South Seneca Earns 12th Win Over Watkins Glen
South Seneca defeats Watkins Glen 87 to 74 as Brian Clair and Scott McDonald lead scoring. The Falcons built a 52 to 34 halftime lead and outscored Watkins 27 to 6 in the third quarter, improving to seven league wins and one loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Millas
South Seneca Falcons
Watkins Glen Senecans
Union Springs
Watkins
Falcons
Brian Clair
Scott McDonald
Falcon
Rich Specchio
John Sims
Senecans
South Seneca
L.S
Steve McCheyne
Watkins Glen
McCheyne
Bob Rich
Clair
Rich
Senecas
Townsendville News From Mary Fulkerson Column
Snowbound week dominates town notes. Former resident Hortensia Savage in Bogota begins nurses training fifth semester. Paul Wyckoff visits grandparents in town. Erma Morrow hosts dinners with Lyle and Tom Morrows for Judy Morrow’s birthday. John Knight attends Geneva Presbytery in Watkins. Clara Brinkerhoff stays with Margaret Simmons after hospital return. Jimmy Wilkins home from Syracuse University. Evangeline Rose visiting sister Anne Knight. Violet Wilkins travels to California and Arizona after Dec departure, noting earthquake in Camarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortensia Savage
Columbia
South America
Bogota
Paul Wyckoff
Pittsford
Jim Wilkins
Erma Morrow
Lyle Morrows
Tom Morrows
Charles
Erma
Tim Morrow
Judy Morrow
John Knight
Geneva Presbytery
Watkins
Lodi
Clara Brinkerhoff
Margaret Simmons
Stanley Wilkins
Camarillo
Calif
Violet
Ariz
Tax fight grows as Governor Rockefeller budget sparks protests
Public reaction heats up from Long Island to Buffalo over Rockefeller's 1.1 billion tax hike to fund an 8.4 billion budget. Citizens plan to attend hearings. conservatives critique the move while Lefkowitz pushes a Sept primary date and lawmakers argue over party stances and voter costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Rankin
Rockefeller
Long Island
Buffalo
New York
Senate Finance
Assembly
Ways and Means
Perry B. Duryea, Jr
Montauk, L. I
Syracuse
Upstate
Deaths Interlaken George W Standish 59
George W Standish 59 of Munson Road RD 2 Interlaken died Feb 10 1971 at home from a heart attack. Funeral Feb 13 at 2 pm from John D Covert Funeral Home with Rev George Johnson officiating. Burial in Union Cemetery Ovid in spring. Survived by wife Margaret Standish and 14 other relatives. He worked as a stationery engineer at Sampson State School and belonged to United Presbyterian Church of Lodi and South Seneca Sportsmans Club of Ovid.
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Interlaken
George W.standish
Munson Road
John D. Covert
George Johnson
United Presbyterian Church of
Lodi
Union Cemetery
Ovid
Mr. Standish
Triangle
Miles
Emma Marvin Standish
Sampson State School
South Seneca Sportsmans Club
Standish
Margaret Standish
George W. Standish
Whitney
Harold B
David J. Standish
Paul
Margaret) Goodrich
Endicott
Kent
Marge) Miller
Johnstown
Arthur
Michael
Elford
Frank
John Standish
Greene
Mabel Standish
Emma Sanderson
Dorothy Ranch
Little Falls
McConahey Rites Held for Samuel in Mt Pleasant
Samuel Chal mers McConahey 94, of Mount Pleasant Ohio and formerly Trumansburg, died February 13 1971 in Palos Verdes Estates California. He retired in 1946 as Vice President and Treasurer of Westinghouse Air Brake Company. Survived by son Hugh Milner McConahey two sisters Camilla R McConahey and Mary McKelvie two grandchildren and several nieces. Funeral held February 17 at Hillendale Ohio with burial at Old Seceder Cemetery Mt Pleasant.
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Trumansburg
Samuel Chalmers McConshey
Mt. Pleasant
Ohio
Palos Verdes Estates
Calif
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Estella Emmons Stone McConahey
Hugh Milner McConahey
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South Seneca Watkins
Odessa
Indians
Groton
FG FT Tot
McDonald
Boyes Dox J.mcdonald
O’connor Manning van Vieet
Lind Allen Curtiss
Watkins Glen Cervoni
Conklin Fazzary James
Palmer Rondinaro Sims
Specchio
Tower
Chaffee
J.W. South Seneca
John McDonald
Townsendville
Mary Fulkerson
Albany
Arthur Goldberg
State Assembly
Liberal Party
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Lefkowitz
John Flynn
Westchester
Alfred Lerner
Queens
S. Chalmers McConahey
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