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'NEWS FOR YOUTH
$$$$$$$$$$ HEY MIDDLE SCHOOLERS!I! $$$$$$$$$
-Need some extra ca$h for the holidays?
-Enjoy working with younger children?
Why not get certified and referred by the
`SUPERSITTER'S PROGRAM'?
It's absolutely free and transportation is provided.
The classes are being offered at Boynton M.S.,
from 3:30-4:30 PM on four consecutive
Tuesdays 10/19, 10126, 11/2, and 1119
-Don't worry if you can't make these dates,
the same program will be offered
at Dewitt Middle School on
11/16, 11/23, 11/30, & 12/7.
Call Shannon to find out more 272-2292 X-229.
Fall/Winter 19" �
Have You or Someone You Know
Been Affected By A Violent Crime?
If you have been impacted by physical assault, robbery,
elder abuse, DWI crash, elder property crime, or
homicide; free and confidential help is available.
The Ithaca Rape Crisis Program of Tompkins County
offers assistance to the victims, their family and
friends.
Service includes; supportive counseling, advocacy,
accompaniment to legal and medical appointments,
information and referral and emotional support.
They can also help you with NYS Crime Victims
Board Compensation Claims Program. NYS of-
fers compensation to innocent victims for certain
un-reimbursed expenses causally related to their
victimization. For assistance call Crime Victims
Assistance Program at 277-1670.
submitted by: The Tompkins County Youth Bureau.
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FauWriter t9s`J Newsletter three .� {af)¢W CO111� chehr and Alicia Febo
ENFIELD SOWN OFFICIALS ublished officers. Joe S vacancy on the Enfleldowo
This newsletter is i ailed out to The ECC has all new nted to fill a Virginia for two year,
times per year and ism has been aPP° Virginia Beach, TC3 this past
Town C1zrk, Alice LaDun" McFall from
Dep°tY town Clerk D 950 Enfield residents Board. d forward fn offer a
Alicia has relocated cla received her RN
g-I Iam. 3-BPni ou have news of interest to the to resign r BSN l VtllunteeIs steppe resident,
Hours Tuesday if y unity, either of gen- ig the
q m Enfield comet ser- to earn he tic Fns Jack Kulp w treasurer, and Vera
Wed. and Thor 4 p ,rill interest or of community the order Four enthusiastic ECC new P in FCC
lease write to f the spring) Cato Givin the no
Poole nature, p serve in the officer Positions
who Patti
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Justice' Betty vice below or contact one o vice-president, i id s
Randolf Warden address All have Children whose k
}usnce fficers. this Albrecht the ne \v secretary b parents s u e
Ron Updike ECC o esented i reflect S rat ht the ne this involvement y hole Community,
Highway SUP' Sup Ron McFa11 The opinions PT who submit Everyone has
Highway nor rob IS a €Teat benefit the
at the FCC P ramming,
DePUty BOARD newsletter are of those editor, p ,ramming always rtunities starting
THE TOWN Owens items and do noofthesanly volunteer opPo Halves
Festival
r Jean the opinions Enfield Commu- New volunteers are There are out at the much
Town Supervll Stevenson of the gills to offer le helping volunteers are m
Supen'ts°I Greg members different hour Pfo ects, for examp One
Youth
pep. h Scbehr Wily Council if y hour p 1 kitchen. Also, s/E"rich CQmmumty
Fisher NOTE. you are not on with one- n the
Councilman JpSy PLEASE unity Current at a booth oT for Superinte"dart ithe spring ed to
Councilman Ga n l ovetace the E"field Community
know someone tunes Band Fests, encourag
Co is InanDo list or y is recut as chap, Teen artrcutarly
marling It or, tf your name is and Family Events, and Seniors ate P tunes for bussing
our address parents never any cost to chap, (raving had
PHONE NUMBERS who is not on mail- Building Clean-upis
chaperoned. Trips to the
misspelled. or your
us know by Park,
wrong> please out name help chaperone events There aare ice skate al Cass the many
_ mg us a post card Nio la like all fission to the events toutmgs oing
8256 and address We have included
Town Hall 2'l3 6490 address to receive our chaperones and to the Science Centel fie events, y°u
,bghway Qept' 27- Enfield Burnett park Zoo, volunteered for sly
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Town CoUR' "ith children and admimsttative skills
Send it to'. munity Cufur- individuals that have st
Jean Owens field Con le with special skills to sThank you
to those volunteers that have
councilItBox 21q Jacksonville, ?cop teciated.too_
5682 rents are greatly aPP C activities!
