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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1973
Page
9
A reader argues inflation targets blame unions, not farmers, citing 1943 prices for meat and staples from the Ithaca Journal and comparing them to modern costs. He lists farm expenses from 1951 to 1951 last year and urges readers to shop with judgment.
Four Troop 78 Scouts Bull Thomson Paul Shaff Don Parish and Loyd Rose competed in the Shenandoah District first annual swim meet. Rose placed second in his heat but not in the overall 25 yard event for 11-12 year olds. Parish led his heat but did not medal in 1-12 year olds. Shaff placed fourth in 15-16 year olds 25 yard freestyle. Thomson placed fourth in 15-16 year olds 25 yard side stroke with the relay finishing sixth. Rose won his heat in 50 yard freestyle 11-12 year olds and Thomson placed fourth in 15-16 year olds 50 yard freestyle. The 100 yard free relay saw two 12 and 14 year olds compete with a sixth place finish. Total troop points were modest but the rally drew nine troops and 135 boys.
New York State Electric and Gas announces a public meeting April 10 at 8 00 pm in Lansing High School Auditorium to summarize its environmental assessment for a Bell Station on Cayuga Lake and open a 60 day comment period before seeking permits.
A reader references Lincoln Steffen to offer a humorous take on original sin. He recaps competing theories about Adam and Eve and jokes the blame lies with the serpent and ultimately the apple.
IT Publishing Corp invites families to have their children photographed for a color pictorial feature. Free living color portraits will be taken in Trumansburg Interlaken and Ovid on specified dates with no cost or obligation. Appointments suggested to avoid wait. photos handled by Woltz Studios, Inc.
Poem reflects on salvation through Christ with scoffers and believers. The speaker notes that humans cannot save themselves and praises the saving one, the King of Golgotha, as readers ponder divine mercy. Authorship attributed to M B Abrahams.
Robert L Feldman urges attendance at a public hearing on nuclear power. He asks residents to learn about pros and cons, ask questions, and express their opinion. The message is on behalf of the Finger Lakes Group of the Sierra Club.
A reader commends Mrs. Harrington on her Dear Patrick letters recalling a simpler rural era and her wish for more installments. Lydia Sears expresses appreciation and nostalgia.
The village pursues ongoing tree restoration through Trees for T Burg and a new Centennial Plus One fund drive. The Village Beautification Council maintains the goal of restoring the forest atmosphere with tribute donations in honor of individuals.
Robert S Drake of the New York State Grange proclaims April 1973 as Grange Month with Grange Week April 8-14 1973. Seneca County leaders urge citizens to join the Fraternal organization as displays and recruiting efforts note 100 years of service and community involvement.
Lucy Leboffe presents multiple baked seafood casseroles including minced clam, haddock with shrimp sauce, chicken casserole with tuna, oyster vegetable, and baked scallop casseroles. Each recipe lists ingredients, bake times, temperatures, and yields for 4 to 6 servings.
Interlaken notices a Young Mothers Homemakers Club gathering set for Thursday April 12 at 8 pm at Mrs Ellie McKee’s home. The program with County Agent Carolyn Franklin is postponed, with Mrs Anne Knight delivering a lesson on Values in the interim.
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