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P f t G E E I G H T 6 U I X I V A N C O U N T Y R E C O R D T H U R S D A Y , N O V E M B E R ? , JS 6 3 S A V e T /M C A N D M O M V C a l l i c o o n C w t a c By June Noeted Crowded Oat Last Week 2nd Class Petty Officer Raymond Peters of Oceania, Virginia and the V S S . Forrestal returned to duty af ter a ten day leave here with, his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters. Ray was in Cuiba during the xecent hurricane Flora. His fighter squa dron group, the 103rd recently re ceived the “E” for Efficiency award, the third year in a row. Congratula tions., Raymond! Mrs. Helen Cordts entertained the following Wednesday afternoon with cards and refreshments; Mrs. Charles Weissgeiiber; Mis. Henry Carlsen, Mrs. Minnie Pratt, Mrs. John Gur- .oiey, Mrs. R. A. Schrumpf, Mrs. [Louise Hauser, Mrs. William • Stnck- ling, Mrs. Henry Gardiner, and Mr. and\ Mrs. Ed. Kastner. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W . Sch- xumpf and daughter Debra [visited Mr. and Mrs-. eGorge Labouseur in Port Jervis Sunday last. ■ The Ruralettes will meet Mondav eve Novemiber 4th at the home o Mrs. Fred Hessinger Vith Mrs. Ar chie Misner co-hostess. The project ** Child discipline with the 6-12 year old\ will be given by leader Mrs. Rudy Noetzel. ■Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kastner left Friday to spend the, weekend m Port Jervis to atend the christening of their great grandson, David Lawrence Schips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schips. _.n , Mis. C. McGrath and son Bill and Mis. G. Snow of Callicoon, Mrs. William Moyer and Mrs. J. Keller were weekend visitors at the- homes of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dieck in Queens Village, L. I., and Mr. and Mrs. Herman GriLl and two children an Huntington, L. L Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Festa and chil dren Tom and Tina of 'Nanuet, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Luciano and three children of Wyandanch, X. I., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters of Edison, N. J., and Dr. and Mis. Walter Schnyder and family of Wayne, N.J. Sunday visitors at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rasch of North Bergen, N. J., and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rasch of Little Ferry, N. J. Mis. Robert Kuebler and chil dren were Sunday dinner guests at the Peters home. All were here to attend the wedding of Miss Edith Muhlig and Andrew Peters at the Presbyterian Church in Liberty on Saturday. The young couple will he at home in Parksville when they re turn from their honeymoon. Little Miss Tina Festa stayed here to spend the week with her grandparents, the Fred Peters, Mrs. Mary Daly and Mrs. Mc Grath of Liberty visited Monday at the home of Mr. and. Mis. Fred Mootz. Anniversary congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. R, W . Schrumpf who cele brated theirs Friday the 18th. The Faithful Workers 4-H Club met Friday afternoon at the. home of their leader, Mrs. Fred Hessinger and elected the following new officers for the coming year, President, Linda Bury; Vice Pres., Janet Keeler; Se cretary, Gertrude Graner; Treasurer, Susan Bury; News reporter, Cheryl Noetzel; Songleader,. Anna Amlback and cheerleader, Bonnie Mootz. They are planning to start their cooking project 'Tie Time.” Patty Schmidt also joined the club. Mrs. Leslie Keeler is the assistant leader and Lin da Bury and Janet Keler are Junior Assistants. Jim Peake of Tennanah Lake, Dutch Will and 'friend of Poughkeepsie, Fred Mootz, Fred Steinhauser, Jo seph Schmidt, Ernie