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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1967
Page
14
Trumansburg Postmaster John E. Snedeker reports about 800 Zip-A-List cards processed since the program began last week. Residents are urged to submit forms for ZIP Codes for zipless addresses, with kits available at the post office and instructions to mail the completed cards back.
The DeMolay organization will paint and repair used toys for local children through the Trumansburg Christmas Bureau. People with toys can drop them at the Masonic Temple on Monday or Thursday evenings, at Lyman Warren's Washington Street residence, or call Mrs. Gordon Huckle at 387 6313.
A 36 member senior group traveled by bus on a fall excursion to Sterling Forest Gardens led by driver and tour conductor Harry Buck. The report describes scenic routes, companionable travelers, hotel views, Indian diners, and a lively day of tours and social moments in the Catskills area.
On Tuesday October 9 the Chief Taughannock Chapter of DAR made a historical pilgrimage to the Erie Canal Museum in Syracuse. Mrs Gladys Duddleston Mrs Mary McLallen Mrs Catharine Hoffmire and Mrs Jessie Finch led seven other members and four guests. Lunch occurred at the Crumlins near the University with a guided tour that vividly recalled the canal’s early days.
Mrs. Harry Swick of West Covert Road was named Vice President at the Trumansburg Senior Citizens board meeting on October 3. She will serve the unexpired term of the late Raymond Baines and has previously been Treasurer in 1964 and 1965 and co-director with Harri son Raymond. Beginning November 1 she becomes Editor in Chief of the monthly Newsletter.
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