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T h e F l e i s c h m a n n s N e w s By Fiances M. Davis Thursday, June 21 Pige Ten—NEWS, Margaretvllle. N. Y. nwirg., June 21 .1973 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kunstadt spent last week with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wiener, in Plainview and attended an engagement party for their niece, Miss Melanie Rostek of the Bronx. A combination party celebrating Fathers day and the Kunstadts’ anniversary was held Saturday at the Wiener home. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kern and daughters, Hilary and Tracy, of Upper Saddle River, N. J., spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Shirley Geller. The chicken barbecue at the Methodist Church today will begin at 5 p.m. and continue until all are served. Mrs. Sophie Zanger of Pleas- antville, former resident of this village, visited friends in town last week Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Close of New York City spent the weekend with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Valk. On Sunday they and the Valks visited Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Stoutenburgh in Delhi and attended a dinner party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William Valk’s 56th anniversary at the Andes hotel on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Konitzer visited her son-in-law and daugh ter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hohman, and son, William, at Fort Ann a few days last week. A dinner party in honor of Mrs. Colleen Greene was held Wednesday evening at Sal- vucci’s. Attending were Mrs. Elaine Pultz, Mrs. Mary Searle, Mrs. Tillie Fairbairn, Mrs. Edith Alton and Mrs. Frances Davis. Following the dinner, a gift was presented to Mrs. Greene. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Craft were Wednesday dinner and overnight guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Craft, and daughter, in Monticello. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Washburn of Jamestown were luncheon guests of his brother-in- law and sister, the Walter Crafts on Thursday. Saturday the Crafts visited their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Craft, and family in Middle Grove, returning home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Morse spent the June 9 weekend visiting their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mor«e, and,, femily, ,in, W ailing-,, ford, Conn. They were accompa nied by Mrs. Blanche Roberts of Halcott Center, who visited her son and daughter-in-law and family, also at Wallingford. Peter Mathews of the Bronx visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mathews, over the weekend. The Rosenthal family of New York City also visited the Mathews family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Slavin and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Alton and daughter, Annette, and Mrs. Nellie Alton, all spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Capalbo in Tarrytown NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the ^vemment of the Town of Halcott, Greene County, N. Y., plans to expend its revenue sharing allocation for the en titlement period beginning Jan. 1,1973 and ending June 30,1973 in the following manner based upon an estimated total of $1,479. Capital Expenditures; Ex penditure category 13, trans portation, $1,479, per cent idanned for eguiinnent (G) 100%. Total planned capital expenditures, $1,479. Account No. 33 3 828 888 Town of Halcott Greene County Halcott Center, N. Y. 12437 Robert Johnson, Supr. Je21c LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN, pursuant to Section 103 of the General Municipal Law of the State of New York, that the County of Delaware will accept sealed proposals for the side to the said County of Delaware of the following items: PROPOSAL NO. 1 Treated timber for bridge decking. PROPOSAL NO. 2 Concrete underdrain pipe. Proposals shall be submitted on bid fonns which are avail able for inspection and obtain able at the office of the County Superintendent of Highways, Page Avenue, Dellji, New York. Detailed specifications are con tained in the said proposal forms. Pnq>osals must be filed with Richard C. Lanigan, Delaware C«mty Superintendent of High ways, Page Avenue, Delhi, New York on or before eleven o’clock A.M., Prevailing Time, 29 June 1973, in a sealed envelope plam- ly marked on outside, at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read. The successful bidder will be promptly notified and must be prepu%d to enter into a con tract for the purchase and sale of the said items in conformity with the information in the and helped celebrate the second birthday of their son, Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brezee, grandson, David Moore, and his son, Michael, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. August Poppall at White Birches campsite in Windham. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shaver attended the graduation of their grandson, Gregory Smith, from the eighth grade at St. James Cathedral school in Brooklyn on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mayes spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Rivers in Stewartstown, Pa. Fathers day guests at the home of the Harold Wests were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Currey. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frasier of West Shokan, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Taylor of North Miami Beach. Mrs. Taylor is the former Norma Lou Judd. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Slavin entertained Mr. and Mrs. George Alton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Solomon and daughter of Margaretville, Mrs. Ethel Alton, Edward Alton, and Mrs. Nellie Alton at a barbecue at their home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Ennist and sons were Sunday afternoon guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Short and children visited the Todds Sunday even ing. Mr. and Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Short and children were among thoiie who attended the open house for Mrs. Ethel Alton on Saturday afternoon. A farewell dinner was given for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Greene and daughter, Darlene, in the dining room of the United Methodist church Saturday evening by Circle 2 of the United Methodist Women. Mr. and Mrs. Greene will be moving to Florida in the near future. Games were played, followed by a hymn sing. Hostesses were Mrs. Marion Blish and Mrs. Marion Morse. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boggs of Austin, Tex., were Wednesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Valk. Mrs. Cassie Greene of Wood- stock spent Friday night with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Greene, and on - Saturday i ..attended* open house for Mrs. Ethel Alton. Saturday evening the Donald (ireenes took his mother out to dinner in celebration of her Tom Schneider of Hyde Park and Jerry Westervelt of Albany, who pulled 11 pound 8 ounce brown trout from Pepacton reservoir near Downsville during May, tie for second place in the brown trout category in a state wide fishing contest. birthday and later visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold (Jreene in Ellenville. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Guthy, together with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lynn of Long Island, celebrated Mr. Guthy’s 81st birthday and Fathers day with a supper party at Isolde's Place in Big Indian Saturday evening.- Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kelly and children, Jim and Elizabeth, of Port Jervis were Sunday dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. George Zimmer of Egg Harbor, N. J., were weekend guests of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Blish. A surprise bridal shower for (iinger Tait was given Friday evening at the home of Miss Vicki Faulkner. About 15 guests were , present. Hostesses were Miss Faulkner, Miss Debbie Kackos of New Kingston, Miss Kathy Balcom of Margaretville and Miss Denise McLean of Arkviile. Mr. and Mrs. James Faulkner drove their daughter. Vicki, back to Albany on Sunday. She attends Albany Business college there. Rev. and Mrs. Harold L. Galloway attended the New York annual conference of the United Methodist church last week at the. University of Bridgeport in Bridgeport, Conn. Mr. Galloway was reappointed to the Fleisch manns and Halcott Center churches for another year. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Richter and children, Alfred Jr. and Peter, of Island Park, L. I., were weekend guests of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kojiitzer. They helped Mr. celebrate his birthday on Saturday. Monday the Konit- zers visited Mrs. A. Rehak and son, Emil, in Greenville, N. Y. An open house party was given in honor of Mrs. Ethel Alton on her 80th birthday at her home on Saturday afternoon, with more than 100 guest attending. Gifts flowers and cards were received. Hostesses were Mrs. Dayton Searle of Margaretville, Mrs. Robert Tick of Pine Hiir and Mrs. Harold West of ffighmoiint. Mrs. Alton returned to the Hadler nursing home in Kingston Sunday even ing. B i g F i s h T i e Mr. and Mrs. Lanrence —photo by Norman C h u rch R ite s J o in C o u p le Miss Joan Christine Heley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walton F. Heley Jr. of Margaretville, became the bride of Wayne E. Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Lawrence of Unadilla, Sunday afternoon, June 10. The double ring ceremony, held at the Church of the Sacred Heart in Margaretville, was performed by Rev. Morris Dwyer. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a rfloor-length satin gown with lace embroidery and a cathedral- length veil. She carried a colonial bouquet of carnations, roses and stephanotis. The maid of honor was Miss Joanne Kies of Seaford, N. Y. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Daniel Ballard of Killeen, Tex. and Miss Diane Heley of Margaretville, sisters of the bride. Miss Kathy Ronayne of Manhattan, Miss Suzanne Diano of White Plains, and Miss Judy Picciano of Binghamton. The maid of honor wore a gown of '^,i|e embroidered eyelet, with pink satirT \under skirt. The bridesmaids wore County of Delaware re serves the right to reject any or all bids submitted. Richard C. Lanigan Delaware County Sxtperintendent of Highways Dated: 21 June 1973 je21c OIL and GAS LEASES WANTED IK DELAWARE COUNTY A c q u i s i t i o n A r e a s In c l u d e T h e s e T o w n s h i p s : A n d e s , M id d le to w n , R o x b u r y , S t a m f o r d , B o v in a , D e lh i If You Will Consider Leasing Your Land to an EXPERIENCED INDEPENDENT OIL AND GAS OPERATOR Please Complete the Form Below and Mail to: 1110 DENVER CLUB BUILDING DENVER, COLO. 80202 Our lease payments are the best being offered landowners. TRACTS OF ANY SIZE are acceptable if they are geologically suitable for drilling. Immediate Personal Contact or Reply Is Guaranteed PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE ON FORM Landowner’s Name(s) as on deed ......... . ............................................. ..... ...... Address (Complete enough for personal contact.) . ...................- ..... — .......................................Zip ...... . .... Phone _____ _ __ ___ Property Location: Township(s) .... .................... . ......... . .................... . .......... Total Acres ......... .... Deed Date (s) .... ............................................. ..... ...... Deed Trom................. . ......... ......... ........................ Book ______ Page .......... (If Known) Bounding Landowners: On the North by... On the East by. ................ . .... ............... ... . .................. On the South by _________ _ ___ _ ____ _________ On the West by ___________ __ _______________ If any of the above information is unknown, so state. You are imder no obligaticHi to lease by mailing this form. gowns of pink embroidered eyelet, with pink satin under skirts. All carried colonial bou quets of carnations, pompons, and daisies. The best man was Jack Zummo of Oneonta, and the ushers were Thomas R. Law rence of Unadilla, brother of the! bridegroom, Eric M. Junco, Jeremiah C. Law of Vernon, N.; •Y., Kerineth B. Parmele of| Oneonta and Dale W. Hutchinsoi^' of Rochester. Baskets of gladioli adorned the' church. The organist was MrsJ Kenneth Truran. Following the wedding, there was a reception at Kass Inn for 160 guests. After the reception, the couple left on a trip to Montreal. They will live in Oneonta. Mr. Lawrence is employed by Winans men’s shop and Mrs. Lawrence is employed by Bresee’s department store. By Mrs. Blanche Kirk Pho6n!cin. Jun<* 21 Elwyn Sebald celebrated his birthday Monday. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Sebald were dinner guests to help him celebrate. Cub Scout Pack 60 will hold its annual carnival on Saturday, -\ug. 11, from 11 to 3. Items for the country store, such as dishes, toys and bric-a-brac would be appreciated. Mrs. Jon Herbert or Mrs. Russell Vaspol may be contacted. No clothing will be handled. The Little League annual movies will be held on Wednes day, June 27, at the Phoenicia theater. The movie, “Treasure Island.\ will be shown at 8 p.m. -\11 members of the Little League have tickets. .Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Valen tino and family traveled to New York City Saturday to attend the bridal shower of the future Mrs. Vincent DeMarco in Brooklyn. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delcastro and family. Mr. and Mrs. G. James Veith Sr. of Suffern were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. G. James Veith and children. Ronald Kocrner of Williston Park. L. I., is spending a few (lays here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cordo and family. Mr. and .Mrs. Maynard Haynes and Mrs. Xi'llie Haynes, atlend- (<i the annual Haynes family reunion at the community hall in Dry Brook Sunday afternoon. .Mr. and Mrs. George Meister and children, Shawn and Sheila, of Kingston spent Fathers day with her parents, Supervisor and Mrs. Raymond J. Dunn, and sister. Ellen. K i n g s t o n B a n k P r o m o t e s C r a i g Chichester, June 21 — A former resident of Chichester, Richard E. Craig of Kingston, has been elected a vice president of the Kingston Trust Company, where he is branch coordinator. He had previously been an assistant vice president. Mr. Craig, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Craig of Chichester, joined Kingston Trust as a teller at the Phoenicia office in 1959. He was transferred to the main office in 1962. P h o e n i c i a Classified Advertising Otber Classified Advertising on Page 7 Baby Sitting 3 Business Services 4 GIRL wants sununer baby sit ting job, in your home; 15 years old. Call 586-4058. 3el4tfc3 ________ _____ Business Services 4 QUALITY UPHOLSTERY Service—G. Schlick, Decora tors. Downsville Furniture and Upholstery Store, Downs ville 607 363-2248. ol8tfc4 EXCAVATING BULLDOZING BACKHOE WORK Water and Sewer Lines Septic Systems Complete Foundations Patios Sand - Gravel - Top Soil R a l p h D e B a r i & S o n s , I n c . Margaretville 586-2656 a27tfc4 B o d y I s F o u n d L o n g P a s t D e a t h nCI men from the state police station at Kingston and Deputy Sheriff John Stone are investi gating the death of a man found in his room at Shandaken last week Wednesday noon. It had been estimated that Vincent Bragoni, 33, had been dead eight or nine days before his body was found. Tom Tintle, operator of Tintle's service station along route 28, detected an odor coming from the room of a building adjoining the station shortly after noon. He climbed in a window and found the body on a cot, partly decomposed. (Coroner William Keyser of Kingston was notified and ordered an autopsy, the results of which are awaited from the state police laboratory at Albany. Mr. Tintle had rented the room to Bragoni about eight months ago. Mr. Bragoni was described as a self-employed commercial artist, who had resided at Scarsdale. PHOENICIA TV and APPU- ANCE — Authorized Zenith Sales and Service. Carry-in service on TVs, radios and stereos. Opp. Phoenicia Post Office. Phone 688-5305. Jdhn F. McGUlivray, Prop. al9tfc4 CATSKILL MOUNTAIN tree CARE We Are Insured Expert tree ranoval, pruning, trimming, bracing, etc. Call VERNON PRATER 914 586-4247 4je28p4 ______________ _ MOUNTAIN RIVER FLOR ISTS, Big Indian, N. Y. (Be hind Rudi’s). Still in stock: Gorgeous petunias, miurigolds, salvia, geraniiuns and herbs. Our hanging baskets, gerani ums and fuclisias are now blooming in many colors. Creative landscaping, design and installation. Phone 254- 4475 or 254-4292. Ask for Jordan. _________ 2je28c4 B lo o m F a r m s Margaretville 586-4861 TREE SURGEON Trees Cut, Removed FuUy Insured LANDSCAPING TREES, SHRUBS TRIKMED OR PLANTED PASTURES CLEARED LAWN CARE PLOWING ORCHARDS PRUNED GENERAL CONTRACTING ETC, ANYTHING THAT IS HUMANLY POSSIBLE!, je21tfc4 ______________ Cards of TTianks 5 We would like to thank the pallbearers: Frank Mami Jr., Charles Gambino, Charles Mami, Peter Mami, Dennis Vet ter, Jack Cipollo; Mrs. Frank Mami and Dolores Gambino for cooking; all Dry Brook com munity; friends and neighbors; all people who attended the funeral, and all people who sent flowers: people who called on Mr. Mami; Mr. and Mrs. LeBeau for the use of their Lodge; and all others who gave service to the family during our breavement. 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