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Page 12-NEWS, Margaretvllte, N. Y. Thur»., Dec. 27. 1978 - LOCAL and PERSONAL - Mr. and M rs. Leonard Ford of Shandaken were Sunday dinner guests of their son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gavette. F r i day evening dinner guests of Mr. and M rs. Gavette were Mr. and Mrs. William Robin son, their son, Bobby, and friend, Jim Tweedie. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Every of F airfield, Conn., a re here for the holidays with h e r mother, Mrs. Ila Green. Mr. and Mrs. Sands Scudder and two children of G rand Gorge, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schdelheim of Hackensack, N. J., were also Christm as holiday guests of their g rand m other, Mrs. Green. Nagui Halim, student at Yale university, is home for the holidays with his parents. Dr. and M rs. M agdl Halim. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Law rence of Oneonta, and Mr. and Mrs. Walton Heley 3rd of Nagutuck, Conn., were week end guests of their parents, Mr. and M rs. Walton Heley Jr. and Diane Heley. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth HUl and daughter of West Baby lon, L. I., are here for the Christm as holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill. Pauline Hill of Greenville, N. Y., was here Saturday to spend the day with h e r father, A rthur HUl. Mrs. E a rl Fulton of Kenoza Lake was a Friday overnight guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCrae of Conesus were Christm as holiday guests of h e r p arents, Mr. smd Mrs. Robert Hoy. Attorney and Mrs. Charles Jenkins of GloversvUle and their son, Wesley of Washing ton, D. C., were Sunday guests of his m other, Mrs. Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. R ay mond M u rray of Cobleskill were Friday night dinner guests of their aunt, Mrs. Jenkins, and Mrs. Gladys O’Brien. David EUiott is in F o rt Pierce, Fla., with his p a rents, Mr. and Mrs. R o b ert Elliott, for the Christm as holidays. Mr. and M rs. Andrew Rosa of Highland and son, Vincent, are here for the Christmas' holiday week with her p a r ents, Mr. and M rs. Lloyd Lawrence. Frederick Weston of West Long Branch, N. J., his daughter, Craigen Weston, and a friend, Steve Cronheim, of West Long Branch were Friday overnight guests of Mr. and M rs. R ichard San ford. Mr. and M rs. R ichard Lynch and fam ily spent Monday and Tuesday in Portlandville with her par ents, Mr. and M rs. Stephen Miller. Mrs. Stanley M unro enter tained Sunday evening at a holiday buffet supper at her home the following guests: Mrs. Edw ard Corsi of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Corsi of M alvem e, L. I., and Miss M a rtina Corsi, Miss Denise Munro of Roxbury, Attorney and Mrs. H erm an Gottfried and M rs. John O’Neill, Dr. and Mrs. Masood Ansari. Mrs. Mimro spent Christm as Eve in Roxbury with the Corsi family and Christm as day with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. I^ b e r t Munro and family in Roxbury. Mrs. P a trick Maxim of Roxbury, who has been a patient in the O’Connor hospi tal in Delhi, is spending a few days at the home of her mother-in-law, Mrs. William Buckalew. Mr. and Mrs. B e rnard Boxer have returned from a two-weeks vacation in North Palm Beach, Fla. Jam e s Boxer, student at Farleigh Dickinson u n iversity in Tean- eck, N. J., is home for the holidays with his p a rents, Mr. and M rs. B e rnard Boxer. • John Reside, who has been in New Jersey for a tim e, has taken a room at the home of M rs. Ila Green and will be in M a rgaretville for a while. He was a Christm a s dinner guest of M rs. Green. L a rry Roadm an, first year law student a t the University of North Carolina, in Chapel Hill, N. C., is home for the holidays with his parents, M rs. and Mrs. Keene Road m an. K a ren Roadm an of Ithaca college is here for the holidays and Loren Lem an of Ninilchik, Alaska, is a guest of the Roadm ans for the Christm as holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robin son 8«id children, Kay, Heath er and David, of North Plainfield, N. J., are Christ m as holiday guests of her father and m o ther, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scott. Mr. and M rs. Douglas Sluiter and son, Matthew, of Worce»-;er a re holiday guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Sluiter. Also g u ests of the Sluiters for the holiday were her mother, Mrs. H a rry Barlow of Tread well a n d M rs. Slulter’s broth- er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Schluep of Oneonta and their d a u g h ter, Betsy. Mrs. William Kathm ann and daughter, Jennifer, of Delhi were W ednesday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S tanbridge. ETR3 William Squires, who is in the Navy stationed at Newport News, Va., is spend ing this holiday week with his m other, Mrs. Stanley Squires. Miss J o a n Shafer of Cobles kill and a friend, Tom Roberts of Cobleskill, were Christm as day dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shafer. Miss Jan Veit and Dan W eyker of Champlain, N. Y., w e re C h r is tm a s holiday guests of h e r p a rents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veit. