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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1968

Page

14

Tompkins County Trust Co. Extends Banking Hours

Tompkins County Trust Co announces longer hours across its Main Office and four branches in Ithaca Trumansburg and surrounding areas. The changes add early morning and evening access with 9 a.m. openings weekdays and Friday closings at 5 30 p.m. at Trumansburg and 5 p.m. at other locations. Drive in service and a new plaza branch are planned.

Trumansburg Tompkins County Trust Co C.E. Truman, Jr Trust Company N. Tioga St Ithaca Ithaca Shopping Plaza West Seneca St Fulton Tioga St Plaza Treman Route 13 Meadow St Elmira Road

Susan Weatherby Competes For New York State Dairy Princess

Susan Weatherby 17 of Trumansburg competes among 27 girls for state dairy princess at Syracuse August 26 27 and 28. Contestants must be 17 to 24 and from dairy farming families. the winner serves through mid January with dozens of appearances to promote milk and dairy products.

Trumansburg Susan Weatherby New York Buffalo England and Wales New York State

Fidelity DeMolays Attend New York Constitutional Convention

Fidelity Chapter of the Order of DeMolays attended the New York State Constitutional Convention in TRUMANSBURG from August 22 to 25 with over 400 attendees. Thirteen from Trumansburg participated including Lyman Warren and Dick Stevenson among others. The four day event featured workshops sports activities meetings and officer elections. A highlight was Dick Stevenson being elected State Junior Councilor and the chapter earning second place in softball.

Trumansburg Fidelity Chapter the Order of DeMolays New York Dick Stevenson

Labrador retriever earns top mark at Finger Lakes show

TRUMANSBURG a Labrador retriever named Charles owned by Roger Smith of Iradell Rd. scored 197 to win the first leg of the C D obedience event at the 25th Finger Lakes Kennel Club show in Ithaca. The same dog posted 197 of 200 at Elmira Kennel Show.

Trumansburg Charles Tess Roger Smith Iradell Rd C.D Finger Lakes

Asa Culver Elected President Of International Flying Farmers

At Hamilton Ontario the International Flying Farmers elected David Martens of Fairview as president for 1969. New officers include Forrest McDonald and Wallace Lockmiller, with Ingle named secretary. Three regional directors were re elected and five new directors chosen. The 1969 convention will be in Kansas City and future hosts include Des Moines Ames Iowa and Edmonton Calgary.

Trumansburg International Flying Farmers Hamilton Ont David Martens Fairview Forrest McDonald Jefferson, Jr Rochester Ind Indiana Ilinois Kentucky Michigan Ohio Gilbert Breding American Falls Idaho Oregon Washington Asa Culver N.Y York Ontario Vermont L.L. Logan Kennett Square Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia New Jersey Douglas McLeod Portage la Prairie Man Manitoba Minnesota Wisconsin North South Dakota Ronald Anderson Arlington Colo Colorado Alberta Montana Saskatchewan Wyoming Kansas City Martens Des Moines Ames Iowa Edmonton Calgary

4-H Teams Compete at New York State Fair

Trumansburg residents lead 4-H entries at the State Fair with David Burr competing in the 4-H Tractor Operator's Safety Contest starting August 28 at 1 p.m. Top twelve planners earn a trip to the Eastern U.S. Tractor Operator's Contest in Richmond Virginia. A new home economics evaluation program debuts for Foods Textiles Clothing and Home Improvement. Ann Stover and Diane Brown vie for Tompkins County honors in the state contest August 29 at 9 a.m.

Trumansburg G. Jean Szabach Cooperative Extension David Burr U.S Richmond Vas Ann Stover Diane Brown Dryden Tompkins County

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