Trumansburg Board Hikes School Tax Rate Amid Budget Talks
At the May 10 meeting the Trumansburg Central School Board reviewed the 1971-72 and 1972-73 budgets with no salary increases. A rise in taxes may occur if salaries rise. other costs include BOCES, supplies, maintenance, insurance, and the Junior High addition loan. The board approved bussing for five children due to a unsafe Chicken Coop Hill bridge, welcomed a proposed instructional media center, accepted Alberta Sebring’s retirement, funded a six week summer Special Education program, abolished French in the Junior High, planned an elective English program, and declined a summer driver education program.
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Trumansburg
Board of Education
Trumansburg Central School
Arthur Leboffe
Mrr. Ryan
Wayne Voorheis
Chicken Coop Hill
Millspaugh Cited for Leadership by Trumansburg Rotary
Arthur Mills paugh co owner of Millspaugh Bros Inc receives Trumansburg Rotary Outstanding Citizen Award for leadership on the Fair Board and renovation program. He praised as past president of Ulysses Community Council and for fund raising for Tarbell Field lights. The Millspaugh brothers marked 25 years as hardware and builders supplies merchants in Trumansburg.
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Trumansburg
Arthur Millspaugh
Millspaugh Bros Inc
Tarbell
Interlaken Firemen Elect Officers
Interlaken Volunteer Fire Department members met on April 26 to elect officers for the coming year. Elected are President John McCheyne, Vice President Roger Townsend, Secretary Leon Stannad, Treasurer Percy Freese, Chief Alfred Pete Jackson, 1st Assistant Dewey Albro, 2nd Assistant Roger Townsend, with truck captains to be named later. Barton Potter chosen Chief of the Fire Police.
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Interlaken
Interlaken Volunteer Fire Department
John McCheyne
Roger Townsend
Leon Stannad
Percy Freese
Alfred
Pete’’ Jackson
Dewey Albro
Barton Potter
Firemen Dedicate New Craig Station in Community Pledge
The Craig Volunteer Fire Department dedicates a modern station funded by a 37,000 bond and 13,000 in materials with free labor from volunteers. The building, costing about 200,000 to replace, includes offices, kitchen, meeting space, bunk room, and space for five fire trucks. Local craftsmen contributed, boosting community pride as the corps plans ongoing training and fundraising to equip the station.
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Allen
Remen
O'Malley's Hotel Auction Marks New Chapter at Cayuga Lake
The O'Malley hotel at Kidders Ferry Cayuga Lake changed hands after an auction held May 13. New owners James Ludwig and Richard Allis plan to restore and operate the historic hostelry once run by the Coleman family and a longtime post office.
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Ovid Horace C. Tracy
Kidders Ferry
Cayuga Lake
Myron Cole
Waterloo
Mrs. Coleman
Myron Coleman
Pioneers plan annual meeting in Trumansburg
TRUMANSBURG The Pioneer Party will hold its annual meeting tonight at 8 p.m. at the Stephen H. Craig Fire Station. The gathering aims to elect officers for the coming year and to introduce enrollees to newly elected Village Officers Mayor Peter Jager and Trustee James Richar.
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Trumansburg
Pioneer Party
Stephen H. Craig
Peter Jager
James Richar
Interlaken Carnival Firemen Prepare for 1972 Games
Committees led by John and Betty McCheyne plan the Interlaken Volunteer Firemen Carnival for June 15 to 17 1972. Events include Water Ball Horseshoes and a parade with sky diving thrills and a two night chicken barbecue plus prizes like mini bikes and a rotisserie. The pavilion is enlarged to shelter carnivalgoers from weather.
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Interlaken
Bob MaccCheyne
Bob McLaughlin
Fred Stannard
George Montaggake Booth
Hourseshoe
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Ulysses
Enfield
Covert
Hector
Art Millspaugh
Gorham Godwin
First National Bank of Waterloo
Clifford
Pat" Lincoln
Millspaugh
Wesley Millspaugh
Interlaken Firemen
Craig
Partmenat
Mansburg
Lunteerriret
de Pet
O'Malley's Hotel
Ludwig
Mr. Allis
Pioneers Plan Annual Meeting
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