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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1966
Page
1
The Interlaken drive runs from October 24 to November 7 with 55 area workers canvassing homes. Residents receive a brochure detailing supported agencies and requested amounts. Returns are to be left with Mrs. Ann Braden, treasurer, at Braden's Store.
United Fund headquarters report shows 53 percent of the Ulysses quota met with industry at 67 percent or 63 573 dollars. Ithaca College leads at 83 percent for 7261 dollars. Agway New York Tele and Therm Inc receive special employee contributions notices. Other divisions over 50 percent include business 63 percent 69 464 dollars school 61 2 percent 9 279 Homes 55 4 percent 14 139 Cornell 55 5 percent 66 109. Drive ends November 1 with a victory dinner at the Statler Ball.
The Victory Committee of Seneca County led by Catherine T Cokefair asks Interlaken residents to donate on Sunday October 30 to buy equipment for The Special Children's Center in Ithaca. Last year about 125 dollars funded a Cerebral Palsy bus used for therapy trips.
Auditions for the PTA Talent Show will be held Friday October 28 in the Interlaken Central School music room from 3:30 to 5:00 pm. Open to elementary and high school students from Trumansburg Ovid Romulus and Interlaken areas. Proceeds support the Interlaken PTA with prizes of 15 10 and 5 dollars. Admission 1 dollar adults 50 cents students. Judges listed.
Fragmentary notice lists a Halloween program schedule with event times and activities referenced for Page Tw. Details are incomplete but imply a community event with multiple sessions and activities.
Interlaken Central School Board votes to back New York State School Boards Association resolutions. Officials to attend the NYSSBA annual meeting in Syracuse October 23 to 25 with Bell as voting delegate. Romulus requests a combined meeting with Ovid and Interlaken to study building needs and decide on separate or cooperative construction.
TRUMANSBURG the Chamber of Commerce luncheon features Congressman Robison Assemblywoman Connie Cook and Senator William Smith. Reservations close Oct 31 under Robert Herrick. Program runs 12 noon with lunch at 12 15 and head table introductions followed by a 1 00 pm talk and 1 30 pm Q and A session.
On Monday October 24 a fire district meeting at the Municipal Building included the Romulus Town Board the Ovid Town Board and Village Trustees. Supervisor Alton Conkling reported Romulus fire tax rates rising from 2.25 to 2.48 per thousand for 1967 and noted a five year contract setting Romulus Fire Tax at 5500 dollars. The Ovid boards accepted the same contract which takes effect in 1967 pending Ovid Fire Department signoff.
The Ulysses group formed three months ago gathered 700 petition signatures opposing a Medicaid bill and met with Assemblywoman Constance Cook in Tompkins County to push for state led reforms. They oppose broad benefits for 40 percent of residents and urge limits tied to need and assets while resisting first dollar coverage. Cook suggested reform prospects are slim but would seek amendments.
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