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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1969
Page
9
At the Sept 4 Romulus town board meeting bids opened for renting about 40 acres at the Bromka Road landfill. Harry Coleman bid $6 per acre per year, accepted, rental Sept 15 1969 to Dec 31 1972. Emily Coleman named 1970 dog enumerator. praised for prior work.
The Tri County Jaycees welcomed nine new members at a rally held at the Ovid American Legion Home on September 4. District president Ed Hammer and National Director Tony Greco attended along with local members. New Ovid Willard area members include Duane Buck Glenn Corcoran Francis Covert John Eddy James Langley Jack Morton William Myers and Albert Nivison.
The first fall meeting of TOPS Between the Lakes drew 24 weigh ins on Monday night. The group meets weekly at 7 pm with newcomers welcome. A teen Tops group may form, and fines from summer will aid Camille victims. Sylvia Buggle elected secretary, Frances Morton named news reporter.
OVID Miss Peggy Lamison of Ovid joins 299 other new students arriving Sunday at Keuka College for orientation. Activities include discussions on academic and social life and the cooperative government system plus a series of tests. Lamison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lamison, is a 1969 Ovid High School graduate.
South Seneca residents aided by the Red Cross Blood mobile at Hadley Hall on September 4. Red Cross director Liza Huntington of Seneca Falls reported 99 donors and 76 pints collected, with 23 deferred for health reasons. Jack VanVostrand, a local recipient, thanked donors and urged support for the next bloodmobile. Veronica Maher called the response exceptionally strong.
Commissioner Schuyler announced that nine repair and alteration contracts totaling 1,009,252.98 were opened September 3 by the New York Office of General Services. Geneva Construction Co., Inc. won the administration building project at 317,200 base bid. Joseph Davis, Inc. of Buffalo had the low 134,300 bid for heating and air conditioning work. Sarcon Construction Corp. of Forest Hills won the toilet and shower partitions project at 49,389.
Christ Episcopal Church willhold a Sunday Sept 14 Communion service and picnic at Sampson State Park. A Rejoice Mass rehearsal is at 10 30 a m followed by the service. Attendees are asked to bring a dish to pass and their own table service. An Acolyte Meeting was held Tuesday and Lay Reader training occurred Wednesday at St Stephens Romulus.
Practical advice to reduce heating bills and select appropriate lubricants for farm equipment. It offers actionable steps and considerations for more efficient energy use and equipment maintenance.
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