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Page Two—NEWS, Margaretvdlle, N. Y. Thurs., Jan. 18, 1973 The Roxbury News By Irma Mae Griffln Edward Saunders returned home from the Albany Veter ans hospita'i Friday. His son- in-law, William Norton of Al bany, brought hkn home. Mrs. Dominic Michel is mak ing a recovery from surgery at the Cooperstown hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gil- bride, daughter, Margaret Ann, and niece, Miss Jean Marino, of Inwoo^ L. I., spent the weekend at the Gilbride’s new home, which they are purchas ing of Eric Wedemeyer on the West Settlement road. Robert Bouton of Pearl River spent last week with his grand mother, Mrs. James M. Bouton, and spent a day with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bouton, at Gansevoort, return ing Friday night. There were two baptisms of baby girls at the United Meth odist church Sunday morning. Onda Ann Jeans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jeans, and Christine Morse Wilson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson of East Meredith, were baptized by Rev. Clemen F. Brown, the pastor. Edward Elflein of New York city spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elflein,* in Roxbury. He broke his right arm while skiing at Hunter on Saturday and has it in a sling. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson and daughters, Pamela and Christine, of East Meredith spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison C. Morse. Mrs. Walter Brooks spent the weekend with her sister,, Mrs. Bradford Spier, at Rensselaer. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Conine of Andes and Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Valk of Kelly Comers were Thursday guests of Mrs. Malvina Stahl. Mrs. Nettie Lawrence, Mrs. Ora Sherwood and Mrs. Her bert Raeder of Denver were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eber Cartwright. Mr. and Mrs. Genell Wuehler of Palisades Park, N. J., who have rented the big house of Fat flame means fat fuel bills. That’s what happens when your oil burner is not c lean and well kept. What y o u r burner n e e d s is a tune-up. And that’s e a s y with o u r annual tune-up s e rvice c o n t r a c t . We c a n offer you a c h o i c e of service plans: Tune-up alone, or tu n e - u p in c l u d i n g un l i m i t e d service calls during the heating s e a s o n , or t u n e - u p , including unlimited service calls arid parts, required. Call us. a n d you won't g e t fat fuel bills. Mobil heating oil Your comfort is our business TRAVER OIL CO., INC. ARKVILLE, N. Y, PHONE 586-2616 Thursday, Jan. 18 Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hewitt for the season, spent the week end there. They came for ski ing, but found none. Mrs. Irving H Tyler under went surgery last week at Mar- garetville Memorial hospital and will be there about 10 days. Her daughter, Mrs. James Mitchell and daughter, Barbara, of Elbridge have been here all week. Mrs. Joseph Kuhi of Fayetteville, Gilbert Tyler of Marcellus and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Anderson of Fonda have spent a few days here and have visited her. Wayne Grant underwent an appendectomy at the Stamford hospital, which he entered Thursday. * Mr. and Mrs. Mark Osborne and son, Joshua, of Graniteville, Mass., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Heyler. Mr. and Mrs. John Dugan have a new grandson. A son, Allen Michael, was bora to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keith of Grand Gorge at the Stamford hospital on Jan. 5. Mrs. Keith is the former Patricia Dugan. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Beucler of Woodcliff Lake, N. J., were guests last weekend of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Friend. Clinton Sparling of Bingham ton spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Stella Baker. Wanda D'Orta celelwated her 13th birthday pn Jan. 13. She bad a few friends at her home for ice cream and cake. J. Harold Kelly and James P. Fusscas visited Chris and George Fusscas in Andes Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank D’Orta motored to West Babylon, L. I., last Sunday and visited rela tives, including his sister, Mrs. Donna Salanitri. John JaquisH, who stays wdtb than, spent the weekend with his brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. St. Jacques, at Amsterdam. Mrs. Joan Allen and daugh ter, 'nmmah, Teanedc, N. J., and Mr. and Mrs. Krishna Raheme of Bombay, India, spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Braley. James Moore of South Carolina also visited at the Braley home. Charles Zanghi and son, Charles Jr., of Bayshore, L. I., and brother-in-law, Chris Hol- strum of King’s Park, L. I., spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank D’Orta. Mr. and Mrs. William Gilham of Conesville visited Mr. Gil- ham’s mother, Mrs. Julia Gil ham, Sunday. The Gilhams’ new twin daughters have been seriously ill with virus pneu monia. They were taken from Catskill to St. Peter’s hospital in Albany, where Janine is still a patient, although Geraldine has been brought home. Ralph Wood of Whippany, N. J., visited his grandmother, Mrs. Julia Gilham, the first vveekend in January. Monday Mr. Wood joined the Marines and will be at Parris IslaiHi, S. C. A son, Anthony 3d, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sivas of Jefferson on Jan. 8 at Fox hospital, Oneonta. The baby weighed 6 V 2 pounds. Mrs. Sivas is the former Debra Gilham, and Mrs. Julia Gilham of Rox bury is the grandmother. Mrs. Gilham and daughters, Edith and Mrs. Sharon Wright, were at Jefferson Saturday to see the new baby. