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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1967

Page

10

Patricia Miles and Elmer Martz Engagement Announced

Patricia Ann Miles daughter of Harold and Mrs. Miles of RD 2 and Elmer Ward Martz son of Mrs. Ruth Martz of Wyckoff Road Ovid announce their engagement. Miles a 1965 Interlaken Central High School graduate and nursing student at Willard State Hospital School of Nursing. Martz a 1957 Ovid Central School graduate served two years in the Army and is employed at Willard State Hospital. No wedding date set.

Ovid Harold Miles Rd.2 Patricia Anne Elmer Ward Martz Ruth Martz Wyckoff Road Miles Interlaken Central Highschool Willard State Hospital School of Nursing Martz Ovid Central School S Army Willard State Hospital

Seneca County Extension votes by mail for directors and committees

Seneca County Cooperative Extension conducts a mail ballot to form a new seven member Board of Directors, two representatives per division, plus one from the County Board of Supervisors and Extension Representative Harold Sweet. Nine candidates vie for Agricultural and Home Economics division seats, with voting eligible to members 18 or older, ballots due by November 13 and results due November 15. A note on retail turkey size cites ten to sixteen pound hens.

OVID Seneca County John Brooks Seneca County Extension Service Reorganized Board of Directors County Board of Super Visors Harold Sweet Cornell James Alessi Seneca Falls Max ‘Man Nterlaken Fant Aude Geneva Romulus Ray Ferrand Weldon Lawrence Waterlow Richard Rosbaugh Romain Shister Filmer Somerville Romailus Agricultural Division William Boyd Phelps Will'am Burritt Charles Freligh Daniel Murray Wilber Parsons Interlaken James Somerville Bruce Stahl Stanley Wagner Maynard Y Oung Angelo Arcangeli Frank Case John Jahna Waterloo Harold Miller Robert Morris Gordon Nearpass Raymond Snyder John Swanson Gerald Riegel Seymour Diamond Sheldrake Benjamin Franklin Ted Hazlett John Knight Wilson Morehouse MacDougall

Ovid Halloween Winners Listed

More than 150 children entered Ovids annual Halloween contest with many parents and guests in attendance. Prizes were awarded across groups from Pre-school to 1st Grade, with winners for Prettiest Funniest Most Original Most Unusual and Judge's Choice announced.

OVID Fred Bleiler Larry Wilkins Diane Kelly Stephen Getman Pam Poth Brian Poth Petra Pepper Gunter Kurt Minees the Mouse Hickory Hickory Dock Denny Morris Cindy O’connor Bobby Vorhees Allan MacDonald Ronnie Snyder Penny Houseknecht Martin Perdico Harold Marsh Renee Poth Paula Guinan Kenneth Hovencamp Lisa Quinn Jo Ann MacDonald Carla Wambold Mary Beth Gaudette Greg Kenyon Patricia Quigley Roger Ward Craig O'Connell Terry Karalanus Kerri Bowers Patrick Quigley Jimmy Stewart Tom Beaman Peter Hug James Hussey

Harvest Ball crowns King and Queen at State University Agricultural and Technical College

Dorinda Bushnell of Camillus and Jay Shaw of Ovid were named Harvest Ball King and Queen during Fall Weekend at Alfred State, crowned by previous year’s queen Christine Suepotter. Shaw, a senior drafting major, and Bushnell, a freshman in executive secretarial science, were chosen by students earlier in the week. A weekend program included a folk concert by The Seekers and multiple campus contest awards across grade levels.

