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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1966
Page
15
A compact schedule lists events from November 10 to December 3 in Trumansburg and nearby areas. Activities include library hours, Rotary and Rebekah meetings, dinners, rummage sales, church services, Grange gatherings, a theater performance of The Curious Savage, and a Final Women's Fellowship meeting featuring a film The Neglected.
A Jacksonville resident heads the Freshman Class at State University Agricultural and Technical College at Alfred. Douglas A Wilcox was elected president, son of Mr and Mrs Donaldc Wilcox. He is a 1966 Trumansburg Central School graduate majoring in design drafting. He led a field of five candidates in the Student Senate supervised election. Ruthann Manelis and Deborah Beaney are vice president and secretary-treasurer respectively.
Trumansburg welcomes Joe A. Honsberger as the new music teacher from Allentown Pennsylvania. He studied at Ithaca College and Phi Mu Alpha, and has studied in Germany. He lives in Ithaca. Gary Howard Croteau also joins as General Science and Physics teacher from South Portland Maine. He attended Ohio State University and has interests in sports and science equipment. He currently lives in Ithaca with plans to move address near the U.S. Navy next year.
Mr and Mrs Vance Updike of Interlaken announce the engagement of their daughter Dawn Updike to Bruce Dean son of Mr and Mrs Wesley Dean of Trumansburg. Both are graduates of Trumansburg Central School with Dawn attending Central City Business Institute in Syracuse and Bruce at Alfred Technical Institute. No date has been set for the wedding.
About 1175 people attended the 44th Tompkins County 4-H Achievement Night at Ithaca College on November 4 recognizing 104 clubs and 1800 youths. Awards included 43 Banker Award Trips to Rochester for top project records and seals of achievement for 22 clubs. Local honorees covered leadership conservation food preservation public speaking dress revue and other project areas.
Jacksonville and nearby towns prepare for December 4 as churches collect canned foods from Sunday School children. Cans wrapped in white paper will be labeled for the Christmas Bureau to distribute to needy families across the area.
The First Federated Church of Ulysses presents worship at 8 30 A M and 10 A M with sermon Thankful All The Way at White Church Congress Ave 10 A M Children’s Church in Brick Chapel 10 30 A M Sunday School through sixth grade Brick Chapel 11 A M Sunday School White Church Jr Hi Sr Hi and Adults 7 P M Interchurch Youth Fellowship Brick Chapel panel on Death by ministers
Concord is the predominant grape variety in New York State, accounting for four-fifths of total grape acreage. It is followed by Catawba, Delaware, Niagara, and Ives varieties.
Mrs. Alice Gant, elementary art teacher at Trumansburg Central, will speak at the next mothers meeting of the Trumansburg Cooperative Nursery School on November 29. She will discuss the development of art in the young child. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. William Hogan in Jacksonville.
The Taughan nock Garden Club will meet in the basement of St. James Church at 1:00 p.m. Thursday November 17 for lunch and a workshop on winter bouquets and holiday decorations. Members should bring a sandwich and their own materials. coffee will be furnished.
Miss Maryann Judd of Trumansburg has been elected president of Alpha Kappa Phi at Plattsburgh State University College. A junior majoring in elementary education, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Judd and a 1964 graduate of Trumansburg Central School.
Peter and Linda Makie Witte of Rochester announce the birth of son Timothy Peter on October 30, 1966. Mrs. Witte is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Evert Makie of Covert.
It takes about 21 pounds of whole fluid milk to produce one pound of butter. This figure reflects standard dairy processing and yields typical fat content in milk.
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