HomeMy WebLinkAboutNewsletter 1984 JuneENFIELD NF..WS
• Sponsored By - Ladies Auxiliary a) r-10- I9
In Cooperation With the Enfield Community Council
ENFIELD COMMUNM COUNCIL - Summer Recreational Program, July 9 to August 17
9:30 to 12:30 Director, Diane DiAugustine Ph,564-7283
Pre -School: Three -to six years of age, Games, Stories, Music, puppets and Field 'Drips.
Attention::::: Because of the size of last year's pre-school group for
the summer program, we are going to split the pre-school group into a
2 day/3 day program. A flyer will be sent home from school. For more
specific information you can call Carol Barriere at 277-3843,
after June 30.
7 to 14 years: Sports, Camping, Nature -Hikes, Bicycling, Animal Care, Arts & Crafts,
and Field Trips.
Dramatics: Preparation and Planning a Musical.
No pre -registration is necessary
Swim Program-. July 15 to August 2, 1 to 5 P.M.
This will be a three week Red Cross swim and water safety instruction.
Each child will be given a half hour lesson by two certified water
safety instructors. The lessons are held at Bush's Pond on Rt. 79
• (just around the corner from the school.)
21very child must be tested before entering a class. Testing schedule
as follows: Last name beginning with A-F Thursday July 11, at 1:00 P.M.
G-L Thursday July 11 at 3:00 P.M. M-R Friday July 12 at 1:00 P.M.
S-Z Friday July 12 at 3.00 P.M.
We do not discriminate against anyone on account of race, creed, color
or handicap.
Pre -School: The Enfield Community Council Pre -School is now accepting applications
for the 1984-1985 school year. The pre-school is open to children
ages 2-5. The parents play an important role in our school by their
involvement in organizational meetings, teacher's helper and clean-up
atthe end of each school day. The pre-school gives children an
opportunity to meet others of their own age group and to participate
in various learning activities. Enrollment is limited, so please
contact Carol Barriere at 277-3843 if you are interested,
Softball for ages 14 and up, at Enfield School every Monday Night from 6:30 to 9:00.
For more information call Ken Smith at 273-1689.
The Enfield Library will be open 9-12 Wednesdays during Summer Camp.
Enfield Harvest Festival will be held Saturday September 29. afield Community
Council is looking for someone who would be interested in co-ordinating
this event. Call 272-86241
The Enfield Community Council "Run For Youth" will be held, September
30th at 2:Ob P.M.
. Staff for this issue of Enfield News - June, 1984 -
Helen Jackson.... Dorothy Hunter..... Annabelle Seamon
TG: ALL FIREMEN. AUXILIARY MEMBERS AND RESIDENTS OF THE TOWN OF ENFIELD
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Cnce again, it is time to ask for your help with our two money -raising projects
of the year -- the Cake Wheel at the Firemen's Carnival in .Tune, and the
Community Calendar.
Last year your response was really great. We had a lot of beautiful cakes for
our Cake Wheel, enough to keep all the cake lovers in the area happy.
For the past three years, we have been taking orders for calendars at the
Carnival Grounds and we will continue to do so in the future. On the bottom of
this letter is a form to be filled out which can be mailed to Ladies Auxiliary,
Enfield Fire Department, 182 Enfield Main Road, Ithaca, New York 14850, or dropped
off at the Calendar Booth, at the Carnival Grounds, along with the proper fee.
Your Calendar will be mailed to you. In the past, we have mailed some Calendars
out that were not paid for in advance, but we will no longer be able to do this.
Also, there won't be any follow-up telephone calls to re -mind you to get your
order in, so please send your order to us while the thought is fresh in your
mind.
In regard to the cakes for the Cake Wheel, we ask that you bring them to the
Carnival on Friday, June 29, or Saturday June 30. More cakes are needed on
Friday because of the Firemen's Parade. If you wish to have your cake picked
up or if you have any questions you can call one of the Auxiliary members listed
below.
Annabelle Seamon - 272-3890
Jackie Keifer - 273-2699
Every year on Thursday of the Carnival Week, we have a parade for kids of all ages
groups, starting at 7:00 P. M. There will be prizes and gifts for all children
who enter.
