Charity Assembly Installs Joyce Weaver in Rainbow for Girls
Joyce Weaver of RD2 is installed Sunday as Worthy Advisor of Charity Assembly 33 sponsored by Fidelity Chapter 77 RAM. Officers installed include Margarita Hill as Worthy Associate Advisor and Lynda Weaver as Recorder. The article notes a 1966 frozen food industry projection of 10 billion pounds vs 1946’s 1.5 billion.
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Trumansburg
Joyce Weaver
Order of Rainbow
Charity Assembly
Fidelity
R.A.M
Margaret Hill
Charity
Marie Foster
Hope Laura Hill
Faith
Mary Gregg
Lynda Weaver
Darlene Busby
Mary Covert
Ethel Hemenway
Vicki Robinson
Jan Dickerson
Julie Halleck
Kathie Nichols
Sue Hall
Officers installed by Trumansburg C E S
Trumansburg The following officers were installed on Thursday Jan 5 by R W Kenneth Saule Agnes Saule Worthy Matron Richard Kerns Worthy Patron Lorna Close Associate Matron Charles Parrish Associate Patron Patricia Van Liew Secretary Florence Potter Treasurer Marjorie Weaver Conductress Elizabeth Raymond Associate Conductress Marjorie Smith 1st Trustee Leora Decker Chaplain Marie Earl Marshal Helen Gregg Assistant Marshal Marguerite Getman Historian Frances Messler Musician Joyce Johnson Warder Pauline Kerns Sentinel Hel en Schaber Color Bearer Eudern Carson Adah Mary Lee Parrish Esther Eleanor Robinson Martha Helen Raymond Electa. The Point of Ruth will be installed later Zoe Kerns and Elizabeth Parrish continue as Trustees.
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Agnes Saule
Richard Kerns
Lorna Close
Charles Parrish
Patricia van Liew
Florence Potter
Marjorie Weaver
Elizabeth Raymond
Marjorie Smith
Leora Decker
Marie Earl
Helen Gregg
Marguerite Getman
Frances Messler
Joyce Johnson
Pauline Kerns
Helena Schaber
Eudern
Home Demonstration Unit Activities
SEARSburg unit H D U plans next regular meeting on Wednesday January 18 at Gertrude Millspaugh home. Leader Mabel Dawes will present Plan Ahead Meals lesson and noon meal will be served. Bring own table service and a favorite recipe for a plan ahead dish.
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Searsburg
H.D.U
Gertrude Millspaugh
Mabel Dawes
Jaycee Christmas Lighting Contest Winners Named
On December 30 area homes were judged for holiday and holiday religious themes. No religious entries were received. First prizes went to John Snedecker and Charles Ditmars, with second prizes to Herman Brown and Ray Robbins. Honorable mentions to Dave Mccormick Jeff and Sam Vann Steven Welch. Contest open to Tri County Jaycee area residents.
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Trumansburg
John Snedecker
Herman Brown
Charles Ditmars
Seneca Road
Ray Robbins
Dave McCormick
Jeff and
Sam Vann
Steven Welch
Interlaken
Tri-County
Jaycee
Enfield Town Board Reappoints Officers for Year
The Enfield Town Board reappointed officers including Mrs. Mabel Purdy as recorder, Mrs. Beverly Brown as historian, Robert Williamson as legal advisor, and fire wardens Wesley Rolfe Merton Inman Morris Willis Earl Smith. Robert Bock named chief justice of the peace Spencer Wilkins became chair of the board of assessors. Official newspaper Ithaca Journal and Tompkins County Trust Co. as funds depository were designated. Board set meetings 7 30 p m first Monday. Supervisor Updike authorized to attend State Assn of Towns in NYC Feb 5 7. Town dump hours set after Jan 15.
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Enfield
Enfield Town Board
Recorder of Vital Statistics
Mabel Purdy
Beverly Brown
Robert Williamson
Wesley Rolfe
Merton Inman
Morris Willis
Earl Smith
Robert Bock
Spencer Wilkins
Ithaca Journal
Tompkins County Trust Co
Clair Updike
State Assn. of Towns
New York City
First Aid Course Offered to Public
TRUMANSBURG The Trumansburg Volunteer Fire Dept sponsors an American Red Cross First Aid Course taught by instructor Arthur Fellows. Five 3 hour sessions run Feb 8 15 22 and March 8 from 7 to 10 p.m. The public course is free and covers various first aid topics. Completion of 15 hours earns a certificate and enhances readiness for emergencies.
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Trumansburg
State orders changes in highway signs in several towns
Vincent L To f anny of the New York State Traffic Commission announced orders affecting the area. STOP signs are ordered on Glenwood Road and Maplewood Road at Route 89 intersections, with additional YIELD signs on the same roads. In Enfield STOP signs apply to Rothermick Road and Georgia Road at Route 79. Ithaca receives a STOP on West Haven Road at Route 79.
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Trumansburg
Vincent L Tofanny
New York State Traffic Commission
Ulyses
Glenwood Road
Maplewood Road
Garret Road
Enfield
Rothermick Road
Georgia Road
Ithaca
West Haven Road
Automotive Leaders Plan 4-H Teen Auto Program in Tompkins
About twenty Tompkins County 4-H Automotive Advisory Committee members met at Lehigh Valley Restaurant on January 5 to plan the 1967 Teen Auto Program. Peter de Wysocki of Davenport Insurance heads the committee with sponsors from law enforcement, travel and insurance agencies, driver education, civic groups, tire and auto dealers. Now in its sixth year, the program serves more than 450 teens in Grot on Trumansburg and Ithaca, focusing this year on Unit 3 cost of operating a car, care, and buying used cars, plus events like an Auto Safety Check, Economy Run, and an out of town trip.
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Ithaca
Tompkins County
Lehigh Valley
Groton
Trumansburg
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