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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1973
Page
9
Romulus town board praised Supervisor Ray Zajac for obtaining revenue sharing dollars. About 33 000 will be received with 16 737 already in hand from December. Funds will buy a Brockway truck, fund general operations, and grow Highway Item I.
The Home Economics Division announces two beginning sewing sections on Tuesdays January 16 28 30 and February 6 13. Section I 930 am to 1230 pm at Farm Home and 4 H Center Waterloo Section T 7 00 pm to 10 00 pm at Ovid Federated Church Enroll by January 12 with a 5 fee mailed to Farm Home and 4 H Center Waterloo 13165. Also Ga Ha Da Chapter DAC holds January meeting January 13 at Hotel Gould Seneca Falls with papers on Gov Spotswood Patrick Henry and Flags of the USA plus a report from the NYS DAC assembly. Ovid Manning Lilla Post 463 American Legion hosts Early Bird dinner January 20 730 pm with dues to December 30 for eligible members and 3 guest tickets. RSVP by January 15 at the Legion Home.
Neighborhood meeting for Girl Scout Leaders of South Seneca at Interlaken Reformed Church on Thursday Feb 1 at 7 30 p.m. Leaders should use the south entrance and are urged to attend this work meeting.
Interlaken Public Library urges patrons to search for and return overdue books. No fines will be charged for overdue books returned this month, but a fine will apply after the month ends for missing items.
Romulus reports the Finger Lakes Library System bookmobile will begin a biweekly route on January 12 with stops at Bridgeport Fire House MacDougall Fayette Post Office Stone Church Romulus Hayts Corners Jacksonville and a Mobil Station times vary each Friday. Assistant director Gertrude L. Laird announced the plan.
Seneca County Pomona Grange schedules its next session at Interlaken 160 Grange Hall Covert on Saturday January 13 opening at 10 a.m. in the 5th degree with Worthy Master Noel Clawson of Lodi presiding. Dinner will be hosted by the Grange with a fudge contest.
Grape Vine Citizens Band Radio Club of Penn Yan re elected President David Evans of Ovid at a Wednesday election night at Lincoln First Bank Penn Yan. Floyd VanHusen Jr Branchport was chosen vice president Howard Covert Himrod re elected secretary and Lawrence Tanney Penn Yan re elected treasurer. Directors for 1973 are Floyd Van Husen Sr Branchport Elmer Sands and Charles Palmatier Penn Yan. The club with 50 members meets monthly in Penn Yan. The Christmas party followed the storm postponed meeting with about 40 members and children present.
Lodi Grange held its January 2 meeting approving support for keeping the Ovid Court House in use. The group discussed starting a Junior Grange for youths 5 to 14, including lessons in ritualism leadership citizenship and sportsmanship. A dish to pass supper January 16 at 7 p.m. invites the public. Bill Clyde is contact and Town Board members may attend to answer questions.
Ronald H Mather a senior at Eisenhower College will participate in the 1973 January Independent Study Term JIST choosing Demonstrations in Chemistry under Dr Jerry Janssen Associate Professor of Chemistry The program offers month long personal study on campus or abroad with projects in diverse locations.
James R. Steele was reelected chief of the Romulus Volunteer Fire Dept Inc for 1973. New officers include John Hudson president Edwin J Smith secretary and John P Waters treasurer. Directors are James Hinman Ross Swim Glenn Walborn Emmett Sutherland and Francis Hudson. Delegates to state county and northern central associations named with alternates listed. Monthly meetings set for the first Monday at 8 pm at the Main St. firehouse.
Ovid Tops NY 493 met Monday evening with 24 members weighing in. Alice Clyde topped as Tops Queen with a 3 lb loss along with Frances Morton Kops Queen also at 3 lb. Gwen Granger and Alice Clyde were Tops Queens for the prior two weeks. Gwen Granger leads towel contest planning.
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