District board reviews energy saving, data processing and debt issues
The board discusses reducing energy costs, inspecting buildings, and Cayuga Ford bids for buses. It recalls leaving the Onondaga Syracuse Data Processing Center after service issues and a $2,934 bill dispute, plus a $841.15 share escrow. The meeting reviews Dormitory Authority debt, local refinancing options, and a principal contract renewal with a decision expected at the next session.
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Cahill
Cayuga Ford
TCS
T-burg Motors
Ford Motor Co
Dist
Onondaga Syracuse Data Processing Center
Syracuse Data Processing Center
Trumansburg Central
Onondaga-Syracuse
Witko
Joseph Riley
Stephen Johnson
Jim Sirrine
Donald Cahill
Trumansburg Booster Drive Boosts Free Press Subscriptions
The Trumansburg All-Sports Booster Club reports a successful Nov 2 circulation drive for The Free Press with 35 workers. Boosters earn $200 credit for each new subscription brought in before Nov 30. contact team captains to arrange pickup of the $5.00 entry and ensure credit.
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Trumansburg
Free Press
All Sports Boosters Club
Boosters Club
Bicentennial Bell Ringing Sought in Tompkins County
The Tompkins County Bicentennial Commission seeks help locating all bell bearing buildings for a 2 pm July 4 1976 simultaneous ringing. People with knowledge of schools churches or public buildings with bells should notify Clinton House Ithaca at 273 8284.
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Ithaca
J Cuyler Page
Tompkins Cour
Torkins County
Tompkins County
Bicentennial Commission
Clinton House
Board Adopts Proposed Budget for 1976 in Trumansburg
The Ulysses Town Board approved a 1976 budget of 270 241 after a brief hearing with one private citizen. The Trumansburg village tax rate is 26802 per 1 of assessed value and outside township portions 230. The General tax levy is 15 415 and highway levies total 52 580 for the town. Taxable assessed value is 19 617 681 for the entire town and 13 712 961 for outside portions.
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Trumansburg
Ulysses
Gem and Mineral Club Meeting in Ithaca This Thursday
The Tompkins Co Gem and Mineral Club holds its November meeting on Thursday November 13 at 730 pm. Dr David Kirkley will speak on Sabellariid Reef and related topics at the Paleontological Research Institution Ithaca visitors are welcome to attend.
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Ithaca
Tompkins Co. Gem & Mineral Club
Paleontological Research Institution
Trumansburg Rd
David Kirkley
Driver Education Course at Dickerson High
A 3 hour Driver Education session will run from 7 00 to 10 00 pm on Wednesday November 19 at Charles O Dickerson High School Building 3. Advance registration is requested by calling 607 387 7551 ext 2 during school hours.
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Boces
State of
Trumansburg
Charles O Dickerson High School
Bicentennial plans outlined by Taughannock Publications Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce outlines year long Bicentennial activities in Ulysses and Trumansburg led by Carrie Martin and co chairs Tom Bennett Joanne Brown and David McKeith. It covers Heritage 76 Festival 76 and Horizons themes with events at schools, the fairgrounds, and community sites, plus a photo project and the donation drive for brochure pictures.
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Trumansburg
Ulysses
Carrie Martin
Tom Bennett
Joanne Brown
David McKeith
Joe Farrell
James Richar
Hope Bower
Karen Weick
Camille Murphey
Gerald Hendrix
Tillie Updike
Arlee Robinson
Ruth Wolverton
Historical Society
Bruce Paine
Daniel Shreher
Lydia Sears
Floyd Parks
Ted Hopkins
Rotary
William Baker
John Huttar
Masonic
The
Fair Association
Ellen Hall
Alex Brooks
Nancy Dean
Osmo Heila
Marvin Mitterer
DAR
Grove Cemetery
Costume Bureau
Fair Grounds
Ed Tracey
Steve Craig
al Richar
American Legion
Jim
Richardov
Taughannock
Ladies Auxiliary of the
Masonic Lodge
TCS Allumni
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Dickinson
Chamber
Taughannock Falls
Trumansburg Beautification Clears Plan for Village Bicentennial
On Saturday November 1 the Trumansburg Beautification Committee began planting a red white and blue tulip bed along Main Street for the village Bicentennial. Three hundred tulips were donated by Mr and Mrs Roger Rector of Cayuga Street. Volunteers included the Taughannock Garden Club Beautification Committee and ten members of Boy Scout Troop 13 who earned community service credits. Window boxes and planters on Main Street were filled with evergreens for the holiday season.
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Trumansburg
Main St
Roger Rector
Cayuga St
Taughannock Garden Club
Boy Scout Troop 13
Nuclear power touted as cheaper energy option over coal
A claim asserts nuclear power is cheaper than coal generated electricity, suggesting it will help keep energy costs down. The statement emphasizes economic comparison and potential consumer benefits.
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Ann Cooper
Jitter
Denmark
Ann Swift
Paul Dinson
Free Press Office
Gem and Mineral Club
T’burg
Holton's
Jock” Petersen
Belinda Thompson
Weaver
Hughes - Giblin Dignam
Tingwell
David Wilamson
Tim Bur Borstal
Embassy Pictures