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Yaekel and daughter, M a r jorie, Mr. and M rs. Charles Nelson, Manny All and Faith Ballard were Christm as Eve dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yaekel. Ann Sanford and P a trick of Plattsburg, Joan Sanford of Kingston were holiday guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Winton Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Conk lin and son. Jay, of Sensselaer £md Mr. and M rs. Tom Maulik and son, Lee, of Otego w e re C h r is tm a s holiday guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom W agner. Ruth W ebster of Cobleskill is a holiday guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reid W ebster. Mr. and Mrs. Mich ael Kusnirak were Christm as day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W ebster. Christm as holiday guests of 'M arian Connell are her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNeiUy suid children of Lowville and her b rother and sister-in-law, Mr. a n d Mrs. Carl B. Connell ofBloomville.N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Otto F rey and son, Jeff of Accord are Christm as guests a t the home of her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Francis F a irbaim . Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M iller and family of Rens selaer are holiday guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Miller. P e ter Parnell of Roxbury, H a rry Munsell and W alter M e rriett of this village were in Kingston Thursday after noon to take their final exam inations for real estate appraising. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pultz Jr. of Monticello were Sunday brunch guests of his grand mother, Mrs. Burdette Mason. Mrs. B u rr M cIntosh was a Christm as day guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gibbons, and family in Kingston. Clarence M cIntosh and his family of Lake K atrine were also guests of the Gibbonses. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mein- stein were in Kingston Thurs day afternoon to donate blood for Israel at the collection held by Blood Bank of G reater New York. Mr. and Mrs. Danny M iller and children of Harpersfield are here for Christm as with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Parodi of Poughkeepsie and Mrs. Caroline Decker of Pough keepsie were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Donald Ploutz. Mr. and M rs. William O’Donnell and three children of Chicopee, M ass., Miss Nancy Eignor of Am sterdam and Miss Sally Eignor were Saturday v isitors a t the home of Mrs. Grace Peet. Mr. and Mrs. L a rry Vanucchi and two girls of Tannersville were Sunday g u ests of Mrs. Peet. Lisa Weiss is home from Wilson college a t Chambers- burg, Pa., Ruth Weiss is home from Houghton college in Allegany county, and Bill Weiss of Albany spent from Saturday to Tuesday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Weiss, brother, Don, and sister, M arta. Dr. and Mrs. Otto M aender and children of Akron, Ohio, are spending the Christm as holiday week here on the farm with his m other, Mrs. Otto Maender. Mr. and Mrs. William MiUer Jr. of Highland and their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. George Kouri of Washington, D. C., and son, P e ter M iller, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M iller and family. G ary M arks, student at State University A g ricultural and Technical college at Canton and Vicki M arks, student at State University college at Brockport are home for the Christm as holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis M arks. Mr. and Mrs. G e rry H a ssett of Elm ont, L. I., a re spending the Christm as holiday week here with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy. O iff Moore, student at the St. John’s University college of p h a rm a cy on Long Island, is home for the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Moore. Dr. Charles Viscardi re turned Sunday from St. Petersburg, Fla. His b rother, Dr. Joseph Viscardi, came with him. Philip Mansueto of Long Island was a weekend guest of Dr. and Mrs. Viscardi. B e m a and Robert Van Benschoten and his mother, L a u ra Van Benschoten, were Christm as day dinner guests of their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and