Emergency Parking Restrictions Set Up By Ovid School Board
Ovid Central School Board authorizes parking only for teachers, staff, and visitors on school grounds after storms until snow in the lot can be cleared. The action followed last Wednesday’s regular meeting. The board discussed the 1966-67 budget and set March meetings to later in the month.
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Ovid
Board of Education
Ovid Central School
Chamber of Commerce
Trumansburg Central
Ed Farrell
Odessa
Ithaca
Interlaken School Board seeks summer skills program approval
Interlaken Central School District asks the State Education Dept for approval of a summer basic skills program including pre kindergarten, primary and intermediate grade components, and a high school track funded by Title I. The district budgets 19600 for approved programs and 1300 for library books and visual aids. The plan may add a typing and possible driver education course.
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Interlaken Central School Board
Interlaken
Interlaken Central School
State Education Dept
Ira McGonigal
Board of Education
Interlaken Central
Maurice L. Patterson
Douglas VanBenschoten
Wallace P. Beardsley, Jr
Auburn
Beardsley & Beardsley
Trumansburg Considers Water Ordinance Provisions
Village officials discuss an Article VIII water supply ordinance draft by trustee Ronald Taylor at a regular meeting. The measure outlines meter charges 300 for removal and reset, meter testing on request with 300 deposit, penalties for late payment, meter tampering prohibitions, and that water charges are charged to property owners or their agents.
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Trumansburg
Ronald Taylor
Eir
Water Dept
Swimming Pool Financing Becomes Key Topic In Trumansburg
Trumansburg Chamber of Commerce outlines a full survey of financing options for a community swimming pool not funded by property taxes. President Claude Lamoreaux says state and federal plans will be explored with a lawyer, costs studied, and local comparisons gathered for public presentation.
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Aileen Beers
Trumansburg
Chamber of Commerce
Claude Lamoreaux
General Services
Hazel Timerson Wins First Prize as Champion Country Correspondent
Trumansburg journalist Hazel Timerson is awarded top honor in the New York Press Association competition at the Hotel Syracuse luncheon. Judges praise her prolific news writing, thoroughness, and long service to the Free Press Interlaken Review and Ovid Gazette, with a career spanning writing, photography, library work, and Bible study outreach.
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Trumansburg
Hazel Timerson
New York Press Association
New York State
Syracuse
N.Y P.A
Frank Augustine
Watertown Daily Times
The
Free Press
Hazel
Owen Carman
Interlaken Review
Ovid Gazette
Red Creek Union Seminary
L. Timerson
Hamlin
Rochester
Brockport Republican
Wayne County
Lyon’s Republican
Geneva College Women's Club
Ulysses Library
Book Club
Presbyterian Church
New York Press Assoc
Orville Allen
Duane C Wald
Timerson
Emin Awards
New Procedures Change Trumansburg Village Elections Significantly
Trumansburg voters must be registered to vote in village elections this year. Eligibility includes age, residency, and citizenship requirements. Four inspectors oversee registration from the county list, with boundaries checked for areas near Lake Street Falls Road Townline Road Route 96 and South Street. Voters may contact inspectors or visit the village hall before February 26 to register.
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Trumansburg
Tompkins County
P.P.R
County Board of Elections
Lake St
Falls Rd
Townline Rd
Rt 96
South St
Oswald
Davis
Northrup
Ryan
Interlaken Village Board Reviews Taxes Storm and Appointments
Delinquent tax payers must pay past due taxes to avoid tax sale notices and a five dollar advertising fee. The village will publish the tax sale notice February 24. John Jager was appointed crossing guard. James Van Nostrand and Betty Seuert named election inspectors. Insurance coverage was expanded for equipment and supplies at the Village Clerk's office. Budget prep continues with hopes for higher state per capita aid. City officials approved audit payments for water and sewer bills.
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Interlaken
D.P Norton
Bero Construction Co
Town approves radios and voting machines for highway department
Ulysses town board approves buying four two way radios for the highway department and three new voting machines at the regular meeting. Superintendent Francis Potter cites improved communication to save man hours and increase efficiency, noting radios could alert out trucks during storms. The system follows a regional trend with Covert Hector Lansing Dryden and Ithaca already using such equipment.
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Trumansburg
Ulysses
Highway Department
Francis Potter
Potter
Covert
Hector
Lansing
Dryden
Ithaca
Department
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Ovid School Board of Education
Karlsen
Ducon Lessee and Development Corp
Myr Karlsen
Bond
N.Y
Interlaken Village Board
Weres Maverd P. Norton
LeRoy Covert
Willard Georgia
Jove Dickerson
Howard Jones