Interlaken Community Chest Reaches $2800 Campaign Goal
Interlaken Board of Directors held their 1966 annual meeting at Interlaken Central School on January 17. The 1965 campaign raised $2,847.40, surpassing the $2,800 goal. Officers and directors were reappointed or elected for three year terms, with funds allocated to Youth Program, Health, Girl Scouts, Salvation Army, Boy Scouts, and Cerebral Palsy programs.
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Interlaken
Interlaken Community Chest
Interlaken Central School
Ruth Lincoln
Marjorie Wyckoff
Community Chest
Ruth Donnelly
Bernice Patterson
D. P. Norton
Maurice Patterson
Marian Marsh
Darwin Norton
Ernest Hillbrand
William Pritchard
Leo Braden
Health Committee
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Sen. Co
Children’s Committee
Rist
Interlaken Adopts Salary and Safety Schedule
Interlaken Central School Board adopts 1965 state salary schedule raising minimum for bachelor degree teachers from 5000 to 5200 and maximum from 7200 to 8000, adds bachelor plus 60 hours top at 9000. New eye safety policy for grinding milling welding and chemical handling also approved.
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Interlaken
Interlaken Central School Board of Education
G. D. van Benschoten
Gordon Mereness
Walter Depew
Paul Larsen
Robert Betzler
George Glidden
Ann Rider
Joseph Krimmel
Brockway
Cleo Carter
James Turo
Earl Stevens
James van Nostrand
Lansing Central School
Trumansburg Central School
Lewis Bell
Board of Cooperative Educational Services
Substation plan for Trumansburg discussed at town board
TRUMANSBURG officials considered a sheriff substation funded by the town at a meeting last Tuesday night. Police Commissioner Harry Buck had announced the plan at the village board meeting, with Deputy Supervisor Lloyd Ellis and other appointments approved. Bids were opened for Colegrove Road property in Jacksonville, with Francis and Constantine Fadalti of Arden Road winning at 4050.
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Trumansburg
Harry Buck
Clifford Bower
Dryden
Lloyd
Larry) Ellis
Robert
Pauline) Kerns
Alec Proskine
Gary Allen
Francis Potter
Robert Snow
Charles Houghton
Harold Smith
William Dickson
Harry Cirulli
Lydia Sears
Bud Golder
James Rice
Assoc
New York City
Colegrove Rd
Jacksonville
Francis Fadalti
Constantine Fadalti
Arden Rd
Ovid Central School Board approves summer Title I program
At the January 12 meeting the Ovid Board approves 16 620 56 allotment under ESEA for Title I and Title 0 funds. Board funds a six week summer program including Pre K remedial and math reading classes and library materials. Bus driver school policy adopted. several staff appointments and resignations noted. Bills of 7888 14 and 2662 65 approved for payment.
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OVID
Ovid Central School Board of Education
Miller
Coop
Wm. Mangus
Vivian Moore
Harry Peppard
Glenn Corcoran
Richard Reff
Roberta Gorski
Interlaken Wins State Aid For Sewage Plant Upkeep
Interlaken is among 27 villages approved by State Health Dept for aid to operate and maintain sewage treatment plants. The second group claims total 152,527 with Interlaken receiving 1,065. The Pure Waters Program funded the project last year at 8 million. One third of direct costs covered. all claims subject to state audit.
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Interlaken
State Health Dept
Hollis S. Ingraham
Supervisors Seek Funds for New County Radio System
The Seneca County Board of Supervisors in Waterloo on January 11 authorized the Civil Defense Director to apply for 50 percent matching funds to purchase a new highband radio system for townships and county use. The plan calls for a repeater at Ovid and a base at Civil Defense, totaling about 40000 dollars, with Motorola radios approved for 3470 installed. The board also filled local public service and advisory posts and moved to publish 1966 proceedings.
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Waterloo
Seneca County Board of Supervisors
Alton Conkling
Romulus
Seneca
Richard L. Hodgson
Monroe County
Ovid
Civil Defense
Board of Supervisors
Motorolay, & E
Seneca County
Seneca Co
Leonard Christler
Waterloo Library and Historical Society
Henry Dohrer
Trumansburg Board Reviews Evaluation Ahead of Visit
Trumansburg Central School Board met January 12 approving minutes payrolls and bills. They prepared for the February 7 to 10 Middle States evaluation of the High School, heard chairmen reports and tabled a salary schedule debate for 1966 67. A Cornell project study on school community relations will involve board and principal interviews. Building progress includes elementary additions ceramic tile lobby upgrades and a slate floor in the high school auditorium. Federal aid of 47000 funds to expand the athletic field and start an elementary library and enhanced science program for grades 6 and 7 were tentatively approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumansburg
Board of Education
Trumansburg Central School
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Marion Ehrhart
Mabel King
Joseph Meskill
Lester Burns
Robert C. Hammond
Harold Brown
Tru- Mansburg Teachers Assoc
Donald J McCarty
Center For
Cornell Univ
No Plan Yet For Policing Village
TRUMANSBURG The Village Board discussed possible aid from Tompkins County Sheriff's Dept with a deputy on duty in the village during certain hours. The proposal is in discussion. hours cost and details must be drafted before any plan is finalized. Further action will come at future meetings.
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Trumansburg
Harry Buck
Tompkins Co Sheriff's Dept
Robert Howard
Bud’ Ness
Tompkins Co. Board of
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Ulysses
Alice Conover
Arthur Golder
Karlsen
Bond
Porter
VanVleet
B. J Thomson
le Comnte Myer
Grange
Seneca County Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Directors
Fish and Game Division
John C. Wiggins
Sportsman
Charles Overslaugh
Tom Lewis
Trumansburg Board
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