Voters to choose village officers amid mixed party landscapes
March 16 polls present single party ballots in Interlaken Lodi and Ovid with write ins possible, while Trumansburg offers a two party race for each office. Editorial urges informed voting, responsible discussion, and fair coverage of views. Dental Health Clinics for preschoolers begin March 22 in Trumansburg Town Hall with fluoride applications and inspections. appointments via Health Department AR3-7272.
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Interlaken
Lodi
Ovid
Citizens Party
Anty
Trumansburg
Trumansburg Town Hall
Health Department
Ovid Town Board Holds Routine March Session
Ovid Town Board met March 3 at Town Clerk Mary Everts home. The clerk's money report noted various licenses and discharges plus five search and certified copies and one marriage. Supervisor balance stood at 8,855.24 after winter expenditures. Claims were audited and paid. Attendees included Mary Everts, Floyd Westervelt, Fred Doolittle, Bob Mannix, Bill Van Nostrand, Jim Turro. 30 Dellings quint dog owners noted. Bridge work on Sheldrake Road discussed.
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Ovid
Mary Everts
Rown
Herbert Watson
Floyd Westervelt
Fred Doolittle
Bob Mannix
Bill van Nostrand
Jim Turro
Delling Quint
Sheldrake Road
Ovid Graduate Appointed Principal at Waterville Central
Paul J. Carroll of Willard has been named high school principal at Waterville Central School. He currently administers a speech and hearing program for Jefferson County district schools and will start April 15. Carroll, a 1945 Ovid Central School alumnus, served three years in the Air Force.
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Willard
Paul J. Carroll
Elizabeth R. Carroll
Waterville Central School
Carroll
Jefferson County
Ovid Central School
Air Force
Ithaca College
Syracuse University
St. Lawrence University
Lockport
Patricia Rousselle
Buffalo
Carrolls
Redwood
Waterville
Tru mansburg District Vote on Capital Notes Purchase
A special meeting of Tru mansburg Central School District voters is set for March 16 to authorize up to 10 000 in capital notes to buy the Margaret Hollern property on East Main Street. Voting hours 2 to 8 pm in Kindergarten Room District Office building.
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Trumansburg
Trumansburg Central
Margaret Hollern
East Main Street
Trumansburg Central School
United States
Pioneers Oppose Rail Spur Withdrawal in Trumansburg
Harold McGill and Calvin Easter, Pioneer candidates for village Trustee, filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission to seek a public hearing on Lehigh Valley Railroad service between Ta and the Geneva Junction. They warn loss of the spur could harm local livelihoods and industrial prospects, pledging to rally neighboring towns and board involvement to protest.
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Trumansburg
Harold McGill
Calvin Easter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley
McGill
Interlaken
Covert
Ovid
Geneva
Easter
Citizens Deny Budget Figures in Trumansburg Election Row
The Citizens party executive committee responds to Pioneer Party charges with village budget figures for 1959 to 1965 and defends tax stability at 12.00 per 1000 dollars. They note water and sewer funds are separate and seek state and federal aid for municipal systems.
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Trumansburg
Citizens Party
Pioneer Party
Trumansburg Village
Free Press
Bloodmobile visit successful at S E A D
Romulus post commander James O Green announced the Red Cross Bloodmobile drive February results. 194 pints donated: 110 by military personnel and 84 by civilians. Military Police Security Co gave 70 pints, with praise for Capt. Edward Toporek and Joseph Venuti who coordinated the program. Nine depot employees have donated one gallon or more.
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Romulus
James O. Green
Red Cross
Military Police Security Co
Raymond W. Woodington
Fred Petrosino
Edward Toporek
Joseph Venuti
Special Services
Jones Testifies Against VA Hospital Closings in DC
Howard E. Jones of Interlaken testifies before the House Veterans Affairs Committee on proposed VA closures including 11 hospitals 4 domiciliary homes and 16 regional offices. He urges letters to The President and lawmakers to oppose the cuts and preserve veterans services.
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Interlaken
Howard E. Jones
Interlaken Post
Seneca County American Legion
Washington
New York
Straton
Mr Jones
Stratton
Resnicker
Jones
Bath
Syracuse
House Committee On Veterans Affairs
House
United States
William Driver
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Wellsville
Allegany County Democrat
Johnson
America
Ovid Graduate
Paul J Carroll
S.E.A.D