Community Council Hears Reports Elects Officers
The Ulysses community council held its annual meeting July 20 to hear reports from agencies and elect officers for the coming year. Cub Scouts report 75 active boys. Girl Scouts 100 participants. senior citizens note 132 members with a busy year including a bazaar netting 900 dollars and 14 ribbons won at the State Exposition. United Fund surpassed quota with 14,705.18 dollars. nursery plans expansion. Christmas Bureau aided 12 families and 63 children. Jacksonville association lists small projects and a life ring installation. leadership urged to recruit more adults as youths age out. Officers elected: President John Bourdon, Vice-president Arthur Mills Paugh, Secretary Mrs Richard Galan, Treasurer Mrs Annis Sears. board members Donna Vann, Jane Walden, Donald Fairchild, Marylou Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumansburg
Town of Ulysses
Pete Wright
Camp Barton
Nancy van Orden
Senior Citizens
Harry Buck
United Fund
Health Department
Coop Nursery
Gagan
Community Council
Christmas Bureau
Calvin Easter
Ulysses
Jacksonville Community Association
Clayton Burger
Dennis Seither
John Bourdon
Arthur Millspaugh
Richard Galan
Annis Sears
Donna Vann
Jane Walden
Donald Fairchild
Marylou Brown
Dennis Seiter
Richard Gagan
Kenneth Pierce
Edward Gautreau
Mary Lou Brown
Paul Landon
Health Department Clinics Listed in Feb 1966 Schedule
Seneca County Health Department lists February clinics in Waterloo Interlaken Ovid and Geneva for Chest Clinic Child Health Consultations Orthopedic therapy and mental hygiene services. Appointments via listed phones. Senator Theodore Day to meet constituents in Tompkins County Ithaca Jan 28 4 to 5 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Seneca County Department of Health
Taylor- Brown
Interlaken Health Center
Linda Farley
Ovid Health Center
Taylor Brown
Saul Towers
Health Department
Waterlow
App’t
Ovid
Interlaken
Willard State Hospital
App
Social Service Dept
Family Counseling Service
Ontario County
Exchange Street
Geneva
Call
Tompkins
Theodore Day
Tompkins County
Ithaca
Intersection Draws Area Study
Romulus Business Men's Association held a luncheon at Keadys Hotel with no election due to illness. The next meeting is Feb 10 and will choose a venue. Attendees discussed the Bull's Head intersection on Ovid Romulus Rd where several fatal accidents occurred and planned to liaise with Senator Ted Day on safer system ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayts Corners
Keady’s
Romulus Business Men’s Association
Bull’s Head
Ovid-Romulus Rd
Ted Day
Ovid Fire Co Plaque Honors Longtime Volunteers
Open house and plaque unveiling at Ovid Municipal Building honors 20 firemen with long service, led by Fire Chief Leon Wickham. Recipients include Purdy with 68 years, Purcell, Bristol, McDonald, Burnam, Harris, Myers, Lewis, Lyndh, Brownell, and others. Dr Ford celebrated as honorary member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid Fire Department
Municiple Building
Margaret McDonald
Frances McDonald
Ford George Lynd
Newton Myers
Elmer Burnam
Mr. Purdy
James Brownell
Jack Bristol
P.W. Bristol
J. Purcell
Lyman Harris
Thomas Lewis
Leon Wickham
Wickham
David Sheldon
William Clark
Thomas Martin
Purdy
New York State
Purcell
P W. Bristol
Bristol
Francis McDonald
Harris
Roy Northrup
Seeley Brewer
Claude Cassidy
Ralph Coryell
John D Covert
Chaunsey Depew
Homer Duncan
Joseph H McDonald LeKay Northrup
Arlo Palmer
Ovid Fire Co
Dr Ford
Interlaken Firemen Fight Barn Fire On Kellogg Farm
On Monday January 24 at about 12 30 afternoon a barn fire broke out on Arden Road Town of Covert It destroyed the barn owned by Philip Keller 1500 bales of hay were lost with machinery inside The Interlaken Fire Department led by First Assistant Chief Alfred Jackson investigated the blaze Deputy Sheriff G L Furman said the origin was undetermined at present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OVID
Covert
Arden Rd
Philip Keller
Halls Corner
Interlaken Fire Dept
Alfred Jackson
G. L Furman
Ovid Sheriff's Office
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Ovid Municiple
Edwin Drake
Lester Covert
Fire Company
Kellogg Farm
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