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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1967
Page
1
Interlaken The Interlaken TA will host a teacher reception on Monday September 1 at 8 p.m. New teachers will be introduced by current staff and refreshments will be served.
Pamona Grange in Interlaken will meet at 10 a.m. on Saturday September 9 at Interlaken Grange Hall. Delegates to the State Grange Session will be named, a flower contest Table Centerpiece Arrangements will be held, lunch is served at noon by Interlaken Grange ladies, and a literary program will be provided by Ovid and Romulus Granges.
In the Trumansburg Elementary School Auditorium on August 31 over 120 parents attended a pre kindergarten meeting. Principal John Bourdon spoke and Edward Miller answered questions about bus schedules. A 140 pupil kindergarten is expected. Parents unable to attend should bring or mail registration and birth certificate for the permanent record.
Interlaken Central School policy grants free admission to all residents 65 and older for all school sponsored activities including football basketball dances and plays. Seniors may obtain admission tickets at the main office of Interlaken Central School as thanks for their support over the years.
In Lodi a merger vote will form a united Methodist and Presbyterian congregation on Sept 10 from 2 to 8 pm at both churches. Informational cottage meetings have been held at local homes and both pastors will be present during voting hours. Members will register on entry and laymen will assist as tellers and secretaries.
The Trumansburg PTA invites participation in its activities with meetings the third Wednesday each month during the school year. September includes new teachers introductions and Board of Education attendance. Members contribute 1 dollar with 60 cents local, 30 cents to NY Congress of Parents and Teachers, 10 cents to National PTA.
The Director Dr Anthony Mustille and Business Officer William Lacey report a $187000 allocation for the Willard Laundry Plant. Plans include a 75 by 50 foot aluminum building, new press and laundry equipment, and consolidation of operations to improve efficiency by April 1 1968.
In Hayts Corners the Romulus Republican caucus endorsed two incumbent Democrats Town Clerk Joe Luppino Jr and Supt of Highways Seward Ritchie with no opposition. Supervisor Alton Conkling won unanimous endorsement for a fifth term. Chris Karlsen and Helena Gouchie hold key local posts as more candidates including Arthur Johnson Walter Wech James Joslyn and Martha Clark seek re-election.
The Taughannock Garden Club completed a hillside project in Trumansburg adding seven trees eight evergreens and thirty-seven shrubs to a 125 by 35 foot eroded plot. New plantings include Purple Leaf Plums Autumnal Cherry and Katherine Crab to harmonize with existing species. Cooperative support from Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Student Council Village Crew and Ulysses Community Council aided the effort.
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