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A A W V jyuurgaretvuie, xn. x. inurs., uec. '£t, rdna Gatskill Mountain News ______ _ad Opera' CatiMH U t. Publitbinc Corp. llarnretviU e , N. Y. 12455 Tdephooe 914 586-2601 PU B L ISH E D W E E K L Y Hu-garetTille, N. Y. 12455 RO S W E L L R. SANFORD P m id e iit and Fubliihcr ALTON M. W E ISS ^tor W IL L IA M G. EM E R SON Shop Foreman Member oi Audit Bureau of Circulation Pleaie addreH mail to the news paper, not to individuali. Subscriptions $7.50 per year, except tS in iM a w ars, Greene and Ulster counties and Town ol Rockland in SnUiran countr.^nd Town of Gilboa in Schoharie county. All subscriptions payable in advance and stopped at expiration^ Single copies of current editions wrapped and mailed, 25c each; old copies, 35c each. W e reserve the right to reject copy, either advertising or news. Adver tising rates on application. T h e Arkville News By Mrs. Hollice Straut Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Filupeit were guests of his father, Au gust Filupeit, in Walton Wed nesday. Eric Forsmem of Hudson Val ley Community college came home Thursday to spend the Christmas holidays and his semester recess with his family. Kenneth Holden came home Thursday from the Veterans Administration hospital in Al bany, where he had been a surgical patient. Miss Susan Filupeit of Hart- wick spent Friday night with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnes. Barry Holden came home Fri day from Oneonta State Uni versity college to spend Christ mas and a month’s vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holden. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Johnson of Kingston were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Filupeit and sons from Thursday to Satur day. • Miss Ruthann Funari of Ka- tonah is spending the Christ mas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guilford Funari. Nelson Delameter Jr. came home Friday night from Alfred State University Tech college to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Delameter Sr. Mrs. Helen Forsman went to Saratoga Springs last Thursday to visit her son and daughter- iH-law, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Forsman, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Forsman’s son, Scott, was a patient in the Saratoga Springs hospital. Evelyn Atkin came home from Cortland State University college Saturday to spend the DENYEH LIQUOn STORE W I N E S ^ Thursday, Dec. 27 Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Atkin, and family. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Dean DeHoff went to Liberty to visit a friend. Miss Jill Mc- Coach. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kittle held a Christmas party at their home Saturday evening. Guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rosa and family, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kittle and daughter, Mrs. Rose Meade, and her sons, Mrs. Elva Kittle, and Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson and son. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Conklin of Newburgh, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cole of Marlboro and Tom Por ter of Roxbury had Sunday din ner with Mrs. Evelyn Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rine- hardt and son, Robbie, of Kings ton were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Atkin, and family. They also visited Mrs. Rine- hardt’s brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Hollice Straut, and daughter, Karen. Victor Susman went to Val ley Stream, L. I., to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Susman. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kimball and daughter, Audrey, of Sara toga Springs were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Barnes Jr. and Mrs. Mary Kim ball. All went to Sidney Sun day for a Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kimball and family. Chet Riccoboni, son, Timmy, and json, Robert, and his family of Woodbury, L. I., were at Mr. Riccoboni’s camp over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maxim and family of Shandaken visit ed his mother, Mrs. Chloe Max im, Saturday. Their daughter, Dana Maxim, remained with her grandmother for the Christ mas holidays. Sundowners Party The Sundowners Drum and Bugle corps held a Christmas party at the Arkville fire hall Sunday afternoon. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Dean DeHoff were Christmas eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan DeHoff of Maplecrest. Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. DeHoff traveled to Clarks Summit, Pa., with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Deats and family of Maplecrest to spend Christmas Two Banks To Merge KeDy Gmiers Broadcaster Advances The National Bank and T rust Company of Norwich, announced last week that the directors of the bank and the National Bank of Hobart have approved plans to m erge the two institutions u n d e r the title and charter of The National Bank and Trust Company of Norwich. Plans for the m e r ger are subject to the approval of shareow n ers of both banks and the Comptrol ler of Currency. Upon ap proval, the Hobart financial institution will become the 15th office of the Norwich bank, and its third located in Delaware county. day with their parents. Rev. and Mrs. Howard Deats, and sons, Roger and Maurice. Raymond Oliver Sr., Mrs. Chloe Maxim and granddaugh ter, Dana, visited Mr. Oliver’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bames, in Downsville Sunday. By Mrs. Ralph Fetter Kelly Comers, Dec. 27 Mrs. Achsh Roberts had Christmas dinner Sunday. Her sons, Reggie of Liberty and Harold Roberts Jr. were home, and Everett Ellis was a guest. Mrs. Effie Meade and Emer son Meade of Conesville were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Bertha HubbeU. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eckert Jr. of Walden and his mother, Mrs. Florence Eckert of Mar garetville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Valk. Asher Sprague of Williston Park, L. I., and Ross Hostas of Merrick, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manon and family, Mr. and Amos Finch, who has been with Radio Station WDLA at Walton since 1954, has been advanced to the position of station m anager.____________ Mrs. Larry Manon and fanuly and Claude Manon and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Sprague. Lena McCann was a dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Powell in Fleischmanns, when Christmas celebrated by the family. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mead were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finch and family in Oneonta. They spent Saturday evening there also. Best wishes for a Healthy, Happy New Year to all. Shavertown By Leland Titch Shavertown, Dec. 27 The Randazzo family cam e up from Newburgh Saturday to assess the dam age, if any. They could not g et up the hill into Delaware county with heavy chains on because of thick, h eavy ice. At one time, Friday afternoon cars dared not venture through the torrent of deep swift w a ter coming off the bank just by the Bruce Winner place. By the tim e the maU cam e through the w a ter b a d a b a ted somewhat, a n d n o u-ep .hcdes were found w ashed out. Beech hill w as without power Saturday from 1 a .m . until 7:30 a.m ., except for a period of about 46 m inutes. A transform e r which had be come wet in F riday’s storm at the Union Grove substation, froze and burned out, as did an auxiliary transform e r. Homes were cold, a n d several tropical fish were lost In the Titch home. S tart the ^ NEW YEAR.. S CUPPER KJ^DES Sharpened • Repaired 24-Hour Service PAUL DOBSA 914 686-48S8 New Kingston The longer we live the more we aK>redate those who live up to their word and carry out their responsibilities despite the difficulties that arise. JOHN R. 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