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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1975
Page
15
The notice lists Taughannock Publications with a P O Box in N Y 14886 and second class material published weekly. It names Interlaken Ovid and Trumansburg offices with street addresses and phone numbers and lists Paul Dickinson and Jean Dickinson as President and Vice President Co Publishers.
A reader urges community and congregation to oppose demolishing the Lodi Methodist Church arguing it would erase a century of heritage. The letter stresses historic craftsmanship, community memory, and the need for broader consent before such a loss.
Three days remain for the Trumansburg fair with events each day including judging of exhibits Colt Stake Race Harness Races Horse Shoe Pitching Pony and Horse Pulls and Joie Chitwood Thrill Show. The schedule lists times across Thursday Friday and Saturday with parades and night performances.
TRUMANSBURG The parade begins at Union and Main then travels east to the fair grounds where the grandstand hosts the judges. Al Moore leads the announcer duties with a panel including Jerry Harrington Donald Riley Thalia Harrington W Beverly Riley George R Confer Jr, Robert Van Wagner, John Snyder and Larry Paffie among others. Seven divisions feature police officials, veterans groups and the Trumansburg Central School Band with parade marshals and honorary leaders named.
Long list of participants from Tompkins and surrounding counties includes fire departments color guards drum corps and baton groups. Notable entries: Trumansburg Mayor Dan Schreder Ulysses Supervisor Bruce Payne Watkins Glen Grand Prix-ettes and Roseanna’s St Baton Group. The big parade runs Friday July 11 at 7 30 p m with horses at the end.
United Seneca Elders report strong turnout at luncheons held Monday through Friday at VFW and Federated Church. June 10 birthday party drew about 45 people with corsages and a birthday verse. Members wish well hospitalized Florence Kenyon and Cotter at Oakhill Manor residents. Judy's trip to Boston and Lena Burdin stepping in are noted.
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