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Sponsored by the Enfield Community Council, Inc. September, 1988
Funded by the Tompkins County United Way
ZffP7= D COMMUNITY COUNCIL NEWS
ENFIELD COMMUNITY COUNCIL PRESCHOOL
We are in the process of starting up our preschool again. At this time, we are still
looking for a space for our preschool. If anyone has any suggestions or offers please
call Carol Barriere at 277-3843. The E.C.C. Preschool is a parent cooperative for
children 2 1/2 - 5 years old. If you are interested in more information please call
the above number.
aTFIELD DAY CARE REFERRAL
As the Enfield Referral Aide for the Day Care and Child Development Council of Tumpkins
County, 1 can help you if you are looking for day care, or if you are interested in
doing day care. Please call Carol Barriere at 277-3843-
The Enfield Community Council is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to
• orsmnize, operate and maintain recreational, social, cultural and instructional
activities for the youth of Enfield, and to involve parents and other residents of
the community in the programs and meeting the objectives of the organization.
To fund our programs the ECC receives money from the Tompkins County United clay, The
New York State Division for Youth, The Town of Enfield, the New York State Council for
the Arts through the Tompkins County Decentralization Program, Fundraising, Fees and
vour Donations.
Enfield Community Council meetings are held the third Wednesday of the month.
Everyone is invited to attend. If you would like to be added to our mailing list for
meeting notices, call Barb Williams at 272-2614.
If you or your organization would like to have an article or advertisement in the next
Enfield Newsletter, please call Carol at 277-3643, with the name and address of a
contact person. The contact person will be sent a reminder and deadline date for
submission to the next newsletter. Please call as soon as possible so you won't be
left out.
Bell's Convenience Food
Terry & Teresa Manheim
614 Elmira Rd.
272-0661
• Gasoline, Propane, Firewood,
Groceries and Fastfoods
Mobile DJ Service
331 Enfield Main Rd.
Ithaca, NY 14850
Daniel E. Thomas Roy L. Barriere
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ECC NEWS ( CONT.)
FROM THE SUPERVISOR'S DESKS
• At our September meeting, the Town Board voted to accept the Old Firehouse from the
Fire Company for one dollar. Many uses have been proposed for the building. We are
In the process of having a consulting engineer assess the building for bringing it
up to code and to determine the costs involved. Applying for Grant money and fund
raising are options to accomplish the project. Any assistance (in any form) will be
greatly appreciated.
Our Town Historian, C. Morey (Jack) Hubbell has informed the Town Board that he does
not want to serve another term. His Term ends December 19bb, so we are looking for
someone to replace Jack as Historian in 19a9. Anyone interested, please contact me
(273-u4b2 or 272-1713) or Jack.
Election Inspectors are needed! In June, we raised the pay schedule for election
inspectors to the following:
Election Day $65.UU
Primary Day 40.UU
Registration Day 30.UU
The Board of Elections trains the inspectors. If you are interested, please contact
the Town Clerk Jean Scofield, 2y3-o3oi, the Board of Elections, 274-5522, or the
Republican or Democrat Chairman. Even if you are an Independent, contact someone,
Independent registered voters can be accepted to work as inspectors.
BABYSITTIN G LIST
• NAME
Laurie Davenport
AGE
17
ADDRESS
769 Van Dorn Rd.
PHONE
273-6677
Wayde Whittaker
is
Sandy Creek Trailer Pk.
273-0467
Lori Barriere
13
Sandy Creek Txmilor Pk.
273-04b7
Shannon May
16
34 Halseyville Rd.
273-b1U4
Erika Wurtser
15
235b Mecklenburg Rd.
272-7b34
Sylvia McFall
15
55 Porter Hill Rd.
272-0644
Mary Ellen Jackson
14
Stack Rd., Mecklenburg
387-964b
Pecca Bock
14
109 Porter Hill Rd.
272-3669
Jennifer Hubbell
16
134 Hubbell Dr.
273-b47u
Dena Simmons
to
Sandy Creek Trailor Pk.
273-4405
Cindy Theis
15
396 Applegate Rd.
387-5918
Jennifer Vicedomini
14
142 S. Applegate Rd.
272-2461
To be added, removed,
or have changes made on this
list call
Carol 277-3643
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
The Enfield Community Council,
Inc. will be sponsoring their
14th Annual
Enfield
Harvest Festival. It will be
from 9:U0
AM to 6:UU PM at the Enfield Grange on
Saturday,
October 15, 19db.
