Social learning curriculum tested in Trumansburg classes
170 field test sites across 15 states involve 6090 mentally retarded children ages 6 to 9 in Trumansburg Central School as Yeshiva University and New York State Education test a social learning based curriculum funded by the U.S. Office of Education. Early reports from teachers praise its value and a spring analysis will guide revisions before publication.
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Trumansburg
Yeshiva University
Ferkauf Graduate School of Humanites and Social Sciences
New York
U.S. Office of Education Bureau For the Education of the Handicapped
Fire damages home at Ovid Center
The home of Mrs. Abbie Mc Comb in Ovid Center was badly damaged by a fire of undetermined origin Friday. She was not at home. fire started on the ground floor east end and spread upward to the roof. No damage estimate available. The Ovid and Interlaken fire crews responded under Chiefs Leon Wickham and Alfred Jackson, with Undersheriff Gerald Brewer and staff investigating.
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OVID
Abbie McComb
Ovid Center
Final equalization rates established for 479 villages
The State Board of Equalization and Assessment reported final state equalization rates for 479 villages. Locally the rates based on 1968 assessment rolls show Interlaken increasing from 36 to 37, Lodi and Ovid staying at 33, and Trumansburg rising from 45 to 81.
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State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Interlaken
Lodi
Ovid
Trumansburg
Charles O. Dickerson High School PTA Open House
TRUMANSBURG The annual PTA Open House at Charles O. Dickerson High School will be held Tuesday Feb 18 at 7 15 p m changing from the usual Wednesday time. Parents may follow their student’s daily schedule starting in homeroom and attend with or without a student. Refreshments will follow after the class schedule.
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Trumansburg
Charles O. Dickerson High School
Romulus Cerebral Palsy Drive Raises 127.30 for Happiness House
The Romulus CP drive raised 127.30 for Happiness House in Geneva. General chairman Mrs. Charles S. Amidon Sr. thanked contributors and workers. Local chair Miss Agnes McGrane led with solicitors Mrs. Arthur Rogers, Mrs. Raymond Preston, Jesse Dizell, and others.
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Romulus
Happiness House
Geneva
Charles S. Amidon Sr
Agnes McGrane
Arthur Rogers
Raymond Preston
Jesse Dizell
Kenneth Hilbert
Mary O'Connell
Russel McComb
Mary Waters
Maureen O’connell
Donald Allen
Kevin Hilbert
Doig Named Associate Natural Resources Planner in State Program
Herbert E. Doig of Schenectady has been appointed to the new post of Associate Natural Resources Planner in the State Conservation Dept. Program Planning unit. The 34-year-old Trumansburg native was promoted from Fish and Wildlife Management Act Coordinator, a role since 1967, to utilize planning experience for statewide private land programs.
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Trumansburg
Herbert E. Doig
Schenectady
Natural Resources Plannir
State Conservation Dept
John Allen
Conservation Administration
Doig
Lodi Heart Fund drive volunteers named for 1969 effort
In Lodi the 1969 Heart Drive benefit lists volunteers including Mrs. Marion James Mrs. Alma Updike Mrs. Pat Steverson Mrs. Marion Potts Mrs. Clara Close Mrs. Nita Swick Mrs. Marge Terry Mrs. Seraphin Walborn Mrs. Jean Simmons Mrs. Joan MacCheyne Mrs. Marge Sadler Mrs. Jean Eastman and Mrs. Barbara Westervelt. The area covered by the ladies will be used for the drive.
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Lodi
Marion James
Alma Updike
Pat Steverson
Marion Potts
Clara Close
Nita Swick
Marge Terry
Seraphin Walborn
Jean Simmons
Joan MacCheyne
Marge Sadler
Jean Eastman
Barbara Westervelt
Millspaugh Reelected Leader by Community Council
TRUMANSBURG The Ulysses Community council re elected Arthur Millspaugh as president at the annual meeting in the Town Hall. David Lasher was chosen vice president and Mrs. Edwin Brown secretary. Mrs. David Boyd became treasurer. four directors were elected: Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Roland Nicholy, Mrs. John Layer, and Mrs. Charles Stewart. OVID A roast beef dinner Saturday February 8 at 6 p.m. honors: Mrs. Welch and others from South Seneca Sportsmen Club. Irving R. Stevens chairs Lodi area long range land use planning for wise Departmental decisions. Doig, biologist, joins Program Planning Unit. lives at 24 Anne Drive Schenectady with wife Susan and children Julie 7 Jeffrey 4 Amy 3.
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Trumansburg
Ulysses Community Council
Arthur Millspaugh
David Lasher
Edwin Brown
David Boyd
Boyd
Roland Nicholy
John Layer
Charles Stewart
Doig
Conservation Dept
Rushford
Susan
Julie
Jeffrey
Amy
Anne Drive
Schenectady
Cornell
Interlaken Agway robbed of about 300 dollars
The Interlaken Agway store was robbed Saturday night with about 300 dollars taken from a safe. Miss Paul Hackett, wife of the manager, discovered the break in around midnight. Undersheriff Gerald Brewer investigates as burglars forced a door and used tools to open the safe.
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Interlaken
Interburg Agway
Paul Hackett
Seneca County
Gerald Brewer
Agway
Tru man sburg to Represent at National Sport Shows
Tru mansburg Chamber of Commerce, as part of The Finger Lakes Assoc, will be represented through brochures at sport shows nationwide. The association will maintain a booth to distribute promotional vacation material for its members.
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Trumansburg
Finger Lakes
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Herbert Goldstein
The
Curriculum Center For the
Romulus Drive
Millspaugh
Spast Vais Welch
Pembers
Grand James
Marks
South Seneca Sportsmens Club
Donald Lynch
Caywood
Townsendville
Lodi Center
Lodi Point
Ovid- Lodi Road
Interlaken- Lodi Road
Gilbert
Irving R. Stevens
Interlaken Agway
Cayuga Lake
Packer
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