Trumansburg School Board Reorganizes with Ryan Reelected President
Trumansburg Central School Board held its July 21 reorganization meeting with Donald E. Ryan reelected President and Arthur Leboffe as Vice President. New member Marion Ehrhart welcomed, funds and appointments outlined, and regular meeting night set for the second week each month at 7 30 p m.
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Trumansburg
Phyllis Riddle
Joan Grove
June Pless
Frieda Livingood
A.J. Golder, Jr
Ralph J. Low
Stanley K. Gutelius
Jack Smith
Patricia van Liew
Tompkins County Trust Co
Free Press
Ithaca Journal
Tim Germond
Henry
Mary V
Open House At Sampson ROMULUS Schedules Public Tour
The Sampson State School in Romulus invites the public to an all day Open House to view living accommodations and recreation facilities for patients with mental disabilities. Dr. Allan Miller will visit to confer with relatives as 700 patients face transfer to other facilities amid employee terminations set for August 4.
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Romulus
Sampson State School
Sampson
Allan Miller
South Seneca Budget Gains Approval on Third Vote
South Seneca Central School district voters approve the 1971 72 budget in six proposals totaling 2 315 300 after two prior defeats. The plan funds instructional needs transportation lunch interscholastic events maintenance and a contingency. Board to review next year budget with a appointed panel. Souhan Dairy milk bid accepted and resignations and a leave of absence approved.
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South Seneca Central School
Hohwald
Robert Akins
Elmer Porter
Akins
Fred Swick
Les Lind
Souhan Dairy
Carolyn Franklin
Marge Hepburn
Doreen Perelli
Eliott
Kay
Bloodmobile Visit Seeks Gifts for Young Patient
The Seneca County chapter of the Rochester Regional Bloodmobile will stop at Seneca Army Depot on Friday July 30 from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. and 12:15 to 3:30 p.m. A call goes out for positive blood to aid a two year old boy awaiting open heart surgery.
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Romulus
Seneca County
Rochester
Seneca Army Depot
State Police investigate burglary at Egans Mobil Service
The State Police probe a burglary that occurred between noon and 6 15 p m Sunday July 25 at Egans Mobil Service on Main Street. About 1775 in cash was taken from an unlocked safe during business hours. Troopers Manning and Orchard are investigating.
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Interlaken
Egans Mobil Service
Main Street
Manning
Orchard
Deadlines for News and Advertising Copy
Notice sets deadlines for newsroom and advertising material. News copy must be submitted by Monday 9:00 p.m. and advertising copy by Tuesday 10:00 a.m. to meet publication schedules.
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TCS Board
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Camp Babcock Hovey
George the Monkey
George Walker
Nature Conservation Dept
South Seneca
Board of Education
Curtiss Maxson
Gil Hohwald
Ovid
South Seneca Central School Budget