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Page Six—NEWS, Margaretville, N. Y. Thurs., Oct. 26, 1972 Bowling T w o A p p o i n t e d Mr. and Mrs. Willis Marks of Margaretville and Mr. and Mrs. Alein R. Gladstone of Downsville were honored by the Merchants Mutual Insur ance company earlier this month with their appointment to the company advisory coun cil. They were in New Or leans, La., Oct. 8-11 to attend a convention and be inducted into the organization. A C S N o t e s B o w S e a s o n E a r l y F a r m B o d y B a c k s S c h o o l R e g u l a t i o n s Woman’s Saburban .Lea^^ue W L Titan Drilling Corp._ 21 7 White’s D a ir y ------- 16 12 Scott and Shultis— 16 12 Ruff F a rm s ----------- 15 13 J. A. G. G. G ___ 15 13 Kass I n n _________ 13 15 Northland Motel 9 19 Heley A g e n c y ____ 7 21 High team triple: White’s Dairy, 2878. High team single; Titan Drilling, 993. High individual triples: Jackie Robinson, 543; Mip Blish, 524; Bess Davis, 507. High individual singles: Jackie Robinson, 208; Bess Davis, 190; Mip Blish, 187. Evergreen Mixed League W L Arrows --------------- 17 7 Broncos --------------- 16 8 Four S tra y s ----------13 11 Mustangs ------------ 13 11 Tuffs ____________ 13 11 M. A. D.’s _________ 13 11 D. C. M.’s _________ 8 V 2 Indians __________ 2 V 2 2 IV 2 High team triple: F o u r Strays, 2407. High team single: Tuffs, 854. Women’s high triples: Jackie • Robinson, 523; Pat Bouck, 508; Tillie Herdman, 506. High singles: Jackie Robinson, 217; Pat Bouck, 186; Tillie Herd man, 182. Men’s high triples: Scott Bouck, 549; Herman Yaeger, 516. High singles: Herman Yaeger, 212; Scott Bouck, 200; Jack Wickham, 190. Monday Matinee League W L Comets ----------------20 8 Kass K e g lers _____ 19i^ 8% Corvairs -------------- 18 10 Falcons __________ UV 2 I 3 V 2 Jaguars __________ 11 17 . Hi B a lls __________ 10 18 Buicks ___________ 9 V 2 No H i t s __________ 9% 18 y 2 High team triple: Falcons, 1888. High team single: Fal cons, 638. High individual triples: Marie Gladstone, 510; Dorissa Smith, 496. High individual singles: Marie Gladstone, 221; Aasta Liddle, 181. Onteora Three-Man League High four-game series: E. Huggins Jr., 804; E. Sebald, 774; R. Ostrander, 753; P. Schmiedel, 752; R. Harbig, 733; D. Greene, 725; F. Rosa, 716; L. Grotty, 703. High individual games: E. Huggins, 205, 214, 202; R. Ostrander, 222, 206; F. Rosa, 201, 202; P. Schmiedel, 221; E. Sebald, 211; E. Huggins Sr., 210. Standings: W L Gormley’s ------------ 19 9 Phoenicia Motor Vil. 17 11 Sportsmens Grill 1 _ 16% IIV 2 Alamo _____ _____ 16 12 Shand^en S a n i t . ^ 16 12 Sportsmens Grill 2 _ 14 14 V. F. W __________ 14 14 Phoenicia H o tel ___ 14 14 Berry’s Insurance _ 13 15 Forrest’s __ _ _____ IIV 2 M. F. Whitney Hose 9 19 The Three B’s _____ 8 20 , Results of Oct. 16: High four-game series: G. Schmidt, 781; W. Crosby,. 767; R. Ostrander, 765; R. Harbig, 735; G. Gilsinger, 704. High individual games: G. Schmidt, 204, 236; C. Howland, 231; R. Ostrander, 205; W. Crosby, 202; E. Huggins Sr., 202; F. Rosa, 201; G. Gilsinger, 200. Friday Night Woman’s League W L R. C. W. L _______ 16 8 Pink E lephants ___ 15 9 M erritt’s M o tel __ _ 12 12 Kelly’s Builders ___ 12 12 Kiddie K o a ts _____ 9 15 DeBari’s P a in ts ___ 8 16 High team triple: Merritt’s, 2778. High team single: R,C. W.L., 983. High individual triples: Ginny JAMES MEEHAN Carpet Service EXPERT INSTALLATION OF NEW AND USED CARPETS FREE ESTIMATES Margaretville Phone 586-4524 General Contractors Overland Builders, Inc. Fleisc-hmanns, N. Y. • T im b e r Colum n B o ildings • F a r m B u ildings • F a r m E q u ipm e n t In s talled Phone 914 586-3158 or 914 586-3288 Misner, 498; Marie Davis, 455; Aggie Laub, 449. High individual singles: Gin ny Misner, 172; Ann Lange, 167; Dee Jenkins, 167; Bonnie Goodchild, 167. B e tter H a lf League W L A & C ____________ 17 11 The So-So’s ______ 15 13 Moonglos _________ 15 13 Nok M Ded _______ 15 13 Nit W its _____ ___ 14 14 Road R u n n e rs-------13 15 Cats N Canaries ----- 12 16 Hippies --------------- 11 17 High team triple: