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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1971
Page
11
Romulus Town Board approves financing for two additional vehicles. A 1966 truck will be funded by a private sale tax anticipation note up to 7500 with interest under 5 percent, payable March 15 1972. A dump truck will be financed by a serial bond of 21720 at under 5 percent, with payments due 1973 74 75 and 76.
Interlaken Seneca County Veterans Service Agency urges veterans to contact local American Legion Post 462 Service Officer John Jager for information on benefits. The note explains GI Bill tutoring money, benefit deadlines, on the job training stipends of 108 to 133 dollars monthly, and up to two years of OJT programs with possible longer apprenticeships.
District Principal Edward McLean will discuss educational changes at the Trumansburg PTA meeting on Wednesday November 17 at 745 p.m. in the Elementary school auditorium. An open discussion follows his talk and invites community members and interested students. Refreshments will be served.
TRUMANSBURG The Trumansburg Senior Citizens host a Thanksgiving Dinner at the Methodist Church on Wednesday November 17 at 12 45 served by the Methodist Ladies with Helen Raymond as chairman. November birthdays will be celebrated. A discussion group led by Sara Nivison meets at 9 15 am on the topic How Wisely Do We Use Our Time. Crocheting for nursing homes sewing cancer dressings and card playing are morning activities.
Interlaken Community Chest has reached 70 percent of its $4000 goal thanks to loyal workers and supporters. Nine local agencies depend on Chest funds as volunteers push to hit 100 percent. those not yet contacted or wishing to donate can reach John Whittier, president, or Warren Koehler, treasurer.
Mrs Lila Oldenburg hosted her granddaughter Victoria Zimmerman who arrived by plane from England after a three month stay. Zimmerman flew to meet her grandmother in Sheldrake and will stay with her there.
Thirty members weighed in at Tops Between the Lakes this week. Kareen Walborn lost 3 pounds earning Tops Queen honors while Frances Morton also named Tops Queen. Letha Dean won two weeks dues as weekly prize. Go-Getters lead 338 to 173 as the November contest progresses toward November 22.
A three hour driver education course will be offered at the high school next Wednesday November 17 at 7 p.m. Reservations should be made with the office at 127 7551.
Undersheriff reports ongoing search by Seneca and Tompkins counties for Eric Anderson, 20, of Trumansburg after an aluminum boat with life jacket and oars washed ashore near Frontenac Point. Rough waters hinder the effort as family remains in Stanford, Conn. The incident followed a separate Ovid fire and vandalism alert near the Ovid Diner.
Interlaken Firemen's Auxiliary held its October 28 meeting at the Firehouse welcoming new member Shari Carter. A new emergency call list was announced and the Chief's Dinner received praise. A donation to the Halloween Party was arranged and a School Day Memories book with merchant ads will be printed for public sale. Next meeting is November 18.
Taughan nock Garden Club members will participate in a holiday table settings workshop at the coming meeting on Thursday November 18 at the Chapel on Main Street. Arrive by 1 30 with containers and materials. Mrs William S Starner will offer consultation and inspiration. Hostesses are Mrs John Bourdon Mrs James Hoffmire and Mrs Robert Holland.
The Trumansburg Searsburg Grange schedules its next regular meeting for Friday November 19 at 8 p.m. A picnic supper at 7 p.m. precedes the session during which 60-year and 25-year members will be honored.
Romulus Fire Department purchased a new tanker pumper to be displayed at the Water loo Fire Dept during the Seneca County Firemen’s Assoc meeting at 8 p.m. Chief James R. Steele will answer questions. The department held its annual banquet Saturday night with about 60 in attendance and auxiliary treasurer Mrs. Emmett Sutherland presented a check toward the truck purchase.
Interlaken Historical Society announces its officers for 1971 72 President Miss Louise Johnston Vice President Minerva Wilmot Secretary Clara Wilson Treasurer Marie Mallory Trustees John Kellogg Joseph Dickerson
On Tuesday November 16 the Grange and United Presbyterian Church present a Show and Tell Hobby Night. Hobbies and crafts will be on exhibit from 3 p.m. in the 1.0.C.F. Building. A dish to pass supper is at 7 p.m. followed by the tell portion of the show. The public and members may attend any part or all of the events.
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