MY TOWN A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE magazine July 2022 issue

MY TOWN A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE

July 2022

1776

We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among them are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

- Preamble to the Declaration of Independence

Brought to you by John Vallone & Lisa O'Keefe

Consultant Louise Vallone

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Fo r S t o r y / P h o t o i d e a s a n d a dve r t i s i n g ra t e s please write: jvallonecr@aol.com *In grateful appreciation to all the stars, shows and film companies covered within. Photos & stories of celebrities and films and other articles within are either in the public domain, public knowledge, determined as fair use and/or researched through sources such as Wikipedia or from interviews and personal experiences. Photo credit to the following: Donald Sutherland and Tom Hanks to Alan Light CC BY 2.0, Forest Whitaker and Harrison Ford to Georges Biard CC BY-SA 3.0, Kevin Bacon and Tom Cruise to Gage Skidmore CC BY-SA 2.0, Sandra Bullock to Eva Rinaldi CC BY-SA 2.0, and the Apollo story photos to NASA. Thank you one and all!

The Declaration of Independence 1776

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

-Preamble to the Declaration of Independence

The Declaration of Independence has been called a beacon of hope for people everywhere. It is the philosophical foundation of our American freedom. It has been adopted and referenced in the fight for freedom in many countries with a message that has always rang true. We’ve seen it quoted by great Americans like Martin Luther King Jr., John F. Kennedy, Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass who said of the fathers of this republic “They were statesmen, patriots and heroes, and for the good they did, and the principles they contended for, I will unite with you to honor their memory.”... They believed in order; but not in the order of tyranny. With them, nothing was “settled” that was not right.

With them, justice, liberty and humanity were “final;” not slavery and oppression. You may well cherish the memory of such men" The gift our forefathers gave us in the form of a written document was a proclamation of a heart of a country. A guide for a nation’s soul and character. A testament for unalienable rights they felt so strongly for that they risked their very lives in it’s signing. Our young country has seen just 244 years from which we have rose from a handful of colonies to the greatest nation in the world. It’s worth the read to go back in time and read the words and thoughts of this great document to see what started it all. God Bless America!

August 26th next month will celebrate National Dog Day. The National Dog Day Foundation has a goal to rescue 10,000 dogs each year. Why not email us a photo of your dog to put in our August issue and help us bring

attention to this notable cause and adoption centers like the BC Humane Society, The Broome County Dog Shelter, Pet Finder, and Best Friends. Email info on inside cover.

Bands at the Park

Otsiningo

We're kicking off another great summer of Bands at Otsiningo Park. Come join the music Tuesday evenings. There's food & drinks on hand and you're welcome to bring your own lawn chairs and blankets. Here's the line up for July: July 5 Caviar & Grits July 12 Yada Yadas July 19 The Shambles July 26 Matthew Cornwell & L'Bonti

This year The Great Race made it's way from Warwick, RI to Fargo, ND with Binghamton, NY being its 4th stop. 167 cars dating from a 1916 Hudson Hill Climber to a 1974 Plymouth Bluesmobile made the cross country journey with a total prize purse at the finish line of $158,750 waiting for them. The Great Race has been held each year since 1983 with a different course each year. But no matter the route, Great Race participants view the most amazing scenery this country has to offer, and tour some of the coolest back roads to get there., which is a nice testament to the route it takes through our community. This is definitely on my bucket to do list and if you think you might want to also take the trek you can look up how to join the race on their website: https://www.greatrace.com/

T he G olden Age of Ho lly w ood Happy July Birthdays to one and all!

Eva Marie Saint July 4, 1924 On The Waterfront

Gina Lollobrigida July 4, 1927 Buena Sera Mrs. Campbell

Nancy Olsen July 14, 1928 Big Jim McLain

Tommy Cook July 5, 1930 Adventures of Red Ryder

Leslie Caron July 1, 1931 GiGi

Darryl Hickman July 28, 1931 The Grapes of Wrath

Robert Fuller July 29, 1933 Return Of The Seven

Jamie Farr July 1, 1934 Mash

Karolyn Grimes July 4, 1934 It's A Wondeful Life

Joan Evans July 18, 1934 Column South

Patrick Wayne July 15, 1939 McLintock

France Nuyen July 31, 1939 South Pacific

&

some who's careers started a bit more recent

Dan Aykroyd July 1, 1952

Harrison Ford July 13, 1942

Tom Cruise July 3, 1962

Sylvester Stallone Kevin Bacon Richard Roundtree Tom Hanks July 9, 1956 July 9, 1942 July 8, 1958 July 6, 1946

Forest Whitaker Donald Sutherland Lynda Carter July 24, 1951 July 17, 1935 July 15, 1961

Sandra Bullock July 26, 1964

Arnold Schwarzenegger July 30, 1947

Eva Marie Saint Growing up just outside of Albany, this Bethlehem Central High School grad would soon become an overnight success in Hollywood with roles in some of the best movies ever to come to screen.

