Abe a Fitting Tribute to POW Returnees
Grace Hiltbrand writes from Interlaken on the happy return of prisoners of war released after a peace accord. Capt Peter Giroux, son of Mrs Veronica Giroux of Trumansburg, is among the first group. The piece links Lincoln and national unity as the celebration unfolds at Clark A F Base.
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Interlaken
America
Clark A.F Base
United States
Veronica Giroux
Trumansburg
Peter Giroux
Abraham Lincoln
de Abe
Lincoln
Grace Hiltbrand
Editor's 2¢ worth Does your paper arrive on schedule
The Interlaken editor notes local post office diligence yet many subscribers report late arrivals. Papers leave on schedule, then face delays en route. The National Newspaper Association plans to raise postal service quality in hearings and seeks specific delivery examples for testimony.
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Interlaken
Assoc
Congress
N.N.A
National Anthem suggestion discussed at South Seneca board meeting
At the South Seneca Board of Education session on Monday, Thomas Boyes proposed playing the National Anthem before athletic events. Other members offered cautious support, noting similar practices elsewhere, but the item was dropped with a reminder of pros and cons and a call for administration feedback.
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Ovid
South Seneca Board of Education
Thomas Boyes
Boyes
Les Lind
Scott Sampson
Snowmobiles spark fear and calls for responsible riders
In a Mailbag letter William Clyde of Lodi urges distinguishing safe snowmobiling from dangerous misuse. He cites cemetery tracks and a fatal canine incident near the Ellis home, urging riders to weed out reckless operators to protect the sport and community.
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Alice Ellis
Ellis
William Clyde
Lodi
Rockefeller budget battles loom over New York policy
Albany watchers see Governor Rockefeller using the 1973 74 budget to restore roughly half of 11000 state jobs cut in the crisis and to position for reelection. Legislators will seek fat in the budget for tax cuts while Rockefeller guards against spending cuts and keeps veto leverage via agency heads.
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Rockefeller
Republi
Treasury
Charity Ball to Support HEAR System at Statler Inn
The annual hospital auxiliary Charity Ball on March 24 at the Statler Inn Ithaca raises funds for the HEAR emergency radio system. Tickets cost 10 per couple. patrons call Mrs John B Hall at 273 6648. Three bands will provide continuous music. Letters about hospital questions go to Post Box 1973 Ithaca for impartial replies. The new social security law cuts disability waiting period from six to five months starting January. The first benefit is payable in the sixth month. Ladies of the Trumansburg Baptist Church host a February Luncheon on February 20 at 11 30 with beef stew.
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Hospital Auxiliary
Statler Inn
Ithaca
HEAR
John B. Hall
Trumansburg Baptist Church
Interlaken
Farmerville Lodge
Donald Dill
Ernie Walden
Frank Cheshire
Bill Willson
Dill
John Whittier
Fayette Lodge
Whittier
Fayette
Waterloo
Bill Usher
Gordon Sirrine
Henry Swank
Blue Lodge
Eastern Star
Duane Waid
Master Dill
Robert Gerlach
Wayne County
Sunset Bowl
Geneva
A.B.C
American Bowling Congress
Gerlach
Willard
Lodge
Seneca-Ontario
Yates
Dick Curtiss
A.G.L
Driver Ed Course in Trumansburg High School
A three hour driver education course will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. on Monday March 5 at the Trumansburg high school. Telephone registration is available at 387 7551 ext 40. The fee is five dollars.
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Trumansburg
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