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WATER RUNS LOW in the East Branch of the Delaware river a t Margaretville in sharp contrast to the high w ater of mid-summer when much of the county was inundated by flash floods. Al though there has been normal autumn rain, area stream s show need of replenishment after severe hot spell of late August and early September. Level of Pepacton reservoir has also dropped through the summer. Forest Ranger Frank Borden of Pine Hill was notified Tuesday to cancel all burning permits as of 3 p.m., not because of fire danger, but the current tem pera ture inversion from warm October days is caus ing pollution problems in Hudson Valley. Rotary Governor Visited Local Club D istrict G o v e rnor John G. Seeley of Ith a c a m a d e an official v isit to th e M a r g a r e t ville R o tary club T u e sday night. H e discussed in teract, com m u n ity serv ice an d oc cupational serv ice a t the re g u la r m e e ting. M r. Seeley, who is a professor of h o rticul tu r e a t Ck>mell university, rela te d the grow th of R o tary to th e m iracle of the flow e r ing o f p lants. In a club assem b ly follow ing th e r e g u la r m e e ting, club ch a ir m e n p r e s e n ted rep o rts of th e clu b ’s p a s t activ ities and p lan s for the cu r r e n t y e a r . A discussion w a s also held concerning the stud e n t exchange pro g ram . Student Teachers Are Working At MCS T h ree s tud e n t teachers from S tate U n iversity college a t O n e o n ta a r e spending 10 w eeks a t M a rg a r e tv ille cen tra l school on p r a c tice-teach ing assign m e n ts. All a r e w o rking in th e E leisclunann s elem e n tary building. W o rking w ith M rs. Anne G reene in g r a d e 2 is Ja c q u e line Jones. G rade 4 teaching Is b e ing done by L inda M a n co und e r the s u p e rvision of M rs. R u th R o n e y and S u san B e rn stein un d e r the s u p e rvision of M rs. M a ry H o ldrldge. T h e college su p e rv iso r for l^ese stu d e n ts is M rs. E liza- ]^,eth O lm sted. lA>cal and Personal Auction Brought $800 The auction Sunday a t the C e n tral C a ts k ills A ssociation inform a tion booth on route 28 brought the organization $800. Item s w e re donated to help build funds to keep the booth going. Phoenicia Rotarians Open Winter Season P h o e n icia, O ct. 11—The P h o e n icia R o tary club began its w inter season T h u rsday evening w ith its f ir s t m e e ting a t A l’s resta u r a n t. M e e tings and outdoor barbecues had been held a t m e m b e r s ’ h o m e s du ring the s u m m e r. S p e a k e r for the first m eeting w a s Hy G a rdlin of the social secu rity office in K ingston. He told of the benefits and changes in social s e c u rity a n d conducted a question-and- ajisw e r session. T h e re will be an o th e r m e e ting la t e r on social s e c u rity for the benefit of s e n ior c itizens of th e a r e a . It w a s rep o rted th a t Bill H o lden, assista n t vice p r e s i dent of the c lub, is in K ingston h o s p i t a l re c o v e r i n g fro m surgery. Home Site Purchased M rs. L o rraine S c h u tte of W est SayvlUe, L. I., h a s pu rch a s e d 20 a c r e s along route 30 n e a r R o x b u ry a s the site for a vacation hom e . H ie sale w a s through W e d e m e y e r R e a l E s ta te of A n d es, ag e n t for T im b e rland P ro p e rties, also of Andes. Stovepipe Set Camp Wall Afire Saturday M a rg a r e tville firem e n ex perienced th e ir th ir d con secutive w e e k e n d call w h en they w e re routed from bed early S a tu rday for a m inor fire a t a w e e k e n d c a m p on the m o u n tain northw e s t of the village. Quickly extinguished w a s the blaze in th e C ru g e r cam p off the S w a rt road, about two m iles from the N ew Klngiston m o u n tain road. B o o s ter tan k s from the d istrict and village p u