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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1967
Page
1
Candidates Scotty Coleman and Pate l join the Volunteer Fire Co to commend its work after a Raymond Farm accident. They note daytime driver shortages common in small towns and urge planning for capital improvements and maintenance in the village budget.
Romulus Congressman Samuel Stratton announced on February 20 that the U S Office of Education approved federal assistance for Central School District Number One Romulus for current expenditures under Title One of Public Law 874 as amended. Agencies certified $62,361 for immediate payment from a tentative 1967 entitlement of $83,149 to the district.
Ovid Romulus and Interlaken districts invite residents to an information meeting on February 27 at 7 00 p m to discuss classroom space and potential merger options. Irvin B Henry Tompkins Seneca Supervisory District will outline the problem and possible actions while James Kopp of the South Cayuga merged district discusses solutions. A merger study by the Albany Department of Education supports the discussion with local boards awaiting results. Attendees may tour the Ovid School from 7 30 to 8 00 p m with open house and refreshments after the program.
Trumansburg Citizens Party calls a caucus on February 23 at 8 p m in the Village Fire Hall to nominate two candidates for two year terms as Village Trustee. Current trustees Richard Remley and Harry E Buck say they are willing to serve again if nominated and voter support confirms their background and village progress.
O'Brien Gere engineers outline a proposed Ovid sewer system with 5500 feet of 6 inch house sewers 25500 feet of 8 inch mains and 2900 feet of 10 inch mains plus interceptors and two oxidation ponds. The project costs total 870000 with 178800 covered by state and federal aid leaving a village net of 691200 to be financed over 30 years at 4 percent. The system would require property owner installation from line to building and rock in the area could raise costs for basements.
Howard Jones won the Citizens Party Caucus mayoral nomination in Interlaken defeating Donald Noveck 24 to 7. Harold Deily was unopposed for Trustee, with Percy Freese beating Mrs. Donald Noveck 22 to 11 for Trustee. March 4 registration set for March 21 election day.
Ovid Francis Steverson won the mayoral nomination defeating incumbent Carl Stewart 10 to 4 at the Citizens Party Caucus. Trustee Fayette Carpenter was unopposed to succeed himself for two years. Incumbents Robert Watson Edward Limner and Richard Hughes were nominated for two year terms. ballots on March 21 expect unopposed contests unless strong write ins.
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