Flag flown over Capitol at Trumansburg ceremony
A brief flag raising at Trumansburg Central School marked the first anniversary of President Kennedy’s death. The commemorative banner, flown over Washington on November 22, 1964, was organized by Principal Joseph Meskill with Rep. Samuel S. Stratton.
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Washington, D.C
John F. Kennedy
Joseph Meskill
Samuel S. Stratton
Maureen Barry
Harold McGill Named CID Information Director in Trumansburg
Harold McGill was appointed Director of Information for the Trumansburg CID at a committee meeting led by Jim Crimmins. He will coordinate data from villages towns and cities to attract industry and collect government material for reference. Levi Davis was also appointed to prepare a brochure based on the industrial survey.
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Tri- County Jaycees
Jaycee Water Resources Committee
McGill
Methodist Church
American Legion
Arthur E. Bouton
National Grange Mutual Ins. Co
Crimmins
Levi Davis
Congress St
Davis
CID
Tri-County Jaycee Projects
Fire Chief Reports 1964 Trumansburg Alarms and School Visit
Trumansburg Fire Chief William Direene reports 77 alarms in 1964 with 239 seen. Major fires included a dairy barn loss on West Colvert Road. Fire taxes funded new hose, brooms, nozzles, and a pump. Mohawk Valley Community College visit day draws 600 plus students from across the state to Utica campus on Jan 30.
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Trumansburg
William C. Direene
Sene Siear
Béssie Dean
Louis Arthur Stillwell
West Colvert RD
Enfield
Interlaken
Ithaca
Newfield
Mecklenburg
Covert
Danvy
F.W.D
Mohawk Valley Community College
Utica
Enineee Sole Mall
MVCC
School Board notes taxi transport for Ithaca Vocational Program students
The Trumansburg Central School Board met January 13 1965 and approved taxi transport for Ithaca Vocational Program students due to bus schedule conflicts. Officials stressed the issue was timing not bus efficiency, as students cannot reach the high school from downtown Ithaca in time for classes.
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Rumansburg
Trumansburg Central
Trumansburg Prepares For Visit of Secretary of State
The Pioneer Party plans its Second Annual Dinner Dance in Trumansburg with Secretary of State Lomenzo as guest speaker. Assemblywoman Connie Cook will introduce him at the American Legion Home event on February 27. A Legion menu planning meeting has arranged a family style dinner featuring prime ribs, mashed potatoes, vegetables, dessert, and drinks.
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Lomenzo
Calvin Easter
Pioneer Party
American Legion Home
Pioneers
John P. Lomenz
Tompkins Co
Connie Cook
The
Legion
Assembly Has New Officers in Charity Rainbow
Miss Mary Mc Dorman was installed as worthy advisor for the spring term. Officers include Connie Voorheis as associate advisor Barbara Clark Charity Dar lene Busby Hope Clara Jones recorder Kathy Hall treasurer Mary Covert Chaplain Linda Warne drill leader Beth Belknap plus Love Ethel Hemenway Religion Barbara Easter Nature Lynda Weaver Immortality Lois Hubbard Fidelity Margaret Basset te Patriotism Joyce Weaver Service Roxanne Waid confidential observer Susan Hall choir director Robin Simmons musician Marie Foster historian Phyllis Boyes mother adviser Kathryn Easter. Advisory board members named with several spouses and associates. Tickets and reservations urged for the public installation event. The ceremony open to Trumansburg residents.
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Trumansburg
Mary McDorman
Charity Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Connie Voorheis
Charity
Barbara Clark
Hope
Darlene Busby
Faith
Clara Jones
Kathy Hall
Mary Covert
Linda Warne
Beth Belknap
Ethel Hemenway
Barbara Easter
Lynda Weaver
Lois Hubbard
Wellin
Patricia Easter
Lynn Munro
Lee
Larry Weaver
Helen Schmidt
Deloris Hendrix
Kindergarten enrollment plans for 1965 in Trumansburg
Plans have begun to enroll children for kindergarten in the fall of 1965. If a child will be five on or before November 30, 1965 and no contact has been made, call Mrs. Esther Dickerson, School Nurse, Building No. 2 at 387-7551 Ext. 38.
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Trumansburg
Esther Dickerson
Trumansburgs Disposal System Opens With Ribbon Cut
Mayor Ed Hamill presided as Trumansburg opened its new sanitation system on Wednesday January 20. Village officials including Arthur Golder Bruce Payne Ralph Ness Ed Nolan James Crimmins and others attended along with Lozier Engineering and Sewer Construction Co. executives and guests from Lozer Co of Rochester at Happy Landing.
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Ed Hamill
Trumansburgs
Arthur Golder
Bruce Payne
Ralph Ness
Hamill
Tom Smith
Loziers
Ed Nolan
Howard & Sprague
Linda Farley
Leora Decker
James Crimmins
Sewer Construction Co
Lozer Co
Rochester
Happy Landing
Lozier Eng. Co
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Ronald Taylor
Donald Martin
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William Darling
Peter Doll
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Lee Davis
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