Correction on New Village Hall lease figures in Trumansburg
A correction notes the annual lease cost for village offices from Trumansburg Home Telephone Co is 1500 dollars, not 15000 dollars as reported in the July 3 issue. The correction references the Nov 1, 1977 date for the revised figure.
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Trumansburg
Trumansburg Home Telephone Co
Trumansburg Fair Firemen Parade Sets July 11
Trumansburg holds its 125th annual fair firemen parade with Frederick Todd as parade marshal scheduled for Friday July 11 at 7 30 p m The event caps a day of community festivities and honors local fire services.
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Trumansburg
Frederick Todd
Marshall
Rotary club meets at Char Pit Ithaca exceeds seventy members
Rotary News from Trumansburg reports the annual meeting held June 26 at the Char Pit Restaurant in Ithaca with 73 members Rotary Annes and guests in attendance Mrs Ruth Wolverton and Mr and Mrs Max Furman among the listed guests.
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Joe DeLaurentiis
Don Bennett
Mary Ann Stilwell
Bernadette Fressie
Kathy Kenney
Jeanette Palon
Sweden
John
Henry Kondrackis
Curry Road
Lynne Kondracki
Jeannette
Rotary
John Snedeker
Winton Baines John
Wes Millspaugh
Jerry Ehrhart
Larry Lehmann
Jim Mason
Bob Scott
Floyd Parke
Doc Smith
Bill Lavey
John Bourdon
Joseph
Grossinger
Richard
Trumansburg
Ithaca
Rotary Annes
Ruth Wolverton
Wes Millspaughs
Max Furman
Will Saveys
Airman Toombs Assigned to Langley AFB Virginia
Air Force staff sergeant Lester L Toombs, an electronic computer systems technician with the 1913th Communications Squadron, transferred from Korat Royal Thai AFB Thailand to Langley AFB Virginia. He is the son of Mrs Millicent M Carpenter and Leroy A Toombs of Genoa and a 1963 Grover Cleveland High School Buffalo graduate.
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Trumansburg
Lester L Toombs
Millicent M Carpenter
Langley Afb
Korat Royal Thai Afb
Thailand
Toombs
Air Force
Leroy A Toombs
Genoa
Grover Cleveland High School
Buffalo
Improving Woodlot Growth bySelective Tree Removal
Cutting trees for fuelwood can boost growth and quality of remaining stock by removing crooked, partly rotten, or damaged trees, or those growing too close to more valuable specimens. This thinning practice helps improve stand structure and future yield.
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George Broadwell
Edward Farrell
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June Pless
Freida Livingood
Joan Grove
Arthur Golder
Stanley Gutelius
Mary Whitaker
Patricia van Liew
Cahill
Meskill
Bourdon
Gordon
Tompkins County Trust Company
Free Press
Ithaca Journal
Jean Dickinson
Tompkins Co. Trust Co
Jo Mar
Bobby Seaman
Cassie Deal
Francis Smith
Joelle Celeste
Amy Rustic
Scott Watros
Terrie Watros
Paul Dickinson
Cayuga Lake
Rotary News
Langley
Aniversary
Hirst National Bank
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Interlaken
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