Romulus Town Board Meeting Reviews Village Plans
At the Romulus Town Board meeting on July 7 in Hayts Corners a letter from Ben Franklin, Village of Ovid Attorney, said the village plan does not conflict with Ovid's plans. The board approved reopening the Willard Youth Center after a new roof is completed and noted road work on Route 414 to Vineyard Road. Town Clerk Joseph Luppino said he has received more information.
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Romulus
Hayts Corners
Ben Franklin
Village of
Ovid
Willard
Thane Coe Wi Vee
Ervin Sin
Vineyard Road
Joseph Luppino
Javits Kennedy Visit Prompts 1968 Construction Grants
In Washington, Jacob K Javits and Robert F Kennedy participate in a bulletin amid plans for a 1968 start. A Seneca County Sewer Agency grant targets junked cars on K Reed. Town Clerk's June report lists bills approved including payments to Tel Co Ovid Nat Bank NYSElectric Co and a Voting Machine Custodian. Continued on back page.
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Jacob K. Javits
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Seneca County Sewer Agency
K Reed
General Fund
Telephone Co
Ovid National Bank
N.y.s.electric Co
Joseph J. Murphy
The
Ovid Press
N.Y.S. Electric Co
Andrews Fr
Republicans Sponsor Students to School of Politics at Skidmore
The South Seneca Women’s Republican club the Seneca County Men’s Republican club and the Seneca County Republican Committee will sponsor three students aged 15 to 18 to the second annual School of Politics at Skidmore College August 8 to 12. Applications must be in by July 25 contact Mrs Ralph Poorman RD 2 Box 15 Seneca Falls for details about this Saratoga event and the week of political activity. Don’t delay as space is limited and teenagers are urged to apply now.
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Ovid
South Seneca Women’s Republican
Seneca County Men’s Republican Club
Seneca County Republican Committee
Skidmore College
Ralph Poorman
Seneca Falls
Saratoga
Edward Meixell Wins Trumansburg School Post
Edward Meixell of Mecklenburg wins a seat on the Trumansburg School Board after the July 18 election with 904 votes as the district budget is approved 344 yes 39 no 8 void ballots include one write in.
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Trumansburg
Edward Meixell
Mecklenburg Area
Board of Education
Meixell
Royal Colle
Prene Bremanisg
Rod Serling Urges Ithaca Writers at Annual Dinner
Rod Serling, famed writer, spoke at the Ithaca Writers dinner in Trumansburg area, sharing craft insights from twenty years of work and discussing film radio and TV writing. About 50 writers attended at Happy Landing, with reports on publisher acceptances and new officers elected for the coming year.
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Trumansburg
Rod Serling
Ithaca Writers
Mr. Serling
Antioch College
Ithaca
Interlaken
Happy Landing
Trumansburg-Interlaken
Bessie Jeffery
Jean McKenzie
Bell Named To FHA Committee
Lewis S. Bell of Interlaken was appointed to the New York State Advisory Committee to the Partners Home Administration of the USDA. Bell, Tompkins County Trust Co. agriculture relations director, also serves on the Fish and Wildlife Board of District I. His FHA board role supports Tru mansburg’s $300 000 municipal water system loan application now in process. He will advise on policy, emergency credit, and agency coordination. He is a delegate to Seneca County Regional Development Council and the sole foreign director of the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto.
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Interlaken - Lewis S. Bell R.D
New York State
Partners Home Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Bell
Tompkins County Trust Co
Fish and Wildlife Management Board
District I
New York State Conservation Department
FHA
Trumansburg
Seneca County
Firemen’s Barbecue Saturday in Trumansburg
The Trumansburg Volunteer Fire Company hosts a chicken barbecue and band concert at the Fire House on Saturday July 23. Serving begins at 4 PM with the Trumansburg Central School Band entertaining at 8 PM. Proceeds support the fire department equipment fund. Free delivery offered by calling 387-6501.
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Trumansburg
Trumansburg Volunteer Fire Company
Trumansburg Central School
Trumansburg Fire Department Equipment Fund
Lodi Odd Fellows Plan Picnic With Rebekah Lodge
There will be a picnic for Odd Fellow Banner Lodge and Ber nice Rebekah Lodge at Clayton Browns in Lodi on Friday July 22. Bring your family a dish to pass table service and rolls.
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Lodi
Odd Fellow Banner Lodge
Bernice Rebekah Lodge
Clayton Browns
Ovid Church Votes To Continue Building Program
The Ovid Federated Church voted 34 to 4 to continue the building project after Sunday’s meeting chaired by Rev. David Sheldon. Dr. Willis Allen outlined how prior funds were used and the fall campaign to fund the two thirds finished sanctuary, education building, and fellowship hall. Progress continues with work to start on the sanctuary next spring.
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Ovid Church
OVID
Ovid Federated Church Congregational Meeting
Church Council
David Sheldon
Willis Allen
de. Allen
Ovid Federated Church
Tractor Pull Winners at Trumansburg Fair
The Trumansburg Fair lists winners in two divisions. Lightweight results include Robert George first and David Eastman second, with Karol Covert fourth and David Updike fifth. Heavyweight champion is Howard Bassett with Leonaldrich second and Lew is Kelly third, followed by Ernest Eastman and Albert Updike.
PSC Allows Empire Telephone Corp to Issue Mortgage
The Public Service Commission allows Empire Telephone Corp to issue a 128,343 mortgage note to the United States Rural Electrification Administration. Proceeds will repay existing debt for plant improvements including a new central office at Prattsburg and garages, a central office at Pulteney, and dial equipment at Prattsburg and Pulteney. Empire serves about 3,000 telephone stations across Steuben Yates Schuyler Seneca and Genesee counties via five central offices.
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Public Service Commission
Empire Telephone Corp
United States Rural Electrification Administration
Prattsburg
Pulteney
Urbana
Steuben, Yates, Schuyler, Seneca
Genesee Counties
Tom DeLyser Wins National Design Award
Teen designer Tom De Lyser, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert De Lyser of Route 89, earned a second place in the Linde Stars Jewelry Design Contest open to all 50 states. He will receive jewelry, luggage, an Elgin watch, and sportswear and a top designs display at the Retail Jewelers Show in New York from July 31 to August 4.
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Interlaken
Tom de Lyser
Linde Stars
Union Carbide of
New York
Tom
Elgin
McGregor
Herbert DeLyser
Route 89
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Trumansburg School
Aileen Beers
Murphy
Griffith
PSC
Tom Delyser
National Design
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