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Sponsored By - Ladies Auxiliary
In Cooperation With the Enfield Community Council
ENFIELD SENIORS:
The Seniors of Enfield have had a busy summer. June 27th twenty nine
visited Genesee County Village and Museum at Mumford. We saw a collection
of more than fifty homes, shops and farm buildings which had been moved
to the Museum site, restored and authentically furnished with researched
antiques. It was like stepping back into the 19th century. We stopped at
Theodora restaurant and ate dinner overlooking Canandaigua Lake.
August 3rd, forty four went to Springside Inn at Auburn to the dinner and
Broadside play "Chicago". This was a little different. The Newharts hosted
our August meeting at their "Lodge" where around sixty folks enjoyed the
bountiful foodand visited with new and old friends.
August 23rd, nineteen boarded two Gadabout buses for Misty Meadows Hog
Farm in Seneca County. After viewing pigs from newborn sizes to slaughter
weight, we moved to a gift shop and then the dining hall, where the menu
featured barbequed pork, porkburgers, ham, and other dishes. This is a
good place to take children to visit. We also stopped at two wineries
• where we learned the wine making process from grape to bottle. There was
also a display of Duck Stamp history, and carved wooden ducks made by
local people. These trips were planned by Edith Stoughton and Millicent
Carpenter. We're ready for suggestions for next year's trips.
Election of officers was held at our June meeting with the following
persons elected:
First President Millicent Carpenter
Second President Charles Sheffield
First Secretary Pine Linton (273-1380)
Second Secretary Helena Schaber (273-0636)
Treasurer Frances LaBombard
A slide collection is being compiled with the aid of the DeWitt ,
Historical Society, including pictures of old houses, buildings, people
and events from the past. If anyone has any pictures we can borrow to
copy, please contact Jack Hubbell for information.
If.you or your spouse are over 55 years old, you're welcome to tfring a
dish to pass and table service, and join in the food, fun and fellowship
at the Enfield Grange every second Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. so come
earlier and stay later for a good visit. Need a ride? Call one of our
officers. Any person over 62 wishing to purchase a Discount Book
containing discounts given to seniors by various merchants in Tompkins
County please contact our secretaries for information.
A beautiful "Tulip Quilt" is ready to be won by someone at the Enfield
Festival Days. A big, special thanks goes to a group of wadies for the
hours of work spent on this quilt. Have you purchased your raffle ticket
yet? MEETINGS
September November -Thanksgiving January -Happy New Year
October - Halloween December- Christmas February -Valentine's
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ENFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH BEGINS FALL OFFERINGS:
On Sunday, September 23, the First Baptist Church of Enfield Center will
begin its fall programs with an outdoor kick-off breakfast at 9:00 a.m. across
the street from the Church. At 10:00 a.m. we will hold our first Bible Study for adults
and older youth and begin our regular Sunday School program. Worship will be held
at 11:00 a.m. as usual. And in the evening, we will conduct our first Youth Fellow-
ship meeting with a pizza party at 6:00. Youths aged 9 and up are invited to take part.
Everyone from the community is welcome to participate in these and our other fall
programs. Youth Fellowship will offer a variety of outdoor and indoor, educational
and fun activities on Sunday afternoons or evenings. The Adult Bible Study will offer
an introduction to the New Testament, followed by more focused study of one of the
gospels. There will be something for all ages, so join us for worship and fellowship!
For more information, contact the Rev. Cynthia Ikuta at 273-4696 or moderator
Eva Krayniak, 272-6518.
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH :
Activities at the Enfield United Methodist Church center around weekly
worship Sundays at 11:00 a.m. Other functions during the week reflect God's challenge
to reach our and serve the community.
On Sunday mornings, adults worship in the sanctuary from 11:00 a.m. to noon. Sunday
School children and youth begin the hour in the sanctuary and leave for Sunday
School before the sermon. A nursery is available weekly.
• The church is looking for a volunteer organist who would be interested in playing
several times a month. If you are interested in more information call Rev. Mary
Olson, (273-7784)
The Women's Group meets the fourth Monday of each month for special programs. The
group is currently selling cookbooks full of Enfield recipes, titled "Our Daily
Bread", and copies will be on sale at the Fall Festival. Over in Sandy Creek, the church
is sponsoring a fall group for young parents, directed by Caroline Bingham, where
gifts will be made for Christmas. The annual Halloween party for all ages will be
Sunday, October 28, at 7:00 p.m. Thanksgiving and Christmas scheduling is still
being firmed up. ,
Wedding Bells have been ringing!!! Beth Reynolds and Dave Wilcox were married
on August 11, and the date for Karen Sheffield and Rick French is September 15th.
