Arbor Day centennial tree planted in Trumansburg
Taughannock Garden Club announces Arbor Day centennial kick off for April 29 with Congressman John Terry presiding over planting of a centennial tree near the original Treman log cabin site marked by a state historical marker. A bronze plaque will be unveiled, and local officials donate services for the dedication luncheon location TBD.
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Trumansburg
Frank Brockman
Richard Lewis
Taughannock Garden Club
Brockman
John Terry
Abner Treman
New York
Rural doctors crisis warned by Farm Bureau women
Wanda Waid Ovid reports Farm Bureau women from Districts 3 and 4 warned last Tuesday at Ovid Federated Church that rural America faces a severe doctor shortage unless action is taken. Dr. Norman Loomis of Ontario cautioned that within 5 to 10 years rural practice could dwindle, proposing small groups of family physicians as the efficient care unit and noting new boards and update programs.
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Norman R. Loomis
Ovid
Wanda Waid
Farm Bureau
Ovid Federated Church
Ontario
Academy of Family Physicians
Loomis
American Board of Family Practice
Laundromat Change Hands In Trumansburg
Robert and Alice Black sold their Main Street laundromat in Trumansburg to Bill Marshall of Ithaca. Marshall, a retired JC Penney executive, plans no immediate changes and will keep the facility clean and well maintained. He and his wife Marion are relocating to Maplewood Point on Cayuga Lake.
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Jean Martin
Trumansburg
Robert
Alice Black
Bill Marshall
Ithaca
Black
Main Street
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
William Marshall
J.C. Penney Company
St. Louis
Dwellings to be charged for extra water units
The village of Trumansburg will bill multiple dwellings and trailer parks for water at the same rate as sewer units after a Monday night vote. Existing practice charged one water rate per sewer unit. new rules raise charges accordingly. Election inspectors named. registration on March 4. village elections March 21. budget work underway. a February 23 education board meeting is planned.
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Trumansburg
Mary Chury
Gladys Morehouse
Sylvia Potter
Eleanor Moore
Nyquist rules out demerger of South Seneca district
Albany rejects any demerger path for South Seneca Central School District. Ewald Nyquist states no procedure exists to split districts. urges merger and expansion to improve services. SSCS principal Curtiss Maxson hopes the letter ends division talks and promotes cooperation for a stronger district.
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Irvin R. Henry
Albany
Ovid
Larry Wilkins
South Seneca Central School Board of Education
N 4S
Ewald B. Nyquist
Newark
United States
Ilinois
Community Chest to vote on merger proposal
Interlaken Community Chest directors have promoted a merger with Seneca County United Fund. An open meeting for all 1971 drive contributors is set for February 28 at 8:00 p.m. in the Interlaken School Martin Building to discuss questions or opinions with the Executive Committee including William Usher Raymond Ferrand Robert Rainey and Warren Koehler.
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Interlaken
Interlaken Community Chest
Seneca County United Fund Organization
Interlaken School
Matin
Community Chest
William Usher
Raymond Ferrand
Robert Rainey
Treas
Warren Koehler
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Hilda Murphy
South Senecas
Laundromat
San Francisco
JC Penney
U.S
Nyquist
Commissioners of Education
Board of Regents
Martin