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IP 11 The Roxbury News By Irm a M a e G r if f in T h u r s d a y , Ju n e 8 Babylon and Mrs. PItrot’s biolher, Philip Bihn of Elm hurst, L.I. Page Eight—NEWS, Margaretville, N. Y. Thurs., June 8, 1972 Mis. Retty Th'el and Miss Sarnmle •Iv:.‘S of Albany vii-J.ed Mr.-;. Ihlcl’s mother, Mrs. llc-i-tha Ames, during the week. Mrs. Frank D’Orta went to Ka.t IsVp vvith her guests. Mr. and I.Iri;, Paul Williams, when they le.t Monday. She came iicmy. Thursday. ?vlr. and Mrs. George B. Mat- tico are ‘pending two weeks keeping house for their son-^n- hr.v and daughter, Mr. and Mr.5, Cornelius liosier, in New Kingsion, vvhile Ihe Hosiers are on a vacation trip to Cuyahoga ]''alls, whore they will visit her brotlier, Ronald, and family and to .Sheboygan, Mieh., where they will visit her sister, Mrs. Donald Jordi, and family. Miss Lola Baker, who teaches in Suffern, spent the weekend at her heme. This is her sec ond year at Suffern, and she expect.s to return, for a third year. Clinton Sparling visited his mother. Mi's. Stella Baker, and they visited Mrs. Georgianna Reed in Delhi Saturday. That night Clinton motored to Bing hamton to take liis son, Rich ard, en route to Camp Dix, N.J., after a leave at home. Rev. Francis Rivenburgh, who immediately preceded Rev. Clemen E. Brown as pastor of the United Methodist church here, is seriously ill at the Al bany Medical center. He is paiitor near Albany. Family Together The Bush-Constable family reunion was held Sunday a t the Arkville pavilion with 43 pres ent from Roxbury, Bloomville, Newburgh, Pennsylvania and Kingston. It was the 24th an nual reunion. Mrs. Kenneth Johnson was elected president, and Mrs. Wilbur Johnson sec- retary-treasurer. Mark Jones, son of Rev. and Mrs. A. Elmer Jones, signed up for six years in the Air Force Monday at Albany. He will leave in October. Mark graduated from Roxbury cen tral school in June 1971, and has attended the Tuccoa Falls Bible school at Tuccoa, Ga., the last year. Mr. and Mrs. William Voihel of Long Island, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elber Cartwright for the weekend. Charles Elflein Jr. celebrat ed his 15th birthday by a party at his home Sunday afternoon. Present w'ere his uncle, Edward Elflein of Seacliff, L.I., his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jeans, and son, Eric, of Stamford, and ih'is grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elflein Sr. of Roxbury. Mrs. Jean Purchell spent the Memorial weekend with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rockwood, at Stamford, Conn. Memorial weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Pi trot wore Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lan- gere and children, Debra Lynn, Ronald and Lynette, of Cran- bury, N.J., the Pitrots’ daugh ter, Adrienne Pitrot, of West ■■iiiiiaiiiiiHiiiiBiiiiHiiiiniiiiniiiiHiiiniiiiniiiiw ONTEORA THEATER MAIN ST. FLEISCHMANNS Doors Open Nightly at 7 p.m. 2 Showings at 7:30 and 9:30 T h u r s d a y an d F r id a y Ju n e 8-9 MIA FARROW and JOHN CASSEVETTES in Roman Polansky’s “ R O S E M A R Y ’S BA B Y ” S a t u r d a y a n d S u n d a y Ju n e 10-11 RICHARD BENJAMIN and ALI McGRAW in “ G O O D B Y E C O L U M B U S ” M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y Ju n e 12-13 LIlZA MINELLI in “ T H E S T E R I L E C U C K O O ” STARTS Wed., June 14 “ L O V E S T O R Y ” Mr. and Mrs. Mar.'o DeStef- anis and .son, Mario, and friend, Leo Calabella, all of White Plains, sipent the weekend at the DeStefanis home in Rox bury Run. Amasa J. Slauson, who was at th3 hcrhe of his daughter, Mrs. Howard Greene in Denver, was taken ill and a call for the ambulance was put dn Sunday afternoon. Jack Lutiz, Herbert Lutz and Kenneth Ferris took him by the ambulance to Mar garetville Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hart well of Jefferson were guests Sunday of Mrs. Julia Gilham, their sister. Miss Marlene Wa terman of Ashland spent the weekend with Mrs. Gilham. Parade Shown The Rotary club met Monday evening at the fire hall. Doug las White showed videotape pic tures of the Memorial day parade. Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Thomas of St. Adele, Que., are spending the iweek with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Thomas. Jana Ives of Castleton-on- Hudson spent most of the week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. William Poole. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ander son of Fonda and their niece, Miss Heather Tyler of Cobles- kill, spent the weekend with Mrs. Anderson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Tyler. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stahl and children, Debra and Steven, of Liverpool spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Malvina Stahl. Mrs. Matilda Adee of Vestal sipent the week with her niece, Mrs. Stahl. Mr. and Mrs. James Fred erick More of Rystertown, Md., and Arthur More of Buffalo spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. More. ' Norman Dieter of Pleasant- yille spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Friend, and they attended the meeting of the New York Fisherman’s club at Brookdale Inn at Phoe nicia Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harvey were at Palentown on Me morial Sunday. Herman Osche is a patient at Margaretville Memorial hos pital. Rev. John Bandt of Roch ester occupied the pulpit of the Gould Memorial Reformed church a t Roxibury Sunday as a candidate. Rev. and Mrs. Bandt and their children, John, Tim othy, Leta and Lisa, stayed at the Roxbury motel. They were breakfast guests of Mrs. Fran ces Gorsch and Mrs. Lela Gibbs, had lunch at Kirkside and were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hadden. Mrs. Julia Gilham spent the .weekend in New Haven, Conn., where her brother, iYankl'n Mattice, is a patient at the Yale hospital. He underwent heart surgery. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Bou- tcn and daughter, Susan, of Briarcliff Manor spent the Me morial weekend with their Roxbury relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Kelly Jr. of South Bend, Ind., Miss Katherine Egan of Yonkers, John Moran of Northport, L.I., and Miss Pamela Baudrin were Memorial weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. KeUy. Pamela Balcom and ^ her fi ance, Richard Barlowe, of Wal ton were Saturday afternoon guests of her grandmother, Mrs. Tom McClellan. George Deck er and daughter, Irene Olm sted, and her daughters, Nancy and Stacey, of Arkville were also Sunday guests of Mrs. Mc Clellan. Mrs. Marjorie Van Valken- burgh, who has been a patient at the Margaretville hospital, has entered the St. Anthony hospital at Warwick, N.Y., where she will undergo surgery. Earl G. Schreiber, professor in the English department of New York State University at Stony Brook, L. I., spent a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Schreiber. Mr. and Mrs. William Korver came by car from New Castle, Calif., visiting relatives and friends in Iowa, Chicago and other points, on the way. They are visiting Mrs. Korver’s son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lynn Jenkins. Mrs. Korver is the former Mrs. Velma Jenkins. Her daugh ters, Mrs. Anne Boettiger of San Jose, Calif., and Mrs. Wal ter Clawitter and daughter, Christine, of Fremont, Calif., were exipected by plane. All came to attend the wedding of Mrs. Korver’s 'granddaughter, Janie Jenkins. Mrs. Polishuk Died May 26 in Florida Mrs. Charlotte Beatrice Poli shuk, a daughter of the late Benjamin and Anna Steinhardt of Fleischmanns, died May 26 in Hollywood, Fla. She was 55 years old. Mrs. Polishuk had devoted her life to the education of children, serving many years in the public school system of New York city, as a teacher and an assistant principal. She was also a writer, contrilbuting nu merous articles to educational journals. Surviving Mrs. Polishuk are her huslband, Paul Polishuk; her daughter, Anita Polishuk, and her sister. Dr. Sylvia Chipman, of New York city. AUCTION SUNDAY, JUNE 11 A t 2 P . M . Junior’s Auction Barn P r a t tsv il l e , N . Y . Old estate of Blanche Dolson from Albany, N. Y., will be sold a t our barn. Listing unavailable as truck won’t arrive until Friday. O w n e r a n d S a les M a n a g e r J U N I O R V O O R H I E S Phone 518 399-3546 Terms: Cash or Good Cliecks June Tire Sale Introducing NEW BELTED WHITEWALLS 4 P lu s F e d . E x c ise T a x fo r fo r 4 T ire s E 7 8 -14 ................................... 99.00 9.36 F78-14 ............... . ................ 123.00 10.08 G 7 8 -14 ........ ....... .................. . 134.00 10.76 H 7 8 - 1 4 ................................... 147.00 11.72 F 7 8 -15 ............................. .. 125.00 10.32 G 7 8 -15 ............................. .. 138.00 11.12 H 7 8 -15 ................. . .................. 150.00 ° 12.04 ----- P rices G o o d Ju n e 1st T h r o u g h Ju n e 3 0 th ----- R E G U L A R T I R E S A T D I S C O U N T P R I C E S T O O 6 . 5 0 - 1 3 $ 1 5 . 