Prices for Calendars are as follows:
Calendar only, no listing ..... .......... ........ $2.00
Calendar with one listing .......................$2.50
Calendar with multiple listing up to six.... ..... $3,00
Tem cents extra for each listing over six.
NAME
ADDRESS
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY:
BIRTHDAYS:
1.
NAME:
BIRTHRATE
2.
NAME:
BIRTHDATE
3.
NAME:
BIRTHDATE
4.
NAME:
BIRTHDATE
5.
NAME:
BIRTHDATE
6.
NAME:
BIRTHDATE
Indicate those in the Armed Forces by a *
PHONE
PLEASE HAVE CALENDAR INFORMATION AND MONEY BACK BY JULY 15, 1984.
THANK YOU.
CHURCHES IN THE ENFIr'LD AREA
The Enfield Baptist Church continues to worship at 11.00 on Sunday mornings,
•The church has recently added a child care program, so that parents can worship,
knowing that their children are being cared for, (Children remain with their parents
until after the Children' Story, a special message for children, and then are
dismissed upstairs.)
The Church held a Lenten Bible Study on Sunday mornings at MOO, and plan to
resume them this month, meeting again at 1Os00 Sunday mornings,
Dates for Vacation Bible School have been set for June 25-29, the week right
after school gets out. Mark your calendars now for these dates!
If you have any questions, or need help from the Church, please call the pastor,
Rev. Cynthia Ikuta at 273-4696 or 256-8542 (8:00 A.M.- 12:00 noon) or leave a
message with Moderator Tva, Krayniak at 272-6518.
Bible Baptist Church - Schools - 329 Connecticut Hill Road, R.D.#3 Newfield,
New York 14867. Phones: 607-272-3779 and 272-9416.
On June 29 the regular schedule of the Christian day school for 1983-84
will end. The summer schedule of the church includes Thursday nights at 5:00 P.M,
the Fellowship dinner, and at 6s00 P.M the weekly prayer meeting, On Sundays, the
Sunday School service at 9:00 AM and at 5200 PM, and the preaching services at
10:00 AM and 6s00 PM, and on Saturdays the Teen Meeting at 7:00 PM. During the
summer vacation period there will be several Teen Outings planned, Please phone
the church for details. Call 607-272-3779 or 607-272-9416.
• Vacation Bible School will be scheduled from Thursday August 23rd, through
Thursday August 30, from 1j00 through 4sOO PM each day.
Bible Baptist Christian Day School will begin the new school year for 1984-85
on Monday August 27 at 8s00 AM. There will be no school Friday August 31, or
September 1, nor on Monday September 31 which latter is Labor Day.
Enfield Methodist Church
"Sometimes we decrease our activities during the summer. But this summer we
are increasing our enthusiasm and activities in many areas of the life of the
2afield United Methodist Church," says Pastor Mary Olson.
Summer Sunday School for preschool and elementary children will be held at
11s00 AM each Sunday. morning, So- while .adults and .older.youth are worshipping in
the sanctuary, younger Christians will be in Sunday School Groups downstairs,
A grant from the Elmira District United Methodist Boar.' will enable the
rural trailer perk ministry in Sandy (Seek to continue for another summer.
Vacation Bible School is scheduled for the week of Suguct 20. Zveryone is
welcome to the activities from 10 to 11,30 :1M that ,reek.
Peggy Hubbell is collecting used toys for Christmas and birthday presents
.for children, Anyone wanting to be sure a child has a special gift should call
Peggy or Rev. Olson. Most of the items will be used at '-hristmas time, But
birthdays throughout the year also should never be celebrated without a 6 ft.
The United Methodist summer camp experiences are held at Casowasco for
... -a'- - Yo-kers. "o,:th interested in a wce!k's campin` experience can call
lay lea-cr.
s a _a.:.il_c.r te_.. aroun,1 the 2nfieLl nurch. Rev. Olson
is nne cf the eo-chairs of the bi- event in Syracuse's r_^ier Dome June 27-July 1,
'.'>_tionally known pr<.a^hers, concerts, and lecturers will all be there. A few of the
:a_-ticipans :-;ill be lobert .;cruller, ),'ill'_e "elson, Sandi =atti, Al Green, the
Syracuse -Symphony, Bishop Marjorie :atthews, .]huck Colson, Ray Repp, and Mary Lu
';ialker. ;:ai^line :� otestants, Roman .'.atholics, 2vangelicals and 2entecostals
will be there. There are still gate passes e,railable. Call Rev. Olson if you want
;:ore information.