m p e rs w e re used. T h e f ire s p r e a d through the w a ll of th e cam p in an are a , w h e re a stovepipe led through the w a ll from a sm a ll round iron stove. D a m a g e w a s confined to a sm a ll picture window and the w a ll a r e a im m e d iately around the pipe. P a r t of th e w a ll had to be cut aw a y to reach the sm o u lder ing b laze. O c c u p a n ts of the cam p , who had been spending the w e e k e n d th e r e w e re aw a k ened s h o rtly b e fore 6 a .m . Mailboxes Are Struck P h o e n icia, O ct. 11—A llen K rom of th e U lster county highw a y d e p a r t m e n t w a s headed no r th on th e E r n s t road S a tu rd a y noon and pulled off the r o a d to a v o id a n accid e n t w ith an o th e r car. H is vehicle knocked down five m a il boxes an d w a s slightly dam a g e d . No personal injury. Shandaken Rejects Bids On Town Hall Phoenicia, O ct. 11—The Shandaken tow n b o a rd F r i day r e jected bids received for th e extension of the tow n hall in A llaben to provide additional office space. The a c tion cam e a t a special m e e ting of the board held a t the s u p e rv iso r ’s office in Phoenicia. The two low bid d e rs w e re p r e s e n t and contended th a t the specifications reg a r d in g relocation of the septic tan k s w a s found to have been unnecessary. The board unan im o u sly voted to re je c t those bids received and m o v ed th a t bids be resu b m itted w ithout any m ention of the septic tank s or o th e r w a s te disposal. A rchitect M ichael Bobick assisted the board in explain ing provisions for resubm is- sion o f th e b id s . The m a tte r w a s scheduled for fu r th e r discussion a t the town b o a r d ’s O c tober meeting last n ight. Washburn Pictures Are Shown Grangers R o x b u ry, Oct. 11—D e la w a re V a lley G range m e t last w e e k T h u rsday night. The new m e m b e rs who h ad recent ly tak e n the first four degrees, M r. a n d M rs. E a r l T. W a shburn, w e re present. Mr. W a shburn showed color ed slides of the long W e stern trip the fam ily had tak e n this sum m e r. M rs. W a s h b u rn said th a t only ten of the 50 sta te s have rem a in e d unvisited, a n d th a t she p r e f e r r e d O regon and p a r ts of A rizona for beau ty to a n y . T e x a s, the p a r t they saw , w a s a disappoint m e n t. T h e re w ill be a G range officers’ con f e r e n c e h e r e W e d n e sday night, O ct. 17. As the n e x t reg u lar m e e tin g is O ct. 18, it w a s decided to hold C o m m u n ity N ight on Nov. 1. Follow ing the slides, th e r e w a s a rollcall of “ W h at I have done to econom ize o r save m o n e y .” M o st r e p o rted m u c h canning and freezing of g a r d e n produce an d m a k ing of b r e a d . S u p p e r w a s serv e d a t the close of th e m e e ting. Andes UNICEF Meal Dramatizes Poverty A n d es, O ct. 11—T h e re will be a U N IC E F ‘‘feast o r fam ine b a n q u e t” in th e Andes U n ited P r e s b y te r ia n church annex a t 6 p.m . O ct. 21. T ickets w ill be on sale th is One-tW rd of all ticket, holders w ill r e c e iv e a tu r k e y diim e r w ith all the trim m ings. The o th e r tw o -thirds will receive beans g,nd r ice on a p a p e r plate. T h is b a n q u e t is to raise m o n e y fo r U N IC E F and to d r a m a tize th a t two- th ir d s of the w o rlds subsists on b e a n s and rice o r the equivalent. Y o u n g adults from the churches in the a r e a w ill p u t on the a f fair. C A T S K I U M O U N T A I N E , C . ; 269 SOUIH H , 197^ Vol. 111—15 14 Pages MARGARETVILLE. N, Y., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1973 Publiihed Weekly Second-Class Postue Paid a U a rgsret'rille, n T y . 