7 0 Tax Incl. and Mounting G U A R A N T E E D R E C A P S I N A L L S I Z E S By Mrs. Wanda Lanzi New Kingston, June 8 Marvin Hosier and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Faulkner were in Cooperstown last Tuesday where Guy consulted a doctor. Mr. and Mrs. Faulkner and Mrs. Frank Wisniewski were in Cooperstown Sunday. Guy re mained at the Bassett hospital for observation and treatment. His room number is 305. Mr. and Mrs. Moses Lobel spent a few days in New York last week. Mrs. Adriano 1-anzi was in South Kortright Wednesday afternoon to attend the funeral of Henry Miglianti. Kevin Sanford of Cobleskill is spending time with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken San ford, while his mother, Mrs. Douglas Sanford, is staying with her father, Harold Paul. Mrs. Paul is critically ill in the Walton hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Faulk ner and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ruff were in Rochester over the weekend to attend a bowling tournament. Tracey and Jimmie Faulkner stayed with Wanda Lanzi, and Janice spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A1 Nelson in Margaretville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wisniew ski and son, Kevin, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Adriano Lanzi. Rosemary and Kevin remained for the week. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Faulk ner spent the weekend visiting Sturbridge Village in Massa chusetts. Mr. and Mrs. James King and friend, Gerald Steedman, of Al bany spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doug las Condon. Their son, Danny Condon, spent the weekend in Rome visiting a friend. Mrs. Nelson Gray and daugh ter, Rebecca, were in Albany Friday where Becky was inter viewed at St. Peters hospital. She has been employed as a supervising dietitian and will be going to work June 19. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dough erty and family of Virgil, Mr. and Mrs. William Ramson and granddaughter, Denise Ramson, Jeanne Monington of Vail’s Gate and Richard Tasche of Newburgh spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Dougherty. N e w K i n g s t o n Farewell Tea Given By Roxbury Couple Roxbury, June 8.—Mr. and Mr.s. l-'rank Nel ;on cntcrtaincKl a few friends at their home at a tea Friday afternoon. It was a farewell occasion as the Nel sons plan to move June 15 to Creen Valley, Ariz., near the . Mexico border, where it i.s hope:! Mrs. Nelson’s 'lealth will be-better. Present were Mrs. Anna Newcomb, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Staples, Mrs. Earl Wash burn and daughter and Irma M. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson have lived in Roxbury for the last five years. They purchased Kenneth Ferris’s .stone house on Spruce street and moved there in January 1967 from Mountain Lake, N.J. They have sold their house to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gibbs, who were re cently married. Mrs. Nelson has been a. mem ber of tie Hobby club and Garden club. Two Earn Honors At Cobleskill Tech Two local graduates cf State University Agricultural and Technical college at Ccbloskill achieved dean’s list and Phi Theta Kappa honors at t'le commencement held May 27. Rebecca Gray, daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gray of New Kingston, achieved her honors in a food service admin istration major. She also took part in the Orange Key, dormi tory council, food service dub and chorus during her two years at Cobleskill. Steven Edvvard Gile, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gile of Rox bury, was a major in data pro cessing. He also participated in intramural basketball and intramural football at Cobles kill. ACS Notes Spaghetti Supper The Andes central sciiool Foreign Exchange club will sponsor a spaghetti sup^per in the school cafeteria Friday. Servings will be continuous from 5 to 8 p. m.- Proceeds will be used to help an Andes stu dent go to Latin America this summer. Open House The industrial arts depart ment will hold its annual open house today, Thursday, from 7 to 9 p.m. The public is invited. You Know You Can Depend On Him C h a r l e s D . COOK , Your Republican Candidate For Assembly CITIZENS FOR COOK — Davidsons Phone 586-4949 Service Margaretville, N. Y. HERE’S THE ONE THAT DOES IT ALI! B U Y NOVV A D D L i f t t S l I Here’s Your Chance to Start Building a Year 'round Gard-N- Yard working team with These Ariens Sno-Thro Attachments. • 26\ Rotary Mower • 30\ Lawn Vacuum • 30\ Reel Mower New 36\ Brush Sweeper New Shredder-Bagger New Shredder-Grlnder >50 Off Suggested Retail Price of Any Ariens Sno- Thro Trac Team Attachment. Offer expires Sept. 30, 1972. A. H. Todd & Son, Inc. Main St. and Wa.gner Ave. Fleischmanns, N. Y. By :\Irs. Ralph Felter Kelly Corner.^;, Juno 8 Mrs. Stanley Mead reported 5118 was collected for the c.incor drive. Mr. and Mrs. William Valk went with Mrs. Florence Eckert of Margaretville and spent from Friday until Sunday vvith Mr. and Mrs. flarry Eckert Ji'. in Vv^alden. Mrs. Effie Meade spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs. Bertha Ilubbcl! while Emeir,on Meade was in New Y.uk city. Mr. and Mrs. .Tesso Fincli of Davenport spent Saturday eve ning and Sunday with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Ml'S. Stanley Mead. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finch and family of Oneonta were Sun day dhmer guests. Miss Kim Raeder and friend of Downsville visited her grand mother, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Raeder, Saturday. Mrs. Ralph Feller Jr. and children spent the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. Hartford Keith, in Stuyvesant. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bush and sons attended the Bush re union at Arkville pavilion Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fischer and daughter, Robin, and her girl friend of Brooklyn spent a week here, and he worked on his now home. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Raeder and Mrs. Ralph Felter visited their mother, Mrs. Ella Law rence, at Wheeler’s nursing home in South Kortright and his sister, Mrs. Frances Mose- man, in Jefferson. In the Service Navy Seaman Richard K. Griffin, .son of Mr. and Mr.s. Rdbert K. Griffin of Arkville, is in the Gulf of Tonkin aboard the destroyer USS Charles P. Cecil, a unit of the Seventh I'leet. K e l l y C o m e r s To Be Mrs. Hull Mr. and Mrs. Francis Truax of'Arkville have announced the engagement of their daughter, Franie Truax, to Gary Hull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hull of Margaretville. Miss Truax attended Fleisch manns high school. Mr. Hull attended Margaretville central school and is now employed by Ralph DeBari. No date has been set for the wedding. Reception Follows Baptism Sunday Arkville, June 8.—Mr. and Mrs. Neal Forsman and infant daughter, Michele Lee, of Rex- ford were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. “Bud” Barnes. On Sunday the baby was bap tized at the morning service of the United Methodist church in Margaretville. Rev. Kenneth Truran conducted the service. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Barnes were sponsors. Following the service, a re ception was held a t the Barnes home for the families, includ ing the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Irwin, and children, Tammy, Laurel and David, and Miss Gail Peckham of Little Westkill. By Mrs. Herman Quick Lanesville, June 8 Mr. and Mrs. James Lester Finley of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., are spending tim e ' with his brother, Dennis Fenley. Mr. and Mrs. William Ghee of Oceanside, L. I., spent the weekend with her brother, Den nis Fenley. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Koch and family and a friend of Lake Carmel visited their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stein- metz, Saturday. They enjoyed the canoe racing at Phoenicia. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry- ann and children, Kenneth, Alan, and Cheryl, of Mount Tremper spent Sunday after noon with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Har old Quick. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey German Jr. of Allaben are the parents of a 7-pound 5-ounce daughter born June 1 at Kingston hospi tal. She has been named Heidi Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey German Sr. of Allaben are the paternal grandparents and Mr-f and Mrs. Frank Benjamin of Lanesville are, the maternal grandparents. New BOCES Center Dedication Sunday Open house and dedication of the recently completed buiild* ings for the Western Delaware area educational center operat ed by the Board of Cooperative Educational Services of the Sole Supervisory district of Delaware, Chenango, Madison and Otsego counties wiU be ob served on Sunday afternoon. These buildings are located on route 206 between Trout Creek and Masonvidle. They will be open from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. The dedicatory program is scheduled for 3 p.m. in “Build ing A” (the front Building^. The address for the occasion will be given by Dr. Thomas D. Sheldon, deputy commissioner of education. L a n e s v i l l e THIS WEEK ONLY! At These Spedal Prices G T B e l t e d 78 RM and Beauty! Prkes Start os low os E78xl4 Tiibeless Whitewall Plus <P2.34 Excise Tax Now, Lee, one of the first manufacturers of polyester/ fiberglass belted tires, introduces a totally new look for the tire more and more people are switching to for top performance. • Distinctive 2-ring vi'hitewall! • Polyester cord in bias plies eliminates thumping, flat- spotting — minimizes squeal, to give it a quiet ride. • Fiberglass belts restrict tread squirm and give long tread wear. • Low profile and wide tread. • New wrap-around tread design for steering control. *Premium is Lee’s designation. No industry standard exists for “premium.” C h e c k O u r L o w , L o w P r ice O n th e Size fo r Y o u r C a r ! Size Price Fed. Ex. Tax E 7 8 x l4 $26.74 $2.34 F 7 8 x l 4 $28.95 $2.52 G 7 8 x l 4 $29.95 $2.69 H 7 8 x l 4 $33.72 ^ 2 . 9 3 G 7 8 x l 5 $29.95 $2.78 H 7 8 x l 5 $33.97 $3.01 J 7 8 x l 5 $37.95 $3.12 L 7 8 x l5 $39.66 $3.28 OF CONSHOHOCKEN F R E E M O U N T I N G ! BECKER'S TIRE SERVICE, INC. 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