Trumansburg Court Records January Violations and Fines
In January Trumansburg Police Justice Court disposed eleven traffic three fraudulent check and three assault cases. Judge Herbert W Haight presided. Fines were imposed on Gary J Richer and others for traffic violations while several defendants received suspended sentences for issuing fraudulent checks. Two assault defendants were jailed for failure to pay fines. one assault charge was withdrawn. Arresting officers included local sheriff and state police.
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Trumansburg
Joseph Magliato
Hopewell
N.J
Philip Seidel
Geneva
Edward J. Shipmen
Ithaca
Francisco Cammuro
Syracuse
Raymond L. Kastenhuber
Newfield
James Everts
Margaret Yaw
Interlaken
Raymond Kenecny
Renny D. Boggs
Tompkins County
Charles S. Oaks
State Bureau of Audit and Control
Sargeant Preston
Morocco
Sheriffs Dept
Harry E. Buck
Nine 4-H clubs showcase skills at Trumansburg event
In Trumansburg and Enfield area, 45 youths ages 8 to 17 from nine 4-H clubs demonstrated talents in art foods clothing and crafts under leaders Mrs. Peter Jager and Robert Batsford. The day featured township demonstrations to give individual attention, with clubs including Enfield Saddles and Stumps Taughannock Bombers W.F.S. T-Burg Teddi Bears Willow Creek Honeybees Top Cats Route 96 Robots Gobbecks and more. The event was judged in separate categories by expert volunteers.
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Trumansburg
Enfield
Art
Peter Jager
Robert Batsford
Rosalie Schiles
Doug Marshall
Cheryl O’brien
Martha Fisher
Jeannie Simone
Patty Simone
Nancy Poyer
Taughannock
Budd Stover
Bill Crogan
Wayne Wright
Matt Frazier
Ricky Murphy
Derick Scott
Darrell Scott
James Bennett
W.F.S
Janet Haight
Janie Schwartz
Barbara Wertis
Mary Grunder
Nancy Ehrhart
Linda Colle
Katy Wertis
Mary Ann Stilwell
T-Burg
Cindy Moore
Roxanne Frazier
Brenda Millspaugh
Susan Herrick
Frances Morehouse
Mary Morehouse
Ann Huckle
Brigid Carver
Willow Creek Honeybees
Ann Stover
Debby Lueder
Pat Herrick
Londa Lehmann
Beth Hoffmire
Gregg Hill
Andy Tubbs
Billy Bishop
Margaret Brown
Lisa Fukuda
Helen Werner
Suzie Dethier
Shirley Werner
Andrew Brown
John Freeborn
Adeline Niemi
James Batsford
Martin Line
Free Diabetes Tests Extended In Tompkins County
Diabetes week sponsored by the Tompkins County Medical Society offers free tests at the county lab extended to Friday February 24. Tests require a physician arranged pre test diet for accuracy and results sent to the physician for evaluation. Individuals with family history or symptoms such as thirst frequent urination weight loss despite appetite boils itching coma or loss of consciousness should take part.
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Trumansburg
Tompkins Co. Medical Society
Trumansburg Men Named Co Chairs for Ithaca College Alumni Fund
John P. McEligot and James A. DelSavio of Trumansburg were named co chairmen of the 1967 Ithaca College Alumni Annual Fund campaign in Tompkins County with kickoff February 8 and 9. Wes Sommerville named associate chairman. meeting held at Egbert Union. County alumni total rose from 405 with 7 298.15 raised last year to 432 residents this year.
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Trumansburg
John P. McEligot
Turkey Hill Rd
James A. DelSavio
N. Cayuga St
Ithaca College
Tompkins County
McEligot
Ithaca Savings Bank
DelSavio
Maxfield, Randolph, and Carpenter
Wes Sommerville
Bradley St
Egbert Union
Elmira Residents Share Weekend Visits and Travel Plans
Mecklenburg Mr and Mrs Gordon Olmstead of Elmira called on Mr and Mrs Robert Batty Sunday night. Mrs Donald Warren and others attended World Day of Prayer at Cayutaville Friday. Mr and Mrs Robert Kenyon of Ohio spent weekend with Thompson Walsh and Philip White, then flew to Spain. The Moore family plans to move from Sabella Reynolds’s apartment to Robert Batty’s house on McIntyre Rd. Homer Bower and Geneive Root left for Lakeland Florida for a vacation. Vivian Leonard of Syracuse visited and spent time with the Batty family.