AGAPE BIBLE CHURCH:
Agape Bible Church will be holding its 2cnd annual Western Round -up Day
September 16th 1984 from 11:00 a.m. until-------. We will be featuring Country
and Gospel Music, a cook -out, mule team, horseback ride, horsehoe pitching,
Hot-air balloon, and much much more. Come and See!!!
Also in the month of October a trip to Corning Glass Works will be undertaken. Call
Rev. Hoover for reservations. The Agape Bible Church is distributing €ood weekly
to all of those in need. If you have a need, call Rev. Hoover at 272-9 10.
Come and join us as we reach out!! Sunday Services Sundays at 11:00 a.m. worship.
Sunday School for all ages. Sunday PM Service at 7:00 and Midweek Prayer Service
Wednesday evenings at 7:00. Thursday Evening Prayer at 7:00 p.m.
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BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH
329 Connecticut Hill Road
607-272-3779 and 272-9416
Bible Baptist Church meets for Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., on dundays.
Preaching service is at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 o.m., each Sunday. Thursday at 5:00 p.m. is
a fellowship dish -to -pass supper followed by prayer meeting at six. Young People's
meeting is Saturday evening from seven to eight.
Each Monday the church holds a Bible Study Hour at 6:30 p.m. in Ithaca at the GIAC
Building. Everyone is always welcome. The school year for Bible Baptist Church Schools
began on August 27, 1984. Inquiries about the School grades one and up are welcomed.
For any Church activity, if anyone needs a ride, phone the church ambers:
607-272-3779 or 272-9416.
ENFIELD VALLEY GRANGE
Enfield Valley Grange hela election in August. The ne, officers are:
Master - Harold Lane
Overseer - Andrew Kraymak
Steward - Robert Carpenter
Assistant Steward - Roger Brown
Lady Assistant Steward - Florence Lane
Lecture - cva Krayniak
• Chaplain - Mabel Rumsey
Ceres - Francis La Bombard
Pomona - Beverly Brown
Flora - Louise Rumsey
Secretary - Helena Schaber
Treasurer - Joyce Lane
Gate Keeper - Raymond Carpenter
_xecutive Committee - Raymond Carpenter, Roger grown, Andrew Krayniak
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Instilation of officers we, held September llth with Morris Halliday, National Grange
Chaolain and team.
This summer a lot of work was done on the Grange Hall - fire escape was repaired,
railing on the back step was replaced and the lower half of the outside of the hall was
painted.
We wi,h to thank all who helped save proof of surchase so that use coulc get a free
Maxwell House Coffee Percolator. It should be here in the near future.
The Orange is planning the Election Night Supper, "ovember 6th. starting at 4:30,
price 44.00 for adults and $2.50 for children. Plan now to come. meet your neighbors and
have a good meal.
BOY SCOUTS
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The Enfield Boy Scouts Troop 50 will be re -registering in October. We have twenty-four
enthusiastic scouts who are in nead of a Scoutmaster and one assistant. Please contact
Roger Lane at 272-8035 if you can volunteer your time.
A number of scouts attended Camp Barton on July 27 - August 4. 'Pie appreciate the
leadership of Lee Griffin, Jim Bohland and Roger and Donra Laue.
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L-H CLUBS
The Enfield Town am Country 4-H Club has thirteen members between the ages of nine
am sixteen,-ana is iinismng our eigncn year of club work. This years project areas are
cooking, sewing, gardening, poultry, photography, woodworking, and entomology. At the 4-H
-cuth Fair we operated our Ping -tong -Toss Game and a crafts booth. Four of our members had
entomology collections selected for State Fair.
Leader - Wilma Brown - 272-5554
By Lenora Brown, Club Historian
ENFIELD BUCKBILL BUCRANSERS
Our 12 members participate in the 4-H Youth Fair. Our club won a trophy for "Most
Spirited" in the parage of L-H. Theresa Gunning won Grand Champion of show for dairy
animals. Steven Coyle had champion Mini Lop of the rabbit show.
