Board weighs financing for projects and radio for officer
The board debated using surplus funds or borrowing for a project and considered local and county financing options. Public meetings will precede a decision. A radio for Conservation Officer Wayne Brewer was approved with the townships paying up to 25 percent of the cost not to exceed 200 per township, Romulus covering its share from Revenue Sharing. Lights in township districts were approved and a wage change for highway workers was set retroactively from November 13.
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Ovid
Lodi
Wayne Brewer
South Seneca Co
Brewer
Romulus
Seward Ritchie
Tompkins Do Home Bazaar Open House Gratitude
The Residents and Staff of The Tompkins Do Home express thanks to WHCU WTK radio Ithaca Journal and Trumansburg Free Press for announcing and covering the event. Special thanks to all visitors for purchasing handiwork and to winners of the afghan drawing: Mrs Ann ibertsman Ithaca 2 Mrs Kalish Woodstock 34 Mrs Proskine Trumansburg.
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Tompkins Do
WHCU
WTK
Ithaca Journal
Trumansburg Free Press
Annibertsman
Kalish Woodstock
Proskine
Trumansburg
Tompkins County anti poverty agency gets 25000 grant
The Tompkins County Economic Opportunity Corp in Ithaca is awarded a 25000 federal grant to fund an Emergency Energy Conservation program. Rep Walsh notes the program will winterize homes of low income and elderly residents to reduce fuel costs. The grant takes effect December 1 and runs through the season.
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Ithaca
Tompkins Co Anti-Poverty Agency
Federal
Community Services Administration
Wm F. Walsh
RNY
Tompkins Co
Economic Opportunity Corp
Albany St
Walsh
CSA
Office of Economic Opportunity
Taughanneck Boosters Select Irene for Spring Show
TRUMANSBURG The Sports Booster Club chooses Irene a Broadway musical comedy from 1978 for its second annual spring production. Robert Timerson directs with Camille Murphy musical director and Michelle Hurd McGivern choreographer. Auditions open to all area residents. Proceeds fund high school sports funding.
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Trumansburg
Robert Timerson
Camille Murphey
Michelle Hurd Mcgivern
Harriett McCommell
James Updice
Aes Oeames
Man Timerson
Looking For A Job Tomorrow Now Hiring In Pollution Control
An expected rise of about 100 percent in demand for engineers and scientists in non governmental air and water pollution control work unfolds over the next five years. The article notes the expansion reflects regulatory needs and growth in environmental programs.
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