Page Four—NEWS. Margaretville, N. Y. Thurs., Nov. 29, 1973

TTie ArkviDe NewsBy Mrs. Hollice Straut

M r. and M rs. K enneth K im ball of Sidney, M rs. W ilma Close and M rs. M arge T rau te rts , both of Andes, and M r. and M rs. R alph F o rsm an and E ric , w ere Thanksgiving day d inner guests of M r. and M rs. H arrison B am es J r .

M r. and M rs. A rthur Filu- peit and sons, August F ilupeit of W alton and his g rand ­daughter, P a tr ic ia F ilupeit of W yoming, had T hanksgiving day dinner w ith M r. and M rs. E rn es t P ay e tte and fam ily of Albany.

M r. and M rs. R ichard T halm ann of Kelly C om ers and Hugh B a rn h art of Lew Beach w ere Thanksgiving day guests of M r. and M rs. A rthur Soderlind and M rs. M arion M urdock.

M rs. W illiam O’R eilly and sons, C hristopher and Billy, of B ingham ton w ere Sunday guests of M rs. G ladys Bryden and M rs. Jennie Shaver.

Mr. and M rs. W aldo Squires J r . and fam ily of B ristol, Conn., spent Thanksgiving day w ith M r. and M rs. Bud Clausen.

M iss R uthann F u n ari of K atonah spent the T hanks­giving day holidays with h er paren ts, Mr. and M rs. Guil­ford F unari. M r. and M rs. F unari and R uthann and Mr. and M rs. F ran k B ecker of Cobleskill had Thanksgiving dinner with M r. and M rs. Kenneth Holden and fam ily.

Mr. and M rs. Anthony Spatafora of O liverea cele­b ra ted their daughter, Tam - a tha Jo y ’s, firs t b irthday with M rs. S patafora’s mother, Mrs. Ida Bove, and children, Diane, Anthony and P a tti, on Sunday. "*

M rs. W illiam Naczi Sr. w as adm itted to the M argaretv ille M em orial hospital on M on­day.

M r. and M rs. B ernice Gage of Jefferson w ere Sunday guests of M r. and M rs. Dean DeHoff.

M r. and M rs. Douglas V redenburgh of Sidney, M r. and M rs. M arion V reden­burgh, Debbie V redenburgh and M r. and M rs. R obert V redenburgh and fam ily, all of Chenago Forks, M r. and M rs. M ichael Thom pson and fam ily of B ingham ton, Mr. and M rs. David V redenburgh

Thursday, Nov. 29and fam ily of Cazenovia, Mr. and M rs. E rn est V reden­burgh, Carolyn Ferguson and Ja y Ferguson of Delhi and Jim C hristenson of Connecti­cut w ere Thanksgiving day dinner guests of M rs. Andrew Vredenburgh.

M r. and M rs. R obert Jones and fam ily of Glens F alls , Mr. and M rs. W illiam Stanton and fam ily of M argaretv ille, August F ilupeit of W alton, P a tric ia F ilupeit of W yoming and Mr. and M rs. David Coddington and fam ily of K in g sto n w ere S a tu rd a y guests of M r. and M rs. A rthur F ilupeit and fam ily.

Mr. and M rs. Mogens Danby of New York city have moved into the fo rm er M eth­odist church in Arkville, which has recen tly been rem odeled into an ap artm en t. M r, and M rs. Danby a re the p aren ts of M rs. H aven H ub­bard.

E lizabeth M acDowell of Albany visited h e r g ran d p ar­ents, Mr. and M rs. Joseph H aviland, during the T hanks­giving holidays.

M rs. Lois Brooks of T arry- town spent the Thanksgiving weekend w ith h e r paren ts, Mr. and M rs. David W illiam s.

Rev. and M rs. George Sanford and daughter, R osa­lie, of D eR uyter, M rs. E d ­w ard O cker J r . of Shandaken and M rs. E dw ard O cker II and fam ily of Albany w ere F rid ay guests of M r. and M rs. M yron Sanford.

M r. and M rs. G eorge Hill- riegel of B ellayre, M r. and M rs. John F a irb a im Sr. and M r. and M rs. Claude H aynes, both of Arkville, w ere Sunday dinner guests of Dr. and M rs. John F a irb a irn and daughter, of H alcott C enter.

M rs. F ran k Dibble of Andes is spending several days w ith her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and M rs. W illis T rem per.

Mr. and M rs. H enry Sm ith and fam ily of Cold Springs were Thanksgiving day din ­ner guests of M r. and M rs. R obert Robson.

Victor Susm an w ent to Valley S tream , L. I., over the Thanksgiving vacation to visit his paren ts, M r. and M rs. Israe l Susman.

