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ROXBURY FIREMEN SUBDUE FLAMES In barn fire on Edith Schiister farm on Main street there Wednesday morning. Flames were tmder control by noon. Smoke from burning hay made firemen’s task difficult Spontaneous combusticm is thought to be the cause. Story on page 1. S h a n d a k e n R e e l s C h r is t m a s C o n c e r t H a r d e n b u r g h B o a r d Is A t t e n d e d B y 1 0 0 M a k e s In itia l P la n s U n d e r F l o o d i n g R a in s continued from Page 1 were without h e a t because of high w a ter in their base ments. A new culvert near the supervisor’s office on the C h ichester ro a d reliev e d much of the runoff w a ter from the Phoneicia elem en tary school p roperty, where a large body of w a ter used to collect after every storm . Constant watch was m ain tained by town and county highway crews in Broad- street, Peck and Fox hollows, where high w a ter ordinarily washes out the roads. How ever, other than easily re paired erosion of roadside ditches, the highways suf fered no severe d am ages. The U lster County Red Cross and the Office of Civil Defense called the Shandaken supervisor’s office offering help, if needed. However, the storm abated in tim e that this was not needed. - B E T T E R ^ RESTAURHNT BREAKFAST - LUNCH More than 100 were present for the community Christm as concert at the M argaretville Presbyterian church Dec. 19. Sponsored by the Inter church council of Fleisch- manns and M argaretville, it featured a 40-voice choir representing the a r e a church es. It was conducted by R ichard Tucker, with Grace Boulton as organist and Kim W agner as flutist. Revs. George Boatwright, M orris Dwyer, Linda H a rter, and W illiam H a rter read scrip ture. Closing words were given by Claudia Gray. Congregational singing of carols was interspersed with traditional Christm as pieces perform ed by the choir. Cheryl Em erson and Laurie M estyanek sang solos. Ad vent candles were lit by Steve Kehoe, Cynthia McLean, and Jane Halpem . .M arian Connell and Aileen Moore chaired the refresh- Belleayre, Dec. 27—Three m em b ers of the newly ap pointed Town of Hardenburgh planning b o a rd m et Thursday night to discuss the duties of the board and to plan for future activities. The board has scheduled m eetings for the third Thursday of each month. P r e s e n t a t T h u r s d a y ’s m eeting, besides the chair m an, Cal C rary of Lew Beach, were Robert Woodard of Lew Beach and M rs. Gail HUlrlegel of M a rgaretville. M em bers of the board who were absent are Robert G raham and John Asher of Dry Brook. m ent com m ittee, which pro vided punch, coffee, and Christm as cookies and cakes. The senior citizens, who had held their Christm a s covered dish supper at the church prior to the concert attended as a group. DESSERTS 10 - 4:30 Closed Wednesday and Thursday Dinner Friday and Saturday 6:30 - 10 p.m. . 264-4487 MAIN STREET PINE HILL NEWMDRK ‘\Op«n: Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. DIAL.' 3 3 8 - ^ 2 0 ^ Sun. 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. garden FINEST CHINESE FOOD FAM OUSCANTONESE DISHES ORDERS TO TAKE OUT . St.iCar.W aH & ,John) , Kinpigign^Jt.'K.: EVERGREEN LANES, INC. Bfargantvia^ N. T. OPEN BOWLING HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Thops., Dec. 20-2-S, 7-close. FrL, Dec. 21—7-close. Sat, Dec. 22—7-clo8e. Closed Mon., Toes., Wed- Dec. 24, 26, 26 Thiirs., Dec. 27-2-5, 7-cIose. Fri., Dec. 2»—7-dose. Sat, Dec. 29—7-close. Closed Mon., Tues. Dec. 81, Jan. l Wed., Jan. 2—^10 ajn.-6 pan. Thus., Jan. 8-2-5, 7-close. LOG CABIN RESTAURANT BAR & RESTAURANT ROUTE SO ROXBURT, N. Y. For Reservatioiis nume 5 8 6 ^ 2 7 BBTWKHK It's O ld Lang Syne time — have yourself a H a p p y N e w Year. NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY Featuring a Midnight Buffet WE NOW HAVE PIZZA AT ALL TIMES Plain $2.75 Combination $4.25 Mushroom, Sausage or Pepperoni $3.75 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peters, Props. Irving Tyler Jr., Chef JOIN US AT THE B el A ir R estaurant ON NEW YEARS EVE HATS SNACKS NOISEMAKERS MUSIC By “THE HUMAN CONDITION” AJLSO THIS SATURDAY, DEC. 29 - 9:30 p,m. Live Music GOOD FOOD . GOOD DRINKS Main St. Fleischmanns, N. Y. Tel. 254-9891 D o g Is K ille d , B u t H u m a n B e in g s U n h u r t Phoenicia, Dec. 27—Driv ers and auto occupants es caped injury, but a sm all beagle dog was killed in one of three auto accidents in the Phoenicia area over the weekend. A sm all sedan operated by I Charles J. Stroh, 17, and a ‘ large tractor-trailer operated by John R. Redman. 