South Seneca to Vote on Six Budget Proposals
South Seneca Central School District schedules a revote July 26 in the Ovid Building from 1 to 8 PM on six propositions totaling 2 315 300 including instructional supplies transportation lunch interscholastic events maintenance and a contingency budget. If all pass the district’s 1971 72 budget expands. if any fail a contingency plan plus driver education funding may be adopted.
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Lodi
South Seneca
Board of Education
South Seneca Central School District
Ovid
Covert
Romulus
Seneca County
Hector
Schuyler County
State of New York
South Seneca Central School
Proposed school budget fight prompts sweeping student costs
Voters face July 26 decision with a citizens group warning a budget rejection triggers: parents pay for K 6 textbooks, bus stops on major routes, no spectator buses or field trips, lunch program abolished, all interscholastic activities ended, and reduced maintenance risking rapid building deterioration.
Trumansburg School Budget Approved and Officials Elected
The Trumansburg Central School District held its annual meeting on July 13 with Prof. L. Pearce Williams as chairman. Edward McLean to become District Principal August 1, and the 1971 72 budget of 2 382 731 was presented by Charles O. Dickerson.
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Trumansburg
Trumansburg Central
L. Pearce Williams
Edward McLean
Charles O. Dickerson
Man dies in Seneca Lake boating accident
A 62 year old man, George G. Afarian of Binghamton, died after a boat swamped on Seneca Lake near Lodi Point. Passenger John Berry of Johnson City was rescued by Ray Estes of Rochester. Investigators include Andersberit, Gerald Brewer, and deputies Buck, Ragan and Favreau with Loch Fire Department under Chief Eugene Haff.
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Ovid
Seneca Lake
George G. Afarian
Binghamton
Joseph Colburn
South Main St
Berry
Estes
Afarian
Willis SA Lea
Coronisr
Heroes
Aetar
Westdental Growning
Andersberit
Gerald Brewer
Buck, Ragan and Favreau
Loch Fire Department
Eugene Haff
Glen Williamee to head Tri Co Jaycees
Interlaken resident Glen Williamee was elected president of the Tri County Jaycees at Covert Town Hall on July 15. Other officers include Internal VP Joe Dendis of Interlaken and External VP Gene Kelly of Mecklenburg, with Harold A. Shriner as treasurer and Gerald McComb as secretary. The meeting also covered Board of Education candidates and a detailed budget vote with 489 voters, 31 first time voters, and results showing Ehrhart and VanVolkinburg elected to the board.
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Interlaken
Glen Williamee
Tri County Jaycees
Covert Town Hall
Joe Dendis
County Road
Gene Kelly
Mecklenburg
Harold A. Shriner
Trumansburg
Gerald McComb
Rock River Rd
Ovid
Mary Bay
E. Buffalo St
Ithaca
Bill Williamee
Enfield Center Road
John Yaw
Williams
Board of Education
Billie Campbell
Isabel Duddleston
Lola Jackson
Virginia Kondracki
Catherine Stover
Hiram Morehouse
Morehouse
Marion D. Ehrhart
Edwin A. Meixell
Donald F. Sola
Franklin VanVolkinburg
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Board of Education of
South Seneca Central
Roothius
Elas
Phyllis Riddle
Donald E. Ryan
Sheriffs Report
Tri-Co
Jaycees
Franklin van Volkinberg
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