13455 15c Copy 17.50 Yeer Autumn Days Find Life In Village Bustling P a s to r and M rs. G eorge B o a tw right an d M rs. F lo rence Todd and son, G aylon, atten d e d the 102nd ann u a l Y o rkm o n t A d v ent C h ristian C o n ference Oct. 6 a t N o rth Springfield, Vt.. M r. a n d M rs. A lbert Goyette of St. P e tersb u r g , F la ., and M r. a n d M rs. G e o rge H o a g of the T rem p e rskill w e re Sun day dinner guests of M r. an d M rs. A n d rew C o u lter a t the A n d es ^ o t e l . M r. an d M rs. Groyette w e re ag a in dinner guests of the C o u lters on T u e sday evening. M iss M a ry G o rm a n of O n e o n ta w a s a w e e k e n d guest of M iss M a b e l H e ss. M r. and M rs. K e e n e R o a d m a n spen t la s t w e e k w ith th e ir son, L a r r y R o a d m a n , a t C h a p e l H ill, N. C. L a r r y Is beginning h is f ir s t y e a r o f law school a t th e U n iv e rsity of N o rth C a rolina. M rs. G loria P loutz e n te r tain e d h e r im cle and aunt, M r. an d M rs. John M e a d e of U n iversal City, T e x a s , over th e w eekend. !< E r n e s t PoUey of Coopers- tow n w a s a w e e k e n d gu e s t of his f a th e r , C e cil P o lley. M iss N a n c y E ig n o r of A m s terd a m an d L a u r a G a e E i ^ o r of H alcottvU le w e re Sim d ay guests of th e ir grand- m o tlier, M rs. G r a c e P e e t. M r. an d M rs. S tephen M iller of R e n s s e laer and d a u g h ters, S a r a h Ja n e and A m a n d a , w e re weekend guests of h is p a r e n ts, M r. an d M rs. Iv a n M iller. A m a n d a w a s baptized in the U n ited M e tho d ist c h u rch Sim d ay. M r. and M rs. N o rm a n M a e n d e r a n d fam ily of Scotia, N. Y ., w e re w e e k e n d g u e s ts of his m other, M rs. Otto M aender, an d h e r m o ther, M rs. R u s s C a riot, an d M r. C a riot. T h e ir son, R y a n , w a s also b a p tized Sunday in the M e thodist church. A fter th e service Sunday, both fam ilies h a d “b r u n c h ” w ith th e C a riots. W. E d w a rd F o x , h e r son-in- law , an d C a role Fox, h e r g r a n d d a u g h ter, w e re guests of M rs. L a u r a Thom son W ednesday. T h ey are from W ilm ington, Del. M rs. John H e w itt of D e n v e r and M rs. W illiam M o rgan of D e n v e r visited M rs. Judson W eeks T h u rsday and S a tu r day, respectively, la s t w eek. Am ong those from M a rg a retville who atten d e d the W o m en’s R e p u b lican club luncheon a t D elhi T e c h S a tu r day w e re M r. and M rs. John Boulton, A ttorney and M rs. D o n ald F e n ton, M r. and M rs. H a rold Sm ith, M iss H a r r ie tt W a trous, M iss M a ry Appel, M rs. D ennis M c L e a n and R ev. L inda H a r ter. The invocation w a s given by R e v . H a r ter a n d a f te r the introd u c tion of c o u n ty condidates, the m a in speech w a s given by M rs. Sally B o land of Endlcott. M r. and M rs. R a lp h W eb ste r of R o c k d a le , N. Y ., w e re Sunday dinner guests of his b r o th e r a n d sister-in-law , M r. and M rs. R e id W e b ster. M rs. E d DuM ond and M rs. E r ic B u rell w e re also dirm e r guests of the W e b s ters on Sunday. M r. an d M rs. D e n n is Conk lin and son. Ja y , of R e n s se laer a n d M r. a n d M rs. Tom M a u llk of Otego w e re dinner guests of th e ir p a r e n ts, M r. and M rs. T h o m a s W a g n e r, Sim day. M rs. H a ldbert U tter, who im d e rw e n t m a jo r su r g e r y a t the M a rg a retv ille hospital last w eek, h a s r e tu r n e d hom e and rep o rts th a t she is recoverin g slowly. M r. a n d M rs. B u rton T u b b s spen t M o n d a y in A u b u rn, N. Y., visiting his m o ther, M rs. P h ilip W oodcock. M r. and M rs. R o y S m a iles of St. P e tersb u r g , F la ., w e re v isitors of his brother-in-law and s ister, M r. an d M rs. R o y Tw eedie, from W ednesday through M o n d ay. M r. and M rs. M ichael B e llante and son, D a v id, of New B runsw ick, N. J., w e re w e e k e n d guests of his uncle and aunt, M r. and M rs. R o b e rt S h a fer. J o a n S