Eagle Scouts Honored By Finger Lakes Council
Seventeen boys achieved Scouting’s highest rank at the Third Annual Eagle Scout recognition dinner in Ovid. Co hosts included the Canandaigua Elks Club and Finger Lakes Council. Ronald Smith and Dr. George W Hill offered remarks. The Class of 1968 Eagles lists Gary Xavier of Troop 78 Ovid.
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Finger Lakes Council
Boy Scouts of America
Canandaigua Elk’s Club
Ronald Smith
Elks Club
George W. Hill
Lake Avenue
Gary Xavier
Ovid
Spring birds arrive and local notes from Reynoldsville
Mrs Fenton Brewer notes many spring birds arriving this week. Kay Curtiss remains home with mumps. Mr and Mrs Edward Voorheis of Reynoldsville welcomed Lane Howard born April 15 at Tompkins Co Hospital. Scott stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Walt Harford while mother was hospitalized. Ray Savage of Thermopolis Independent Record comments on television viewing habits.
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Kay Curtiss
Edward Voorheis
Reynoldsville
Lane Howard
Tompkins Co. Hospital
Scott
Walt Harford
Seneca County Career Night Sets May 21 at Mynderse Academy
The Seneca County Guidance Departments sponsor a Career Night for grades 8 to 12 at Mynderse Academy at 7 15 p m on May 21 1969. Ovid Interlaken Romulus Waterloo and Seneca Falls schools participate with 17 panels covering over 75 career fields. Parents and students should attend to hear consultants in fields from agriculture to social services and plan future careers.
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Seneca County
Mynderse Academy
Ovid
Interlaken
Romulus
Waterloo
Seneca Falls
Armed Services
Evangelist John Savard to speak at Interlaken church
The First Baptist Church of Interlaken announces an 11:00 Sunday morning service with Evangelist Dr. John Savard speaking at both morning and evening sessions. Sunday school starts at 10:00 with classes for all ages and transportation by two busses.
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Interlaken
First Baptist Church of
John Savard
Ruth Martz
Baldwins
Legion Auxiliaries State president to visit Seneca County
Mrs. John Mazzie Belpage State President of the American Legion Auxiliary will visit Seneca County on Friday May 2. She will join escort Mrs. Hoyts Smith Campbell 7th District President for a noon luncheon at Seneca Manor then tour Eisenhower College. Evening dinner at 7 30 p m with State Commander Michael Kogutek 7th District Commander Alfred Vilione and County Commander William Boyes. Reservations due by April 39. Tickets sold at Post Homes in Interlaken Ovid Waterloo and Seneca Falls.
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Interlaken
John Mazzie
Belpage
The
American Legion Auxilary
Seneca County
Mazzie
Hoyts Smith
Campbell
7Th District
Seneca County Auxiliary
Seneca Manor
Eisenhower College
Interlaken American Legion 462
the Legion
Michael Kogutek
Alfred Vilione
William Boyes
Alma Evans
Post
Interlalen
Ovid
Waterloo
Seneca Falls
Pinewood Derby and Stationery Sale by Cub Scout Pack 21
Interlaken Cub Scout Den 2 held opening ceremonies and announced a May 1 committee meeting at Mrs. Doris Wilson home. Pinewood Derby will occur May 22 at 6 45 p m in Interlaken School with car turn in the week of May 11. Cub Scouts selling America the Beautiful stationery at 1 25 per box. contact Cubmaster Myron McCoy at 532 4677. Awards were presented and Den Webelos led the closing with a talk on Indian artifacts.
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Interlaken
Den 2
Doris Wilson
Myron McCoy
Den
Interlaken Reformed Church May Events Update
Church notices list Mother Daughter Banquet May 8 at 6 30 p m tickets 1 75 adults 1 00 under 12 Contact Ruth Boyes. Communion Breakfast May 4 at 7 a m at Ovid Federated Church reservations with Art Poulson or Gordon Sirrine. Spring meeting May 9 6 30 p m at Brighton Rochester speaker Maj Ralph Leedy. Father Son dinner May 16 with details to follow.
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Interlaken
Ruth Boyes
Ovid Federated Church
Art Poulson
Gordon Shrine
Reformed Church
Brighton Reformed Church
Rochester
Maj
Ralph Leedy
Salvation Army
Gordon Sirrine
Our Church
Legion News Interlaken hosts district events and elections
The Interlaken American Legion plans a May 2 prime rib dinner honoring the New York State Commander. Members are urged to attend long list of upcoming events including May 13 officer elections, May 18 district gathering, June 14 County Convention in Ovid, July 12 district meeting in Shortsville, and July 17 18 19 state convention at Niagara Falls. Members urged to participate and support the Post during its 50th anniversary year.
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Nterlaken
Interlaken American Legion
N.Y. S. Dept
Legion
Ovid
Shortsville
Niagara Falls
Cadet News Troop 184 Interlaken Camp Owahta Event
Cadet Troop 184 Interlaken plans a May 10 11 gathering at Camp Owahta Cortland a 4 H camp. Scouts supply their own gear with two tents purchased. Activities include 2 4 Olympic events 7 9 Campfire plus Sunday church services Catholic Mass at Mac Graw Protestant service at the camp.
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Interlaken
Camp Owahta
Cortland
Mac Graw
Penny Beard- Slee
Helen Treleaven
Lisa Brown
Renee Boettcher
Lerhie Hill
Deloris Grant
Terry Babcock
Cindy McCheyne
Penny Beardslee
Grange meeting set for Interlaken May 3 at 8 p.m
Interlaken Grange 143 announces a regular meeting on Saturday May 3 at 8 p.m. Members are asked to bring cookies or sandwiches to share during lunch.
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INTERLAKEN - Grange #143
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Richard Waters
Howard P. Frum
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Ray Savage
Thermopolis
Wye
Wother
Berkshire
Phil Maid
Activi
Jeanie Sportswear
Jayson
Globe
First Baptist
Legion Auxiliaries
Pinewood Derby
Cub Scout
McCoy
Webelos
Gerald Hiller
Arthur James
Robert Johnson
James Dickerson
Eddy Ladd
Eric McGuane
Steven Welch
Jerry Waid
Danny Pritchard
Carl Pell
Eric Schirrmacher
Stephen Whittier
Elmer Wilson
Cub Scouts
Mr. Wilson
Webelos den
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First National Bank
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Hannigal
First National
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