Proclamation Declares Capt Peter Giroux Day in Trumansburg
The Village of Trumansburg proclaims June 22, 1973 as Capt Peter Giroux Day to honor a native son for patriotic fortitude and service. Mayor Peter Jager voices tribute to the Sons and Daughters in military service.
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Trumansburg
Peter Giroux
Editorial Comments Congratulations TRUMANSBURG
Congratulations to the TCS coaching staff for a hard year’s work. The piece praises coach athlete relationships and training on the field as shaping student attitudes, noting sports foster teamwork beyond winning. It celebrates the annual sports banquet honoring participants, with parents sharing in the achievements.
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Trumansburg
TCS
Flag Day Message of Liberty and National Pride
A patriotic reflection on Flag Day praising the Stars and Stripes and the American system of government. The text emphasizes liberty, sacrifice, and the country’s resilience amid poverty and wartime hardships, urging citizens to cherish freedoms and work toward a peaceful global future.
Nuclear power pushed as essential to future energy needs
Harris argues nuclear plants are cheapest and safest way to meet rising demand. He notes electricity growth to 53 percent by 2000 and nuclear’s share to 50 percent, contending radiation from Robinson plant is less than a cross country flight. He calls nuclear generation a technological blessing for environmental quality and living standards.
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United States
Shearon Hirris
Harris
Robinson
Hartsville
S.C
Raleigh
California
Interlaken Gazette and Independent notices info
Publication details for Interlaken Review Ovid Gazette and Independent Free Press list offices and officers including Duane C Waid president G B Winchell vice president Wanda M Waid secretary treasurer and Robert Brown advertising manager with contact numbers for Interlaken Trumansburg and Ovid offices.
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Interlaken Review
Interlaken
N.Y
the Gazette and Independent
Ovid
the Free Press
Trumansburg
IT Publishing Corp
Duane C. Waid
G.B. Winchell
Wanda M. Waid
secty-Treas
Robert Brown
Field Day Fairness Raised by 8th Grader Amy Sutcliffe
An eighth grader from Trumansburg writes to Mr Ward protesting the denial of Field Day to 7th and 8th graders. She notes younger grades enjoy days off while older students faced noon hour or after school events and asks teachers to reconsider.
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Mr. Ward
Amy Sutcliffe
Trumansburg
Children’s Day at Lodi Presbyterian Church
A reader writes from Lodi New York praising the church Youth Day program at Lodi Presbyterian Church The Jr Choir directed by Mrs Mary Lou Swick performed with an impressive solo by Swick and gratitude is expressed for teachers and volunteers The writer urges unity among church members and blessings for all participants.
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Lodi Presbyterian Church
Jr. Choir
Mary Lou Swick
Recitals Highlight Local Youth Arts In Interlaken
Dorothy FitzPatrick praises Shirley Darling and Helen Schmidt for as well as Laura Everts and Karen for performances in tap ballet and piano at a local dance revue and piano recital in Interlaken.
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Mr. Ward
Shirley Darling
Helen Schmidt
Laura Everts
Karen
Dorothy FitzPatrick
Interlaken
Three Brothers inducted at Interlaken Farmerville Lodge
Interlaken Farmerville Lodge 183 conferred the Third Degree on three candidates Frank Cornman Frank Mulford and Donald Welch under Master Donald Dill with R W David Wilson delivering the history The lodge hosted a large gathering with an Eastern Star supper and listed upcoming events including a July 10 picnic at Taughannock State Park and an August 4 public auction with a rain date August 5 Proceeds support building improvements and lodge activities
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Interlaken - Farmerville Lodge
Frank Cornman
Frank Milford
Lodi Lodge
Donald Welch
Auburn Lodge
Donald Dill
R.W. David Wilson
Lodi
Cornman
Mulford
Welch
Dill
Masonic
Central Pavilion
Taughannock State Park
Interlaken
W. John Whittier
Howard Harvey
al Gronberg
Orie Jenkins
Don Dill
W. Richard Curtiss
Farmerville Lodge
Cochairmen
Bill Willson
Frank Cheshire
Brother Willson
Master Dill
Willson
Chesire
Bill Holman
Mike Cooper
John Whittier
Brothers Farmerville Lodge
Fellowship (Brotherhood
Bill Usher
Brotherhood Fund
Masonic Eastern Star
Low Calorie Main Dishes Part 2 LAMB MOULD AND MORE
Food for thought by Lucy Leboffe presents a low calorie menu including Carried Lamb Mold with gelatin, curry, and lamb pieces yielding 183 calories per serving. Glazed Roast Chicken with orange glaze at 395 calories. Swiss Eggs with cheese and eggs at 291 calories. Tomato Cheese Grill using tomatoes cottage cheese and cheddar at 171 calories. Next week covers low calorie salads and dressings.
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Peter Jager
Litorial
Think Tank
Food For Thought
Lucy Leboffe