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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1966

Page

15

Trumansburg School Plans Annual Science Fair

The Trumansburg Central School hosts its annual Science Fair on March 11 in Building 3 gym and science rooms. About 200 exhibits are expected with judging by Cortland State Teachers College and Cornell University staff. Winners receive trophies, rotating plaque engraving, and ribbons for Excellent Good and Honorable Mention. The event runs 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. and is open to the community.

Trumansburg Trumansburg Central School Larry Doll Cortland State Teachers College Cornell University School of Education Gall VanvValen Kellogg Packer Hoagland Trumansburg Central School Drama Department Victor Herbert Building One Katwyk-am-Zee Holland Walter Winchell

Pioneer candidate promotes private consultation hours

Aileen Beers outlines a plan to hold private consultation hours before Village Board meetings in TRUMANSBURG. The goal is to improve communications and let residents discuss village affairs without altering open board meeting rights.

Trumansburg Aileen Beers Privat

Know Your Community Council Trumansburg 1966 Officers

The Ulysses Community Council reports its 1966 officers led by President John Bourdon and Vice President Art Millspaugh with Suzanne Gagan as secretary and Annis Sears as treasurer. Board members include Jane Walden, Donna Vann, Mary Low Brown, Harry Buck, Ken Pierce, Don Fairchild, Ned Gautreau, and Paul Landon. Committee chairs cover Emergency Aid, Youth, Civic Improvement, Scholarship Fund, Publicity, and Christmas Bureau.

Trumansburg Ulysses Community Council John Bourdon Art Millspaugh Suzanne Gagan Annis Sears Jane Walden Donna Vann Mary Low Brown Harry Buck Ken Pierce Don Fairchild Ned Gautreau Paul Landon Ellen Baldwin Cliff Northrup Ben Sproul Don Beaman Mabel Bourdon

Equalization Rates Set for Seneca and Tompkins Areas

The State Board of Equalization announces final 1965 based rates for 206 villages. In Seneca County Interlaken rises to 36 while Waterloo stays 23 and Ovid drops to 32. In Tompkins County Dryden remains 43, Freeville remains 48, Cayuga Heights stays 46 and Trumansburg falls to 45.

Trumansburg State Board of Equalization and Assessment Seneca County Interlaken Waterloo Ovid Tompkins County Dryden Freeville Cayuga Heights

Open House Planned for Trumansburg PTA Meeting

Trumansburg PTA invites parents to an open house in Building 2 at 7 30 p m to tour special classes and regular rooms then join a 9 p m business meeting in the cafe Refreshments provided by the hospitality committee led by Roger and Mary Whittaker. Explorer Post 3 re registration night set for Tuesday March 8 at 7 30 p m at the American Legion Home.

Trumansburg PTA Roger and Mary Whittaker Jerry Ryan American Legion Cornell Susquehanna

Enfield Women's Circle to Meet at Enfield Home

The Women's Circle of the First Baptist Church of Enfield plans a March 14 gathering at 800 p.m. hosted by Mrs Jeanette Lovelace in Jacksonville. Also notes a Grange card party March 12 at Iradell Road hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Carpenter with cake or sandwiches requested.

First Baptist Church of Enfield Jeanette Lovelace Jacksonville Robert Carpenter Iradell Road Henderson Cynthia Haecker Sophie Dean Mecklenburg Road Kenneth Carlisle Trumbulls Corners Carlisle David Henderson James Spencer Glenside Spencer Arthur Daharsh Eliz Bohach Myrtle Roof Tompkins County Hospital

Jacksonville SCS Plans Luncheon and Work Bee Schedule

The March meeting of the SCS met at Jacksonville Church for luncheon with Mrs Ann Marble in charge of the program and Mrs Louise Proskin presiding. Members plan work bees on the second and fourth Thursdays to prepare items for a fall bazaar, with a mid afternoon break for sewing and a 11 am outing to sing at Goldsmith Nursing Home. An upcoming Day Apart meeting is noted at Dryden Methodist Church with Richard Brewer visiting Syracuse.

The S.C.S Jacksonville Church Ann Marble Louise Proskin the Goldsmith Nursing Home W S.C.S Dryden Methodist Church Richard Brewer Syracuse Marvin Brewer Florence Wire Elmira Ernest Allen Binghamton

Kathryn Carbon to wed Paul Harrington in 1966

Warren Pa Miss Kathryn Celeste Carbon daughter of Mrs John A Carbon announces engagement to Paul Ramon Harrington son of Prof Clifford Harrington and Mrs Harrington of 805 Mitchell St The couple plan to wed April 23 1966 in Trumansburg area.

Trumansburg John A. Carbon Warren Pa Kathryn Celeste Carbon Paul Ramon Harrington Clifford Harrington Harrington Mitchell St Miss Carbon Warren Area High School Rochester Business Institute Joseph H. Goldstein Warren Trumansburg Central School Delhi Institute Delhi U.S. Navy Household Finance Corp Rochester

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