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January 12, 2015 •
Local Author Speaking at Library
Join local author Elaine Mansfield at the Ford Memorial
Library on Tuesday, January
20 at 7pm for a discussion of
her touching memoir, Leaning
Into Love: A Spiritual Journey through Grief. This honest, heartfelt first book is the
story of how Mansfield lived,
survived and triumphed with
her pain, told in an authentic
voice by a woman who values
human connection, spirituality and the earth. Copies of
Elaine’s book will be available at the library with a book
signing to follow the talk.
For more information contact
the Ford Memorial Library: 607-869-3031 or [email protected].
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The All-County Choral Festival will be hosted at South Seneca Junior/Senior High
School, on January 16th and January 17th. Participating districts include, Dryden,
Groton, Ithaca, Lansing, South Seneca, and Trumansburg.
The students who are selected to attend this year's festival will work with two guest
conductors during the festival weekend. The Middle School Guest Conductor is Mr.
Michael Wahl. He currently teaches Choral Music in the Pittsford Central School District in Monroe County. The High School Guest Conductor is Douglas A. Avery, who
retired from teaching Choral Music in June 2011 from Mynderse Academy in Seneca
Falls, where he taught for thirty-five years. All of the students' work with the guest
conductors will culminate in an open to the public, free concert on Saturday, January
17th at 2:00 p.m. at South Seneca Jr./Sr. High School in Ovid. Come hear us sing!
GEMM SHOP
Main St., Trumansburg
Mon.-Fri. 10-4;
Sat. 10-1
An “Art Gallery”
at the Gemm Shop
Going to the Gemm Shop is like going to an art gallery!
That’s right, you heard right, an art gallery. This month, artwork from the elementary art department headed by Clarissa
Plank, will be on display. Also, artwork project - Line Design
- from the 4th grade class of Mrs. Ilgen/Mrs. Blayock . A total
of 10 students will have their artwork featured.
The Gemm Shop has many winter items still available. Now
that the New Year is here, why don’t you pamper yourself by
going to the Gemm Shop. Check-out the bargains and find
that “something” you always wanted. There are clothes for the
entire family plus books, kitchen items, movies, toys and lots
more. And if there is a birthday to be celebrated, then a gift certificate from the Gemm Shop is an ideal gift, for that someone
who is just a bit picky. Surely they will find something at the
Gemm Shop to suit their tastes.
The Gemm Shop has been in the community for over 40
years. It is an established thrift shop for the entire family, located on Main Street in downtown Trumansburg across from
the Tompkins Trust Company. Hours for the shop are Monday
– Friday -10 am to 4 pm and Saturday 10 am to 1 pm.
On Tuesday evening, January 13, 2015 from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. The workshop will be held at Vince’s Park in
Seneca Falls.
Mr. Stephen Childs, New York State Extension Specialist in the Department of Natural Resources at Cornell
University; will be the presenter. The workshop will cover a variety of aspects of maple syrup production including: why make maple syrup, tree identification, tree health, tapping, sap collection and handling, boiling,
energy efficiency, finishing and grading syrup, canning, marketing and regulations. This workshop is aimed at
the small or beginning maple producer and would be useful to the homeowner looking to tap a few trees in the
backyard or someone wanting to start small-scale commercial maple production.
The fee is $15.00 per family. Registration is required. Space is limited so register early! To register or for additional information, contact Cornell Cooperative Extension at 315-539-9251 or email: [email protected] or
register online at:
http://www.senecacountycce.org
Mail checks (made out to Seneca County Cornell Cooperative Extension) to:
Derek Simmonds
Seneca County Cornell Cooperative Extension
308 Main Street Shop Centre
Waterloo, NY 13165
For more information contact Seneca County CCE (315) 539-9251 or [email protected]
For nearly 100 years, Seneca County Cornell Cooperative Extension has served the people of the County, putting
to practical use the scholarship and research of Cornell University and the national land grant system in the areas
of agriculture and food systems sustainability; families, nutrition, health and safety (human ecology); youth development (4-H); environmental and natural resource enhancement; and community and economic vitality. The
office is located at 308 Main Street Shop Centre in Waterloo. For more information on this and other programs,
please call the office at 315-539-9251 or e-mail [email protected].
