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-VC 1 i V- ffi. ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Monday, March 2, 1970 Weather Watch I ft' -f il i in Cloudy, Warmer; High in Upper 30s Forecast for Rochester and vicinity: Cloudy today and to-tonight. The high today mostly in the upper 30s and low tonight in the low 30s. Southeasterly winds 5 to 15 m.p.h. Probability of precipitation: 20 per cent today and 10 per cent tonight.

Tomorrow: Little change. Western New York, Northern and Southern Finger Lakes, and east of Lake Ontario: Mostly cloudy with periods of light snow or rain likely. Highs in the upper 30s. Background: High pressure over the eastern part of the country will give way to some lower pressure and unsettled weather moving toward the Great Lakes region. Sun rises sets 6:00 New Director Eugene E.

Broker of 280 Fall Seneca Falls, has been elected a director of the State Bank of Seneca Falls. He is vice president and general manager of the Electronic Tube Division of Sylvanta Products, Inc. Senior Gains Award TRIP FORECASTS Western Pennsylvania: Cloudy with occasional rain likely. High in the upper 40s to low 50s. New York City: Mostly fair with a 20 per cent chance of rain.

High in the 40s. Interior Eastern New York: Variable cloudiness with unseasonable temperatures and a high in the 30s. Dora Mm U.S. WMTHI BUf40 I Yt 4030 30 I In Science PENN YAN Scott Smith is the winner of the 1970 Bausch Lomb Science Award at Penn Yan Academy. Having a five-year average of 98 per cent in science subjects, he will be awarded a bronze medal as the outstanding senior student with the highest scholastic standing in science subjects.

Scott is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman H. Smith of Penn Yan. Along with his five years of science, he is completing five years' work in advanced placement mathematics and five years of foreign language, completing high school work with 25 units of credit.

Scott also has developed a full musical program and major, has been in orchestra, chorus and the Varitones and went to Boys State and is a member of the National Honor Society. 4-H Leaders RAIN SNOW Figum Show High Ttmprolurl fjpocttd SHOWERS HH3 flurries rrrj LOCAL OBSERVATION'S At the Rochester-Monroe County Airport In 1902 50 In 1886 6 Normal 27 Hours of sunshine 3 57 m. Precipitation 0 To date 1970 4.08 To date 1969 3.37 High yesterday 34 Recorded in 1954 62 Lowest high In 1886 12 Low yesterday 12 Recorded in 1882 44 Lowest low in 1884 -2 Mean yesterday 23 ROCHESTER READINGS Temperature, Humidity, Barometer II 68 30.48 10 p.m 17 81 30.51 Midnight 16 84 30.51 (Yesterday) Prepare for Yates Show PENN YAN Public Presentation Program is the new name for the former 4-H Demonstration Day program, a long-standing activity for all 4-H members. Skills and techniques in the new format were taught to several 4-H leaders at a ses 24 29 32 33 33 31 33 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m.

4 p.m. 6 p.m. 10 p.m. 8 p.m. 60 54 54 56 72 56 30.45 30.36 30.34 30.32 30.30 30.31 30.52 30.51 30.52 30.52 2 a.m 15 84 4 a.m 14 88 6 a.m 14 81 8 a.m 15 84 U.

S. TEMPERATURES sion here, in preparation for the Yates County P.P.P. March 21 at the Penn Yan jun Los Angeles 59 55 Miami Beach 70 66 New Orleans 75 48 New York City 42 24 Philadelphia 42 24 Phoenix 75 58 Pittsburgh 57 22 Portland, Maine 38 19 St. Louis 56 43 Tampa 72 57 Washington 47 27 ROCHESTER 34 12 Albany 39 13 Atlanta 69 48 Boston 37 23 Buffalo 34 13 Burlington, Vt 28 19 Chicago 34 31 Denver 62 19 Detroit 40 20 Fort Worth 69 60 Kansas City 53 43 ior high school. In addition to the traditional "show-and-tell" demonstration, 4-H members now are encouraged to accept the challenge of an illustrated talk, using charts and models.

Miss Linda E. Reger, Cooperative Extension 4-H agent, discussed outlines and preparation for the various types of public presentations. Bart Jensen of the Milo Handyman Club and Debbie Payne of the Lady Bugs Club gave demonstrations to summarize the program. The highest temperature in continental United States was at Brownsville, the lowest 2, at Concord, N. H.

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