M rs. Donald Barbeau, in Albany. Mr. and Mrs. John Suhaka of Isle of Capri, Naples, Fla., flew up to the christening of their granddaughter, Diana Lynn Suhaka a t Rankankoma, L. I. They, then spent several days at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Viscardi visiting Mrs. Suhaka’s m oth er. The Suhakas went to Guilderland to spend a day with Mr. and Mrs. M ichael Judge and Mrs. Belle Glad stone before flying back south. Russ Godin of Huntington, L. I., was a Saturday night dinner g u est of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carli. Mr. and Mrs. William Cowan and Mrs. Elizabeth Cowan were Christm as day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cowan and family in Roxbury. Mrs. Frances D abritz is a patient in the M a rgaretville hospital. Mr. and M rs. William D o err and Rikki York were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeBari and family. Mr. and M rs. George F a ir baim had their Christmais dinner Saturday and had the whole family, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Tait and family of South K o rtright, Mr. and Mrs. F red F a irbaim and family of Kingston, and Mr. and M rs. David Taylor and family of New Kingston. John Fenton, student at Madison college in H arrison burg, Va., is home for the holidays with his paurents, A ttomey and M rs. Donald Fenton. M r. and M rs. Lee Fix were Christm as day dinner m e s ts of their son sjid daughter-in- law, Mr. and M rs. Eugene Fix, in Kingston. Christm a s holiday guests a t the home of Dr. and Mrs. William Gallo were Capt. and Ml'S. Daniel Gallo of the Lockboume Air F o rce b a se in Columbus, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Penha, and Mrs. Lucille Gallo of F o rest Hills. M rs. Louise D ietrich and Mr. and M rs. R a lph Archibald attended the wedding of their niece, Jacqueline Ackerley, Saturday aftem o o n in the M anorkill M ethodist church. The wedding was followed by a reception in the community hall. M rs. Nellie Todd and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Archibald and family were g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Archibald Tuesday evening for viewing slides and refreshm e n ts. M r. and Mrs. David Fitz sim m ons of Elnora were visitors at the home of their parents, Mr. and M rs. John Fitzsim m o n s, o v er the (3irist- m as holidays. M rs. Kathryn B a rteau of P e rry, N. Y., a daughter, and M rs. William Rotsello of Coming, Mrs. Fitzsim m o n s’s m o ther, were also Christm as guests of the Fitzsim m o n ses. Christm as guests at the home of Mr. and M rs. Edson Babcock were their d aughter, B a rbara, of Forest Hills, and their son, Kenneth, of Spring Glen. There will be sewing for ladies of the Hospital Auxil iary today, Thursday, in the aftem oon, a t the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. David Sin clair of F o rt Dodge, Iowa, a re here for the Christm a s holi days with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Blodgett. M rs. Blod gett’s sister, M rs. Frank Dunn, and her son, Scott, of Norfolk, Va., are also guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blodgett for the Christm as holidays. Mr. Dunn will join his family h ere after Christm as for the re m ainder of the holiday season. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M u rray of Cobleskill were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. J . R. Weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s Dobsa of Hemdon, Va., were holiday guests of h e r p a rents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bloodgood. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCumber were Christm as day dinner guests of h e r p a rents, Mr. and M rs. Bloodgood. Mr. and Mrs. Norm an M aender and family of Scotia are holiday guests of her m other, Mrs. Russell Cariot, A n n u a l W in t e r B a n P u t O n C o u n t y D o g s The D e p a rtm ent of Envi ronm ental Conservation and the D e p a rtm ent of Agri culture and M a rkets have laid their ajm ual b an on dogs running a t large in Delaw are county. The ban takes effect today, with publication of a notice on another page, and runs until April 16. The ban is aim ed at protecting deer from harass m ent by dogs running at large. I t empowers conserva tion officers and other law enforcem ent officers to shoot on sight any dog they may find chasing deer. The Villages of M a rgaret ville and Fleischm anns al ready have year-around dog ordinances, which forbid per m itting dogs to run loose. D e a k B a n k A p p lie s T o O p e r a t e In D e lh i ’The Deak National Bank of Fleischm anns has filed an application for perm ission to establish a branch office outside Delhi near the Delhi Tech cam p u s, and the