“Cornell Cooperative Extension is an employer and educator recognized for valuing AA/EEO, Protected Veterans, and
Individuals with Disabilities and provides equal program and employment opportunities”
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Babies • Babies • Babies
New Local Arrivals at Cayuga Medical Center
DECEMBER 7
SPILLMAN – Samuel Lenkowsky and Alicia Elizabeth
Spillman, Ithaca, a son, Rory James
DECEMBER 8
STEINHARDT – Joseph S. and Stephanie Beth Steinhardt, Ithaca, a daughter, Maeva Jordan
DECEMBER 9
BRITTON – Peter Carlisle Britton and Sarah Danielle
Sutton, Trumansburg, a daughter, Eila Rose
STOUT – Christopher Frerick and Amanda Marcia
Stout, Genoa, a son, Evan Jon
DECEMBER 10
MARSHALL – Zachary Kurt Marshall and Melisa Sue
Conklin, Willseyville, a son, Jameson David
DECEMBER 12
ALBRO – Patrick Emil and Abbey Louise Albro, Binghamton, a son, Jaxton Patrick
DECEMBER 13
ANDERSEN – Christopher Paul and JoAnne Marie Andersen, Freeville, a son, Macen Grayden
PERRY – Thomas Charles Rex and Sara Lynn Perry,
Trumansburg, a son, Thomas Ryan
WHITE – John and Lindsey White, Ithaca, a son, Griffin
William
DECEMBER 14
SOBUS – Elijah (Liza) M. Sobus’, Newfield, a daughter,
Lilith Anastasia Malifacent Beauty
DECEMBER 16
GULLIVER – John Carter Gulliver and Jessica Lynn
Wood, Genoa, a daughter, JackLynn Marie
DECEMBER 17
MOTT – Andrew McCarty Mott and Jamie Lynn Hartwick, Ovid, a daughter, Allison Marie
WAYMAN – Nathaniel Eric and Gina Marie Wayman,
McGraw, a daughter, Charlotte Rose
DECEMBER 18
BISHA – James Victor and Jenny Lynn Bisha, Ithaca, a
daughter, Lucy Lynn
DAVENPORT – Sean Michael and Kelly Therese Davenport, a son, Hudson John
KUHRE – Jeremy John and Melody West Kuhre, Ithaca,
a son, Logan John
DECEMBER 19
BRADLEY – Jesse James and Katrina Eloise Bradley,
Ithaca, a daughter, Ava Leeann
DECEMBER 20
OJO – Olayinka Bamidele Ojo and Elohor Mercy Diebiru, Ithaca, a daughter, Oluwatamirore Iroro
NORTON – Daniel Joseph and Rebecca Marie Norton,
Ithaca, a son, Mason Benjamin
DECEMBER 21
FICKEISEN – Christopher Douglas Fickeisen and Emily Joy Zieba, Moravia, a son, Zakk Ozzy-Paul
KRAUS – Ukiah B. and Molly Wadzeck Kraus,
Trumansburg, a son, Forrest Johnny Lynn
DECEMBER 22
ALLAH – Adajean Marie Wilson, Ithaca, a son, Jamel
Addison
MCCOY – Gabriel Alexander and Latoya Andric McCoy, Ithaca, a daughter, Alexandria Winter
DECEMBER 23
BLAUVELT – Patrick Mitchell and Shannon Marie Blauvelt, Watkins Glen, a son, Gavin Boone
DELGADO – Alexi Paige Bolt, Interlaken, a daughter,
Payton Elizabeth
SAKS – Benjamin J. and Marian S. Saks, Hector, a son,
Logan Benson
DECEMBER 24
WHALEY – John Edwin Chandler and Maria Ann Whaley, Newfield, a daughter, Zoey Ann
DECEMBER 27
KURNIAWAN – Ferdinan Okki Kurniawan and Fransiskanes Mega Krissarini, Ithaca, a son, Kornelius Nathanael
MATWIEJOW – Richard Joseph Matwiejow and
Brandie Carl, Odessa, a son, Maddox Charles
DECMEBER 29
KROLL – Jeff R. Kroll and Christina E. Charuhas, Seneca, a son, Hunter Zygmunt
DECEMBER 30
STEVENS – Terry G. Stevens and Juy L. Kenney, Ovid/
Willard, a son, Maxwell William
DECEMBER 31
WESTON – Stephen Anthony Weston II and Noele Marie Weston, Newfield, a daughter, Hannah Eileen