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GIAXT TROUT are running upstream from the Pepacton reser voir to spawn. This barrier in the Bushkill at Arkville traps many below its lip and make them easy prey for poachers. A fish ladder was installed several years ago, but fell victim to a large flood and has not been replaced. A conservation officer said last week he had spotted the largest brown trout he had ever . seen under the Austin Bridge on the Arkville cut-off road. A local poacher bragged earlier of snagging a 20-pounder from the river. DOUGLAS TODD CARPENTER Looking for One-Man Carpenter Jobs Dry Brook Road, Arkville, N. Y. 586-3284 r I I I LOG HOMES 25 ft. X 44 ft. (over 1,000 sq. ft. floor area) three- \ bedroom log home, weathertight shell, completely i erected on your foundation. only $11,500 We hslve Log Cabin Kits (all material needed for ■ complete shell) I from S3,550 ■ We use only hand-peeled pine logs with natural I faces and design to your desires. I I I I I FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONTACT JOHN T. EIRUK HA1.COTTSVILLE, N. Y. 12430 h S t m k w ■ V/in. .30-.30 Model 94 ..... . ............................ E99 C5 Rem. .22-250 Mode! 788 .................. . .......... :$99.9.j Rem. 300 Sav. Model 750A .............. . ......... $139.95 Win; .30-.30 94 Classic ................................. $139.95 Win. .30-’0o Model 70 .................... . ........... $169.95 Shotguns Ammunition for All Calibres and Gauges Hunting Clothing - Gloves, Caps, Socks Sleeping Bags - Catalytic Heaters - Lanterns Targets - Flashlights - Fresh Batteries Hunting Bows and Arrows - Knives - Compasses INTERIOR PAINTS A Wide Selection of Colors PORCH and DECK ENAMELS IVletsd and Bamboo Lawn Rakes Main Street Margaretville Hardware, Inc. Phone 586-4716 » y C T I O N AT AIKENS’ AUCTION BARN, HAMDEN Thursday Night, Oct. 26 At 7 P. M. Selling from several consignors — furniture, antique pieces, appliances, tools, toys, and plenty more. SALE BY AIKENS’ AUCTION SERVICE Delancey, N. Y.—Phone Delhi 607 738-2371 Blacktopping and Cryshed Stone for Driveways, Service Stations, Etc. CALL 914-586-4177 AFTER 6 P. M. K. F. Scott & Doug Shultis Margaretville, N. Y. I I _ Or Tel. 607 326-7012 Evenings for Appointment f K a ^ E 2 t g 3 g 3 i e g a E i H g g B 9 a g i g g a E q « F a i K ! a p a i M o r e FT? i m As cno. of the lars^pst TV Applianpe Dealers ir. the Central C:its’ii?ls, we have ovor ICO television receivers in rtack. Syivania, RCA, Zcn;t 1 , Charniel-.Master, and Tc;h;ba. Some really out- standins buys. — too many to list. Stop in and see us toJay! I — STO R E H OURS — g w M o n d ay-Thursday 9 a jn . to 6 p.m . ^ ^ F rid a y 9 a.m . to 9 p.m. Sunday by A p p o intm e n t ^ S53!SSS!S3SS3S53^3^3«53:s?35S532fS3atSS!iag5JBg55SS5SS5Saat5agtS:g5JS^Sggja^ N C O C S c h e d u l e s A n n u a l O p e n H o u s e An open house for the public will be held at the Northern Catskills Occupational Center at Grand Gorge Thursday, Nov. 2, from 7 to 9 p.m. The open house Vv’ill be one of the many events sponsored by the center during New York State Vocational Education Week, Oct. 29-Nov. 4. Other events during the week include scheduled visitations to the center by interested students from area high schools, and demonstrations of re-toothing of saws by the touilding con struction class, the typing of minutes, announcements and envelopes by the secretarial practice and office practice classes and free safety unoffi cial inspection Iby the auta mechanics class. In this fifth year of oj>era- tion 264 students from 11 area high schools are attending classes in agricultural :mechan° ics, auto mechanics, building construction, conservation, cos metology, marketing and dis tribution, food services, health services, office practice, secre tarial practice and trade elec tricity. G O P H e a r d C l e r k Page Eight— n e w s , Margaretville, N. Y. Thurs., Oct. 26, 1972 It IS not too early to order for Christmas. Make | your selection now. A small deposit will hold I until Santa wants it delivered. | WE EXCELL IN APPLIANCE SERVICE P Bring us your troubles. We have an expert appliance serv- § iceman who is qualified to repair any major appliance, § regardless of make or model. S SE E US FO R A L L YOUR EL E C T R O N IC N E E D S PM DELAWARE, INC. (PM ELECTRONICS) —Service . . . All Makes— P.O. Box 539 Main Street 914 586-4277 MARGARETVILLE, NEW YORK 12455 Phoenicia, Oct. 26.