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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1966
Page
8
Edward M. McGuire announces a town wide observance calling on residents to display the U S flag on Citizenship Day September 17 1966. Citizens are urged to join ceremonies highlighting the significance of United States citizenship and the duties and rights under the Constitution.
A speaker describes chaotic family life with many children in various rooms, then voices relief at the school bus returning each morning. The narrator recalls past stress over lunches and ironing, vows to meet their needs and regain life, and envisions freedom through routines. The tone is intimate and hopeful about motherhood.
Mrs. Melvin Smith is a surgical patient at Tompkins County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Bower occupy the Batty tenant house. Mrs. Nettie Leonard has returned home after summer with Mrs. Carrie McPherson and Robert Bailey in Ithaca. W.S.C.S. to hold a smorgasbord at Grange Hall on Saturday Sept 10 serving at 5 30. W.S.C.S. reunion Sept 14 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Charles Morris host. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris and Chauncey Culver left Sept 2 for a Western states trip. Edwin Monrse visited Misses Phebe and Mary Carman at Lakeside Nursing Home. Ella Blovsky and Vivian Leonard of Syracuse stayed Friday night. Eugene Batty, Sue and April Poelvoorde attended the State Fair weekend. Mrs. Ester Corbin of Wenmona Md. visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. Ford Crippen. Judy Taber visiting.
The rule mandates that French dressing contain 35 percent vegetable oil by weight. This standard specifies the oil content level and applies to applicable formulations.
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman suggested dodging questions on consumer prices, advising to slip slide and duck any tough queries. Rep John Dowdy says Peace Corps spent 3.1 million dollars to train 202 volunteers in its first year, about 16 302 per trainee.
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