A&C, 2341. High team single: Nok M Ded, 807. Women’s high triples: B. Griffin, 516; B. Veit, 516; G. Misner, 465; R. Fairbairn, 461. High singles: B. Veit, 196, 171; B. Griffin, 189, 178; R. Fair bairn, 165. Men’s high triples: B. Mur phy, 516; F. Fairbairn, 503; R. Morra, 499. High singles: B. Murphy, 201; G. Platt, 182; A. Aley, 177; B. Barnes, 177. E a rly B ird League W L Brow nies _________ 19% 4% Go-Getters ----------- 15 9 Lazy Bones ----------- 14% 9% Rockets --------------- 13 11 Sleepw alkers -------- 12 12 Sleepyheads ----------10% 13% Strugglers ------------ 7 17 Dreamers ------------ 4% 19% High team triple: Sleepy heads, 1585. High team single: Sleepwalkers, 584. High individual triples: Tillie Herdman, 457; Anita Vincent, 441; Doris Hosier, 422; Barbara McLean, 421. , High individual singles: Bar bara McLean, 176; Tillie Herd man, 168; Aasta Liddle, 166; June LaMarca, 164; Ann Lid dle, 163; Anita Vincent, 162; Judy Morse, 158. ACS H o n o r Society Carol Stevens has been elect ed president of the Dr. J. D. Frisbee chapter of the National Honor society. Paul Berg is the new vice president; Debra Frisbee will be treasurer; Alma Fairbairn will be correspond ing secretary ,and Christine Fleury will be recording secre tary. Dale Christopher, hign school mathematics teacher, is the group’s advisor. Sophomores’ Film Show The class of 1975 at the An des central school conducted its first activity of the school year with the showing of the adventure film “The Cat.” F irst ACS Clinic Sixty - nine students were treated at the first fall immu nization clinic held at Andes central school last week Mon day. In addition, a large num ber of pre-schoolers and adults also received shots and vaccin ations. Dr. Masood Ansari of Margaretville, the new school and town health officer for An des, was in charge. He was assisted by several of Dela ware county’s public health nurses. F a c u ity D inner The Andes central sdiool Teacher’s association will hold its annual fall dinner at the Andes hotel on Wednesday eve ning, Nov. 1, at 7:30. Seniors Gam e The recent senior-faculty bas ketball games held at the An des central school were a fi nancial success. The women’s team, called the “Over-the-Hill Gang” eked out a one-point triumph, while the men’s five, dubbed the “Kardiac Kids,” won by two points. Both contests were close to the final ibuzzer, with debate as to how the adults won. The evening added more than $150 to the senior class treasury. College N ight Sixteen Andes central scoool students attended the college night 'held last week at the . Delaware academy and central school in Delhi. . They were Mary Kay Harvard, Debbie Lee, Debbie Oles and Michael Tuch of the class of 1973; Clin ton Balcom, Rachel Ballantine, We offer a full range of services which are pespohsive to the needs of all. J O H N R . F I T Z S I M M O N S OWNER-DIRECTOR HERRICK FUNERAL HOME M a rgaretville P h o n e 586-4811 NOTICE Starting Today the Margaretville Bakery Will Be Open Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday The bow and arrow season for deer and bear will open in the Catskill region on Nov. 4, which is 16 days in advance of the regular rifle season. Holly Cole, Vickie Garone, Gary Gray, Jean Little, Timo thy McKee, Valerie Smith, Su san Strong and Bruce Tubbs of the class of 1974, and Wendy Cole and Anne Winkler of the class of 1975. Senior B and The senior band will give a concert at the local school on Wednesday evening, Nov. 8, starting at 8 o’clock. There will be no admission charge, however, a collection will be taken with the proceeds to go toward the purchase of new band uniforms. The band will sponsor a movie at the school Friday, starting at 8 p.m.. It ds a comedy, “Where Angels G o - Trouble Follows.” A udio-V isual A n o t h e r wall has been breached in this age of libera tion. A girl for the first time became a member of the school’s audio - visual squad. Gloria Ross broke the barrier in operating a motion picture projector for her senior health class. Gloria is also in charge of the videotape machine for the