Summer of 73 brings South Seneca County together
South Seneca County celebrated Summer of 73 with broad cooperation led by Mrs. Scott Sampson and the South Seneca Commerce Committee. Ovid mayor Edward Limner praised the group for creating a successful local Fourth of July celebration. The community’s effort aimed to foster annual local festivities and enhance beautification, earning wide appreciation for teamwork and local talents.
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Times
Ovid
Edward Limner
Scott Sampson
South Seneca Commerce Committee
Harriet Coryell
Judy Zajac
John Kavis
William Neal
Judy Poth
SSCC
South
Seneca County
South Seneca County
Letter to the Editor on a pressing matter to Mr Ward
A reader writes to Mr Ward requesting assistance on an important issue that has persisted for weeks. The missive seeks engagement and possible remedies from the editor.
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Mr. Ward
Dog Nuisance Prompts Plea for Village Curbs
Elvira V Brockman of Trumansburg writes to the editor describing a dog overpopulation issue in their village. She notes many dogs per residence, free roaming, garbage messes, damaged property, and neighbor tension, urging enforceable local dog control laws.
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Truninsburg
S.pc.a
Elvira
Brockman Trumansburg
Conferees Battle Over Highway Trust Fund Use
Congressman Walsh notes delay in approving Act of 1973 funding from the Highway Trust Fund as Senate and House versions differ. He argues funds were promised for interstate and rural highways not mass transit and invites readers to weigh in as conferees work toward a compromise in coming weeks.
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Senate
House
Highway Trust Fund
New York State
William F. Walsh
Congress
Moonshine Haul Fills Ovid Streets After Night Patrol
Sheriff Smalley seized a large moonshine haul in Ovid on Monday night. a truck was needed to cart away the illicit liquor. Earlier notes recall a Baltimore shot tower project and local stone works, with 1952 and 1934 era mentions of art lessons and Fourth of July festivities.
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Naomi Brewer
Ovid
Baltimore
T.N. Perkins
Townsendville
JH. Wyckoff
Sheriff Smalley
Undersheriff Gerald Brewer Honored At Ovid VFW Dinner
A testimonial dinner at Ovid VFW Post 6200 honored Seneca County Undersheriff Gerald Brewer June 23. Speakers praised his dedication, commonsense law enforcement, and wide reputation. Brewer received a commemorative plaque as local history notes and community activities highlighted the event.
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OVID
Seneca County
Gerald Brewer
Ovid Vfw
G. Brewer
VFW
Jerome B.E. Wolff
Wolff
Brewer
Seneca County Board of Supervisors
Gordon Brand
Matthew McKeon
Joseph Domerinsky
Seneca Army Depot
Bill Sheppard
Roland Nivison
Sgt
Thomas Cleere
Waterloo
New York State Police
Nivison
Arthur Depew
Sheriff's Dept
Gerry
Bobby
South Seneca
Buffalo
McKinley
Covert Town considers Westervelt site for doctors office
Interlaken area may gain a doctor as the Covert Town Board eyed the Westervelt Main Street property for a possible new office. The supervisor was asked to pursue a leasing arrangement with the Westervelts after July 2 adjournment.
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Interlaken
South Seneca County
Westervelt
Main Street
Westervelts
C.C.C
Syracuse
Brockway
Elmira
Mount
Smith
Brockway Motor Truck
Wesley Dean
Tax Review Board
Hunt
Bassett Rd
Kelly's Corners
Halls Corners Rd
Pair of accidents investigated
Two separate crashes reported in Ovid and Covert. In Ovid, Victoria Kaiser, 22, and passenger Sueanne Austin, 20, suffered non fatal injuries after Kaiser's vehicle was struck at the Rt 414 Rt 96 intersection. both cars were damaged. In Covert, Mary Georgia, 57, and Donna Martin, 20, collided at Rt 89 and a driveway. no injuries reported and both vehicles damaged. Undersheriff Gerald Brewer investigated both incidents.
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OVID
Victoria J. Kaiser
Robert J. Hassett
Camillus
Miss Kaiser
Kaiser
Sueanne Austin
Gerald Brewer
Covert
Rt. 89
Kingtown Rd
Mary E. Georgia
Trumansburg
Donna F. Martin
Oradelle
N.J
Animal portraits exhibition at Interlaken bank
Interlaken hosts an art show at the First National Bank of Waterloo featuring Rhoda Bower and her daughter Bonnie. The exhibit, titled Animal portraits, highlights their joint works.
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Interlaken
First National Bank of Waterloo
Rhoda Bower
Bonnie
Interlaken Auxiliary Carnival Report and Summer Plans
At the Interlaken Vol. Firemeds Auxiliary meeting on June 28 reports came from Parcel Post and Craft Booth carnival workers. Plans for participation in Summer of 73 in Ovid on July 4 were finalized. a lightning storm and fire alarm disrupted activities at Limner's garage. President Albro did not notify members about the July 15 workers picnic. call her for information at 532-4857. Next regular meeting is postponed until September due to summer adjournment. Shaui Carter and Betty Jean Craft will handle refreshments.
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Interlaken
Auxiliary
Ovid
Limner
Pres
Albro
Shaui Carter
Betty Jean Craft
Interlaken Reformed Church Dinner and Bazaar
Interlaken Reformed Church announces a Dinner and Bazaar on Saturday July 14 with Bazaar opening at 3 pm and dinner at 5 pm. Morning Worship runs 10 am through September 2 with weekly services beginning July 15.
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Interlaken
Interlaken Reformed Church
Women’s Guild
Camp Fowler
Speculator
Jody Clark
Ruth VanderWeide
Patty Poulsen
Lynda Close
Barbie James
Debbie Russell
Jody Kotun
Fowler
Our Church
Rochester
Hector Blueberry Patch
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Charles D. Ill
Charles D
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Robert
David
Robert W. Moses
East Seneca St
Dorothes
Kimberly
Tewnee
Shone
Otto Davis
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Swanson
Smith, Mount
Hunt, and Selover
Whittier
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