Eva Marie Saint’s career in entertainment has spanned over seven decades. At Bowling Green State University she was very active in acting where she had the lead role in her college production. In 1946 Eva made her way to television where she sang in commercials and appeared in live television shows while also working on radio and stage. Life Magazine recognized this young girl’s talent casting her in a tv show while also writing about her life as a struggling actress who was trying to make ends meet in New York City.

But for Eva the wait to make it in entertainment wasn’t long. She soon gained attention for her starring role on Broadway in The Trip Bountiful receiving The Drama Critics Award. Just one year later in 1954 she got the role that began such an amazing film career starring with Marlon Brando in On The Water Front. The film won eight Academy Awards with Eva in her film debut receiving the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. With it came the beginning of a Hollywood career that dreams are made of. The following year she would even receive two Emmy nominations starring across Hollywood greats like Paul Newman and Frank Sinatra.

Eva was an overnight success with lead roles coming faster than you could read the scripts.

She was soon to star in films like Raintree County with Montgomery Clift and That Certain Feeling with Bob Hope. And in 1959 Eva once again made Hollywood history starring with Carey Grant in one of Cinema’s and Alfred Hitchcock’s most notable films, North By Northwest. In the 60’s she continued to be a box office hit in films like 36 Hours with James Garner and Exodus with Paul Newman.

Through the 70’s and on into the new century Eva Marie Saint continued to entertain fans on screen, tv and stage. Her list of awards, honors, Oscars, Emmys and Golden Globes are as long as the incredible career she has shared with us to also include a Lifetime Achieve Award in 2018 from Bowling Green State University where it all started, plus three other Lifetime Achievement Awards from the Fort Lauderdale, Savannah and San Luis Obispo Film Festivals. We couldn’t agree more with all of them. Thank you Eva for all you have shared with us over the years and here’s wishing you a very Happy Birthday this 4th of July!

"The Eagle has landed."

It's 4 1/2 days and approximately 238,855 miles since the crew launched from Cape Kennedy Florida. After years of work, dreams determination, inspiration and sacrifice, Apollo 11 is set to make history. The day is July 20th, 1969 and the time is 10:56 pm. Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin have reached the surface of the moon in the lunar module named the Eagle with Michael Collins manning the command module the Columbia now orbiting the moon. It took nearly 2 1/2 hours to navigate from the Columbia to the moon's surface using all but 15 seconds of fuel as they touched down. Neil Armstrong has exited the lunar module and made his way down its 10 foot ladder. With a proud United States and all the world watching Armstrong steps onto the moon giving the first words to forever mark this day in history: "That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind," ~ Neil Armstrong ~ NASA is now celebrating it's 50th Anniversary of the Apollo Space Program which ran from 1961 - 1972. The Apollo human space flight missions ultimately put 6 crews on the moon beginning with Apollo 11 on July 20, 1969 and continuing on with Apollo 12, 14, 15, 16 and 17 all making it to the moon . Yet amongst these heroes there are still so many other heroes who were part of the space program who's mission did not land them on the moon, three of which were the crew of Apollo 13; Jim Lovell, Jack Swigert and Fred Haise, who's mission was aborted in space when an explosion erupted endangering the lives of all aboard. It was only through the courage and determination of the crew and the support of those on the ground at mission control that they were able to make it back to earth against all odds to a very proud and grateful country.

The United States ushered in an era where no one had gone before laying the ground work for further missions planned to even mars and beyond as well as the recent introduction and promise of private entrepreneurs launching crewed space craft. With all the advances before us and the wonder of past and future generations there is no telling what discoveries and destinations are waiting for us.