Additional ?hone H2'13 NY Ig854 d facilitate EC s welcome to come Duel ththe
Enf Enfield
Fnday 1-4 PM help, P.M.
Monday- ,Uri1 Cau►'�' r of the public is alway month at 6 welcome
to give
..1 Any member Monday of every Dad and is w
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ou to come to its m Community d {°r grog volunteer.
pM m the Enfield Community active ECC
munity Council invites y s Come see what Input into current or hope - t treasurer and
The Enfield C"Imnday of each month at 6 members, Murphy, Pas
s looking for new mumtyl Jane
field on the 2nd m your Com submitted by_
T1re ECC is also a the ECC is doing Albrecht
Budding d ,am what president Dave
it s all about an o632 Vice
President' }ark Kulp
Z73 '[,,,surer. Carol Givm
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school day car
vote, to °gram. volunteer
that wI bed care pT d active ECC
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of the aft Murphy, past trea
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that In May we went ongilly Bob Jacks August t
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r NFIE R estival will be Enfield
! E the air and annual Harvest F M The will add
October 23 f amclons ch,cken any alstaavailable as
Gall is in the
Saturday, their cook their a tlist class Businesses m
Firemen uimmings to GLange dining room l donated good
all the eaten in the ce again generous eck out the item -
all or have COm There crafts
ve on e ch will be
Ithaca community Silent Aucne at 3 PNt menage sale.
Ices for oure5 a ru er 12_
and an pu 1 s cbid akebwheel,eforetahildQ ng prop for ndg p g ball for
for sale, unique ping nil drop a P ters wins a Pnze
Vile ll have will fly Overheadchild who re g tea 4
Rich �eP° registered, Every a ain crea
child reg s have once . g ear's quilt is a'
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Enfield Sc .0'ra flied off at izen 4 P b TSt le done in white,
variation on the log cabe Sty all day at the
autiful quilt to available at
lit and dark Raffle ncke5.Ti kets are also av Council
en alaol�l each or om sl f gank and Commto . BuyItY several
Talley K The win Breed not
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Lui g this be utiful double
nemberhave a better chanee ds children and
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quilt. the Hary e out a member of
Pine from Com , lease every
All P rams in Enfield. omet I to please Building> the
been prThere is sure to be s eld at the Comm d TakeanRd g9 in R o
cause. The Festival i eh l82 Enfield Mnto Rt. 32 i
the family and the range, turn t.10 s 9 Fire housethe bhnlctl%
West to ile. Nr
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Fall/Winter 1999
Ifhere's a Ilew cat iq town!!
It's white with multi -colored ribbons on It. It's name is Route 20 and it
hangs out between the school and the town barns It comes on a regular
basis most days a week and all of us can take advantage of it
It's T-Cat, our new transit service!
