Seneca Pool Fund Reaches $20 000 Goal
In Seneca the 1965 drive for a pool and athletic center reached its $20 000 target on June 15. Donations go to the Seneca Community Trust Fund. a three member committee will decide size and location while landscaping and upkeep require continuing funding.
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Seneca
Seneca Community Trust Fund
Seneca Civic Association
T. F. Mullen
Elmer Maier
Simon Barla
Seneca Community State Bank
C. Donald Johnson
William Graves
John L Brookman
al Twardowski
Lloyd Johnson
Don Danielson
Dave Sechaible
Fran Kasten
Lamprey Control Boosts Trout In Great Lakes
The sea lamprey has been 90 percent eliminated in the Great Lakes, says Donald McKernan director of the U S Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. He notes trout population in the Great Lakes has risen tenfold in recent years.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Great Lakes
Donald McKernan
U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
New Books at Morris Library
Morris Library announces new acquisitions across adult and children's sections. Titles include Maximilian's Gold by Jane Barry, The Detective by Roderick Thorp, The Crusaders by Zoe Oldenbourg, and Extraterrestrial Biology by Richard Young, among others.
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Morris Library
Maximilian
Jane Barry
Mexico
Frank Slaughter
Bruce Graham
Mr. Slaughter
Roderick Thorp
Zoe Oldenbourg
Miss Oldenbourg
The Complete Guide to Ram ily Camping
The guide presents Bill Riviere as a noted outdoor authority offering foundational tips for family camping. It outlines gear basics, site selection, safety, and practical routines to foster enjoyable outdoor experiences with children and beginners.
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Bill Riviere
Church Leader Elected President of Trans-African SDA Division
The Rev. Merle L. Mills, president of the Southern New England Conference of the Seventh day Adventists, has been elected president of the church's trans-African division.
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Detroit
Merle L. Mills
Southern
Zeiss Marks 75th Anniversary of Lens Production Opening
Carl Zeiss of Oberkochen Germany marks 75 years since opening its photographic lens production facility. The milestone reflects decades of optical engineering and domestic industry leadership.
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Carl Zeiss
Oberkochen
Germany
South of the Border Forces and Personalities Briefing
A concise briefing outlines the forces and personalities at play south of the border, detailing key actors, regional dynamics, and potential outcomes. It emphasizes leadership lines, strategic interests, and the broader geopolitical context shaping events in the area.
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Lating
the Porder
Monsoons Expected In India Soon
Monsoons return to drought stricken India forecasters expect normal rainfall across parched fields and reservoirs. The onset in New Delhi marks the earliest since 1961 with rains to cover the country by month end.
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New Delhi
India
R.K.S. Saxena
Rajasthan
Pakistan
Himalayas
Bombay
Monsoon Traffic and Water Refusal Stir Regional Reactions
Monsoon rains disrupt transportation and slow grain unloading across regions. In parts of the Arab world, cultural norms label a man a weakling for refusing to drink dirty water, reflecting social expectations around resilience and endurance.
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