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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1972
Page
1
A talking snowmobile named SMB recounts a rogue ride across lawns and Route 96. It warns of trespass dangers possible harm to children and recalls the need for responsibility and care for others when traveling on public and school property.
The Seneca County Narcotic Guidance Council will hold counselor training meetings on five Tuesdays from 8:00 to 9:30 p.m. at Romulus Presbyterian Church. Each Local Council including Seneca Falls Waterloo Romulus and South Seneca will send at least five members. Dr Carl S Davis of SUNY Oswego will lead the sessions with Anthony Kay arranging details.
Romulus officials heard from John Durso of the Seneca County Real Property Tax Service that about 2000 parcels have been reappraised with only 9 refusals to allow entry. The program, run by United Appraisal Service, aims to finish reassessment by year end with villages completed first. Grievance Day will shift to a board of assessment review. Edward Hayward named assessor for Romulus and Ovid. detailed record cards replace old assessment books.
Ovid Town Clerk Mary Everts reported 61 dog licenses were delinquent while 252 dogs were licensed for 1972 bringing in 252 dollars. The board approved February bills for Albert Evans the dump guard at 104.53 dollars and a note of thanks to the highway crew for plowing during Edith Craft’s illness. An April meeting date and surplus equipment discussion were noted.
Six delinquent dog owners were served summons and scheduled to appear in the Town of Covert Justice Court on Tuesday March 7 to obtain 1972 dog licenses. The Town Board met March 6 with all members present and approved general fund bills of 9579 and highway bills of 888.14 plus 51 in town clerk fees.
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