h a fer o f C o b leskill w a s also a guest of h e r p a r e n ts on S u n d a y . R a y Sprague of M o n roe, N. Y., v isited h is m o ther, M rs. A rthur S p rague, S a turday. M r. a n d M rs. C h a rles Stan- brid g e w e re g u e s ts of th e ir son-in-law an d dau g h ter, M r. and M rs. W illiam K a thm a n n J r . of D elhi, Sunday to celeb r a te th e ir g ran d d a u g h te r , Je n n if e r ’s f ir s t birth d a y . M r. and M rs. W Uliam K a th m a n n Sr. and M r. an d M rs. H a rold B u rrow s of D elhi w e re also b ir th d a y dinner gu e s ts of the K a thm a n n s . Jaso n S tanton celeb r a ted his second b ir th d a y T u e sday w ith a p a r ty for ten frien d s a t the hom e of his p a r e n ts, M r. and M rs. W illiam Stanton. M r. a n d M rs. Louis T rap a n i of E a s t N o rthport, L. I. w e re w e e k e n d gu e s ts of th e ir brother-in-law and s ister, M r. and M rs. W aldo S q u ires, and of M r. and M rs. L. D. C lausen. S c o u tm a s ter G len R e ith e r and his assista n t, Jo n A sher, took 10 Boy Scouts to D elhi S a turday to see D elhi T e c h w in a soccer m a tch ag a in s t A u b u rn C o m m u n ity college. A fter 'th e college contest ended, the Scouts d ivlded into tw o team s to h a v e a gam e of th e ir own. M r. and M rs. C a rson Scud- d e r an d M r. and M rs. Volney K e a tor of W alton spent five days driving through New E n g land Isist w e e k to view the fall coloring. M r. a n d M rs. S tanley C raig of D e e rfield B e a c h , F la ., who w e re called here by ttie d e a ^ of h e r f a th e r, S tanley Squires, retu rn e d to th e ir hom e Sun day. W illiam S q u ires of N o rfolk, V a ., also retu r n e d th e r e Sunday. M r. a n d M rs. R o n a ld T a it of South K o r trig h t w e re w e e k end gu e s ts of h e r p a r e n ts, M r. and M rs. G e o rge F a ir b a im . M rs. Sherw o o d G riffin and M rs. H a n n a h D e lam e ter spent th e w eek in W endell, N. C., w ith M r s . G r i f f i n s ’s son-in- law , and d a u g h ter, M r. and M rs. F r e d Lanzi. M rs. A rthu r K o enig of S a u g e rties an d M r. and M rs. Leo M a tthew s and d a u g h ters, L inda and D iaim e, v is ited M rs. G race H a r r is S a turday afternoon. M r. and M rs. B u d E c k e r t and fam ily of W alden, w e re Sunday guests of his m o ther, M rs. F lorence E c k e rt. M r. and M rs. M ichael Jud g e of A lbany w e re w e e k end guests of A ttorney and M rs. D o n ald F e n ton. M r. and M rs. E d son B a b cock visited th e ir son-in-law and daughter, M r. and M rs. Louis R e y n s, in M iddletow n Sunday. T h e ir son, K e n n e th B a b cock of S p ring G len, N. Y., w a s a Sunday gu e s t a t th e ir h o m e. W eekend guests of M r. amd M rs. Rosw ell S a n ford w e re M r. and M rs. C. V a n Z a n d t M cQuide of Shoreham , V t., M r. and M rs. W yckoff M y e rs of W est P a lm B e a c h , F la., and S e n a tor a n d M rs. W a rren M. A n d erson of B ingham ton. M r. and M rs. D o m inck Im p e r a tr ice of B rooklyn w e re Sunday v isitors a t the hom e of M rs. E v e lyn Boggs. Bryan Burgin w as in Berkeley Springs, W. V a ., T u e s d a y for a m e e ting of th e n o r th e a s t hu n ter train in g s u p e rvisors. M r. and M rs. Jo s e p h C a rll had as guests fo r a S a turday \b r u n c h ” , M r. a n d M rs. R u s s G odin of H u n tington, L. I., and M r. and M rs. R o b e rt EU iott of F o r t P ierce, F la . AU h a d din n e r t h a t e v e n ing a t the P e r c h L a k e cam p of M r. and M rs. Italo M a rsico. V M o re lo c a ls on p a g e 12 Bond Issue WillBe Topic At C of C Fete W illiam C. H e n n e s sey of the sta te ’s D e p a r tm e n t of T ransp o rtation will speak on the forthcom ing tr a n s p o r tation bond issue ’Tuesday night a t the annu a l m e m b e r ship dinner of the D e law a re County C h a m b e