Sunday guests of M r. and M rs. M yron Sanford w ere

th e ir son-in-law and daughter, M r. and M rs. Tom D avis, of Schenectady. M rs. Bonnie McGinn, also of Schenectady, accom panied M r. and M rs. Davis. In the afternoon all w ent to Cabin hill to v isit M rs. Sanford’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. auid M rs. W illiam Robson.

College students re tu rn ing to college a fte r spending the holidays with th e ir paren ts a re Susan Valk, who went to Stephens college in M issouri on M ohday; E ric F orsm an to Hudson Valley Com munity college on M onday, and E velyn Atkin to Cortland S tate U niversity college on Sunday.

M r. and M rs. W illiam E aton Sr. and daughters of Ithaca spent the T hanksgiv­ing weekend with Mr. and Mrs. L arry Norton and fam i­ly-

M rs. L illian Griffin en te r­tained the following guests for Thanksgiving: M rs. F lo r­ence E ck ert of M argaretv ille, F red G riffin of Oneonta, M r. and M rs. Orvin E ck ert and children. Dale and Kim, of Newburgh, M r. and M rs. Jun io r Pultz of F leischm anns and Mr. and M rs. Sherwood Griffin.

Steve Holden flew to F lo r­ida to spend las t week w ith the E a rl Cronan fam ily n ea r T allahassee.

Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and M rs. W illiam Atkin w ere M r. and M rs. David S tratton and fam ily of Delhi, Mr. and M rs. R obert Rine- h a rd t and son of Kingston, and M r. and M rs. Hollice S trau t and daughter.

M r. and M rs. R. C. P a lm er Sr. of Cliffside and M r. and M rs. F red Lucchese and fam ily of Wells B ridge w ere T h an k sg iv in g d ay d in n e r guests of M r. and M rs. L arry Norton and girls.

M r. and M rs. E dw ard O liver and sons, Todd and Jim m y, of B ath w ere T hanks­

giving weekend guests of his paren ts, M r. and M rs. Charles Oliver.

Kenneth Holden w as ad m it­ted to the V eterans A dm inis­tration hospital in Albany as a surgical patien t on M onday.

Guilford F u n ari w ent to the V eterans A dm inistration hos­p ital in Albany on M onday for his checkup.

G rover Tom pkins and Tom Tompkins of New P o rt R itch ­ie. F la ., w ere Thanksgiving guests of th e ir b ro th er and sister-in-law , Mr. and M rs. Symons Tom pkins, and fam i­ly-

Mr. and M rs. Hollice S trau t and daughter, K aren, and Evelyn Atkin w ere Saturday luncheon guests of M r. and M rs. R obert R inehard t and son, Robbie, in K ingston.

M r. and M rs. A rthur Gor­don visited her nephew and niece, M r. and M rs. B urnette Niles, in U nadilla on T hanks­giving Day.

C harles Todd of Albany was here for the w eekend to visit his m other, M rs. L ela Todd, and to spend tim e hunting from the cam p in D ry Brook A fam ily T hanksgiving din­n er w as held a t M rs. Todd’s hom e Sunday.

M r. and M rs. Willie W iede­m ann and fam ily of P o rt Ew en w ere T hanksgiving day guests of h e r p a ren ts , M r. and M rs. B ert Pultz.

E velyn Cole spent the "niank^ving holidays visiting re la tives in N ewburgh.

M r. and M rs. Vincent K ittle, G race M axim , and Mr. and M rs. V ictor K ittle and daughter, C hristine, w ere T h an k sg iv in g d ay d in n e r guests of M rs. Violet H erm an in F leischm anns.

M r. and M rs. C harles S c h o o n m a k e r c e l e b r a t e d Thanksgiving w ith a d inner S aturday night. The guests attend ing w ere M r. and M rs. A1 Pabon and daughters, Phyllis and L aurie , of Glen

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Karisruhe, Germany—Army P riv a te F irs t C lass Dam on C. Slade, 19, son of M r. and M rs. Eugene Slade of M arg are t­ville has re tu rned to his home station in K arlsruhe, G er­m any, a fte r lending support to the seventh E ngineer brigades annual bridge tra in ­ing held on the Danube river near G rossem ehring.

Pvt. Slade is a cook in the batta lion ’s 502D E n g in e e r Company.

Rock. N. J ., Mr. and M rs. R obert Schoonm aker and daughter, M ichelle, of Spot- wood. N. J ., Mr. and M rs. Donald Hill and son, Ralph, of Saranac Lake, M r. and M rs. F rank Reynolds of Indian Lake, Mr. and M rs. Joseph Gana, M rs. N edra G riffin and granddaughter, T am m y, and M rs. H attie Bussy, all of Arkville. and Chet R iccaboni of W oodbury, L. I.

