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Page Four—NEWS, Margaretville, N. ?. Thurs., Jan. 18, 1973 The Andes News By Mrs. Richard Liddle The annual March of Dime's drive in the village of Andes will be held on Wednesday eve ning, Jan. 24. Canvassers will collect from door-to-door. Mr. and Mrs. James O’Don nell Jr. and son, Jason, , spent the weekend of Jan. 6 and 7 in New York city with his grandmother. Mrs. MUdrcd Dunn. Howard Drew underwent ma jor surgery at the Bassett hos pital in Cooprestown last week Wednesday. He is improving and would like to hear from his friends. Mrs. Robert Glendening and son, William, of Endwell spent Tuesday to Thursday of last week with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Arch Glendening. Dr. Lyman Hale of Seoul, Korea, and his childi-en, Terry and Melleny Hale, both stu dents at Syracuse imiversity, were surprise visitors of his sister, Mrs. Allen Joslin, one day last week upon their re turn from visiting his parents. Rev. and Mrs. Lyman Hale, in Lakewood, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. James Drew and son, Christopher, of Sara toga Springs were Jan. 5 week end guests of his mother, Mrs. Howard Drew, and sisters, Martha and Linda, and visited his father at Bassett hospital in Cooperstown. Mr. and Mrs. John Longo and son, John, of Brooklyn spent the weekend of Jan. 6 with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Conine. Mrs. Spear Andrews returned home from the Delaware Val ley hospital in Walton the end of last week. She is spending time with her son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Andrews Sr., and family. Mrs. Lionel VanKleeck of Yorktown Heights and her sister, Mrs. Floyd Liddle, were in Troy Sunday to visit Mrs. Eric VanWert, the former Karen VanKleeck of Walton. A daughter, Monica Jean, who weighed 8 pounds, 5 ounces, was iborn to Mr. and Mrs. Eric VanWert on Sunday at the Samaratan hospital in Troy. Mrs. Allen Joslin and son, Robert, Mrs. Lloyd Johns and Miss Sandra Malek of Shokan went to Colgate iuniversity last week Wednesday to visit Dee Thursday, Jan. 18 Joslin and attended the basket ball game between Colgate and Lafayette colleges. Miss fiobbi Freeman of Spring Valley spent the week end of Jan. 6 with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sprague and son, Willard. Willard and Bobbi returned to the State Univer sity college at Fredonia on Jan. 8. Mrs. Stanley Reed and Mrs. Edna Gustafson were last week Wednesday visitors of Mrs. Mil dred Reed in Holmesville. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Valk of Kelly Corners were last week Wednesday guests of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Conine. Mrs. Marie Joslin, Mrs. Edna Joslin and son, Robert, Mrs. Lloyd Johns and son, Peter, attended a wrestling match at the Onteora school last week Tuesday evening. Their grand son amd nephew, Paul Malek, of Shokan was a winner in a 3 to 2 decision. George and Daniel Redden and Chipper Sidorowicz went to West Mountain and Gore Mountain in Glens Falls Fri day and Saturday and enjoyed skiing. Thomas Breen of York, Pa., underwent open heart surgery in Philadelphia last week Tues day. He is improving. He is m£U-ried to the former Arlene Holloway, granddaughter of Stella Armstrong of Andes. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fellner of Virginia were Friday and Saturday guests of his brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Kaare Berg, and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Davis of Middleburgh were Sunday visitors of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Davis. George Redden, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Redden, re turned to the State University college at Brockport Sunday after spending the holidays with bis parents and brother, Daniel. Miss Christine VanKleeck, who was a surgical patient at the Margaretville Memorial hospital, returned to her home on the Tremperskill Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson of Newburgh were Saturday guests of Mrs. Charles Aitken. Mrs. LeRoy Miller visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grout a few days last week dn Delhi. Bovina Co-op Held Annual Elections The annual meeting of the Co-operative Fire Insurance company was held at the Bo vine fire hall on Jan. 9. The following were reelected as di rectors: Charles Lee, Howard Conklin, Robert Hall and Clark Lay. Other directors and offi cers are John W. Bums, presi dent; William Inman, vice president; Lindon B. Morse, secretary - treasurer; Ferris Todd, Harold Lounsbury, H. F. Davidson and Edwin Doig. The secretary advised that the company had increased in surance in force the last year by .