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Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1969

Page

6

Romulus Auxiliary Elects Marian McComb President

Marian McComb was elected president of the Romulus Firemen's Auxiliary at the regular meeting in the firehouse. Other officers chosen include Phyllis Luppino as vice president Joy O'Connell as secretary Marian Phillipson as treasurer and Mary O'Connell as sunshine committee chairperson. A public pot luck supper is planned for Saturday March 1 at 6 30 p.m. in the firehouse with dessert and beverages provided.

Marian McComb Romulus Firemen’s Phyllis Luppino Joy O'Connell Marian Phillipson Mary O'Connell Sunshine Committee

Lodi Area Plans World Day of Prayer Service Friday

South Seneca area churches invite participation in the World Day of Prayer Service to be held at Christ Church Willard on Friday March 7 at 1 30 p m Cler Gym and laymen from all churches are invited.

South Seneca Area Christ Church Willard Brenda Lee Steen Gordon Steen Joel Wyckoff Ray Wiggins Flay Tammy Jimmy Carolyn Shisler Candor Tannie Martin Jr India U.P.W Lodt United Presbyterian Church Alfred Cunningham Geneva General Hospital George Courtright Linda Jones Cayuta

Townsendville Young Mothers to study breads

The Young Mothers Homemaking Club will meet Feb 27 at Phyllis Rainey's home. Joyce Paryson will present a talk on Convenience Breads and Rolls. Various local life events include births, weddings, and anniversaries of residents, with notes on community activities and February calendar lore.

Townsendville

Army honors employees for adopted suggestions

Lt. Col. William F. Spicher presented Dept of Army Certificates to several employees in Romulus and nearby towns for adopted suggestions. Recipients include Thomas Boyes Interlaken 47.50 Caroline Smith Ovid 35 Shirley Beardslee RD 2 Interlaken Gerald Hefferon RD 2 Romulus Charles Owan Vaois and Edward Peitrowski RD 1 Romulus received Letters of Appreciation.

Romulus Dept. of Army William F. Spicher Thomas Boyes Interlaken Caroline Smith Ovid Shirley Beardslee Gerald Hefferon Charles Owan Vaois Edward Peitrowski

Lodi Ladies Auxiliary Holds Monthly Meeting

The Lodi Ladies Auxiliary of the Lodi Volunteer Fire Co. held its February meeting with twenty members present. Treasurer Clara Close reported the twelfth year of active operation of the auxiliary since its 1949 founding. officers will be installed at the March meeting after a dish to pass supper.

Lodi Lodi Ladies’ Auxiliary The Lodi Volunteer Fire Co., Inc Clara Close Tment Florence Smith Karen McGuire Shirley Everett Sally Wyckoff Joan Covert

Birthday Cat Party Held at Townsend Hotel in Lodi

The town hosts a feline birthday gala for Sgt. Yontz, a twenty year old cat owned by Wilbur Ganoung. Attor ney Charles Jennings presided as MC with cake by George Jennings and live music from Budd Covert and vocalists Fred Mulford and Lois Jennings. The event included gifts from Tiger Tom and others, a catnip menu, and dancing with locals including Maynard Young. The mayor and several residents attended, celebrating with canine friends Betsy and Dixie Bell amid a North County turnout.

Lodi Sgt. Yontz Wilbur Ganoung Charles Jennings George Jennings Budd Covert Fred Mulford Lois Jennings Tiger Tom Bonnie and Clyde Cherwak Charles Cherwak John Ike Maynard Young Townsendville Sally Wyckoff Mr. Young Sandford Covert Joel Wyckoff Mr Young C. Jennings Betsy Dixie Bell Hyles Updike East Cat’s Elbow Norman Janet James Stewart Ken Stearns

Ovid Center Baptist elects new Sunday School officers

The Ovid Center Baptist Church Sunday School elected officers on February 16. The nominating committee, drawn from each class, presented a unanimous report. Elected were Superintendant Mrs Myron Beardsley Assistant Superintendant Mrs Leslie Stannard Secretary Treasurer Philip Stannard Pianist Susan Beardsley Assistant Pianist Mrs Myron Beardsley. Pastor Paul Miller installed the officers and welcomed them. The church invites all to services with 9 15 am worship and 10 15 am Sunday School.

