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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1972

Page

14

Romulus weighs uses for Sampson and local issues

Romulus Supervisor Zajac asked the Town Board to record cooperation with efforts to reopen or develop Sampson to create jobs. He noted county and federal outreach, postponed sewer details, and set a February 22 public meeting to discuss laws pleasing snowmobilers and non-riders.

Romulus Zajac Luppino Finley Durso Seneca County Bromka Association of Towns

Firemen’s Carnival Plans Tied to Interlaken Auxiliary

Interlaken Valley Fire Dept Ladies Auxiliary maps this year’s carnival set for June 15 to 17. Betty Jane McCheyne named chair with Barb McLaughlin Marion Jackson and Joan Gee on nominating committee. Phyllis Stanzak welcomed as new member and Doris Wilson notes a well attended resuscitator class. School Days and Memories books now on sale with Vonnie Albro as contact. Marie Staples wins this month’s crazy horse prize. next month’s refreshment crew is Barb McLaughlin and Carol Sweet. March meeting set for February 24.

Interlaken Interlaken Val. Fire Dept Betty Jane McCheyne Barb McLaughlin Marion Jackson Joan Gee Phyllis Stanzak Doris Wilson Vonnie Albro Marie Staples Carol Sweet

Cole All-Star TV Circus Next Week

The South Seneca Band Roosters sponsor a circus in the Ovid gym with 6:30 and 8:30 performances. Advance tickets are 1.00 for adults and 0.75 for children. door prices 1.25 and 1.00 respectively. Buy from band members or call Betty Ferrand or Mrs Xavier. advance sales run through February 16. Refreshments will be served.

South Seneca Roosters Ovid Betty Ferrand Interlaken Xavier

Car Deer Collision in Romulus Leaves Damaged Vehicle

A.J. Lee of Rochester was driving north on Rt 96 Sunday night when a deer on Rt 414 caused a wreck in Romulus. The car was badly damaged and towed from the scene. Under sheriff Brewer is recovering from the flu.

Ovid Romulus A.J. Lee Rochester

Tops 403 Ovid-20 members weigh in at Tops N.Y. 403 in Ovid

Tops 403 in Ovid weigh in with gains and losses. Tops Queens Letha Dean and Gwen Granger posted a 2 1/2 pound loss while Frances Morton led the bogey with a 1/2 pound loss. Hazel Wright and Eleanora Arden were awarded charms for four weeks. A tight dress parade is set for February 2. For details call 869-5382.

OVID Tops

Ovid Town Board Discusses Insurance Rates

Walter Odomirok explains town insurance costs and the reasons for rate increases at the February meeting. Town clerk Mary Everts reports 205 dog licenses sold and $556.50 submitted to the county treasurer, 130 delinquent dogs, $51.25 to the supervisor, and $20 for conservation licenses forwarded to the Conservation Dept.

Ovid Walter Odomirok Mary Everts Conservation Dept

Cub Scout Uniforms Wanted in Interlaken

Urgent appeal for Cub Scout uniforms or parts in Interlaken. Contact Mrs. Dewey Albro Jerry Messmer Jr or Eleanor McKee with any available items.

Interlaken Dewey Albro Jerry Messmer, Jr Eleanor McKee

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Sampson Andrew Vanderpool James O'Connell Coryell Seward Ritchie Willard John Carey McGowan McDonald Veterans Organization Gordon Mitchell Seneca Army Depot Varick S.A D Main Street Aetna Life & Casualty General Accident Group Excelsior Ins. CO Paul A. Christensen Cub Scout Three Stooges Jr High Student Council
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