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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1968
Page
8
A Sunday baptism at the Winters cottage reflects local church life. Numerous visits, family gatherings, and travels are noted from Lodi to Elmira and beyond, with 4 H exhibits at Seneca County Fair and families attending regional events. Other items include anniversaries, hospital updates, and residents touring colleges and camps.
Mrs Wells Stanzak reports John Knight’s 4-H girls showcasing three projects at the Waterloo Fair this week. Sheryl Stanzak suffered second degree burns from hot grease Thursday afternoon and returned home that evening. Families including Champion Prindles and Stanzaks visited relatives in Kingston Sheldrake and Orient.
Susan Wyckoff has been a patient for two weeks at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester. Carl Baty of Weston Ohio spent several days with his mother-in-law Mrs Maude Blew and family. Mrs Elwin Dickinson and son Chuck of Rochester visited Mrs Fenton Brewer and family on Monday. Mr and Mrs Peter Wood of Summit New Jersey spent the weekend at their Sheldrake home.
Christian Science Society at 7 South Park Street holds an 11 a.m. Sunday service featuring the Lesson Sermon titled Truth and readings from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The lesson includes quotations from John 8 32 and a line on healing disease through divine Mind. All are welcome.
Plans for the 1968 State Talent Hunt and Contest of the Combos are complete. County fairs will hold regional eliminations and only winners from these contests will qualify for the State Fair program.
The Arthur H. Norton Chapel on the Keuka College campus showcases Gabriel Loire stained glass in the Lake windows. Loire crafted the windows in France using mosanc glass set in a cement matrix, reflecting a cross shaped, elm shaded lakefront center of quiet beauty.
Senator Ted Day of the 49th District introduces key dairy measures now lawfully signed by Gov. Rockefeller. The reforms shift milk definitions to the Commissioner of Agriculture and Markets and require public hearings and evidence from interested parties. The package expands what counts as milk and raises dealer bond requirements to protect producers. Day chairs the Senate Agriculture and Marketing Committee and holds multiple leadership roles.
The estimate suggests the U S population will need about double the wood by 2000. Achieving this requires improved forest and woodlot management and planning.
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