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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1973
Page
1
Trumansburg firefighters raise funds to buy a new ambulance without village board matching funds. By Feb 22 they had 6100 cash and 1700 pledges, aiming to cover 13150 total. They plan to place the order at the March 7 meeting and receive delivery within 90 days. A traveling donation barrel and auxiliary events support the drive.
Information lists adults in household and number of children. It notes ambulance attendants and date of alert plus amount of contribution enclosed. The terse entry records the medical alert procedure and supporting financial reminder.
South Seneca officials reached an unofficial consensus on building a new JSH campus after an all afternoon and evening board meeting. The plan projects two K-6 units in Interlaken and Ovid and a 7-12 unit at a later site, with renovations to current Interlaken and Ovid buildings to house K-6.
Errigo of Whig Street is Citizens Party trustee candidate. Bates of South Street chosen by Citizens Party for Trustee. Pioneer Trustee candidate Dale Baker of Hector Street, Ithaca College graduate and music educator. Fred Chalone, Jr. High Industrial Arts teacher, also a Pioneer choice with extensive civic work.
Citizens must be registered to vote in the Village Election. Those who have moved or have questions should attend Registration Day at their polling place this Saturday March 3 from 12 noon to 9 p.m.
James A. Gabriel joins the Franklin firm in Ovid after earning a 1972 Cornell Law School degree and completing Army service. The Oakfield native, Alfred University alumnus, resides with his wife Judith on Rt. 96 near Interlaken and will work alongside Benjamin Franklin.
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