Junior Band Delights Interlaken Elementary with Concert
Interlaken Central Junior Band directed by Robert Gerlach performed for elementary grades on January 26. The program included Reuben and Rachel, Maracas from Caracas, Irish Folk Dance, The Accidental Waltz, Piper's Picnic, Tenderfoot March, and three clarinet trios by Cathy Ferrand Cynthia Kerns Julie Delyser Sue Beardsley and Sue Schneider with Come Follow Me Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes Ecossaise.
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Interlaken
Interlaken Central
Robert Gerlach
Reuben
Rachel
Caracas
Kinyon
Jackson
Cathy Ferrand
Cynthia Kerns
Julute Delyser
Sue Beardsley
Sue Sch
Ovid Teacher Injured In Town Crash
Mrs Charlotte Hovencamp 29 of Jacksonville, an Ovid Central School physical education teacher, was injured when her car collided with a grain truck driven by Elias Tighe 43 of Waterloo at the junction of County Road 129 and Wyckoff Road. Both were taken to Tompkins County Memorial Hospital. Hovencamp suffered a broken right leg and head cuts while Tighe had a facial laceration and was treated and released. Tighe was charged with Failure to Yield Right of Way and to appear before Justice William Van Nostrand. Trooper Wilkinson investigated.
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Ovid
Wyckoff Road
Charlotte Hovencamp
Jacksonville
Elias Tighe
Waterlowu
Havencamp
Ovid Central School
Tighe
Tompkins County Memorial Hospital
Hovencamp
Justice of the Peace
William van Nostrand
Wilkinson
Waterloo
Seneca Health Clinics Schedule February Outreach Waterloo
The Seneca County Health Department lists February clinics including chest and child health consultations at various centers such as Waterloo Interlaken Ovid and Health Department rooms. Appointments are required for many services with several contact numbers provided for scheduling and information.
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Waterloo
Seneca County Department of Health
Health Dept
Interlaken Health Center
Anthony Speno
Ovid Health Center
Health Department
Saul Tower
Call Ovid
Interlaken
Ovid Students Elected to Mu Alpha Theta
Nineteen Ovid Central School students joined Mu Alpha Theta with sponsor David H. Wilson. National secretary treasurer Dr Harold V Huneke announced the honors, listing members Nancy Ahouse, Debbie Burdin, Linda Covert, Mary Eastman, Deborah Foxx, Kevin Griffith, Gregory Halsey, Deborah Hoppy, Robert Jacoby, Linda Langley, Edward Saunders, Kenneth Thomas, John Troutman, Diane Van Riper, Sylvia Wagner, Richard Walborn, Rudy Westervelt, Carol Wilson and others from Lodi, Ovid, Willard and Valois.
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OVID
Ovid Central School
Mu Alpha Theta
International High School
Harold V. Huneke
University of Oklahoma
The
Mathematical Assoc. of America
Huneke
David H. Wilson
Ovid Central High School
Nancy Ahouse
Lodi
Debbie Burdin
Linda Covert
Mary K. Eastman
Deborah A. Foxx
Willard
Kevin Griffith
Gregory Halsey
Deborah Hoppy
Robert C. Jacoby
Linda Langley
Edward Saunders
Kenneth E. Thomas
John A. Troutman
Diane I. van Riper
Fragmentary OCR Notes Preserve Aged Trend Note
A damaged OCR fragment references a Thursday February date and an estimate that a trend will persist for at least twenty years. The readable text hints at a discussion or forecast but lacks clear subjects or places. Further context would clarify the involved persons and locations.
Birth rate drop in Japan linked to Fiery Horse zodiac
In 1966 Japan saw a 27 percent fall in births tied to the Fiery Horse year, a legend claiming girl babies born then may become fiery and threaten husbands. The text abruptly notes a 1967 Sheep year and mentions Maine lobster concerns due to falling water temperatures.
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Japan
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Neider
Hilton
Hummel
Bob Pritchard
Scott Koehler
Jeff Bond
Barry Pemberton
Gig Elliott
Seneca Health
Courthouse Annex
Willard State Hospital
Social Service Dept
Family Counseling Service of
Ontario County
Exchange St
Geneva
Ss. A. Gilbert Jeweler i
Tarr’s
Wiliam A
Betty Tree
Maine
Lod and
William J. Wyckoff
Hayts Corners
Christian Science
South Seneca Sportsmen’s Club
Kenneth Welch Ovid, R.D
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