Honor students named at Ovid High School class of 1969
The Ovid High School honors list features valedictorian JoAnn Lind with a 94.988 average and leadership roles in yearbook student council honor societies band chorus and cheerleading. Valedictorian JoAnn plans to attend the University of Rochester in September with Regents and Rochester scholarships.
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South Seneca
Ovid High School
JoAnn Lind
Leslie Lind
JoAnn
Hobart
New York State
University of Rochester
Joan McIntosh
Donald McIntosh
Lodi
Joan
Monroe Community College
Hannelore Grizenko
Paul Grizenko
Hannelore
Willard School of Nursing
Perry Lee Lamison
Robert Lamison
Peggy
Taylor Brown Hospital
Keuka College
Free Living Color Pictures for Local Children in Trumansburg
The Free Press announces free Living Color portraits for all local children on Monday May 12 at the Free Press Office Trumansburg from 1 to 6 pm. No charge, no obligation, not even subscriber required. Photos will be used in a black and white newspaper feature Citizens of Tomorrow, with color proofs available if desired.
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Trumansburg
Free Press
Route 96 firm to make soil tests
Governor Rock efeler announced the award of a contract for 58590 dollars to Warnock Hersey International Ltd of LaSalle Quebec Canada for soil explorations preliminary to reconstruction.
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Trumansburg
Rockefeller
Warnock Hersey International Ltd
LaSalle Quebec
Canada
Community Council aids school lighting
TRUMANSBURG The Trumansburg Community Council voted Tuesday night to give the Tburg Varsity Club Lighting Fund 250 toward lights for the new football field. The Varsity Club sponsors the fund and hopes many local organizations join. A joint meeting is planned May 27 with the Council, the Club and other groups to kick off the drive. Total need is upwards of 4000, with part already raised.
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Trumansburg
Trumansburg Community Council
T-burg
Trumansburg High School
Tburg
Cooperation Shapes Trumansburg School Budget Plan
Trumansburg Central School moves toward a 1969-70 budget with a 10 percent tax limit after cooperative negotiations. Board President Warren L Hickman and District Principal Charles C Dickerson credit teacher and administrator concessions for trimming personnel, trips, and services to protect educational standards.
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Trumansburg
Trumansburg Central School
Board of Education
Arthur Leboffe
Warren L. Hickman
Hickman
Charles C. Dickerson
Central School Board Studies Group
Dickerson
Legion urges renewed duty at 50th anniversary event
Michael J. Kogutek of Lackawanna N Y state commander urged Seneca County legionnaires to reclaim square values and serve liberty as America marks the legion’s 50th year. He faulted campus disorder and media filth, praised astronauts and Vietnam servicemen, and urged standing up for time honored principles. He alleged Venom merchants overstepped and urged commitment to moral character and national service alongside Auxiliary leader Mrs. John Mazzie Belpage who called involving youth and better communication.
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Interlaken
Michael J. Kogutek
Lackawanna
N.Y
American Legion
Seneca County Legionnaires
Vietnam
America
Kogutek
Ignt
Nixon
Merchants of Venom
Americas
John Mazzie
Belpage
American Legion Auxiliary
Men of the Legion
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Peggy Lamison
Childrens
Community Council
Legion
Jerome B. Wolff
Seneca County Auxiliary
Alma Evans
County Legion
Mander
William Boyes
William Dryer