Kent, Jack and Gerald Mootz spent the weekend fish ing at Alexander Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Noetzel of Ellenville were Sunday eve callers at •the Rudy Noetzel home. Mrs. Ralph Mootz spent several days last week visiting with her mother and step father, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bond in Monticello. Miss Judith Schrumpf of St. Clare’s Hospital in New York City spent the weekend here with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. R. W . Schrumpf Mr. and Mrs. George Labouseur of Port Jervis were Sunday visitors at the same * home. « Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Heidt of Middletown were wekend guests of his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Krantz. . Miss Kathy Weiss, daughter pf Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Weiss spent the weekend at the home of Miss Linda Orr in Youngsville. Mrs. Gerald Mootz and daughters Susan and Denise and son Dennis were Monday eve stipper guests at the home of Mrs. Fred Mootz in honor of Dennises 13th birthday that day. Tittle Miss Denise celebrated her 8th birthday Monday the 21st. Congratulations to both! Mr. and Mis. Alfred Mootz of California, Mr. and Mis. Clinton Se gar of Jeffersonville and Mrs. Fred Mootz visited Saturday eve at the a n d S u a u t e t e T t i n e c f o u f - - x O f f i c e M a c h i n e s A n d E q u i p m e n t C o m m e r c i a l S t a t i o n e r y S a l e s a n d . S e r v i c e K A R L S A U E R S e r v i c i n g O f f i c e M a c h i n e s S i n c e 1946 P h o n e J e f f e r s o n v i l l e 4 9 4 WELL DRILLING ARTESIAN WELLS Prom pt, Efficient Service Let Us Know Your Nefeds! BOYLE & FISHER Tel. 148 & m m Callicoon, New York ho»e of Mr. and Mia. Harold Kranta. We axe glad to see Eddie Weriner out and around again after W ag o* the sick list, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hessinger spent the weekend with their son and fam ily, Mr. and Mis. Arthur Hessinger and two children in Wantagh, - L.I. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller and (brother John spent last week in Mer rick, L. I., visiting with their dau ghter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Meder and children. While there the Millers attended the 100th an niversary celebration of the 1st Con gregational Church of Woodhaven. Sunday afternoon callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Noeti zel and family were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown and four children of Kenoza Lake. Evening callers also at the Noetzel home were . Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Noetzel and three chil dren of Ellenville. '■ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weiss visit ed on Wednesday at the homes of Mrs. T. R. Ogden in Oneonta and Mr. and Mrs. James Gorr in Otego. Little Miss Patiy Erlwein, dau ghter of Mr. andMrs. Joseph Erlwein celebrated her 4th birthday, which was Tuesday with a family party at her home Sunday. Afternoon and evening guests included, besides her parents and brdther Douglas, Mrs. Thomas Snyder apd daughters Kathy and Michelle of Callicoon,. Mrs. Louise Young, Arthur and Virginia of North Branch, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Erlwein, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Erlwein and sons Dvaid, Scott and Peter. “Grandpa” Barney Erl wein provided entertainment for all at tiie pia»0. The Faithful Workers 4-H Club met Friday afternoon at the home of their leader, Mrs. Fred Hessinger •who demonstrated to the girls the art of making fruit pies. All but two of the girls attended the 4-H Achievement