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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1969

Page

10

Ovid Summer League Keeps Close Standings Across July Games

The Falcons, Them, Bombers, and Hakowies compete in July rounds. Them leads after July 14 with 6 wins, while Falcons and Bombers chase. Dribblers break through with a win, Hakowies snap slide, and Has Beens pick up first victory as the season evolves toward a three-way tie before late July.

Falcons Bombers Bucs Hakowiles Has Beens Dribblers The Bob Willson Ron Mathers Art Holmberg Jim VanderPoel John O’connor John DeLong Hakowies Jim Moore Steve Kaiser Allan Cox Kevin Griffith Hakodi2s Slow Pokes Scott McDonald Nets Tim Clair Penny Keefer Tom Boyes Dave Barnick

Romulus Floods Prompt Fire Department Help

Romulus suffered storms Friday night flooding many yards and basements. Fire units from nearby communities pumped out cellars as residents recounted damage and residents visited by relatives. A lightning strike damaged the William Clyde home while Norman White attended a family reunion at Lodi Point. Christ Episcopal Church hosts an ice cream social on Thursday evening.

Romulus Jesse L. Dizell Howard Borland Rochester Nathan O'Hare Army Depot George MacCheyne Norman MacCheyne Strong Memorial Hospital Bruno Riemerts Edward Garrison James Crane Interlaken William Clyde Norman White Lodi Point Frances O’marra Willard Roland Nichols Christ Episcopal Church

Barton camp gains new facilities for scouts at Barton camp

TRUMANSBURG Effects of last year s capital funds campaign start to take place at Camp Barton Builders completed most structures Ranger s quarters under way Scouts receive new rifle equipment sailboats motor boating and wildlife exhibits Aquatics week lets a scout earn waterfront merit badges Conservation week offers natural resources forestry and geology training Contact the boy scout office or camp officials for signups S A Gilbert Jeweler Geneva offers economy and satisfaction on jewelry purchases.

Trumansburg Canpa Camp Barton Thomas Bond Barton Boy Scout Office Camp

Lodi honors Vietnam veteran Charles Hurd homecoming

Charles Hurd son of Mr and Mrs Francis Hurd of Lodi returned from Vietnam after one year with SP4 rank in the First Air Cavalry Division. He received The Army Commendations The Presidential Citation and the Bronze Star. He thanks supporters and plans to move with wife Linda Beaujon to Fort Carson Colorado.

Charles Hurd Francis Hurd Lodi Linda Beaujon Ovid Charles Beaaujon Vietnam SP4 Hurd First Air Calvary Division Chuck Fort Carson Cole Linda

Vacation Bible School Opens in Lodi This August

Lodi hosts a Vacation Bible School from August 5 to August 15 for children age 4 years 9 months through grade 6. Sessions run 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. daily except Mondays at the former Presbyterian Church. Glenn Brown directs with a tentative staff including Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. Hatch, nursery. Mrs. Knight, grades 3 4. Mrs. Westervelt, grades 5 6. Junior High staff Miss Ellen, Miss Edwards, and Miss Eastman assisting. Refreshments and transportation provided. Church supervision by Mrs. Van Vleet and Rev. Johnson.

Lodi - Lodi Glenn Brown Presbyterian Church At Lodi Robert Gregory Harry Hatch John Knight Floyd Westervelt Hinge Barbara Ellen Nora Edwards Mary Eastman Stanley van Vleet George Johnson

Teen leadership shines at Tompkins County Fair 4-H division

Tompkins County teens lead the 4-H exhibits at the Ithaca Festival grounds with 75 older youths organizing the display and judging. About 2500 youths are eligible. 21 teens and 20 adult judges evaluate projects with Blue Red or White ribbons. Premiums range from 3000 to 5000 dollars. Local teen judges named for Foods Clothing Dairy and Engineering.

Trumansburg - Tompkins Co Tompkins County Ithaca James H. Rice Cooperative Extension Ann Stover Gorge Road Trumansburg Janice Meeker Podluck Road Kenneth Burr Burr Road James Mickelson van Buskirk Road Newfield Tompkins County Fair

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