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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1975
Page
1
TRUMANSBURG The board faces state aid cuts that could raise taxes by as much as 30 percent. A $35,000 federal grant supports middle school programs and library equipment while NDBA Title I funds aid high school equipment and remodels. Election set for May 25 with two board vacancies.
Review praises a creditable display by Trumansburg Central School art students along Main Street. The exhibit features puppets dolls ceramics crafts and wood items with varied subjects and imaginative techniques. Show highlights include works by Aileen Baldwin Rachelle Berne Ethel Heila Marion Hoffmire and Robert Timerson in The Country Mouse and Telephone Co windows.
Wesley D. Millspaugh and Arthur J. Golder Jr. were named to Tompkins County Trust Company Trumansburg Advisory Board. Millspaugh, lifelong Trumansburg resident and Millspaugh Bros. partner, served in World War II and is married to Lillian Sue Tompkins. Golder, an attorney, has lived in Trumansburg since 1958, attended Cornell, and served as Ulysses town councilman and county representative, with wife Margaret Miller. they reside at 19 Congress Street with three children Catherine, John, and Lynn.
Residents urged to contact Albany legislators as local district warns of a 100000 to 200000 dollar loss in state aid for the coming school year. The Board of Education asks taxpayers to press for relief to avoid higher local taxes. Officials list Assemblyman Gary A. Lee Senator William T. Smith and Senator Frederick Warder as points of contact.
Trumansburg announces the first annual Indoor Color Guard contest on Saturday March 22 at 1 00 p m in the Central High School gym Eight units including Union Springs Cato Meridian South Seneca and others compete for top trophies Canandaigua Guard will give an exhibition Admission is 100 for adults 50c for students and children and 50c for senior citizens Proceeds support the Trumansburg Band Boosters Finger Lakes Indoor Color Guard circuit events follow with host Trumansburg March 22 and later stops in Waterloo Union Springs South Seneca May 3.
The Ulysses Town Board approved two lot size variations for a housing development between Pennsylvania Ave and South Streets after discussion at Tuesday's meeting. Zoning Officer Arlee Robinson outlined steps to enforce town ordinances at Scribners trailer park on Rt 96 and among residents, with advisories issued and further action expected. A permit renewal for the park will be withheld while violations persist.
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