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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1967
Page
1
Interlaken officials announce winter parking hours begin November 15. Parking on Main Street and West Avenue is prohibited after 2 30 a.m. to aid snow removal. Violators will have vehicles towed at owner expense. The rule runs from November 15 to April 1.
Ida Mae Brown 51 of Ithaca died in Tompkins County Hospital two days after her car left Rt 96 near Covert and struck a tree. The vehicle split in two with the front on the shoulder and the rear about 20 feet away. she suffered multiple injuries and was pronounced after transport by Hurlbut Ambulance. Interlaken nurse employed at Community Sanitarium. Investigation by Trooper C P Quick and deputies Brust and McDonald.
Ulysses United Fund chairman John Snedeker asks all residents to return pledges at the Post Office or to co chair Robert Herrick at the bank after a Monday phonethon. The telephone drive replaces the house to house canvass and aims to meet the budget for local agencies.
Unofficial results reported by phone include Supervisor James Turo first and Wiggis in second, Town Clerk Frances Hitchcock and Carol Draheim figures, Justice of Peace Webb Rankin, Councilman Jack Mount and Donald Pell, Assessor long term Chauncey Gregg and Percy Freese, Assessor short term Harold Dailey and Alfred Percy, Highway Superintendent Morris Brown and Myron Williams, Tax Collector Lucille Weatherby and Mildred Jager. Count totals are given for each candidate with district outcomes.
Ovid Mayor Watson proclaims November 5 through 11 as National Education Week with the theme How Good Are Your Schools The Ovid Central School PTA reports winners in Essay and Art Poster contests for grades nine through twelve and junior high.
Interlaken veterans group announces Veterans Day events on November 11 at the Legion Home. Commander Morris Brown urges all residents to display the U S flag and join a nationwide tribute to all who have served, including Vietnam era veterans, with emphasis on unity and patriotism.
Interlaken officials and residents attended the Nov 2 opening of the Sanitary Landfill developed by Richard Seymour. The Seneca County Health Department issued a certificate of approval after inspection by John Larson and John Wellington. Permits are required for residents of Ulysses, Covert, and Interlaken, with 87 issued in Ulysses already.
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