class. Soon two additional girls wiU join her on the squad, JoAnn Sidorowicz and Polly Gladstone. C onference Miss Janis E. Reynolds, school secretary at ACS, at tended the meeting of the New York State Association of Ed ucational Secretaries Oct. 13- 15 a t Grossingers. Soccer League Teams involved in pilay an the middle grades soccer league have found themselves all in a flat tie for firat place for the second half of play. The tie is currently being played off. Should a team other than Mor gan Gladstone’s team win this round-robin, a playoff for the overall championship (will re sult. \ Winter Tire Sale i I 25% off I t On All New Winter Tires t * * J (Equals Second Tire at Half Price) J I We have the best traction winter j J tire you can buy. D O T I E LIPUDE STORE W I N E S and SPIRITS OPEN Mon.—Thurs. 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 VIS. Fri. and Sat I 9:00 AJ>/I. to 10:00 P.M. ^ 1 REF DELIVLRY I'lK 'NK AKKA d >ni' ’ 32G-77B0 Free Mounting sind Balstncing O l d M i l l P u r c h a s e The Delaware county Farm Bureau has endorsed the pro posed purchase of the old mill and museum at East Meredith by Delaware county. The pro posed purchase has sparked controversy in and outside the board of Supervisors since a supervisors committee reached a tentative agreement with Kenneth Kelso, owner of the mill, to buy it for $100,000. The purchase would also cov er additional buildings, the Davenport Center railroad sta tion and a right of way along the former Ulster and Delaware railroad between East Meredith and Davenport Center, in addi tion to large acreage. The 130- year-old mill is much as it was when built, and plans are to use it as a museum. center if federal and state aid can be obtained to complete the pur chase and establish a mainte nance fund. T w o N e w M e m b e r s J o i n R o t a r y C l u b Philip Blodgett and Stuart Glass v/ere welcomed as mem bers of the Margaretville Ro tary club Tuesday night. Past President Willis Marks present ed pins and plaques and re minded the new members of the obligations of membership. Amy Hyatt, Margaretville central school senior and a candidate to become a foreign exchange student next year, described a visit to the Grand Prix at Watkins Glen earlier this month. C o o p e r a t i v e M e e t s The Cooperative Extension Association of Delaware Coun ty will hold its annual meeting Saturday evening at the Dela ware a c a d e m y elementary building starting with a pork chop barbecue a t 7:45 p.m. Re sults of the mail ballot for directors and program commit teemen will be announced a t the meeting. (Continued from page 5) vitee, have his present and fu ture authorization to remain upon the campus or other prop erty withdrawn and shall be directed to leave the premises. In the event of his failure or refusal to do so he shall be subject to ejection. b. If he is a trespasser or visitor without specific license or invitation, be subject to ejection. c. If he is a student, be sub ject to disciplinary action as the facts of the case may war rant, including probation, loss of privileges, restitution, repri mand or warning and suspen sion (susp>ension in accordance with provisions established in Education Law—Section 3214). d. If he is a faculty member, who is guUty of conduct unbe coming a teacher, be subject to such disciplinary action and penalties as are provided by ap plicable statutes. (In accord ance with provisions established in Education Law, Section 5 3020-A and 3031 as they may aipply). e. If he is a staff member in the classified service of the civil service, described in Sec tion 75 of the Civil Service Law, be guilty of misconduct, and be subject to the penalties prescribed in said section. L a n d I s P u r c h a s e d Pine Hill, Oct. 26.