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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1968

Page

9

Romulus Town Board OKs Army Pier Plan Discusses Dump

Romulus supervisor reads Department of the Army letter from Buffalo announcing a planned pier on Seneca Lake near Dresden in Yates County. Highway supervisor notes dump needs action as it fills rapidly. Board approves Clerk and Supervisor reports. pays numerous local bills. all members present except Christensen.

Romulus Conkling Dept. of the Army Buffalo Seneca Lake Yates County Dresden Ritchie Warren Bros. Rct Ontario Material Inc Central Asphalt Inc Chemung Supply Corp N.R. Boyce Inc Smith Body Shop Seneca Supply Co Barnet-Hewett Tire Co Lynd Hardware Co Seneca Service Center Dow & Co J.J. Murphy Paul J. Ryan N.Y.S. Electric National Ins J. Luppino Ovid Seneca Co N.Y. Hwy Christensen

Local residents honored for service at Seneca Army Depot

Col. Metzler presents awards to Romulus and Interlaken employees for outstanding performance and sustained excellence. recipients include Thelma Durnin Emma Myer Frederick Loman Jacob Nowak Raymond Woodington and others with cash prizes pins and certificates plus letters of appreciation for adopted suggestions.

Romulus Seneca Army Howard C. Metzler Thelma E. Durnin R.D.#2 Interlaken Emma G. Myer Main Street Frederick Loman Cayuga Street Jacob F. Nowak Seneca Army Depot Raymond W. Woodington Chapman St Ovid D.#2 James L. Covert Lodi Betty McCullough Donald T. Bullivant Willard San Vanise R.D Verva G. Tobias Boq Donald Baker Ronald G. Swinehart

Ice Cream Social Planned at Willard Church Lawn

Christ Church Willard hosts an ice cream social on Wednesday July 31 with the Ovid School Band performing 7 15 to 8 15. Bea Scoles coordinates volunteers while acolytes practice Tuesday at 7 30. Memorial gifts honor Lysle Roberts and fund donations total fifty dollars.

Willard the Christ Church Ovid Bea Scoles Lysle Roberts Memorial Fund of Christ Church LG A Harriet Casey

Young People Plan Mountain Climbing Trip

INTERLAKEN young people from First Baptist Church plan a mountain climbing trip on Monday. Bible study and prayer hour start at 8:00 with an official board meeting. Pastor Edward M. Miller will preach at 11:00 on The Love of God. Sunday school at 10:00, transport available, and 8:00 Sunday evening service with Five Bible Fools. The Palisades cliffs along the Hudson River were first seen by Giovanni da Verrazzano in April 1524.

Interlaken First Baptist Church Edward M. Miller God Hudson River Giovanni da Ver Fazano

Bloodmobile drive set for Friday in Seneca County

First Lieutenant John J. Boyle Jr. and Nelson Stinson co chair a Seneca County Red Cross Bloodmobile drive in Romulus Friday July 19. Donor hours are 9 to 11 30 a m and 12 15 to 3 30 p m. A portion of donated blood supports national defense. Extra pledge cards available from the chairmen.

Romulus John J. Boyle U.S. Army Dispensary Nelson Stinson Directorate For Quality Assurance and Surveillance Cochairmen Seneca County Red Cross Lt. Boyle Department of Defense National Defense Boyle Stinson

Auxiliary unit takes first twice at regional contests

Interlaken marching unit has won first prizes at Lodi and Trumansburg. Members now prepare a bake sale for July 20 at 8 a.m. to support the group.

Interlaken Lodi Trumansburg

Thompson Named Acting U S G Leader for Summer 1968

Harpur College junior John T. Thompson has been appointed acting president of the United Student Government for the Summer of 1968. He previously served as treasurer and will assume that office when the university reconvenes in September. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Thompson, formerly of Oneonta.

Romulus John T. Thompson Harpur College United Student Government Thompson Albert R. Thompson Oneonta

Deer Hunting With Hounds Illegal in New York Since 1788

The note states that hunting deer with the use and hounds has remained illegal in New York State since 1788, highlighting a long-standing wildlife law.

New York State

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