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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1968

Page

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Trumansburg Fair Parade Lights Up Main Street Friday Night

The Trumansburg Fire Co hosts Firemen's Night at the fair with an 80 unit parade including Elmira's 100 marchers and groups from Lansing Lyons Ithaca Watkins Glen Vestal and Geneva. Prizes honor best uniforms, drums, bands and longest distance. Also an art and mechanical drawing exhibition runs July 9 13 at the fair.

Trumansburg Main St Trumansburg Fire Co Elmira Clarence Oliver American Legion Post 154 Blue Angels Lansing Lansingettes Connie's Twirlettes Lyons American Legion V.F.W Geneva Roseanna Ithaca Squires Watkins Glen Grenadier Cadets Vestal Diana Batsford David Chase Dianne Frost Cheryl Fuller Ricky Gregoire Fae Havencamp Gail Naylor Ken Post Barbara Scott Emily Selover June Weitzel Studio Mary Aldrich David Coleman Nena Griswold Dave Keith Liliana LeDuc John Maiz Terry, Manheim Karen Nemeth Jeff Willard Ralph Coton David Gell Kevin Tohnatea Gary Meeker Michael Simone Greg Wright Doug Drew Pete Coats Jim Ellis Mark McFall Doug Millspaugh Tom Reed Dale Shaff Dick Wellin Robert Timerson Sam Vann

Water woes prompt village planning in Trumansburg

Rains worsen aging storm sewers in Trumansburg as officials push for a comprehensive map and engineering advice to plan underground drainage and prevent flooded cellars. Zoning code enforcement and water sewer extensions face scrutiny as village progress slows under rapid growth and safety concerns.

Trumansburg Northrup

Dr. Orrin VanDyke Survives Barn Collapse Near Kingtown

In Kingtown on Saturday afternoon June 29 a barn section collapsed trapping Dr. Orrin VanDyke an operating surgeon. Neighbors freed him using an electric saw and he was rushed to Tompkins Co Hospital with a broken pelvis and multiple leg fractures.

Trumansburg Kingtown Orrin VanDyke van Dyke Tompkins Co. Hospital

Fly-In breakfast draws big crowd at Ovid field

The Ovid Flying Club hosts a well attended breakfast serving about 250 people. About 75 planes from across New York State arrived, with Rochester parachutists and Elmira Gliders Club gliders adding a colorful afternoon sight. Hope to see you next year.

OVID Ovid Flying Club New York State Rochester Elmira

Ovid Recreation Program Reports Enrollment for Summer Session

Ovid Central School reports 96 students enrolled in the summer program under director Robert Fairclough. Twenty nine pre kindergarten, twenty six in primary reading, and forty one in intermediate reading and math with staff Edna Swartz Barbara Pernatt Barbera Flemming and Passifione assisting. Fred Bleller oversees the physical education portion.

OVID Robert Fairclough Ovid Central School Edna Swartz Barbara Pernatt Barbera Flemming Passifione Fred Bleller

Gala T C S Reunion Brings Alumni Past and Present

TRUMANSBURG Fifth TCS alumni reunion opens with an open house and decorated gym. Quips on tables prompt laughter as attendees reminisce aided by a four tier cake by Sue Millspaugh. Ada Reynolds McDougall from San Francisco attends. Willard Van Lein marks his birthday and Marine retirement.

Trumansburg T.C.S Lucy Charlie Brown Sue Millspaugh Garth Jackson Edna Frost Godfrey Williamsburg Mass Florence King San Francisco Ada Reynolds McDougall Willard van Lein Virginia Dan Schreder Hillendale

Metcalf Attacks Ovid Straton on Democratic War Split

In Seneca County Metcalf accuses New York Democratic leaders of ignoring the people by giving McCarthy 15 of 65 at large delegates. He cites June primary support for McCarthy against Vietnam, and attacks Stratton for backing Humphrey and the war policy. He decries party chaos and calls for escalation.

Ovid Seneca County George R. Metcalf Auburn GOP Congress Metcalf New York State McCarthy Stratton Humphrey Chicago Hubert Humphrey

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Trumansburg Fair Cornell University Library Dr. VanDyke Ovid Recreation Helen Conde George Metcalf
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