The Roxbury NewsB y I n n a M a e G riffin T h u rsd a y , J u ly 20

Mr. and Mrs. Detaiar Spar­ling and children, Kathy and Walter, of Kerhonkson spent the weekend in their camper with his mother, Mrs. Stella Baker. Clifford Sparling of Davenport Center and Clinton Sparling of Binghamton also spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Baker.

Mrs. Irene Broomhead and friend, Mrs. Charlotte Clegg of Taunton, Mass., have been spending a week with Mrs. Broomhead’s son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mal­colm Brialey.

Mrs. Sherrill Tompkins is spending several days with her daughter, Mrs. Ira Jones, and family.

Mrs. Rudy Riedl of Conesville spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gockel. Also guests a t the Gockel home were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bouton and children of Arkvile and Peter VanWormer. Mrs. Dor­othy Cortese, who has been in Elmira for a week assisting in her capacity as telephone op­erator in the disaster area, re­turned and spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gockel.

Mrs. Edward Corsi of New Yoek city is spending July at her country home in Hard­scrabble. Mrs. Sue Van Clute of New York city is visiting her.

Mrs. Richard Cafiero and son, Joseph, of Poughkeepsie is spending two weeks with her mother, Mrs. F. Leighton End- erlin, wnile Mr. Cafiero is with the Army Reserve a t Camp Drum.

Ministers HereRev. William Ward, pastor

of the First P r e s b y t e r i a n church a t Delhi, occupied the pulpit Sunday a t the Gould Memorial Reformed church. On Sunday, July 9, there was a student minister, William Halter. Next Sunday, Rev. John F. Bandt, who has accept­ed the call to the pastorate at

the Gould church, will occupy the pulpit. He and his family will move into the manse this week.

Janet Louise Hughes, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mal­colm C. Hughes, was baptized Sunday at the Roxbury United Methodist church service.

Mrs. Percy Price is living in her new home on Roosevelt avenue, where she has moved from her house on the S tra t­ton Falls road.

Mr. and Mrs. William Saw­yer and children, Allen and Wendy, of Baldwin, L.I., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Helwig, who are spending the summer a t their country home in Vega.

Mr. and Mrs. Arvon Web­ster and children, Donald, Gail and Kenneth, of West Islip spent ithe weekend at their Roxbury home. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Caliguri of West Islip visited them and will rennain for the summer.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Wash­burn Sr. of Delmar have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Washburn Jr. Mrs. Washburn Jr. and childen are spending this week on a vacation trip through the New England states.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sgam- bati and children, Donna and Lori, of College Point, L.I., and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Giuliano and son, Frank, of New Roch­elle, L.I., are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Luigi Sette.

James McMahon of Fairport spent the weekend a t the home of Mrs. Doris Hewitt and fam­ily.

The Main Street Baptist church sunshine class of One- onta held its annual picnic Tuesday on the lawn of Mrs. George F. Gibbs and Mrs. Ru- lodph Gorsch, former members of the dass. Twenty-one were present with their teacher, Mrs. Susan Chace. This was

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the dass originally started by the late Mrs. O. A. Miller of Oneonta, who taught the nor­mal school students.

Dr. Patricia Niomann of Syracuse spent (the weekend at her Roxibury home.

Mrs. Mildred Alexander and daughter, Kathy, of Cairo S'pent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. John B. Hewitt. Mary and Carol Hewitt of New Kingston also spent a few days with liieir grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hewitt.

Mrs. Edward J. Magenheim- er visited her son and daugh­ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ward T. Magenheimer, a t Poughkeepsie.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Zui- dema and children, James and Judith, of Honolulu are vaca­tioning with their Roxbury par­ents, Mr. and Mrs. Obe Zui- dema and Walter Meade. Mr. Zuidema is senior program officer of the Food Interna­tional East-West center in Hawaii.

Mrs. James Minnerly has re­turned home from Athens, Greece, where she and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Richard Simons, and her daughters, Toula and Angela, of Perth Amboy, N.J., spent five weeks with Mrs. Simons’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nino Koussouri, at Athens. Mrs. Minnerly’s son, who is in the Naval Re­serve a t Perth Amboy, brought his mother home last Sunday.

Mrs. Andrew German and sons, Chris and Tony, are spending the suramer with her mother in Augsburg, Germany.

Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Nichols Jr. of Johnson City have a new son, Jeremy Todd Nichols, born July 6. He is their second son. Mrs. Nichols is the fonner Lynne Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Miller, former Roxbury funeral di­rector, now of Martinsville, Va.

W alter Gregory, a graduate

of Eastman School of Music in Rochester in June, ds spen tog the summer at Hancock, Maine, where he is studying and play­ing a t the Pierre Monteaur Memorial foundation, a sum­mer place for musicians.