$990,073 to a new high of 53,223,344, with assets of $77,- 750.02 on property in the coim- ties of Delaware, Otsego, Greene, Schoharie, Ulster, Sul livan, Dutchess, Broome, Che nango and Schenectady. The home office of the company is located at Roxbury. Form W-2 Deadline Buffalo, N. Y.—^The deadline for employers to give employes their 1972 Forms W-2 is Wed nesday, Jan. 31. The form shows earnings, income tax withheld and social security infomation, and the employe^ must attach a copy of the W-2 to his income tax return when filing. TremperskiU By Mrs. Albertus Marshall Tremperskill, Jan. 18 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butler of Walton spent last week Mon day with his father, Milford Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mar shall of Grand Gorge spent Saturday with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Albertus Marshall, and son, Jeffrey. Mrs. Donald Elwood returned home Friday night after spend ing two weeks with her family on Long Island. Mrs. Harold Cole of Andes and Mrs. Richard Fleury of West Oneonta spent Sunday with their grandfather, Milford Butler. Mr. and Mrs. John Drew and family spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albertus Marshall, and son, Jeffrey. Mrs. Steven VanDusen of Walton spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Hazel Fletcher. F l e i s c h m a n n s H o n o r S tu d e n ts S e r v ice L ist U p By Frances M. Davis Fleischmanns, Jan. 18 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Avery have returned from a six-week vacation in St. Petersburg, Fla. Douglas Tubbs of Waldorf, Md., took them from his home to Fleischmanns. Edward Cohen, student at New Paltz State university col lege, is home on vacation be tween semesters. Miss Beverly Darling of White Plains spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sollie Darling. Mrs. Frances Stengel spent the weekend at her home on Upper Main street. Martin Gottlieb has returned from a two-month trip to Cali fornia, where he was visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Schwarz and daughter of Woodside spent Saturday at their home on Hillside avenue. Geral and Arthur Gillette of Pittsfield, Mass., are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Fairlie, for four days this week while their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jules Gil lette, and Jules Jr., are attend ing the fair meeting at Syra cuse. Mr. and Mrs. Manley Moore of Kingston were Sunday visi tors of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Greene. Mrs. Charles Mech spent a few days in New York city last week. Bible studies for housewives are being held at 10 a.m. each Tuesday at the home of MrS; William Miller Jr. Dr. and Mrs. C. Ray Huggins of Oswego were Tuesday visi tors of her mother, Mrs. Ward Reynolds. On Thursday Kim Joslyn and her grandmother, Mrs. Wilbur Joslyn, of Grand Gorge were guests of Mrs. Rey nolds. Mrs. Crawford Greene re turned Monday after spending a week wath her sister, Mrs* Clara Schipp, and her niece, Mrs. June Kolts, in Kingston. Scotty Harke celebrated his 10th birthday Monday after noon with a party for five friends at his home. Cubs Will Meet There will be a meeting of the Fleischmanns Cub Scouts on Thursday at 7 ;30 p.m. in the basement of the Methodist church. All interested boys, ages 8-10, and their parents are invited. BBC DODGE COLT won ClassO (Showroom Stock Sedans) of the Car & Driver magazine Challenge Race# Lime Rocl<, Connecticut. Sanctioned by Sports Car Club of Amerlcab IT MEANS YOU’LL WIN BIG, TOO! WINNER IN A FIELD OF 27 PINTOS. 