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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1966
Page
1
At a recent meeting the School Board discussed filing a formal complaint with village police to address vandalism at unfinished school buildings. Locked sites have been broken into and tools stolen while new walls were smeared with hot tar and gauges damaged, harming ongoing construction and raising concern over condoning such acts.
Romulus officials approve funds for a new roof on the town building at the August 4 meeting. Town Clerk Joseph Luppino was to route to Route 89. Bills approved include General Telephone Co. for 11.96, with the page note indicating continuation on Page 2.
The American Legion post 463 prepares for the third annual carnival with volunteers and a large committee. Proceeds will fund Foreign Exchange, Boys State, American Education Week, Child Welfare and veteran rehabilitation.
Fran and Mary Rorick take over Jay's Soda Bar in Ovid with plans to keep menus steady and add fresh pizza options. The couple, with son Keith in seventh grade, invite locals to visit for sandwiches and short orders as the new venture grows.
The Pew Committee led by Philip Hull completed new pew installation at First Baptist Church Interlaken using 24 pews costing 280 each after raising 3200 beyond an initial 1200. August 14 marked their first use and 14 are memorials. Over 50 contributors aided the project while efforts for repainting the outer brick will cost 8300.
The Interlaken Central School additions aim to ease crowding and expand science and industrial arts space. Plans were presented by architect Raymond Berdsley and sent to Albany for Educational Planning Facilities Dept. review. The board will later hold meetings to discuss district education needs and funding.
Ovid Central School Board authorized advertising for bids to pave the parking lot including the garage area with an alternate to widen and repave the road. Bids open Sept 7. It also funded up to $1000 for continued grading of the upper athletic field and adopted state salary schedules for principals and teachers.
Trumansburg Central School Board voted unanimously on August 10 to ban student driving and parking on school property from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on school days. Officials cited construction reducing spaces, higher car use by faculty, and 1750 children on campus as safety concerns.
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