P a g e M t CATSKHX. MOUNTAIN NEWS

ArkvilleBjrl . David Williams

Arkville, April 2Mrs. Elva Kittle of Albany

spent the weekend with her chil­dren, Mrs. Lester Rosa, Mrs. Frank Meade and Vincent Kittle, and their families.

Eatertained BarentsMr. and Mrs. Robert Griffin

entertained their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alarvin Bussy, at dinner on Sunday in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Bussy. In the evening all were invited to the home of Mr. and Mib. Ralph O’Lena, where birthday cake and ice cream were enjoyed.

Andrew Rosa spent the week- «id in New York city.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Green of Margaretville were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Whitney on Wednesday evening of last week.

Mr. and Mrs. John Fuller of Bloomv^ and Mr. and Mrs. James FWler and son, Garry, of Windham were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Peck.

Thomas Murphy and ^nson Cocoran of Ridgefield, N. J., were Sunday guests of Mrs. Robert Wynn.

The Arkville Pinochle club met with Mrs. Otis Whitney last week. Prizes were won by Mrs. Kenneth Scott, Mrs. Claude Green and Mrs. Andr^ Vredenburgh.

Miss Lena Knapp of New York city spent the weekend at her home here. Miss Knapp and Miss Charlotte Sanford of Marg^et- ville spent last week in Bermuda.

Mr and Mrs. John Robinson and two daughters of Kingston were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson.

> From Florida Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Traver

returned home Friday after spend­

ing a month in Florida. rMiss Ginger Snyder of Kings­

ton was home over the weekend.Mr. and Mrs. lUchard Peck and

daughter, Rosemarie, of Ellenville are expected on Thursday to spend Easter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Peck.

Mrs. A. B. Christian of Schenec­tady is spending the week with Miss Nora Suttle.

Suffered Oii<^n PoxMr. and Mrs. Nelson Delameter

and son returned home Saturday after a few weeks in Florida. Nelson Jr. had the bad luck to have chicken pox while away.

Jasper Terns returned last week after receiving treatment at the Veterans hospital in Albany. Jle is feeling much better.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elstus Sr. of Andes were SundJ y guests of Mr and Mrs. John Roberts.

Mrs. Curtis Van Valkenburgh entertained the Fortni^tly dub Friday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Van Valkenburgh, Mrs. Virgil Valk, Mrs. Evelyn Cole and Mrs. Robert Griffin.

Miss Maud Redmond is substi­tuting in the Arkville school this week for Mrs. Broughton, who is with her dau^ter in Washing­ton, D. C.

An Easter candlelight service will be held Sunday evening, April 6, at 8 o’clock at the Ark­ville Metoodist church. All are invited.

Firem en’s A uxiliary E lects New O fficers

Andes, April 1.—The Firemen’s Auxiliary had its annual election of officers Friday evening, March 28. The new president who suc­ceeds Mrs. John Babel is Mrs. Burdetta Estus; vice-president is Mrs. Jackie Degnan; secretary, Mrs. Helen Eckert; treasurer, Mrs. Patty Ackerly.

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AndesAndes, April 1

Mrs. Jane Coulter and Miss Mjuy Sanford were Sunday guests of Mrs. Lillian KeUy of Oneonta.

Peggy Hymer of Oneonta spent the weekend with her unde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hariand Jester.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oles and daughters, Kathy, Susan and Deb­bie, were Simday guests of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Monaco of Schenectady.

Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Tweedie and children were Saturday guests of her unde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Durward McCracken of Davenport.

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Foland and family were Sunday dinner guests of his brother and sister- in-law, Prindpal and Mrs. Robert Koland, and family.

The Auxiliary of the United Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. W. E. Bramley Thurs­day, April 10, at 2 p. m.

Mr. and Mrs. Arch Glendening spent the weekend at the home of his brother and sister-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Glendening, and family of Endwell.

Gordon Edwards of Linden, N. J., is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clide Edwai:ds, before entering the Army at Ft. Belvoir, Va.