night held at the Jeff- ersonville-Youngsiville Central School auditorium later that evening. All received certificates for completion of their projects and the dub re ceived a 100 percent completion a- ward of a set of flags. Congratula tions, girls. Mrs. William Slrickling is a pa tient in the Callicoon Hospital snc« Sunday and underwent surgery on Monday. A speedy get well to you Mrs. Strickling. Master Scott Noetzel celebrated his 6th birthday Monday with a party for his dassmatgs at school in the afternoon. Members of the Callicoon Center Beavers also attended the 4-H A- chievement Night Party Program Fri day eve and received their awards for the years work. Clarence Krantz their leader drove them over. The Ruralettes met Monday eve at the home of Mrs. Fred Hessinger With Mrs. Archie Misner co-hostess. Following the business meeting tb« amendments to be voted on election day were read and discussed and then the project \Child Discipline” was given by leader, Mrs.- Rudy Noet zel. Delicious refreshments followed and the group will meet again De cember 2nd at the home of Mrs. No*- man Bury with Mrs. Bruno Babij co-hostess. HILLSIDE GREENHOUSES C. HENRY KAEMPFER, PROP. FLOWERS AT REASONABLE PRICES LIBERTY, NEW YORK Telephone 6 » F R E D H A A S E state Planning — Life Insurance Phone: Livingston Manor 35B Liberty 900 FLIES — FISHING TACKLE COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY WALTER C. DETTE Roscoe ' Phone 2-2011 M A R I U S C I N A P l u m b i n g — T i n s m i t h m g — H e a t i n g \ P r o m p t S e r v i c e A t A F a i r P r i c e \ Phone Jeff 283 Jeffersonville, N. Y- Y o u n g s v i l l e I t e m s By Agnes Speilmann School here and in Jeffersonville will be closed on Monday in obser vance of Veterans Day. -Glasses will resume on Tuesday. Leo Homer of Westwood, N. J., was a caller on Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Abplanalp. Mr. and1,1 Mrs. John Stumpf of Endicott were callers over the week end at the home of Mrs. Lillian Sdhroeder. Principal Erwin L. Baker in com pany with board members of the J.Y.C.S. District returned last Tues day % evening from a convention of all *New York State School Board Members and Administrators held at Syracuse. Those attending with Mr. Baker included Henry Velton, Ele- nor Mall and Agnes Spielmann. Mrs. Adda Keeler spent a few days last week with the Edward Ackerly family in Roscoe and attended the funeral on Tuesday of Mr. Ackerly’s aun,t, Mrs. Mabel Knapp, aged 85 held at the Stewart Funeral Home in Roscoe. Mr. and Mis.Adolpf Edelman are planning to leave this week for a Florida ivacation. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bill of Tup- per Lake in the Adirondack Mts., spent a few days this past week at the' Preston Abplanalp home. Mrs. Bill is the forme]; Avis Carbary, a lifelong friend of Mrs, Abplanalp and a retired teacher for the past 2 years. The couple were married on Thursday of last week and left on Saturday for a honeymoon trip to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Bell spent Sunday visiting relatives in Long Eddy. Cheryl Quiniass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Quiniass is under treatment for injuries, received in an auto accident last week. Misses Loma and Helen Adams of Long Eddy visited friends in town on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Currie drove to Oswego on Saturday where they visited their daughter Bonnie a fresh man at the State Teachers College there. She has been ,on the sick list but her parents found her much improved. Mrs. Eleanor Klumpp is serving on jury at MonticeHo. -- ' Mr. and Mrs. Karl Spielmann and