New street lighting planned for downtown Trumansburg
Jerry Mess mer of the New York State Gas and Electric Co told the village board that Main Street lighting will start October 15 under a five year contract. Thirty five 400 watt high pressure sodium lights will replace mercury vapor lighting at a total cost of 3160 dollars, with present lights removed.
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Trumansburg
Jerry Messmer
New York State Gas & Elec. Co
Main St
Centennial Boulder
Sheriff's Department
Haight
Cub Scout Roundup and Campfire in Trumansburg
Cub Scout Pack 3 invites all boys and parents to a roundup and campfire on Friday September 22 at 7 30 pm at Camp Barton near the OA Campfire site on the trail to the falls. Moving up ceremony and den skits will be featured. Attendees should gather at 7:00 pm at the front of the mess hall. inform Bill Clyde or Shirley Williams of attendance. bring flashlights.
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Trumansburg
Camp Barton
O.A
Bill Clyde
Shirley Williams
DAR to refurnish Independence Hall in Philadelphia
The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution dedicates a two room refurnishing project in Independence Hall, Philadelphia, with a $190,000 pledge. The Governor's Council Chamber and Assembly's Committee Room will be restored to their 1747 1777 appearance under National Historical Park Service guidance. New York State chapters will donate over two years led by NY Regent Mrs. George H. Baylies.
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DAR
Independence Hall
Trumansburg
National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Philadelphia
Society
Donald Spicer
George Hartzog
National Historical Park Service
National Board of Management
Lyle Johnston Howland
Rome
Assembly
New York State
George H. Baylies
Searsburg Grange elects new officers for next year
Searsburg Grange held elections naming Master Clair Boyd and Matron Gina Boyd among officers for the coming year. The slate includes Overseer Marge Bleiler, Lecturer Dorothy Tunison, Steward Neil Boyd, Asst. Steward Charles Bleiler, and others. The next meeting Friday Sept 15 will honor 25 50 60 year members with a 7 p.m. picnic supper and meeting to follow.
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Trumansburg
Searsburg
Clair Boyd
Gina Boyd
Marge Bleiler
Dorothy Tunison
Steward
Neil Boyd
Charles Bleiler
Carol Ann Bleiler
Shirley Boyd
Treas
Julia Rhode
Secy
Leona Davis
Guy Davis
Ceres
Grace Mount
Pomona
Mabel Gooding
Flora
Grace Robinson
Kevin Boyd
Town Adopts Revised Zoning and Mobile Home Ordinances
TRUMANSBURG town board approved a revised zoning ordinance and mobile home ordinance after a public hearing last Wednesday. Minor corrections were made and the laws are now ready for enforcement.
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Trumansburg
Ulysses Philomathic Library Holds First Major Book Sale
TRUMANSBURG residents can buy new and old books from overstocked shelves at the library’s first major sale. The event runs October 2 to 7 in the Baldwin Building on Main Street with private donations accepted and volunteers sought. chair Lydia Sears notes excess stock and limited display space.
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Trumansburg
Ulysses Philomathic Library
Baldwin Bldg
Main St
Lydia Sears
Reception for Rev Morris family in Trumansburg
A community reception welcomes Rev and Mrs Morris and their family to the Trumansburg Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon September 17 from 4 to 6. All area residents are invited to attend.
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Trumansburg
Morris
Trumansburg Methodist C
Retired Teachers Enjoy Picnic at Taughannock Park
A group of Retired Teachers of Trumansburg and area held their annual picnic at Taughannock Park on Tuesday September 5. A pass a dish dinner was enjoyed by 20 people with arrangements by Mrs Doris Ferner and Mrs Frances Doig.
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Trumansburg
Taughannock Park
Doris Ferner
Frances Doig
Ferner
Albera Sebring
Hillendale
Gladys Andrew
Evelyn Briggs
Cochairmen
Mary Crippen
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