Jo Ann Ali entertained 17 guests at supper Thursday evening, March 27, to celebrate her 12th birthday.

Thomas Coulter and mother, Mrs. Maggie Coulter, of Walton were recent guests of Mrs. Jane Coulter.

Mrs. Norris Boggs and grand­daughter, Vicki, of Bovina Center spent Friday with her mother, Mrs. Harrison Armstrong.

Robert Wright, student at West­minster college, is spending the Easter vacation with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. R. V. E. Wright.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sprague of Margaretville visits her sister, Mrs. Susie Dillon, Thursday.

Mrs. Mary Domacety and son, Nicholas, of New York spent the weekend with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ali, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rogers of Forest Hills spent Tuesday through Friday with their son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David Andews, and family.

Mrs. John Jakszewski attended a meeting of the Girl Scout oper­ating committee of Camp Minne- toska at Cooperstown Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. William Davis re­turned home Saturday after spending two months in New Port Rickey, Fla.

Mrs. Mary Ennist of Lake Dela­ware was a Sunday dinner guest at the honje of Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Bouton.

titr. and Mrs. Dc iald Ryan and Donald, of Kin^tcm spent the

weekoid with her {iarents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. W ri^t.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Howell and Mx. and Mrs. Bernard Allard and tvo sons of Bradford were Sun­day dinner guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howell, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johns and sons. Red and Peter .spent the weekend with ’ his parents at Croton-on-the-Hudson.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jakszewski and Mr. and Mrs. John Jakszewski and daughter, Loma, visited Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dzwissin at Sid­ney and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bramley at UnadiUa Sunday.

SuAnne Emerson of Walton spent the weekend with her grand­parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Emerson. She returned hcHne Simday with her parents, who were Sunday dinner guests of their parents.

Robert Miller of Fredonia State Teachers college is spending the Easter holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold^MiUer.

Mr. and Mrs. Howled Bames of Arkville, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Utter and two daughters, his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Utter, and nephew of Delhi were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Olin Van Steenbm'gh.

Edwin and Albert Preiser . of White Plains were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Presier and family.

Wanted—Cub ScoutsC^master Kenneth Conine and

Chairman William Hisman are seeking the names of boys who will be eight or are eight, nine or ten years of age and would like to join Cub Scouts of Pack 38.

Billy Hisman entertained sev­eral bo3re Tuesday afternoon, March 25, to celebrate his eighth birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Iferbert Gladstone and family of Otego were Sunday guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gladstone, to celebrate his father’s 84th birthday.

Mrs. Susie Campbell and Mrs. May Vermilyei returned last week frtan Bradenton, Fla., where they visited their broth^s, Mr. and Mre. Smith Dickman and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dickman.

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Choir Wore New Robes on Simday

Shandaken, ^pril'2.— The inter­mediate choir of the Methodist chiu^ wore their new robes for the first time on Palm Sunday. The children made a fine appear­ance. The new robes were made possible by the senior choir, who purdiased the material, by Mrs. Robert Ford, Mrs. J. E. Smithers and Mrs. Ned Kelly, who made the robes; by the WSCS and Mrs. Meredith, who gave the 12 collars.

Solo parts in the intermediate choir were taken by Mildred Mer- win and Diana Mimdi. Mrs. C Buley of the senior choir sang “Open the Gates the Temple.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heick at­tended, the confirmation service at Trinity Lutheran church Kingston on Palm Simday. Their daughter, Marilyn, and son, Henry Jr., were members of the con­firmation dass. '

Mrs. F. Schwegerle an(i. son, Carl, and Mrs. May Nergus, all of Brooklyn, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry 'Heick. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ketter and son and daughter of Ashokan and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Vogt of Phoenida were Sunday guests. All attend­ed the confirmation service in Kingston.

Mrs. Lucille Hogstrom enter­tained as house guests over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Charles Philbrick of JVeeport, L. L

Miss Stephanie Cange, daugh­ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cange, who is a sophomore at Al­fred university, spent Thursday to Sunday with her parents here.