—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenthal of Brooklyn have bought a parcel of land located along the south side of route 28 in this village from Mr. and Mrs. Phil Phillips of West Nyack. This parcel formerly belonged to Mrs. Edith Sancbis. The sale was made by Mrs. Lore Gross, salesman for Christian F. Mar tens of Fleischmanns. \ HILL - TOP STABLES! * * * t * * I : : . - . J •F u ll Line of Famam Horse Products TACK SHOP Now Open * J • Cape Well Nails J • New and Used Saddle J J*- J • Blankets - Bridles J*- J • Horses for Sale at All Times J X- X- * X- X- * • Diamond Horseshoes 5 t —we take trades. J * - Grooming Supplies J Open Every Day But Friday HILLTOP STABLES J BOVINA CENTER, N. Y. J 607-832-4342 tk-k**'k'k*-k*-k-k-k-kirkie-kirk-k'k-k*'k-kirk-kifirk-k-k-k-kifk*-k*-k-k-ki Guess Who Is Just Around the Comer? t t * WHITE or BLACK WALLS - METAL STUDS | * * t ^ I J We Personally Guarantee Our Tires J I ALSO GOODYEAR GUARANTEED RECAPS | J Stop In . . . Get Your FREE Giant Ice Scraper * J ----------- 4 - * X- t Our stock of living room and dining room furni ture as well as dinette sets is nearly complete. It is not too early to lay away for Christmas. A small deposit will hold your selection. Special Discount Prices On Items That Will Not Be Restocked Davidsons p i Service | Margaretville Furniture Store Phone 586-4949 Margaretville, N. Y. J * B e u t h T a k e s J o b W i t h B r e e d e r U n i t Lawrence Beuth of the Mill- brook has started work as cat tle artificial breeding technician in southeastern Delaware coun ty for Eastern Artificial In semination Cooperative, Inc. Beuth serves the towns of Middletown and Andes and the southern half of Roxbury. G o u l d I s P r e s i d e n t John Gould of Stamford has become president-elect of the board of directors of the seven- county Central New York Heart association. Other directors representing Delaware county are Dr. Yong Min Chi of Delhi and Dr. Jack Maleh of Grand Gorge. S e n i o r s S e l e c t e d Two seniors from Margaret ville central school, Lisa Weiss and Linda Baessler, were se lected to play in the area all- state band at Sherburne Nov. 17-18. This band includes the best instrumentalists from Delaware, Schoharie, Otsego, Chenango and Madison counties. ADS Business Services 4 DO YOU NEED light trucking done? Call Ronald Utter, phone 586-4877. _______ 2o26c4 ALL KINDS of home improve ments. Interior, exterior, wir ing, carpentry, and heating installation. Call Frank 254- 4182. 4n9c4 B o o k lets . . . C a ta logs . . . O ffice S tatio n e ry . . . R u led F o rm s . . . P a m p h lets . . • A d v e rtising F o lders . . . P o s ters . . . T ickets All Expertly Printed Catskill Mountain News M a rgaretville Tel. 586-2601 Snow Plowing (24 hr.—7 day week) SNOW REMOVAL TREES GUT, REMOVfiP PASTURES CLEARED SPRAY PAINTING FRUIT TREES TRIMMED and PRUNED HAULING and MOVING Bloom Farms Margaretville 586-4861 ol9tfc4 CLASSIHED ! i 'A im THE TIME has definitely come for a two-party system of government in this community. I hope you will place your confidence in me and elect me ASSESSOR FOR THE TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN June D. Meinstein Paid for by the Town of Middletown Democratic Committee LOG HOMES • MANY MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM • CUSTOM LOG HOMES • LOG .BARNS, MOTELS, RESTAURANTS. c o m f o r t a b l ||j^ ^ c h a r ' VISIT OUR FACTORY AND SEE OUR MODEL HOMES — ON ROUTE 30 4 MILES NORTH OF MARGARETVILLE designers and manufacturers of log homes m n A L T A I N D U S T R I E S L T D , P.O. BOX s a HALCOTTSVILUE, N. Y. 'ISA3B • 3 1 4 - 5 8 6 - 4 4 9 1 Main Street Phone 586-4368 Weatherproof Plastic Impregnated POSTED SIGNS For protection from the depredations of tres passers. These signs have been used for many years by a large number of landowners. They are low in cost, easy to put up and are readable for a long time. Standard Signs— WITH BLANK SPACE FOR OWNER’S NAME 25 50 75 100 200 3.00 6.00 8.25 12.00 21.00 r PRINTED WITH OWNER’S NAME AND ADDRESS 25 50 75 100 200 7.00 10.00 12.25 16.00 25.00 (Also Available in Yellow Cloth at Additional Cost) On Mail Orders Please Add 4% for Sales Tax and $2 for Postage and Wrapping A free copy of the New York State Conservation Law relating to the posting of land with each order. The Catskill Mountain News PHONE 586-2601 MARGARETVILLE, N. Y. 12455 - ^ it' «#• 1