Apollo 11 Plaque left on the moon's surface 1969

Apollo 12 Pacific Recovery 1969

Apollo 13 damaged craft in the dark of space 1970

Apollo 14 Splash Down 1971

Apollo 15 Astronaut James Irwin saluting 1971

Apollo 16 Lift Off 1972

During Apollo's 50th Celebration I think back to that day 53 years ago when Apollo 11 landed on the moon. Millions of people proudly watched Neil Armstrong take that famous first step. We were one of those families watching, but with a special bit of added pride in our country, the mission, the astronauts and our father. Our father, Lt. Col. John F. Vallone (retired USAF), worked with the Atlas-Agena rocket and transitioned to head the recovery missions for the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo space missions for the Middle East, Africa, and Indian Ocean. He played a major role along with so many others to reach this miracle in space travel.

As my mother noted, we were living in history, a moment that would live forever.

In 2009 Benjamin Margolius, President of the Southern Tier Veterans Support Group approached Tom Brand to start a group of musicians for local active combat veterans. The musical group was started in 2010 and over the years has had 22 plus veterans play in the band. Their motto is “music is a universal language” and it can help those playing and hearing music physically as well as mentally. The band lights up a room when playing their country, rock, folk, and gospel songs. The meaning of “360” is that the band is for all, no limits for members or those they play for!!! Currently the band consists of Tom Brand (Navy), Lucinda Lier (Army), Merv Fuller (Army), Tom “Zach" Alpeck (Navy), and Matt Garbett (Army). They play weekly at VFW on Court Street in Binghamton, Thursdays from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. This is an informal gathering and everyone is welcome. So if you're a veteran and would like to play in a band they'd love to see you.

On July 13th Our Lady of Good Counsel in Endicott will host a concert with the 360 Band playing all their favorite songs. The concert is open to all ages and a “free will offering” will be taken for the Southern Tier Veterans Support Group. Please join the 360 Band on July 13th at 7:00 p.m. in the OLGC Parish Center at 701 W. Main Street, across from Enjoie Golf Course. For more information, please contact the parish office at (607) 748-7417. Hope to see you there!!! ~ Kathleen Hamilton

Bob Hope WWII 1943

Marilyn Monroe Korea 1954

Marilyn Monroe 1954

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL TUNNEL TO TOWERS AMERICAN LEGION Since 1941 over 1.5 VFW AND USO million people have

Ann-Margret Vietnam 1966

joined the ranks of the USO with names like; Hope, Crosby, Welch, Margret, Gable, Reynolds, Heatherton, Davis, Garfield, Flynn, Russell, Rooney and Garland to entertain and help bring a little bit of home to our troops here and all across the globe wherever our men and women in uniform may be. May God Bless our Troops and the USA!

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We've Got Talent H O M E S P U N

Growing up in the Southern Tier we have all enjoyed the music brought to us by so many talented musicians, bands and singers. Our musical history has crossed centuries giving to each generation a front row seat to some of the best bands anywhere. If you were on the town to hear some of these great local bands in the 70’s and 80’s you’re sure to recall groups like; Brotherhood, Four O’Clock Collection, Jon David’s Mood and Trix to name just a few.

In 1980 and 1981 ASC, WAAL FM, WKOP, Inspiration Music Company (ASCAP), a great collection of our local bands and so many others brought us two album sets, Homespun and Homespun II composed of songs from our local bands for charity, specifically the Broome County Toys for Tots. So much talent for such a great cause. To describe it best I’ll share their words from Homespun’s Album cover which I am very happy to have a copy of.

“Homespun is a very special record album. It combines the generosity of artists who have contributed their time and talents to help the less fortunate children of this area enjoy the holiday season. The proceeds from the sale of this record album will be donated to Broome County Toys for Tots. In short my sincere thanks to everyone who has made this album a musical experience for all of us at ASC. So sit back and listen to the variety of new music that makes up our Homespun album of the Southern Tier.” ~David Lebous, Producer ASC

“WAAL is pleased to be part of the Toys for Tots campaign for 1980 and hopes that this year will be the most successful of all. Thanks for your support.”