If you or your group are
interested in having a booth, please
call Sandra
Trutt
at 273-4bb4 to reserve a space.
Mark the date on your calendar.
Come and join in on the fun.
There will
be some-
thing there for everyone. The
beautiful hand quilted quilt, made by the Senior
Citizens,
is a prize of its own to see.
Remember the Harvest Festival
helps to sponsor the many community activities
for
children, adults and families.
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PROGRAMS FOR ELEMENTARY -SCHOOL -AGED CHILDREN
This Fall we have several opportunities for children to enjoy activities
which will also help their development. All programs are scheduled to take
place at the Enfield Elementary School. The programs planned are:
--Group Musical Activities
--Group Gymnastics Lessons
--After-school Enrichment Program ENROLL NOW! Mail form below to:
337 DuBois Rd., Ithaca, NY
--After-school Child Care Program 14850
Group Musical Activities, led by local musician Joe Salzano, will be
available one afternoon per week. Due to grant funding, this program is
free of charge.
Gymnastics lessons will be available one or two days per week, depending
upon interest expressed and instructor availability. It has been suggested
that these be scheduled at 5:00 PM, to allow families whose children do not
attend Enfield School better access. If you'd like your child(ren) to attend,
let us know if this is a good time for you.
The After -school Enrichment Program will run for ten weeks, Monday -
Thursday, beginning on October 17. This program gives children in grades
K-5 a chance to participate in Arts and Crafts, Science, Sports, Cooking,
Sewing and other projects, as well as extra library and computer use time,
• and the opportunity to play board games, or in the playground after school.
To keep supervision adequate, we must limit enrollment in this program. We
have some funding for this program through United Way of Tompkins County and
government sources, however, parent's contributions are also very necessary
to offer the program to as many children as would like to participate. Please
contribute generously if you enroll your child in this program. Current plans
are to operate Monday -Thursday from 2:00-5:00 PM-- however, if contributions
are not up to planned levels, we may have to shorten our hours of operation.
The After -school Child Care Program is currently operating Monday through
Friday, 2:00-5:30 PM. There is a $20.00 per week per child fee for this pro-
gram (some scholarships are available through outside sources). Spaces are
still available, although enrollment is limited. Children enrolled in this
program participate in the Enrichment Program-- THERE IS NO NEED TO RE -REGISTER
YOUR CHILD if s/he is already in this program. We can not accomodate part -
weeks in the Child Care Program; i.e., you may not sign your children) up
for just Fridays.
For more info, call: Sonja Schreiber, After -school Programs Director
272-9343
Krys Cail, Administrative Coordinator, 273-2865
You may enroll in the Enrichment Program with the form below. For other
programs, please call, so we can schedule convenient times.
Enfield Community Council Program Registration-- After -school Enrichment
Child's name Parent's name
Address
• Age Birthdate Grade Home phone
Emergency phone Donation enclosed
I give my child permission to participate in this program,
Date Parent or Guardian signature
BCC NBWS (CONT)
AGAPE BIBLE CHURCH.
Pastor Mike Corriero
277-6574
Morning Worship - lItUO AM
Sunday School - 10i00 AM
Children's Church during Morning Worship in Fellowship Hall
Family Evening Service 7100 PM
Wed. evening Bible Study 77OU PM
Nursery available at all services.
At the beginning of the Bible Study on Wed. evenings, there is a short time for
Individuals to ask questions on Bible related topics and daily living. Some recent
subjects were "Loss of loved ones and salvation", "Beliefs of Christians and Jews and
the hereafter", and the differences in beliefs of various faiths.
Community Visitation has begun on Thursday evenings or as time permits. The pastor is
always available for hospital or other purposeful callings.
The Agape Fellowhip is anxious to let people know about our Church activities and invite
you to come and visit any of our Services if you do not have a regular church home.
Larry Ahlborn, concert pianist and gospel singer will be here on Tues. Oct. 11 at 7:30 PM.
All are welcome. A free will offering is taken for Larry's ministry.
United Way
• �� 0 of Tompkins County UNITED wnx CAMPAIGN, ' 3e
This newsletter, as well as many Enfield Community Council activities,
as well as many County -wide human services, are made possible through the
generosity and caring of your neighbors who give the United Way. If you
have not been approached by a campaign worker at your workplace this year,
or, if you are retired or work at your home, please take the time to call
65 273-23, and find out how to make'a pledge. Every little bit helps-- and
you'll feel better to know that you have done your part to make this a
caring community. Make a difference-- the United Way!
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