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Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1966

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Perrion L Preston Named Head of Trumansburg Police

Perrion L Preston aged 43 will serve as sergeant in charge of Trumansburg Village police starting August 15. A Trumansburg resident since 1968, he previously worked with the Schuyler County Sheriff's Posse and as deputy sheriff since 1964. He has training from Corning Community College and Navy service experience, and is married to Janice Jamison with three children. Officer Albert Moracco will continue in his current role.

Trumansburg Perrion L. Preston Owain and Preston Union Podiectt Preston Schuyler County Sheriff's Posse Corning Community College Watkins Glen RD 2 Janice Jamison Johnson City Robert William Patricia Trumansburg Central School Albert Moraccco

Bloodmobile to Visit Interlaken August 29

Interlaken American Legion Home hosts a bloodmobile on August 29 from 3 PM to 7 PM to boost Red Cross collections for defense needs. The Rochester Regional Red Cross seeks a 10 percent increase in unit quotas, equating to 5,000 extra pints, to aid Armed Forces and Vietnam relief efforts.

Interlaken Interlaken American Legion Defense Rochester Red Cross Defense Department National Guard Vietnam

Ovid Town Funds Move To Youth Recreation Program

At the August 4 meeting of the Ovid Town Board a motion approved allocating 500 dollars to the Ovid Y Center for the Summer Recreation Program. Supervisor Lawrence Wilkins presented his monthly report, which was accepted. Next meeting is September 7 at 8 PM at Mary Everts home.

OVID Ovid Town Board Mary Everts Fred Bieiler Lawrence Wilkins

Tremensberg Village Plea to Conserve Water Amid Shortage

Tremensberg officials urged residents to conserve as springs yield less than 20 percent of daily village use. Daily consumption runs at 25 000 gallons versus last year. A proposed lake connection awaits federal approval after Syracuse clearance.

Trumansburg Syracuse Washington Ness

Tompkins County opposes Medicaid budget impact

In a May 23 1966 vote the Tompkins County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution opposing Medicaid in its current form and called for changes. The resolution cites rising costs and mandates on local governments and urges protections while noting welfare and tax implications for 1967.

Trumansburg Tompkins Association of Towns, Supervisors Assoc. County Officers Assoc Board of Supervisors Tompkins County Welfare Dept Clifford Bower Ulysses

Annual Legion Carnival in Offing at Ovid

The South Seneca Post 463 American Legion sponsors a carnival in Ovid with a parade on August 26 at 7 00 p m rain date August 27. Prizes range from 10 to 50 dollars. Parade forms on Ann Street proceeding through Gilbert Ovid Road South Main Street Seneca Street to Legion grounds. Chick en Bar-B-Q on August 27. Food booths games rides on Legion grounds for all. C D police manage parking at the extreme north of the Legion lot.

South Seneca Post American Legion Main Street C.D Legion Lot

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