Our club memb-:rs are ages 9 to 19 ant we meet the first Wednesday of every month If
you are interested in joining our club, contact Don and Linda Gunning or Jane Coyle -
387-9813 or 273-1588.
ENFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
We're off to a goca start with 195 students, happy and eager to learn. We are pleased
to announce the following additions to staff:
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Grade 1 - Mrs. Daisy Sweet
Grade 2/3 - Ms. Janet Scheele
Grade 2/3 - Mr. Michael Cook
Support Teacher - rirs. Ann Caren
Speech & Language Therapist - Mrs. Lenise Gomber
Reading Teacher - Mrs. Joyce Barney
Physical Education Teacher - Mrs. Connie Lambert
We have added 1 1/2 teachers to our support staff ar.-i look forward to providing your
children with even greater instructional program opportuakties this year.
Aev playground equipment will be constructed this fall. Mr. Robert Leathers has been
working with the parents of children on the design of structure they would like. The P.T.O.
is sponsoring and helping to fund this project.
MOTOCROSS ---- 3 & 4 'Wheel Races ---- October lb & November 4
Emfield Moto Park - Enfield Center Road - Sign ap - 8 to 10 a.m. - practice 9:30 - 10:30 -
Race - 11:00 a.m. The races are un::er the management of Stich Daly of Dynaport, Union Springs,
New Fork. The John Smith family will be in charge of refreshments.
WINTER IE COMINGI Anybody interested in forming a Ski Group? We'll go to Greek Peak
for down hill or cross-country skiing. Let's get together and work out a grou.i rate. Contact
George May J 273-8104 or Carol Barriers - 277-3843
FOOD OISTRIBUTICN
A free food distribution is sponsored weekly by the Enfield First Baptist and United
Methocist Churches. Pick-up time is 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. every Thursuay. The food is trucked in
from the Elmira Food Bank each week.
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FROM THE DESK OF THE SUPERVISOR
I am sure that a large majority of the residents of the Town of Enfield
are not aware of the fact that the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention
and Building Code went into effect 1 January 1984.
The Town Board is in the process of passing a local Law No.1 (1984). The
purpose of this local law is to establish and provide for the administration
and enforcement procedure in the Town of Enfield, applicable to the New
York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code.
What this means is that no person, firm, corporation or association shall
commence the erection, construction, enlargement, major alteration,
improvement, removal or demolition of any building or structure without
having obtained a Building Permit. Farm Buildings are exempt. Residences
on farms are not.
Building Permits and Applications can be obtained at the Town Clerk's
Office during regular business hours.
On June 1, 1984 the Town Board appointed Ed Hughes of Newfield as the
Building and Fire Code Inspector. He can be reached at (607) 564-7416.
In regard to the Fire Codes, the emphasis is placed on PLACES OF PUBLIC
ASSEMBLY (Churches, Grange Hall, Town Hall, Stores,Restaurants and
• Taverns); also Multiple Residences and Apartment Complexes. These have to
be in compliance with the New York State Fire Code by 1 January 1985.
If anyone has any questions on this new law, I urge you to contact the
Building and Fire Code Inspector.
Roger Hubbell
Supervisor
EDITORIAL
Every so often a few reigstered voters attempt (without success) to get
our Town Board to pass some form of dog control legislation. ','a need your
cooperation now for one united effort to persuade the Town Goven. ent-to pass
an ordinance which will enu the disruption of the lives of the pajority by
the few who refuse to accept the r=soonsibility of controlling tneir dogs.
Will every registered voter in the Town of Enfield please take the time to fill
in the following form and mail to Jean Owens - R.D. ,y9 -evfield, N.Y., 1L867•
Thanks for your cooperation.
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• 6 The following School Districts were in existence at some point in
time within the Town of Enfield
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North 8 larger map included as part
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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 #6 - ( Ulysses - Enfield ) located north-east corner of
Jacksonville road and Iradell road. Appears on the 1866 map at this location.