12 DATSUNS, 3 TOYOTAS, 4 FIATS, AND 5 DODGE COLTS! DODGE COLT SEDAN. Convenience that only four doors can give. You’ll like the room and the way it Jiandles on the road. And as all Colts, yours can be ordered with the optional 3-speed automatic trans* mission. Dodge CH R Y S L E R Hoio>isca«.a<uiiM AUmORIZED DEALERS DODGE COLT WAGON. Our little Dodge Colt wagon offers the convenience of four doors plus the added versatility of a top-hinged tailgate. (That makes for super simple loading and unloading.) And you get Colt’s standard reclining bucket seat comfort, _ Drive a winner today. DODGE COLT COUPE. If you watch where your money goes, you’ll go for this lowest priced Dodge. The Colt coupe is also one of the most economical Dodges you can own . . . plus all Colts are backed by dependable nationwide service. C R A F T M O T O R C O M P A N Y , I N C . MAIN ST. MARGAKETVILLE, N. Y. ^THE DODGE BO Y S tsm Reported at ACS The principal’s list honor and high honor rolls for the third five-week marking period have been released at Andes central school. Four students have been named to the principal’s list, an honor achieved when a stu dent has an average of more than 90 per cent in all sub jects. The four are Sharon Skovsende, grade 7; Janice Stevens, grade 9; Paul Berg and Debbie Frisbee, grade 12. High Honor Roll, 90 or Above Grade 7—David Cole, Debbie Finkle, Nancy Gladstone, In grid Lor, Sharon Skovsende and Lorie Truesdell. Grade 8—Linda Berg and Ann Firment. Grade 9—Janice Stevens. Grade 10—Linda Drew and Timothy Fairbairn. Grade 12—Paul Berg, Patti Dailey, Alma Fairbairn, Deb bie Frisbee and Christine Fleury. Honor Roll, 85 to 90 Grade 7—Lisa Frey, Barbara Rose and Debbie Weaver. Grade 8 — Kathy Dabritz, Laura Pierce, Theodore Roney, Judy Shellman and Jeffrey Tubbs. Grade 9—Karen Farrell, Nan cy Frisbee, Steven Rabeler, Sheila Reynolds, Susan Skov sende and Virginia Smith. Grade 10—Douglas Andrews, Fred Dabritz, Judy Melvin and Jay Tweedie. Grade 11—^Martha Drew. Grade 12 — Bruce Butler, Ellen Finkle, Mary Kay Har vard, Debbie Oles, Gordon Smith, Carol Stevens and Mi chael Tuch. Honors List Made Mrs. Janice Kelly Archibald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyn don Kelly of Margaretville, has been named to the dean’s list for the autumn quarter at Ohio State university. Roxbury, Jan. 18.—There is one more area soldier who should have been on the list of Roxbury men in service: Mi chael Lynn Shoemake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Shoe make, who have moved to the Denver area within the last year from Margaretville. Pre viously they lived at Uniondale, L. I., where Michael gradu ated from high school in 1970. He is now at the Carswell Air Force base at Fort Worth, Texas. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE The Roxbury Teachers Asso ciation wishes to notify the public of the formation of The ROXBURY TEACHERS AS SOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND. This fund is indei^nd- ent of the Roxbury Educational Aid Fund. ; jl8c NOTICE is hereby given that License No. 13HL222 has been issued to the undersigned under the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law to sell liquor, wine, cider and beer to be consumed on the premises where sold, and cider and beer to be consumed off ‘ the prem ises, at Alpine Lodge, Motel and Restaurant in the village of Fleischmanns, N. Y., Tovm of Middletown. Alpine Vacations, Inc., Fleischmanns, N. Y. 12430. jl8c __________________________ THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK By the Grace of God Free and Independent To “Mary” Bouton and Forrest Bouton, Jr., the name “Mary” bing fictitious, the real name of said “Mary” Bouton being unknown, and the addresses of “Mary” Bouton' and For rest Bouton, Jr., being un known and cannot with the exercise of due diligence be ascertained said “Mary” Bouton being the wife of Forrest Bouton and the said Forrest Bouton, Jr., being the son of the said Forrest Bouton. And if any of the