Lakeside Nursing Home Activity Highlights Weekly Events
Residents enjoyed Game Day with dominoes checkers and bingo led by Roslyn LoPinto. Garden work produced radishes lettuce and cucumbers while Arch ie Westervelt tended lettuce. A shopping trip to Triphammer Plaza featured Olive Howard Elizabeth Townsend and Prof Reyna. A Little League game drew 35 spectators as youths played baseball in the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslyn LoPinto
Ethel Furman
Archie Westervelt
Ralph Curtis
Triphammer Plaza
Olive Howard
Elizabeth Townsend
Prof
Reyna
Lakeside
Wildcats
Manley Covert
William Frost
Louise Elston
Causon
R.N
Bibbie
L.pn
William Nitzer
Baltimore
Alabama
George Wallace
Gov. Wallace
Tri County Jaycee Golf Tourney Aids Small Fry Football
The second annual Tri County Jaycee Golf Tournament for small fry football was held at Taughannock Country Club in Trumansburg on Saturday June 24. Winners included First Flight team Louis Shipps and Dennis Clift Ithaca with gross 76 net 71, Second place John Huttar and Don Barber, and Third place Doug Seaman and Bob Hancock. Second Flight winners were Pete Wallace and Bill Frick with net 74, followed by Dick Lowe and Carl Keith and Tom Dusel and Frank Jaconis. Ron Gladstone of Interlaken earned the low gross 74 and paired with V Kondracki to win the team prize 73. Dozen golf balls donated by Trumansburg IGA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumansburg
Taughannock Country Club
Louis Shipps
Dennis Clift
Ithaca
John Huttar
Tburg
Don Barber
Doug Seaman
Bob Hancock
Pete Wallace
Bill Frick
Dick Lowe
Carl Keith
Tom Dusel
Frank Jaconis
Auburn
Calloway
Ron Gladstone
Interlaken
V. Kondracki
Tburg Iga
Waterloo officer elected president of Finger Lakes LEA
Waterloo Police Department officer Charles A. Yost was elected president of the Finger Lakes Law Enforcement Association at the annual meeting in Waterloo. New officers include Sgt. Robert Cook, John A. Bonacci, and James Wade, with board member James Wade from Seneca Falls. Paul Barrus of Auburn earned a scratch score of 150 in a prize TV service call donated by Johns TV of Ithaca. The Trumansburg golfers thanked participants in their year’s tournament. Glen Williammee chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Charles A. Yost
Waterloo Police Department
Finger Lakes Law Enforcement Association
Yates County
George F. Spike
Waterloo Vfw
Robert Cook
Waterloo Police
John A. Bonacci
Seneca County
James Wade
Seneca Falls Police Department
Social Notes From Sheldrake and Nearby Towns
Neighbors visit families in Interlaken Delaware Ithaca and Ovid. Dr and Mrs Harold Staunton of Delaware and Dr and Mrs John Staunton of Oak Park join Fenton Brewer and family. Birds and ducks surprise residents amid flood damages. Visits include Miss Vicki Zimmerman, Amy Harford, and Mr Betts of Corning. Diane teaches in Michigan one room schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James van Nostrand
Interlaken
Robert MacCarrick
Fenton Brewer
Harold Staunton
Delaware
Ithaca
John Staunton
Sheldrake
Frances Ritchie
Robert
Mass
Vicki Zimmerman
Lila Oldenburg
St. Lawrence University
William Betts
Corning
Bert Preston
Edm Reed
Royal Oaks Mich
Diane
Harry Blew
Michigan
Cinderella Softball Season Opens With Local Teams
Interlaken announces 1972 Cinderella Softball teams the Cinders and Grapefruits plus squads Eda Crumb and others. Schedule lists July games including Grapefruits against Cinders July 10 and 12 and July 19 Cinders vs Grapefruits with final July 26 First Place vs Second Place. An all star selection may be formed if interest remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken
The
Cinders
Helen Trealeven
Barb Bassette
Valerie Preston
Michelle Aman
Debby Boyes
Debby Steverson
Nancy Reynolds
Roni Steve
Brenda Griffin
Chris Hague
Jenifer Coleman
Kathy Perkins
Chris Perkins
Lois Hendrix
Vicki Walawender
Cindy McCheyne
Carol Ellingwood
Sandy McCheyne
Joan Hendrix
Kathy McCheyne
Mary Messmer
Interlaken Youth Program Opens With Daily Activities
Interlaken youth activities run mornings 9 to 12 with Darlene Patten in charge of arts and crafts and Sue Schneider and Barry Pemberton as student helpers. A doll show is set for July 13 with prizes for various doll categories, plus a peanut hunt and bike race planned in coming weeks. The program features croquet, shuffleboard, hockey, soft ball and wiffle ball among others. Cinderella softball runs at night on Mondays and Wednesdays, while Mort McCheyne leads baseball for ages 13 to 16 on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken
Darlene Patten
Sue Schneider
Barry Pemberton
Sue Coleman
Steve Walden
Mort McCheyne
New girls join by order of Cinders Grapefruits teams
New girls may join in a defined sequence starting with Cinders then Grapefruits and then teams. If one team becomes shorthanded that team will receive any new girls to balance the roster.
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Lakeside Nursing Home
Agency
Trumensburg
By Naomi Brewer
Interlaken Youth Program
Black
Main Street
Jose Chitwood
Howard Tubbs
Paul Revere
Detroit
Aolton's Pharmacy
Kate Greenaway
Price Village Clothing
Asbar
Women’s Fellowship of the
First Presbyterian Church of Ulysses
Presbyterian Chapel
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