"Our Daily Bread", a cookbook produced by the D�eield. United Methodist Church,
will be off the press by Auwst 1. "_'he cookbook is full of favorite recipes of
&afield neighbors and friends. Florence Laue headed up the entire cookbook project,
and she says "The book is dedicated, as a memorial, to :Frances Rumsey Carpenter,
lon- standing secretary of the United Methodist women's group. We will have 750
books for dale, each one containing more than 480 recipes. Advance coupon sales
are already being made and will also be available at the Fire Company's Carnival."
?gape Bible church - 26+ S. Applegate Road Pastor, Rev. Kenneth Hoover
Telephone - 272-9110
7!orning Worship - 11.00 AM
unday School - 10:00 Air
_-ayes P:eeti.ng '.Jedresday - 7:00 T1:
-lease call if a ride is needed.
• ?astor Hoover and church volunteers started the free food distribution in
:afield in January of 1983- -Since then it has increased to serve about 50 families
through the Elmira Food Bank, In addition, the church distributes for BOG and assists
In the Federal -Cheese and other surplus food distributions.
We wish to thank the ynfield Firemen for their kindness in the use of the
Fire House for the Federal Food Days,
Agape Church will again have the Horse Show and -Cook-out at the church this
summer. .o aid the Building find, we will be having a Rummage and White Elephant
sale soon. Donations would be greatly appreciated.
1�rffielrl Vallev Grange
':?e are planning to have an exhibit at ^rumansburg Fair in July. The -Crange
held a cher_^y pie contest in :arch. Out of 8 contestants the winner was Mabel
31:,,1sey, who will be representing Enfield Granje at the County -wide Contest at the
omona meeting in July.
Robe~ Ca_ rater is the Grangerepresentativet P s, scr t
rpe o taking subscriptions for he
American A riculturist magazine. :all Bob for your renewal or never subscription at
3a•�_�001
The iran_e is collecting proofs of purchase of :"smell House coffee. T_t can be
either Imo""., cr clastic lids. :l ease leave at the Harold Iaue residence. These T4111
•entitle us to a free 21+ cup Yz xwell House electric percolator that all can use at
the "range !Tall. ')eadline is December 1, 3 and we must have 1<0 proofs to
�cconplisr o•ir :oal. =lease let us have yours.
?e ere looking forea_rd to putting or. our Election Night supper again in November!
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The following School Districts
time within the Town of Enfield.
Trumansburg n�r1
North
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6
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were in existence at some point in
This map is a portion of a
larger map included as part
of the Ithaca area school
study committee report to
To area school officers
T, April 28, 1952
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Newfield Centr 116.
District #1 - ( Tubbs ) located on the north-east corner of Aiken
and Podunk road. It appears at this corner on the 1866 map. Annexed to
District # 1 town of Ulysses July 13, 1945.
District #2 - ( Rolfe ) located on the east side of Van Dorn road
north of route 79. Appears on the 1866 map in that area.
District #4 - ( Millers ) located on the west side of Halseyville
road just north of route 79. Appears on the 1866 map at that site.
Annexed to District #6 on January 12,1916. This annexation was appealed
and ordered void on October 9, 1917.
District #5 - ( Stone School House ) located east side of Applegate
road south of route 79. Also appears on the 1866 map. Annexed to District
#6 on July 12, 1916.
District #6 - ( Enfield Center ) Appears on the 1866 map at the
north-west corner of Rothermich and Fish road. Later located on Enfield
Center road west of route 327 across from the Methodist Church. A
two room school house.
District #7 - ( Woodard ) located north-east corner Woodard and
Hines road. Appears on the 1866 map at this location.
District #8 - ( Purdy ) located south-east corner of Bostwick and
Colegrove road. Also appears on the 1866 map.