foregoing died subsequent to the decedent herein, to their respective executors, admin istrators, legatees, distribu tees, assigns and successors in interest whose names and places of residence are un known, and to all other heirs of law, next of kin, and dis tributees of Forrest Bouton, the decedent herein. Upon the petition of Lawrence Woolheater of Margaretville, New York, you are hereby cited to show cause before the Sur rogate’s Court of Delaware County, at the Surrogate’s Office in the village of Delhi, in said county, on the 12th day of February, 1973, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, why Letters of Administration upon the goods, chattels and credits which were of Forrest Bouton, late of the Town of Middletown, deceased, intestate, should not be granted and issued to Lawrence Wool heater. IN T E S T I M O N Y WHEREOF, We have caused the Seal of our Surrogate’s Court to be hereunto affixed. WITNESS, HON. RICH ARD H. FARLEY, Sur- (L. S.) rogate of the County of Delaware, at the Surrogate’s Office in Delhi, N. Y., this 3rd day of January, 1973. ILENE DESILVA Clerk of the Surrogate’s Court MALCOLM C. HUGHES Attorney for Petitioner. Office and P. O. Address: Margaretville, New York 12455 Tel. (914) 586-2645 This citation is served upon you as required by law. You are not obliged to appear in person. If you fail to appear it will be assumed that you do not object to the relief request ed. You have a right to have an attorney-at-law appear for you. 4f2c NOTICE I have received the tax roll for the Town of Hardenburgh and will receive taxes during the month of January without fee or penalty. On all taxes remaining unpaid after January 31, 1973, one (1) percentum will be added for the first month and an additional % of one percentum for each month and fraction thereof thereafter un til the return of unpaid taxes is made by me to the County Treasurer. During the month of January I will receive taxeS at my home in Rider Hollow from 9 a.m. until 12:00 noon and evenings by appointment, also the remaining time I have the books by appointment. ELIZABETH BAKER Collector Town of Hardenburgh 2jl8c_________________________ N OnCE Andrew Nielsen, tax collector for the Town of Shandaken, will be in the office of the Gomdey Hotel on Friday, January 19, and Thursday, January 25, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. for the collec tion of taxes for the town. 2j25c_________________________ PUBLIC NOTICE STATE OF NEW YORK PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION ALBANY CASE 26097 — Application of New York State Hotel and Motel Association, Inc. and Hotel Association of New York City, Inc., for an increase in the surcharges set forth in the filed tariffs of New York Tele phone Company which hotels and motels may make to their guests for telephone service. ISSUES BROADENED TO INCLUDE ALL TELEPHONE C O M P A N I E S WI'TH RE SPECT TO ELIMINATION OF HOTEL AND MOTEL SUR CHARGES. December 13, 1972 NOTICE OF HEARING AND BROADENING OF ISSUES TAKE NO'nCE that by order adopted herein on Decem ber 5, 1972, issued December 13, 1972, the Commission has broadened the scope of this proceeding to include a com plete investigation of the feasi bility of eliminating hotel and motel surcharges from the tariffs of all telephone utilities serving in this State. The original scope of the proceeding is indicated in the above caption. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that a public hearing will be held in the proceeding before Examiner Joseph J. Gottlieb, at the office of this commission, 44 Holland Avenue, Albany, New York, on Tuesday, Janu ary 30, 1973 at 10:00 a.m. SAMUEL R. MADISON Secretary jl8c DIRECTORY of Bustiiesses and Services 2 inches - 1 inch HUBBELL BROS., INC. Kelly Comers, N. Y. 586-3278 LnmbeT and Building Supplies Fry Roofing Owens Coming Insulation Carpentry Painting Interior—^Exterior Alterations Repairs 28 Years Experience JOSEPH MACK & SON ARKVILLE 586-3230 BERTHA DREIFUS PINE HILL, N. Y. Telephone 254-5340 Custom Made Slip Covers Three Pieces—$45 Booklets . . . Catalogs . .. Office Stationery . . . Ruled Forms . . . Pamphlets . . . Advertising Folders . . . Posters . . . Tickets All Expertly Printed Catskill Mountain News Margaretville Tel. 586-2601 Farms - Ranches - Retirements Recreational and Business SAFEBUY REAL ESTATE AGENCY Richard Lybolt, Representative Main St. Tel. (914)586-4098 Margaretville, New York 12455 • Septic Tanks and Cesspools Cleaned • Sewer-Drain Lines Unplugged • Plumbing and Heating GEORGE SLOVEN ARKVILLE Telephone 586-4552 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED ACE SE P n C SERVICE ROUTE 28 SHANDAKEN, N. Y. SAME-DAY SERVICE 688-9962 688-5191 Fully Insured and State Lie. #10 Conrad’s Service Station M O B I L , Andes, N. Y. Open Dally—6 a.m.-ll p.m. Groceries, Tires, Batteries Lubrication We Honor Mobil Credit Card» 914-676-4413 • $7.00 per month - $3.50 per month Jester’s Funeral Home Andes, N. Y. Phone 676-3148 BILL’S VW & TOYOTA Service and Body Work BRIDGE ST. Between Bridge and Main St. FLEISCHMANNS, N. Y. 914 254-4265 CRAFT MOTOR CO. Main St., Margaretville Auto Body Repairs - Auto Glass Good <nars - Weldint 24-Hour Wrecker Service Day 586-4365 - Night 686-4366 YOUR DEALER LP BOTTLED GAS Good Service Gas Delivered Andrew Straut, Jr. Arkville, N. Y. 586-4436 International Cub Cadet Tractors GE Elec-Trak Tractors Economy Tractors Accessories and Attachments KELiLiY POWER EQUIPMENT, INC. Margaretville 914 586-2651 CLAY’S BODY SHOP Swart Road Margaretville 586-4553 • Body and Fender Repairs • General Mechanical Work • Chain Saws • Snowmobiles • All Types Snow Studs • Small Engine Repairs • Glass Work, Windslilelds, Etc. Earthbridge Carpentry Alterations & Remodeling Cabinets CALL: Chris Locke 914 688-5634 FOR FREE ESTIMATE H & H Plumbing Owned and Operated by Harvey German and Son For FREE ESTIMATES and Quality Workmanship Call for Services at 914-688-7359 or 914-688-5466 SHANDAKEN, N. Y. JOSEPH’S BEAUTY SALON Fleischmanns, N. Y. 254-665S Wigs - Hair Pieces ' Cleaning - Cutting - Styling Touch-Up - Frosting Special Low Price on Permanent Waves UNDAL CEDAR HOMES Excellent Design and Beauty Combined With Quality Complete Building Service ERECTED ON YOUR LOT OR DEVELOPMENT Phone 914 688-7137 For Information Write EARL VOORHEES CHICHESTER, N. Y. 12416 O’Brien’s Electric • Troubleshoot and Repair • Service Entrances • General House Wiring FOR THE HOME • Intercom, Burglar Alarm, and Fire Alarm Systems • Trailer Hook-ups • Baseboard Electric Hot Water Heat—^No Plumbing Required PHONE 586-4038 MARGARETVILLE AA Meetings At Gould Memorial Church Main Street, Roxbury, N, Y. 8:00 p.m, — Tuesdays (Closed Meeting) and First United Presbyterian Church Orchard Street, Margaretville 8:30 pjn. — Thursdays (Discussion Group) Telephone 586-4552 ONDISH AUT01V«)TIVE AUTO REPAIR and PAINT and BODY SHOP Welding - Small Engine Repair We Repair Snow Machine Hoods ALL WORK GUARANTEED WRECKER SERVICE Rt. 30, MargaretviUe, N. Y. 914 586-4734 ... whose eternal I BARRE ! teauty is backed by the fG L IlLD j ttrongest guarantee in lAt monument industry. Monuments John R. FitzSimmons Church and Walnut Sts. Margaretville ! Phone 686-48U DENVER VALLEY ELECTRIC NICK FRANK, Electrician IWLLY CORNERS, K. Y. 914 586-3259 DAVIS L.P. GAS SERVICE 100 lb. - Cylinders - 20<#b. Delivered or Pick Up Your Own and $ave Where good service and fair price go hand in hand. Gas Appliances Available Carl J. Davis Arkville 586-3255 Storey Plumbing & Heating Fair Street, Margaretville 586-4022 Shop 586-4287 Home All types of Plumbing and Heating Installations and Repairs Expert Dry Cleaning (PICK UP AND DELIVERY) Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Suits Coats Slacks Car Coats Parkas ROYAL TAILORS AND CLEANERS Main St., Margaretville, N. Y. Phone 586-4414 PLUMBING HEATING ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS REPLACEMENTS Complete Electric Service Commercial Domestic Lee Jenkins MARGARETVILLE, N. Y. 914-586-4495 EVERETTS REFRIGERATION SERVICE Repairs on All Makes of Conunercial, Farm and Home Refrigerators Selling PHILCO, MAGIC CHEF and a Complete Lane of KELVINATOR APPLIANCES TeL 607 S26>7S58 HalcottvOle
