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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1968
Page
5
On Monday January 22 Floyd Darling of the Cayuga Heights Police Department spoke to Mrs Hollasch’s Primary 2 at Interlaken Central School. In uniform he shown his badge handcuffs gun and holster and answered questions about directing traffic parking tickets and safety. Thirty nine children?
Interlaken FFA reports a January meeting with Seneca Wayne FFA teams. Members Lewis Moore Paul Scott William Westerberg Ralph Jones Glenn Curran and others won three of four games and Curran won $15 in a speaking contest. Sixteen members toured Harrisburg Hershey New Holland and the Pennsylvania Farm Show before heading to Rochester for the January 25 show.
The Village of Sheldrake mourns Henry Van Sickle who died on Friday. Relatives and neighbors express their sorrow as funeral plans form in nearby Interlaken with visits from South Hadley and New York City relatives. Local notes report ice fishing on Cayuga Lake and a lighthearted sign in a restaurant reminiscing about pie making.
Walter Emmons and son Roland called on Mrs. Charles Hausner. Mrs. Leslie Chase and son Allen of Jacksonville visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hausner. Heber Hausner and family of Trumansburg were guests of the Hausners. Kenneth Beardslee visited Melvin Beardslee and family in Newfield. Howard Bassett and Valerie were in Geneva. Robert Babcock of Romulus visited Mrs. Hausner. Mrs. Babcock spent time in New York with Janet. Janet Hausner part of Columbia University nursing ceremony. Robert Akins and George Hunt attended the Cooperate Insurance state convention in Syracuse. Duane Ward and family joined the Winter Carnival at Honeoye. Llewella Storath returns to the Store after home confinement.
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