r of Com m e rce a t the K a s s Inn. The dinner will be preceded by a reception for M r. H e n n e ssy. Also p r e s e n t will be candi d a tes for the D e law a re county offices in the N o v e m b e r election. R e p u b lican Malcolm H u g h es of M a rgaretv ille and D e m o c rat R o b e rt E s te s of W alton, cand idates for dis tric t attorney , w ill be in tro duced, along w ith those can d id a tes for the post of su p e rvisor in the 19 tow n s. T h e dinner will be a t 7:30, and the reception a t 6:30. R e s e rvation s m a y be m a d e a t the C o f C o ffice in D elhi. Mrs. Blish Sold Home F leischm a n n s , Oct. 11—Mrs. M u riel B lish, a resid e n t of Clovesville since 1946, h a s sold h e r h o m e to M r. a n d M rs. A lexander K o rolkoff of N ew Y o rk. The p r o p e rty w a s once a p a r t of the O rville F . B a llard farm , p u r c h a s e d by Ja m e s A. B lish from Clem K rom in 1923. M rs. B lish is now living in a m o b ile hom e on th e p r o p e rty of h e r son a n d daughter-in-law , M r. and Mrs; H e r b e r t Blish, on the S c u d d e r ro a d . New Kingston Units Of Grange Gathered T h e N ew K ingston V alley G range held its O c tober m e e ting T h u rsday night. It w a s the first m e e ting p r e sided o v e r b y th e n e w p ia s te r , E d w in V e rm ilyea. T h e le c tu r e r ’s p r o g r a m p r e s e n ted by M rs. Sadie O ravetz involved singing. R e a d ings w e re given, and gam e s w e re led by M a rjorie F a u lk n e r. M rs. D o rothy R u ff, Pom ona service and h o s p itality c h a ir m a n , p r e s e n ted a prize to E lsa Sanford for b e ing f ir s t in the G range pillow contest. P o m o n a p rizes w e re a n nounced by G e o rgia T a y lor, who w a s delegate from New K ingston. R e p o rts w e re given by M rs. R u ff on bow ling, L e o n a rd F a u lk n e r on the building com m ittee and M rs. T a y lo r on P o m o n a . M r. a n d M rs. E d V e rm ilyea w e re elected d e legates to S tate G range to be held Oct. 21—25 a t C o rtland. T h e N ew K ingston V a lley Ju n io r G range held a special m e e ting Sunday afternoon. D e p u ties M r. and M rs. Howard T a it of D o w n sville an d th e ir in s tallation team v is ited and installed the new officers for th e y e a r . ’They a r e as follow s: Joh n V e rm ilyea, m a s te r ; D onnie T a y lor, o v e r s e e r ; Ja m e s G ray, lectu r e r ; Ja m e s F a u lk n e r , stew a rd ; Steve AUmer, a s s ista n t stew a rd ; D iane G ray, lady assista n t stew a rd ; K i r e n Craidon, chap lain; Sally E lliott, tre a s u r e r ; V ickie V e rm ilyea, se c r e ta r y ; K ennie T a y lor, g a tek e e p e r; L o ri V a n K u ren, C e r e s ; Cheryl V a n S teenburg, PonuMia; K a r en H o sier. F lo ra. E x e c u tive for tw o y e a r s is Jan ice F a u lk n e r ; for th r e e y e a r s . T o m m y VanSteenburg; flag b e a r e r is Tracey Faulkner. Ju n io r M a tron M rs. N elson G ray w a s also in s talled for th e c o m ing y e a r . \The J u n io r G range is h a v ing a bake s a le S a tu r d a y a t 10 a.m . a t M a rvin H o s ier’s garage. Fall Activities Are Begun By Readers R o x b u ry, O ct. 11—T h e R o x b u r y R e a d ing club a n d Friends of th e L ib r a r y resu m e d th e ir activ ities w ith th e first fall m e e ting held O ct. 1 a t the hom e of M rs. S a lvatore T u rano. M rs. W a lter G u ttlnger review e d E r ic S loane's book, ‘ ‘O u r V a n ishing L a n d s c a p e ” . R e freshm e n ts consisting of hom e -m a d e p a s tr ie s a n d cotdc- ies w ith tea, coffee and chocolate w e re serv e d by the hostess. T h e re were 17 p resent ’The nex t m e e ting of the R o x b u ry R e a d e r s ’ club will be held on Nov. 5 a t th e hom e of M rs. E a r l T. S c h reiber a n d w ill featu re “T h e D r if te r s ” by Ja m e s R . M ichener, reviewed b y