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Page Two—NEWS, MmgaretvUle, N. Y. Thurs., June 21, 1973 -Local and Personal- I r-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nicholas rf Valley Stream and Mary Gorman of Oneonta were Tues day to Thursday guests of Miss Mabel Hess. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burrage and children, Michael and Ann, of E ssex Jun c tion , V t., sp e n t Friday to Wednesday at their M argaretville home. Mr. and ^ s . Burrage and family were Friday dinner guests of Miss Mabel Hess and Miss Hess was a Monday dinner guest at the Burrage home. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Xawrence\ GH- mour, sons, David and Doug, and Sheryl Ann Carter of Rhinebeck, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hubbell and family of Kelly Corners, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller and family of New Kingston, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Miller were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gavette and family. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Reid W ebster and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kusnirak were Fathers day guests of Miss Ruth W ebster at South Bethlehem. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kelly and children, Jimmie and Eliza beth, of P o rt Jervis were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. .'Robert Archibald and family and ‘Mrs. Nellie Todd. Miss D o rothy Truran of Collage, Alaska, Miss Phyllis Truran of Buffalo and Miss Ruth '^Truran of New York City spent Mast weekend with their parents. Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Truran. -David, Lorraine and boys, Rik u.and Bret, joined the family for , dinner S aturday evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neigh of Willseyville and Mrs. Raymond Talcott of Richford were week- end guests of Mrs. Viola Place. “ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Verity were ‘ last weekend guests of her 'cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John Eastman, and family at West Islip, L. I. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boggs of Austin, Tex., spent a week with their mothers, Mrs. Winton Ruff and Mrs. Charles Boggs. Mr. and Mrs. William Bucka- lew and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Maxim and family spent the -weekend camping at Ogdensburg . on the St. Lawrence river. ; - M rs. L a rry Vanucchi and ’ daughters, Jamie and Kim, of Tannersville and Mrs. William O’Donnell and children, Patrick, •‘Kelly and Kolleen^of Chicopee, ‘ Mass.,. were W ednesday, guests ’ of their grandmother, Afrs. Grace j Peet. Miss Sally Eignorn otf Schenectady and Ed Jones of ' Amsterdam were Sunday visi- ■ tors of her grandmother, Mrs. , Peet. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cure of ' Albany were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veit. They ..attended his class reunion at ' Kass Inn Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W alter Zengen ■ and sons, Michael and Timothy, and Mrs. John Martin of the Bronx spent Thursday to Sunday . a t their Margaretville home. John Martin joined his family on Saturday. Willard Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. Walter M erritt attended : the Otsego-Delaware realtors meeting Monday evening at the Holiday Inn near Oneonta. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Williams of * Treasure Island, Fla., spent V Thursday with his sister, Mrs. Evelyn Boggs, and his nephew and neice, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boggs of Austin, Tex. Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Dickson and sons Ned and Steve are vacationing at the home his late mother on the New Kingston mountain road north of the village. Mrs. Howard Gavette and daughter, Dorris, and Mrs. Ray Vermilyea attended a family picnic a t the home of Miss Ruth Dickman in Walton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Long of Kingston were Sunday guests of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gavette. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Newcomb of Valatie spent Sunday to Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kingdon Graham. Also Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Junior Pultz of Fleischmanns. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stan- bridge and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Todd and d aughter, Sabra, spent t * ONLY AT . . . Cherry V a lley M emorials, Inc. Can You Buy ^ Exclusive Genuine ROCK OF AGES MEMORIALS Call Collect 607-264-7201 Cherry Valley, N. Y. Sunday in Rhinebeck, where Mrs. Stanbridge and Mrs. Todd attended a baby shower for Mrs. Ernest Savinsky at the home of Mrs. Linda Tamm. Mrs. Paul Carroll of Stamford was a luncheon guest of her sister, Mrs. Burdett Mason, Tuesday. They visited their mother, Mrs. Rose Tirpak, a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leyden Smith in Fleischmanns Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. June Hogan and daugh ter, Courtney, of Kingston were Tuesday guests of her sister, M rs. Sorens P e tersen , and family. Mrs. Paul Krusher and children, Tammy and Paul, of S a u g e rties w e re W ednesday guests. Mr. and Mrs. Orvin Eckert and son, Dale, of Newburgh were Sunday guests of his mother, Mrs. Harry Eckert. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ziegler have arrived from Riviera Beach, Fla., to spend the summer. Mrs. Burr McIntosh was a guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gibbons, and family in Kingston I ANT] to celebrate Fathers day and Kristi McIntosh's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McIntosh and family of Mount Marion were Sunday supper guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burr McIntosh. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ackerley are parents of a son, Michael Alan, born June 10 at the Benedictine hospital in Kingston. The regular meeting of the Middletown American Legion post, which would normally fall on th e first Wednesday of the month, will be held Wednesday, June instead at the Legion home in Margaretville. The first Wednesday of July is Indepen dence Day. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lasher of Hubbell Hill were given a surprise party last week Wed nesday in observance of their 48th wedding anniversary. It was given by their daughters and their families. Mrs. Joseph Avery entertain ed the Pinochle club, Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were won by M rs. H arold G a rrison, M rs. Layman Snyder, Mrs. Pearl Kelly and Mrs. Blanche Barton. There will be a covered-dish fellowship dinner at 6:30 p.m. CRAFTS ANTIQUES Buy a Present for Someone You Love at F lyaloiig F a r m s A r ts A n d T r e a s u r e s BT. 28, ANDES, N. Y. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Anne Geiger — 914 676-4446 OLD and NEW ABT UNUSUAL, ODF*TS F O R R E N T CHAIN SAWS - FLOOB POLISHERS HAND SANDERS - Yt\ DRILLS FLOOB SCBUBBEBS ■ BUG SHABKPOOEB8 CmCULAB and JIG SAWS 16-FT. LADDEBS POWER LAWN MOWERS Would you like a day off from yoiur kltehenr Let oi wasb, wax and poliah year floors. No Job too big or gmaU. TH E H ANDY CLEANING & RENTAL SERVICE HALCOTTSVILIJB. N. ¥. 12488 Monday Thru Saturday Telephone 607-326-7050 MVVWWVVVVSA/VVmrVVVWVVWVVVUVVVVVVVVWWVVI Gnduathm Gift Ideas 8 -Track Cassette Car Stereo Large Selection of 8 -Track Cassettes and Records from $2.37 to $5.99 8 -Track Cassette Carrying Cases Hold 24 Tapes Large Selection of AM-FM Radios (Table and Portable) Stereo Phonographs For the College Bound . . . PORTABLE TV’s RCA - Sylvania - Zenith Norelco Triple-header Electric Shavers Hi-Fi Stereo Headphones Arvln 8-Track, AM-FM, Stereo Record Player Wltti Extendable Speakers and Headphones List Price $215 Now Only $169 Price Good Through June 25 TV SIGNAL SEARCHES ANTENNA INSTALLATIONS ANTENNAS and HARDWARE SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS If It’s reparable, we can fix it. Bring in your small apfdiance for free estimate. SERVICE on ALL MAKES of TELEVISION and APPLIANCES Large Selection of U S E D C O L O R T V S E T S 90-Day Guarantee Reasonably Priced m GMAC and BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE Sunday at the M argaretville United Presbyterian church to honor the Donald Kelly family. Slides and films of church activities of the 1972-73 church season will be shown. B«*’'erage will be provided. