Camp Barton Development Fund Drive Launched
Frontenac District launches the Camp Barton Development Fund with Lewis Bell named Campaign Chairman and Harold Goldsmith as Vice Chair. The drive to grow the council’s Camp Barton program spans five sections including Trumansburg Interlaken Enfield and Lodi, aiming to expand a site long used by hundreds of boys each summer.
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Trumansburg
Camp Barton
Frontenac
Lewis Bell
Interlaken
Louis Agassiz Fuertes Council
Lodi
Camp Barton Development Fund
Harold Goldsmith
Jack Hill
Capital Funds
Imurphy
Interlaken Post 462 Dinner Honors Commanders
Interlaken Post 462 held its annual Post Commanders Dinner with over 100 attendees. Assemblyman Finley and Senator Ted Day spoke, and a Capitol flown flag was presented. Scouts, the Seneca Ramblers, and toastmaster Ora Jenkins featured. next post meeting is April 9.
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Interlaken
Interlaken Post 462
Post Commanders
Assemblyman
Finley
Ted Day
Ted
State Capitol
Esther Wyckoff
Samuel S. Stratton
Capitol
Legion Home
Ora Jenkins
Seneca Ramblers
Theodore D. Day
Morris Brown
Interlaken American Legion
Mr. Day
Joseph Finley
Cancer Crusade Drive Set in Ulysses Town Briefing
John Sterling chairs the American Cancer Crusade kickoff meeting on Wednesday April 3 at 8 p.m. in the Jacksonville Church. Captains and crusaders must attend with their lists. The crusade targets Sunday April 21 with a goal of 1650 funds. Township captains include Mrs Patrick King Mrs Arthur Le Boffe Mrs Robert Beers Alec Proskine Mrs Carl Marshall and others.
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Trumansburg
American Cancer Crusade
Ulysses
John Sterling
Jacksonville
Patrick King
Arthur le Boffe
Robert Beers
Alec Proskine
Carl Marshall
Roger
Ovid 8th Grade Parents Meet Monday Apr 1
OVID Anthony Kay guidance counselor announces an 8th grade parents meeting at Ovid Central School Monday night at 7 30 in the school cafeteria. The session will plan the pupil's 9th grade program covering course offerings scheduling and related concerns. Attendance is urged for all concerned.
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OVID
Anthony Kay
Ovid Central School
Trumansburg School Sets Special Vote
Trumansburg Central School District will hold a special meeting on April 1 1968 at 7 30 p m in the Elementary Auditorium to amend last July’s resolution to buy four school buses. The district seeks approval of a gross price of 37 702 without trade-ins to receive 90 percent reimbursement, though the buses cost 32 368 96.
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Trumansburg
Trumansburg Central
Teachers, Board Agree On Salary Scale
TRUMANSBURG The Board of Education and the Trumansburg Teachers Assoc reached a agreement under the Taylor Law on a salary scale for the coming year. Beginning teachers with a BA will earn 6000 with 16 yearly steps up to 300 per year and one 480 tenure bump. Graduate study credits add 11 2 percent per 6 hours. The plan allows up to 11400 after 16 years with 60 hours grad study beyond the bachelor. State health insurance to 100 for individuals and 35 for dependents. Sabbatical leave not granted. Tax sheltered annuities available at no cost to the District. Board aims to cut non teaching duties to focus on teaching and may require up to three days of in service workshops before school.
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Trumansburg
Board of Education
V F W Honors Past Leaders at Post 6200 Event
VFW Post 6200 honored past commanders and auxiliary presidents with guests Mr and Mrs George Slack. New commander George E Pemberton presented a life membership and a jacket to Mr Slack. Post meets monthly. March 30 two teams will represent at the State Bowling Tournament in Latham.
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Ovid
Frank Lilla
Post 6200
Veterans of Foreign Wars
George Slack
Barber
Latham
Les
Ed Sowards
Interlaken
John Williams
Howard Cunningham
Lodi
Gordon Mitchell
Walt Sprank
Mike Amrhiem
Halsey Huff
Frank Fennell
George
Ovid V.F.W
Slack
George E. Pemberton
George) Licak
Waid
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Barton
Millspaugh Bros
Cancer Crusade
V.F.W
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