School Merger Talks To Reopen Ovid Central District
Ovid Central School Board plans to reopen merger discussions with Interlaken and Romulus after voters rejected a prior plan in 1963. A new first grade section moved into a temporary classroom on Nov 9, while Bus No. 2 was added. The board set tax collection and credit terms, approved Neighborhood Youth Program involvement, and commended the 4 H Club Night.
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OVID
Board of Education
Ovid Central School
Web. Navy
Interlaken
Romulus
Pal
Karlsen
Bleiler
Seneca County Health Department
Niles
Teachers Work to be Displayed OVID
Carlos Burlar III born October 25 1931 in Cape Vincent New York is an art teacher in Ovid since 1958. He studied at New York State College for Teachers Buffalo and has won multiple regional art awards. A one man show of his works is set for December 3 1965 at Sheldon Hall during the Ovid Federated Church Christmas Bazaar.
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Ovid
Carlos Burlar III
Cape Vincent
New York
Burlar
Carlos Burlar, Jr
Newfield
Wilson School
Lackawana
Big Tree School
Hamburg
Burlur
Blasdell
New York State College For Teachers
Buffalo
Rochester
Seneca Falls
Auburn
Syracuse
Utica
Geneva
Women’s Club of Geneva
Rochester Finger Lakes
Auburn Cayuga Museum of History and Art
Seneca Falls Saving Bank
Korea
Bethlehem Steel
Angola
Eleanor
Carlos IV
Dwayne
Interlaken Community Chest Drive Nears Completion
Interlaken Co-chair Mrs Clifford Lincoln and Mr Raymond Ferran report $22.50 received to date toward the 1965 Community Chest. The drive aims to finish this week though gifts are welcome later at Braden's Dept. Store. Volunteers solicited areas nationwide and praise is given to all who contributed.
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Interlaken
Community Chest
Clifford Lincoln
Raymond Ferran
Braden’s
School Bus Damage Claims Settled
TRUMANSBURG The Board reports all damages to the school bus were paid by the insurance company for the operator of the car that struck the bus at Covert on October 22. The tax lists totaling 31 769 25 were approved for submission to the County Treasurers, down 9 098 from last year.
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Trumansburg
Past Commanders Banquet Held in Ovid
The annual Past Commanders Banquet for Post 463 at the Ovid Legion Home opened at 7:30 p.m. with Commander James Wyckoff presiding. Attendees included Mrs Emily Coleman and Mrs Betty Wyckoff, John Jager, Earl Terry, Mrs Janet Griffin, Joseph Maleski, and Larry Kenyon. The event featured talks by Boys State representative Kenyon, exchanges with international students, a photo board presentation, a silent prayer for deceased members, and dancing to Harold Goodman’s band afterward.
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Ovid
Legion Home
James Wyckoff
Women’s Auxiliary
Emily Coleman
Betty Wyckoff
John Jager
Interlaken
Sons of the Union
Earl Terry
Janet Griffin
Joseph Maleski
Larry Kenyon
Boys
Boys State
Karen Strouse
Dianne Porter
Suzann Wyckoff
South America
Wyckoff
Harold Goodman
Testimonial Dinner Will Honor Three Loyal Citizens
Three Trumansburg residents will be honored at a testimonial dinner on Saturday November 13 for a combined century of service. Verner L. Timerson known as Mr Mayor since 1933 held multiple village offices and led public works and police along with Legion and church roles. Dennis Messier served 29 years as village clerk and postmaster and held Legion Rotary Mason and church trustee positions. Stephen Craig a longtime local worker hauled mail, ran a bus line, joined the fire department and cared for the firehouse since 1948. The American Legion post will host an open house after the dinner with the Burg Swingsters providing music.
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Trumansburg
Verner L. Timerson
Lours
American Legion
Finger Lakes Association
Volunteer Fire Dept
First Presbyterian Church
Messler
Chamber of Commerce
The
Methodist Church
Stephen Craig
Steve
Hatch
Gregg Hose
Arthur E. Bouton
Burg
Stratton backs Viet Nam policy at Hobart College
Congressman Samuel S. Stratton told a Romulus event that any slackening of U.S. resolve against Communist expansion in South Viet Nam could lead to all out war with China. He spoke at a Hobart College Air Force ROTC signing dinner, praising veterans and stressing support for the administration’s Viet Nam war while warning protesters against aiding the enemy. He forecast a gradual deescalation by the Communists without formal negotiations and suggested American divisions remain abroad for years to come.
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Romulus
Samuel S. Stratton
South Viet Nam
China
Naval Reserve
House Armed Services Committee
Viet Nam
Asia
Stratton
South
Korea
Germany
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Carlos Burlar
Dennis Messier
Denny
Washington Street
Steven Craig
Dennis Messler
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