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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1969
Page
9
The piece reflects on Easter's meaning the crucifixion and resurrection show the darkest moment for Jesus followers turning into bold witnesses. It contrasts focus on Easter bunnies with turning hearts toward the risen Lord and committing to walk in His way.
A compact look back at TRUMANSBURG pieces from 1888 to 1904. Mentions a merchant opening Spring Goods with brass band, housewife overhauls, rationing and gender notes, Gregg Hose Company Ladies Day, proscriptions on social games, a March warm and April cold forecast, muddy streets in Seneca Falls, and rural mail carriers earning their keep.
A satirical reflection by Hilda Murphy on lemon use expanding from food to furniture wax and cosmetics. The piece critiques consumer culture and TV ads driving purchases, imagining absurd contrasts like parsley in motor oil and cucumber futures.
A town meeting about road 141 and 141B near Route 89 to 964A drew praise for public service and a vote of confidence to proceed. The letters mention Stan Hagerman and Ike as local voices, and reflect the cost to residents like shade trees and lawn, with hope for a smoother highway ahead.
Readers urged to read the March 30 Editorial section honoring the late President Eisenhower. The letter lauds the columnists for their brilliant, heartfelt tribute to a leader who built a monumental legacy through character and service.
Troop 151 camped at Bailiwick Lodge March 7 8 and 9 with hiking and Vagabond Stoves cooking. Four Troop 3 boys and leader Mr a Bradford assisted set up tents while Cathy Bradford Joelle Fadalti Karen Hastings Nancy Housworth Michelle Kimple Rosie Moore Shawn Murphey Debbie Scott Cheryl Shaw Lisa Sladeck Linda Soyring and Juanita Wright earned the Troop Camper Badge over two nights under leaders Mrs France Fadalti Mrs Ruth Scott and Mary Bradford. Troop 56 Ci dette elected new spring officers with Corrinne Grove as scribe and Patricia Mills treasurer.
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