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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
1
The 1966 Class of Willard State Hospital School of Nursing graduated September 8 in Hadley Hall Auditorium with organ music and remarks by hospital director Dr. Anthony Mustille. The Rev Marcy Pennett urged nurses to dedicate their lives to service and proper training to effectively help others.
Postmaster general announces contract awarded to Robert D. Fraquhar of Black River Rd Watertown to construct a new Ovid village post office on Main Street. The lease runs 10 years at 4100 annually with four five year renewal options. building size listed as 2014 square feet.
Interlaken Board of Directors met in the Central School Cafeteria on October 3 to discuss a 2960 budget increase for the Community Chest agencies including Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Health Committee Salvation Army and Cerebral Palsy group. A work session is planned October 17 to prepare campaign cards. The Knapp School of Music opens on Main Street with instructors from the Southern Tier and offices in Elmira and Corning offering accordion guitar and other lessons.
Mrs Hilda Murphy was appointed Republican Chairman by the Ulysses Town Committee on Monday night. She has served as a 3rd District committeeman for two years and as publicity chair of the County Womens Republican Club. The meeting also named three new town committeemen Denton Schultz Peter Dumont and Arthur Fellows. A grand opening event for Knapp School of Music is set for Monday October 10 from 1 to 9 p.m.
Three rural governments met in Trumansburg to explore a shared dump site after local and village facilities failed health standards. A committee of elected representatives and health officials will study options, costs, and viability for a regional solution within ten years.
Ovid PTA voted September 26 to support the Board of Education resolution for a 15 mile per hour school zone in front of Ovid Central School and to request a blinker light. The PTA also submits the resolution to the state.
The Democratic Caucus in Interlaken held on Wednesday September 28 at 8 p.m. in Covert Town Hall nominated James Van Nostrand for the council position.
A Romulus special town board meeting on September 29 approved an ordinance granting a 50 percent property tax exemption for citizens over sixty five, effective January 1, 1967. Attendees included Supervisor Alton Conkling and J.P. Cris Karlsen was absent.
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