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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1975
Page
2
An editorial ponders smoking ethics amid health warnings and social spaces. It contrasts smokers rights with non-smokers sensitivity, noting scent transfer from breath and clothing. It muses on intimate compatibility when tastes differ, joking about onions garlic and smoke shaping relationships.
Protestant services led by Reverend John J. Kotun at 10:00 A.M. every Sunday in Hadley Hall with Communion on the first Sunday monthly. Catholic services with Father Thomas Fiorack include confessions at 8:00 A.M. and Mass at 8:30 A.M. also Sundays, plus First Friday confessions and Mass. Jewish service led by Morris Goldfarb at 10:00 A.M. each Thursday at Grandview.
Cayuga County Unit introduces two new employees Tom Banfill and Hazel Van Fleet with ward shifts 7 30 to 3 30 and 3 to 11 respectively. New residents Bonnie Stark Diane Husson Ellen Moore Lemar Aglin William Horn and Helen Laidaz discharged Anne Hayes visited Ithaca Janet Farmer celebrated a 98th birthday with attendees Anne Jackowitch Anne Hayes Helen Jupin Helen Laida Mae Smith Julie Watson. Activities included Ice Cream Social Field Days miniature golf prizes and Monday bus trips to Roseland Park Lollipop Farm Finger Lakes Race Track Hollywood Restaurant Auburn. Rose Ann Nivison passed HSET congratulations. Ward 4 held a large picnic for men. Staff vacations noted Mert Akers Pat Gable Lorraine Bunn Polly Thomas Julie Watson. Deepest sympathy to Mrs Joan McLaughlin. Ed Burns hosted a 19th birthday for Jim Harmon with 15 residents and cake. Auburn Day Care Center census expanded adding 8 more community residents attending Auburn programs.
TEU notes a busy period with the garden project thriving and participation growing. Members Dan Lehman and others are praised for farming efforts while several rise in Token Economy Unit levels. New arrivals Walter Burros and Dominick Picone join TEU, birthdays celebrated, and multiple community trips and events across Syracuse, Ithaca, Geneva, Oswego, and East Mall noted.
In 1876 Evarts firm planned a history of Seneca County including an entry on the asylum and Willard. W E Morrison and Co of Ovid reprints The Mistery of Seneca County with new illustrations and Grandview building. Publication expected in fall and presses run as pages are printed.
Public Officers Law and Mental Hygiene Law outline five day notice requirements after service of papers. The state indemnifies officers and employees against claims arising from acts in duty and within scope, with safeguards against willful or gross negligence. Mental health volunteers receive legal defense and indemnity if acting within their duties, with delivery of documents to the attorney general required within five days.
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