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Home My WebLink Aboutfred rumsey 1967Wednesday,May 17,1967 ITHACA JOUUNAI, Dedication .Madison St.House, 1y.a!w ""v I v r, V BdWs Herd Is Rated High INTERLAKEN In a new phase of the Holstein-Friesa-n Assn.of America's breed im- provement program,42 cows in the herd of Lewis S.Bell of Interlaken has been credited with high ratings.One,Zsa Zsa Mapletop,has received the 2E classification,indicating that she has qualified as excellent in conformation and body type for two years. Bell has three cows with E rating;19 Very Good;16 Good Plus and four Good. Eyesore,Now Gone ,A vacant lot now exists where ferring the deed,drew out the a burned-ou-t house stood two process to three months,pre-- weeks ago at 207-0-9 Madison venting sooner demolition of the St.building. The--wood-fram-e house which At the time 0f the fire the burned Feb.7,leaving 11 per--property was owned by Mr.and sons homeless,was torn down Mrs Frank June of 219 Cleve-- after the property changed iand Ave but was tghthandsfromRobertLove,form--by Love 0nce transferral of Of-Churc-h Set Sunday LUDLOWVILLE Consecra- tion of the new parsonage of Lansing Methodist Church at 32 Brickyard Rd.will be at 2 p.m. Sunday,followed by Open House until 5.The event is public. The Rev.Henry Budd of a, district superintendent for the Methodist Church,will speak at the 2 p.m.event.He will also preach at the 10:45 the deed to Love was comDleted. SoyocooI Is Member FREEVILLE Arthur Law- rence Sovocool,son of Mr.and Mrs.Richard Sovocool of Free-vill-e, has been accepted as a junior member of Holstein-Fre-isia-n Assn.of America.He is a ninth grader at Dryden Central School and a member of the Future Farmers of America. a.m.service at the church. Host at the Open House will be the Rev.Floyd DeFlyer and Mrs.DeFlyer;Mrs.Robert Ellis,who is chairman of the Parsonage 'Committee;the Building Committee,and church trustees. FOR 00VS FRED RUMSEY Rumsey Gets 70-Ye-ar Award for Grange i i !mt fcii i I i psjpI TRIPHAMMER SHOPPING CENTER,ITHACA PLENTY OF FREE PARKING! 0MHE-G-0 SAUBItS 1 ,5 HAZEL UPDIKE For almost 70 years,Rumsey acted in one official capacity or another on the Tompkins Coun-- ty "Fair board,many terms as general superintendent. He served on the local board of Selective Service for 11 years and spent much of his life as a vounteer worker in church and community service projects. He and his late wife,who died this year,were married in Oc- tober 1893.Mrs.Rumsey par- ticipated as actively in public life as her partner,most of her life. Members of the Grange's state executive committee at the ceremony were:Keith Handy of Fort Plain,Bert Morse of Mara-- thon,Edmund H.Marvin Sr.of Macedon,and Morris J.Halla day of Groton. Robison Wants Lab Funds U.S.Rep.Howard W.Robison has asked for inclu-- sion of tunas in tne io duo-- get for establishment of a soil-- water-plan-t relations laboraotry ai cornea university,uurmg testimony before the House Ap-- propriations Subcommittee on, Agriculture. Robison also expressed "con- cern"that the current budget has "only a six per cent in- crease or barely enough to Navy Program This Weekend A two-da-y program to acquaint Cornell University NROTC stu- dents with the Navy's warfare'program will be held here'this weekend. Lt.Cmdr.Thomas E.Blaine, Cornell class '54,will be in charge of the program.He will lecture at 4 p.m.Friday in Bar- ton Hall,to all interested stu- dents,and then give demonstra- tion rides in a Navy aircraft from the Tompkins County Air- port.Demonstration rides will also be given on Saturday, starting at 9 a.m. &GIRLS ! . mm M--l .14 i X .it S2T y--hSpecialPurchase from Miami! mnniFD mnic er occupant of tne Dunaing,10 Stellario Ruggiero of 217 Madi son St.,a neighbor. The gutted structure posed dangers to the children in the neighborhood,as well as an of' fensive odor to many residents. (See Journal story on April 26.) Ruggiero said he had agreed to buy the property two days 2J?-.?JZ-. ization and red tape in trans-- Pick Successor To FBI Agent ALBANY,N.Y.(AP)-Rob-e-rt V.Hancock,a native of Louisville,Ky.,will succeed Vernon H.Bailey as ' special agent in charge of the FBI di- vision headquartered here. Bailey plans to retire early next month as head of the di- vision,which includes Central and Eastern New York and the State of Vermont. Hancock,50,has served with the FBI in Springfield,111.,Phil-- adelphia,Pa.,Washington,D.C, Norfolk,Va.,and Dallas and El Paso,Tex. Set May 30 Service VAN ETTEN Van Etten volunteer firemen will conduct their annual Memorial Dav ser vice at 10 a.m.Tuesday.Mav 30,at the firemen's plaque in I the Van Etten cemeterv.Particl-- pants will Include fire company chief J.Victor Lent,Chaplain ana president wunam M.uai low,auxiliary president Mrs. Mary Ann Gallow,and the Van Etten School Band. 3d ENFIELD VALLEY -Fred Rumsey of 430 Hines Rd.,Town of Enfield,received the award for membership in the Grange Tuesday night. Rumsey,who will be 97 in July and is a member of En- field Valley Grange,is the only person in New York State to hold the title of Deputy Emeri- tus.The office was created for him when he retired from active participation in Grange work. The certificate and pin were given to Rumsey at his home by State Grange Mas- ter Russell Curtis of Cazenovia. Curtis said that less than 20 persons in New York State have ever received the award. In a surprise ceremony,Rum-sey'-s daughter,who lives with him,Mrs.Hazel Updike,re- ceived her Grange mem- bership pin and certificate. The presentation was made by George Stark,Enfield Valley Grange Master. Rumsey,a native of the Trumbull Corners area and life- long resident of the county,is a charter member of Tompkins County Pomona Grange and has held numerous posts in Grange from local to national level,in-- eluding several years as a spe-- cial state deputy. Hector Ayrshire Record-Sette-r . Love sold the property to Rug- giero. He was then granted a demol- ition permit by the city build- ing commissioner,and hired Paul Mancini &Sons Inc.of Ithaca to do the job. Petition S'ifiwers PiTTr'iliilVtjlvuiihiaiuiaif By McConnack A letter congratulating Cor- nell University students who signed a petition urging "the enactment of legislation that would make it a federal crime to willfully burn or otherwise destroy an American flag,"has been received here,signed by John W.McCormack,speaker of the U.S.House of Representa- tives. McCormack said:"I think the petition...is one of the finest patriotic acts that I have ever seen by a group of Ameri- cans:I congratulate...the stu- dents of Cornell University who signed it." McCormack also said he would place the petition into the Con- gressional Record and then re- fer it to the .House judiciary committee. "If a bill is reported out of the committee on the iudiciarv. will bring it up as quickly as possible for the consideration of the House of Representatives," the speaker added. The letter was addressed to Benjamin S.Barringer,the Cor-- nell student who mailed the peti tion. tli&(3313311 .sonar)c m .nur. 2-P-C.Wji.fe, SHIFTS OR TENUIS m DRESSES Compart to 3.99 Summer chic for small fry!100 Cotton shift or tennis dress with panty In wide selection of styles...Nautical ..Applique!Sleeveless.Sizes 2--Also shifts,sizesw maintain existing programs be--A three-yea-r old registered cause of rising costs in cow in the herd of called 'Hatch Act'funds for the Daniel J.Murphy of Hector,state. 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