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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1968

Page

12

Ovid Twentieth Century Club Opens 1968 69 Season

The Twentieth Century Club of Ovid opened its 1968 69 season with a dinner at Taughannock Falls Inn on Monday October 7. New president Mrs Benjamin Franklin welcomed members and outlined a year themed The World of Beauty with topics on Nutrition for Beauty Entertaining and Home Beauty Treatments. The next meeting will be at Mrs James Vangallo’s home on November 11 focusing on Veteran's Day and The Poppy. Cynthia Diamond of Ovid won second prize for Contemplation in Class I and Darwin Smith of Lodi received an honorable mention for Kaibab Forest in the Seneca Falls Art Association Exhibit through October 24.

OVID Twentieth Century Club Taughannock Falls Inn Benjamin Franklin Franklin James Brownell James Vangalio Mildred Suits Anthony Kay James Vangallo Robert Louis Stevenson Cynthia Diamond Darwin Smith Lodi Kaibab Forest Seneca Falls Art Association Seneca Falls Savings Bank

Tompkins County proposes charter for streamlined government

Voters face a November 5 decision on a new county charter that would create a Board of Representatives with 15 to 20 members, six standing committees, and a Budget and Administration department. It outlines reapportionment under one man one vote, a five year capital plan, and a master county planning function.

Tompkins County Board of Supervisors Board of Representatives Dept. of Civil Service Commission

Sunday Laws and Local News Across Years

The excerpt cites an 1834 statute forbidding Sunday activities with limited exceptions. It notes 1905 traffic curb-cutting by Teamsters at Cayuga and King streets and warns barriers may be set. 1910 weather signs foretell a cold winter. migratory birds and animals prepare. 1911 store policy ends outdoor fruit and vegetable display due to dust, while Davies & King continue handling goods.

Cayuga and King Streets Snyder Central Park Animal Kingdom Davies & King

New York County Charter Shifts Departments and Roles

The present highway commissioner role becomes part of an expanded Department of Public Works. A County Jury Board and jurors system is created. A medical examiner replaces the coroner, and sheriff district attorney and county clerk retain functions with four year terms. Various departments remain, civil service unaffected, effective January 1 1970 if voters approve.

Department of Public Works Dept. of Law Dept. of Health and Board of Health County Hospital and Board of Managers Dept. of Social Services Dept. of Mental Health and Mental Health Board County Library and Board of Trustees Community College Office of Veterans Affairs Board of Elections New York State

Deaths of Kochowiec and Hansen in 1968 region

Interlaken born Jan Kochowiec aged 63 died Oct 1 1968 in Elmira after car travel. Born May 9 1905 in Pinsk Poland he endured Siberia exile and German slave labor before immigrating to America in 1951. Susie M Hansen 81 of Enfield Center died Oct 2 1968 in Tompkins County Hospital. survived by daughters and grandchildren. funeral held in Ithaca. Interment Maple Grove Cemetery Horseheads.

Interlaken Jan Kochowiec Elmira Elmiry Heights Mr. Kochowiec Pinsk Poland Siberia Russia Hitler Germany America Leon Packer Ted Day Interlaken Baptist Church Kochowiec Enfield Center Susie M. Hansen Iradels Rd Ulysses Tompkins County Hospital Enfield Falls LeRoy Etta Chapman Dickson John Hansen Enfield Mothers Club Enfield Valley Grange Enfield Baptist Church and Women’s Fellowship Neighborhood Birthday Club of Enfield Forrest Specht Joseph Carr VanOrder Funeral Home Ithaca Edward Husted Enfield Baptist Church Elmira Heights Elmira Flora Products Co Zofia Nick Safoniuk Montreal Canada L.H. Bartee Jacksonville N.C Michael Kochowec Brasstown Wayne Sheesley Horseheads Mary Kochowlec Rochester John Kochowlec, Jr Fort Leonhard Wood Maple Grove Cemetery

Martha B Crane 87 dies after brief illness in Auburn

Mrs Martha B Crane 87 of 3801 Jordan St Skaneateles widow of Marion E Crane died Oct 2 1968 at Auburn Memorial Hospital after brief illness Funeral services at Coryell Funeral Home Ovid Rev Theodore Erble officiated Burial Mt Green Cemetery Romulus She survived by daughter Doris Yates and one grandson Dale Yates of Skaneateles plus several nieces and nephews

Kendaia Skaneateles Donovan Doris) Yates First Presbyterian Church Romulus Dale Yates

Births in Trumansburg and Syracuse in September 1968

A sequence of birth notices from Trumansburg and nearby areas reports a son Daniel Frederick born to Theodore and Nancy MacCarrick on September 27 at Tompkins County Hospital. a daughter Michelle Marie born to Wesley Uites and Carol Reynolds on September 28 at Tompkins County Hospital. a son Matthew Thomas born to Thomas Seddon on September 18 at Tompkins County Hospital. a son Jeffrey Warren born to Warren Hausman on October 3 at Tompkins County Hospital. a child named Jimmie Pete was born to J Peter Gregoire on September 12 at Crouse-Irv ing Hospital in Syracuse.

Trumansburg Daniel Frederick Theodore MacCarrick Nancy Baker Tompkins Co. Hospital Michelle Marie Wesley Uites Carol Reynolds Jimmie Pete J. Peter Gregoire Crouse-Irving

Troop 3 Fall Campout Notes and Scout Leader Roles

Troop 3 BSA opened the 1968 69 season with a Connecticut Hill campout on September 13 14 and 18. An overnight hike on Hector land used the lean to shelter and covered 12 miles to Townsendville. Forty charter members in five patrols led by Senior Patrol Leader Charles Asay Patrol leaders Fred Dunlap Walt Busby Ricky Bradford and Bill Raymond. Boys 11 and older invited to join at School Building 1 Mondays at 7 00 PM. New York leads East in food processing with 135 products and about 1.5 billion pounds produced.

Hector Townsendville Charles Asay Fred Dunlap Stingray Patrol Walt Busby Wolf Patrol Ricky Bradford Lightning Patrol Bill Raymond Flaming Arrow Patrol Bobby Stone

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