Valedictorian and salutatorian named at Charles O. Dickerson High School
Mary R. McLallen is valedictorian with a seven semester 95.15 average and extensive NSH, band, tutoring, clubs, and volunteer work. plans Niagara University. Diana M. Westcott is salutatorian with 94.2 average and active in tutoring, clubs, intramurals, and Girl Scouts. aims for nursing at Cornell. Also named honor students include Ann C. Ashbery Kathryn J. Dethier John M. Ferner George A. Hoagland Nancy J. Hogan Jennifer A. Jordan Paul D. Joseph Daniel T. Moore Linda D. Parker Jane S. Stilwell Paul F. Tunison Sandra F. Voorheis Carleen A. Warren David R. Williams and Karen I. Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumansburg
Mary R. McLallen
Robert M. McLallen
Charles O. Dickerson High School
Library Club
History Club
Model United Nations
Ulysses Philomathic Library
Mary
Niagara University
Diana M. Westcott
Malcolm Westcott
Westcott
Diana
Cornell
Ann C. Ashbery
Ray S. Ashbery
Kathryn J. Dethier
Bernard E. Dethier
John M. Ferner
John B. Ferner
George A. Hoagland
Charles M. Hoagland
Nancy J. Hogan
William &. Hogan
Jennifer A. Jordan
William K. Jordan
Paul D. Joseph
Edwin M. Joseph
Daniel T. Moore
Harry W. Moore
Linda D. Parker
Walter Parker
Jane S. Stilwell
Donald Stilwell
Paul F. Tunison
Paul Tunison
Sandra F. Voorheis
Lyle R. Voorheis
Carleen A. Warren
E C C runs information booth in Trumansburg
The information booth on the Village Green will be staffed by E C C youth under the summer job program. John Snedeker says funds are provided and three girls will work three hours daily for six days over two weeks. The booth opens Memorial Day through Labor Day.
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Trumansburg
E.C.C
John Snedeker
Booth
Fire department to move next week in TRUMANSBURG event
Fire chief announces finishing touches on the new building as the department plans to move furniture on the 15th. A public round and square dance on the 22nd kicks off celebrations with an open house planned in fall. The board addresses dog complaints and schedules a fire drill at the abandoned Oltz house on Academy St. cleanup and water meter issues are outlined along Main St and across village properties.
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Trumansburg
Albert Moore
Sheriff's Department
Board of Health
Oltz House
Academy St
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Main St
Supreme Court
Auble
Tme
Manpower surveys mailed in Seneca County
The New York State Division of Employment Smaller Communities Program has mailed manpower survey forms to about 11 000 households in Seneca County. Michael Gladis coordinates, urging residents over 16 not in full time school to complete Part I and those seeking services to also fill Part II. If not received by May 1, residents should call 530 8478 for mailing.
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Waterloo
New York State Division of Employment
Seneca County
Michael Gladis
Board of Supervisors
Gladis
Romulus Board Accepts Bid and Approves Road Plans
Romulus Town Board in May awarded the tractor and mower bid to Seneca Service Center of Seneca Falls for 4890 dollars. It also approved loans totaling 100 dollars from Romulus, Fayette and Varick to form a New York State Narcotics Guidance Council Commission. Road resurfacing plans were approved for Arnold Road and other streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melinda Stott
Romulus
Seneca Service Center, Inc
Seneca Falls
Fayette and
Varick
New York State Narcotics Guidance Council Commission
Arnold Road
Frontier Reopens in Interlaken Under New Management
The Frontier in Interlaken reopens with partners Mrs Isabel Norton and Mrs Shirley Grawe. Norton, a local mother and former switchboard operator, and Grawe, recent returnee from Iowa, bring short orders and sandwiches plus a recreation area with pool, pinball, and a juke box. Hours run 8 a.m. to midnight Monday through Saturday.
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Melinda Stott
Interlaken
Frontier
Isabel Norton
Shirley Grawe
Farr site favored for new South Seneca school
The Stuart Cooper report at the South Seneca Board of Education meeting urges Farr site in Lodi as the best location for the new school citing centrality and community benefits. Costs for sewage differ from Willard, drainage is acceptable, and a water district vote July 1 will decide delays. Meeting also discussed a business manager, budget meeting date June 8, an honor senior pass system, and resignations from two teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Brown
Ovid
Stuart Cooper
South Seneca Board of Education
Cooper
Farr
Lodi
Mr. Cooper
Willard
South Seneca
Ritchie
G. Douglas VanBenschoten
Ted Day
Kenneth Marks
Marion Sutton
Louise Johnston
Ovid Board Approves Summer Swimming Program
At its May meeting the Ovid Town Board approved a swimming program sponsored by the New York State Youth Commission Seneca County Board of Supervisors and the Seneca County Chapter of the American Red Cross. The program runs July 5 through 16 at Sheldrake Park. The board also passed a resolution to form a Narcotic Guidance Council Control Commission.
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OVID
Ovid Town
New York State Youth Commission
Seneca County Board of Supervisors
Seneca County
American Red Cross
Sheldrake Park
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T.C.S
Fire Department
Mary McLallen
Diana Westcott
Romulus Board
Shirley Grave
Isabelle Norton
the Frontier
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