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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1969

Page

14

Scout Council Elects Six Officers

The Scout Council elects Robert S. Miller Casper Batchelor George Herrenall and Beal Marks Edward Jones and Stephen Lounsberry as council officers from Ithaca and Owego.

Robert S. Miller Casper Batchelor George Herrenall Ithaca Beal Marks Edward Jones Stephen Lounsberry Owego

Conklin Named Chair of New Agricultural Resources Commission

Gov. Nelson Rockefeller appoints nine to the Agricultural Resources Commission and selects Gordon L. Conklin of Trumansburg as chairman. Conklin, former Cayuga County Extension agent and NYS Commission for the Preservation of Agricultural Lands member, holds Cornell degrees and a background in dairy farming.

Trumansburg Nelson Rockefeller Agricultural Resources Commission Gordon L. Conklin American Agriculturist New York Conklin Commission Cayuga County Extension Service New York State Commission For the Preservation of Agricultural Lands Mr. Conklin Cuba Cornell Alpha Zeta Fraternity

Ann Newport Assigned to Two-Week Teaching Placement

Miss Ann Newport daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Newport serves a two week assignment with Mr Bourdon and Mrs Wright Special Education Teacher in Building 2 at Trumansburg Central School She is a 1966 graduate and Rotary Exchange alum from Australia Now completing Nursery Education at Cobleskill Agricultural and Technical College this field orientation is required for her division

Trumansburg Ann Newport Robert Newport

Wesleyan Circle Meeting at United Methodist Church

The Wesleyan Circle will meet at the United Methodist Church in Trumansburg on Wednesday February 5 at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served after the meeting by Donna Austic Hildreth Austic and Mar aprie Babcock.

Trumansburg Wesleyan Circle United Methodist Church Donna Austic Hildreth Austic Mar- Aprie Babcock

Jacksonville Community Association Meeting Set for Monday

The Jacksonville Community Assoc plans a Feb 3 gathering at the church with a 6 30 supper and a 7 45 program by Margaret Miller and Billie Campbell of the M C B Handcrafts who will discuss crafts from the Finger Lakes flora. Co hosts are Mrs David Lasher and Mrs Norris Cowen. public invited.

Jacksonville Community Assoc Margaret Miller Billie Campbell M.C.B Finger Lakes David Lasher Norris Cowen

Holstein Dairyman Selects Trademark Prefix

Keith Stevenson of Trumansburg secures exclusive use of the prefix Son-Ridge for all registered Holsteins bred in his herd. The Holstein-Friesian Association of America grants the prefix as a herd trademark, with more than 50,000 prefixes officially recorded.

Trumansburg Keith Stevenson Son- Ridge Holstein-Friesian Assoc. of America Brattleboro

St Paul Youths Sing at Jacksonville Church Service

Twenty four youngsters from St Pauls Methodist Church Ithaca visited Jacksonville on Sunday and sang three songs. The performance pleased listeners and showcased a wholesome group contributing to the church service. Miss Ede Crumb of Interlaken spent the weekend with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Alfred Graham.

Judy Tuthill Ithaca Douglas Barkee Jacksonville Episcopal Church Sylivan Hills Halseyville Richard Alberts- Man Mt. Joy Donald Kenerson Adrian Personius Concord Lake Kiamesha Sullivan St Paul’s Methodist Church Ede Crumb Interlaken Alfred Graham

Cattle Performance Highlights in 1968 Meat Output

Total meat production in 1968 reached 35.3 billion pounds, up 1.1 billion pounds from 1967, reflecting broad gains in output across the sector.

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