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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1975
Page
2
Editor notes International Women's Year aims for gender equality and full participation. It cites labor force data from 1960s 70s showing many women work for economic reasons, with figures on minority and family heads, and calls readers to respond to a mailed questionnaire.
The Depot Dispatch from Taughannock Publications in Trumansburg New York is an unofficial monthly bulletin for Seneca Army Depot personnel. It notes editorial independence from the Army and details submission methods for news items photos and ads.
The Seneca Army Depot Chapel Choir performs June 12 at 8 p.m. in the Post Chapel with sacred and secular pieces directed by Mrs Patricia S Gibson. Youth Choir members sing two numbers. refreshments follow as part of the Army Bicentennial celebration.
Protestant Sunday School at 0945 and Sun Worship Service at 1100 with nursery care. Jewish services held Fridays at 2100 in Temple Beth El Geneva. Catholic Mass at 1730 on Saturday evening.
Belated April birthday greetings for Jim Hurley, new staff Eileen Dyson from Depot Property, Patty Lathrop and Rosanne Cintineo joining summer youth program. Jarts tournament begins on the firehouse south lawn. New gardeners plant flowers with help from Farmer Potts. Training trips planned for Carole Fanning and Marie. Jim Hurley Jr. and others celebrate promotions and graduations. sympathy extended to Fran Fiorelli.
The event called Poaceae Mekee will feature music for all ages. The entertainment committee plans a varied program with audience listening pleasure. Free admission is offered to military and civilian employees, while general attendees pay 50 cents.
The Finger Lakes Officers and Civilians Wives Club toured the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station in Geneva guided by Paris Trail a station visual aids technician. A luncheon followed at the Lion Stone Restaurant in Geneva. Early in May the coffee session featured Mrs Betty Lou Caproni presenting a canning and freezing program with equipment and technique demonstrations hosted by Joan Long Ann Taylor Charlene Stone Carmen Moore and Lida Dobrezenski.
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