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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1975
Page
7
Jaughannock Publications Inc lists P O Box address in Trumansburg New York 14886 with weekly Thursday publication. The Review Interlaken Gasette Ovid Free Press Trumansburg editions list contact numbers and publisher roles Paul Dickinson and Jean Dickinson as president and vice president respectively.
Town of Covert officials urge restoration of Site Aid funding to meet highway rebuilding commitments. Letters from John D Whittier and other town leaders express concern over financial shortfalls and urge government action.
A letter argues for stronger student discipline and parental involvement as school morale drops. It urges parents to discipline children in dangerous acts and criticizes administrators for mistreatment of faculty, claiming discipline and respect are needed for a strong education.
The Cooperative Extension announces a two part program titled A Steer Is Not All Steak at the Ag Home and 4 H Center Ithaca. Cornell University Animal Science Specialist Ellis Pierce will lead the free sessions on meats cuts costs freezing wrapping and storing and freezer meat plans. A second session on April 30 at Steiger's Meat Market demonstrates home use meat cutting. Call 272 2292 to reserve and bring beef lamb or pork questions.
Mrs Barbara Westervelt of Highland Road will host the United Presbyterian Women on Thursday April 17 at 7 30 pm. Hunger boxes are due April 20 and may be brought to the meeting. A class for new members will start for young people on April 19 at 11 00 am in the Manse. Worship God with His People at the 11 00 am service April 20. The sermon will be The Unity of Baptism. Suggested readings Hebrews 6 13 18 1 Timothy 2 5 6 Matthew 19 13 15 and Deuteronomy 29 10 15. Take time this week to understand God s covenant with Abraham and with us and look into the role of baptism.
The Interlaken Reformed calendar lists events from Friday April 18 to Thursday April 24. Activities include volleyball, Sunday School for Philathea, worship services with baptism meetings, teen and youth programs, choir rehearsals, prayer groups, and an ABF Spring Banquet with a film at LeTourneau Christian Camp.
Dolen Morris reflects on Luke 4 16 30 noting Jesus’ reading in Nazareth and the danger of familiarity. He warns that unbelief and gossip powerfully harm a church, homes, and relationships, urging mindful use of personal influence.
A reflection on a Christian community trapped by predictability. Leaders fear favoritism while hometown members judge, limiting growth and miracles. The message urges honoring leaders and giving God space to work.
The Interlaken church invites all to 9 30 Sunday School and 11 Morning Worship with nursery care and Rev VanderWeide continuing Our Song of Hope. At 6 pm Youth Fellowship meets. A flea market benefitting Reformed Church Women runs Apr 25–26, 9 am–4 pm with antiques clothing dolls and games. RCW Bake and Plant Sale May 10 at Pritchard's Garage and the church grounds.
On April 17 1975 activities marked in Trumansburg include planning a Youth Fellowship bike tour for May 30 and 31 with Cayuga Lake State Park and Rose Hill Mansion as stops. Several women attended the Classical Conference at Williamson on April 15.
The Sea Ladies Aid Society will meet April 24 with Mrs. Donald Carson. A picnic dinner is at 12 15 pm followed by the meeting.
The Church of the Epiphany in Trumansburg designates Sunday April 20 as Recognition Sunday to honor church school teachers and students Lucy Shaw Judy Ladder Ginny Van Volkinburg Mickie Abrahams and Beth and Bob Northrop. A reception will follow the 11 o'clock service in Horton Hall.
Correction notice for Trumansburg Church of the Epiphany clarifies that Judy Dickerson and Judy Lodder serve as substitute teachers for grades 1 and 2.
The Interlaken Christ Lutheran Church Mary Martha Guild (Kidders) hosts a bake sale Saturday April 19 beginning at 10 00 a m at Whittiers Department Store Interlaken featuring Scandinavian and Finnish baked goods including Finnish coffee bread and cherry tarts plus various plants.
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