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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
19
On Tuesday June 20 a county wide primary election will be held for the Democratic and Liberal parties with 58 polling places open from 12 noon to 9 pm. No Republican primary. Voting machines will be used. Four inspectors per polling place two Republicans and two Democrats. Instructions to inspectors forthcoming.
The Rev. Charles F. Schwartz of Searsburg United Church of Christ gave the invocation at SUNY Cortland on May 27 marking the 25th anniversary of his Cortland graduation and the awarding of his Master of Science in Elementary Education. He also holds a Master of Divinity from Yale and permanent certificates in Physical Education and Elementary Education. He teaches Grades 1-6 at Enfield Elementary School.
A committee led by Marie Vallely plans a youth center and will circulate a survey to grades 7 through 12. Building and funding are key issues while student input and fund raising community support are expected to shape future steps. Results to be reviewed June 26.
Tom Gell of Washington Street is appointed Assistant Regional Director of Outdoor Recreation for the Finger Lakes Parks Commission. He succeeds Abraham George of Ithaca, who recently retired, and has a long tenure starting as a Park Engineer in 1966 and as general Park Superintendent in 1967.
The Volunteer Fire Company answered fourteen calls in May including ambulance six, barn one, house one, motor vehicle two, sauna bath one, and mutual aid to three others. Total man hours of service were 461 and training hours 237.
The Taughannock Garden Club announces urgent care for spring bought trees. They call for pruning and sufficient watering, especially during summer. The club's Memorial Day weekend plant sale raised over 150 dollars for multiple gardening projects led by Mrs. Richard Lewis and Carolyn Vann Leer.
TRUMANS BURG Lodge No 15 schedules a special meeting at 8 p m Monday June 19 at the Masonic Temple to discuss the TrumanS burg Centennial plans and events.
Hilda Murphy reports a small turnout for the June zoning information session in Trumansburg. The commission will consider Finger Lakes Kennel Club proposals and dog kennel relocation timing, with a June 20 discussion and no public hearing date set yet.
The committee led by Robert Newport cites cost as the main factor in the plan to move police services. The sheriff's proposal is the most economical versus neighboring villages with their own departments. Last year's cost was 15 764.95, while lighting from New York State Electric and Gas under a new contract runs 6 450.16 versus the previous 5 470.46.
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