appli cation is on file in the Second National bank region office in New York. I t is expected that there will be about six months before construction can be started if the application is approved. ’The bank will be in a new building to be erected near the Sherwoods b ridge crossing south of Delhi on route 10. A Binghamton developer has proposed to build a shopping center there. Delhi is served by one o ther bank, the D elaw are National Bank of Delhi. C h u r c h B u ild in g 1 2 5 Andes, Dec. 27—The Andes United Presbyterian church will celebrate its 125th an niversary of the construction of the present building with a covered dish d inner following church services Sunday. A program has been planned, to include the Belltones singing group. M em b ers will need a hot dish to p a ss and their own table service for the dinner imless otherwise contacted. Beverage a n d dessert will be furnished. F r e e M o v i e S a t u r d a y There will be a free movie Saturday a t the Galli-Curci theater, sponsored b y the 1973 Oommtmlty C h ristinas ftiiid. The feature cartoon, “Man Called Flintstone” , will be shown, beginning a t 2 p.m. The movie is open to all youngsters in the a rea. and Mr. Cariot. All were Christm as day dinner guests of Mr. a n d Mrs. John W allace and family in P ine Hill. Mr. a n d M rs. B ryan Burgin were Christm a s day dinner guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. a n d Mrs. William Burgin a n d family in West Hurley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burgin and family were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Biu-gin, on W ednesday for a holiday dinner. M r. and Mrs. Danny Cohen of Northhill are spending the Christm as holidays with her parents, Mr. and M rs. E d w a rd Knapp, in F lushing. A C S Is H o s t T o 7 0 T o w n S e n io r C itiz e n s More than 70 to^vn of Andes senior citizens were guests of the Andes central school at the school’s annual turkey dinner held last week ’Thurs day aftem oon. They were welcomed by Principal Lloyd Johns. Each of the guests was presented a p a ss to a ttend all school activities free of charge. The p resentations were m ade by Tom Ackerly, president of the student council, and Wayne Reynolds, vice presi dent. Mrs. Stella M cPherson’s kindergarten class, and the senior chorus presented the entertainm ent after the din ner. D o g L i c e n s e H o u r s L o u is Z a s l o f f O w n e d operated a p t t shop ^ _____ . .. Margaretvifle post Come o n . . . smilel Be happyl It’s going to b e a great New Yearl CatskiU Mt. News Cecil Cohen was in New York Thursday of this week to visit L a rry Miller, m a n a g e r of the Hudson Bay W arehouse company. M rs. Grace Babcock has retum e d to her home after spending several weeks a t the home of her daughter, Mrs. Carole Banks, a t Accord, where she was recuperating after a m inor operation. Phoenicia, Dec. 27 —Town Clerk Paul H e rdm an will issue 1974 dog licenses Mon day, Jan. 7, from 10 a .m . to 4 p.m. and W ednesday, Jan.9, from 2 to 6 p.m. at the town hall in Allaben. F u n d s N o t R e t a in e d The Delaware county chap ter of the New York Associ ation for R e ta rded children has reported that coin collec tion boxes and posters placed throughout the county are those of the National Associ ation for R e ta rded children. The local c h a p ter dropped its affiliation with the national association and will receive none of the funds collected through the boxes and posters. G ift B u s in e s s H e r e Louis Zasloff, 55, a form er resident of M a rgaretville, died unexpectedly last week W ednesday a t his home in Lake Park, Fla. Services and burial were in F lorida. He was bom in R u ssia in 1918 and h a d lived here in the 1940s a n d e a rly 1950s. He had been In the cauliflower busi ness, and he and his wife h ad ated a gift shop In the ^ [ a r g a r e tv ille p o s t office building, wJiich he then owned. He moved from here to California, where he was alec in business before retiring to Florida. Mr. Zasloff was a m e m b e r of the M a rgaretville M asonic lodge. Mr. Zasloff Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Deborah Levy Zasloff, a son, Randy Zasloff. and a daughter. Miss Reehel Zasloff. B f AIM-INDUSTIIM ^ LAWN t 6A|»^ EQUIPMENT SALES-SERVICE-RENTALS Speeialitlac In BWI Doun, Crawlcl^ LMttan. Back Hwt. liOf Sklddcn, O u O m Saw* Aiid eoggtagBqwUM. ArMMd Here It's JOHN DEERE. L A N E - Rt. 23-3 Miles E.- Oneonta Phone 432-5986 FURNITURE and ANTIQUE AUCTION AT AIKENS’ BARN, HAMDEN, N. Y. Thursday Night, December 27 At 7 P. M. Complete household and furniture. Some antiques. Upright freezer. SALE BY AIKENS’ AUCTION SERVICE Delancey. N. 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