M rs. Dale Gardner. Power Equipment Off M argaretville M inister W aits P o w e r to n e a r ly 2,600 _ . . . m To Leave Egypt As War Erupts H a r ter, pastor oj the substation a t H ighm o u n t. The M argaretville-N ew Kingston United Presby- New Y o rk S tate E le c tric and terian parish, has been stranded in Cairo, ?r?a°’S e S n \ a s “'1r^?S »' *'■« M a rg a retville to P ine HUl Israeli w a r in the and n o rtherly along route 30 D o w n s v l l l p M a n D i p « Mid-East. Mr. H a r t e r tow a rd R o x b u ry. U O W n S V IIIC Man UICS . „ . , ^ h a d b e e n a m e m b e r o f T V M D A s C a r J u m p s S t r e a m th e united Presby- Two Young Men Pay R o b e rt B radley, 53 , of terian Church team F i n p « In ^ h a n r i a k p n pow n s v llle w a s killed early seeking w a y s to pro- n n c S in OiianaaKcn Sunday m o m lng w h en his ^ „ + ^ station w agon® m issed a understanding io bridge along K nox avenue in a n d prevent such an H enderson, 19, of W est Shokan nnw n « v iiip th p r a r inm nori , paid fines totaling $20 Tues- S a m ? n d t U c k outbreak of war. day night w h en he ap p e a r e d ab u tm e n t on the opposite teleg r a m s over before Town Ju s tice E d w in s X opposite the w eekend a n d M o n d a y w a s F ra n c e in P ine Hill. H ender- n ’^ ^ s estim a ted th a t the to reach Ws w « e . R e v . son pleaded guilty and w a s accident had occurrpd about L inda H a r ter, here by phone fined $10 each on ch a r g e s of hours b e fore th e w reck and w ith a s s u r a n c e s of h is safety, failure to stop a t a stop sign B r a d ley ’s body w e re dis- R ev. H a r te r d e p a r ted last and failure to produce a covered early in the after- w eek M o nday w ith the P res- license. H e n d e rson w a s ar- D e law a re county m edi- byterian m ission, retu rn in g rested by C o n stable Tom ^al ex a m in e r D r. H a r r y to the M id-E a st to interview Sickler. W ilbur of W alton said th a t religious a n d political lead e r s M ichael A n d erson, 19, of B radley ap p a r e n tly died of in E g y p t, Jo r d a n , L e b a n o n , P h o e n icia w a s fined $60 by m u ltiple in tern a l injuries and C y p rus and Israel. H e had T J F ra n c e a f te r a p lead of a com p o u n d skull f r a c tu r e . been a m e m b e r of a sim ilar guilty to a charge of h a r a s s - scene of th e accid e n t m ission a y e a r ago and is m e n t ^ n d e r s o n w a s a r r e s te d ^ ^ s a t the confluence of co-author of a docum e n t U n s ta b l e Ja c k stre a m s running out of Tel- being p r e p a r e d for presen- Schlegel, who accused the and G reeorv h ollows tation to the G e n e ral A ssem - young m a n of yelling un- v, cguxy iiuuuw». U n ited P resby- flatterin g re m a r k s as he R n i r h n r v ^ t f i r P teria n C h u rch next spring, drove b y . ROADUry OlOrC m ission had intended to D e p u ty Sheriff Floyd Boland U a c R n n n r i p m n l i c h A H tak e revisions of the docu- and C o n stable K en U m h e y UemOIISneO ^^gnt to A rab and Isra e l issued sum m o n s e s to Ja m e s R o x b u ry, Oct. 11—The for- lead e r s for th e ir o p inions. L. T a d a ro of N ew Y o rk city m e r N o rm a n R u th building R e v . H a r te r and other for speeding an d b e ing an ^ a s been to m down and its m e m b e rs of the m ission w e re unlicensed o p e r a to r and to d e b r is will soon be c a r ted aboard a plane a t th e C a iro Joseph R. Im p e rio and Renate aw a y . H a rrison and Lindon airp o r t p r e p a r in g to d e p a r t W a g n e r for failing to stop a t a M o rse, the last o w n e rs, w h o se for A m m a n , J o r d a n ,S a tu r d a y stop sign. C o n stable Schlegel insu ran c e office w a s next to w h en th e sudden w a r broke issued sum m o n s e s to P a t r ic i a jt, plan to have flow e rs out. ’They w e re d isem b a rk e d Schlite of W oodstock for plan ted a t the site to im p rove from th e plane and retu r n e d failing to produce a license the landscape. ’The old build- to the C a iro H ilton hotel to and for o p e r a tin g a m o tor jng w a s put up in the e a r ly aw a it developm e n ts o r t r a n s vehicle w ith foilr b a ld tire s . 