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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1972

Page

12

Interlaken Review and affiliates publish weekly notice

The Interlaken Review Interlaken New York Gazette and Independent Ovid Free Press Trumansburg publish as second class matter every Thursday. Officers include Duane C Wald president G B Winchell vice president Wanda M Waid secretary treasurer and Robert Brown advertising manager. Phones listed for Interlaken and Trumansburg.

Interlaken Review Interlaken N.Y the Gazette and Independent Ovid the Free Press Trumansburg I-T Publishing Corp Duane C.wald G.B. Winchell Wanda M. Waid Sedy-Treas Robert Brown

Main Street Trumansburg Un-Dogs

Opinion argues roaming stray dogs are a major nuisance and urges responsible ownership. It condemns poisoning and stresses SPCA as the county outlet for stray animals, calling for surrendering litters to shelters and rejecting baited meat threats to wildlife and domestic animals.

Trumansburg SPCA

Social Change and the School One Point of View

An essay on how societal shifts toward individual freedom affect schools. It argues the central task is balancing organizational needs with self fulfillment and self esteem, noting conflicts over dress, publications, course choices, and employment terms amid broader civil rights and labor tensions. It stresses that structure supports stability while accommodating new self actualization trends.

Faculty Board of Education Ife

Snowbound Waits and Quick Help Amidboard Crises

Readers recount emergencies and stitches, with some noting fast medical help and others staying warm indoors to enjoy puzzles and cards while awaiting rescue and witnessing a snowy miracle.

Pioneer Party Endorsement for Trumansburg Candidates

Eleanor Moore of 18 Whig Street Trumansburg endorses Peter Jager for Mayor Jim Richar and Betty Robbins for Village Trustee. She urges support for a Grievance and Complaint Committee a Welcoming Committee and a Youth Committee and asks neighbors to vote March 21 1972 for the Pioneer Party candidates.

Pioneer Party Pioneer Peter Jager Jim Richar Betty Robbins Trumansburg Eleanor Moore Whig Street N.Y

Trooper's House Vandalized In Poverty Pocket

A home of Mr and Mrs Ron ald Ashcraft suffered water damage on March 1 an unknown attack blamed on a failing Barnum Boiler venting water across the kitchen The investigation involved Special Deputy Bud VanWormer his assistant Ronald VanWormer and Chief Petty Officer O D Jenkins with local farm names noted Poverty Pocket lies between Hildon Farms and Burr Ayr Farms

Ronald Ashcraft Ashcraft Bud VanWormer Trooper Ashcraft Albany VanWormer Ronald VanWormer O.D. Jenkins Interlaken Elks Club Ithaca Hildon Farms Don Hilda Cretser Burr Ayr Farms Charles Burr

From Trumansburg Pioneers to Modern Times

A collage of vignettes from Trumansburg: early notes on the village’s ascent with a new railroad, 19th century dog show triumphs, local figures George Pratt and James S. Hunter, memories of civic life, and reflections on changing domestic routines and church displays in an era of progress.

Trumansburg Gertrude Carman Cayuga Lake New York Madison Square Garden

150 WAYS TO BE A BETTER COOK PART 6

Home cooking tips from Lucy Leboffe on March 9 1972 cover scrambled eggs frying poached and hard cooked eggs. The column offers methods for double boiler eggs omelets sauces and dressings plus variations with liverwurst sardines olives and herbs and promises next week will discuss fruits.

Entertainment honoring George Washington at Sage College

Thursday evening the event in honor of George Washington and the 56th anniversary of his birth passed off harmoniously. The program included reading recitations and singing and lasted under an hour. It was a fair sample of its kind with more talent and less preparation than usual. 1906 Wanted two women to work in dining room Sage College Ithaca salary 16 dollars per month.

George Washington Sage College Ithaca

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Faw Principal Magazine N.Y S Lucy Robert Hammond Fuesday P.R.U C.S. Wixom Hornell Harmony Kennels George Pratt James S. Hunter Pratt Hunter George Mr. Hunter Lodge Jane Kate Robert Peter Food For Thought By Lucy Leboffe
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