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The Press-Dispatch Local Wednesday, September 18, 2019
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MONDAY
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Baked Apples, Roll and a Drink
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THURSDAY
CHEESY POTATO
Ham Steak
$
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Peas and Carrots, Roll and a Drink
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Summer Sandwich Special
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TUESDAY
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CINNAMON ROLLS
FRIDAY MORNING
Turkey Manhattan
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Turkey Breast Smothered in Gravy on
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Polish Sausage
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WEDNESDAY
SATURDAY
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BARRETT REUNION
The family of Rev. C.E.
and Alice Barrett will have
a reunion on Sunday, Sept.
22 at Jordan Park in Spur-
geon. A pitch-in dinner will
be served at 12:30 p.m. EDT.
Vincennes Univ. presents
'Music of Aaron Copland'
The Vincennes Universi-
ty Department of Music will
present a "Music of Aaron
Copland" faculty recital at
7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24
in the Red Skelton Perform-
ing Arts Center Theatre.
The performance will fea-
ture VU music faculty mem-
bers Dr. Claudia Bossard,
piano; Dr. Jennifer Harris,
soprano; Michael Howell,
classical guitar, and Joyce
Kim-Rohrer, clarinet. Spe-
cial guest artist is former VU
faculty member Eric Bowl-
ing, flute.
The event will feature vo-
cal and instrumental works
by American composer Aar-
on Copland, including Duo
for Flute and Piano, Clarinet
Concerto, Laurie's Aria from
The Tender Land and At the
River for soprano and guitar.
Admission is free and the
public is invited. Doors open
at 7 p.m.
Copland (1900 -1990) was
an American composer,
teacher, writer and conduc-
tor. His open, slowly chang-
ing harmonies are typical of
what many people consider
to be the sound of American
music, emulating the vast
American landscape and pi-
oneer spirit. His best-known
works include Appalachian
Spring, Billy the Kid, Rodeo,
and Fanfare for the Common
Man.
Local chapter of DAR attended district meeting
Several members of the local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution recently attended
the district meeting hosted by the Francis Vigo DAR Chapter in Vincennes. Pictured (l to r): Trea Mc-
Candless, Sandy McBeth, Shirley Jenkins and Jennifer Uppencamp.
Reunion
New shelter house opening soon
A new shelter house at Prides Creek will open soon. Park manager Brandon Schultheis said they were
going to meet with the contractor on Wednesday to go over a punch list of items on the shelter house. He
said a ribbon cutting for the new shelter house was going to be scheduled soon.
The new shelter house replaces one of the original shelter houses. It includes bathrooms, a bigger cov-
ered area and a much bigger parking area. It is the shelter house located closest to the beach.
$50,000 and $ 60,000. The
14-passenger activity bus
purchased last year was
$52,509. It was purchased
in October from Midwest
Transit.
• Due to special consid-
erations, the board agreed
to reimburse a relative of
student $ 0.58 per mile per
day for each day the child at-
tends school. Payment will
be made once a month, with
mileage claim form due on
the last day of each month.
This agreement is in effect
for the duration of the 2019 -
2020 school year.
• Accepted the resigna-
tion of Ashlee Ballard, Sta-
cey Williams, Emily Jour-
nay, Juanita Grenier and
Josh Vickers.
• Approved the recom-
mended to move Jenn Smith
to eight-grade girls' basket-
ball coach from sixth-grade
coach; Mendy Wright to fill
in for Vicki Oxby's leave
of absence as the district's
nursing supervisor; Cassie
Loveless as a Winslow Ele-
mentary Title I aide; Holly
Jines as a special education
teacher at Petersburg Ele-
mentary; Hope Waltz as a
teaching assistant at Peters-
burg Elementary; Amanda
Stevens and Patty Frederick
as PCHS junior class assis-
tant sponsors; Jodie Elkins
as an athletic academic coor-
dinator; Pam Julian and Am-
ber Russell to the Spectrum
Alliance Club; Nikki Nalley
as high ability coordinator at
the middle school, Draven
Huff as a volunteer assistant
for high school cross coun-
try teams; Katie VanMeter
and Kayla Willis as full-time
bus drivers; Jessica Russell
for a third-shift, six-hour po-
sition and Jamie McKinney
as the Winslow Elementary
librarian.
• Approved keeping Paul
Brumfield as a part-time em-
ployee in the technology de-
partment.
• Approved the Pike
County School Corpora-
tion's recommended Evalu-
ation Plan for the 2019 -2020
school year.
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