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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1971
Page
4
Fresh cauliflower should be white and clean with jacket leaves removed and can be cooked whole or as florets in 15 to 25 minutes boiling. Add lemon juice to keep white, pair with white or cheese sauces, and explore regional preparations. Celery shown as versatile raw and cooked, with tips on freshness, cooking with water, seasoning, and dishes like Celery Au Gratia.
The village will run swimming lessons Aug 9 to Aug 20 from 11:00 to 12:00 daily at the State Park. Buses transport children from the Junior High at 10:30, returning about 12:15. Cost is $6 per child with checks payable to Swimming lessons Village of T burg. Enroll early via form to Tom Major.
Three union services announced in Trumansburg with 8:00 a.m. at Taughannock Park and 10:00 a.m. in the First Baptist Church. July 25 features Rev. Ivan Cash of Owego with Davi Dunlap on organ and Fred Dunlap trumpet. 10:00 a Federated Junior Choir directed by Mrs. Philip King and organist Mrs. Sylvia Marsh. August 1 brings Rev. Paul F. Beech of Owego as speaker with Mrs. Paul Beech soloist and Donald Beech organist. August 8 features Rev. D Wilson Cazer of Syracuse with Dale Baker soloist and Mrs. Helen Schmidt organist. Public invited.
A son named Richard Lee Gleason was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Gleason of Perry City on Sunday July 1 1971 at Tompkins Co Hospital. Baseball scores show Senators 3 Red Sox 3 Yankees 1 Angels 1 and Senators II vs Yankees 10 Angels 4 vs Red Sox 2.
A compact schedule lists library hours, church services, and community meetings for July and August. Events include library hours throughout most days, Lakeside services at Taughannock Park, and talks by Rev. Ivan M. Cash and Rev. Paul T. Beech tied to Owego churches. A Villard Board meeting is noted for Monday evening and a Saturday supper benefit at Sinan Grates.
A compact digest notes items from 1899 to 1967 including Gertrude Carman’s Trumansburg Papers, Massachusetts meat product findings, Kentucky Night Riders terrorizing tobacco farmers, tire technology experiments, New York youth recreation funding in Ovid, a local studio opening by Mrs. Shirley Darling, and freight movement by truck.
Entry form promotes a drawing for sewing machines adjustable dress forms and transistor radios with winners notified by mail. Other entrants receive a $100 discount certificate. Each contestant may submit only one entry and judges' decision is final.
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