District #9 - ( Rollison ) located south-east corner of route 79 and
Black Oak road. It is at this location on the 1866 map. Became part of
the Odessa Central Rural School September 25, 1943.
District #10 - ( The Little Red School ) located on east side of
Connecticut Hill road between Griffin and Rumsey Hill road.
District #11 - ( Harvey Hill ) located north side of Harvey Hill road
west of route 327. Appears on the 1866 map
District #12 - This probably was a Town of Hector district with
Enfield children attending. The 1966 map shows a school on the south-east
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Supervisor°s,Report
ENFIELD:
• Town officials are at this time condsidering the possibility of dissolving
the present Fire Protection District and establishing a Fire District.
Before creating a Fire District the Town Board would like a list of people
who would be willing to serve as Fire Commissioners. These individuals should
have experience in business, finances and fire fighting. Anyone interested
should submit a resume to: Enfield Town Board, 168 Enfield Main Road, Ithaca
New York 14850.
Under the present Fire Protection District the Town Board has to negotiate
with a committee designated by the Fire Company on a contract for fire
protection for the town. At times these negotiations have been stormy and
prolonged.
Under a Fire District the Board of Commissioners annually prepares and
files with the budget officer of the Town detailed estimates of the amounts of
revenues to be received and expenditures to be made during the ensuing fiscal
year. Expenditures for Fire District purposes may not exceed certain limit-
ations, (Town Law 176 (18). The Town Board can not change these figures; in
fact the Board is in no way involved in the Fire budget procedure.
If a Fire District is established, the Town Board has to appoint the
first commissioners (five) and a treasurer. These individuals would serve
until the first annual election, which is held on the second Tuesday of
December of each year. At that time all of the commissioners and treasurer
• would be elected by the voters of the Fire District, which in this case,
comprises all of the Town of Enfield. They would elect five (5) commissioners,
one for five years, one for four years, one for three years, one for two
years, and one for one year. The treasurer would be elected for a three (3)
year term.
We will try to give a brief explanation covering the spending limit-
ations under a Fire District. You would take the full assessed valuation and
subtract the first million of full valuation. This would give you the excess
over the first million of full valuation. You would multiply this by one mill.
(.001) which would give you the expenditures permitted on full valuation above
one million. Then you would add $2000.00 expenditure permitted on full
valuation below first one million. This would give you the statutory spending
limitation for that year. Any amount over this limit would have to go to
public referendum and be approved by the taxpayers of the Fire District.
It is anticipated that in the near future there will be a need for a new
pumper truck and a new fire house to house the newer trucks. This would
mean quite a large increase in money to support the Fire and Rescue services
needed in the T own. The Town Board would feel more comfortable if this
decision was in the hands of the taxpayers instead of 5 people comprising
the Town Board.
Under a Fire District more funds would be available through long term
loans and Federal Grants and at low interest rates over a long pay -back
period, which is,not available under the present system.
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There are certain procedures the Board has to go through before a Fire
District is established. Some of these have already been accomplished.
• (a) Resolution to hold a public hearing.
(b) Notice of public hearing.
(c) Public Hearing,
(d) Consider the finding of the public hearing.
These are necessary to establish a Fire District: (1) That it would
serve the public interest, and (2) all property and property owners and
interested persons within the territory of the proposed District who will be
benefitted by its creation.
(e)
Adoption of a resolution of the Town Board calling for
creation of a Fire District.
(f)
Town Clerk sends certified cop of the resolution to Tompkins
County Clerk.
(g)
Town Clerk sends, within ten days, to State Department of Audit
and Control: (1) duplicate certified copies of the resolution;
(2) a duplicate application for permission to create a Fire
District, executed and verified by the Supervisor; (3) an
itemized statementofexisting-indebtedngs"s of the town, both
temporary and bonded, including indebtedness for all special
district purposes, if any, and (4) statement of aggregate
assessed valuation of taxable real property in the proposed
District, in this case, the Town.
(h)
The Department of Audit and Control gives notice to the County
Board of Representatives which has 15 days within which to file
objections. The State Comptroller determines whether the public
interest will be served and whether the cost will be an undue
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burden on the property of the District. He then either grants
or denies permission and sends a copy of his determination to
the Town Clerk, to be presented to the Town Board at its next
meeting.