Jay Shaw Ovid Dorinda Bushnell Camillus Jay Shaw Ow'd State University Agricultural and Technical College Alfred Clarence KL. Bushnell Knowell Rd Richard S. Shaw Elmreir Ovid Christine Suepotter Broadalbin Sr. Shaw Wellsville Miss Bushnell

Townsendville social notices include travel visits and parties

Mrs Ezra Champion returns from a California three week vacation with son Richard Champion and three Napa girls. The trip to and from was by jet plane. Guests of Mrs Ray Ferrand include her mother Mrs Archie Fortner and sister Mrs Ameta Anheter and Arthur Miles from Auburn. Mrs Stewart McWhorter of Ovid, a Young Mothers Homemakers member, was a surgical patient at Taylor Brown Memorial Hospital in Waterloo. Arthur Champion spent time with Mr and Mrs Frank Smith in Kelleys Corners Road while Ezra Champion was away. A Davorty party hosted by Mr and Mrs John Swanson Jr drew fourteen guests in old clothes with a baked ham supper. The Brinkerhoff Evans wedding at North Presbyterian Church Elmira was attended by Mrs Arthur James, her four daughters, Mrs Helen Brinkerhoff and nieces.

Ezra Champion California Richard Champion Napa Champion Ray Ferrand Ferrand Archie Fortner Ameta Anheter Arthur Miles Auburn Stewart McWhorter Ovid Young Mothers Homemakers Club Taylor- Brown Memorial Hospital Waterloo Arthur Champion Frank Smith Kelleys Corners Road John Swanson, Jr Arthur James Helen Brinkerhoff Brinkerhoff-Evans North Presbyterian Church Elmira

Gift Shop Needs Gifts for Canandaigua Veterans Hospital

The American Legion Auxiliary Rehabilitation Program asks seven counties to supply unbreakable gifts valued around two dollars for the Canandaigua Veterans Hospital Gift Shop. The shop runs December 4 through 7 with 80 to 100 volunteers wrapping and mailing over 4 000 presents. Gifts, gift cards and wrapping are financed by the Auxiliary and gifts will be displayed December 3 at noon.

Interlaken American Legion Auxiliary Canandaigua Veterans Hospital Cayuga Livingston Monroe Ontario Seneca Wayne Yates American Legion Auxiliary Legion

Altar Society Plans 1967 1968 Schedule Events

The Altar Rosary Society of Holy Cross and Sacred Heart churches lists the 1967 1968 program: Pot Luck Supper October 4 at 7 30 p.m. Fashion Show November 8 at 8 p.m. Group Communion Breakfast December 1 7 30, Christmas Party December 9 7 30, Singing Census January 10 8 p.m. World Day of Prayer March 6 8 p.m. Ecumenical Debate May 1 8 p.m. Nominations and Election of Officers June 5 8 p.m. Slides by Jean Kenyon. Also mentions hospital gift drive and contact Elizabeth Egan at 532-4401 or 532-4205.

OVID the Altar Rosary Society of Holy Cross Sacred Heart Churches Catholic Press Father Atwell Jean Kenyon

Beacon Inn Event Near Hornell Features Don Jones Orchestra

The Beacon Inn near Hornell hosts a music night with Don Jones and his Orchestra providing live entertainment. Downtime details and admission requirements are listed by the venue for patrons seeking a night of dancing and listening.

Beacon Inn Hornell Don Jones

Women’s Association to Hear Exchange Students

The Women’s Christian Association of Ovid Federated Church will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the High School room to hear about last summer’s foreign exchange students. Sunday services include 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. worship with Rev. David Sheldon preaching. Pledges will be received for the $25 000 Unified Budget for 1968. Home visitors will call on those unable to attend. Youth Fellowships meet at 5 30 p.m. Board of Trustees meets Tuesday Nov 14 at 8 p.m.

OVID Women’s Christian Assoc Ovid Federated Church David Sheldon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Patricia Ann Miles, Elmer Ward Martz Patricia Anne Miles Cooperative Extension Ovid Halloween Jay T. Shaw Alfred King Townsendville Altar Society Elizabeth Egan S. A. Gilbert Jeweler Tara’s Dairy Store I. Wy Seneca Fall Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Women’s Association TO Hear Emer Nerstreet Parking Ae Ears Ra
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