son Glenn visited relatives in Han kins on Sunday. Local firemen are rejoicing over the success of their annual roast beef supper held on Saturday evening Oc tober 28th. It is reported, that about 1200 people were sewed. Mrs. Hannah Prial of Brooklyn has vacated her apartment there and will make her home here with her brother William Daniels on the North Road. Mr. and Mrs. John Durr entertain ed relatives from Beech Lake, Pi., on Saturday. M e n f tafl H e a l t h P l a n n i n g C o m m i t t e e M e e t s C U S S I H E D S ✓ C A R D O F T H A N K S We wish to express our heartfelt thanks and, appreciation to our many friends, relatives and neigh bors who were so kind to us dur ing the illness and death of our loved one. A Special thanks to ■ Drs. Epstein and Heins, staff of the Liberty Loomis Hospital, the fire companies of Kenoza Lake, Jeffersonville, 'Hortonville an d Youngsville. - C A R D O F T H A N K S The Family of Jan dBernice Krantz The family of the late Karl Topp, wish to extend our most heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Dr. Miller, Dr. Heins, the nurses at Liberty Loomis- Hospital, the Rev. Peter Elstad, Thomas Coleman, the pall bearers, relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness, help and sympathy during our re cent bereavement. Bertha Topp and family & ' Henry Topp and family The first meeting of the Catskfll Regional Mental Health Planning Committe was held last Thursday in Middletown. From Sullivan County, profession al and lay people attending were Dr. Sol Dombeck, Mrs. Clements Frank, Mrs. Muriel Gitlm, Eugene M. Hanofee, Mrs; Ida M. Hasbrouck, Dr. Bernard F. Kalina, and William E. PearsonJ • The Committee was established by Commissioner Paul Hoch of the State Department of Mental Hygiene •for the purpose of planning for a broad program of mental health ser vices in Orange, Rockland, Sullivan and Ulster' counties. It is financed by a grant of the National Institute of Mental Health, and will function through various sub-committees for a period of tiwo years. A r e a E d u c a t o r A t t e n d s S t a t e D e a n s C o n f a b Have your prescription filled at the SULLIVAN SURPLUS PHAR MACY. Open late Thurs. & Fri. nights. L O S T A J.Y.G.S. Class (ring of 1964 B. H. initial on ring. Lost in vicinity of firehouse on Halloween. If found please call Jeff. 184. Wonderful savings at SULLIVAN SURPLUS during the Veterans7 Day Weekend Celebration - ,17 jewel watches by Hilton, Walt ham, etc., for men & women — only $18.88. Open late Thurs. & Fri. nights. B e e c h w o o d s by Mrs. Carl Zieies Mr. Salvatore Princiotta Guidance Counselor on the staff of J-Y Cen tral School attended the 1963 con ference of the New York State As sociation of Deans and Guidance Personnel, On'November 3, 4, 5, at Kiamesha Lake, New York. This thirty seventh annual conference was chaired by N.Y.S. Association Presi dent Fay L. Corey, Professor in the State' University of New York at Cortland. The keynote address was delivered b y Dr. Solon T. Kimball, Professor of Anthropology at Colum bia University, who discussed social and peer group influences on stu dent behavior. MERCHANDISE WINNER The merchandise winner at Am bers this Saturday was Mrs. Ann Mages of Jeffersonville. Mrs. Elizabeth Wunderlin is spend ing a week to ten days in New York Hospital at York Ave. and 68th St. Mrs. Jacob Schumacher of Jeffer sonville brought her father-in-law, Mr. Adolph Schumacher home from Mai- monides Hospital last Thursday very much, improved after surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keeler drove to Middle Village, L. I., taking her cousin, Mrs. Emily Felton