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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1968
Page
17
The board and teachers reach a consensus on a salary scale. non teaching staff gain 3 percent plus NYERS 160th plan. Ten year workers earn three weeks vacation after ten years. a staff newsletter is planned five times yearly and an ethics committee subcommittee will work on professionalism.
The common rabbit stands as New York State’s top game animal. Each year hunters take between one and two and a half million of these prolific animals.
Mrs. Donna Gardner remains detained after pneumonia delays release from hospital following a recent automobile accident. Auxiliary meets April 1 and PTA hosts Prof. Gunning on speech development April 2. Kennedy Corners Church schedules communion breakfast at 8 00 a m with service at 7 00 a m and Sunday School at 10 00 a m. John Neno buys Gerhardt Achilles farm at Mecklenburg and Applegates roads and keeps a lot for a home on Applegate Road. Margaret Bush departs for a Scandinavian trip planned by BOCES starting March 23. Debbie Dawn and Robin Carlisle visit grandparents during spring vacation. Mr and Mrs Robert Scofield Jr move to Cold Springs Road while building a new home expected by May.
The F.S. 4-H Club in Trumansburg describes a Food Lets Begin project with breads vegetable nibblers fruit cups and 4-H cookies Yum Yum. Three members Nancy Ehrhart Linda Lee Colle and Mary Ann Stilwell attended county demonstrations. Willow Creek Wranglers held a March 20 1968 meeting at Dick White's home and planned a switch board project for the next meeting on April 3 at Andy Browns with Danny Gill N.R.
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