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Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1967

Page

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Community Honors All Veterans at Ovid Park Memorial

Fr Lammers of Holy Cross Church led Ovid's Veterans Day program honoring all wars with prayers and remarks on sacrifice. American Legion Post 463 VFW Post 6200 and Sons of Union Veterans helped with color guards as the Ovid Central School Band performed under Robert Jacoby. Rev David Sheldon Rev prayed, and wreaths were placed on the veterans monument by VFW chaplain Ernest Mills and Legion chaplain Stanley Childs, George E. Pemberton served as master of ceremonies.

Ovid Park Lammers Holy Cross Church American Legion VFW Sons of Union Veterans Ovid Central School Robert Jacoby David Sheldon Federated Church Ernest Mills American Legion Post Stanley Childs

Validity Fight Over Lodi Vote Recount

Lodi attorney Benjamin Franklin will set a date to record testimony from 87 year old Fanny Licht as the validity of her absentee ballot is challenged by Democratic Supervisor Edward McGuire who lost 261 to 259 to Republican Alfred Ahouse. McGuire alleges machine pre opening vote entries and a 108 vote blank column discrepancy. a temporary injunction blocked recanvass figures. Supreme Court Justice Marshall Livingston appointed Franklin as referee. both sides agreed.

Lodi Benjamin Franklin Ovid Fanny Licht Edward McGuire Alfred Ahouse McGuire Seneca County Election Board Recanvass Supreme Court Marshall Livingston Penn Yan Franklin Daniel Pasqualle John Nicit Ahouse

Interlaken Education Week Observed at Board Meeting

Interlaken Board of Education held its Nov 9 meeting as part of American Education Week activities with PTA. Mrs Camille Murphey and Robert Gerlach approved to attend the NY State School Music Association conference at the Concord Hotel December 3 to 6. William Pritchard named voting delegate to the NY State School Boards Association.

Interlaken Interlaken Board of Education PTA Donald Hanford Camille Murphey Robert Gerlach New York State School Music Association Concord Hotel William Pritchard New York

TCS To Buy Busses BOCES School Site Sought

Trumansburg Central School Board moves quickly to buy four new school buses authorized at last July’s annual meeting. Huckle notes BOCES studies a vocational school site near Floral Avenue Bostwick Road in Ithaca. Board reps attend the Central School Council fall meeting in Cortland on November 16 and an all day Ithaca session on teacher school board negotiations.

TCS BOCES Trumansburg Central School Board of Education Huckle Athaca Floral Avenue Bostwick Road Central School Council Cortland Ithaca State Education Department

Village Board Hears Complaints and Proposals in Trumansburg

The Trumansburg village board met Tuesday November 13 at the firehouse approving minutes and hearing reports. Traffic arrests totaled seven for October and officials praised fire and police departments for limiting Halloween mischief. A trailer on Cayuga Street may require a new permit to replace it and zoning amendments would raise legal dwelling space to 1000 square feet prompting a public hearing November 27. Sewer extension to Elm and Hector Streets was conditionally approved, and a house numbering plan was to be explored with cost estimates.

Trumansburg Ness Cayuga Street Francis Potter Elm Hector Streets Gary Gleason Wll Albert Moore Groton

Covert Adopts 1968 Budget Despite Silent Public Hearing

Town of Covert approved an 81 645 dollar budget for 1968 after a public hearing drew no attendees. The Oct month clerk report lists numerous licenses sold and fees, dog census shows 386 dogs, and the Interlaken Historical Society contract was renewed. The board authorized bid ads for a dump truck with plow and a bottom dump trailer with snow gear.

Covert County Treas Frances Hitchcock The Interlaken Historical Society Inds Brown Frontenac Point Seymour

Newspaper prints early next week for Thanksgiving

Notice announces an advance print schedule due to Thanksgiving with a final copy deadline set for Saturday November 18 at noon. Readers are invited to submit early.

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