back to her home on Friday and stayed un til Sunday when they. drove to Clif ton,- N. J., to visit other relatives returning home Monday evening. While in N.Y.C., Mr. and Mis. Keeler and Mrs. Felton visited Mrs. Wunderlin at the hospital. a t VtU*PC> , y o u n o y c G o o d u n l e s s v d u u s i IT B U S I N E S S S E R V I C E S HOMELTTE Chain Saws — denerators Pumps Chains — Bars — Oil Files — Parts Authorized Service JOHN ESCHENBERG Callicoon Tel 483 T H O M A S A . C O L E M A N F u n e r a l H oihjr N e w Y o r k C a l l : S E 3-953*7 J e f f e r s o n v i l l e , N . Y . Jeff 1 N o o n e p l a n s to ia i L b u t m a n y f a i l to p l a n . Plan your retirement through. Mu tual Funds. Free booklet on re quest. Kurt Abramczyk, Jefferson ville, N. Y., Bank Building, Tel. Jeffersonville 26 or evenings 121. f o r s a l e 3 y«at old burro, 1 boiler with all controls, oil, will heat about 12 room, aluminum picture window 5’x6’ Thermo pane. Tel. Jeff. 234-R2 Veterans’ ‘Day Weekend Celebration at SULLIVAN SURPLUS. Save on box of 20 Winchester or Rem ington 30-30 ammunition only $2.57 a box. Open late Thurs. & Fri. nights. R U P T U R E ? P R O F E S S I O N A L T R U S S F I T T I N G P O S T - O P E R A T I V E S U R G I C A L B E L T S JE F F P H A R M A C Y J e f f e r s o n v i l l e P h o n e 5 2 JAY O. NEWKERK O P T O M E T R I S T 5 Scutk Main St., Liberty. New York Telephone 26 I For the Best In Service At Reasonable Prices W E L L D R IL L IN G F R A N K S M I T H Nanrewsburg Penna. License Noa 0876 Cochecton, R. D. 1 Phone Alpine 2-3213 Financing Arranged O N I O N C O L L E G E FOUNPEP /N 1795, WAS TEE SECONP /NCOPPOPATEP COLLEGE /N OUP S7ATE. KAPPA ALPHA., TEE APGT COLLEGE r ^ , AZATEPE/r>t W4G - FOL/EPEP TEEPE JN /82S. s~ -S'—Sgu-. HONALD M. ALBEE IN S U R A N C E Roscoe, N, Y. Phone 2-1101 epic: til oral rco.c W ee SCEENECTAPYAREA NOW EOLPSz TEE LAPGEST COECENTPAT/ON OP GENERAL ELECTP/C COMPANY LABOPATOP/EG AEP A4AEE- FACTUR/E& FAOUT/ES. B ** a a «« « ° « D r \ ij ti ci oii H ii n aau awtniQirnonn. ctiffdttH a nHSrii»uUtiu uanno r r.; 5a a u a a a orira •j.aau a GCEEEECTApy SA V/NGS BANK, FOL/EPEL? /E /S34, ^ 3 EOLPS CLOSE 70 MILLION SA VEP 3 Y TEE PEOPLE OF SCEENECTAPY ANP /T S AREA. A c c u r a t e C o m p l e t e N e w s C o v e r a g e Printed in BOSTON LOS ANGELES LONDON 3 Year $22 6 Months $11 3 Months $5.50 Cftp this advertisement and return it with your check or. money order to: The Christian Science Monitor Ona Norway Street Weston 15, Mass. PB-16 For All Your Printing Needs Sullivan County Record Jeffersonville, N. Y. DON’T SCRATCH THAT ITCH!. IN JUST 15 MINUTES, If the itch needs scratching, yonr 48c back at any drug store. You feel quick-drying ITCH-ME-NOT take hold. Itching quiets down. Antiseptic action kills germs to ihelp speed healing. Fine day or night for eczema, insect bites, ring rashes. NOW at the JEFF PHAR MACY. Pool Table, fine condition. Boy’s bicycle, both reasonably priced for ' quick sale. Call Jeff. 480. At SULLIVAN SURPLUS, tremen- dous selection of ski wear, skis, ski supplies. Heavy duty work clbthing, insulated underwear and footwear for every member of the family. Open late Thurs. &: Fri. nights. F O R R E N T APARTMENTS and HOUSES Furnished or Unfurnished In and Near Jeffersonville A l f r e d E . A d l e r ^ Incensed Real Estate Broker Adler Bidig. Jeffersonville, N.. Y, Save at SULLIVAN SURPLUS dur ing Veterans’ Day Weekend Cele bration. Model 94 Winchester Lever action rifle, choice of 30-30 .or 32 Special, $69.87. Complete^ line of all hunting needs. Open late Thurs. & Fri. nights S T E W A R T F U N E R A L S E R V I C E , IN C . C a l l i c o o n - J e f f e r s o n v i l l e a n d R o s c o e P h o n e s : C a l l i c o o n 17 J e f f e r s o n v i l l e 283 — If N o A n s w e r C a l l 17 R o s c o e 2 - 2 7 6 2 N e w Y o r k R e p r e s e n t a t i v e A t 148 E a s t 7 4 t h S t T e l . B u t t e r f i e l d 8 - 9 8 0 0 R E A L E S T A T E W A N T E D We have propects for farms, | acreage, and 1 family houses and [are in need of listings. If you» jwish to sell your property, please!