Trumansburg Local And Society News Highlights
Local and visiting residents fill pages with social events. Dr and Mrs Earl Clarke host a buffet supper at their South Street home with guests including C C Slocum Buck and Smith families.
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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1967
Page
23
Local and visiting residents fill pages with social events. Dr and Mrs Earl Clarke host a buffet supper at their South Street home with guests including C C Slocum Buck and Smith families.
Mrs. William P. Biggs and her sister Mrs. John McDonald of Sheldrake returned home Friday after several days in New York. The Noel Cochrane family spent last weekend at Expo 67 in Montreal. Joseph McFall of Elm Street is in the veterans Hospital Syracuse for minor surgery.
On October 26 Bob Hammond will host Senior High School students who represented Trumansburg at Boys and Girls States this summer. Reporters include Gerry Ryan Doug Drew and Dave Keith from Boys State and Mary Farrell from Girls State. Special November dates include November 11 Pancake Supper and November 30 Ladies Night.
The Trumansburg PTA screened The Yearling to over 300 youngsters Friday at the elementary school. The next showing is Kill The Umpire featuring William Bendix on Friday, November 10 at 7:00 PM.
In 1966 the Special Children’s Center served 156 patients as part of the Tompkins County United Fund. We care for handicapped children and urge gifts to United Fund. Last year the YMCA, also a United Fund agency, taught swimming to 656 children.
Tompkins County United Fund reports nearly six in ten dollars support youth programs. The campaign urges continued contributions to build tomorrow’s community leaders and strengthen local services.
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