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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1966

Page

3

Bargain Thrift Shop Opens Behind NCO Club

The Thrift Shop run by the Officers Wives Club welcomes all in the Finger Lakes region. Manager Mrs Richard Rasch seeks saleable items in good repair and seasonal clothing. Consignments are taken Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Open Wednesdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Fridays 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The shop aims to widen stock and services for civilians and military personnel nearby.

Seneca NCO Club Officers Wives Club Finger Lakes Richard Rasch Rasch Saks Fifth Avenue

Fourth of July Reflections on Independence and Duty

July 4th invites thoughts on the Declaration of Independence adopted July 4 1776 by Congress. It notes 56 signers including a soldier a teacher an ironmonger a merchant a judge a farmer a lawyer a minister and a printer and marks the dawn of liberty and happiness. General Washington ordered the Declaration read to the Continental Army on July 9 urging fidelity and courage for country’s safety.

Seneca Congress Washington Continental Army

Women of the Depot Dottie Kean’s long service since 1942

Dottie Kean began at the depot in October 1942 leaving a fruit farm on the Canandaigua Road. She served as chauffeur and Mac truck pilot, then for 19 years as a statistical clerk in Management and Manpower. She notes the pool was mostly women during the war and remained with the depot long after.

Dottie Kean Canandaigua Dottie Manpower

Astronauts Lose Daily Allowance While In Orbit

The article explains military allowances for astronauts in orbit. The standard 16 per day is cut by 8 for quarters and 2.25 per meal is voided, leaving each astronaut with 1.25 per day.

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