Too late Public speaks out for South Seneca principal
At the Monday Board of Education meeting at the Ovid Auditorium of South Seneca Central School the Teachers Association was criticized for pressures that led to the resignation of District Principal Curtis Maxson. The board faced questions about handling turmoil and the risk of losing more principals. Maxson urged a public relations committee and unity to focus on educating children. The board also discussed better student insurance, easement for sewer lines, and other routine actions including resignations, coaching, and school calendar approval.
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Board of Education
Ovid Auditorum
South Seneca Central School
Assoc
Curtis Maxson
Owen
Bud) English
Roger Ward
Arthur Poulsen
Stanley VanVleet
Teachers Assoc
Richard Curtiss
Curt Maxson
Francis McDonald
CISS
Maxson
Curtiss
Village approves emergency tank replacement for firemen
TRUMANSBURG The village board unanimously declared an emergency to replace a leaking 1966 GMC tanker after Chief Albert Moore warned outside fire protection would be jeopardized. A new 1000 gallon tank will cost 9000 from Sanford Fire Apparatus and be delivered by June 24, with bidding waived to meet a 30 day delivery.
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Trumansburg
Albert Moore
Moore
Sanford
Hearing Set on Extending Cable Service to Trumansburg
Ulysses Town Board hears Cerache Television Corp request to raise monthly rate from 4.50 to 5.00 and extend service into Trumansburg village. Public hearing planned for June 13 at 8 p.m. 77 subscribers currently, most on Route 89. Effective in 1974. Tompkins County official endorses reapportionment plan.
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Hearing
Hilda Murphy
Ulysses
Tompkins County Board of Representatives
Albany
Chamber prepares centennial float for Memorial Day
The Chamber of Commerce advances a Centennial float with a Monday committee led by Robert Newport Thomas Smith and Jack Covert to work with Donna Vann at Village Greenhouse. The information booth will be set on the Village Green for Memorial Day operation. new village signs are ordered from Vincent Campbell and will be installed by the village crew with shared costs. The chamber seeks more member involvement and invites volunteers via Thomas Smith at the Trust Co.
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Trumansburg
Chamber of Commerce
Donna Vann
Robert Newport
Thomas Smith
Jack Covert
Vincent Campbell
the Trust Co
Resignation of District Principal Maxson Surprises Board
The South Seneca Central School Board, after a May 3 meeting with Building Principals, agreed to form a committee of principals, faculty and board members to address district issues. They unanimously accepted the unexpected resignation letter from District Principal Curtis J. Maxson.
One Bid For Used Gradeall To Covert Town Board
At the May 1 1972 meeting the Town of Covert accepted a bid from J C Georg Equipment Corp Syracuse for a used Gradeall priced at 11750 with a 4000 trade in leaving 7750 net. The board approved including a digging and snow bucket and a 30 day parts guarantee. The town opposed Hector Land Use Area extending into Seneca County beyond current limits. General Fund vouchers 2905.55 and Highway Fund vouchers 2515.32 were audited and passed. Town Clerk reported April fees remitted 15.25 with Swanson Mount Hunt Braden present along with Lincoln and the highway superintendent.
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Interlaken
Covert
J.C. Georg Equipment Corp
Syracuse
Mount
Hunt
Lincoln
Braden
Hector
Seneca County
Open House Planned for Stephen H. Craig Station Dedication
TRUMANSBURG residents invited to inspect the new Stephen H. Craig Station on May 20 starting at 2 p.m. A program by the high school band and the American Legion color guard will open ceremonies, followed by a round and square dance in the evening.
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Trumansburg
Stephen H. Craig
American Legion Color Guard
Cleanup days set for Trumansburg village in May
Cleanup days in the village of Trumansburg are scheduled for May 10 11 12 on the South Side of Main Street and May 17 18 19 on the North side. No garbage will be collected unless debris is in secure containers or plastic bags. A donated truck from T Burg Dig ging Service and a volunteer driver will handle the run. Public cooperation is requested and pickup must be ready on designated days.
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Trumansburg
Main St
T- Burg
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South Seneca
Mr. Maxsons
Betty Smith
James Slike
Ovid
New York City
Marv Rich
Ethelyone Cunningham
Charlotte Hovencamp
Robert Pless
Stanley van Vleet’s
James van Galio
John Snedeker
Curtis J. Maxson
Akins
Swanson
Mount and Hunt
Justice Braden
Green Thumb Garden Club
Railroad Ave
Edward Dennison
Alice Dickerson
Ruth Dennison
Mary White
Joseph Dickerson
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