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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1972

Page

6

Mobile Home Park Planned Near Trumansburg by Van Ness

Lou Van Ness plans a small mobile home park on Route 96 near Trumansburg with 12 lots initially and expansion to 3 6 lots yearly. The site will use well water and septic at first, then meet State and County Health standards after the third trailer. The park will feature Dawson Homes total electric 200 AMP coaches on concrete slabs with underground utilities.

Jean Martin Trumansburg Lou van Ness Rt. 96 Marjorie Dawson Homes, Inc Dawson Homes van Ness Hank Alfred College Wellsville Steve Doug Millspaugh Denny Millspaugh van Nesses

Blind man in Bronx group aids rural independence

John Hardines tale recounts a sighted friend with a guide dog boarding a bus, a hostile remark at a blind rider, and Hardines and his group hoping to lead rural blinds toward independence. Inquiries to John Hardines at 212 Pennyfield Avenue Bronx 10465.

Miss Gormley Mr. Hardines John Hardines Pennyfield Avenue The Bronx

Conservation Day Brings Sixth Grade Students to Sampson Park

Romulus reports the Sixth Annual Conservation Day for Seneca County sixth graders at Samp son State Park with 13 teaching stations on sewage treatment coast guard equipment lakes stream pollution woods hunter safety laws conservation practices and wildlife. Cornell begins evaluating remote sensing to monitor ice conditions in the Great Lakes and St Lawrence Seaway.

Romulus Sampson State Park Seneca County Gordon Trickler Coast Guard Ronald Friorito the Lakes Bill Brown Seneca County Ag Guy Manley New York State Environmental Conservation Edwin Nelson Scott Sampson Joan Leupp New York State Conservation Dept George James Usda Soil Conservation Service George Utzman Agricultural Stabilization Committee Francis Zaik Soil Conservation Service Martin Phillips O.P. Tschache Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge Tom Karlsen Robert Heitmann Seneca County Conservation Advisory Committee William Lynch Jesse Hannan Margaret T Bennett Barbara Uber Gail Anthony David Wilson Charles Frantz William Karlsen Cornell Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway

Van Ness Family Plans Local Park Project

The VanNess family from Ithaca plans to develop their land into a park rather than sell. Lou VanNess works as a heavy equipment operator for the city and Marjorie is employed at Cornell. The couple’s four children include Kurt Hank Amy and Karen. a grand opening is planned for August and contact is 387 6577.

VanNesses Florida Lou VanNess Ithaca Marjorie Cornell Kurt Byron Henry Hank Ft. Knox Amy Karen

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