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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1967
Page
4
Albany officials explain New York State dock laws. Permits required for most docks, except small structures under 40 feet and 4 feet deep at outer end. Open-work log docks usually need no fill and no permit if they meet size limits.
More than 400 runners are on the grounds at Finger Lakes race track as the May 24 opening of the upstate Thoroughbred season approaches. Notable stables include Dan Conway Dean Montgomery and Mario Ribarich who head a 125 day meet lineup.
Thirty six youths aged 10 to 14 enrolled in the Young Boatman Safety Course in Ovid taught by Robert Jacoby, Robert Fairclough, and David Griffith with volunteer instructors. The program, sponsored by the Conservation Department Division of Motor Boats, provides free materials and a Make Sure Make Shore safety handbook.
Seneca Falls hosts the Pre Aqua Festival Ball at Hotel Gould on Saturday June 3. Contestants compete for Miss Aqua Festival 1967 while the Rex Men from Auburn play through the night. Tickets cost 62 dollars per couple at the Chamber or at the door. Co chair Jim Lyman of RD 2 Gould Pumps graduate of Mynderse Academy attended Notre Dame.
The Trumansburg Fish and Game Club hosts a one day hunter safety course on May 27 from 1 to 5 PM led by instructor John E. Snedeker and Robert Nelson. Attendance 15 required. material covers full four hours with shotgun and ammunition guidance.
Gov Rockefeller supports a proposed Susquehanna River Basin Compact modeled on the Delaware plan. It would form a commission with New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland governors plus a federal representative, coordinating water resources, flood control, water quality, supplies, rights, fish and wildlife habitat, and recreation.
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