1800s, as a shop for a m a n portation o u t o f E g y p t. C o n s tables an d deputies n a m e d T h o m p son. T h e n it M rs. H a r te r h a d intended to had a busy w e e k e n d on the w a s a jew e lry store, ru n join h e r husband la t e r this road because of the h e a v y successively by B y ron Brews- m o n th for a vacation in the traffic m o v ing thro u g h the te r , F r e d D ixon and H o w a rd Holy L a n d before the m is- fall foliage s c e n e ry. H ew itt. sion’s re tu r n to th e U n ited \rhe late M a u rice H. F a n - S tates. She w a s s till u n c e r tain u j hUik purchased it w h e n he W e d n e sday ab o u t plans, b u t iiawaKa lirange nad first c a in e to RbxfauiV in IWS e?q?epted they m igh t vacatio n and h a d his sto r e th e r e until elsew h e re a s soon as he |s Its Booster Night w h en he bought th e able to leave E g y p t. building now on the s ite of the B o o s ter n ight o f the W awaka fire hall. It next becam e a C o u n S P l n r A t IIC C C G range w a s held a t th e b a r b e r s h o p , f ir s t w ith L eon C. \ I G range h a ll l a s t w eek ’Tues- D e ignan then w ith F r e d W eyl. I f i c i f e A r o s day w ith an atten d a n c e of ’The telephone office w a s in Aica OCnQIIIS about 30. M rs. C h a rles Hold- the u p s ta ir s p a r t for m a n y a „ oHmiBsinn« ommaoi,... ridge of N ew K ingston w a s y e a r s untU the dial sy s tem from U lster Countv ^ r ^ u n th e pianist. P e n n y H a m m o n d w e n t into e ffect in 1937. [{J™ J i s i S ^ a r e a and D o n n a D w y e r gave M r. a n d M rs. N o rm a n R u th { d V s c h ^ l s ! ^ t h S & a t i S S sev e ral readings ab<mt the bought it and lived in the about the college and its flag ^ d ihe need for p atriotism u p s ta ir s p a r t, w ith the kitchen pro g ram s , in lll6. Ij&ITy G flrdncr of rinwnstfl.irs in th© TTiPv - * th e ren ted tiie front a s a b a r b e r - s t J d e ^ t s I b S u t t o l d e ™ % C a ts k ill Q u a rterly , spoke on shoo until M r W evl left to students a b o u t the degree and th e C a ts k ill m o u n tains and K Ws s S a t Ws S n ’s p r o g ram s a t UCCC the necessity to p r e s e r v e the hom e on L a k e S treet A « answ e ito g th e ir ques- beau ty of the c ( t s k i l l s . Also S u r ^ t o^fcu^ied S f spol S % ? \ ’c o n \ e ^ ^ e ° ^ S g - during the m e e ting a prize a sho r t tim e orobablv th e t. is co n ie m n g w ith high w a s presen ted to i t o Blanche la s t b u siness e ffort. A fter M r. ^ ? S 2 i c e S s K E ignor of H alcottvU le. Re- and M rs. RuUi died the p lace counselors, freshm e n ts c o n s isting of sand- h e ^ a n to ru n dow n It w a s Students in terested in meet- w iches, cake and jello, w e r e p u rchased by tiie n e x t door '^ ^ h M iss M iles m a y served. neighbors for protectio n to Anyone w ishing to join th e ir p r o p e rty an d now the selors for f u r th e r informatifln. W aw a k a w ill b e w e lc o m e d by space w ill b e a flow e r g a rden. H e r schedule in the com ing th e m e m b e rs of th e G range. w eeks Includes stops as M rs. L e n a G reene o r any P a c t a i i r a n # l e follow s: Oct. 12, M a rg a r e t- o th e r G range m e m b e r m a y l a OOIU ville cen tr a l school and Oct. be c o n tacted. w _ ^ O n teora high school. She « . _ have sold tiie B e l-A ir r e s tau - Sundowners Parade ra n t m F lelsch m a n n s to the W ednesday. _ ^ S p rin g - B r o o k R e s t a u r a n t A r o a H i o h u i a u c H a H R o x b u ry, O ct. 11—’The Sun- Corp. The