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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1975
Page
5
The Romulus Town Board received a letter from the state traffic office regarding the four-way stop at Rt. 96-414 and 96A. The regional office notes eight right angle accidents in 1974 first nine months and explains the multiway stop was installed but will reevaluate the study. They will contact the town to discuss the matter and the review outcome.
Investigator Kenneth Brown reports eight new welfare fraud cases for August and September and continues seven July cases. Recovery in August and September totals 904.35 with pending cases estimated at 1,747.29. overall recovery since February 1 reaches 7,038.31.
Mrs. Georgiana S. Tharp of Ovid presided over the October 3 meeting at Geneva Masonic Temple Queen Christina Court No 13 as Grand Royal Matron Audrey C. Wilson and others attended.
Grand Royal Patron George W Alderdise of New York state visited Geneva. Mrs G S Tharp D D G R M made an official visit to Walworth at Unity Court No 79 on October 20. Her next official visit to Queen Christina Court No 13 is scheduled for November 6 at 8 p.m.
Seneca Co Cooperative Extension Home Economics Division offers a two lesson day and a half workshop on Sewing Family Sweaters for intermediate and advanced sewers. It runs at the Farm Home 4 H Center in Waterloo on November 13 from 10 am to 12 noon and November 20 from 10 am to 2 pm. Pre registration is required with a $1 fee mailed by November 10 to Mill and E Williams Streets Waterloo NY 13165.
INTERLAKEN The Community Chest Drive runs from Oct 27 to the week ends. Posters by Mrs Wroleck’s 4th grade class showcase agencies funded. The Salvation Army aids families with food lodging medical aid and disaster relief and offers two camperships to Dresden each summer. The Seneca Co Children’s Committee provides foster child allowances camperships Christmas gifts and college scholarships and can be reached via Mrs Burns in Seneca Falls.
Mrs Mary Flaim takes over as social studies teacher at South Seneca Central School district teaching ninth grade Afro Asian cultures and related course content.
Mrs Flaim serves as tenth grade World History teacher and Junior Class advisor plus Football cheerleading advisor. She has been married one year and lives in Ithaca with her Cornell student husband. She enjoys cooking, needlepoint, and horseback riding and values her teaching role at South Seneca after teaching in Choctaw Okla.
The 4-H community of Seneca County held its third annual Achievement Night at Romulus Central School on October 16. Emcee Tom Murray welcomed about 450 attendees while Arthur Poulsen, chairman of the Seneca County 4-H Program Committee, introduced leaders and presented certificates, with programs featuring Waterloo Winners, Town & Country Girls, and Happy Helpers clubs.
The Interlaken American Legion Auxiliary requests donations for a November 14 rummage sale including clothing blankets quilt pieces toys books and more to support Christmas programs and a veteran gift shop. They seek wrapped gifts gift boxes and monetary support for gifts and wrapping efforts.
Patricia Szymaniak of Binghamton receives the publisher's special award as Poet of the Year for a poem in The Best in Poetry anthology. The quarterly series showcases poets worldwide and offers a submission address in N Babylon New York with a pay rate of 2 to 10 cents per line.
Seneca County Sheriff reports a quiet Halloween with minor vandalism in the south end. CB Club members patrolled the area from a base station at the Ovid sheriff’s office and maintained contact with patrol cars. Significant damage included a plate glass window at WT Pritchard’s in Interlaken and a window and screen at a Seneca Street residence in Interlaken. Several eyes and tomatoes were reported but caused no major damage.
Patricia Szymaniak formerly Patricia Tauterouff attended Interlaken Central School and graduated in 1967. Her poem Mystery of Life follows with lines about a life like a door awaiting an unlock and a missing key.
Seneca County 4-Hers earned county medals in Home Economics with awards across four projects. Winners include Sher Frankenfield and Wendy Hohwald for Home Improvement, Jo Murray and Lori Sheridan in Public Speaking and Clothing, with numerous names listed for Food Preservation, Bread, and Food & Nutrition. Special gift certificates and 4-H Thimbles acknowledged top performers, along with 5 and 15 year member recognitions.
Cindy Dean Karen McDonald Kathy Wadhams Kris Kise Karen Kise Lisa Heitmann Kathy Mastellar Bonnie Goff Veronica Brown and Cindy Dean received copies of a $3 Best Bread award from Mrs Grace Tomkins. Sue Beck won a $3 award for Sister from the Big Dept Store. Tina Steele and Melody Marsh received a cake cooling rack. Tracey Heitmann got a measuring spoon set. Anna Mae McCulloch and Judy Powers got a set of measuring spoons. Nancy McCulloch Peggy Wood Chern Brown Laur Brown and Lyn Lynch earned Chicken Dinners from the Red Barn. Lisa MacPherson Barb Krenzer and Sandy Schoonmaker received a $10 contribution toward the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair Trip from Harold Sanderson and Lawrence Van Cleef Memorial. Sandy Schoonmaker was given an Arts and Crafts award by the Little House on the Comer Handi Craft Shop near Fayette.
New York organ donor cards will accompany driver licenses as part of the 1975 Legislature's program. Commissioner James P Melton announced the plan, with cards issued to new licenses in September and to renewals starting mid September, despite production limits for license notation.
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