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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1968

Page

20

Seneca County Consumer Fair Draws Wide Attendance

About 325 women from nine Finger Lakes counties attended the Consumer Fair at Karmac Manor in Seneca Falls on April 24. The event showcased New York state food processing and featured Mary Kelleher of Beechnut Inc. detailing industry shifts toward consumer-driven product development.

Seneca Falls Finger Lakes Region Karmac Manor New York State Cooperative Extension Grace B. Munn Seneca County Cayuga Chemung Livingston Ontario Seneca Schuyler Steuben Wayne John Bandelin Lockport Canning Co Carolyn Franklin Seneca County Cooperative Extension James B. Howard Seneca Foods Corp Donald J. Wickham Tri-Way Farms, Inc Stanley Donna B. Wilkes New York State Electric and Gas Corp Geneva Thomas A. Rich P & C Food Markets Inc Syracuse John C Hemmingway H. Co. Hemingway & Co., Inc Clyde Douglas Sinclair Western New York

Conservation Day Planned on Edward Hanley Farm

Seneca County agencies join for Conservation Day on May 15 at Edward Hanley Farm. About 628 sixth graders from county schools will rotate through teaching stations organized by the Hanley Farm site with support from Soil Conservation Service and other state and local agencies.

Waterloo Seneca County Edward Hanley William Lynch Seneca County Conservation Advisory Committee Emily Kahabka Sit Hanley

Pheasants Arrive for 4-H Club May 14 1050 Birds

Interlaken Seneca County 4 H Club members to receive 1050 pheasants on Monday May 15 after 10 00 am. Birds will be caged for six to seven weeks and inspected by Don Nelson. After care game protectors and a Seneca County Sportsman Federation rep will assist in liberation with conservation officers John Leupp and contract.

Interlaken Seneca County Don Nelson Seneca County Sportsman's Federation Servation John Leupp Conract

Finger Lakes wine gains D C debut on Capitol Hill

Congressmen Samuel Stratton and Charles Goo dell hosted a reception on Capitol Hill to acquaint legislators with Finger Lakes wine products. Guests from Canandaigua Industries Gold Seal Pleasant Valley Taylor and Widmer's showcased industry growth noting $11 million in excise taxes and $55 to $60 million in region sales. The event highlighted New Yorks expanding wine sector and the Geneva Agricultural Experiment Station contributions.

Senate House Committee Capitol Hill Finger Lakes Samuel S. Stratton Charles E. Goodell New York Stratton New York State California New York State Agricultural Experiment Station Geneva

Local people serve district

TRUMANSBURG The organization al setup of Tompkins County Soil & Water Conservation District and the U S Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service includes several local people. The board lists Robert G. Bock as chairman M Beach Stover as vice chairman Donald Culligan as supervisor Gary Lee as supervisor George Hanford as Farm Bureau Director and Secretary Bertha English as Clerk Treasurer. USDA SCS staff includes Raymond M Brown Jr work unit conservationist Carl Pearson soil scientist Roger Case soil scientist Lyle C Crandall soil technician and Robert V Windus soil conservation technician.

Trumansburg Tompkins County Soil & Water Conservation District U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service U. S. Department of Agriculture Soil Consevation Service Tompkins County Soil and Water Conservation District Tompkins Countys&wcd Robert G. Bock M. Beach Stover Donald Culligan Gary Lee

Kiwanis Chicks Start for Seneca 4-H'ers

Geneva Kiwanis-sponsored poultry project began Friday April 26 with Red Rock Cross and White Rock chicks given to nine Seneca County 4-H'ers. The 10 week program ends with dress and judging, six broilers advancing to the Kiwanis Farm City Week Dinner, and ongoing records kept for the remaining birds.

Waterloo Geneva Kiwanis Arthur Christensen Poultry Tom Karlsen Romulus William Sigrist Harry Ludke Clyde Dale Arcangeli Dean Arcangeli Lyle Kelsey Interlaken Thomas Russell Howard Jennings David Oberbeck Ovid John Zimdahl Geneva

George A Rice Elected to Angus Association Membership

George A. Rice has been elected to membership in the American Angus Association at St. Joseph Missouri, announced by secretary Glen Bratcher. A total of 593 memberships were issued to Aberdeen Angus breeders in the United States during the past month.

Interlaken George A. Rice American Angus Assoc St. Joseph Glen Bratcher United States

Teens Find 97 Defects in Tompkins County Cars

Tompkins County teens completed an Auto Safety Program survey across four venues in Ithaca Trumansburg Groton and the Tri-County Jaycees led effort. Of 194 vehicles checked 97 defects were found with 25 tires worn past standards and 148 cars had seat belts.

Ithaca Tompkins County Triphammer Groton Victory Market Trumansburg P & C Trumansburg Groton TriCounty Jaycees Harold McGill

World Food Markets Have Little Local Impact

Cornell economist Prof Kenneth L Robinson says Northeast farmers face minimal effects from increased food aid demands. He notes grains and soybean products may be favored in aid shipments, while Northeast producers of milk, fruit, vegetables, eggs and poultry are less affected. He cites Europe and UK self sufficiency and warns exporters must meet uniform quality standards.

Ithaca - Northeast Cornell University Kenneth L. Robinson N.Y. State College of Agriculture Cornell Great Plains Midwest Northeast Robinson The College Agricultural Leaders’ Forum New York Europe Canada Japan United Kingdom Soviet Union China Congress United States

Developing a Shade Tolerant Lawn

A shady stretch of lawn can be a relaxing oasis but shade blocks grass growth. The guide recommends watering and fertilizing shaded areas, avoiding excessive cutting, raking leaves to allow light, and using shade tolerant seed mixes suited to poorer soils under trees.

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Robert A. Eggleson Welch Grape Juice Co Westfield Consumer Fair Robert Eggleson Welch Grape Juice Co., Inc John Knight Pro Gram Soil Conservation Service United States Sports and Fisheries Department of Interior New York State Conservation Department Division of Lands and Forests and Fish and Game Seneca County Sportman’s Federation Civil Defense Sheriff Department of By Stratton George Rice
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