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Page Two—NEWS, Margaretville, N. Y. Thurs., March 1, tgZ3 J f ^ e ^ i s t r a t i o i l D a y The Pine H ill News By M is . M e r w ia 'Hiomas Davis of New York <sty was a Sunday dianer guest «f Mrs. Bertha Dreifus. Mr. Davis awns the former Smith drug store on Majn street in this village. StiurJey and Seynsour G(rfd- man^qf New York city were weekei^g^ests of Mr. smd Mrs. Marko Ito and children. Mr. end Mrs. Alfred Simon «nd two children of Westehes- ter county spent M<»iday with Mr. and Mrs. Fran* Loeser and the Klean faomly en Birch Creek road. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sears of Cortland ^ n t the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Sears, and sons a t Belle- ayre Mt. Ski center. Injured Man Home Charles Wilson came home Wednesday from Margaretville MemoriaJ hospital, where he was a patient for several days suffering with a fractured M t ankle. He is using a wheel chair in hds home. Mrs. Edwin Franc* came home Friday after being a pa tient in Margare'tvlUe hosjMtal for a week with pneumonia. Several ladies meet at the home off Mrs. Lowell Smith and are quilting a large size “Old Maid Puzzle” quilt fo r the ba- zeiar an Augusit a t the Memorial United Methodist church at Shandaken. Ted Meuser and two friends of Mountain Lakes, N. J., spent from Thursday until Saturday at ithe Wilson home. The boys hiked several mountain trails, and clinDbed mountains. Mr. and Mrs. George Balcom, seal. Robert, daughter, Linda, and Cheryl Emerson of Mar garetville spent Friday eve ning with Mr. find Mrs. L. A. Smith and son. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Persons and fairuJy of Scbeneotad^ spent Saturday at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Benton Tait and two little daughters of Delphi Falls, Mrs. Paitiucia Johnson and daughter, Ellen, of Margaretville were Sunday din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gua- CARPENTRY ii!ifpnatiy:vr!y.n Alterationa F a rtitteu C(»nplete .Rooou I>oera a»S Buns raaeliiift Painting ROY GOODMAN Phone 5 8 6 ^ 3 C(Hning in ’73 CATSKILL G UIDE PM PRESS FLEISCHMANNS, N. Y. NOW THROUGH MARCH 6TH: IMPORTS AND EXCITING GIFT ITEMS MARKED DOWN 25% TO 50%! . . . GOLD JEWELRY STILL PRICED ON THE DECEMBER DOLLAR!! ACT NOW AND GET A REAL BARGAIN AT EARTH AN€EL MAIN STREET MARGARETVILLE Th»isd»y, Maxell 1 tav Ribstein. Mrs. Johnson aftd Kien vpeat the week at the Tait home. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brannen and two ilittle sotis of Canada Hollow spent Swnday afternoon with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Ribstein. Mr. and Mrs. Jurgen Walkens and son, Brian, sipent Friday nigttt and Saturday wdth his n ^ tb ^ , Mrs. Ilse Walkens, ait Oneonta. (Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bogdan ifxl son, Fred, of Kingston visited her diaugSiter, Mrs. CSiairles Smith, and family Sun day morning. Craig Smith spent the week end with his aunt, Mrs. George Lockwood, and family at AUa- ben. Gunther Hahs of Brooklyn spent the weekend with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Williaun Bach, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Chauncey of Saugerties spent Saturday night and Sunday with her sis ter, Mrs. Erich WUkens, and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller of Fleischmanns were also Saturday evening guests at the Wilkens home. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cure spent Friday with their daugh ter, Mrs. Steve ift'annen, and family a t East Hyde Park. Mr. artd Mrs. Williaiii G. Cure and baby, Rena, spent the evening there. All heli)ed Laurie Bran nen celebrate her 11th birthday. Mrs. Charles Todd of Dry fcrook, Mrs. Martha Ponemon (ind Jean Hoeko of Fleisch- (nanns spent TTiursday with Mrs. William G. Cure and daughter, Rena Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Jocelyn and family of Owego and has mother, Mrs. Seth Jocelyn Sr., of Kingston spent Sunday af- Piae HUl, Marcfa 1.