U S Service Chief Tours Hector Land Use Area in New York State
U S Forest Service Chief Edward P. Cliff visited the Hector Land Use Area in Schuyler and Seneca Counties to review multiple use management. The visit included regional foresters, local staff, Cornell collaborators, and discussions on wood water forage wildlife and recreation within Eastern National Forests.
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Lodi
Edward P. Cliff
Forest Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hector
Schuyler
Seneca Counties
Mr. Cliff
George S. James
Paul S. Newcomb
Green Mountain National Forest
Paul A. Shaw, Jr
Gustav A. Swanson
Cornell
A.A. Johnson
New York State Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics
Kenneth V. Gardner
Cliff
James
Eastern National Forests
Roaring Twenties Theme Parade Expands at Lodi Firemen Carnival
The Lodi Firemen Carnival extends the Roaring Twenties parade to June 30 to July 2 with plans for more floats and a larger, more colorful event. Over 260 invitations have been sent to schools scouts fraternal groups and others to participate in the parade and festivities.
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Lodi
Cub Pack 33 of Lodi Holds Meeting
At the regular Cub Pack 33 meeting in Lodi the boys received awards for their work. David Wells earned 1 gold arrow 1 silver arrow. Donald Fredricks earned Wolf badge in Den 2. Paul Sabol earned Bear Badge 1 gold arrow 1 silver arrow in Den 1. Mark Brown earned 2 silver arrows from the lion electives. Ray Mac Cheyne earned Wolf Badge. Scottie Hicks and Andria Perez received Bob Cat investiture and pins. Den 3 conducted the opening ceremony. May's theme is Indian Dances and games with outdoor activities.
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Lodi
David Wells
Donald Fredricks
Den
Paul Sabol
Mark Brown
Lion
Ray Mac Cheyne
Scottie Hicks
Andria Perez
Den 3
Lodi locals report social visits and community events
The May 9 meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to Lodi Firemen is noted. Several visits are listed including Hattie Freece in Elbridge and Mrs. Burlar in Clifton Springs. Visitors from Highland Long Island and Bath are mentioned. A tea, a Master Chef display at Lamoreaux Point, and a baby shower for Mrs. Edward Mitchell are among community highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loci
Ray Clawson
Elbridge
Hattie Freece
Faircloud
Arthur Horton
Clifton Springs
Burlar
Javis Colby
David Charles
Robert
Highland Long Island
Grant Hallett
Lesslie Dunn
Glen Aubre
Rhineheart
Binghamton
Carman
Bath
Interlaken
Georgianz McCall
Charles Boyer
Philadelphia
Trucksville
Highland
Long Island
Hallett
Shaw Road
Frances Kluck
Between the Lakes Sanitarium
Kathy Hannible
Kluck
Tompkins County Hospital
Ithaca
Marge Danton
Wm. Dohrer
Townsend Hotel
Thomas Dooley
Lodi
M.A. Brown
Evelyn
Watkins Glen
Lodi Point
Joel Wyckoff
West Seneca St
Lodi and
Watkins Road
Robert Osborn
Buffalo
Frank Jones
United Presbyterian
Wesley Bales
Searsburg
Jerry Woolever
Fertile Cove
Lamoreaux Point
Arkansas
Larry Pearsall
Mt. Upton
Don
Betty McIntosh
Diane
Joan
Bill
Phyllis Myers
Adams
Stanley McCheyne
Clover Farm
George Pentz
Lewis Pentz
Edward Mitchell
Waterloo
Helen Pentz
MacDougall
Lewis Sheradin
Geneva
Weston Mitchell - Waterloo
Leslie Smith
Marion
Jean Smith
Virginia Smith
Barbara Smith
Sidney Vanv Vleet
Jean van Vleet
Joyce van Vleet
Mountour Falls
Helen Taylor
Help Needed To Reach Seneca Co Red Cross Goal
SENECA FALLS The 1966 goal for Seneca County Red Cross was 16564. The amount raised today is 12005.13, and anticipated un reported returns are 1500. It is urgent that this goal be met due to Viet Nam costs blood mobile services disaster expenses and swim program costs. An added 9000000 of national goal must be met with 1013 share. Dr Bokelman chairs with co chairmen VanBenschoten Jennings Pomeroy Keel Williamson Osborne urging donations.
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Seneca Falls
Seneca County Red Cross
Viet Nam
Seneca Co
Local social notes from a busy weekend
Deborah Burdin celebrated her sixteenth with eleven friends Saturday night. Local families report visits and guests including the Dunbars of Lodi moving into the Osgood house and Carol Burdin completing student teaching at West Seneca. interchange notes highlight hosts, trips, and exchange students with slide show from Bogota Colombia.
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Deborah Burdin
Vance Dunbar
Lodi
Osgood House
Carol Burdin
State University College
Buffalo
West Seneca
Clarence
Kristine Marsh
Martin Marsh
Schuyler Hospital
Ray Stevens
Trumansburg
Baxter Coleman
Allen Marsh
Lauri
Corning
Francis Marsh
William Chandler
Watkins Glen
Donald Lynch
Elmer J. Porter
Emil DeBuyser
Newark
Arthur Burdin
Carol
State University College At Buffalo
Burdin
Connie
Charles
James Rappleye
Interlaken
Baxter Coleman Dianne Porter
Curtis Ryan
Odessa
Susan Wyckoff
Hoyts Corners
Bogota
Columbia
Andrew Dickinson
Elmira
Department Visitation Sets May 6 in Ovid NY
Ovid South Seneca Post 463 hosts American Legion Auxiliary President Mrs Peabody of Interlaken and Legion Commander William Argano of Bronxville on Friday May 6. Social hour runs 6:30 to 7:30 followed by dinner tickets priced at 2.50.
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South Seneca
Ovid
New York
American Legion Auxiliary Department
William Peabody
Interlaken
American Legion
William Argan
Bronxville
Legion
Keough Wins Republican Endorsement For Seneca Sheriff
Waterloo candidate Herbert Keough won the Republican endorsement for Seneca County sheriff at a caucus on Monday night on the third ballot. He defeated Fred Morehouse, Paul O Connor, Gerald Brewer and Wayne's under sheriff in Ovid. Coroner Warren Jones won the county coroner nomination unopposed. Coroner Howard Miller had said he would not run.
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Waterloo
Herbert Keough
Republican Party
Seneca County
Keough
Fred ‘*Wee’’ Morehouse
Wayne
Paul O’connor
Gerald Brewer
Ovid
Tony Casamassima
Warren Jones
Seneca Falls
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U.S
Hector Land
Cub
LOD
Roy Parks
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Waterloo Hospital
Francis Steverson
Orvis Steverson
Fla
John Kramer
Edward
Walden
N.Y
Thaddeus Covert
Edward Hayward
Eli P. Steverson
Florida
Orvis J. Steverson
Lodi M.e.church
Steverson
Japan
Red Cross
Uitvacsidhy
Daywood
Thomas Cashady
Interlaken Village Board
Howard Miller
N. Y
Braden’s Department Store
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