached a depth of 3,447 feet. Drilling would be continued until a depth of 3,500 feet was reached and if neither gas or oil is found in paying quantities then the well would be shot The weather department at Washington would have a river gauge put in at this place for the purpose of obtaining correct measurements of the state of water in the West Branch of the Susquehanna. 60 Years Ago 7907 RENOVO'S PRIVATE BANK announced that it had closed its doors. The bank had been founded about 25 years earlier by Patrick and John Kane, who were railroad contractors before they entered the banking business.

Both had died and the bank was managed by several of Patrick Kane's sons. The business was not an extensive one and the deposits were not large. It was believed that all of the creditors would be paid in full as the Kane Hollywood Romantic Dance Numbers Bugged Fred Astaire By BOB THOMAS AP Movie-Television Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP "Thank heaven," said the ageless Fred Astaire, "I don't have any of those romantic numbers to do. I've done so many of them, and they're terribly hard work." The century's most celebrated dancer was slumped in a chair in ibis dressing room at Warner Bros. "First itime I ever worked here, although I knew Jack Warner before I LOCK HAVEN Savings Loan Association 222 E.

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He is oblivious to the passage of time and couldn't tell you -that it had been 11 years since he filmed his last screen musical, "Silk Stockings." He has done straight roles, in "On the Beach," "Notorious Landlady," "The Pleasure of His Company." Nor does Astaire talk about his dance partners, who have included Rita HaywoxiMi, Vera Ellen, Judy Garland, Leslie Caron, Audrey Hepburn and Cyd Charisse, as well as Ginger Rogers. "Finian's Rainbow" is the first musical in which he does not dance with a glam- ourous partner. "It's such a relief," he sighed, while avoiding any aspersion against his famed partners. "Those romantic dances take so long to rehearse, and it's murder trying to devise new ideas." He has long refused to repeat numbers. "This role I'm playing (Finian) is a reaJ character, a salty old Irishman.

All of the dances come out of the character and the situations; I don't have any real solos as such. And I like it that way." The hallmark of the Astaire art has always been the search for 'perfection. First on the stage, then in films and lately in television, he has continued to insist on class, without compromise. That's why you will never see him in a substandard movie or even on a television variety show. "I would never do a variety hour; there are too many of them," he remarked.

"They all have that with the guest stars and all that." Boy Electrocuted by Electric Worm Probe MIDDLE RIVER, Md. (AP) Douglas Alt was using an electric probe to search for fishing worms Sunday, when his son Douglas, 3, ran across the wet lawn of the family's suburban Baltimore home. The boy grabbed the 24-inch steel probe and was electrocuted immediately, police said, as his father held the wooden handle of the device. valuable real estate in the town. The school directors of Lamar township were confronted with the necessity of erecting a new school house as the direct result of the tornado that struck East Nittany valley.

The building was a complete wreck. The roof was torn off and broken, the side walls crushed in and the furniture badly damaged. 50 Years Ago 7977 GEORGE R. GROSS, a brother of attorney Frank C. Gross, passed the State Pharmaceutical Examination.

Mr. Gross was expected to leave for France in the near future "Sandy" the Irish deer hound owned by Henry Friedel, met death by the chloroform route, after a short illness. Sandy attracted much attention here owning to his immense size and his resemblance to a greyhound. He was brought to this city by Ernest Shilling, years ago, from Arizona, where he was used for hunting wolves and coyotes. He carried many scars received in hard-fought battles with these animals J.

E. Dayton Co. of Williamsport received an order for 20,000 pairs of army marching shoes for delivery before January 1, 1918, for approximately $100,000. This was the first war order received at Williamsport and the big shoe factory was expected to add many more employes to the company payroll. 7942 NINETEEN Flemington, Mill Hall and Avis graduates of a school in fire fighting fundamentals were honored at a banquet at the Flemington Hose Co.

headquarters. The class was taught by J. Bertrand Smith, an official of the Pennsylvania Ordnance Works at White Deer Valley, a former county chief of fire service training Cessation of CCC enrollments in Clinton County followed the receipt of a telegram by the State Howard L. Russell, from the national director of CCC, reporting the action of Congress in passing legislation calling for the liquidation of the CCC. All enrollments were ordered stopped.

Years Ago 7957 THE JERSEY SHORE State Bank, newly remodeled, was visited by approximately 3,500 people at its open house The Clinton County Heart Committee approved a grant of $800 for the Renovo Hospital for its first electro-cardiograph machine. James A. Hanna was elected to succeed the Rev. Donald R. Schaeffer as president of the Heart Committee Avis Borough Council decided the community needed a borough building.

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