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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1969

Page

10

Garden club hears talk on Cayuga Lake pollution

TRUMANSBURG The Taughannoc Garden Club January meeting featured Mrs. Em. L. Brown Jr., president of the League of Women Voters, on Natural Resources Thermal Pollution of Cayuga Lake. Also present were Mrs. Carman Hill and others, with tea hosted by Mrs. Sproul, Mrs. DeLong, and Mrs. Lane after the discussion.

Trumansburg Taughannoc Em. L. Brown Jr League of Women Voters Cayuga Lake Brown Carman Hill Richard Lewis Estelle Stone Kenneth Parker Robert Sproul Homer DeLong Roger Lane

Party planning and recipe info assistant described

A guide describes an assistant who helps customers plan parties, provides recipe information, and answers specific questions about products. The role emphasizes practical tips and product knowledge to support shopping and event planning.

Trumansburg Police Annual Report Summary

Trumansburg police released their annual report for the year from June 1 to January detailing 240 complaints resolved, 170 speeding tickets, 20 keys found in vehicles, 106 other vehicle tickets, 61 doors or windows found open, 48 accidents investigated, 39 assists to other departments, 2 stolen vehicles recovered, and 10 arrests for public intoxication. Fines totaled $3119.50 and court hours numbered 53.

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Henderson Named Home Economist for P and C Markets

Mrs Vivian L Henderson of Camillus has been appointed Home Economist for P and C Food Markets Inc to advise customers on meal planning shopping and preparation. She will speak to clubs and school groups and assist homemakers with food information via 315 483 299.

Trumansburg Vivian L Lori) Henderson Camillus P & C Food Markets, Inc Henderson P&c Pemmy Curtiss P & C Stor

Great Outdoors Promotion and Sno-Jet Trailer Sale

The notice promotes camping as America's top family activity with claims of over one million campers nightly and invites the public to see a camping demo next week. It advertises 69 Sno-Jets at Fletcher's Trailer Sales & Service in Perry City with rental and service of all camper makes and daily hours 9 to 9.

America Fletcher'’S Fletcher's Perry City

Community event schedule for January listings

The notice lists various January meetings and library hours for a range of groups including Rotary Rebekahs Fidelity Chapter No 77 R A M Juanita Rebekah Lodge P N G and the Community Council annual meeting at the Ulysses Lower Office Building. Activities include library hours on multiple days and 8 p m meetings.

Rotary Rebekahs Planning Board Fidelity R.A Juanita Rebekah Lodge P.N.G Ruby Feathers Community Council Ulysses Lower Office

Brownie Troop 20 Trumansburg January Meeting

The January 15 meeting of Brownie Troop 20 Trumansburg was held at Donald Stevens residence. President Susan Foote led the meeting with Bondolin Wooden, Lori Joseph and Robin Whitaker conducting roll call and clues. Donna Stevens, Judy Koskinen, Ellen Worden and Debbie Teed were color guard. Carol Murray led pledges and Browne Promise with helpers. They made felt pieces for a craft head and tail using a pipe cleaner, wood feet, and decorated materials. Robin Whitaker provided cookies and Donna Stevens hot chocolate. Transportation volunteers included Mrs Mark Teed, Mrs Ruth Murray, Mrs Leslie Worden, Laura VanNedergnen, Mrs Ernest Pittman, Gordon Whitaker, Sue Szabo and Kay Stevens. A bowling trip followed on January 16 with the Charles Fulton Family hosting and Don Stevens treating the group to pizza and soda. Jill Fulton made praised pizza. the group enjoyed dancing and bowling machines demonstration. Helpers were Amy Pepper and Carol Murray.

Trumansburg Donald Stevens Susan Foote Bondolin Wooden Lori Joseph Robin Whitaker Donna Stevens Judy Koskinen Ellen Worden Debbie Teed America Browne Carol Murray Mark Teed Ruth Murray Leslie Worden Laura VanNedergnen Ernest Pittman Gordon Whitaker Sue Szabo Kay Stevens Charles Fulton Jack Fulton Don Stevens Jill Fulton Amy Pepper

Trumansburg Substation reports December activity totals

Tompkins County Sheriff Robert L. Howard reports December activity for the Trumansburg Substation. Key items include 22 complaints, 7 motor vehicle accidents, 1 arrest, 3 summons, 5 assists, 16 court hours, 17 office hours, 47 vehicle checks, 1 stolen car recovered, 1 warrant executed, 3,757 miles traveled, and 422 gallons of gas used. Fines totaled $299.00.

Trumansburg Tompkins County Robert L. Howard

Jacksonville Garden Club hears of Bell Station plan

Mary Tripp and Mrs Alfred Graham attended the Taughan nock Garden Club meeting at the Federated chapel. The group discussed the Cayuga Lake area and the proposed Bell Station power plant and its impact on Cayuga Lake water. The Citizens Committee to Save Cayuga Lake seeks design changes to prevent pollution.

Alfred Graham Mary Tripp Taughannock Garden Club Federated Chapel Trumansburg William Brown Cayuga Lake Citizens Committee To Bell

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Trumansburgs Chase Barr Odessus Fraboni Goodwin Garden Club Ted and Irene Fletcher Alice Conover Rexall Drug Store Tompkins Co. Sheriff's Department Jacksonville Bell Station Jack Mitchell Cathy Dell Martha Keaney Eva Allen Henry Leighton Hummelstown Pas Adrian Personius Montour Falls Ray Personius Louis Tripp Myra Tompkins County Trust Company
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