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunt and family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fulton at Kenoza Lake. The senior citizens meeting scheduled for Monday, June 25, has been delayed to a date to be announced later. Trevor Hammond spent last week visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Mathis at their home on Hubbell Hill road. On Sunday a family party was held to celebrate Trevor’s second birthday. Attending were Mrs. A. Hammond, Steve Coulter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meister, and children, Tim and Beth, Mr. and Mrs. George Meister and daugh ter, Sheila, and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Dieterle and son, Robert, Gregg Mathis, Caroljean Mathis, Paul Finch and his g r e a t grandfather, John M eister Sr. Arkville By Mrs. David WiUiams Arkville, June 21 Cheryl, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Barkman, was baptized on June 10 by Rev. William H arter at the New Kingston United Presbyterian church. A family picnic was held at the Barkman home on the Dry Brook road following the service. Mrs. Vera MacDowell and daughter, Elizabeth, of Albany spent F ather’s day weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haviland. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent George and son, Dan, of Sidney were Father’s day guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn George. The Haynes reunion was held at the Dry Brook community hall on Sunday. T here were nearly 50 members and friends of the family attending, from the Kingston area. Stone Ridge, New Jersey and the local area. Rev. and Mrs. Howard Deats and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Deats attended the graduation of their son and brother, Maurice, from the Roberts Wesleyean college a t North Chili last weekend. They also visited N iagara Falls. Maurice returned home for the summer. Those from out of town who attended the funeral of Mrs. Laura Mami last week Wednes day morning included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gambino, Benny and Marino Gambino of Long Island, Charles Mami from the Navy in California, Anthony Mami, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Dimmick and Mr. and Mrs. K. Palmer of New Jersey, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LoPinto, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Catanzaro, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mami and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mami of Brooklyn, Herman Santos of Florida, S. Cipolla, J. Cipoila and Mrs. Betty Fepla of the Bronx, Mr. and Mrs. J. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis V etter and Frank Mami of New York and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mami of Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vreden- burgh and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vredenburgh of Delhi were in Kingston on Sunday, called by the death of R obert Pixley. Louis Scalza, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scalza of Dry Brook, underwent open heart surgery last week a t the Cornell Medical center in New York city. He is a dean’s list student a t the New York university medical school. Library O p ens _ Roxbury, June 2l — Summer Library hours in Roxbury begin June 25. They are Monday, 1 - 3 and 7 - 9 p.m.; Wednesday, 1 - 3 and 7 - 9 p.m.; Thursday 1 -3 p.m.; Friday 10 a.m. to 12. Mrs. Grant, the present librarian, will oe on the job the first week. The new librarian, Mrs. Barbara Meade will begin the first week in July. DeBari’s Carpet S ervice Installation of carpet, old and new, bought.from whom ever, wherever. Give us a call for beautiful and clean installation. Margaretville 914-686-4519 LOCKS CHANGED or REPAIRED COMPLETE SHARPENING SEBVICB FOB HOME AND BUSINESS Alann Systems for Auto and Home Safes Sold and Serviced PAUL DOBSA 914 586-4333 New Kingston. N. Y. ANTIQUE AUCTION SUNDAY, JUNE 24 2 P.M. Unta 7 P.M. FLEISCHMANNS THEATRE MAIN ST., FLEISCHMANNS. N. T. Our trash and treasure auction was a C(»nplete success last Sunday. Thank you. We are selling the contents of area h<»nes, bams, basements, attics and shops. Lots of furniture, rugs, prints, knick-knacks, household items, primi tives, farm items, antiques. Merchandise Aooepted on Satarday Between 12 and 4 pan. or Before Movie Any Evening Second Week Undw New Management RUDY LUCAS, OWNER Fleischmanns Auction Service ^ USDA GRADE A FRESH FRYER PM DELAWARE, IN C Eiectronlcft/Apiiliancee/Service/Parts/Siq>plies Zeoltli - BCA/'niiiilpocd . Sylvania - Frlgldaire Main Street Margaretville. N. Y. Phone 914 586-4277 — STOBE HOUBS — Honday-Thiirsday 9 aan. to 6 p.m. Friday 9 a jn. to 9 p jn. 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