Rainbow for Girls installation held in Trumansburg
Public installation of the Order of Rainbow for Girls in Trumansburg by Charity Assembly 33 on Sunday January 12 1969. Officers and members listed include Worthy Advisor Jan Dickerson Worthy Associate Avis or Jan Rusby and others with Cynthia Kerns historian and Joyce Weaver installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Chapter
Faith
Anne Parkty
Amy Park
Jan Dickerson
Jan Rusby
Trumansburg
Order of Rainbow
Charity Assembly
Charity
Anne Park
Kathy Jennings
Diane Bassette
Laura Hill
Mary Ann Stilwell
Love
Christine Burr
Sharon Horton
Debbie Burlew
Barbara Bassette
Fidelity
Sharon Saari
Laura Conover
Jean Hoagland
Anne James
Anne Read
Comrie Tulla
Debbie Folk
Cynthia Kerns
Joyce Weaver
Marshall
Sue Hall
Mary Gregg
Doris Schneider
Bonnie Hymes
Ruth Busby
Robert Dickerson
Annual Boy Scout council meeting January 25
Interlaken hosts Louis Agassiz Fuertes Council annual meeting and officer elections on Saturday January 25 at NYSEG Ithaca. District events, camporee planning, and the Boy Power 76 program are outlined by leaders and a nominating committee report is presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Council
Interlaken
Louis Agassiz Fuertes Council
Boy Scouts of America
New York State Electric and Gas Co
Ithaca
Frontenac
Interlaken American Legion Post
Maurcie Bond
Stanley Warren
William Hammes
Wendall Earl
Richard Comstock
Delmar Kear
Carlton Oliver
C.w.kennedy
Robert Butterfield
Paul Sandefur
Gordon Black
Paul Uher
John Marcham
Col. Comstock
Roy Armfield
Morris Cape
William Stimming
Howard O’shea
Brooks Naylor
Ray van Houtte
Thomas W. Mackesey
Don Hanford
Explorer
Seneca
Owasco
Camp Barton
Jim Barton
Chase Building
Rt. 89
Bill Drew
Burton
Drew
Mecklenburg
Lodi
Barton
Council
Seneca Lake Mine Planned Near Himrod In Yates County
Gov. Rockefeller and Morton Salt Co President Herbert Stratford announced construction of the Seneca Lake Mine near Himrod New York. The $20 million project will cover 200 acres and create more than 150 jobs with initial annual production around 2.5 million tons.
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Lodi
Himrod
Yates County
Gov. Rockefeller
Herbert R. Stratford
Morton Salt Co
Seneca Lake
Geneva
Watkins Glen
Lodi Point
New York
Neighborhood Girl Scout Meeting Plans January and March Events
The Interlaken neighborhood notes a January 29 meeting at 3 30 p m in the school cafeteria to discuss the Leader Survey Questionnaire and insurance. Delegates will report in February. Plans include cookie moms, a March 12 to 14 sale, World of Holidays March 15 at Groton Elementary, and Troop events in February and March including Thinking Day and Girl Scout Week. Campership applications due by end of March with camp folder release in early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken
Groton
Interlaken Engagement of Nancy Wilson to Theodore Covert
Mr and Mrs David H Wilson of Interlaken announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Eileen to Theodore Lee Covert son of Mr and Mrs Garvis Covert of Romulus Miss Wilson a 1965 Ovid Central School graduate and food service worker at Willard State Hospital Romulus Central School graduate 1964 He served a year in Vietnam and works in Skaneateles The wedding is planned for February 2 1969 at 2 30 pm in the Federated Church in Ovid
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Interlaken
David H. Wilson
Nancy Eileen
Theodore Lee Covert
Garvis Covert
Romulus
Miss Wilson
Ovid Central School
Sampson
Willard State Hospital
Covert
Romulus Central School
Vietnam
Skaneateles
Ovid
Change of date for Guild meeting Interlaken
The Women’s Guild will swap February and March programs with “The How and Why of Religious Education” on Feb 6 and “The Plan is God’s” on March 6. Committees remain as originally set. Other Reformed Church events include Consistory Jan 23 at 8:00, Sun School Jan 26 at 9:45, Morning Worship Jan 26 at 11:00, RCYF 6:00, Jr Choir 6:30 and Sr Choir 7:00 on Jan 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken
Reformed Church
R.C.Y.F
Willard Names Weekend Visits with Rochester Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith spent the weekend in Rochester with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne English. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jolly of Geneva were Sunday guests of Mrs. Eleanor T. Tharp.
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Alfred Smith
Rochester
Wayne English
Frank Jolly
Geneva
Eleanor T. Tharp
Interlaken Cub Scout Pack 21 Meeting and Dinner
Interlaken Cub Scout Pack 21 holds a pack meeting tonight at 7 p.m. in the Interlaken School auditorium. The annual Blue and Gold dinner is set for Saturday February 15 at 6 15 p.m. in the same auditorium. Each family should notify their den mother or leader of attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken
First Baptist Interlaken Plans Sunday Services
First Baptist Church Interlaken schedules 10 00 Sunday School for all ages and 11 00 a sermon by Pastor Edward M Miller titled Passing Days and the Perfect Day from First Timothy 7 30 6 30 7 30 activities include Jet Cadets Young People and Adult training unions family hour This week also lists Hi C Club Bible Study and Prayer Hour Senior Choir Rehearsal details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken
First Baptist Church of
Edward M. Miller
U Timothy
Baldwins
Lodge meeting and installation changes noted
The Past Noble Grand of Rebekah Lodge will meet Mrs. Florence Creque Thursday January 39. Bring as usual. OVID notices a change in the Shining Light Chapter 2334 OES installation with Installing Officer W Bro Charles Holmberg replacing W Bro Purl Ackerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken
Rebekah Lodge
Florence Creque
Ovid
Shining Light
O.E.S
W Brother
Charles Holmberg
W. Bro. Purl Ackerman
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Waterloo
Thelma Rourke
Seymour
Dorothy FitzPatrick
Herbert Ward
Lillian Silcox
Katherine Silcox
Monica
Patricia
Laura Silcox
Newfield
Gereald Hall
Grant Fletcher
Arthur Ward
Millport
Vincent Ameigh
Johnnie Ward
EauGalie
Florida
Gene Price
Pat FitzPatrick
Savannah
Georgia
Neighborhood News
Nancy Wilson
Theodore Covert
Willard
By Ruth Clawson
First Baptist Church
Plans Services
PNG
Storath
Main Street
Whittier
Missy
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