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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1967

Page

10

Gordon Ryan Leads Tompkins County Oratorical Contest

TRUMANSBURG The Tompkins County American Legion Oratorical Contest at Dryden High School crowned Gordon J. Ryan first, earning $15 and a medal. Judi Broadwell, Janice Johnson, and David Hardie also placed, advancing Ryan to the Sixth District contest at Watkins Glen High School on February 5 to deliver a prepared speech and a five minute impromptu speech. Ryan, son of Donald and Mrs. Ryan, is a student at Charles C. Dickerson High School with advisor Mrs. Andrew Zimmerman.

Trumansburg Tompkins County American Legion Dryden High School John Ferner Joseph Lucas Groton J. S. Barr Walter Holden Chester Freeman F. Melvin Taylor Raymond Senecal Gordon J. Ryan Tru- Mansabre Judi Broadwell Dryden Janice Johnson David Hardie Lansings Gordon Ryan Donald Ryan South St Watkins Glen High School Andrew Zimmerman Charles C. Dickerson High School Gordon

Learn From Mistakes of Others Proverbial Advice

A compact maxim urges heed to others’ errors to avoid personal missteps. It emphasizes practical wisdom over reckless experimentation and echoes a cautious approach to life decisions. The saying highlights the value of observation and prudence in daily conduct.

Mrs McKeith Honored at Tea in Trumansburg Farewell

Mrs David McKeith, 2nd grade teacher in Trumansburg, resigned effective January 31 for personal and family reasons. Replaced by Mrs Peter D Bisgeier of Ithaca, a University of Buffalo graduate in Early Childhood Education, recently back from a year in France. Faculty held farewell tea January 31.

Trumansburg David McKeith McKeith Peter D. Bisgeier Ithaca Bisgeier University of Buffalo France

PTA Meeting Change At Trumansburg Elementary

The February 15 PTA meeting moves from Building 3 to Building 2 in the Elementary Auditorium. John Bourdon, elementary principal, arranged guest travelogue details with Dr and Mrs A Gordon Nelson of Ithaca. Mrs Nelson leads Lansing Elementary and accompanied her husband on a Sabbath Leave to India and Japan last year. Genzo Makino, a Japanese Rotary Exchange Student, is now enrolled here while Eileen Ehrhart spends a Rotary year in Japan.

Trumansburg PTA John Bourdon A. Gordon Nelson Ithaca Nelson Lansing India Japan Rotary Genzo Makino Eileen Ehrhart

Trumansburg Masons Install Robt. Soule

Trumansburg Lodge 157 F and AM installs Robert E Soule as master with officers Ronald Taylor senior warden Peter Ditmars junior warden Robert Sisson secretary Frank Wellin treasurer Marx Liese senior avaton Donald Stead junior deacon Clayton Brown and Charles Tilton masters of ceremonies Richard Reigle Harold McGill chaplain Lyman Warren marshal John Williams Charles Carson Tyler.

Trumansburg Robert E. Soule Trumansburg Lodge F& AM Masons Ronald Taylor Peter Ditmars Robert Stevenson Frank Wellin Avaton Marxe Liese Donald Stead Clayton Brown Charles Tilton Richard Reigle Harold McGill Lyman Warren John Williams Tyler Charles Carson

Immunization Clinics Planned at Trumansburg School

The Tompkins County Public Health Department schedules a February 15 1967 diphtheria tetanus and oral polio vaccine clinic for K to 12 students at Trumansburg Central School with a March 15 1967 second inoculation follow up and a March 22 1967 smallpox vaccination clinic during school hours for grades 5 to 9. A new state law requires polio immunization for all children entering or attending New York schools. Charles O Dickerson District Principal.

Trumansburg Public Health Department Tompkins County Trumansburg Central School

Glazer concert for area children at Bailey Hall

Tom Glazer performs for Tru mansburg children next Saturday at 3 00 p m in Bailey Hall. Juveniles should meet in Bidg 1 parking lot at 200 with buses returning by 4 30 p m. Tickets 50 cents at the door and monitors include Joan Colle Mary Carver Martha Neum and Ruth Schwartz. Juanita Rebek ah Lodge 336 meets Feb 9 at 8 p m in Masonic Temple with refreshments by Ethel Covert and Mary Updike.

Trumansburg Tom Glazer Bailey Hall Trumansuurg Joan Colle Mary Carver Martha Neum Ruth Schwartz Juanita Rebekah Masonic Temple Ethel Covert Mary Updike

Heart Sunday Volunteers Needed in Tompkins County

The Ithaca Tompkins County Heart Association seeks volunteers for the Heart Sunday canvass February 19 to 26. Chairman John F. Bangs asks residents to sign up at 113 W State Street or call AR2-2929. Volunteers educate homes with heart health leaflets and collect donations.

Ithaca - Tompkins County Heart John F. Bangs Tompkins County Heart Association W. State Street Heart Fund Heart Sunday

Pancake Supper Planned by Epiphany Parish

The Church of Epiphany in Trumansburg will host a pancake supper for parishioners and guests on Tuesday February 7 at 5 30 p m Tickets will be sold at the door and proceeds support parish activities.

Trumansburg Church of Epiphany

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