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Gordon Olmstead
Elmira
Robert Batty
Donald Warren
Allen Soule
Nettie Leonard
Carl Warren
Cayutaville
Robert Kenyon
Ohio
Thompson Walsh
Philip White
New York City
Spain
Clarence Moore
Sabella Reynold
McIntyre Rd
Homer Bower
Perry City
Geneive Root
Ithaca
Lakeland
Fla
Vivian Leonard
Syracuse
Jacksonville Association Board to Meet on February 20
A Board Meeting of the Jacksonville Community Association is set for February 20 at 8 00 p m at the Church. Committees will be appointed to plan hydrant installation and fundraising ideas will be discussed with the goal of completing the project by August 1 1967.
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Jacksonville Community Association
Henry Leighton
Jacksonville
Ed Sweetland
MacDougall
Florida
Roger Hovencamp
Richard Brewer
Syracuse
Welfare Commissioner To Speak At Jacksonville Meeting
Clinton Armitage the Welfare Commissioner for Tompkins County will speak at Jacksonville Church on Sunday February 19 at 6 15 p m He will take questions from the audience The talk is part of a series on affluence and poverty The Christian Dilemma All are invited to attend and bring questions Also ten Schuyler County 4 H members Debbis Lisk and Thomas Kelsey among them will join a Citizenship short course in Washington March 18 to 24 Stewart Coats was honored at a testimonial for longtime Schuyler County Veterans Service director County Judge Lafayette Wwargetsinger Jr spoke at the event Theresa Berry of Trumansburg spent weekend with friends The Iredell Road Lenten Service will be Feb 19 at Perry City Friends Church at 730 Rev Earl Gross speaker Coffee hour to follow The M Y F held a party Sunday night at Gaiges Pond
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Jacksonville
Clinton Armitage
Tompkins County
Jacksonville Church
Schuyler Co
Washington, D.C
Debbis Lisk
Alpine
Thomas Kelsey
Mecklenburg
Stewart Coats
Seneca Post
Veterans Service
Lafayette Wwargetsinger Jr
Theresa Berry
Trumansburg
Sally Leonard
Vivian Leonard
Joseph Carr
Susie Hansen
Iredell Rd
Perry City Friends Church
Earl Gross
M.Y.F
Gaige
Constance Cook Opens Public Meetings in Ithaca
Mrs. Constance E. Cook assembly member for Tioga and Tompkins counties will speak with constituents in the Surrogate's Court room Tompkins County Courthouse Ithaca on Friday February 17 from 3 30 to 4 30 p m She will discuss legislative matters and hold a local public hearing on gun legislation for those who have written to her and others interested.
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Ithaca
Constance E. Cook
Tioga
Tompkins
Tompkins County Court House
Firemen's Ball Sponsored by Trumansburg Firemen
The Trumansburg firemen announce their annual ball Saturday February 18 at 91 American Legion Home with music by The Burg Swingsters.
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Trumansburg
American Legion
Burg
Fire damages Raymond barn on Curry Rd.
A corner of a barn on Robert Raymond’s farm at Curry Road was damaged by a Wednesday afternoon fire at 3 30. Five cows and four heifers inside were saved. Assistant Chief Glen Griswald said the blaze began when cows pushed hay against an infra red bulb used to keep the water pump from freezing.
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Trumansburg
Robert Raymond
Curry Rd
Glen Griswald
Fellowship Meeting in Trumansburg on Feb 21
The Woman's Fellowship of First Federated Church in Trumansburg will meet Tuesday February 21 at 7 30 p m at the Chapel. A film strip and dramatization titled Affluence and Poverty Dilemma for Christians will be shown.
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Trumansburg
First Federated Church
Man of vision sees good in folks says local resident
Linda Mc Dowell of Scotland Neck offers a personal reflection on the value of seeing virtue in others. The quote appears in the Scotland Neck Commonwealth as a testament to optimistic judgment and community spirit.
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Linda McDowell
Scotland Neck
N.C
Commonwealth
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National Grange Insurance
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