Summer Wedding Planned for Linda Beaujon and Charles Hurd
Ovid families announce the engagement of Linda Lee Beaujon and Charles Lewis Hurd. Linda, a graduate of Ovid Central School, works at Cornell University in Ithaca. Charles, a senior at Ovid Central School, is employed part time at Tommy Creek Farms. A summer wedding is planned.
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Ovid
Charles Beaujon
Kinne Road
Francis Hurd
Lower Lake Road
Lodi
Linda Lee Beaujon
Charles Lewis Hurd
Miss Beaujon
Ovid Central School
Cornell University
Ithaca
Hurd
Tommy Creek Farms
History First Aid On Program For Scouts
OVID Highways to History is the American heritage theme for Cub Scouts in January, while Boy Scouts will demonstrate and practice first aid as part of their Helping Others theme. The program targets 2400 Cub Scouts and 2200 Boy Scouts in the Finger Lakes Council. The month includes skits activities and crafts about US history and a first aid meet to stage realistic scenarios. Explorers may choose activities such as an after the game party and a family camping demonstration. Scout Week Feb 7 13 marks the 57th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America.
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Howard Frum
Penn Yan
Finger Lakes
United States
Boy Scouts of America
December 1966 Seneca County deed transfers list
Transfers filed in the Seneca County Clerk’s office show Earl Aiken to William J. and Ruth Boyes, Mildred Taber Clausen to Donald and Gayle Splitzberger, Avis N. Williams to Martha Norton, and multiple other conveyances in Waterloo and surrounding townships. Notable moves include Homer E. Jenkins to the Seneca Falls Rifle and Pistol Club and county to First National Bank of Waterloo. Continuous names reflect a wide mix of individuals and families.
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Waterloo
Seneca County
Thomas B. Masten
Covert Earl Aiken
William J
Ruth Boyes
Mildred Taber Clausen
Donald
Gayle A. Splitzberger
Avis N. Williams
Martha A. Norton
Roger D. Norton
Martha 4A. Norton
Ovid William F. Webster
Russel R
Mona J. Booker
Lawrence F. Peer
John C
Ruth J. Wiggins
Stanley E. Grabowski
Francis D
Vivienne J. Covert
County of Seneca
First National Bank of Waterloo
Marion Bell
Floyd Goltry
Yolande Goltry
George W. Millspaugh
Sandra Elaine Rice
Romulus
Arthur E. Archambault
Starr L
Ann
Red Cross December activities in Seneca Falls area
Seneca Falls reports December Red Cross services including 28 served for veterans and families, 30 duty bags sent to Vietnam, clothing food and toy drives for 8 families, and 1785 volunteer hours by Red Cross Youth and Scouts. Donations from Girls Scouts and St Patrick's groups supported VA Hospital and disaster victims.
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Seneca Falls
Seneca County
Red Cross
Vietnam
West Fayette
Girls Scouts of America
St. Patrick’s Church
Canandaigua Veterans Hospital
St. Patrick's School
Public Meeting on Alcoholism Sponsored by Mental Health Group
The Seneca County Mental Health Association hosts a free public meeting on alcoholism on Wednesday January 25 at St. Pauls Episcopal Church Hall in Waterloo. Speakers include Dr Emanuel Rechter Willard State Hospital, Vail K Alcoholics in Geneva, and Dr John Norris Eastman Kodak.
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Ovid
Seneca County Mental Health Assoc
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Hall
Waterloo
Emanuel Rechter
Willard State Hospital
Vail K. of
Alcoholics In
Geneva
John Norris
Eastman Kodak
Rochester
Rockefeller
Advisory Council
Norris
A. A
Frank M. Knight
The
Mental Health Assoc
Pomona Grange Meeting Notice at Rose Hill Waterloo
Pomona Grange will meet Saturday January 14 at Rose Hill Grange Hall Waterloo. The 10 AM all day gathering includes lunch at noon served by Rose Hill ladies. S H Committee hosts a dessert recipe exchange and an afternoon entertainment feature.
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Waterloo
Seneca County
Pomona Grange
Rose Hill Grange Hall
Rose Hill
Walking by Ace Manley Director Big Bromley Ski School
This excerpt teaches beginners the basic walking on skis. It emphasizes sliding skis on snow, keeping tips and tails down, and coordinating forward arm swings with each leg. Practice occurs on flat ground without obstructions before sidestep or climbing steps.
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Ace Manley
Big Bromley
Manchester Center
Vermont
Manley
Sun Valley
Glen Ellen
Useasa
Mechanical Apple Harvester Debuts in Western New York
A Cornell developed mechanical apple harvester, led by E D Markwardt, moves toward practical use to ease harvest labor shortages. Kenneth Pollard notes New York’s strong apple output and processing role, with four prototype machines built by C J Perry & Son Co. in Gasport.
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New York
Cornell
E.D. Markwardt
Markwardt
Kenneth Pollard
New York State
Empire State
Washington State
Pollard
C.J. Perry & Son Co., Inc
Gasport
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