Ovid Town Board Sets Junk Yard Rules and Appointments
At the Jan 2 meeting the Ovid Town Board explained the Sept 1965 state law on auto junk yards requiring licensing and fencing for premises with more than two unregistered vehicles. Officials named include Gerald Brewer constable and Thomas Lewis as second constable, Donald Brewer fire warden east end, Ernest Eastman fire warden west end, Mary Everts registrar of vital statistics, Edward Hayward chair of assessors, and Patricia Moore assistant highway superintendent. The official bank, newspaper, and meeting schedule were also set, with monthly meetings on the first Wednesday rotating between town buildings.
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Ovid
Ovid Town Board
Joseph Finlay
Benjamin Franklin
Ovid First National Bank
Ovid Ganette
Gerald Brewer
Thomas Lewis
Donald Brewer
Ernest Eastman
Mary Everts
Edward Hayward
Lawrence Wilkins
Floyd Westervelt
Lewis Moore
Patricia Moore
Water St
Seneca planning board to hold Romulus planning meetings
The Seneca County Planning Board announces three Triad conferences in Romulus Central School cafeteria from 8 to 10 p.m. on January 8 15 and 23. NYS Office of Planning Coordination representatives will discuss planning techniques and local issues in a Q&A. The first session covers planning objectives, the second subdivision control, and the third zoning. Allen Strong leads the organizing committee.
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Romulus
Seneca County
Triad
Romulus Central
Seneca County Pl
Longer Friday Banking Hours at Trumansburg Trust Co
The Trumansburg Office of Tompkins County Trust Company will stay open Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. eliminating the mid afternoon closing to provide more service. Weekday hours remain 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Thursday.
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Trumansburg
Tompkins County Trust Company
Robert C. Herrick
Trumansburg DPW Announces Christmas Tree Pickup
The Village of Trumansburg Public Works will collect Christmas trees from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on January 10 throughout the village.
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Trumansburg
Department of Public Works
Veterans celebrate New Year's Eve dances in Ovid
The Ovid community held separate New Year's Eve dances sponsored by the VFW Post 6200 and the American Legion Man ning- Lilla Post 463. Frank Farr and His Band performed for the VFW while Harold Goodman and his Mellow-Tones played for the Legion. Commanders Pell and Sheppard thanked committees and the Ladies Auxiliary for a successful event. Happy New Year to all.
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OVID
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Arthur G. Depew
American Legion Manning- Lilla Post
American Legion
V.F.W
Frank Farr
Harold Goodman
Donald Pell
Bill Sheppard
Ladies Auxiliary
Interlaken Fire Dept Seeks Input on Road Project
Howard E. Jones mayor invites residents to review proposed rebuilding of County Road 141 141B from Route 96 in Interlaken to Route 89 east of the village. Plans available at Village Rooms January 9 from 2 4 and 6 8 PM. Emergency vehicle note included for calls.
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Interlaken
Howard E. Jones
Lodi United Presbyterian Church Celebrates Year of Affiliation
Lodi United Presbyterian Church marks one year since affiliating with the United Presbyterian Church in the United States after a prior Methodist-Presbyterian merger. The church will hold its first Annual Meeting on Friday January 10 at 8 p.m. in the sanctuary with a 6:45 p.m. dish-to-pass supper.
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Lodi
United Presbyterian Church of
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
United States
Methodist-Presbyterian Church
Shining Light Chapter to Install 1969 Officers
The Shining Light Chapter 334 O.E.S. will install its 1969 officers on Wednesday January 15 at 8 p.m. In attendance will be Wor thy Patron Ovid Ackerman and Worthy Matron Mildred Walker, with a long slate of officers and appointees listed. A tureen supper at 6:30 precedes the meeting followed by an Ontario Seneca Yates District O.E.S. school of instruction January 18 at Seneca Lake 321 Dresden with two sessions and a $1.50 meal. Reservations to Mrs Joyce Fox.
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Ovid-Puri Ackermen
Shining Light
O.E.S
Mildred Walker
Elroy P. Walker
Blanche Chamberlain
Parl Ackerman
Georgiana S. Tharp
Velma Brockway
Lila Cole
Ethel Belle
Hazel Covert
Elizabeth Wilkens
Midori Ross
Marshall
Rebecca Howard
Marsh
Hilda Holmberg
Elsie Saunders
Louise Stout
Sentinel
Gladys Tillinghast
Myrtle Southwick
Adah
Joyce Fox
Clinton St
Penn Yan
Trumansburg PTA Plans Open House January 15
The Trumansburg PTA will host an open house in the Junior High Building at 7:15 p.m. on Wednesday January 15. Parents may follow their child’s schedule from room to room. A PTA Board meeting is set for January 13 at 8:00 p.m. in Mr. Dickerson's office.
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Trumansburg
PTA
Dickerson
Trumansburg approves 1 percent tax on utilities
The Trumansburg Village Board passed a 1 percent tax on electric gas and telephone utilities to expand the tax base. Effective March 1, 1969 the levy is expected to raise about 2900 from gas and electric and 500 from the telephone company.
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Trumansburg
Robert Griswold
Trumansburg Home Telephone Co
Gordon Black
New York State Electric and Gas Corp
Seneca County board reorganization keeps incumbents
The Seneca County Board of Supervisors renamed incumbents in all posts, with Michael Gladis as board chair and six Republicans, three Democrats, and one Independent on the board. The body faced a work year of labor disputes, a failed voting machine cost appeal, and a stalled Social Services commissioner matter while a sales tax proposal was tabled amid public protest.
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Waterloo
Seneca County Board of Supervisors
Seneca Falls
Michael Gladis
Ray Deming
Rosemary Faiola
William Long
Edna Smalley
James Somerville
George Jarvis
Henry Dohrer
Gladys Schultz
Eil Bornder
Sam Cherchin
CSEA
Rochester
Supreme Court
Seneca County
Lodi
Bertram Serling
Angelo Bianchi
Richard Drombrowski
Ovid Among Towns Examined in State Fiscal Reviews
State Comptroller Arthur Levitt announced completion of examinations of fiscal affairs for several cities towns villages and schools including the Town of Ovid Copies of the reports have been sent to officials and are public records for citizen review.
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Ovid
Arthur Levitt
Pomona Grange to Meet at Interlaken
Seneca County Pomona Grange schedules its next meeting at Interlaken Grange No. 160 on Saturday at 10 a.m. The program features a Lecturer lecture, a recipe swap, and a fudge contest.
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Pomona Grange
Interlaken
Seneca County
Interlaken Grange
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Interlaken Fire Dist
Shining Light Chapter
Northrup
Remley
Coleman
Murphy
Covert
Ulysses
Poyer
Rice
Ellis
Golder
Bower
Gladis
Seneca Board of Supervisors