Susie D e la m e te r an d Blanche B arton w ere T hanks­giving day dinner guests of Mr. and M rs. Nelson D ela­m eter.

Miss Susan F ilupeit of H artw ick w as a weekend guest of h e r uncle and aunt, Mr. and M rs. H ow ard B am es.

Rev. and M rs. How ard D eats and son, M aurice, of C larks Sum m it, P a ., w ere T h an k sg iv in g d a y d in n e r guests of M r. and M rs. Dean DeHoff.

TJ Marries CoupleFleischm anns. Nov. 29—Jos­

eph I. F lah erty of Arkville m arried Gale C atherine Win­nie of M argaretv ille on Nov 11. Town Justice Sollie D ar­ling officiated a t his home. W itnesses were John J McColl and M argaret McColi of M argaretville.

Andes, Bovina Aiding 1973 Christmas Fund

M rs. David Stevenson and M rs. W alter Collins of the Delaw are County C hristm as fund have reported the follow­ing nam es ,as additional volunteers for shopping and w rapping for the fund.

From the Bovina United P resby terian church are Miss M ary Archibald, M rs. W alter B ray, M rs. Wilford B arnhart, J r ., Mrs. W illiam Kulaski, M rs. John Hilson J r . , shop­pers; M rs. Alan Burns, Mrs. Lloyd H inrichs, M rs. Jam es Hilson, M rs. C harles L aF ever and M rs. John Hilson Jr., w rappers.

F rom the Andes P resb y ­terian church a re Jan e t Andrews, E lsie Skovsende, L oretta W eaver and B arb ara Cole, shoppers: M uriel Jester, K athy Woodin, G race Smith, M ary Taylor, E dna Joslin and D oris Stevens, w rappers.

St. Jam es E piscopal church a t Lake D elaw are, M rs. Leonard Calm s, Mildred Steck, shoppers: M rs. H arold Hall, Dorothy Finkle, M arg are t Jaquish , S arah Gerkin, P ea rl Moore, M rs. W alter G lad­stone, Polly G ladstone and N ancy G ladstone, w rappers.

NOTICE OF MIDDLETOWN- HARDENBURGH

FIRE DISTRICT ELECTION Pursuant to Section 175 of

the Town Law constituting chapter 27 of the Laws of 1969, a regular election of the officers of the Middletown-Hardenburgh Fire District in the Uowns of Middletown, Delaware County, New York, and Hardenburgh, Ulster County, New York, will be held on Tuesday, December 11, 1973, at the firemen’s meet­ing rooms in the Margaretville fire hall at Margaretville, N. Y.

The following officers will be elected at that time:

One Fire Commissioner for a period of five years, in place of Eric Stange, whose term of office expires.

Any candidate for District Office must file his/her name with the secretary of the fire district at least ten (10) days prior to the date of such Fire District election.

The meeting will be called at 7:00 p.m., at which time the election officials will receive nominations for the above offices. The polls will remain open until 9:00 p.m., Eastern Standard Time.

Every elector of the town who shall have resided in the district for a period of thirty (30) days next preceding the election shall be qualified to vote for such officers.Dated: November 12, 1973

By order of the Board of Fire Commissioners R. V. Hunt, Sec.

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LEGAL NOTICE To All Prospective Bidders;

The Board of Education of Central School District No. 2, Towns of Roxbury and Middle­town, County of Delaware,

State of New York, requests sealed bids for:

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Equal3. Automatic Transmission4. Power Steering5. White Wall Tires6. Wheel Covers7. 3 Speed Wipers8. Rear Window Defogger9. Light Package

10. Left Remote Mirror11. Right Side Mirror12. Radio13. Front and Rear Bunker

Guards14. Driver Training Decals

This vehicle furnished shallmeet aU New York State Speci­fications for Driver Education Cars.

Purchaser agrees to return vehicle on or before June 30, 1974, in as good condition as received except for normal wear and tear for nine months of driving. The dealer agrees in return to give a check in the amount of the purchase price to the purchaser when the car is returned in June, 1974.

Vehicle to be delivered by December 10, 1973.

Sealed bids must be in -the hands of the Clerk, Robert F. Prout, not later than 4:00 P.M. on December 3, 1973, at which time they will be publicly opened.

Proposals shall be inclosed in an opaque envelope with the name of bidder, and m a rk ^ “Bid” on the outside of the envelope.

The Board of Education re­serves the right to reject any or all b i^ .

ROBERT F. PROUT, Q erk Board of Education Roxbury Central School Roxbury, New York 12474

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