Village warns violators on unlicensed junk cars ordinance
Violators warned by the village of Trumansburg to remove unlicensed abandoned cars by August one or face legal action. Zoning Officer Arlee Robinson backs the warning under the village junkyard ordinance adopted January 1976. Bud Ness named to coordinate with federal disaster aid engineers on Cayuga Street and Old Main Street repairs following flood damage. Army Engineers to assist from Horseheads next week. no repair estimate yet. Mayor Jager adjourned the meeting to July 17.
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Trumansburg
Arlee Robinson
Bud Ness
Federa Assistance Disaster Act
Gettin
Cayuga St
Old Main St
Ness
Army
Jager
Wertis to chair Board of Appeals in Ulysses
John Wertis was appointed chairman of the Board of Zoning Appeals by the Ulysses Town Board replacing Dora Donavan who resigned. Term runs Sept 1, 1972 to July 1993. James Mason also named to the board for the same term. The board reviewed flood damage on town roads and a federal disaster program application for Maplewood Road repairs with engineers expected next week.
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Trumansburg
John Wertis
Board of Zoning Appeals
Ulysses
Francis Potter
Maplewood Road
Three big days left at Fair in Trumansburg
The 122nd Trumansburg Fair continues with a 14 class horse show opening Tuesday. Demolition derby filled the grandstand that evening as Reithoffer Shows offered midway rides and Las Vegas sideshows. Exhibits judging began yesterday. 22 events for kids included egg throwing and pie eating. Thrill show at 8 p.m. Wednesday features the All American Auto Thrill Show. Friday hosts a Firemen parade and Saturday concludes with a horse race and the Jose Chitwood Show.
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Trumansburg
Las Vegas
Jose Chitwood
Eighth Annual Antique Show and Sale in Ulysses
The Women’s Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church of Ulysses sponsors the eighth annual Antique Show and Sale in the Presbyterian Chapel on Main Street. It runs 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. with fourteen dealers including four new ones from Trumansburg and Cortland. Dealers offer furniture, brass, porcelains, lamps, jewelry, clocks, and prints plus general antiques. Lunches and babysitters are available. a barbecue follows at the First Baptist Church in Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumansburg
Women’s Fellowship of the
First Presbyterian Church of
Ulysses
Presbyterian Chapel
Main Street
Joseph Bates
Fireside, Inc
Seneca Falls
Axtell Antiques
Pheasant Hill Antiques
Cortland
Ithaca
Watkins Glen
Painted Post
Corning
Scottsville
Horseheads
McLean
Odessa
First Baptist Church
Union Street
Health Care hearings set in Tompkins County
Six public hearings on health care sponsored by the Community Health Services Advisory Committee commence at 8 p.m. in July with locations in Trumansburg Enfield and Newfield. Members from the Hospital Board King and King consultants and Tompkins County planners will listen as residents share views.
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Trumansburg
Community Health Services Advisory Committee
Tompkins County
Tompkins County Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Gould Colman
Ulysses Episcopal Church
Enfield
Newfield
Newfield Central School
Romulus Sets Snowmobile and Mobile Code Hearings in August
Romulus town board reports flood damage figures for possible aid. A radio project cost of about 700 dollars is tabled to avoid taxpayer expense. Snowmobile and mobile code hearings are set for August at the town barns. Junk laws collaboration and a town pickup bid are discussed. Sewer district progress and a Willard Youth Center insurance issue are noted.
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Romulus
Seward Ritchie
Super
Ritchie
Zajac
Hayts Corners
Willarc
Farm Bureau Opposes Hector Expansion Land Purchase
Seneca County Farm Bureau votes to oppose a Federal plan to buy more land in Covert and Lodi townships. County President David Jones says the 194 farmers want farmland kept on tax rolls and used for agriculture.
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Lodi
Hector
Seneca County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Covert and
David Jones
Seneca County
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Cornell
Scheellkopf Field
Farm Bureau
New York State
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Jacksonville
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