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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1969

Page

10

Seneca County 4 H Tractor Safety Program Opens

The Seneca County 4 H Tractor Safety and Maintenance program started January 28 at the Ovid Central School cafeteria for youths 13 to 19. The 10 hour course covers tractor operation safety maintenance with certification on passing written and practical exams.

Ovid Seneca County Ovid Central School G. William Niles

Seneca County 4-H Names Officers and Plans Exchanges

The Seneca County 4-H Division Program Committee elected officers on January 20 with Chair Mrs Gerald Riegel Romulus Vice Chair Gordon Nearpass Romulus and Secretary Mrs John Jahna. Directors include Frank Case Romulus and Raymond Snyder Ovid. An exchange program with Carroll County was approved for July with Carroll County 4-H members visiting Seneca and Seneca members visiting Illinois in 1970, a first for Seneca. Margaret Bennett outlined 4-H activities and Bill Niles discussed the 4-H TV Science program on Channel 5 Saturdays from 7:30 to 8:00 am, noting strong interest from fourth through sixth graders, about 1375 participants.

Romulus Seneca County Gerald Riegel Seneca Falls Gordon Nearpass John Jahna Frank Case Raymond Snyder Ovid Carroll County Seneca Olinois Margaret T. Bennett 4-H Bill Niles Channel 5

Extension Assoc Holds Annual County Meeting in Interlaken

Seneca County Cooperative Extension Assoc. met at the Farm and Home Center to elect officers and form committees. Directors and representatives from 4-H and Agricultural, Home Economics divisions were announced, with attendees from Romulus, Gen Eva, Interlaken, Seneca Falls, Ovid and Waterloo. A separate brief notes a Christian Science service in Seneca Falls and a farm anecdote about a horse advising to check the gas line.

Dinsmore Diesel Service Finger Lakes Harold Peck Dinsmore’s Farm and Home Center Waterloo Keith Tomkins Weldon Lawrence Jr Robert Heltmann Carl Post Ovid William Lynch Hayts Interlaken Seneca County Cooperative Extension Assoc John Brooks Romulus Fritz Aude Geneva Max Aman Ray Ferrand Harold Sanderson Seneca Falls Richard Rosbeugh Daniel Murray Charles Freligh Romaine Shuster Susan Wooden Frank Case Ray Snyder Harold Sweet Cornell John C. Wiggins Christian Science Christian Science Society South Park Street Mary Baker Eddy

Ina Jo Clawson Named to State University Dean List

Ina Jo Clawson, a Vale senior majoring in Business Management, is on the Dean's List for the first term of 1968-69 at State University Agricultural and Technical College Delhi. The list reflects a 3.00 to 3.50 grade index and was released by Academic Dean B. Klare Sommers.

Valoss State University Agricultural and Technical College Delhi B. Klare Sommers Ina Jo Clawson Vale

Rankin elected secretary treasurer of county magistrates group

Webb W. Rankin of Covert Police Justice was chosen secretary treasurer of the Seneca County magistrates Association. Frank Flynn of Seneca Falls is president and Frank L. Halsey of Lodi is vice president. Local residents visited with friends and joined club tours and American Legion events this week.

Webb W. Rankin Seneca County Magistrates Association Frank Flynn Seneca Falls Frank L. Halsey Lodi

Scientists publish paper on radioactive discharges at Bell Station

Ithaca panel of 123 scientists releases a 16 page position paper on potential radioactive discharges to Cayuga Lake from Bell Station under construction by NYSEG at Lake Ridge. Dr. Clarence A. Carlson Jr chairs the group and notes public risk requires better information and safeguards.

Ithaca Cayuga Lake Bell Station New York State Electric and Gas Corp Lake Ridge Clarence A. Carlson, Jr Cornell Citizens Committee To Save Carlson New York State Tric and Gas Corp California Albert Tuttle Nyse & G Citizens Committee P.O N.Y

NYSEG Officials Defend Bell Station Radioactive Figures

A NYSEG spokesman told the Citizens Committee to Save Cayuga Lake that earlier radioactive release comparisons were erroneous. Corrected figures show Bell Station releases well within safe limits, with design improvements and filtering changes reducing environmental impact while preserving lake protections.

New York State Electric & Gas Corp Citizens Committee Cayuga Lake Nyse&g Bell Station Albert D. Tuttle Ithaca College Tuttle Save the Lake Committee Save California Big Rock Dresden No Humboldt Bay Bell

Learn to ski Week guides beginners in New York

The New York State Department of Commerce promotes skiing as easy to learn with beginner programs at ski centers. Lessons cover gear use, getting up after a fall, and basic stopping, with group classes costing two to four dollars per lesson and private instruction ranging seven to ten dollars an hour. Rentals run three to seven dollars daily, and many centers offer evening classes and lighted slopes. A free Ski New York guide lists locations, facilities, and prices.

New York State Commerce Dept Navy New York

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