Interlaken Fire Gala Sets Chicken Barbecue Concert Dance
Interlaken Fire Department plans a Saturday gala at the Firehall Library Lawn and bank lot with a Chicken Barbecue at 5 30, a band concert at 6 09, and a Street Dance from 8 p m to midnight to raise funds for the emergency truck fund. John MacCheyne chairs the event and invites all locals to attend.
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Interlaken
Interlaken Fire Department
Interlaken Emergency Truck Fund
John MacCheyne
South Seneca Central School
Hearing set on Seneca County sales tax proposal
The Waterloo issue notes a hearing on a proposed 3 percent Seneca County sales tax. The Board of Supervisors will meet Tuesday September 14 at 1 30 p m in the courthouse. The measure would go to a mandatory referendum at the November 2 general election and take effect January 1 1972 if approved.
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Waterloo
Seneca County
Board of Supervisors
Raymond K. Deming
United Fund names Seneca Falls co chairmen in 1972 drive
James Herendeen vice president of the State Bank of Seneca Falls and Frederick Van Epps treasurer of Goulds Pumps named as area co chairmen for the 1972 Seneca County United Fund campaign. The goal is 94825, an increase of seven percent over last year, with Claude Doxtator and Veronica Maher assisting.
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Seneca Falls
James Herendeen
Frederick van Epps
Seneca County United Fund
Philip J. Olmstead
Herendeen
State Bank of
van Epps
Goulds Pumas, Inc
United Fund
Seneca County United Fund, Inc
Smaller Communities program opens Waterloo office in Seneca County
The New York State Division of Employment Smaller Communities Program opened a second temporary Waterloo office in the Seneca County Courthouse starting Aug 30. A mobile team will provide employment services through September with hours Monday 1–5 pm and Tue–Thu 8:30 am–5 pm, plus Friday 8:30 am–1 pm.
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Waterloo
New York State Division of Employment
Michael Gladis
Seneca County Board of Supervisors
Seneca County
Back to School Information Spotlight
Read this issue for the latest last minute tips on supplies schedules and programs to help students prepare for the new school year. Local schools parent groups and store promos provide guidance and deadlines for fall enrollment.
Donalie Kelly Opens Donalie's Beauty Shop in Ovid
Donalie Kelly opens her own beauty shop in the Kelly home on Chapman Street after training at Culver Academy and seven years at Walton. Shop hours are Sat 8 to 6 and Thurs until 9 PM, call 869-5484 for appointments. She and Leon Kelly have four children and attend Twirlers square dance in Elmira.
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Ovid- Donalie Kelly
Kelly
Chapman Street
Culver Academy
Roshester
Walton
Ovid
Donaliie
Lydia
Willard
Donalie
Leon Kelly
T.V
Koke’s
Warren
Robert
Colleen
Diane
South Seneca Central School
Twirlers
Elmira
Moog to Move TRUMANSBURG Operations to Williamsville
Moog MuSonics announces relocation of its subsidiary R A Moog Inc to Williamsville to consolidate locations. All engineering manufacturing and sales work from the Trumansburg plant will continue in Williamsville with staff urged to stay. Move expected to finish by October 1.
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Trumansburg
Moog MuSonics
R.A. Moog, Inc
Williamsville
Moog M.sonics
William Ohler
Kohler
Opening of School set for BOCES
The 1971 fall term outlines full day or half day starts for special education and regular programs across districts. Smth Special Education Building begins Sept 8 with full day. Ithaca, Dryden, Trumansburg and Newfield start various half or full day schedules on Sept 8 and 9. Vocational classes run Sept 8 with specified times at the Area Educational Center Warren Road. Fall TV Continuing Education runs Sept 27 to Dec 13 with in person and mail registration options.
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Smth
Ithaca City
Area Educational Center
Warren Road
South Warren Road
Ithaca High School
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Rochester
Willams Street
Geneva
Ithaca
Auburn
Syracuse
TCS
Donalie’s Beauty Shop
Vivian Forsm.n
Moog
Newfield
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