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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
1
Mayor Dan Schreder proclaims May 26 1975 as Poppy Day in Trumanesburg. Proclamation notes the Poppy memorial flower honors war dead and aids living veterans and families. contributions benefit Children and Youth and Rehabilitation locally.
TRUMANSBURG May 26 1975 parade begins 10 00 a m at the Elementary school parking lot units form 9 40 a m service at St James Cemetery 10 30 with Harold Wright American Legion Commander master of ceremonies program includes invocation pledge memorial day speech musical selections and benediction by Father Firing Squad and Legion volunteers support for veterans through poppy donations aids rehabilitation and home programs by the Auxiliary Units will offer poppies made at the Bath VA Hospital and volunteers assist at Veterans Administration facilities
At a Trumansburg town meeting the planning board outlined a 28 year growth projection adding about 20 000 residents to the county. Officials warned unchecked expansion could blur town boundaries within three years, threatening farms open space and utility provision.
Dana F. Poyer resigns as Town Justice. Roger Rector appointed in his place, also serving as Village Justice. A six year gravel contract with James Scott at 200 dollars per year or 25 cents per yard, renegotiable in three years. The board approves 100 dollars from federal revenue for the Ulysses Historical Society and sets a June 2 public hearing. Roger Frost sworn as Village Police Chief with safety measures and new outreach plans. A July bus referendum and fleet policy discussed. 10 grievances in past year, most resolved in teachers’ favor.
A crowded Trumansburg board meeting featured a no confidence statement from the Teachers Association about District principal Donald Cahill. Residents pressed the board for specifics, asking what educational problems and issues affect the district beyond the budget.
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