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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1973

Page

9

Step toward better relations between S Senecca teachers and district

South Seneca Teachers Association won't file a formal grievance over the skiing program. President Robert Faircloth says the move aims to improve educational climate and strengthen cooperation with the Board of Education.

South Seneca Teachers’ Assoc Board of Education SSTA Robert Fairclough New York State United Teachers Regional Elmira Teachers’ Association South Seneca Central School

Trumansburg Sports Row Seethes Over Bad Hospitality

Main Street Trumansburg letters condemn a school official who insulted a visiting team during a holiday basketball tournament. The incident sparked vows from guest coaches not to return and sparked talk of poor sportsmanship in the league and at the JV level for temper and foul language.

Trumansburg

January Activities List for Local Organizations

ALICE CONOVER lists weekly events at churches and civic groups from January 18 to January 27. Highlights include Call to Prayer and Self Denial at 6:15 p.m. Rotary and CES meetings, Ulysses Grange with Mrs. Mary Tripp, Mission Study at Jacksonville Church and a sandwich tea, Royal Arch Masons and Rebekah meetings, DeMolay, Am Legion Auxiliary, Fish and Game Club, and Talent 73 at Off Broadway Theatre with Tops at Ovid Federated Church.

Alice Conover Npon W.S.C S Methodist Church Rotary Legion Ulysses Grange Mary Tripp Jacksonville Church Royal Arch Masons Rebekah Png First Baptist Church Presbyterian Chapel Legion Auxiliary Rebekahs Fish and Game Club

Interlaken Local Meetings and Bird Census Plan

Community notices list Interlaken meetings for the Legion OES Fire Department and Boy Scout pancake supper on late January. A bird census was planned for January 1 1973 with several residents contributing sightings despite a mild day.

Leftover Noodle Casserole and Barbecue Style Reuse

Simple two dish guide using canned tomato paste noodles and meat. First dish mixes tomato paste garlic water bay leaf and cheese with noodles and peas to simmer until tender. Second dish cooks onion butter and seasonings with tomato sauce sugar vinegar and ketchup, then adds meat and potatoes to heat through.

Leftover King Ideas for Creamy Meat and Stuffed Vegetables

Practical kitchen tips from a 1950s era column detailing two recipes. The first makes a cream meat sauce with leftover pork or chicken, mushrooms, peppers and pimientos served over rice or toast. The second outlines stuffed onions tomatoes or peppers with ground meat, mushrooms, breadcrumbs and gravy, baked 375 degrees for 25 minutes.

Bird Count Jan 1 1973 Sightings List

A local tally reports numerous species observed on January 1 1973 including Horned Grebe Pied-billed Grebe Buf flehead Duck Oldsquaw Duck rough legged Hawk Red tailed Hawk Sparrow Hawk Herring Gull Yellow shafted Flicker Red bellied Woodpecker Hairy Woodpecker Downy Woodpecker Blue Jay Common Crow Black capped Chickadee Tufted Titmouse White breasted Nuthatch Robin Kinglet Starling House Sparrow Cardinal Evening Grosbeak Pine Grosbeak Common Redpoll American Goldfinch Slate colored Junco Tree Sparrow Long Sparrow and notes a two day earlier sighting by Mr and Mrs John Knight.

John Knight

Rockefeller’s drug crime plan faces opposition and flaws

The governor proposes mandatory life sentences for drug pushers and any violent crime offender on drugs, but Assemblyman Dominick DiCarlo and others warn the bill is flawed. Critics argue juries and prosecutors won’t convict, risking ineffective punishment and court backlog. Rockefeller cites waste in state courts and pushes inspector general proposals for schools alongside welfare.

Dominick DiCarlo Assembly Codes Committee DiCarlo John H. Hughes Syracuse Hughes Aod Rockefeller Department of Social Services Ewald Nyquist George Wyman

Romulus Sewer District Referendum Set For Jan 29

Romulus voters will decide on forming a Romulus Sewer District at the Romulus Fire House No 2 from 1 to 7 PM. Supervisor Ray Zajac says county action may not exist yet and warns a rejection could end any chance for funds. State records show no approved Seneca County Sewer District and earlier plans were not recognized by state agencies. The Seneca County Board of Supervisors plans to investigate the agency.

Romulus Ray Zajac O’brien and Gere NYS Department of Health Zajac NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Seneca County Sewer Agency Department of Environmental Conservation Paul E. Schmied State Bureau of Municipal Wastes Department of Audit and Control Seneca County John J. Nick Albany Seneca County Board of Supervisors

Bluebird Programs Prompt Interest Before January Bird Count

A note urges building Bluebird houses as preparations begin. A flock of about one hundred Common Merganser, also called Sheldrake, was spotted near Cayuga Lake the day before the January Bird Count. The Sheldrake gave the Point its name, reflecting its local presence.

Trumansburg Cayuga Lake

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