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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 ) ( Enfield - Hector ) located south-east
corner of route 79 and Black Oak road. It is at this location on the
1866 map.Some papers indicate that the district became part of the Odessa
Central Rural`School on September 25, 1943. BUT the New York State
Comissioner of Education made it part of Central Schoo District #1 of
the Towns of Ulysses, Tompkins County, Covert, Seneca County, and Hector
Schuyler County on July 18, 1947. ( A story here ???? )
District #10 - ( The Little Red School ) located on the east side of
Connecticut Hill road between Griffin and Rumsey Hill road.
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District #11 - ( Harvey Hill ) located north side of Harvey Hill road
west of route327. Appears on the 1866 map.
District #12 - this probably was a Town of Hector district with Enfield
children attending. May have been at the end of Harvey Hill road in the
Town of Hector.
District #13 - ( Christian Hill ) located south-east corner of
Waterburg and Iradell road. Appears on the 1866 map at this site. Annexed
to District #1 Ulysses September 2, 1941.
District #14 - ( Budds ) located near Budd Cemetery on the south side
of Gray road. Appears on the 1866 map.
District #17 - ( Saxton Hill ) located south-west corner Cayutaville
( or Saxton Hill road ) road and Black Oak road ( or Connecticut Hill road )
in the Town of Newfield. Annexed to District #12 Newfield September 12, 1916.
The above annexed to Newfield Central School August 1, 1941.
District #3 - ( Ulysses - Enfield ) this district probably would have
included property in the north east corner of the Town. Need more information.
Many of the above districts consolidated with the Ithaca City School
District in 1956. The present Enfield Elementary School was built in 1959
and an addition was built on in 1969.
Any information concerning the above mentioned schools, ( or Enfield
Schools not mentioned ) is welcomed by the Town Historian.
M.Clyde Hubbell ------- Enfield Town Historian
Note --- The Enfield Town Historian will be at the Enfield Harvest
Festival on Saturday September 29, 1984 from ll:oo a.m. to 4:oo p.m.
with some of the Historian collection.
Winner --- Jenny wurster entered the ;eWitt Historical Society local history contest
in April. She made a report and a Dicture poster about the :_.nfield Center School
:istrict p6, and won first place! Her proud parents are Alfred and i�ancy 'Jurster,
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8 ENFIELD COMMUNITY COUNCIL FALL PROGRAMS 1984
Classes begin the week of September 24th and run for ten weeks.
Youth Program:
GYMNASTICS: Monday, starts September 24th, Teacher: Ruth Littman
5:00 to 5:30 ages 3 to 4 6:00 to 6:30 ages 7 to 8
5:30 to 6:00 ages 5 to 6 6:30 to 7:00 ages 9 to 11
7:00 to 8:00 ages 12 and up
Times can change depending on child's ability and number of students.
Wear leotards, (no tights)or shorts For more info call Carol, 277-3843
AFTERSCROOL PROGRAM:
Tuesday and Thursday, starts Sept. 25 2-5 p•m. Grades 3 to
Teacher Diane D'Augustine. For more info call Diane at 277-2750.
DANCE: Wednesday Sept. 26th, Teacher Shelby Tedesco
5:00 to 5:30 ages 4 to 5 6:00 to 6:30 ages 8 to 11
5:30 to 6:00 ages 6 to 7 6:30 to 7:30 ages 12 and up
Times can change depending on child ability and number of students. Wear
leotards or shorts. For more info call Carol 277-3843,
TEEN AND ADULT PROGRAMS:*
AEROBICS: Monday
thaLittman. For tmore rinfo hcall Carolpher
277-3843
SLIN MASTICS:
Manheim. For rmore ts einfo 5call Mary Cole e 272-8261Acher resa
BASKETBALL:
Wednesday, starts Sept 26th 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. Teacher
• Brian Durfee. For more info call Carol 277-3843
VOLLEYBALL:
Thursday, starts Oct. IN 7:00 Co 9:00 p.m.
Teacher Melinda Durfee. For more info call Winona
Fisher 387-9088.
* For all our adult classes, we ask for a $5.00 contribution
for the ten week course.
PIANO LESSONS: One-half hour lessons taught by qualified teacher. Call
Helen Jackson, 272-8624
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DRAMA: A continuation of our summer drama program. We can offer
this course if enough children are interested.
