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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1968
Page
3
Interlaken resident Arthur Lewis Smith among Florida State University graduates. The registrar, William L. Wharton, announced 40 doctorates 160 masters and 588 bachelor degrees were mailed to successful candidates.
At the 15th Annual Advisory Council gathering at Willard State Hospital Clara Marciano heads the council as Chairman with Mrs. Richard Reed as Vice-chairman and Mary Collins as Secretary. Other members include L Vernette Grau Alfred and Dr Richard Harpending among others with ex-officio Dr Anthony Mustille and Lois Christoferson. The council, active since 1952, advises on nursing education and promotes school aims. Interlaken section notes Green Thumb Garden Club meeting February 14 hosted by Mrs Phyllis Rainey with Ruth Brokaw as president and Ruth Dennison as Publicity, including a slide presentation on Oral Beauty from Eastman Kodak.
On January 25 nine Interlaken FFA members rode a Greyhound to the Rochester Fruit Show. Teams graded apples and potatoes with names listed. Glenn Curran spoke for Interlaken and Seneca-Wayne FFA, placing second in a marker demonstration and earning a plaque and $15, with other ribbons and cash to come.
Seaman Apprentice Kenneth W. Morehouse, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Melvin W Morehouse of RD 1, completes nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center Romulus. He studied seamanship survival and military drill under veteran petty officers. Gunners Mate Seaman Roland H Emmons, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Emmons of RD 2, participated in anti submarine warfare off the Bahama Islands aboard USS Essex, the Navy's oldest active aircraft carrier, homeported at Quonset Point.
The Erie Canal's sesquicentennial year marks a dramatic growth for Rochester from 331 residents before construction to 11 000 by 1828, three years after the canal opened, illustrating the canal's regional impact.
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