Ronald Lock of the Univei^ty of Connecticut was a weekend guest at the Cange home.

Clarence Dean of Long Island, who recently purchased the for­mer H. Benson property, spent the weekend here.

Baptized Palm Sunday Paula Marie, infant daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Herdman, was baptized at the Methodist church on Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fichtner were the sponsors.

Stewart Rosa of Delhi is visit­ing his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Rosa.

New KingstonNew Kingston, April 1

By George SanfordMr. and Mrs. Donald Matthews

of Andes were Monday eveninjg callers at the home of his son-in- law and daughter, Mb. and Mrs. Douglas Condon, and family.

W ill Clean P arsoiageThe teustees of. the local church

will hold a deaning meetiqg at the pars(Riage A p^ 10 at 1 p.!m. Anyone who would like to help is welcome to come.' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cart­wright and Tonmiy Dwyer of Den­ver w ^ Sunday dinner guests at the httoe of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hosier.

Myron Sanford, Nelson Gray and George Sanford and son, Ted, attended an auction near Kings­ton last Saturday.

Lieut, and Mrs. George R. Faulkner and children attended diurch and 'visited friends and relatives in the valley over the weekend.

Mrs. Douglas Hoy was in Kings­ton last week TTiursday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly and family of Greenwich called on her brother, Ivan Ingles, Sunday.

Mrs. Myron Sanford was in Walton last week Thursday. She called on Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie DeSUva. Mrs. Odell Kelly of Halcott Center accompanied her.

Heart Fund CoUected $64.50The total amount given to the

Heart fund in New Kingston is $64.50, reports Mrs. Douglas Hoy, chairman.

M argaretville, N. Y., Friday, April 4, 1968

Sound WavesAndes Central Scfao<d v

Th e kindergarten wdcomed Mrs. McClenathan back this week.

Mrs. Worden’s Fourth grade— Patty Berg, Lisa Rowe and Didt

Conine won prizes for their c(Hn- positions on "What I Like About My Dad.” Mrs. Worden was ill last week.

Mrs. J lj^ r ’s Sixth grade—We had a contest lin our room,

writing compositions.. The title was “What I Like About My Dad.” Seven pupils wrote com­positions. The winners were Jean Reed, Linda Reynolds and James Smith.

Mrs. Bramley*s Sixth grade—Torbert Straten, a sixth grader

from Packanack Lake, N. J., has been visiting our dass. He is a guest of Vera and Brenda Stodc- seiker.

We have started an interesting study of the universe and are hav­ing fun learning space neighbors.

Andes Busy BeaversThe Andes Busy Beavers met

on Thursday. The period was spent in the final rehearsal of demonstrations.

On Saturday nine of our mem­bers and our leaders went to Stamford for County Demonstra­tion day. We received six ex­cellent and three good awards.

Demonstrators and their sub­jects are as follows:

Making a needle book, Mary Lou Jayne; a tasty snack, Linda Smith; setting the table, Karen Joslin; egg nog, Marie Siska; rooting a slip, Roy Dickson; hand­ling a rabbit, Robert Weaver; testing seeds, Warren Longyear; measuring a calf, Teddy Finkle; planning my garden, John Har­vard.

The talent show sponsored by the junior class was a big suc­cess. Prizes were given as fol­lows: First,' pene Garone for his drum solo; second, Betty Mars- chilak for twirling, and third, “Butch” Milas, ventriloquist.

AUabenAUaben, April 1

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Quick and children, Rosetta and James, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berryann at Chichester Sunday afternoon.

A. Davis, Miss Anna'B. Riseley, Miss Esther Riseley and Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. West attended the funeral service of Miss Thelma La- Barr at Mount Tremper Sunday afternoon.

C hief P u ltz R eelected By Fleischm anns FD

Fleischmanns, March 31. — Jimior Pultz was reelected fire chief of the Fleischmanns fire department at a spedal meeting held at the fire hall on Tuesday evening, April 1.

