March of Dimes Benefits From Ovid Willard March Dance
The Ovid Willard area raised 288.43 for the March of Dimes with 213.43 in Ovid and 75 in Willard. Volunteers thanked Millas Diner for coffee, and organizers noted gifts to birth defects, cerebral palsy, cancer, and other conditions. A teens dance at the Ovid Municipal Building netted 43.55, with thanks to The Lost Colony, the village board, chaperones, and cookie bakers.
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Ovid-Willard
Willard
Ovid
Bill
Kay Millas
Millas
Hugh McDonald
F.J. McDonald
March of Dimes
National Foundation of the March of Dimes
Lost Colony
Romulus Principal Steps Down After 20 Years Service
Romulus Central School elementary principal Irving F. Shelp resigns effective June 30 after serving since 1964. He led programs in pre first grade tutor services non graded primary and enhanced audio visual supports while active in NEA NYSTA and local associations. He and wife Margaret Lehmann of Rochester have three children.
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Romulus
Irving F. Shelp
Romulus Central School
F. and
A.M. West Fayette Church
PTA
Shelp
Margaret Lehmann
Rochester
Shelps
Voters In Trumansburg May Enroll On Election Day
Trumansburg voters need only be registered to vote and may enroll in a party on election day Tuesday March 19. The notice clarifies nonmembers can participate by registering or enrolling at the polls.
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Trumansburg
Merger Petition Drive Nears Goal for Interlaken-Ovid District
OVID and Interlaken officials report strong petition momentum for the proposed Interlaken-Ovid School merger. About 750 Ovid residents have signed, while 625 to 650 signatures have been gathered in Interlaken, with late March or early April set for a possible vote.
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OVID
Donald Lueder
Interlaken
Lueder
Childs Murder Trial Enters Second Week
Seneca County murder trial for Leslie Childs enters week two as public defender questions witnesses. Key testimony includes owner of the switch blade knife linked to Timothy Hager's death at Poplar Beach. Father Stanley Childs testified about a heated scene and a fatal shooting. The jury faces murder and weapon charges with possible manslaughter verdicts and a later sentencing date.
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Waterloo
Seneca County
Sam Chercla
Leslie Childs
Watkins Glen
Timothy Hager
Sheldrake
Poplar Beach
John Nickt
John Worden
Worden
David Herendon
Robert Larsen
Nelson Barber
Poplar Beach Homse
Stanley Childs
Jerome B.E. Wolff
Commissioner Unqualified Controversy in Seneca County
The Seneca County Board of Supervisors replaced Welfare Commissioner Donald Ellis with Richard Dombroski from Seneca Falls. State officials say Dombroski does not meet requirements and the county has until March 4 to hire a qualified replacement. Duane Marks notes action planned for March 12. Ellis calls it political.
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Interlaken
Seneca County Board of Supervisors
Seneca Falls
Waterloo
Donald Ellis
Richard S. Dombroski
Ellis
Seneca County
Dombroski
State Dept. of Social Services
Duane Marks
Junius
Social Service Committee
Jury Finds Driver Guilty in Reckless Driving Trial
Bert Truax of Ithaca was found guilty by a jury of six on reckless driving after arraignment on five Vehicle and Traffic Law violations. He was fined $75 with 20 days to pay, represented by Henry W. Theisen and with A D.A. Robert Clue prosecuting before Judge Haight. The remaining four counts go to trial March 8.
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Trumansburg
Bert Truax
Ithaca
Haight
Truax
Henry W. Theisen
Attorney For the People
Asst
Robert Clue
Bus Purchase Approval Delayed by State Education Review
Tru man sburg Central School delayed bus purchase after bid totals exceeded authorized price. A special district meeting set for April 1 1968 at 7 30 p m to amend the July 1967 resolution from 36000 to 37702 to allow spending 32368 96 with four buses traded in.
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Trumansburg
Trumansburg Central School
State Department of Education
Merchants Back Good Friday Prayer Service Plan
TRUMANSBURG The Village Chamber of Commerce voted to endorse closing shops from 1 to 2 p.m. on Good Friday for a community prayer service at the Church of the Epiphany on Elm Street. Rev Roland Nichols urged cooperation at February’s meeting and a member survey was planned before March.
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Trumansburg
Village Chamber of Commerce
Council of Churches
Roland Nichols
Chamber
Elm Street
Jane King To Be Honored Guest At Interlaken Reception
Mrs. Jane King retired from the First National Bank of Waterloo receives a public honor. A reception is planned Sunday March 10 from 3 to 5 p.m. at the American Legion Post 462 Home in Interlaken, sponsored by the bank and the Legion Auxiliary.
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Interlaken
Jane King
First National Bank of Waterloo
American Legion
Auxiliary
The
King
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Trumansburg Village Voters
Teen Council Aids Fund
United States
Childs
Barber
Larsen
Tim Hager
Stanley R. Childs
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