^ (contact— K U R T A B R A M C Z Y K If In the market to buy, sell, rent or obtain a mortgage and want quick action, Contact — A l f r e d E . A d l e r Licensed Real Estate Broker ADLER BUILDING, Jeffersonville, N.Y. Open 7 days a week til 9 p.m. L i s t i n g s W a n t e d We have buyers for dwellings: with acreage and small or large tracts of land. Please contact u; for listings. K U R T M . S H I L B U R Y Licensed Real Estate Broker | G e r d a M . S h i l b u r y E d K l i m d h o k Licensed Real Estate Salesmen H o r t o n v i l l e , N . Y . PHONE CALLICOON 369 or 178J LIVE NEAR LIBERTY . 3 room apartment furnished. Also 4 room apartment unfurnished 3 bedroom, new home, garages, . T.V., baseboard heat. Spielmann Apts. White Sulphur Springs. 4tp 3 room apartment and bath will be available December 1. All modem improvements, heat control in apt. Fully furnished, excellent for couple or single person, reasonable rent. Mrs. Alex Krongel. Phone Jeff. 132. tin 2 apartments for rent. See owner, John S. Smith South Main St. Jeffersonville, N. Y. 4 room apartment, hot & cold water, Steam heat. Reasonable price. Jeff erson Ave. Phone Jeff. 410. tft H E L P W A N T E D — ■■■■■■ ■ ' Man wanted for stock room at van Surplus with drivers license. Apply in person or call Liberty 888 for appointment. ’ W A N T E D Wanted — Old glassware china, and bric-a-brac. Lillian Mall. Phone Jeff 490 tfn Want To Rent — farm for raising beef cattle. Write giving details and price to Box 218 Jefferson ville, N. Y. Wanted: Large old logging cart in good condition. Old Museum Vil lage of Smith’s Clove, Monroe, N. Y. Vetdrans’ Day Weekend Celebration at SULLIVAN SURPLUS. Save up to 50% on ladies slim and ac tion skirts. Tremendous selection of stretch slacks in proportioned sizes. Open late Thurs. & Fri. nights. W s S p a c e t s p e a r s (The space below is paid for by BECK & LEVY TEGELER. INC., for the free use of social^ religious and fraternal organiza> tions. * * * * Friday, Nov. 8 Bake sale for bene fit of . Rosary Society at Victory Store. * * * * We have buyers for FARMS — HOMES - ACREAGE. We need listings, see DICK KRON GEL, Jeffersonville or Phone 179. When you are ready to BUY OR SELL any REAL ESTATE please contact us. We are always in need of large and small acreage tracts, all . types of farms and dwellings with acreage. .EDSON J. TEGELER, Broker. Jeffersonville, N. Y. Tel 11 Simon Sattinger, Salesman Cono D. Monzolillo, Salesman Charles J. Hoffman, Salesman Helene Lindstadt, Salesman Eugene Johnson, Salesman Use Our Want Ads * Saturday, Nov. 9 Card party given by H. Russell Kenyon Post V.F.W. at Callicoon, 8:00 p.m. Date Taken — November 15 th Jeff ersonville P.T.A Talent Night at 8:00 p.m. * * * * - Nov. 17 Sunday afternoon indoor Turkey Shoot, 20 turkeys. Pope John Hall, Jeff. * * ♦ * Tuesday, November 19, Card Party at Willing Workers Rooms Calli coon Center. 8:30 p.m. Refresh- - ments and prizes. * * + * Date Taken — Tuesday, Dec. 3 bake and fancy goods sale sponsored by Methodist Church of Jeff., at Ella’s Beauty Salon, Main St., Jeffersonville. B o c k 4r L e v y - T e g e l e r In c . INSURANCE Jeffersonville Phone 40(h* Callicoon 12