George Kelder was reelected first assistant chief; Robert Todd was dected second assistant chief; James Faulkner was reelected treasurer and Charles Maxim re­elected secretary.

The regular meeting of the fire department will be held on Tuesday evening, April 8, at the

, fire halL

Halcott CenterBy Mrs. K. V, UeMottHalcott Center, April 2

The Fred Boutons of Ashokan were Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Morse.

Hiked Over Snowbanks Conktantine Boscu, who spent

the wdnter on Long Island wifh his daughter, returned home on Tuesday. He had to reach his home by foot because the drive remains blocked by deep snow­banks.

Harvey Fuller stayed ovemigtit in Margaretville hospital early in the week.

Undergo^ Medical Oieck Mr. and Mrs. Julieui Finch were

in Albany Tuesday, when Mr. Findi underwent a medical check of the mjuries suffered in his re­cent acddent

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bouton re­turned Sunday from Florida.

Phoenicia P la j^o u se E lects D irectors

Phoenida, April 1.—The annimi meeting of the Stockholders of the Phoenida Playhouse Inc. was held at the Phoenicia hotel an Tuesday. TTie directors for the coming year are Adrian Hall, Dan Legant, Paul Kielar, Louise C&s- sese and Martin RUbin.

They have received a donation of costumes worth several thous­ands dollars, also some costly scenery. They have also acquired spedal lighting effects.

Mr. Hall is producing a new play at the Equity Library thea­tre. Mr. Legant and Katherine Helmond, membeifs of the Pho^ nida Playhouse troupe, are in the play.

O C SG irls*Delesrate Seleci<^

i^iceviile,' March 2Si Elaine Shultis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raye L. Shultis of Bearsville, has been selected as Onteora' central school’s dtizen of the Emigre Girls’ State, under the joint spon­sorship of the Lai&es’ Auxiliaries of the Olive and Phoenida Amer­ican Legion posts. Miss Shultis ha§ been an active participant in the extracurricular program at Onteora, being a memljer of stu­dent council, outing dub, journal­ism dub, leaders’ dub, tennis dub, marshal squad and band. She is also a member of the Onteora chapter of the National Honor sodety.

Doris Muhlich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Muhlich, Phoe­nida, has been elected as the‘al­ternate. Girls’ state is held at the State University Teachers college, New Paltz.

Onteora’s nominees for this pro­gram were chosen by the faculty emd administration and were se­lected on the beisis of scholarship, leadership and sportsnumship. The l^rls in this program partidpate in a model state, wherein they share the duties, responsibilities and privileges of American dtizen- ship. They elect their own offi- dals in accordance with New York law. Every g^l has an ac­tive part in some phase of state or dty government.

Bible Society M et W ednesday ^< Fleischmanns, April 1. — Thir­

teen ladies of the Clovesville Bible Baptist Missionary sodety met on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. H£ux)ld Wright in Cloves­ville.

Several letters from mission­aries were read by Mrs. Richard Finch. This was followed by devotional 'period, led by Mrs. Finch, devotional leader. Mrs. Helen Merwin, president of the so­dety, conducted the business

letin^rhe ndies spent the rest of the

evening making doll dothes and book marks, rolling bandages and making note books of the Sunday s<*ool papers, which will be dis­tributed in hospital reading rooms.

Mrs. Wright served refresh- mente at the dose of the meeting.

F fll A t A irport, Suffered B roken H ip

Fleischmanns, April 1. — Mrs. Claire Kahl of Cypress Hills had the misfortune to suffer a frac­tured hip in a fall at the airport on Sunday of last week. Mrs. Kahl, vrfio is 94 years of age, was returning home after spending the winter in Florida. She is a patient at the Lutheran hospital in :6rooklyn. She will be ho^ital- ized indefinitely. Mrs. isthe mother of Mrs. Lou|p Kahl of Highmount.

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