Hector Land Use Area Roads Rebuilt For Visitors
Two primary access roads in the Hector Land Use Area have been widened and graveled for 1.5 miles under a Cooperative Agreement between the Town of Hector and the U.S. Forest Service. The Forest Service covers part of the costs as these roads serve public use of the federal lands. Paul Shaw, Forester in Charge, notes the joint effort and benefits to all visitors.
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Hector
U. S. Forest Service
Potomac
Wycoff
Forest Service
Paul Shaw
Shaw
Seneca County United Fund appoints new directors
On Sept 7 U F directors named Eric Backlund retired Goulds Pumps chair and Captain James Marvin depot chaplain to fill unexpired terms of the late Nelson Delavan and Captain Spiller. Backlund term ends 1972 and Marvin in 1973. Annual drive kicks off Sept 15 with $94,825 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Falls
Eric E. Backlund
Goulds Pumps, Inc
James Marvin
Seneca Army Depot
Seneca County United Fund, Inc
Seneca County United Fund
Fred L Huntington, Jr
Nelson B. Delavan
James Spiller
Backlund
Philip J. Olmstead
Hunter safety classes offered in Romulus area
Hunter safety classes in Romulus organized with the New York State Environmental Conservation Office and Seneca County 4-H Office will run September and October at Romulus Central School. Sessions from 7 30 to 9 30 p m taught by Scott Sampson require attendance at both sessions and age 14 plus proof of age. Enrollment open with school guidance offices or the 4 H Office Farm and Home and 4 H Center Waterloo 5399251.
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Romulus
New York
Waterloo
Area dairy farmers boost the economy
Seneca Ontario and Wayne and Yates counties host 837 dairy farmers milking about 40 000 cows and producing 24 million quarts of milk annually. Milk goes to New York City Rochester and nearby townships. Dairy farming multiplies local income with a 2 1/2 times effect and sustains regional growth.
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Seneca
Ontario
Wayne
Yates
New York City
Rochester
Finger Lakes
Tompkins County 4-H Shines at State Fair With Blue Ribbons
Tompkins County 4-H teams excel at the State Fair winning 57 blue ribbons and 13 red across vegetables crafts and science. Notable winners include Nancy Benson and multiple exhibitors from Ithaca Dryden Brooktondale Trumansburg and Groton with blues for outfits hats signs and home goods and several red ribbons in sewing baking and yard displays.
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Nancy Benson
Groton
Tompkins County
Lorraine
Timothy
Susan Bard
Brooktondale
Jeff
Steven Magnes
Ithaca
Dennis
Melissa Mudge
Dryden
Tamara Ann
Timothy Topoleski
Jane Ware
Spencer
Tamara Topoleski
David Tripodi
Tammy Warner
Sandy Hodnett
Diane Plaisted
Jance Meeker
Trumansburg
Daniel Hall
Shelly Earle
Laurie Manchester
Jan Stouffer
Scott Wesley
Jim Borden
James Robertson
Charles Young
John
Duane Scott
Duane
Martin Scheffler
Tobey Moore
Danby
Evan
Keith Davis
Ludlowville
Peter Moore
Jack Sterling
Timothy Bard
Judy Tillapaugh
Joyce Riven
Local Holsteins Receive Food Production Credits
A Holsteins and Friesian Assoc report lists DHIR outputs for Lawara Bell Rockete Lawara Sky Rockette and Big Elm Skyliner Lass at Lawara Farms. Milk totals range from 19 560 to 22 910 pounds with butterfat between 345 and 813 pounds. Compared to the U.S. average of 9 388 pounds milk and 345 pounds butterfat per year.
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Interlaken
Holsteinn-Friesian Assoc
America
DHIR
Lawara Bell Rockete
Lawara Sky Rockette
Lawara
Kidders
U.S
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U. F
India
N.Y.S
Sandy Creek Park & Sales
Mazourek Farms
Brillion
Fox
Jamesway
Badger Born
Hesston
Newfield
Egan’s Mobil Service
Main
Interlaken, N. Y
Converse All Stars
Exchange
Harman’s Sport Shop
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