BASKETBALL FOR YOUTH:
CPR FOR ADULTS: Call Carol Barriere to sign up: 277-3843
ADULTS ONLY:
"Children, The Challenge" A six week course on effective
parenting on a positive approach to child rearing. The
course leader if Mrs. Martha Kotun, who has had special
training and is a member of the Dreikus Institute of
Rochester. Course starts Wednesday October 3, 7:30 to
9:00. A fee of $15 is requested and Dr. Dreikus book is
included. For more information call Martha Kouton at
387-9471 or Nancy Wurster at 272-1634.
THE ENFIELD COMMUNITY COUNCIL PRE-SCHOOL:
We still have some openings for the 1984-1985 school year.
The preschool is a parent cooperative located at the Enfield
Fire Station. It will be starting in September on Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 9 to 11:30 a.m. for children aged 2-1/2
to 5. For more info call Carol at 277-3843.
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ENFIELD HARVEST FESTIVAL RUN
1.8 FUN RUN ..... 5-K ..... 10-K
WHEN: SUN. Sept. 30 2:00 p.m.
WHERE: Enfield Center Highway Dept., Rt. 327
SPONSOR: Enfield Community Council - Benefit Youth Program
COURSES: All routes on level to rolling scenic
country roads in beauttf ul Enfield Valley.
REGISTRATION: Mail -in registration for 5-K 6 10-K should
be received by organizers by Sept. 15, 1984 to guarantee running
bag to first'150 registrants. Late registration at 1:00 p.m.
day of the events. No registration after 1:45 day of the event.
FEES: $5.00 5-K and 10-K PRE REGISTRATION
$6.00 After September 15
FUN RUN: $2.00 Before Sept. 15
$3.00 After Sept. 15
Rest rooms - Highway Dept. and Fire House
Lunch available at Fire House at reasonable cost.
Age group awards in Fire House following race.
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1984 ENFIELD HARVEST FESTIVAL RUN
I, ----------------------------- hereby release Enfield Community
Council, Town of Enfield, and race organizers from any and
all liability resulting from my participating in this race.
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SIGNATURE: ___________________________ AGE: -__ F
PLEASE PRINT NAME:
ADDRESS:
PARENT'S SIGNATURE 1F UNDER 18:
CHECK RACE: 1.8 ---- 5-K ---- 10-K
HAIL WITH CHECK OR HONEY ORDER TO: ENFIELD RUN c/o JOHN T. SHITH
INFO: 607-273-1689 230 S. APPLEGATE ROAD, 1THACA, N.Y.14850
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MASTHEAD AND "L0G0" CONTEST
You are invited to participate in a contest to design a new masthead for the Enfield
News. Your entry may include new lettering for the words "Enfield: News", with or without
a symbol or logo. The winner will receive a orize of $10.00. Turn in entries by
January, 1985 to Helen Jackson - 272-8624 or Carol Barriere - 277-380.
The next meeting of the Community Council will be at the home of Carol Barriers on
September 19 at 7:30 p.m. The meetings are all open to all residents of the Town of Enfield.
The Community Council has been very pleased with the response we have had with our News
Letters. We are open to new ideas, suggestions and helpers. cur next-ewsletter will come
out in January. If you are interested in placing an article or ad, please contact one of
the staff.
REMINDERS
Come to the Harvest Festival on the 29th for a community fun day! Please bake a cake
for the Cake Wheel to help supeort our Council Programs. Thank you.
Get your running shoes on - Sunday the 30th - Run for Youth starts at 1:00 p.m.
• Voting day is Tuesoay, aovember 6th. Make sure you are registered. Official
registration days are Wednesday, Uctober loth - 3 - 7 p.m. and Saturday, October 13th -
2 - 9 p.m. Also voter registration will be at the Harvest Festival.
Supoort the United Way and indicate your donation is to go the credit of the Town
of Enfield.
Raffle tickets are now on sale in aifferert locations for the beautiful quilt the
Senior Citizens made for the Community Council, to be raffled off at the harvest Festival
at 3:30 p.m.
Enfield Town Board Meetings first Wedne=day of every month - 7:30 p.m.
Election night supper, November 6th starting at 4:30 p.m.
Enfield Wonen's Auxiliary Banquet. Saturday, October 20th , 5:00 p.m, at the
Valley Int. Installation of Auxiliary ofYicers October let.
The Enfield Volunteer Firemen are having their monthly oancake breakfast, starting
Sunday, October 14th - 7:00 to 12:30 a.m. Come and enjoy!
