Morgan Horse Legacy spans centuries from Justin Morgan to today
Hilda Murphy of Trumansburg and her daughter Sarah raise Morgans for riding and driving. They showed deer Creed Naiad and Broadwall Adelyn at the New York State Morgan Society show in Syracuse on Oct 4 5 6. The article traces the breed from Justin Morgan in 1789 through Vermont Calvary and modern show rings.
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Trumansburg
Mary Meixell
Sarah
RDI
Morgan
New York State
Morgan Horse Society
Syracuse
Meixell
Justin Morgan
Springfield
Mass
Vermont
Figure
Central Vermont
Boston
New York
Ethan Allen
Little Figure
New England
California
Little Big Horn
Keogh
Commanche
Greyhound
Billy Direct
Bradford
Texas
America
Interviews Set for Elderly in 32 Communities
Rural sociologists at New York State College of Agriculture plan interviews in 32 communities including Trumansburg to learn how people 65 and over spend their time and use local facilities. The study, second of three years, will assess work, hobbies, and community activities with random senior contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumansburg
Cornell
Philip Taietz
N.Y
Sylvia G. Wahl
Slade Research Associates, Inc
Rochester
Local 12 year old wins sunflower contest in Trumansburg
Linda Lee Collee daughter of Royal and Linda Collee of Mount Road won the Taughannock Garden Club junior sunflower contest with a 15.5 inch diameter bloom. Other entrants included Marilee Tollee Janie Schwartz Mary Ann Stillwell and Cathie Wertis. Prize funded by the club aimed to spark youth gardening and establish a junior garden club with seed and judging by Mrs Homer Delong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumansburg
Linda Lee Collee
Royal Collee
Mount Road
Taughannock Garden Club
Linda Lee
Garden Club
Marilee Tollee
Janie Schwartz
Mary Ann Stillwell
Cathie Wertis
The
Homer DeLong
National 4-H Week Signals Youth Involvement
National 4-H Week runs October 6 to 12 with the theme A World of Opportunity. In Tompkins County 4-H clubs elect officers plan programs and host a Little 4-H Fair on October 12 at the Agriculture Home and 4‑H Center. About 500 adults and junior leaders serve nearly 4,000 youths in 4-H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Sterling
Cooperative Extension
Tompkins County
Erson US
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Ject
Lansing Lions Club
Ithaca Kiwanis Club
Dryden Kiwanis Club
Washington, D.C
Agriculture, Home
Northside
Southside
National 4-H Week Focus in Seneca County Waterloo
The 1968 National 4-H Week emphasizes expanding 4-H benefits to more youths through head heart hands and health. Plans include outreach to diverse communities and promotion of 4-H through TV, with club activities, achievement night on October 10 at South Seneca Central School Ovid and preparation for 1969 clubs. Contact the 4-H Division Office at the Farm and Home Center Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Seneca County
South Seneca Central School
Ovid
Farm and Home Center
Seneca County farmers elect new ASC leadership
In Seneca County community elections 468 of 99 eligible farmers voted. 1969 County Chairman Gail Abbott is joined by Ernest Eastman as Vice Chairman and others as regular and alternate members. Officials listed for Covert Lodi and Ovid Romulus town groups include Kaiser Beardslee Post Brodnicki and Post Jr with multiple other named voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
ASC
Gail Abbott
Ernest Eastman
Herbert Marshall
Howard B. Smith
Joseph Kaiser
Covert
Albert Rustic
Ralph Judd
Roger Treleaven
Harold Ball
Harold Brinkerhoff
Lodi
Robert Voorhees
Arthur James
Charles Chernak
Henry
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Hilda Murphy
Mr. Meixell
Quentin
Seneca County Farmers
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