Seneca County 4-H Leaders Honored at Banquet
Dr Robert Wood challenged 4-H leaders at the annual Recognition Dinner in Waterloo urging courage facing disability and praising the Handicapped Children's Camp at Babcock Hovey. Awardees included leaders in Home Economics and Agriculture with service pins for 5, 10, and 15 years.
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Seneca County
Waterloo
Robert Wood
Clifton Springs Hospital
Canoga Presbyterian Church
Dr. Wood
Babcock Hovey
James Brown
4-H Leaders’ Assoc., Was Toastmaster. Gordon Nearpass
Goulds Pumps
Mr. Nearpass
Goulds
Maurice Verduin
Margaret Bennett
Howard Gere
Calvin Keefer
Frank Zimbahl
Arthur Burdin
G. William Niles
Vincent Gardner
David Griffith
Millard Stuck
Howard Bassett
Weldon Lawrence, Jr
4 H family earns honors at New York meat animal show
In Caywood district 4 H members led the event with officers elected for the coming year including president Vanlon Huff and secretary Barbara Burdin. Ellen Poormon of Waterloo won champion hog in the 19th New York Meat Animal Show and Sale, with her father Levy Poormon also receiving plaques. Open class and reserve honors went to Poormon entries and other youths from Interlaken and Waterloo.
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New York
Caywood Coquettes
Caywood
CoquetTes
Vanlon Huff
Darlene Close
Barbara Burdin
Debbie Hohwald
Jan Shoebridge
Barbara Edwards
Arthur Burdin
John Knight
Frances Edwards
Marie Wagner
Buffie Boyer
Caledonia
Elen Poormon
Waterloo
Tobin Packing Company
Rochester
Ellen Poormon
Susan Bell
Interlaken
Leroy Poormon
Michael Poormon
Conti Packing Company
Tompkins County Trust Company
Ithaca
Empire Livestock Marketing Cooperative
New York Swine Improvement Cooperative Association
Bank of Caledonia
Cooperative Farm Credit Service of Western New York
Tobin Packing Company of
New York Sheep Improvement Project
4 H garden tips for fall harvest and storage
Cooperative 4 H Club Agent G William Niles advises finishing the garden year with harvests of mature vegetables before frost. Pick green tomatoes and muskmelons, store potatoes and roots in a cool dark place, lift with a fork, avoid bruising, and remove big weeds. Consider lighting, charcoal, and spring bulbs as noted.
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Waterloo
Cooperative 4-H Club
William Niles
4-H Forest Planting Program Opens For Youth Members
4-H offers future forests projects with trees available from the 4-H Office in Waterloo for planting next spring. Open to members aged 12 and up, varieties include Red Pine Scotch Pine and Norway Spruce. Prospective members may contact the Seneca County 4-H Office Farm and Home Center Waterloo. The program aims to grow youth and leader participation through cooperation with state youth groups and local churches. An acre of land supports 1000 trees.
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Waterloo
Seneca County
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
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Doug Mac Cheyne
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