—Regis tration for village election is Saturday, Meuxih 3, from noon until 9 pJB. a t the fire hoase. A mayor and two trustees will be elected March 20. tenKXMi at the Jocelyn home on Elm street. Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. Joceiyn were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lark and three daugh ters of Saugerties. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gav- ette, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gavette and daughter, Dorris, of Margaretville were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Cure and baby davighter at their home in Upper Birch Creek. Lynn Johnson of Newburgh spent the weekend with cous ins, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Joyce, and sons. Pistol Team Won The Upper Esopus pistol team matched Rondout VaUey team last Monday evening at the local clubhouse. Upper Esopus won. Sharon Jocelyn spent Friday overnight with her grandfather, Daniel Decker, and family in Oliverea. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Neil Jocelyn and children were dinner guests at the Decker home to help Mr. Decker celebrate his birthday. Susan Wallace and Toni Sears spent Monday at Great Gorge, N. J., and participated in the Section 9 ski races. Both young people are on the Onte- ora ski team. Jame^ Jones and a frigid of Oakhurst, N. J., visited his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Merwin, on Sunday. Roger W. Riley of Phoenicia spent Sunday with bis brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Smith Sr. . Mr. and Mrs. Hank Conston and family of Queens were weekend guests at Pine Hill Arms and visited Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kohn and family on Sta tion road. COMMUNITY ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICES Sponsored by Margaretville-FIeischmanns Interdiurch Council MAUm^ 1973 8:00 P. M. New Kingston Ihdted Presb}dman Churdh New Kingston, N. Y. REV. GEORGE BOATWllIGHT SPEAKER DEK7EH LICUQH £i jHE W I N E S and S P I R I T S OPEN Mon.—Thurs. 94WA.M; tsS.-OOPJC Fri. and Sat. 9:00 AJiC. to 10^00 PML A Y V S l IV T n v !’HI ‘N>' \ ('( 'DK 32S-7733 INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE ANTIQUE AUaiOtt AT CABLE’S AUCTION BARN Downsville, N. Y., Rt. 30 Saturday, March 3-10 a.m. Featuring antiques from estates in Walton and Downs ville, also from an estate in the north country, plus SMne fine addlti<Mis. We have some excellent furniture for this sale, including round oak taWe; cherry drc^leaf ext. table with 5 leaves; oak ext. tables and leaves; extra nice walnut drop-leaf table; pine drop-leaf table; walnut hall rack; china closet; marble top tables; 2 marble top dressers; very ornate 3 pc. Viet, dresser; curio cabinet; early 1 and 2 drawer blanket chests; spool cabinet; spinet desk; oak slant front desks; roll-top desk; curly birch cupboard; lift-top commode; oak and pine washstands; cherry cradle; med. cabinet; gateleg wsdnut table; cherry and pine 1 dr. stands; cherry and pine 4 dr. chest; 18th ceat. dovetailed blanket chest; ornate vict. marble-tqp pier mirror; tilt-top table; chopping block table; ornate Isunp table; nice 3 pc. pine vict. bedroom suite; nice fc>amboo stands; brass hall tree; marble fireplace; set 6 stenciled hitchcock chairs, (circa 18^80); 5 spindle back oak chairs; 4 rose carved cane bottom chairs; set 4 cane bottom chairs; cane back rocker; platform rockers; oak rockers; rose carved cherry chair; ornate flemish cheiir; lyre base card table; hoosier catoinet; early doll house, ori^- nal finish, nice condition; mirrors; frames; oil paintings; nice doll