—County Clerk Albert Spada was the main speaker at the October meeting of the town of Shan- daken Republican club last week Thursday night at the town hall in AHt;ben. Mr. Spada aullined the duties and rei ponsiy Ijties of the clerk, including the supervision of 50 per.ions. C o n g o M i s s i o n a r y W i l l S p e a k S u n d a y Miss Mary Hemple of Wal ton, vvho recently returned as a missionary to the Congo, will speak at Sunday morning’s wcrsh'.p sei-vlce at the Marga retville United Methodist church. She will also shew slides and display articles from Africa in the coffee hour which will fellow the 9:30 a.m. serv ice. Miss Hemple is the daughter cf the pastor of the Walton United Methodist church. She had returned to the United States during the summer af ter nearly four years in Africa, where she lived in a small vil lage and taught in high school. She was also principal of the 325-pupil school, which was composed mostly of boys. P h o e n i c i a R o t a r y T o S u p p o r t B o o t h The Thursday night meeting and dinner of the Phoenicia Rotary club was held at Al’s restaurant. Rotarian - Arthur Kurzman of the Fleischmanns- Pine Hill club spoke and urged Rotary club support of the re cently reactivated C e n t r a l Catskills association. This association, with a cur rent membership of 241 local citizens and business men of the area, is planning to install and staff an information booth on route 28 in the vicinity of Mt. Tremper where tourists, hunters, skiers and visitors will find it convenient to stop and obtain information as to accom modations, restaurants, sport and other facilities. The Phoe nicia club pledged full support to this undertaking. Also discussed w a s the planned celebration for the 25th anniversary cf Phoenicia R ot tary, to be held at Williams Lake on next May 5. Guests at the meeting were Dick Kahil, one of the charter members of Phoenicia Rotary, Steve Fernarfdo of Woodstock and Charlie Carr of Kingston. I n d i a n s S h u t O u t B y R o n d o u t E l e v e n Phoenicia, Oct. 26.—The On- teora Indians became the lat est vict'ms of undefeated Rond- out Valley high school Sat urday afternoon on the Boice- ville gridiron, where they were blanked, 12-0. The loss dropped Onteora to' eighth place in UCAL standings with a record of one win, four losses and a tie. The teams fought evenly throughout most of the conteS't, with the Onteora offense fail ing to pick up any kind of mo mentum that would produce a score. They failed to move in the first quarter after recov ering a fumble on the openin'j kickoff. Rondout scored in the sec ond when Dill Wilkins ran for the goal. An intercepted pass on the Onteora 22 set up the fourth quarter touchdown for Rondout, with Wilkins again carrying from the eighth for the Ecore. Libei'ty comes to Boiceville Saturday aiternoon to take on the Indians in a game starting at 1:30 p.m. Liberty has a 2-4 record. LOWER FHICES OH OUALITY FOODS I FRESH MAINE ROASTING CHICKEN 5-LB. TO 6-LB. AVG. FULLY COOKED SMOKED nCNIC HAMS 4-LB. TO 6-LB. AVG. lb. 55c H O M E G R O W N TURNIPS »■ 10^ L A R G E S I Z E Poscol Celery 3 9 ^ b u n c h P E E L E D a n d D E V E I N E D (2 6 - 3 0 C o u n t ) 1 / 2 lb . SHRIMP $1.25 D O W N Y F L A K E {B a k e i n 1 5 M i n u t e s ) CINNAMON LOAF ^ l o a v e s 6 9 ^ D u n c a n H i n e s A s s o r t e d L a y e r CAKE MIXES ^ p k g s . 7 5 ^ P L E E - Z I N G Creamed or Whole Kernel CORN 2 #303 , c a n s ^ 0 r P r i c e s G o o d T h r o u g h S a t u r d a y , O c t o b e r 2 8 , 1 9 7 2 \ T h e C o u n t r y S t o r e w i t h R e d C a r p e t T r e a t m e n t r r L BUSSY & CO., INC. FREE DEUVERY MARGARETVILLE, N. Y. PHONE 586-2677