O.C. Sunday School Ovid-Ovid Center Baptist Church Sunday School Myron Beardsley Leslie Stannard Philip Stannard Susan Beardsley Paul Miller

Lakeview Homemakers Club Meets for Shopper Lesson

The Lakeview Homemakers Club gathers Wednesday February 26 at 8 p.m. at Mrs M L Haring home to hear Elsie Poulsen and Willard Georgia present Be a Better Shopper. The Young Mothers Homemakers Club meets Thursday February 27 at Phyllis Rainey home with Joyce Parsons teaching Convenience Breads and Rolls.

Lakeview Homemakers Interlaken Lakeview Homemakers Club M.L. Haring Elsie Poulsen Willard Georgia

Covert Grange Hosts Annual Baking Contest

Covert Grange will hold its annual baking contest at Grange Hall on Saturday February 22 at 8 00 pm Entries include Yeast Bread and Sugar Drop Cookies Each contestant must enter 5 round cookies on a paper plate and 1 loaf of white yeast bread 9 by 4 inches A Siggram event for grangers is planned as the highlight.

Covert-Covert Grange Grange Hall Grangers

Christ ChurchLenten Services Begin Ash Wednesday

Christ Episcopal Church starts Lenten services with Ash Wednesday Holy Communion. A dish to pass supper runs February 24 and every other Monday until Easter at 6 p.m. February 24 at the Parish House features guest speaker Father Warren Traub from St. John's Ithaca. First Lent Sunday February 23 at 9:00 a.m. Morning Prayer with Douglas Hamilton. Rev. Roland Nichols will be at Thornfield Conference Center February 23 and 24. Epiphany Trumansburg serves clam chowder chow lunch and homemade pies each Friday during Lent.

Warren Traub St. John’s Church Ithaca Douglas Hamilton Roland Nichols Thornfield Conference Center Church of Epiphany Trumansburg

PNGs to Meet Interlaken Past Noble Grands Gathering

Past Noble Grands of Interlaken will meet at the home of Walter and Mae Smith on Saturday February 23 at 6 30 p m for a supper and dish to pass. Guests are asked to bring a dish and table service. Local jeweler S A Gilbert promotes economy and satisfaction in jewelry purchases at the Geneva store.

James E. Waters Mary Paul Covert Florida Fellowship Hall The Presbyterian Church Carmen Padua Brazil Harold Keel Ray Litzenberger Waterloo Glenn Winner S.D Daniel Kisha David Brooklyn Donald S. Allen Sue Sager Dorothy Covert Trumansburg Ralph Sibley Joe Brown George Wiggins Kari Covert Edward Compton James Covert Arthur Covert United Presbyterian Glenn Huff Claude Brainard Wendy Kay Huff Kenneth Huff Lexington Huff Lodi Anne Knight James Simmons Robert Simmons Robert Sibley Pennsylvania Frances Hammond Interlaken Walter Mae Smith S. A. Gilbert Jeweler Geneva x

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McComb Ethel Fitzgerald Harry Hilkert William Hilkert Mary Ingrassia Buffalo Courtright Frank Fulkerson Young Mothers Homemaking Club Phyllis Rainey Joyce Parsons Charles Vkerhoff Jeffrey Charles Bud .S Vietnam Brinkerhoff Elmira Max Aman Max Virginia Aman Corning Larry Kaprai Owego Helen Brinkerhoff Raymond Schaffer Helen Dept of Health Wells Stanzak Happy Landing Koke Ann John Knight Lodi Whittier Library Senate Augustus Julius Caesar Lodi Ladies Auxiliary Young Mothers Interlaken Young Mothers Homemakers Club Joyce Paresons Covert Grange Baking Contest John D. Covert New York Christ Episcopal Church Png's Franco Zeffirelli Sax Amsset von Wang Alli Walt Disney Panavision Epa
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