new ow n e rs, P a u l nignways fiau dow n e rs drum and bugle and L inda S p ringm a n , intend corps of M a rg a r e tville held a to o p e r a te the r e s t a u r a n t on a WO oOriOUS MiSnapS p a r a d e through R o x b u ry on year-aroun d b a s is . ’The sale Sunday afternoon to cele- w a s m a d e b y A n d r e w s police of the M a rga- b r a te C o lum b u s d a y . R e a lty, Inc retville station spent a quiet w eek in m a r k e d co n tr a s t to Lead Tenuous ^ Maraaretville Leads League ‘\ ^ ' f r ' ^ p o r t th a t . c a r \ o p e rated by M a rgo L u n a , 39, After Two More Soccer Wins a d e e r S u n ^ y w h ile trav e lin g M a rgaretvU le’s hopes fo r a S S - s S i o n ° o f ^ r o u t e s M smd cham p ionship in Uie U p p e r ® 30 n e a r D u n raven. ’The d e e r D e law a re Soccer league w e re eoai oy a ieve n o iaen . entered th e highw a y from the b righten e d over th e la s t w e e k M a rgaretville and W ind- north shoulder a n d w a s killed w ith im p o rtan t victories o v e r h a m had played th r e e q u a r- instantiy. T h e re w e re no second place S tam ford la s t te r s of scoreless b a ll w h en personal inju ries, an d no T h u rsday and fourth p lace H o lden scored a t the 17:21 estim a te of d a m a g e to th e W indham T u e sday. m a r k in the l a s t p e riod. auto w a s a v a ilable. In T h u rsd a y ’s hom e gam e Close behind the Blue ^ Je r s e y m a n ag a in s t S tam ford, M a rg a r e t- D e v ils in the race for th e stru c k a d e e r S a tu r d a y even- vUle scored in every period, league cham p ionship is Stam- ro u te 28 a b o u t l 4 m iles P e t e r S lulter m a d e tw o goals ford, w h ich a ls o w on T u e sday g a s t of A rkville. S tate police and M el B \iller a goal a n d an by pounding South K o rtright, rep o r t t h a t C h a rles Z a b riskle, a s s ist to a id the c a u s e . 5—1. T h ird p lace H u n ter- of R o c h e lle P a r k , N . J., F irst-h a lf goals cam e from T a i m e r s ^ e m a intain e d its ^ a s trav e lin g w e s t w h e n a S lulter, R ick H o ldrldge an d ^ 2?® s i d i n g s w ith a n j^an into th e fro n t of his F u ller to ^ v e the B lue D e v ils o“ -day ’Tuesday. gar. \nie d e e r r a n off Into the a 3—0 half-tim e ad v a n tag e . S tam ford can further tigh ten w oods a f t e r b e ing s tr u c k . S tam ford cam e b a c k in th e th e league standin g s w h e n in v e s tig a ted by sta te second half to cut the m a r g in plays fifth p lace D a v e n p o rt pouce w a s a m in o r accid e n t to 3—2 on two goals by P e te today w h ile M a rg a r e tv ille is S a turday afternoon a t the Sw anson. S lulter add e d an Idle. c o m e r of B ridge an d itrnin Insurance goal in th e fourth Standings in th e U p p e r stre e ts in M a rg a r e tv ille. Po- period to ice the victory. D e law a re league as of T u es- u c e r e p o r t th a t c a r s o p e r a ted T h e s h o ts in the gam e w e re d a y ’s g a m e s a r e ; b y D o n n a R lce, 28, o f P a lm y ra even, w ith both team s tak in g W L T an d M ilton Tom linson, 67, of 22, but M a rg a r e tv ille goalie M a r g a r e t v i l l e ...................6 1 0 K ingston w e re stopped a t the Ju n io r E llio tt m a d e 16 s a v e s S tam fo r d .............................6 1 1 light on B ridge stre e t w h en to 13 for his S tam ford H u n t e r .................................4 2 0 th e T o m linson c a r b a c k e d cou n terp a rt. W in d h a m ...........................3 2 2 into th e R ice c a r causing M a rgaretville clung to Its D a v e n p o r t .........................3 3 1 m inor dam a g e . ’There w e re slim lead in th e U p p e r G i l b o a .............. ...............1 6 0 no in ju ries, and no tick e ts D e law a re S o c c e r leag u e Tues- S. K o r t r i g h t . . . . ’...............0 7 0 w e re issued.
