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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
1
Village and school officials urge dog owners to keep pets at home to protect children as dogs have scared youngsters and attacked a child on the way to lunch. The joint statement, signed by Harry E. Buck and Charles O. Dickerson, warns dogs creating problems will be picked up by the Sheriff's Department.
Hobasco Lodge 716 F&AM Ithaca named Charles Marranca of Cayuga Street outstanding Mason for Tompkins County in 1964. He was cited for community service with the Trumansburg Chamber of Commerce since 1958 and leadership roles in local organizations. Marranca led Trumansburg Volunteer Fire Co since 1940, chaired Bloodmobile visits, Heart Fund, and United Fund efforts, and held multiple Masonic offices. He also runs the Trumansburg Card and Gift Shop.
Area meetings led by Mark R Berrett and Finger Lakes Sugar Beet Growers Assoc explain the recently approved Sugar Beet Contract. Dates include Trumansburg Jan 19 Fayette Jan 19 Ovid Jan 26 with times and venues listed. Also Pioneer Party Dinner Dance announces Constance Cook as speaker on February 27 with John P Lomenzo as principal speaker at Elm Street Cafeteria.
The Trumansburg Central School Board met January 13 approving last meeting minutes and December financials. They authorized a new school bus driver, planned bus fleet needs, and arranged contracts with local agents and an Ithaca taxi company for six students to better transport. The Enfield District No 9 property sale to Ralph Lovelace was finalized. An insubordination incident led to permanent high school suspension pending parental education steps.
In Trumansburg the Senior Citizens meet at Federated Chapel January 27 for a dried flowers class with donated materials. Members should bring small vases and packing supplies. The session includes pressed flower note paper work, dressings for public health nurses, and afternoon art and sewing classes.
Cornell professor Gordon Cummings proposed a cooperative survey between Cornell and the village of Trumansburg to guide industrial expansion. The study would use the Tompkins County Agricultural Agent and form a brochure to attract new industry, with CID involvement and a Department of Information.
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