It leaves downtown (Green St parking garage )at 630 AM
It leaves the town barns at 7 AM arriving in Ithaca (at Green St
parking garage) at 7 30 AM
It again leaves the town barns at 8 AM to arrive in Ithaca at 8 30 AM
It leaves Ithaca (at Green St. parking garage) at 12 noon
It leaves the town barns at 12 30 PM
It leaves Ithaca at 5 00 PM
It leaves the town barns at 5 30 PM
It leaves Ithaca at 6:00 PM
It leaves the town barns at 6.30 PM
Cost: A multi -zone one way ticket is $1 50/person; youths age 5-17 are
$1 00, children under 5 are free If accompanied by an adult There are
1 /2 fare tickets for senior citizens and people with disabilities (show
your Medicare card, Senior Citizens Council card, or T-Cat disability
card). Monthly passes for $40 let you ride unlimited times during the
calendar month Annual passes for $440 give you even greater savings
So remember- you can leave the car at home and take the new cat in
town'
For additional information or your comments call Nancy Oltz at
277-9388, ex. 300.
PRESS RELEASE
FailtWinter 1999
Information and Referral Service telephone i't607) 272-9331
==1110 W Screca St, Suite 300, Ithaca, NY 148504187
office (607) 273-8686
fax (607) 273-3002
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 9, 1999
Contact Dorothy Pallandino, Program Assistant
Human Services Coalition, Phone 273-8686, fax 273-3002
"DIRECTORY NOW AVAILABLE"
Information & Referral Service(I&R), a program of the Human Services Coalition, is
proud to announce that the 20th Anniversary Edition of the Tompkins County Human
.Services Resource Directory is now available The Directory has been compiled from
I&R's computerized database and includes descriptions of programs, eligibility
requirements, contact people, phone and fax numbers, and when available, e-mail and
web site addresses The new Directory is $20, plus $3 50 shipping and handling Call
273-8686 for more information
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Enfield Cemetery Committee
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A spring clean-up was planned for May 8th ( rain date May 15th) for
Rolfe and/or Presbyterian Cemeteries
The work, done by Enfield teenagers, included raking, branch removal
and general clean-up. The Enfield Cemetery Committee thanks
everyone involved in organizing this clean-up. We particularly want to
thank the teenagers who did the work.
The Enfield Cemetery Committee meets the third Tuesday of each
month at 7pm in the community building. Everyone who is interested
in cemetery preservation, renovation or maintenance is welcome to
attend.
If you are interested please call Peggy Hubbell at 273-7470
17)'" ('�Jf a(i49 Chairman Enfield Cemetery Committee
PLANT SCIENCE PROJECT IDEAS
a wild edible/usefulimedicinal plant identification
,r start a vegetable/Flower/herb garden
start a native plant garden
'a build a greenhouse
RECRUITING IDEAS
FeIllWinter 19991
-$,Identify Enfielders at Dewitt and ASC with the help of staff/students
�LLunch room table survey
,�iBuild/get changeable sign for community center or use ES's for
coming attractions
<4contact bus garage for available list of Enfield students at Dewitt
�r Get a blurb in the Dewitt news letter
What are your ideas? Would/can you help?
Students, parents, all community residentsM
Contact Shannon at 272.2292 X-229
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meet the second eet-
Enfield Senior Citizens Enfle;d Grange. e and
month at the This
day of the. '00 Dish to. pass a$A'00 ayear• other
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join us, me chance tom friends and
could be a rediscover old
Seniors and
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president ( (;ay;nfa
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will be a family volley
There Community Council
by the Enfield School on
at the Enfield 30 PM•
Mondav nights from 7:00 to 9b an
adult.
Children must be accompanied Y
please contact
piana Anderson at 274 2221
for more information.
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AMAZING GRACE i'',
FELLO`NSHIP
18g1 Trumansburg Rd.
Ulysses Square
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Jacksonville, NY , I
Rev. Robert N_ Lovelace
391-3509
2"15-9121
Sunday School 915 AM
Worship Service: 10 AM
Jufor YOUth lY°uth pr°gram)
st
6-7 30 PM n 7-9 PM at the
{tally March 26 School
Trumansburg Elementary
with Doug Dement
Youth Director from Syracuse.
Rally April 160 q-q PM at the
Trumansburg Elementary School
ichael Chore. Founder of
,vtthe N gra Just for YOUth
Just for wuths mam event July
7rn thru 90 at the Trumansburg
Scho°I There will
Elementary
be darly acnvrues.