bed. For the serious collector we have a HOLLY AMBER BOWL, 4 holly amber sauce dishes; cut glass tumblers; bowls; pitchers; service for 8 set or dep. glass in Sharon pat.; R. S. Prussia covered sugar bowl; nice pat. glass; milk glass; nice stemware; bisque; roseville; washbowl and pitcher; there will be a lot of glass and china in this aucticm, just impossible to list it all, so come and look it over, you will find a lot of excellent and unusual items; castor sets; coffee grinder; silverplate; and silver items. Nice leaded 24 in. shade, grape and leaf Pat., very pos sibly a Tiffany; all original GWW; banquet lamp; pr. car lamps; hanging lamps; hall lamps; post lamp, aladdin and rayo lamps, etc.; wall clock; nice china clock; iron front clock; Chelsea ship clock;'mantle clocks, etc.; cigar moulds; old cook stove; guns; jars; crocks and a lot more we have not seen yet; the coffee pot will t)e on from 1 to 8 P.M. on Friday. This wall be a large sale so be here on time. Some modem furniture, including T.V., chests of draw ers; desk; davenport; chairs; etc. Open House Friday 1-8 PJVI. Tecaas: Caab or G om I Cbeeks Heated Barn Luacb Served R. S. CABLE, Sales Mgr. and Auctioneer DownsviUe, N. Y.—Ph. 607-363-7260 Lanesville By Mrs. HMman Qoidc Lanesville, March 1 Gieorge Haenletn and sons, Patrick and Robert, of Brook lyn spent the 'weetoend witji his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haenlein. Mrs. Carmen Hermandez and grandchildren, Lisa and Nieky, have returned home af ter spend ing a week with relatives in New Ywk city. Billy Ruoff of Schenectady visited his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ruoff, Sunday. Micharf Fitzpatrick died sud denly at has h<Kne in Braden ton, Fla., last week. Funeral services were held on Long Is land Monday. Eldward Krauss of Diamond Notch roeui was discharged from the hosipital Wednesday. Lanesville. March 1 Mrs. LilHan Osterhoudt of Hudson is spading time with her sister, Mrs. Benjamin NOTth. Edward Krauss of Diamond Notch road has. been a patient at the Benedictine hospital for two weeks. Charlie Chimmeto of Pough keepsie, who owns the Norwood house on Diamond, Notch road, died recently in liorida. Benjamin North was dis charged from the Mayfair hos pital at Great Barrington last week and returned to the Great Barrington .nursing home. He hkd Jjeen hospitalized for a week with (bronchial pneu monia. ' Mrs. Frances Groenewold en tertained the following at a ■luncheon Thursday: Mrs. Jo- A i i t l i o r a t M b r a r y A r t i s t a t S c h o o l B u t l e r S e r v i c e s p^ioenieia, March 1. — Alf Evers isi '«iiose book, CatskiBai From Wilder ness to Woodstock,\ wall be p r e s e n t Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 at the Plaoenicia library. Mr. Evers wM be at tl»e W x sry to. autograph his work at «at iaierm ^ reception. Refreshments will be served. seph. Doyle, Mrs. 'George Call, Mrs. Isabel Liicchetti of Rioe- nicia, Mrs. George Ungar trf Mount Mrs. Irene Pokomy, Mss. Charles Thom son, Mrs. James Lenehan and Mrs. Herman Quick of Chi chester. Games were played. MiUaxd RuoiK and son, Jack, of Schenectady spent Sunday overnight wtibi has parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ne3sc« Ruoff. Mr. and Mrs. Rdchard Burke and son, Rddty, of Greenfield, Mass., spent the holiday week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Becker. Mr. and Mrs. Dale North of Raleigh, N. C, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin North Jr. of Raleigh, N. C., are the parents of a girl, t)om Feb. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin North Sr. are the great grandparents. Phoenkia, Marcii 1. — Four paintings by Michael Denson of Woodstock were exhibited at the Phoenicia elementary school by the artist when he came to meet with art pupils in the first through sixth grades. The paintings have been hung in the oafetorium of the school, and fifth and sixth graders have written reviews of their talk with the artist and painted pic tures using the style he de scribed to them. The visit was arranged by Mrs. Gladys Plate, art teacher. M I A W e e k I s S e t Phoenicia, March 1.—Super visor Raymond J. Dunn has proclaimed March 5-11 as M.I.A. week in the town of Shandaken to remember the 1,- 363 men stiU missing in action from the war in Southeast Asia. Present when Mr. Dunn signed the proclamation were Nanette Gilligan, who wears the bracelet bearing the name of and correspcwids with the family of SP5 Bermar Ganoe, missing since March 24, 1970, and Thomas Sickler, who wears the bracket of Maj. Harold Al- wan, missing since Feb. 27, 1967. W e r e H e l d T u e s d a y Rensselaer J. Butler, 78, of Phoenicia, died Saturday at the Kingston hospital after a long illness. His funeral was Tuesday morning at the Gormley funeral 'home in Phoenicia. Rev. Ralph Daimstadt, pastor of the Me morial United Methodist church, officiated. Burial will be later in Maplewood cemetery. Mr. Butler is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Milton Bailey of New Jersey and Mrs. Sela Cole of Maryland. He was bom April 21, 1894 in Spruceton and was the son of Edgar and Ella VanValken- iburgh Butler. He was the hus band of the late Elsie Rowley Butler. He had been a resident of Phoenicia for the last 20 years. He had been a real estate sales man for a Kingston firm for many years. D e a t s H o m e B u r n s Arkville, March 1.—Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Deats of Maple- cresit are staying at the home of has pEirents, Rev. and Mrs. Howard Deats, in Arkville while repairs are being made to their own home, wbich weis damaged by fire last week. The blaze, eaus^ by a malfunction of the odl burner, caused con siderable damage, but the young couple e3q)ects to reoccupy the house this week. Belleayre By Millicent Buerge Belleayre, Mardi 1 Miss Madge McGowan is i surgical patient in Margaret ville Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brais- land of Sidney and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mann of Lew Beach visited Mrs. MiUicent Buerge Sunday. ATTENTION Middlclown American Legion Post No. 216 MONTHLY MEETING J j HAS BEEN CHANGED Ffom ]^iar^ 7 to March 14 Due to Basketball Game 8 P. M. Legion Hall Aqua Home ’N Jungle TROPICAL FISH SHOP Main Street Roxbury 607 326-7008 GOURAMIS— 98c or 2/$1.00 GREEN KISSERS— 89c or 2/$1.49 GUPPIES — 49c a pair DON’T MISS OUR EXPANSION SALE COMING SOON! 5-9 Weekdays 10-6 Saturdays 1-6 Sundays ^ CLOSED TUESDAY Y O U C O M E O U T B E T T E R Tomatoes : OaN!|*%iSw#d ' ^ Bag Aiidobon Va& 0 y Wild l i n i M M M t MIUNG 9 0 . BIRD .1 3 ^ ONIONS O T V ^argc Juicy - Fresh Processed Cheese -12 Oz. Pkg, Borden Cheese Kralt Ylhipped - 7 Flavors Cream Cheese 4 o*.p»». Freezer Queen - 6 Varieties Frozen MUni Meals .Birdseye Frozen Orange Plus ® ^nfr. 750 2/49t zm 4 9 ^ R e q o f ’Har<t to ftold _ _ Vo-5 Hair Spray Regular or Ory Vo-5 Shampoo 4 9 ^ 5 02. plus 5 FRE'E Oz. Calm Mist Bonus 8 9 ^ 50!. Cnh. ® A * Calm Spray Powder o 9 ^ He-jr o-'M(t>t S',ie Crest Toothpaste ub. / Pkg. Fta^onu^DozSn Archway Cookies Holsum Cracked Wheat Bread ’ “ Holsum biglish Muffins Exquisite G r a o a d a l^ Flatware Thu Wcd(s Featare Teaspoon 29^ Saw Over Apiece jervictfBr»#nly11.80 witlieach3.0? 50% OHOUKPIM RsioHfPriw-H HEFTrGARBAGE BAGS dt V.f.tof ihtu Vi’ch 3. 197 \Consumer 0Her-$1. SO Hohmd tptlSLabvla’' G R E E N G I A N T 24 Oz. Can NIBLETS CORM n Oz. Can M£DIUH PEAS 31t 16 Oz. Can —French 6REEM BEAMS 31t T2 Oz. Cm WHtTE COBM 31* P a r k a y 1 Lb. Pkg. 4 5 ^ MuU-‘Ciip P a r k a y 4 5 ^ ILk- Pkg. Soft “ Your O M o * \ MABtaca CAoc. PInwhetls or Idtal Ch9C. P t m
