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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1967
Page
5
Samuel Leadley of the New York State College of Agriculture Cornell will study how Scouts 4 H Little League and other youth groups in the Ovid Central School District contribute to child development. The one month project starts March 8 and involves leaders and members from local youth organizations and the school.
North Main Street residents Mr and Mrs Stanley Hoppy reveal the engagement of their daughter Carol Ann to Ronald Edward Doernback son of Mrs Mary Doernback of Philadelphia and Christian Doernback of Grand Bahama Island. Both are federal employees in Washington DC.
Cadette Troop 172 of Ovid held an International Party at Ford Memorial Library on Feb 14. Guests Ruth Aguirre of Guayaquil Ecuador and Janyce Fritts of Ovid spoke on life in their countries. Eleven nations were represented with dishes and desserts from Europe and beyond.
A weekend visit list includes LaurI Marsh Corning and Martin Marsh guests. Harold Marsh sixteenth birthday celebrated with friends. Faith Wagner from Harpur College visiting between sessions. Ovid Grange 155 drills canceled due to weather. Ovid Center Jets 4 H Club met. Grange supper Feb 21 drew 29 attendees with upcoming baking contest.
Ovid Lecais presented a paper on affluence and poverty at the Federated Church Women’s Society February gathering. Several named locals were hospitalized or traveling, including Mrs. DePuy, Mrs. Houseknecht, Mrs. Huff, and others. A birthday dinner for Joey Colella was held at Town Tavern in Willard with former classmates attending. Faculty and friends hosted a square dance at OCS with Western Dancing and a Left foot one step.
Mr and Mrs Robert Close returned from a Florida vacation and Daytona Beach races. Mr and Mrs Andrew Simmons will attend a two day conference on March 3 and 4 sponsored by the Cooperative Extension Service at Cornell University for Campground owners.
The article names Dogwood American Elm London Plane Gingko American Linden Red Maple and white Ash as suitable options for street planting, highlighting diverse choices for urban streetscapes.
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