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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1971
Page
3
Classic 1968 Ford Econo Line cargo van with 3 speed transmission and 6 cylinder engine. Includes auxiliary seat and listed price 1195. Local pickup available. vehicle shows well for age and suitable for restoration or daily use with basic mechanical needs.
Avon firm advertises Christmas toy and gift party planning with high commissions and cash bonuses. Contact Santa's Parties in Avon Connecticut, 06001, by phone for bookings and work opportunities.
Narcotics council general delivery at Trumansburg New York 14886 offers drug abuse information. Readers are urged to seek guidance and resources through local agencies and posted contact details.
The family thanks everyone who supported us in the Clover Farm contest enabling a 10 day stay at Camp Pathfinder. Jerry Waid Dale Updike
Sealed proposals for construction work on alterations to Building No 127 for road and loading area at Willard State Hospital Willard New York specification 24746 C must be received by the Office of General Services Albany by 10 30 A M August 11 1971 and opened publicly Bonds labor material 100 of contract required. Deposit 10 for drawings and specifications. Completion date December 10 1971.
The South Seneca Sportsmen Club hosts an annual Ladies Day Steak Dinner for paid up members on Sunday August 8 from noon to 5 p.m. in a community event featuring members and ladies invited to attend.
The state comptroller examined the Town of Lodi Seneca County accounts for 1968 through 1970. The examination report is filed in Lois E. Jennings Clerk office and available for public inspection.
Notice that the State Comptroller has examined the towns accounts for 1968 through 1970. The examination report is on file in the Comptroller's office and is a public record available for inspection by interested persons. Clerk John D Whittier.
A letter argues Board of Education misled residents about a budget plan and questions a $2000 salary rise for the principal. It urges voters to reject all five propositions and to turnout July 2 to reflect district sentiment, noting austerity budgets have supported other districts.
Dear Mr Ward a businessman and legislator opposes a tax on advertising noting bills S 6068 and A 7281 from the 1971 session. He warns a NYC only levy would later spread statewide and raise consumer costs while industries leave New York. He urges across the board cuts and no mass layoffs to avoid further tax impact.
Aneta S. Glover of Interlaken writes a tribute noting the 118th Trumansburg Fair and the absence of Morris Medlock who helped setup and teardown exhibits for over sixty years. The letter reflects on past fairs, local history and the grandfather’s absence at this year’s opening.
All football and cross country candidates and girls on the cheer squad must report to the nurses office for physical exams. On Monday August 2 at Interlaken Building nine o clock and Tuesday August 3 at Ovid Building nine o clock.
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