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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1972
Page
17
The Free Press questions elicited a financial statement on the Water Fund noting a balance of 91857 with upcoming electric bills and a 50260 reserve. Storm sewers budgets rose from 2800 in 1970 71 to 3850 in 1971 72 with 1545 spent to date.
The Pioneer Party fields a three-member panel in Trumansburg to answer Village issues raised by the March 2 Free Press. They propose building a small water fund with a rate increase to cover future costs and launching a five to ten year storm sewer plan using existing maps and priority projects.
The Romulus Town Board votes to advise Varick of a water rate increase. It approves $20 for four Willard Water & Sewer District maps from Loziers Engineers, orders a public snowmobiles meeting for Mar 23 at 7:30 PM, funds a filing cabinet for Assessor Edward Hayward, accepts a Mobile Home Park Code, designates creek issues at Poplar Beach to property owners, approves a new pickup for the highway department, and approves clerk minutes and monthly report by Joe Luppino.
Mr and Mrs Robert R Murray of Updike Road Trumansburg were feted by about a hundred guests at a Feb 26 reception at the Arthur E Bouton Post 770 American Legion in Trumansburg. The couple wed Feb 22 1947 in Reynoldsville Methodist Church.
About 90 eighth grade parents attended an informal orientation at Tru mansburg Central School on March 6. Guidance counselor Hus ted led a program outlining high school course offerings. Dr Lester Burns and Carl Jordan answered questions with PTA hostesses serving refreshments.
TRUMANSBURG The March 16 meeting at 7 30 pm in the Chapel on Main Street is open to the public. David Allen, vice president of Whites Nursery, will present an illustrated talk on choosing planting and caring for trees with a Q and A session to follow.
The funeral crowd filled the parlor as Pelar Rolfe, beloved Enfield resident, was laid to rest after a long illness. A week long notices describe visits by Ray and Millicent Carpenter from Florida, Mae Laverpool’s Jan to Hawaii trip, and other residents' trips. Helen Smith thanks Heart Fund volunteers as Crystal Gray wins praise for eye tests in Syracuse.
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