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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1965
Page
1
Interlaken highlights of the new 20000 volume water tank emphasize its size as Highway Supt. Morris Brown uses a shovel to fill the excavations. The tank was placed by Dudley Wilson and purchased by the village. excavation was carried out by the Town of Covert.
The Ulysses Town Board met on Wednesday September 15 to discuss general business. County Extension Service representatives outlined the Economic Resources Account program offering financial aid to rural projects while zoning topics were reviewed and a building permit denial sent to the board of appeals. A new town dump site was considered in joint planning with Trumansburg Village Board and a budget hearing was announced for October 12 at the Town Hall.
Ovid Central School PTA announces first meeting Monday Sept 27 at 8 pm in the new gym. Membership drives, budget for 1964 65 to be adopted, and teacher introductions feature the program with Harold Miller Donald Leader and James Vangalo. President Mrs Benjamin Franklin urges parent attendance and refreshments follow in the cafeteria.
The Seneca County American Legion will hold a regular meeting on Sunday September 26 at 3 pm at the Interlaken Post 462. The executive committee includes County Commander Joseph Maleski Edward Lavrence John Farris William Boyce Adjutant Charles Lovejoy Chaplain John Fages and others from Interlaken Seneca Falls Waterloo Romulus and Willard. All Legioneers in Seneca County are invited to attend as 1966 membership cards have been issued and urged to be signed.
Interlaken hosts a Red Cross Bloodmobile from the Rochester center on Friday Sept 24 from 3 to 7 PM at the American Legion Home. No appointment needed. blood types in demand include positive types. Donors ages 18 to 59 in good health encouraged to give. Ruth Donnelly chairs the effort and thanks to the American Legion for space.
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