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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
7
Over 100 dogs in Covert remain not licensed or tagged. The town will seize unlicensed dogs by January 1, whether on or off premises. License by mail using back-of-card instructions. Checks payable to Frances W. Hitchcock, Clerk. Issue No. 3.
Seneca County Justices and Magistrates Association heard Vincent Mancusi discuss corrections and rehabilitation at Elmira institutions. He outlined history at Elmira Reformatory, noted 85 percent parole success, and described Elmira Reception Center operations and staff of 399. Officers for 1965 were installed with William Olp as president.
James F. Dwyer of Kingston has been hired as Executive Vice President and general manager of the First National Bank of Ovid New York. He comes from Rondout National Bank Kingston where he led the consumer loan department since 1957 and will assume duties February 15. Dwyer holds a University of Denver finance degree and a NYU graduate business masters in investments. He replaces late president George T. Franklin and longtime cashier Arthur L Hall who is retiring after 25 years.
Ovid School PTA schedules regular meeting for January 25 at 8 p m in the school auditorium Roy Callahan from the Arithmetic Center Syracuse University will discuss modern trends in elementary mathematics He has completed his Syracuse Doctorate coursework in Mathematics education and taught at elementary level with work for underprivileged children He recently taught a modern mathematics course to teachers from Ovid Romulus Interlaken and Trumansburg Also listed are the Silver Tea on February 15 for senior class parents and February 22 for founders Day program and open house
OVID- The Board of Education of Ovid Central School convened Jan. 13 with all members present. Minutes and treasurer reports approved. general fund bills $5,580.45 and lunch fund $2,783.83 paid. Salary schedules for non teaching staff for 1965 66 set. NY State School Boards Association membership approved for 1965. Several fund transfers authorized. resignation noted for June.
Interlaken Central School plans additional industrial arts courses for 1965 66 with more staff in music and library. The board tentatively approved joining Board of Cooperative Educational Services and reallocating staff including full time music and shared driver education and librarian duties with Ovid Central School. The Student Exchange Committee met January 14 to discuss fundraising for two Ovid Central students traveling abroad, with pledges urged by March 1.
Frances W Hitchcock, Town Clerk of Covert, lists 1964 office activity including resident licenses for hunting fishing archery trapping and big game plus nonresident licenses, dog licenses, marriage licenses, explosives licenses, and lost certificates. Also documents filed such as chattel mortgages and conditional sales, with total receipts of 4382.50 and disbursements to town supervisors, county clerks, the county treasurer, and the state health department.
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