40 of Davenport collided at m id night Friday on route 28 west of Phoenicia. Constables re ported that the Stroh car was attem p ting a left turn off route 28 on to the E rnst road at the sam e tim e the truck was a ttem p ting to pass. Both vehicles were northbound. The sedan was demolished, but the truck escaped with a bent fender. Gary WUkinson, 24, of White Sulphur Springs skid ded off the Oliverea road Tuesday morning near the Valley View House. The car had to be towed away. An unidentified m otorist drove off Sunday afternoon after his c a r h ad spun around on route 28 in attem p ting to avoid the dog, which had run into the highway. The spin propelled the vehicle into the dog, but the driver did not stop to a id the anim al. R e a d in g C lu b H e a r d R e v ie w O f Y u le B o o k Roxbury, Dec. 27—The Rox- bury Reading club held its annual Christm as party last week Monday at the home of Mrs. F. Leighton Enderlln. Letters were read from Mrs. Olive A. M acLaury of Albion, founder of the club in 1931, and from form er m em b ers Lela W ickham and Catherine Flem ing and from others. The book, “The Trees of C h ristm a s” by Edna M et calfe, was reviewed by Miss H a rriet Smith. The book told of Christm as customs in m ost im p o rtant countries of the world. The book was illus trated by colored pictures of the Christm as trees. Christm a s cookies and tea and coffee were served at the close of the afternoon, Mrs. E a r l T. S chreiber poured. P u p il P r o t e c t i o n Phoenicia, Dec. 27-W ith the reversion to Daylight Saving Time on Jan. 6, the Onteora central schools b o ard of education has rem inded parents and guardians that pupils m ay be on the roa^ during d ark morning hours. It was asked that they w e a r light clothing or have reflec tive tape put on their jackets and coats, so they m ay be seen more easily. It was also recommended that a pupil carry a pocket flashlight during the w inter when neces sary to walk along a road. new s . Margaretvaie, N. Y. Tfiurs., Dec. 27, 1973—Page Nine “THE RUN-AWAY PRESENTS” return just In time for Christmas and bring joy to the hearts of diildren everywhere. Scene is from play § 3 ven in Fleischmanns school building Thursday by H u n tin g W ith F e r r e t B r in g s H ig h P e n a lty Three Brooklyn men who paid trespassing fines for hunting on private property in Roxbury last Sunday had their problem s compounded when Conservation Officer E a r l W ashburn and Trooper Robert Pefley discovered that the trio h ad been hunting rabbits with a ferret, a sm all anim al of the weasel family. The three men Antonio F e r r a ra, 31, Vito F e r r a r a , 34, and Joseph Tumminello, 40, appeared voluntarily before Town Justice Andrew Schu- m an Jr. of Roxbury, where they m ade civil compromises on the charges of p o ssessing a ferret without a perm it and himting with a ferret. The trio paid compromises of $102.50 each and were released. The ferret was confiscated by the D e p a rtm ent of E n vironm ental Conservation. THE NEW GOLDEN FIDDLE MOTEL and RESTAURANT Main Street Fleischmanns, N. Y. Railing Yearly, Monthly, Weekly, D a i^ Beautiful Furnished Efficiency Apartments FREE ^ $125 Monthly WATER HEAT SWIMMING POOL PARKING Re$taurant and Nite Club Aotdlable MOTEL ROOMS ALSO AVAILABLE SKIERS’ SPECIAL DAILY RATE $11 Weekdays $13 Weekends With 2 Meals With 2 Meab Reservations . . . 914 254-9831 / 2545326 I JV ttdes Andes, New York Phone 914^76-4408 Let's sing of the hap p y old times . . . and look forw a rd to the new. H a v e a good year! Make Your Reservati(Mis for New Yearns Eve Hats, Noisrafiakers, Breakfast and Dancing Music by The Fisher Mothers reading students from grades 5a, 6a and 6b. Four plays were presented under the directi<»i of Mrs. Tom Baker, their reading teacher, includ* ing one the students had written ithenwelves. IS(MJ)E’S PLACE and INN Big Indian, N. Y., on Rt. 28 Join Our New Yesu^s Eve Party Noisemakers - Favors - Hats Serving Dinner UntU 11 P. M. HELLO W e ’re heralding the start of a New Year full of promise. Let us extend our thanks, and best wishes, too! GUESTS WE CATER YOUR WELCOBIE PRIVATE PARTIES Reservations Recommended — Ph. 914 254-4345 GALU-CURCI THEATRE Margaretville, N. Y. Phone 586-281S Tonight, Thursday, Dec. 27 1 Show—8 p.m. “COPS AND ROBBERS” [PO] Friday Thru Monday Dec. 28-29-30-31 FrL & Sat. 2 Shows 7 and 9 Sun. & Mon. 1 Show 8 p.m. W A L T D IS N E Y PROOUCTiONS fxesenrs One L ittle In d ia n Free Christmas Matinee Saturday, Dec. 29 —2 pan. “A MAN CALLED FLINTSTONE” Full Length Cartoon Feature MONDAY, DEC. 31 (By Reservation Only) Special Midnight Smorgasbord Free Hats Noisemakers Dancing 10 psn, to 2 ajtn. Music by RUSS CARIOT'S BAND KASS INN Route 30 Between Rlargaretville and Rozbory Phone 914 586-4811 or 586-9844
