Page Eight—NEWS, Margaretville, N. Y. Thurs., Oct. 22, 1970

T h e P i n e J H B l l N e w s

By Mrs. Helen Merwin'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer-

dierks and daughter of E ast Norwich, L. I., and Mrs. A. Cardinale of O yster Bay, L. I., were last weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clark arfd family. Monday they helped Donald Clark celebrate his ninth birthday. Mrs. C ar­dinale remained for the week a t the C lark home.

Richard Sandberg has been transferred from Kingston hos­p ital to a nursing honje in New York. He suffered a stroke several weeks ago and remains seriously ill.

Richard Clark spent Wednes­day a t O yster Bay, L. I., where he attended the funeral of his friend, P atrick Bifulco.

Mr. and Mrs. H arry Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Milcolm Richard and family of Bayside and Hol­lis Hills, L. I., spent the week­end a t the Richard home.

Joyce W adler of New York spent several days a t her home here.

Mrs. Edith Sanchis and her inother, Mrs. L. Pietri, of New York spent the weekend with Mrs. R. Brasen and children and visited Mr. Brasen, a pa­tie n t a t M argaretville Memor­ial hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman a re spending several weeks w ith their daughter and fam­ily a t Ozone Park, L. I., prior to going to P o rt Charlotte, Fla., fo r the winter.

Lily BloomsMrs. Gustav Ribstein has an

E aste r lily th a t has five blos­soms. The buds opened Oct. 1.

Ralph Persons and sons, M atthew and Mark, of Sche­nectady were a t their home here Sunday and visited his uncle, Harold R. Persons, and daughter, Bette Seward.

Mr. and Mrs. W arren Sm ith and tw o daughters spent Sun­day with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. P ete r Fischer, a t Valley Cottage.

Granson S later is visiting his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Trum an Slater, a t F o rt Plain.

A bridal shower was given fo r Nancy Claudy a t the home of Mrs. Nelson Sears a t Belle- ayre Mountain ski center on liiu rsd ay evening. Miss Claudy received many gifts. Refresh­m ents were served. Nancy will

Thursday,’ O ct 22be m arried to F rank M urray of Hurley on Oct. 31.

Morton Memorial library will be open Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9, Thursday after­noons, 3 to 5 and Saturday af­ternoons, 2 to 5. Helen Mer­win is librarian.

The monthly meeting of the Upper Esppus Fish and Game club will be tonight, Thursday, a t the clubhouse.

Mrs. Allen FellMrs. Melville Allen fell on

the ground near her home last week, fracturing her shoulder. She is wearing a cast.

Ml'S. H. Aash of New YorkA rthur Brown ^nd son, Evan,

of Lxjch Sheldrake are spend­ing several weeks with their aunt, Mrs. Robert Tick, and family.

Merrill Hitchcock and son, Donald, of Bristol, Conn., spent the weekend w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Hitchcock Sr.spent Sunday and Monday with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W alter Kohlman.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keeler of Albany were Sunday guests of M arguerite and Elsie Smith.

Flies to GreeceVivian Sm ith went by plane

Thursday on a week’s tour to Greece.

Mrs. Inez Brown and son, Frank, of S ta ten Island and niece, Mrs. Charlotte Leiching, of Lanesville were guests of Mr.. and. Mrs. Jam es Sm ith Sr. F riday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brannen and children of Wappingers Falls spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­liam Cure, and son, Bill.

Robert Verrill and son, Glenn, of Brohxville spent Sun­day with Mr. and Mrs. Frasier Cure and sons.

William McGuinn of W est Orange, N. J., spent the week­end a t his bungalow in the village.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric B utler of Baltimore spent the weekend with his grandmother, Mrs. Burton Gardner, and Mr. Gard­ner. Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Scudder and son, Dane, of H&l- cott Center joined the family for Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Gardner of Boice- ville spent Thursday evening

Choice Holstein Heifers and CowsREADY TO FRESHEN

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POOL ACCESSORIES — Covers, Domes, Heat­ers, Slides, Boards, etc.

RALPH DeBARIPhone 914 586-4537 Margaretville, N. Y.

Now Is The TimeTriple Track Storm Windows

4 Models, 3 Finishes

Storm Doors10 Models, 4 Finishes

PROTECTIVE GRILLS

Measured and Installed

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Dry Brook Road

Arkville, N. Y. Phope 586-4580

R^alph V anK euren

Rites in F loridaRalph B. VanKeuren, for­

merly of Shandaken, died Mon­day in a S t. Petersburg, Fla., hospital following an illness of

with Mr. and Mrs. Burton Gardner.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Lo^iez and sons of Astoria, L. 1., spent the weekend a t the S. Franco home.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Sim­mons of New Jersey were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F rasier Cure on Sunday. Mr. Sim­mons, his parents and sister were caretakers a t the Dr. W.G. Crump estate, near Bush- nellville, nearly 35 years ago.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weisglass .were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Schwartz Sunday. They closed their summer home and returned to New York for the winter.

Mrs. F rank Viotti and daugh­ter, Maria, of Pelham Manor spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Schiaffino.

Dr. and Mrs. O. H. Reisser, Mr. and Mrs. Je rry S trauss of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Niesen of the Bronx, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Con­nell and family of Brooklyn spent the weekend a t their homes here.

Lisa and Chris K lutsch of Allaben spent the weekend with K aren and Brian E rick­son.

Josephine Mancuso, RN, and a friend of ,Mt. Vernon spent a few days w ith Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mancuso.

Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Sm ith Sr. and W arren Sm ith spent Thursday evening w ith Roger Riley a t Phoenicia.

Lillian W amsley and Mrs.H. Merwin visited Mrs. Muriel Blish a t Clovesville Wednesday. Mrs. Blish has been confined to her home for several weeks with a knee ailment. H er son, Donald Blish, of Union, N. J., spent the weekend w ith her.

a month. Funerai servlces_and bujJial were in Fapeida.

He was born in Shandaken May 12, 1890, the son of G. F rank « n d € :ii» b « th Blackwell VanKeuren.

Surviving are his second wife, Gladys, a son, W atson VanKeuren of Kingston, and a daughter, Mts. Merwin George, of Arkville, six grandchildren one great-grandchild and a sis­ter, Mrs. K atharyn Dickson, of Margaretvilte. ' ■ ‘

Dr. G alang Nam ed

OCS PhysicianPhoenicia, Oct. 22. — Dr.

M aria Galang, a Phoenicia pedi­atrician, was named a school physician by the O nteora cen­tra l board of education a t its October meeting Monday night.

PhilUp Halzell of Woodland Valley was approved as a non­certified substitute teacher, and Mrs. M argaret D utcher of Phoenicia was approved as a substitute teacher’s aide. An­drew Bresadola o f Phoenicia was approved as a substitute custodian, as of Oct. 7.

A ldert Kilm er of Phoenicia was given a supplemental pupil transportation contract of $1 per trip.

Contracts for suK>lies were approved as follows: Kingston Oil Supply, .11536 per gallon for fuel oil and $7 per hour for 24-hour burner service; Sillef Beef Co. for m eat supply.

Auditor’s, clerk’s, treasu rer’s and c ^ e te r ia reports were ap­proved, and the board approved of several policy procedures.

Ingram SentencedFloyd E. I n ^ a m Jr., 23, of

M argaretville was found guilty of th ird degree burglary and petit larceny in Delaware County Court and was sen­tenced Monday to nine months in the Delaware county jail. He was credited w ith time al­ready served.

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