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martin of Bellport, L. I., visited Mr. and Mrs. George Senyk for the weekend. The Martins are for mer residents. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Uhl spent Sunday with their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Berthold Kuerer, at Tea- neck, N. J. Rufus Woodard of Delhi and Ours is a sensitive response To the needs of others Who want expresMon satisfied. We provide the proper climate for relief. J O H N R . 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This year’s game wall feature the Philadelpiiia Phil lies of the National League and the Texas Rangers of the American League. Applications wiil be accept ed in perstm at the Natinonal Baseball HaU of Fisume and Musemn and by mail. No telejAiooe orders will be ac- cept^. Tickets will be mailed out in the spring, or they may be picked up at that time at the HaU of Fame. Exam Is Scheduled The Delaware county civil service commission will htdd an open competitive ejcamination for Addressagrajrfi madiine op erator Feb. 24 for a position in the Delaware coimty tax de partment. Starting pay is $4,- 900, and the last filing date for the examination is Jan. 24. sister, Mrs. Susie Delameter of Margaretville, visited their sis ter, Mrs. Grover Dumond, oin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Linden Gregory accompanied their daughter, Jan, to Buffalo Thursday after the holiday vacation here. She attends E^falo State univer sity. Mrs. J. Harold Kelly, Miss Flor Trujillo and Antonio Hur tado left Saturday for Elm hurst, L. I., where they visited Dr. Vienella Ricardo. The New Kingston News By Mrsf. Waowla Lanzi ■n»e Women’s Circle met at Mrs. Nelson Gray’s Thursday. Eieotion of officers was held and Mrs. Gray is president, Marjorie Faulkner, secretary, and Wanda Ijanzi, treasurer. Also plan& were made for the bazaar everyone is to make somethiiig and bring it to the next meeting- that will be held Feb. 8 at iMjs. Banny Condon’s heme. JiarshaJll Sanford spent a few idteys. with his brother, Cecil Sanford, and daughtere. Marshall spent a week in I^as Vegas between Christmas and New Years. Miss Hebeoca Gray of Al bany spent 'niursday and Fri day with her parents, Mr. and Mis. Nelson Gray, and family. Mrs. Gary Rdbertson dad not return to Germany with her husband because o(f illness, but expects to as soon as able. She is staying with her mother in Halcattvaie. Mr. and ite . George Mattice of Roxbury were Saturday din ner guests of t h ^ son-in-law Thursday, Jan. 18 and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Hosier, and family. Guests over the weekend of Mrs. Adriano Lanzi were her son. Burton, of Valatie Friday night and Saturday, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Russo of Brook lyn Saturday evening. Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Robert DiNardo of Goshen and Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. A1 Ka- pitko of Margaretville were guests. Sunday and Monday Mr. and Mrs. Richard Connell of Bayside, N. Y., were there, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Faoro of Grand Gorge were Monda:y dinner guests. Mr. £ind Mrs. Nelson Gray spent S;unday with their daugh- pidted up his aunt, Mrs. Doro- ter, Becky, in Albany. They thy Keith, of Stuyvesant, who went with them. Douglas Finch of Halcott Center spent the weekend with his brother-dn-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Gray, and famMy. Donald Hosier of Bovina and son, Donnie, of Scotia visited his mother, Mrs. Lena HosSer, and Mr. and Mrs. William Dougherty. Mr. and Mrs. William San ford and family were Simday guests of Ms grandparenits, Mr. and Mrs. William Dougherty. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sanford end son, Jefifie, of McGraw sipent the week with his father, Cecil Sanford, and sisters, Diane and Joan. They cele brated Joan’s tarthday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Peter- •paul and family of Lee Center spent Sunday w*tt\ their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Condon. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hinds visited Mrs. William Harter at the Benedictine hospital in Kmgston Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hinds spent last week Monday night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sturaut McCarthy, in Bing hamton. Sunday guests erf Mr. end Mrs. Douglas Condon were By- nSis. Gerald Greene De«ver-Vega, Jan. 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