IT Publishing Corp notes and officer list
The Littorial Interlaken Review and two other publications are printed as second class matter every Thursday. Officers include Duane C. Waid president G B Winchell vice president Wanda M Wald secretary treasurer and Robert Brown advertising manager. Phone numbers Interlaken 532 4223 and Trumansburg 387 9590.
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Interlaken Review
Interlaken
N.Y
the Gazette and Independent
Ovid
The
Free Press
Trumansburg
IT Publishing Corp
Duane C. Waid
G.B. Winchell
Wanda M. Wald
Sedy-Treas
Robert Brown
Taxpayer Victory Defeats Community Development Article
Editors mark November 2 as a taxpayer victory with the defeat of Constitutional Amendment No. 1 the Community Development Article. They say it would nullify safeguards and erode home rule while boosting state control and long term costs. voters showed frustration with state spending and taxes.
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Citizens Public Expenditure
Legend of Tayghcanic Falls and local charity wagon gift
The article recalls Samuel Weyburn and a backwoods bear encounter at Tayghcanic Falls on Goodwins Point, noting the settler courage. It also reports Ithaca hosting a home service wagon presentation to United Cerebral Palsy Assoc of New York State at Tompkins County Hospital with Elks officials presenting keys to the Center's president.
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Gertrude Carman
Mr.Weyburn
Ithaca
United Cerebral Palsy Assoc
New York State
Special Children’s Center
New York State Elks Assoc
Biggs Memorial
Tompkins County Hospital
Francis Gustin, Jr
Horseheads
Major Projects, Inc
Elks
The First American reviewed by H R Timerson
Trumansburg readers explore C W Cerams The First American detailing American prehistory from Behring Strait migrations to Four Corners pueblos and mound builders. The review notes carbon dating tree rings and artifacts, with anecdotes about Douglass, Libby, purple velvet, and Jefferson as an early archaeologist. The Philomathic Library on Main St. offers the book.
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H.R. Timerson
Trumansburg
Far East
Nile
Tigris
Euphrates
United States
C.W. Ceram
Behring Strait Land Bridge
Asia
Strait
Arctic Ocean
Beh- Ting Strait
The
Four Corners
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Mesopotamia
America
Tey
Mesa Verde
Southwest
Mississippi River
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Willard F. Libby
Univ. of Chicago
A.E. Douglass
Univ. of Arizona
Ceram
Douglass
Pueblo
California
Thomas Jefferson
Montecello
Virginia
Iowa
Cooperstown
N.Y
Philomathic Library
Main St
Podunk H D A Meeting On Styrofoam Tree Beads
Podunk H D A in Trumansburg holds a Monday November 15 meeting at 7 30 p m at Ethel Hella s home with a lesson on styrofoam Christmas trees. Members should bring a list of items including a 10 or 12 inch styrofoam cone and other craft supplies and clothing for a Christmas box. Searsburg Homemakers near Trumansburg meet Wednesday November 17 at Leona Davis s home for bead jewelry lessons and a noon luncheon by Gloria Close and Leona Davis.
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Podunk H.D.A. Trumansburg
Podunk
Ethel Hella
Searsburg Homemakers
Trumansburg
Searsburg
Leona Davis
Gloria Close
United Fund campaign shows youth drive at Eisenhower College
Students at Eisenhower College ran an informal drive raising 112.40 toward the United Fund goal. Campaign reports meeting totals 61,916.67, 65.3% of goal, up 10% from last year. Efforts continue with 18 county agencies needing 94,825 to meet responsibilities. donations urged to Seneca County United Fund. Also mention of New York State Council of Retail Merchants meeting and William Baldwin elected to the board of directors.
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Ovid
Eisenhower College
Philip J Olmstead
United Fund
Seneca County
Eisenhower
Olmstead
Seneca County United Fund
State Street
Seneca Falls
New York State Council of Retail Merchants, Inc
Concord Hotel
Kiamesha Lake
William Baldwin Pres
Williams Shoes, Inc
Prayer for Safety on Amchitka Firecracker Debate
A speaker questions legal limits on large explosive devices at Amchitka. He fears explosions, erosion, and pollution from banned firecrackers, noting five megatons would still be dangerous and expressing readiness to leave Amchitka if fined.
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Amchitka
PTA Sporting Meet Exchange Pier Hire Reminder
Reminder for TRUMANSBURG residents about a PTA sporting meet and exchange event. Collect and bring used goods and toys for donation and exchange at the pier area.
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Trumansburg
PTA
H. Ave
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Children's Center
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Book Review
W. Ceram
Book Club
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Derrick
Gerald A. Frederick Sr
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Gerald
John
Jimmy
Lynda
Paul McCoy
R.D
Jammy Lynn
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Paul Jr
United Fund Success Vital