September'
Ben Strong,
Youth Pastor and leader of
Prayer Group CATAPULTED
into the spotlrght t° the end
pu
KY School when a boy opened
frre on the gathering.
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Enfield
Churches
AGAPE BIBLE
THE ENFIELD FIRST
CHURCH
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor Mike Corriero.�
Pastor Jack Osbum
264 S. Applegate Rd.
Enfield Main Road
273-7419
, 277-6301
We welcome you to come and
join us. Worship Service is
Sundays at 9:30 AM
ENFIELD UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Enfield Center Road
Pastor Scott Mosely
1989 West Danby Road
564-9076
Worship Service Sunday 10
AM
Youth Group Sunday 6:30 PM
Choir Practice Wed. 7 PM
Maunday Thursday Service
April 1, 1999 at 7 PM
Adult Sunday School: 9-10 AM
Sunday Morning Worship 10 AM
Kid's Church 10 AM
Teen Group. 6-8 PM
Wednesday Praise&Worship 7 pM
Wednesday Bible Study 730 PM
Saturday Young Adults
Fellowship 7 PM
! I Fall/Winter 1999 ;
Enfield Ladies Firemen's Auxiliary
We have been busy helping the Fire Department with their
fund raisers and memorials. We make salads, bake beans, rolls,
etc. and serve the food.
There are barbecues the 2nd Sunday of each month noon till...
Please contact Hester Covert for more Information
Our Officers are:
President: Hester Covert
Vice President. Carol Barriere
Secretary: Jeanette Hubbard
Treasurer: Helena Williams
Chaplain: Fern Ferris
Sunshine/Conductress: Pam Whittaker
Historian: Linda Stillwell
277-4235
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V,IUWinter 1999
WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH THE YOUTH PROGRAM
111 GREETINGS ENFIELD 1j1 new lob
and I feel SO lucky to have my
ram in our town My family and I recently
e band My name is Shannon McSurely
managing the Youth Prog time dream. MY d
to get
became `Enfielders' when Weste" 11e andl his adulthood
imm� trying
aud are
spent his childhood on with our nea d f iiendlygfolks that
back - We e are all excited
surrounding natural beauty
totally appreciating
and welcome us exploring waterfalls, hiking
continue to help
1 am looking forward to an adventurous year, wool and other
making cool ornaments from bees, c canoeing,
the gorges, survrvai and life Skills, camping
natural materials, learning
ostly I look
to
etting
Cooperative
moon and star watchmo { and tons e and the families that reside ino[h s scenictown
to know the young pe P
To get on MY making; list or to contact me at Cornell o o
Extension of Tomp
County please call 272, -11 be disguised,Pe to meet Pots of you at the
f arvest Festival
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Human Servn;ae 9�Inbrmafi�rvice •HeCauncil
NEWSRELEASE
Date: August 17, 1999
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. Contact: Dorothy Palladino
HUMAN SERVICES PLANNING eFORIU umbrella agency
Pro and planners,sPonsors this
The Human Services Coalition, acting n exchange of ideas
for local health and human serviceoPro for an ope
monthly forum to provide theOpportunity
p p rt and speakers are featured and all
and Information. A variety
Of are urged
who are interested in human services and its efficient debvery
to attend. ear have been work force
ed
Same of the topics featured thus far this usage speakers have incl R Rick
development and emergency sheltCounty executive director,
James Brown, United Way
of TompkinsTompkins County
Erb, Tompkins County administrator and Ken tvins,
_ Chamber of Commerce president September 8,
The next Planning
Forum is scheduled for Wednesday, P rative
Reports will it, the effects of
The
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column inch ad @ $7 00
0
If you have a business in
Tompkin County, please consider
placing an ad in our news letter
Call Earl at 272-6390 for into and
additional pricing
THANKS
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FaIlryYinter 1999