~Thomas Shiptenko, General Manager, WAAL FM

Here’s a list of all the bands who’s songs were on the Homspun albums: ACTS, The Bashers, Blue Ridge Mountain, Brotherhood, Bill Carter Quartet, John David’s Mood, John David’s Mood-Other Mood, Alice Detrick, Four O’Clock Collection, Bob Fitzgerald Band / Fuller’s Follies, Bob Story & Bob Hulse’s Kin Folk, Bobby Francavillo & Co., Fresh Fish, Gambler, Grease Release, Martee Lebous, Lock Stock N’ Barrel, Elaine Lucia, Jackson-Max, Masterpiece, Middle Earth, The RBT Band, Sargoff, Butch Skeene, Trix and The Binghamton Symphony Orchestra.

Thanks to all for generations of great music and helping to support such a great cause!

It's amazing how much fun some of the simplest things used to be. Going back to the 1950's, 60's & 70's the cereal aisle at Giants, A&P and the Grand Union just may have been every kid's favorite aisle. Back then we could all find our favorite music at record stores but as a special treat for kids, General Mills, Kellogg's and Post cereal put out a selection of 78 & 33 1/2 rpm records on the back of their cereal boxes. Alls you had to do was cut out the card board record and you could play some of the funnest music of the day like the "Last Train to Clarksville" by the Monkees, "ABC" by the Jackson 5, and Sugar Sugar by the Archies which was also an animated TV series (pictured above) as did the Jackson 5. Want a quick flash to the past... scan the QR Code here and listen to the Archie's "Sugar Sugar" cartoon" music video from back in 1969.

There's a lot of great memories that we all have from different life experiences. It doesn't take much to recall special moments in our lives. Sometimes just playing some old music can bring back a lot of fond memories. If you love our history, nostalgia and antiques as much as we do, why not visit one of our great antique stores and take a trip down memory lane.

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Live Entertainment Always Check the Venue for information pertaining to dates, times and Covid rules and policies.

July 1 Fri Karaoke @ The Night Cap Wild Card @ The Dugout Storm Front @ The Beer Tree PC Caviar @ Grits @ Red Jug 5th Gear @ Taphouse July 2 Sat Ludwig & Loretz @ Madrona Storm Front @ The Dug Out Bands @ The Night Cap Masterpiece @ McGirks Acoustic Jam @ Broome Library July 5 Tues Karaoke @ The Dugout Caviar & Grits @ Otsiningo July 6 Wed Bands @ The Beef Open Mic @ The Night Cap Bands @ The Dugout July 7 Thu Ellen St Muse @ McGirks Open Mic @ Watermans

July 8 Fri Karaoke @ The Night Cap Friday Night Sand Jam @ The Dugout Rooster @ Tioga Caviar & Grits @ Red Jug Virgil Cain @ McGirks HMS Pinafore @ Anderson Ctr July 9 Sat Bands @ The Night Cap Splash @ Tioga HMS Pinafore @ Anderson Ctr Lone Ryderz @ Wyalusing Carnival July 10 Sun Harper M. Stanz Music Fest @ Rec Park HMS Pinafore @ Anderson Ctr July 12 Tues Karaoke @ The Dugout Yada Yada’s @ Otsiningo

July 16 Sat Josh Breen @ Madrona Bands @ The Night Cap Storm Front @ Seebers afternoon Storm Front @ The Taphouse 5th Gear @ Tioga Parlor City @ Thirstys Lone Ryderz @ Kays Inn Lumberjack Festival July 17 Sun Karaoke @ The Dugout The Shambles @ Otsiningo Katie Scott w Persuasion @ Highland Park Vinnie & The Proof @ South Side Commons July 20 Wed Bands @ The Beef Open Mic @ The Night Cap Bands @ The Dugout July 21 Thu Righteous Brothers @ Tioga Open Mic @ Watermans July 22 Fri Karaoke @ The Night Cap Friday Night Sand Jam @ The Dugout Air Supply @ Anderson Ctr Trouble Brewing @ Deer Run Camp Caviar & Grits @ South Side Publick July 23 Sat Storm Front @ The Night Cap Patrick Young @ Madrona Masterpiece @ Tioga Ship of Phools @ Thirstys July 26 Tues Karaoke @ The Dugout Matthew Corwell @ Otsiningo July 27 Wed Bands @ The Beef Open Mic @ The Night Cap Bands @ The Dugout July 28 Thu Open Mic @ Watermans

July 13 Wed Bands @ The Beef Open Mic @ The Night Cap Bands @ The Dugout 360 Band @ Our Lady of Good Counsel End

