Wildlife shrub planting at Depot boosts local habitat
In spring 1967 the New York State Nursery donated about 20 000 wildlife shrubs planted around the Depot. Plantings include silky dogwood autumn olive and bittersweet providing food and shelter for small game and deer browse. No immediate similar plantings planned due to sufficient wildlife food and shelter. Also trees and shrubs were planted at the main entrance and around troop barracks including white cedar white ash and spreading Juniper.
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New York State Nursery
Painted Post N.Y
How to Play and Land Big Catches by Scott Sampson
Fishing guidance stresses reel handling and rod tip position to tire and land large quarry. Techniques cover keeping a tight line with light tackle, dropping tip for slack when flies are used, and methods to bring the fish alongside for net, hand, or beaching. It notes risks from quick movements and stresses steady, patient landing.
Aqua Festival Parade Opens Eighth Year in Seneca Falls
Dignitaries led by Congressman Samuel Stratton on the judge's platform at the Aqua Festival parade in Seneca Falls marking the festival's eighth annual celebration. John Liberatore praised the parade's smooth organization. Lions Club leaders from Waterloo and Ovid sponsored glaucoma clinics amid other events.
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John Liberatore
Depot Facilities
Lions Club
Clarence Gnau
Waterloo Club
Roy Burgdorf
Ovid Club
Mary Faces High Gas Bills During Cold Spells
Mary prefers pay as she goes but uneven heating costs hit hard in long cold spells. The family may struggle to keep up with fluctuating energy expenses.
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Mary
Vets Capitalize On New G I Education Law
Nearly three quarters of a million eligible veterans and servicemen entered school or training under the new G I education program in the first two years. Since June 1, 1966, over 701,000 veterans and 45,000 servicemen began training. by end of March 1968 enrollment reached about 428,000 veterans and 27,000 servicemen. Known as the Pas Korea or Third Generation G I Bill, the 1968 Act provides up to 86 months of education benefits for those with at least 181 days of service, some of which was after January 31, 1955.
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G.L
Vere
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