Miss Hickok's Work Featured
A program by Miss Dorothy Hickok, associate professor of music at State University Teachers College Oswego, during sabbatical in North Carolina, is the subject of an ar.
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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1959
Page
11
A program by Miss Dorothy Hickok, associate professor of music at State University Teachers College Oswego, during sabbatical in North Carolina, is the subject of an ar.
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In the May-June issue of The School Music News the program Miks Dottie's Music Box is profiled. Produced at WUNC-TV Chapel Hill by Miss Hickok as part of UNC sabbatical work, the 20 15 minute shows feature Dottie with students, excerpts from Hansel and Gretel, a harp soloist, and a Three Blind Mice introduction using live white mice.
Dr Carl Willgoose, professor at State University Teachers College Oswego, will become director of the Graduate Program in Health and Physical Education at Temple University Philadelphia. He has eight years on the Oswego faculty, formerly chaired the department, and serves as faculty chairman for Fallbrook development. He also co coaches track and holds several regional and national health education roles.
Harvey Allen Smith 22 Mohawk will lead the State University Teachers College Oswego marching band next fall. Selected for marching ability and physique, Smith recently served as Air Force staff sergeant with over 2000 radio hours. He is Canterbury Club president and plans to pursue elementary education at Oswego, aiming to help others through teaching.
George A Bateman 77 of 23 N Church St Cortland died Tuesday morning after a three month illness Born Sept 3 1881 in Scriba Oswego County he was a retired salesman active in Moose Lodge 1312 past governor and a member of First Congregational Church He is survived by his wife Ethel Slater a brother Alfred Bateman of Syracuse a sister Mrs Ann True of Fulton and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p m at Bush Funeral Home with Interment in East Homer Cemetery Friends may call Wednesday 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home Also listed is Harry P Clark who died Wednesday at Beadle Nursing Home He lived at 33 East Ninth St and was a longtime employee at Fitzgibbons Boiler Factory Funeral arrangements are at P J Cullinan Sons Inc and St Pauls Church with interment at St Pauls Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home 2 to 5 p m and 7 to 9 p m All details are from the obituary notices in the Cortland paper.
Dr Roland Smith, chair of mathematics at State University Teachers College Oswego, will speak at Rutgers Seventh Annual Mathematics Institute for Elementary School Teachers and Supervisory Personnel. His July 10 talk titled New Viewpoints on the Elementary Mathematics. The Institute runs June 30 to August 7 as a Rutgers program summer session.
Mrs Blanche Cole improves slowly after illness. Supervisor Fred Haynes and wife hosted a Sunday picnic at Sandy Pond to celebrate granddaughter Sharon Bacon’s birthday. Inventions arrive for the Oswego Oswego wedding of Anna Mae Groeling and Jack Cole set for June 27 at Christchurch Oswego Spencer. List includes many local ladies.
Mrs. Mary Searles of Demster entertained at a variety shower for her sister Judy Hogan whose forthcoming marriage to Donald Spencer on July 18 was celebrated with bunco and lunch. Gifts were given by friends including Miss Beatrice Newell and Miss Sharon Mack.
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