July 29 Fri Friday Night Sand Jam @ The Dugout Karaoke @ The Night Cap Spin Doctors @ Anderson Ctr Woodshed Prophets @ Beer Tree

July 14 Thu Lone Ryderz @ Kirkwood Veterans Park Open Mic @ Watermans Katie Scott w Persuasion @ Hider Park

July 30 Sat Country Music Festival @ Madrona Bands @ The Night Cap Junkyard Heights @ Tioga Ship of Phools @ Abels

July 15 Fri Karaoke @ The Night Cap Friday Night Sand Jam @ The Dugout Wreckless Marci @ Tioga

July 31 Sun Greg Neff @ Madrona Lone Ryderz @ Beer Tree PC

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As with all events please check dates, times and safety requirements with the venue ahead of time. Stay safe & have fun!

July 4 Independence Day July 6 Line Dancing Lessons ~ Touch of Texas July 7 Trucks On The Track ~ Lackawanna Station Afton Fair ~ Afton Fair Grounds

July 9 Bing First Ward Yard Sale ~ 1st Ward Binghamton

Phelps Mansion Open House ~ Phelps Mansion

July 10 Cars In The Park ~ Hickories Park Owego

July 16 West Colesville Fire Co. Chicken BBQ ~1305 Colesville Rd July 22 Movies In The Park ~ Dorchester Park

July 23 Binghamton Martini Walk ~ Downtown Binghamton

July 30 5 for 5 Fundraiser Run/Walk ~ Recreation Park

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Did You Know

There are sure to be some National Holidays here that you may not have known about.

Make the most of everyday.

July 1 National US Postage Stamp Day July 2 National Hop A Park Day July 3 National Compliment Your Mirror Day July 4 Happy Independence Day July 5 National Bikini Day July 6 National Fried Chicken Day July 7 National Father Daughter Take A Walk Day July 8 National Collector Car Appreciation Day July 9 National Dimples Day July 10 National Pina Colada Day July 11 National Cheer Up The Lonely Day July 12 National Pecan Pie Day July 13 National Barber Shop Music Appreciation Day July 14 National Mac And Cheese Day July 15 National Give Something Away Day July 16 National Personal Chef's Day July 17 National Tattoo Day July 18 National Get Out Of The Dog House Day July 19 National Words With Friends Day July 20 National Moon Day July 21 National Be Someone Day July 22 National Hammock Day July 23 National Day Of The Cowboy Day July 24 National Amelia Earhart Day July 25 National Merry-Go-Round Day July 26 National Aunt & Uncle's Day July 27 National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day July 28 National Buffalo Soldiers Day July 29 National Chicken Wing Day July 30 National Father - In - Law Day July 31 National Mutt Day

FOOD & DRINK You are going to love us!

Scan the QR codes below to go directly to each establishment's FB page or Website where you can see their latest posts, photos, and even the daily specials & events.

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Clinton Street Cafe

Di Rienzo Bros.

Bakery & Deli

The Dugout Sports Bar

An infusion of great food, drinks & sports with 20+ HDTVs, pool tables, foosball, darts & outdoor tiki bar with live entertainment!

6125 State Route 434, Apalachin, 625-3188

Madrona Tasting Room M AD RO NA TASTING ROOM

Come experience all the flavors of a state wide tasting tour, along with a very unique gift shop, live entertainment & much more.

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Coast to coast our bars and restaurants have a long history. Here's a photo of Judge Roy Bean's saloon & courthouse The Jersey Lilly in Texas. Bean boasted how his court was the only law west of the Pecos. It is here that his form of justice antics became legend and even made their way to at least two movies starring Gary Cooper and Walter Brennan in one and Paul Newman in the second. In a time when hanging was common justice and even given out for horse stealing, Judge Roy Bean was more interested in fines which he collected for himself. In one trial a patron had given the Judge a $20 gold piece for a 5 cent beer and was not given change. When he protested, Bean charged him with Contempt and fined him $19.95. In most cases the jury was made up of the judge's regular bar customers who were expected to buy drinks during trials. Pictured here is Judge Roy Bean (sitting on the barrel) at his saloon holding court on 3 horse thieves (2 on horseback and one standing at the top of the stairs). As was common with most of his sentences the fine was probably the exact amount they each had on themselves.

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Happy Birthday America

July 4, 1776 - July 4, 2022

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