Trumansburg Tutor Program Marks Fifty-Plus Years
The volunteer tutor program between Trumansburg High School and Elementary School celebrates over five decades of success. Led by Dr Lester Burg, it pairs 25 high school tutors with younger students, aiding reading and math and building strong mentor relationships across grades.
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Trumansburg
Marion Earhart
Lester Burg
Robin Smith
Roger Linton
Bill Ink
Miss Snow
Maureen Conklin
Maureen
Wolverton
Two Young Lighting Pros Enrich School Drama
Dave Parker and Bill Woodams earn notice for upgrading the school drama lighting. Drama director Robert Timerson praises their skill and initiative, noting their early start and superior work with limited equipment. They describe a deep interest in electricity and stage lighting.
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COD
Dave Parker
Bill Woodam
Robert Timerson
Drama
Bill
Dave
Mr. Timerson
Bill Woodams
Video tape machine boosts COD Audio Visual dept reach
COD Audio Visual Department gains a Sony Video Tape Machine bought for 750 dollars through a Learning Center grant. The device records picture and sound and can function as a television set. used by Coach Somerville and Ron Tubbs for basketball, wrestling, and English class recordings. Faculty training sessions conducted. borrowable by any staff member through Ron Tubbs.
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COD
Somerville
Ron Tubbs
East Coast Model U N and School Activities Calendar
April 12 to 15 schedule includes East Coast Model U N Syracuse Dames at Sea musical Rotary Breakfast 8 9 a m to 1 p m Dundee away baseball TC3 High School Day S S home Candor home 4 15 p m gym show high school 7 9 cheerleader try outs Lansing away marking period Easter vacation Dundee home Romulus home Thespians trip to NYC Roller skating events listed with times and venues.
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U.N
Syracuse
Dames At Sea
Rotary
Dundee
S.S
Candor
Lansing
Romulus
Nyc
Biology student teacher pursues biology and wildlife focus
A profile of Mr. Gary VanSlyke a Syracuse native and biology oriented education major. He studied at Hawaii and Cornell and works as a high school student teacher while planning a future in college level instruction. He supports inquiry based learning and a broad biology program for next year.
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Gary VanSlyke
VanSlyke
Syracuse
University of Hawaii
Cornell
van Slyke
Thailand
Smithsonian Ecology
Bankok
Opinions on Freedom of the Press Across Respondents
A range of views on press freedom is shown. Some praise unrestricted speech, citing John Peter Zenger and unnamed supporters, while others urge limits on sensitive foreign affairs coverage. A dissenting voice defends broad uncensored expression with clear labeling of opinion.
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John Peter Zenger
David Joseph
David Mark Joseph
Jeff Jordan
Jeffery Scott Jordan
Mike Smith
Maureen Conklin
Julie Cady
Art show opens in Off Broadway lobby April 13 14
The fifth exhibition by Charles O. Dickerson high school art students, mentored by Robert Timerson, will display in Mecklenburg’s Off Broadway Lobby Gallery during the Dames at Sea run. Works include still lifes, landscapes, abstracts, and portraits by multiple students and noted college participants.
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Trumansburg
Charles O. Dickerson
Robert Timerson
Bonnie Bower
Mary Eastman
Cemetery
Jeffrey House
Bradley Street
Betsey Forbes
Roxanne Frazier
Bill Herrick
Sue Herrick
Londi Hubbell
John Kelly
Anne Oakley
Pat Peabody
Art McFall
Mary Stilwell
Jeff Smith
David Welch
Schreder
Clarkson College of Tech
Liz Smith
Jacksonville Ulysses Grange to Meet Saturday
Jacksonville Ulysses Grange 7419 will hold its meeting Saturday April 14 at 8 00 p m at the home of Misses Pearle and Sarah Nivison. Merle Stillions spoke on Animal Nutrition Deficiency at the April 2 Jacksonville Community Assoc meeting with 45 present.
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Ulysses Grange
Misses Pearle
Sarah Nivison
Jacksonville Community Assoc
Merle Stillions
Agway Technical Center
WSCS
Jacksonville Community Church
Miss Pearle
Sheldrake
John Garrett
VanDorn Road
Olive Personius
Holstein Dairy Assoc
Stone House
Polly Kenerson
Daniel Knowles
Painted Post
Personius
Mary Tripp
Audrey Empson
Spencer Rd
Ithaca
Rap Session in Trumansburg For Parents April 16
Joseph A. Meskill principal announces a monthly Rap Session at Trumansburg Central School in the cafeteria from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. on Monday April 16 note change from the usual third Tuesday. Parents may attend and a babysitting program will be provided for preschool children.
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Trumansburg
Joseph A. Meskill
Trumansburg Central School
Trumansburg Post Office Seeks Part Time Flexible Clerk
Postmaster John Snedeker announced a part time flexible clerk carrier job at the Trumansburg Post Office. Starting wage is 4 dollars per hour with full details and applications available at the post office.
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Trumansburg
John Snedeker
Oliver winner at Country Living door prize in TRUMANSBURG
Donald Oliver of 10 McLallen Street won an Amana range at Country Living on Main Street. The drawing occurred April 7. Grand opening drew 1500 to 2000 attendees from Rochester and nearby towns plus local residents and merchants during March 8 to April 1.
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Trumans Burg
Donald Oliver
McLallen St
Amana
Main St
Rochester
Horseheads
Endicott
Geneva
Ithaca
Woolstock
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Lehmann
Greg Hill
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Delhi
Dennis Bauchle
Alfred Ag & Tech
Keuka College
Cornell University
University of Washington
Wm. Smith College
Tim Countryman
Auburn Community College
Ithaca College
Dale Dickson
Georgia Ford
Judy Fulton
Art Goodell
Suny Albany
Suny Cortland
Geoff Hughes
Michelle Hurd
Rensselaer Poly Tech
Mecklenburg
Carleen Warren
Cortland College
Carl Warren
Kermit Leonard
Florida
Ed Lokken
New Port Richy
Louis Pelkey
Paul Dobson
Charles Morris
Woodside
Edwin
Wellsburg
Kenneth Gardner
Cooperative Extension Service
Montour
Mr. van Slyke
Jacksonville
Trumansburg PO
Oliver Winner
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