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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1968
Page
1
Nixon claims Illinois victory as results come in, giving him sufficient electoral votes to clinch the presidency. The reported win confirms his path to the White House with a commanding lead in key states.
Interlaken Post 462 of the American Legion led by Commander Paul Withiam announced a community Veterans Day program for November 11 marking the 50th anniversary of the end of World War I. A local committee chaired by John Jager organizes events including a morning parade, a brief program at the Legion home, and a 11 am moment of silence.
TRUMANSBURG PTA holds an annual Market Place sale to raise funds for its scholarship program. Proceeds support deserving students pursuing higher education.
Interlaken PTA reports a Community Chest goal of 3390 with 2501.88 raised and requests donations via co chairs Martha Norton and Marian Marsh. An omission apology lists Violet Wilkins and Roger Treleaven as drive workers. The group hopes to reach the goal and promote the Market Place event on Nov a sale of good used toys books games and equipment with 2 percent PTA commission to support the Scholarship Fund.
Trumansburg and South Seneca schools plan activities for American Education Week November 10–16 1968 with the theme America Has A Good Thing Going Its Schools The week highlights include classroom visits lunch with staff and students kindergarten orientation November 14 at 7 30 p m and Open Houses November 20 January 15 and February 18 to show the full school program Local PTA hosts radio and TV programs promoting education and invites parents to learn more about the school system in Trumansburg Interlaken and South Seneca district officials encourage active parental involvement during the events.
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