Among those who came Sat­urday ito the funeral of Mrs. Daisy Ives and stayed Satur­day night were Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Ives, Floyd Ives Jr. and Mrs. Ruth Ives of Oak Hill, Mrs. Sherman Munger and daughter, Mrs. Pauline Law­rence, Mrs. Lynn Martin, Mrs. Inez Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Partridge, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tompkins, Mrs. Flora Tompkins, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, all of Ashland.

Miss May Corbett of Bronx- ville is spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kelly. Also guests for a few days were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mazuka of Flushing, L.I.

Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Tu- rano and daughter, Debra, and Mrs. Mary Liguori of Manhat­tan spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Turano. Mrs. Vincent DiGiovanni and son, Charles, joned them Sat­urday and Sunday at the Tu­rano home.

Mrs. George Pebler, Mrs. James R. Savold and daughter, Mss Mary-Jo Savold, the Dela­ware County Dairy princess, and Mrs. Pearl Johnson of Meridale attended the Dairy Princess seminar at the Sher­aton hotel at Syracuse July 5 and 6.

Gregor Benkert, who has been a patient at Margaret­ville hospital for 11 days, is out and a t the home of his daughter, Mrs. George Pebler.

Mrs. Jack Baker of Bayshore spent several days wtih her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Pebler. Her husiband came for her Sunday.

Annette Heyler returned on Friday by plane from a three-

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week vacation which included a trip to the farm of her grand­parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Heyler a t Nauvoo, Pa., a week­end a t New Providence, N.J., with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Os­borne and daughter, Wendy, and a two-week visit a t Gran- iteville, Mass., with her broth­er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Osborne.

Principal and Mrs. Robert Prout and children, Kathy, Robin and Billy, returned on Wednesday from Largo, Fla., where they spent a week with Mr. Prout’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prout. They stopped at Disney World a t Orlando on the way back.

Mrs. Anna Arvia of Brooklyn spent two weeks with her sis­ter, Mrs. C. Frank Macri, who is spending the summer a t her country home. Mr. Macri comes weekends.

Wanda D’Orta has returned from Poughkeepsie, where she had visited Mr. and Mrs. Roger McCloskey.

Mrs. Irene Hare of Bayshore and Mrs. Mary Jane Bishop of East Islip have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank D’Orta. Raymond Bishop, Mrs. Bishop’s husband, came for her. Mr.

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M i s s A l i c e A t w o o d

Roxbury, July 20.—Thomas Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs. How­ard Rose of Roxbury, and Miss Alice Atwood of Oneonta were united in marriage in a civil ceremony in Roxbury July 6.

Their a t t e n d a n t s were Charles Brannen, brother-in- law of the bridegroom, and Miss Debra Ingram, the bride­groom’s niece.

The newly married couple will live a t Schoharie, where Mr. Rose works on a farm.

and Mrs. Kenneth Engel and sons, Kenneth Jr. and Earl, of Andes were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. D’Orta.

Mrs. Katherine Calculi, son, Robert Calculi, and his two children, Bobby and Kathy, of Pompano Beach, Fla., are visit­ing their cousins, Mrs. Thomas- ina Maduri and son, Teddy.

James Finch, after 25 days at the Stamford hospital fol­lowing severe burns in an acci­dent, has been transferred to Albany Medical Center, room 211, Ward 2A.

A t t e n d a n c e M a r k s H o s i e r I s C i t e d '

P e r f e c t f o r T h r e e

NEWS, Margaretville, N. Y. Thurs., July 20, 1972—Page ’Three

Occupational students attend­ing the Northern Catskills Oc­cupational center who had per­fect attendance for the entire 1971-72 school year are as fol­lows;

James Wyckoff of Gilboa- Conesville central school, Kath­leen Bennett of Jefferson cen­tral school and William Berm- mann of Roxbury central school.

Occupational students attend­ing the center who had perfect attendance for the fourth quar­ter are:

Earl Barrett of Andes centra] school. Juris Kikans, David Mattice, Richard Meeker, Kevin Morse, Kathy Wyckoff and James Wyckoff of Gilboa-Cones- v'ille central school, Kathleen

Potsdam.—David Hosier of New Kingston is one of two stu­dents from Delaware county named to the dean’s list of Clarkson College of Technology as a result of outstanding scho­lastic achievement during the spring semester. David C. Ho­sier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cor­nelius Hosier, is a junior ma­joring in chemical engineering.

Bennett and Michael Laubmeier of Jefferson central school, Wil­liam Bergmann and Richard Roland of Roxbury central school, Walter Maier, Mark Nielson and Kathryn Wheeler of South Kortright central school and Kim Hallock and Kathy Lundius of Stamford cen­tral school.

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