Nine New York State Scholarship Winners Named at South Seneca
South Seneca Central School announces nine NYS Scholarship winners. Ruth Ackroyd aims for biology or medicine and holds a National Merit Letter of Recommendation. Susan Kay pursues nursing with club memberships in Senior Honor Society band chorus Ski Drama and intramurals. Terry Elliott seeks graduate studies in library science and is active in Senior Honor Society bands chorus Ski Drama Hobart Seminar. Sandy VanRiper serves on the school paper and Student Council and has a National Merit Letter of Recommendation. Mike Scoles plans liberal arts and serves as Student Council VP plus band chorus Ski Drama. Fred Bassette accepted at Cornell, targets engineering with National Honor Society and Ski Chess Bridge. Kathleen Smith a Girls State representative and Hobart Seminar participant in Senior Honor Society bands chorus Ski Bowling. Thomas Akins accepted at RIT and Alfred University for mechanical engineering. John Myer accepted at Cornell. Hobart Seminar member and Senior Class president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Seneca Central School
Ruth Ackroyd
JoAnne W. Ackroyd
Interlaken
Library Club
Susan Kay
Anthony Kay
Ovid
Susan
Terry Elliott
Robert R. Elliott
Hobart
Sandy VanRiper
Albert VanRiper Af
Mike Scoles
Beatrice Scoles
Willard
Fred J Bassette
Myron W_ Bassette
Cornell
Fred
Kathleen Smith
J Aubrey Smith
Kathleen
Thomas C Akins
Robert Akins
Rochester Institute of Technology
Alfred Agand Tech
John Myer
Interlaken Village Boards Deals With Dogs and Utilities
The Interlaken Village Board received a letter about ongoing dog problems in the village after several complaints of dogs bothering pedestrians and damaging property. Art Phillips won approval to connect his Cayuga Street Extension home to the village water system, paying for the piping to the main. The board also approved a new fire time clock and extended a contract with the Finger Lakes Association for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken
John Crumb
Dohrer
Art Phillips
Cayuga Street
Phillips
Finger Lakes Association
Mrs. Ralph Hyland Transferred Between Local Hospitals
Mrs. Ralph Hyland was transferred Saturday from Taylor Brown Hospital to Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harford hosted. Amy and Sue joined Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Harold Voorheis at Reynoldsville. Mr. and Mrs LeConte Myer and family entertained their parents, Mr. and Mrs George Myer, on Saturday the 12th for Mrs. George Myers 82nd birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Brewer
Ralph Hyland
Taylor Brown Hospital
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester
Walter Harford
Amy
Sue
Harold Voorheis
Reynoldsville
LeConte Myer
George Myer
George Myers
Interlaken Grange Box Social and Meeting
Interlaken Grange No 160 set to meet Saturday February 19 at 8 pm with a business session followed by a box social. Members craft boxes for bidding with the highest bid winning and a cookie contest will also be held. Volunteers for the Heart Fund are urged to call 532-8585 or 532-8396.
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Interlaken - Grange No 160
Panama
The
Heart Fund
Philip
Gary Stannard
Lewis
Betty Morgan
Elizabeth Bassette
Maynard Young
Ivonne
Mike
Eli
Debbie
Danny Steverson
Clarence
Elsie Ward
Hit and run victim injured on Penfield Road
Interlaken Monroe County deputies seek a white or cream colored car with a broken radio antenna in a hit and run that struck 25 year old Denton Miller from behind on Penfield Road Rochester. Miller suffered a forehead laceration brain concussion a broken left leg and a severe pelvis fracture and is listed in fair condition at Genesee Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken
Monroe County Sheriff's Deputies
Denton Miller
Penfield Road
Rochester
Genesee Hospital
Alexander Street
J B Ross
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Jane Dowdle
Community Manor
Anna Mahoney
Sses
Faevureka
de Lure
Plastiflex
Vance Crane & Son
Sheldrake
Interlaken Grange
Paulr Adams
First National
First National Bank of Waterloo
First National Bank
Coe
Seneca Falls
Opitemlaken
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