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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1968
Page
15
A guide emphasizes creating a daily camping budget before departure and including travel, side trips, and minor repairs. It suggests choosing between free or paid campsites, accounting for hidden costs like bandaids and insect repellent, and noting the vendor Fletcher Trailer Sales & Service in Perry City.
Miss Estelle Stone and Mrs. Marian Hoff mire decorated the Trumansburg Library with a creche and Christmas symbols. Local youths attended the Syracuse Ice Follies, and a Macktown School House memory prompted talks. Home Economics classes at TCS planned a Christmas outreach and a farewell brunch for Rotary Exchange student Peter O Brien. Several couples attended the Agway Christmas Party in Newark. Peter O Brien returned home after a year abroad and travels planned to Ireland France Italy Sweden and Russia. Enfield Grange held a spaghetti supper to close the entry.
TRUMANSBURG Those Taughannock Garden Club members who attended the Christmas Green Workshop last week enjoyed a satisfying experience. Mrs. David Vann of the Village Greenhouse supplied abundant lush materials that inspired creativity. Each arranger left with evidence that a novice can produce an attractive arrangement with encouragement.
In 1963 expenditures for state and local air pollution control programs totalled 13 million dollars and by 1967 they had grown to 26 million dollars, reflecting increased federal and state emphasis on cleanup efforts.
Sewineeee Whee 50th wedding anniversary honored by friends and neighbors with visits, gifts, and a dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Swick received a decorated cake, yellow roses, and a money tree. Several locals attended the open house and church dinner as plans for upcoming Christmas party were announced. Agricultural missionaries Max Lowdermilk and wife shared West Pakistan farming insights, while the Jacksonville Home Makers Club voted to provide clothes for two children per Tru-Marsburg Council request.
The Taughannock Garden Club created Christmas decorations for the adult and children rooms. A special shelf displays twenty one Christmas books. A fines moratorium runs December 15 to January 15. The library received John F Kennedy record and book set As We Remember Him from CBS, loaned like books.
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