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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
1
Enfield moves toward a highway support building with a two acre land purchase from Harry Willis. The board budgets yearly for the project and studies its size and type. A $25 junk yard deposit is required before a public hearing. Two unlicensed vehicles on property may define a junk yard under state law and prompt action.
The Red Cross Blood Bank will be held in Hadley Hall at Willard State Hospital on Monday, March 28. The quota is 100 pints. Anyone who missed a local bank is invited to donate from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 1 to 4 p.m.
TRUMANSBURG The Central School will be closed March 28 so faculty can attend the Spring conference of the Seneca Tompkins Association at Ithaca College. The morning session features BOCES work. Irvin E Heary will lead. In the afternoon Representative Howard W Robison speaks followed by sessions on teaching approaches and education programs.
The South Seneca Republican Women will hold their regular monthly meeting on Thursday March 24 at 8 p.m. at the home of Catherine Cokefair in Interlaken. Officers will be installed and a membership report given. Members are urged to attend and bring ideas beneficial to the group.
The March Lodi Farm Bureau Kitchen Conference prioritized a county wide water abatement program to curb pollution in Seneca County. Fourteen farmers and wives attended with William Ford of Trumansburg sharing solutions from a neighboring county. A state funded 60 80 percent cost share for a unified survey was cited to encourage cooperation. Other topics included fertilizer control, improved cooperation among town highway departments, stricter health rules for new homes, and faster utility services to rural areas. Continued on back page.
Ovid Central School boards approved the Coop Board budget of 62348.00 and the local budget of 812000.00 for 1966-67 with possible changes from pending state legislation. They planned bus purchases and authorized bids and online notices while supporting safety, health, and guidance services.
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