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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1966
Page
12
In Truman barn near Ithaca a four year old horse, once near 1200 pounds, was found emaciated at 550 pounds after being left unattended all summer. The horse could not stand after relocation, suffering wounds and bruises from repeated attempts to rise. Nancy Givens at 112 Bundy Rd has been attempting to nurse the animal back to health.
The owner, arrested after prolonged neglect of horses on an Enfield farm near Ithaca, pleads not guilty and posts bail at fifty dollars. Witnesses describe severe starvation and a hoist used to raise a horse, with animals left in sling restraints. Authorities say officials struggled to intervene as the case drew public concern.
A broad anti lottery position argues against Amendment Seven urging voters to defeat it. The piece cites high administrative costs fraud concerns and negative social economic impacts from legalized gambling with references to New Hampshire and Nevada experiences. It warns of increased crime and government costs and contends educators oppose lottery funding for schools.
Unremarried widows of World War II veterans may qualify for a VA guaranteed GI Home Loan up to 7500 at 6 percent. The benefit expires July 25, 1967. Contact local State Veteran Counselor or Veterans Service Agency Director for guidance and apply at NYS Division of Veterans Affairs Ithaca or Tompkins County Veterans Service Agency Ithaca.
George W. Slack, Commander, asks local merchants to support the Finger Lakes Veterans of Foreign Wars annual bazaar on November 5 1966 at 7 30 PM hosted by the Waterloo VFW Post. Funds aid Christmas travel for Canandaigua Hospital veterans and Easter and Christmas parties for Willard State Hospital patients.
Gertrude Carman notes early history of fame inburg from 1874 to 1908 to 1921. Trumansburg plans a new automobile factory with a front wheel drive delivery car line. The Trumansburg Chamber of Commerce backs the project and Maurice G Dreseeer of Detroit is cited as inventor of front wheel drive.
Interlaken F F A Chapter earned a Certificate of Award at the New York State Exposition for its booth Misuse of Engines entered under the Governor Nelson A Rockefeller Awards for Science Program. The group also received a certificate and wall plaque at the Seneca County Fair under the same program.
The Interlaken Halloween parade will start at the Baptist Church at 7:00 P M on Monday October 31 and proceed to the school gym for costume judging Interlaken PTA handles judging and Interlaken Firemen run the parade After the judging cider and donuts will be served in the cafeteria
Christ Church Willard hosts a UNICEF party on Monday October 31 at 6:30 p.m. at the Community Center with costumes and a jack o lantern contest. UNICEF boxes serve as tickets. Ovid Youth Center hosts a Halloween party October 29 in Harold Miller Gym with a parade, seven judged groups, and post event refreshments.
The Halloween costume judging contest will be held Monday Oct 31 at 7 00 pm in Bldg 1 gymnasium inviting ghosts goblins witches and friends from the Trumansburg area to participate.
Republican candidate William H. Christensen seeks Romulus Town Council seat in November. He has 20 years in the role, 34 years resident of Willard, and works as an agent for Prudential Life Insurance. He is married with four sons, one in the Army stationed in Vietnam.
A motivational assertion emphasizes personal responsibility for success, linking achievement to individual ability and effort. It frames self-determination as the key driver of outcomes, urging discipline and resilience.
A reflective note urges guardians to value moments with their children noting they are on loan and pass quickly. It emphasizes enjoying play, milestones, and everyday interactions while children are young.
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