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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
12
A editorial argues welfare aid should target aged blind disabled and needy widows with children, while questioning permanent support for able bodied individuals. It warns of tax burdens and urges tighter administration of eligibility, regardless of Congress welfare reform bills.
Local citizens urge the Centennial Committee to avoid profit motives for the August celebration. They warn that requiring 15 percent of sponsors’ proceeds could price out visitors and shift focus from volunteer service to money making.
Patrick J. Filley, membership chairman of the Louis A. Fuertes Council, says fifth graders can join a Scout troop. With 59 troops in Tompkins and Tioga counties, a nearby unit should exist. information is available at the Scout service center, 313 No. Aurora St., 273-0072.
Martin E Rand responds to William Terry over the demerger and school planning. Rand, professor at Ithaca College, outlines his experience and community roles, defends newcomer status, and urges constructive suggestions as CISS continues to study whether to build a new high school or remodel existing buildings.
In Trumansburg the town dedicates effort to a new laundry run by Edward Creque who has secured experienced workers and modern machinery. The project aims to relieve weekday toil with reliable service at reasonable prices to secure patronage.
The Art and Craft Committee led by Jules Burgevin and Doug Dimock announces a week long show in Merchants Hall at the Fairgrounds during Centennial Week in August 2027. Exhibitors may sell or display with 15 percent of sales to the Centennial Association. Community members of all ages urged to participate and contact organizers for display or demonstration slots.
New York State already generates more electric power than any state east of the Mississippi, the Commerce Department notes. The state plans to raise power capacity 80 percent by 1980, much of it via nuclear generation.
A dense schedule lists WSCS Luncheon Rotary CES events June 15, Friendly Circle June 16, Boy Scout dinner June 19, Primary Day venues June 20, and meetings for Ladies Podunk Group and Rebekahs June 21 22. July items include flea market July 1 and clambake July 8 plus alumni reunion July 29. civic groups meet throughout with numerous 8 p.m. sessions and charity events.
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