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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
10
Interlaken officials outlined a possible joint sponsor ship with Geneva General Hospital to bring a doctor to town two or three days weekly this fall. The board discussed sewer costs for Route 96, oxygen service liability, and repairs to the fire tanker.
Supervisor Swarr reports on a meeting with Justice Selover and Clerk Whittier about collaborating with Geneva General Hospital to set up a part time doctor office. The board approves the cooperative arrangement and notes related town actions and license payments.
At the May 8 regular meeting of Interlaken Post 462 the officers for the coming year were elected. Commander Floyd Makyes leads a slate that includes 1st Vice Charles Pell 2nd Vice Merritt Grover Adjutant Thomas Boyes Finance Officer William Boyes Historian William Peabody Chaplain Clesson Mace Sergeant at Arms Franklin Bassette and Service Officer John Jager. The State Commerce Department reports there are more private golf clubs in New York than in any other state.
Lodi held a special town board meeting on May 10 to discuss topics from the last regular session. Councilman Cunningham and Cassady reported contacting Robson of Geneva about repairing the wrecked snow plow truck for about 1500 to 2000 dollars and noted the truck may only last six months to a year. Attorney Koch will contact Robson and arrange towing to Geneva while Highway Superintendent MacCheyne opposed repairs due to a bent frame. The Genesee Community College fifth annual commencement will be June 3 at 3 p.m. in the college forum with about 346 diploma recipients including James H Bromka and Marcy J Hendrix from the area.
Interlaken schedules its Memorial Day parade for Monday May 28 starting 9 a.m. at the Legion Hall. Participants include Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Brownies Cub Scouts Firemen Gold Star Mothers Village Board members and World War I veterans. If rain parade moves to Interlaken School Gym with Major Morgan Jones delivering the main speech. Major Jones a 14 year veteran from Johnstown Pa is a mechanical engineer and served in Vietnam.
The Interlaken Historical Society invites members and friends to a gathering Monday May 21 at 7 30 p m. Bring items of historical or genealogical interest to share. Refreshments will be served.
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