Ground breaks for BOCES Center in Ithaca
Dr Francis Griffin aid on hand for the ground breaking of the Tompkins Seneca Tioga BOCES Educational Center on South Warren Road. The project backs an 87 percent voter approval for a 35 million five building campus set for September 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOCES
Irvin Henry
Francis Griffin
Albany
M.C
Darwin Smith
Lodi
Ithaca
Boces Educational Center
South Warren Road
Griffin
Tompkins-Seneca Tioga Board of Cooperative Educational Services
Richard Fila
Division of Occupational Education
N.Y
Binghamton
John Tweitmann
Dryden
Mary Bassette
Interlaken
Richard House
Candor
Milan Thomas
James Ammack
Michael Warner
Donald Cleary
John van Duren
Newfield
State funds aid Ovid youth recreation program
Governor Rockefeller announces two grants of 950 dollars each to the Village of Ovid and the Town of Ovid for a community youth recreation project. The program, run by the Ovid Youth Center, aims to spend 4000 dollars this year on activities from games to arts and crafts and rope climbing under Justin Keady as chairman.
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Ovid
Rockefeller
Milton Luger
Division For
Youth
State of
New York
Robert W. Watson
Lawrence Wilking
Ovid Youth Center
Justin Keady
John E. Guinan
Appellate Division OKs merger of South Seneca districts
The Appellate Division reversed the Supreme Court, upholding the merger of Interlaken and Ovid districts into South Seneca Central School. The vote count after recanvassing was 884 in favor, 872 against, with 43 void ballots, confirming the merged district's existence. The decision can still be appealed to the Court of Appeals.
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Lodi
South Seneca Central
Appelate Division
Supreme Court
Commissioner of Education
Interlaken
Ovid
Pel
Jack van Nostrand
Thomas Boyes
State Education Department
Ewald B. Nyquist
Boyes
van Nostrand
Department of Education
Appelate Divsion
Court of Appeals
Babcock Poultry Lab Approved for Jacksonville Site
The Jacksonville plan for a Babcock Poultry Farm research laboratory won approval at a two-board meeting last Tuesday. A steel 32 by 72 foot building will sit north of the J and L Motor Court on Route 96, employing initially three to four pathologists and technicians, with potential growth to eight staff. A public hearing on a zoning amendment for a planned development district will be scheduled.
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Trumansburg
Babcock Poultry Farm, Inc
Ulysses
Jacksonville
Swamp College
Cold Springs Rds
Robert I. Williamson
Jacksonville Community Assoc
Ulysses Planning Board
Babcock
Beaman Dox Win School Board Seats In 1969 70 Vote
Donald Beaman and Robert Dox win four and five year terms on the South Seneca Central School Board. Voters approve the 1969-70 budget and items including spectator buses for out of town games and reinstatement of Elsie Wilson as dental hygienist. Voting machines recommended for next annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Beaman
Robert Dox
South Seneca Central School Board
Dox
Leslie Lind
Darwin Smith
Beaman
William Pritchard
Marion Schneider
Elsie Wilson
UF area leaders named for 1969 Major Gifts drive
OVID William Osborne president of the Seneca County United Fund has appointed regional leaders for the 1969 campaign. In Mid County Robert W. Cologgi RD 2 Seneca Falls will lead Major Gifts and local government and schools commerce and industry. South County head is Veronica Maher of McCarrigher Road Ovid and Robert Gregory of Lodi. Cologgi Foundry Superintendent Goulds Pumps is a Rumseyville Sportsmen Club member and active in the American Foundrymen's Society.
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Ovid
William Osborne
Seneca County
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South Seneca
Babcock Lab
Trumansburr Fre Dept
Trumansburg Fair Grounds
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