There's something about a crisp fall day
To remind us that God is planning His way
To take the warmth and sunshine away
But leave autumn Is glow to brighten our way.
Sallie Bristow
(Strengthen your Faith and attend the church of your choice)
Staff for this issue of the Enfield News, September, 1984 - Helen Jackson, Dorothy Hunter,
Theresa +'lanheim and Carol Barriers.
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• BILL LANDON
• Masonry 6 Remolding
• 1891 Mecklenburg Road
• 272-3374
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• WILLOWWOOD CAMPSITES, LTD.
• Family Campsites
• 28 Rockwell Road
• 272-608.7
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• Mr. M. AUTO SERVICES
• Marty Schreiber
• 547 Enfield Center Road
• 272-9343
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• NAN'S BEAUTY SHOP
• 1567 Mecklenburg Road
• Nan Landing
• 272-2414
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• PARTNER'S MARKET
• Miller's Corners,
• Rte. 79
• Ithaca, N.Y.
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• ENFIELD AUTO REPAIR
• Don Monroe
• Millers Corners, Ste. 79
• 273-8919
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• THE IR LOFT
• Mary Tutton
• Applegate Road
• 273-8070
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• S.A. CURTISS
• Venetian Blind Laundry
• 1592 Mecklenburg Road
• 272-9340
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• AUTO REPAIR
• Doug Willis
• Rothermich Road
• 272-2072
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• STAN RUMSEY
• Precision Machining 6 Mfg.
• 1514 Mecklenburg Road
• 272-4447
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• SA,M'S SMALL ENGINE REPAIR
• AND SALES
• 2169 Mecklenburg Road
• 272-7825
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ENFIELD BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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• LOUIE SAN SOUCIE
• Welding
• Podunk Road
• 387-9268
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• J. W. JACKSON
• Used Care
• 2169 Mecklenburg Road
• 277-2907
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• HEATING 6 PLUMBING
• Mery 6 Jon Hammond
• 247 Applegate Road
• 277-3154
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• HILLENDALE GOLF COURSE
• Applegate 6
• Hayts Road
• 273-2363
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• POOLS FILLED
• For all your water needs
• J. T. Smith
• 273-1689
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• KIRCHGESSNER'S CHICKEN RANCH
• Fresh Eggs
• 192 Enfield Main Road
• 272-2241
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• ANDY KRAFT
• Tropical Fish 6 Supplies
• 3o6Enfield Main Road
• 272-7903
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• LOVE•LEE BEAUTY SALON
• Helen Jackson
• Enfield Center
• 272-8624
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• LARRY SA%SGIVER
• Honey
• 464 Enfield Center Road
272-2135
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• THE GUN SHOP
• James Manheim
• Trumbulls Corners Road
• 273-7648
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• EAGLE ELECTRONICS SERVICE
*TV 6 FM TWO WAY COMMUNICATIONS
• Rodolfo A. Strobelt
• 332 Aiken Rd., 387-6414
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HERBALIFE
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The Safe and Healthy Way
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Annabelle Season - 272-3890
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CAKES BY LINDA
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Linda Stilwell
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Enfield Main Road
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277-0764
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KUMO'S COUNTRY RESTAURANT
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Rock a Roll Country Disco
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Mecklenburg Road
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277-1800
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THE COUNTRY CRAFT SHOP
• New Location - Congratulations•
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Pyramid Mall
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257-5323
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THE PRINCESS SHOPPE
• Ceramics and Wedding Service
•Halseyville Rd., Ithaca, N.Y.
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273-4884
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RALPH CARPENTER, JR.
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Bulldozer Work
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139 Applegate Road
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277-4864
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• FINGER LAKES WRECKER SERVICE
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468 Hayts Road
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Ithaca, N.Y 14850
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273-6972
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SANDY CREEK MOBILE HOMES
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2068 Mecklenburg Road
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Ithaca, N.Y. 14850
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273-1623
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JO'S CERAMICS
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Enfield Center
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Suzie Reynolds
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273-1229
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MARYANNE'S UPHOLSTERY
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Enfield Center
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Ithaca, N.Y.
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272-1710
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JAWS GIFT SHOP
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Gifts for All Occassions
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4125 Townline Road
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387-9762
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