Interlaken Cub and Girl Scout Programs Highlight Community Service
Cub Scout Pack 21 sponsored by Interlaken PTA serves fifty two boys with seven needing den mothers. Webelos led by William Pritchard prepare for Boy Scouts while den mothers and chiefs assist. Girl Scouts in Interlaken report 100 members, 23 volunteers, four troops, and community service projects funded by Community Chest including nursing home napkin folders and holiday drives.
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CUB Scouts
Interlaken
Interlaken Pta
Boy Scouts of America
William Pritchard
Myron McCoy
Milton Sowards
Edgar Hymes
Robert Rainey
Russell Boettcher
Robert MacCheyne
Caroline Pritchard
Betty MacCheyne
Marie Mcardle
Ruth Ganoing
Doris Wilson
Phyllis McCoy
Carol Draheim
Dora Hymes
Beverly Wyckoff
Den
Leon Stratton
John Murray
Thomas Akins
David Poulsen
Jeffrey English
Girl Scouts
Community Chest
Tiotomica
Boy Scouts Interlaken Troop 2 Yearly Report
Boy Scout Troop 2 in Interlaken had seven registered for 1966 with thirty advancing and eighteen attending Camp Barton for a week. They shoveled snow from fire hydrants and wrapped Christmas garland for street lighting, conducted two paper drives and ran the refreshment stand at school football games.
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BOY Scouts Interlaken
Boy Scout Tro
Camp
Barton
Scho 1
Interlaken Woman Receives Scout Service Award
Mrs Richard Ritter of Interlaken received a 15 year service award at the Tiotomca Area Girl Scout Council Fall Meeting held at the Episcopal Church in Owego on Oct 13. About 75 attended as delegates from the council prepared for the Detroit National Convention.
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Interlaken
Richard Ritter
Cayuga St
W. P. Randall
Apalachin
Roger Searles
Owego
Cadette Troop 35
Interlaken Pack 21 Meeting Set for Oct 27
Cub Scout Pack 21 will meet Thursday October 27 at 7 p.m. in the Interlaken Central School gym. All scouts and parents are urged to attend. The note adds that patience lies in keeping busy with other tasks.
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Interlaken
Interlaken Central School
Congregational Meeting At Interlaken Reformed Church
Interlaken Reformed Church schedules a 1 30 P M meeting on Thursday Oct 20 with elder deacon and memorial committee elections and the 1967 budget review. Children view films in the Chapel and a 6 30 P M fellowship supper follows with Kentucky fried chicken biscuits gravy and dessert. A Gideons talk is set for Sunday Oct 23 at 11 00 A M morning worship with Bible distribution noted.
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Interlaken
Interlaken Reformed Church
Memorial Committee
Gideons
Catholic Mothers and Daughters Breakfast at Interlaken
The Catholic Ladies Guild of St. Frances Salanus Church Interlaken hosted a Mother and Daughter Communion breakfast at Happy Landing Restaurant after the 9 o'clock mass on Sunday October 16. President Mrs Helena Huhn welcomed guests and Edward Schano Cornell associate professor and Confraternity of Christian Doctrine chairman spoke, delivering an inspiring talk.
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Interlaken
Catholic Ladies Guild of
St. Frances Salanus Church
Happy Landing
Helena Huhn
Edward Schano
Mildred Messmer
Schano
Cornell
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Ithaca
Kindergarten Parents Meeting Set at William Wheeler School
Interlaken parents of kindergarten children will gather Thursday October 20 for an orientation at William Wheeler School. Mrs Helen Burr and Mrs Sara Hunt will present materials and demonstrate methods to explain goals expectations and learning approaches for the first important year. Refreshments will be served.
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Interlaken
William Wheeler
Schol
Helen Burr
Sara Hunt
Historical Society to Hear Dr. Galvin
The Historical Society invites members students and friends to hear Dr Corrine Galvin of Ithaca speak at the Elementary School Gymnasium Tuesday Oct 25 afternoon about the Underground Railroad aiding enslaved people to Canada.
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Interlaken
the Historical Society
Corrine Galvin
Ithaca
Canada
Dr. Galvin
Beware of a half truth you may take the wrong half
A saying warns readers to be cautious of incomplete information as partial truths can mislead. The phrase emphasizes critical thinking and the need to verify facts before forming conclusions. It reflects a common caution in editorials and advice columns about discernment.
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Stouting Is
Catherine Ritter
Tiotomica Area Board of
Scout Service
CUB Scout News
Egans
Taterlaken
First National Bank
Ae Bor
Waterloo
New York
Interlaken Office
Riverview Office
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Reformed Church
Roland Denman
N. Y
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