Trumansburg Board Approves 1971 72 Budget and Plans
The Trumansburg Board approved an estimated 1971 72 school year budget of 2 382 671 23 including a 20 000 June balance. This is an 83 599 increase over the current year and 3.6 percent higher after a 57 896 reduction. An exact tax figure will be provided with public presentation and full budget released July 6. The annual district meeting is scheduled July 13 with voting July 14.
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Trumansburg
Board of Education
L. Pearce Williams
Trumansburg Grangers to Honor Longtime Members
TRUMANSBURG Enfield Grangers will honor six 60 year and eight 25 year members at an open meeting with supper at 6 45 p.m. on June 18 in the Grange Hall State Master Robert Drake will speak All area grangers and friends welcome. Smorgasbord at Perry City Friends Church June 22 at 5 p.m. serving ham escaloped chicken salads pies and cakes Public welcome.
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Trumansburg - Enfield
Robert Drake
Trumansburg
Ladies of the
Perry City
Searsburg Grange Meeting Set with Picnic Supper
The Searsburg Grange plans its next regular meeting for Friday June 18 at 8 p.m. with a picnic supper at 6 30 p.m. sharp. All members are urged to attend this meeting.
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Trumansburg
Searsburg Grange
Village meets at new fire house
TRUMANSBURG A short June meeting of the village board was held Monday night at the new fire house on Rt. 96 just north of town. Mayor Newport congratulated the firemen for remodeling efforts and for offering their professional skills to save costs. An open house is planned for fall when the house is completed. Two residents raised concerns about village pickup and a deep ditch, both referred to Gary Gleason.
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Trumansburg
Rt. 96
Newport
Halsey Street
Gary Gleason
Townsend Receives 50 Year Masonic Honor in Trumansburg
Alfred S. Townsend, long time Fidelity Chapter 77 member since May 10, 1921, was awarded a 50 year certificate and pin at a Fidelity Chapter meeting. Grand High Priest Robert Dod presented the honor as other grand officers and members from Ovid Interlaken Elmira Montour Falls Ithaca Auburn Port Byron attended.
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Trumansburg
Alfred S. Townsend
Fidelity Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Robert Dod
State of New York
Alfred Townsend
Townsend
Tru Mmansburg
Florida
William Carr
H. Randall Kreger
Osco Peterson
Sojourner
Grand Chapter
State of
New York
Ovid
Interlaken
Elmira
Montour Falls
Ithaca
Auburn
Port
Retiring Teachers Honored In Trumansburg Ceremony
A June 9 gathering at the high school cafeteria celebrated retirees Mrs. Gladys Hall and Mrs. Veronica Low, with punch and cookies served by homemaking students under Miss Margaret Elliott. Hall served 14 years in Trumansburg and Low two years. several other staff members were named as leaving the system and a gift was presented by the Trumansburg Teachers Assoc.
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Hiram Morehouse
Vincent Campbell
Henry Kondracki
John Duddleston
Harold Jackson
Beech Stover
Robert Murphy
A. Harold Brown
Teachers’ Assoc
Hammond
Nichols
Ryan
Interstate Bakery
Elmira
N.Y
Lutes
Babe Ruth Baseball Organization
American Legion
Gladys W.hall
Trumansburg
Nadine Mandigo
Linda Bricker
Edward Prevost
Margaret Elliott
Gladys Hall
Veronica Low
Hall
Low
Miss Ward
Mandigo
D’abate
Paulsen
Carlsen
Hughes
King
Simon
Glenn
Cornett
Bricker
Leahy
Hogarty
Slattery
Miss Corner
Trumansburg Teachers Assoc
Burr earns seventh Constructive Breeder Award at Ayrshire meeting
At the 96th National Ayrshire meeting in Louisville 300 breeders from 30 states two Canadian provinces and Colombia attended. Charles E. Burr of Burr Ayr Farms Trumansburg earned his seventh Constructive Breeder Award for milk production and superior conformation based on a 12893 pound annual yield and 472 pound butterfat average with 85.9 type score and 88 percent bred by the CBA winner. Records checked by Cornell University Official Testing.
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Trumansbuerg
Colombia
S.A
Louisville
Dwight Knipp
David Gibson, Jr
Charles E. Burr
Burr Ayr Farms
Trumansburg
CBA
Cornell University
Trumansburg Teachers and Board Reach One Year Agreement
Trumansburg Central School Teachers Association and the Board of Education finalize negotiations under the Taylor Law without impasse. The settlement, effective September 1, raises starting pay by 250 dollars and offers up to 1300 more with a master's plus thirty hours.
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Trumansburg
Spark Plug vs Old Dobbin Compares Farm Power Shift
In 1930 farmers kept 19 million horses and 1 million tractors. Now tractors number about 6 million, shrinking horse use. The Census Bureau stopped counting horses as motor power shifts.
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Census Bureau
Betsy Ross Recalled in Old Sew and Sew Phrase
Betsy Ross is referenced as an old sew and sew figure in a longstanding sewing lore. The line hints at her role in early American flag making and craft symbolism within a historical idea of sewing expertise.
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Betsy Ross
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Edith Wells
Special Childrens Center
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Lina Jones
Helen Raymond
Helen Bower
Christine Rice
Elmine Rumsey
Federated Church Chapel
Searsburg
It) Pharmacy
T.C.S
Howard Hughes
Agency
Trumansburg, NY
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