ENFIELD BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Our intent was tz include all the busiress places in the Town of Enfield. If
YOU Vera not included, -e are sorry - our apologies.
HERBALIFE
CAKES BY LINDA
: KUMO'S ',IUNTRY r STAURANT
The Safe and Healthy Way to
Linda Stilwell
. Rock & Roll Country Disco
Control Weight
Enfield Main Road
laec�:lenburg
Annabelle Seamon - 272-3890
277-0764
277-1800
THE COUNTRY CRAFT SHOP
THE PRINCE>S SHOPPB
APPLEGATE TAVERN
530 Hayts Road
Ceramics and Wedding Service
272-9369
Malseyville Rd., Ithaca, N.Y.
Car. Applegate Rd., & Rte,79
273-4884
RALPH CARPENTER, JR.
SANDY CREEK MOBILE HOMES
FINGER LAK.S ',RECKER SE4VIC.
•Bulldozer Work
139 Applegate Rd,
2068 Mecklenburg Road
Ithaca, N Y,, 14850
468 Rayts Road
Ithaca, N. Y.
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1L850
277-4864
273-1623
273-6972
Coy% "r
ENFIELD BUSINE�S DIRECTORY
CE3AJ"a S
MA.RY.ANNE'3 U'HOLSTERY
•JJ'3
Enfield Center
Enfield Center
Suzie Reynolds - 273-1229
272-1710
J. W. JACKSON
ULTRA LI'!HT AERC PLANE COMPANY
Used Cars
Neno Family
2169 Mecklenburg Rd.
56 So. Applegate Rd., Ithaca, N.Y.
277-2907
272 -2521
HILLENDALE GOLF COURSE
AVON
Applegate & Hayts Rd.
Debra Morais
273-2363
Blackoak Rd.
272-6928
CFkP. LES HUBBELL :
KIRCHGE 3SNER' S CHICKEN RANCH
General Contractor
Fresh Eggs
Harvey Hill Rd., Ithaca, N.Y.:
192 infield riain Rd.
272-6808
272-2241
LOVEuLEE BEAUTY SALON
LARRY SAULSGIVER
Helen Jackson
Honey
Enfield Center
464 Enfield Center Rd.
272-8624 7
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272-2135
D & J PAVING COMPANY
STAN RUMSEY
Enfield Center Road
Precision Machining & Mfg.
272-1333
1514 Mecklenburg Road
272-4447
BILL LANDON
Masonry & Remodeling
1891 Mecklenbueg Rd.
272-3374
I'ULLOWW00D CAMPSITES, LTD.
Family Campsites
272-6087
Mr. M. AUTO SERVICES
Marty Schreiber
547 Enfield Center Rd.
272-9343
AUTO REPAIR
Doug 'Willis
Rothermich Rd.
272-2072
:SkM 'S SMALL ENGINE LiEPAIR & SALES
2169 Mecklenburg Rd.
272-7825
JOHNNY'S WHOLESALE S!:R.VICE
56 So. Applegate Rd,
272-6261
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LOUIE S AN SOUCIE
Welding
Podunk Road - 387-9268
HEATING & PLUMBING
Mery Hammond
247 Applegate Road
277-3154
POOLS FILLED
For all your water needs
J. T. Smith
273-1689
ANDY KRAFT
Tropical Fish & Supplies
Enfield Main Rd.
272-7903
THE GUN SHOP
James Manheim
Trumbulls Corners Rd.
273-7648
EAGLE ELECTRONICS
Rodolfo Strobelt
Aiken Road
387-6414
DAY CARE
Nan Lanni.ng
1567 Alecklenburg Road
272-1054
ENFIELD AUTO REPAIR
Don Monroe
Millers Corners, Rte. 79
273-8919
NAN'S BEAUTY SHOP
1567 Mecklenburg Road
272-2414
B SMALL ENGINE REPAIR THE HAIR LOFT PARTNER IS MARKET
GREY ROAD Mary Tutton ' Miller's Corners, Rte. 79
272-7463 Applegate Road Ithaca, N. Y.
273-8070
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