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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1966
Page
1
Sgt. Perry Preston told Rotarians of a serious teenage drinking problem. He warned that even one drink can lead to a DWI under New York law and that a felony conviction can strip voting rights and government benefits. He urged education and community action to prevent tragedies from drunk driving.
Ovid Central School Supervising Principal Harold Miller outlined the fall opening plan. Faculty meet Sept 6, then students begin Sept 7 with K-4 in session 9:20 to 12:25 and grades 5-12 from 8:20 to 11:25. After day one K-4 dismiss at 3:25 and 5-12 at 2:8. Bus routes largely retain last year’s paths.
John B. Grove, Tax Collector, begins collecting school taxes September 1 in Trumansburg Central School District. The true value tax rate is 14.108 per thousand, down 312 from last year. assessed value tax changes reflect changes in Enfield Covert Ulysses Hector and related equalization rates. After October 1 a 2 percent penalty applies. unpaid taxes revert to county treasurers after November 1. notices mailed soon.
Capt. James R. Gratsinger will visit Arthur E Bouton Post 770 American Legion in Trumansburg on Thursday September 1 at 8 p.m. to present the New York Guard program and seek volunteers for enlistment in the state guard, effective only if National Guard units depart the state.
General Motors donated automotive tools and equipment to Ovid Central School. The set includes three carburetors a delco unit regulator starting motor distributor ignition coil and oscilloscope for the automotive mechanics program. GM education aid also covers films booklets kits and safety materials for students and driver training efforts.
The Jacksonville Community Park was dedicated during the Old Tyme Day festivities despite light rain. The 7.2 acre land was deeded in 1961 by the Ulysses Grange 419 to the Community Association, with Boy Scout Troop 22 guiding the ceremony and local residents receiving small prizes and recognition for park cleanup efforts.
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