Tompkins 4-H shines at state fair several blue ribbons
Tompkins County 4-H teams swept blue ribbons at the State Fair with top placings in square dance and dairy events. Kenneth Burr earned Master Showman honors in Ayrshire dairy while David Burr and Kate Gunning showed high placing cattle. Other 4-H members from Trumansburg and Newfield earned ribbons in horticulture, poultry, dog obedience, and ornamentals.
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Trumansburg
John C. Sterling
Cooperative Extension
Tompkins County
New York State
U.S
Richmond
Chris Morehouse
David Burr
Sterling
William Bishop
Jacksonville
Debbie
Patti Payne
Rebecca Slater
Newfield
Larry Woodams
Deborah Worden
Randall Licht
Kenneth Burr
Kenneth
Miles Munson
Groton
Shirley Werner
Ayrshire
Ior
Kate Gunning
Douglas Gunning
John van Nedergnen
Steven Maki
Kathy Aldrich
Iradell Rd
John
Lawrence van Nedergnen
Douglas
Kathy Gunning
Debra Payne
Patricia Payne
Schuyler County
Amy Johnson
Valois
Daffy
Nancy Johnson
Poochie
David Usher
Gypsy
Grumbles
Dianne Johnson
Arleeta Usher
Debbie Hull
Jackie Swartz
Local Features Next Month Seek Reader Suggestions
The publication invites readers to submit ideas for locally written features about local people starting next month. Call Interlaken 532-4223 to share suggestions and participate.
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Interlaken
Hunter Safety Training Push As Season Approaches
As hunting season nears, new hunters must obtain a required hunter safety training certificate for their first license. Courses are run by volunteers, with sessions in Trumansburg at the Central School Cafeteria and the Fish and Game Club, plus additional instruction at South Seneca and Interlaken clubs. The article outlines age rules, supervision requirements, and the need for continued in-field training beyond a four hour course.
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Trumansburg
Trumansburg Central School
Trumansburg Fish and Game Club
South Seneca Sportsmen’s Club
Ovid
Nell Kenyon
Roger Getman
Interlaken Sportsmen’s Club
New York
Farm Bureau objects to air rule on farm odors in New York
The New York Farm Bureau demands an immediate meeting with State Health Commissioner Hollis Ingraham over a ruling that odors from a Schenectady County hog farm interfere with life and property. Beasley warns the interpretation could destroy livestock and the state's food industry and urges action to limit or supersede the commissioner's powers.
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Albany
New York Farm Bureau
Hollis Ingraham
New York
Ingraham
Schenectady
Farm Bureau
New York State
Beasley
Milk price rise reflects stronger Class I sales in New York area
Robert S. Turner of the American Dairy Association and Dairy Council of New York reports a 3.8 percent rise in Class I milk sales, a 5 percent gain in utilization, and a 41 cent per cwt price increase year over year. He credits July 1 reporting changes and expanded fluid milk programs for stronger New York New Jersey market performance.
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Syracuse
Robert S. Turner
American Dairy Assoc
Dairy Council of New York
New York - New Jersey
Turner
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