Interlaken names Covert mayor and trustees
Interlaken Village appoints Roy Covert as mayor after the death of D P Norton. Ora Jenkins becomes trustee replacing Covert. Harold Daily named trustee to fill James Daily’s seat. Covert has 13 years as trustee and 31 years in the Agway feed business. All three will stand for election with the next regular board meeting scheduled.
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Interlaken
Roy Covert
D.p.norton
Covert
Agway
Ora Jenkins
Railroad Ave
Harold Daily
James Daily
Af Tee
Red Cross fund drive tops goal in Seneca Falls
The Seneca County Red Cross special assessment of 1113 to replenish national headquarters reserves surpassed the goal with a 250 gift from Goulds Pumps Flower Fund. Names of many local donors are cited along with a note of ongoing support for Red Cross programs. Arthur B. Phillips named to Interlaken Central School Board seat to May 1967. Phillips serves as Head Recreation Supervisor at Willard State Hospital.
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Seneca Falls
Seneca County Red Cross
Goulds Pumps
Donald E.merriman
W.t.buschmann
Anna Bonkowski
Ralph Barton
Robert Bowes
Lewis Bell
Charlene Baldwin
Walter Brainard
Myron Cosad
Capital Finance
Cayuga Auto Parts
Hubert Coburn
Samuel Clapper
James Clare
John Dellafare
G. Paul Duffy
Ann DiNatale
Ed Deal
Gordon Fullerton
Angelo Fornest
Stanley Folts
Irving Greenwood
Ross Gossford
Frank Gapen
Matthew Gallina
F.b.golden
Fred Goellner
Antonio Ganzon
Ed Mitchell
Charles Moses
Robert Morris
Richard Morehouse
James McComb
Veronica Maher
Philip Olmstead
Arthur B. Phillips
Interlaken Central School Board
Norman James
Mr. Phillips
Interlaken
Willard State Hospital
Ancient amphora owned by Millas family on display
Mr and Mrs William Millas own an ancient 2000 year old Grecian amphora from the Aegean. The 50 pound vessel, used for wine olive oil or vinegar, sits at Millas Restaurant on Main Street in Ovid with two smaller Grecian treasures. They hope it may one day reside in a museum.
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William Millas
Aegean Sea
Millas
Aegean Séa
Taurant
Ovid
Greece
Trumansburg Awards New Saturday Garbage Contract
The Village of Trumansburg issues a new garbage collection contract with Seymour Disposal Service. All village pickups will move to Saturdays and Wednesday collections will be discontinued.
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Trumansburg
Seymour Disposal Service
Health Clinics Scheduled For August
Waterloo Seneca County Health Dept lists August clinics including Child Health consultations at Interlaken Health Center on August 2 and 16 and Ovid Health Center on August 9 and 23 both 9 30 to noon. Sodium fluoride clinic at Taylor-Brown August 8 to 12 8 30 to 4 by appointment. Orthopedic clinic by physician referral at Clinic Rooms Waterloo August 3 9 to 12. Garbage collection changes note no pickup August 3 with roadside 8 am setup and Saturday pickups August 6 and thereafter. Adult Mental Hygiene services available at Willard State Hospital by appointment.
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Waterloo
Seneca County Department of Health
Interlaken Health Center
Anthony Speno
Ovid Health Center
Antholy Speno
Wealth Dept
Taylor- Brown
Saul Towers
Phy
App’t
Willard State Hospital
Monthru
Schuyler County Youth Fair Opens At Havana Glen
Schuyler County Youth Fair launches August 11 13 with Commissioner Don Wickham as opening speaker at Havana Glen. Youth ages 9 to 19 with supervised project experience in 4 H Scouts Grange shop FFA or Homemaking may enter. About 1000 dollars in premiums. schedule includes cattle sheep dog obedience square dance tractor driving horse show fashion show and auction.
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Montour Falls
Don Wickham
Schuyler County
Havana Glen
Grange
9Th Street
Watkins Glen
Wickham
Odessa High School
Ulysses Group Forms To Evaluate Effects of Medicaid
A town meeting led by John Huttar will discuss Medicaid implications in Ulysses at the Presbyterian Chapel. Senator Ted Day and Dr Stephen Blatchly will present both sides while Clinton Armitage answers questions and Clifford Bower discusses town budget effects. The group formed after 700 petition signatures protesting the bill’s conditions.
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Trumansburg
Ulysses
John Huttar
Presbyterian Chapel
Ted Day
Stephen Blatchly
Groton
G.P
New York State
Clinton Armitage
Tompkins County
Clifford Bower
John Rice
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Seneca Red Cross
John Page
John Pontius
Elmer Porter
Brien Rogers, II
William Royce
Jehl
Lt. Stalder
William Tennis
Frank Vogel
Reginald Wilcox
Hamilton White II
D.R. Zielke
Arthur Phillips
Young Mothers Unit of
Ovid Center
Cornell
Schuyler