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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
4
Towns endville community notes include hospital stays and family visits in New York City and nearby towns. Local theater outings feature Mansfield Summer Theater players and a Gypsy performance with cast members noted.
Local residents and visitors are noted as enjoying gatherings and visits across Lodi Point Ogdensburg Oneonta Candor and surrounding towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Charles Williams Laura Christopher Margaret Peck and many others during recent weekends and weekdays with travels to Pueblo Mexico and Grace Reunion at Chemung.
The 1970 Census of Housing reports 9 635 households in Seneca County own at least one television set with 3 384 UHF equipped. It records 1 416 housing units with air conditioning and lists 7 569 with washing machines 4 986 with clothes dryers and 1 467 with dishwashers.
Ten boys from Lodi Boy Scout Troop 33 attended Camp Barton from July 23 to 29. Merit badges earned include Fishing Photography Pioneer Basketry Public Health Forestry Reptile Study Conservation of Natural Resources Indian Lore and Nature. A Board of Review on July 28 reviewed Life rank First Class for Wilde Edwards and Charles Edwards.
The Lodi Grange placed second with a tree exhibit at the Seneca County Fair and plans a Rummage and Bake Sale at the IOOF Building in Lodi on Aug 10 from 10 am to 4 pm and Aug 11 from 10 am to 2 pm. Donations of jewelry dishes clothing baked goods vegetables are welcome. Questions to Clara Close. Grange picnic at Wylan Mann's Grove on Aug 15 at 6:30 pm bring dish to pass table service rolls and beverage.
Practical guidance to cut a weekly food bill by 10 to 20 percent. Focus on milk mixes, bread choices, private brands, whole birds, and bulk or larger sizes. Avoid overpaying for meat and prepared items while emphasizing beans, eggs, cheese, and canned fish for nutrition and value.
Robert B Woodard Sr 68 of Interlaken died Sunday July 30 1972 at home Born January 14 1904 in Richford he was a construction foreman for Lynch Construction Co before retirement He was a member of Laborers Union 589 Ithaca and Interlaken Sportsmen's Club Surviving wife Florence five sons Henry Frank Thomas Robert Jr and James all of Interlaken one daughter Flora Beck Waterloo one sister Ann Yaple Owego one brother Henry Woodard Binghamton six grandchildren Services were held 2 p m Wednesday at Perkins Funeral Home Dryden with Rev Harold Comings officiating Burial Willow Glen Cemetery Dryden.
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