Town Clerk reports December licenses and fines
The December Town Clerk ledger lists 2 resident hunting licenses, 1 fishing, 1 trapping, 1 marriage license and certificate, and 2 explosives licenses. Fees turned over include $4.50 to the Supervisor, $12 to the County Clerk, and $0.50 to the Health Dept. Present were Supervisor John Wiggins, Councilman Weatherby, Justices Smith and Rankin, Highway Superintendent Morris Brown, and Clerk Frances Hitchcock.
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New York State Health Dept
John Wiggins
Weatherby
Smith and Rankin
Morris Brown
Frances Hitchcock
Village Board Sets Referendum Date and Bond Resolutions
The Andrews well pump will operate this week. A file cabinet and extension phone will be bought for Police Justice. Herbert Haight will transfer $18 548 from the sewer fund to the general fund. The village board will withdraw their offer for the new dump site.
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Andrews Well
Herbert Haight
Village Board
Lodi Town Board Awards Wages and Appoints Wardens
The Lodi Town Board appointed William B. Hurd Howard Lincoln Larry Prindle and Owen Ike as fire wardens Francis Steverson became constable at 150 yearly replacing Robert Northrup Regular highway workers will be paid two dollars per hour extra men for town work 140 per hour Deputy Town Supervisor named Councilman Young Justice of the Peace David H Wilson fills expired term of Charles Williams The board voted thanks to Williams and advertised bids for number 2 fuel oil Bills totaling 1132 57 were approved Receipts for December 1966 were 763 02 and year end balance 1560 30 Next meeting February 1 1967 A sailor asked for a yacht cap after his boat capsized and sank Cap size seven and one eighth
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Waterloo
McGuire
William B. Hurd
Howard Lincoln
Larry Prindle
Owen Ike
Francis Steverson
Robert Northrup
Highway Department
Young
David H. Wilson
Justice of Peace
Charles E. Williams
Lodi
South Center
Association of Towns
New York City
Jenkins Starts Brooks Memorial With Upset Win Over Woodington
Al Jenkins, last year’s champion, opened Seward Brooks Memorial Tournament with a 580 512 victory over Ray Woodington and posted a 244 high single. First round also featured Bob Gerlach edging Vic Kaiser 552 to 538, Lou Faiola’s three game series, and several close bouts including Stanley VanVleet over Bob Close 513 506. Next Sunday two super bowls frame the schedule Kansas City Chiefs versus Green Bay Packers and the tournament’s second round.
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Ovid
al Jenkins
Ray Woodington
Seward Brooks
Woodington
Jenkins
Bob Gerlach
Vic Kaser
Vic
Lou Faiola
Dick Curtiss
Brothers
Leon
Stanley Graber
John Limner
Stanley
Harry Peppard
Elmer Martz
al Dodson
Gordon Boyce
Bill Shaub
Stanley VanVleet
Bob Close
Vic Kaiser
Bill Shhaub
Kansas City Chiefs
Green Bay Packers
Leon Graber
Lou Falola
Frank Laper Rolls First 600 Series
Frank Laper of Town Tavern bowled a 614 series in the Seneca Chiefs League, topping the three game high with handicap at 710 and posting a 275 single game with handicap. He later scored a 202. Other results from the OVID- WILLARD Cook's Oil Ser. and Seneca Chiefs include Lyons/teams and individual highs for Jan 4.
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Ovid - Frank Laper
Town Tavern
Laper
Frank
Ovid- Willard Cook's Oil Ser
Fayette Hotel
Bob Troutman
Lou Martz
Halsey Huff
Ray Woodington
Jack Christensen
Seneca Chiefs
Golden Buck
Koke’s Radio & TV
Honey Dippers
Depews Pharm
Odomirok’s Ins
Happly Land
Esso
Dodson’s Welding
Koke's Radio & TV
Happy Landing
Depew’s Pharmacy
Odomirok’s Insurance
al Jenkins
Frank Laper
Dan Badalamenti
Charles D Beardsley and Others In City Affair
Charles D Beardsley Herman M Brown and Stenley L Wagner figure in a local civic matter documented by the Herald Daily. The report notes involvement of these individuals in a community issue, with details tied to city administration and public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Beardsley Herman M. Brown
Herald Daily
Stenley L. Wagner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lodi Town Board
Jean M. Simmons
Charles H. Jennings
T. Francis Marsh
Marion D. Close
Farr Bros, Inc
Rorick and Reasner
Ovid Town Board
BY Robert Gerlach
Kansas City
K.C
Green Bay
Frank Laper Rolls
Laker Office
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U.S
F.H
Federal Reserve Bank Stock
Edgar H. Backus
Herbert E. Lincoln, JR
Theodore W. Baxter
Meneger Time Sales Department
John L. Schartzer
C. Percy Wright
Theodore G. Berrice
Cashier
Helen R. Wetzel
Theodore C. Hale
Joseph B. Jacobs
Alfred M. Alabowe
Interlaken N.Y. Office
J. Warren Koehler
Mrs. Jane King
Riverview Opfices
Veneca Falls, 4. Y
Gorham H. Godwin Meneger
Hannibal, N.Y
Newell E. Hawkins
Edgar H. Backus, JR
Marion P. Boyce
E. Guy Doane
G. Paul Duffy
Irving Greenwood
Anthony F. Stasko
Interlaken Advisory Board
Federal Reserve System
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