Page Four—NEWS. Marfeaifetvifle, N ;Y : Thurs., Jan. 7, 1971 Grand, Trial JuryNames Are DrawnThe Pine Hill News

By Mrs. Helen MerwinMr. and Mrs. Bronson Mor­

ton of Feiirborn, Ohio, were called here Tuesday by the death of his brotiher, Henry S. Morton. They returned to Ohio Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Herdman entertained a t a New Year’s Eve party a t their new home in Oliverea. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Romanelli, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shultis and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Camerano of this village were among the 22 guests present.

Marguerite and Elsie Smith spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Amram at Kingston.

Pistol Team lK)st

The Upper Esopus Pistol team matched Rondout Valley ■team at Rondout Valley Wed­nesday evening and lost, 1050 to 1016.

Jacqueline Smith spent from Simday until Tuesday with her aunt, Mrs. George Lockwood, and family a t Allaben.

Jackie Jean and Craig Smith spent several days last week with their grandmother, Mrs. Fred Bogdan^ £uid family at Kingston.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brannen of Canada Hollow spent Wed­nesday evening with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. RibsteLn. Catherine Johnson and Jennie Williams of Albany spent Sunday and wernight with Mr. and Mrs. ilibstein. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennett and daughter, Mary Lou, of Lamontville, Mrs. Ben­ton Tait and daughter, Michelle, of Endicott joined the family and helped Patricia Johnson celebrate her birthday. Refresh- inents were served in the after­noon. Mrs. Johnson and daugh­ter, Ellen, returned to Endicott after spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rib- stein.

Mrs. Bernard Wadler went to New York Monday to spend a few days. Her brother, Sam Arnold, is seriously ill in Montifiore hospital. Mr. Ar­nold is a former Fleischmanns resident.

Many friends attended open house New Year’s day a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wadler.

Harold Persons has been con­fined to his home with illness- and under a doctor’s care for the last week.

Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Bailey of Lee, Mass., were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank­lin Borden. Rev. Bailey preached in the Advent Chris­tian church a t Margaretville Sunday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Jurgen Wilkens and son, Brian, are spending several days with his mother, Mrs. Use Wilkens, a t Oneonta. They will also visit other rela­tives there.

Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace and family spent Saturday with his brother-in-law and sis­ter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ring, and famili’ a t Windham. The Ring family lives a t Glen Head, L. I., and has rented a house in Windham for the ski seaison.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bowra of Rosendale spent Sunday ■with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Hitchcock.

Leota Williams and son, Chris, of Wilmington, Del., spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Clifford Bellows, and family on Highmount.

Mr. and Mrs. David Fogel of New York and their son-dn-

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Thursday, Jan. 7law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Vivell, of Los Angeles were weekend guests at Pine Hill Arms. Major and Mrs. M. Custer and son of West Point were last Weekend guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Masini and children of Brooklyn spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs JRudolph Brasen and family.

Mrs. W. F. Dilg and three children spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Ben Short, and family on Highmount. Mr. and Mrs. Dilg and family spent from Thursday until Sunday vwth the Larry Bigando family a t Kingston.

Mr. and Mi-s. William Dilg Sr. of Cornwall spent Wednes­day evening with their son, William Dilg, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Short and four children of Highmount were Saturday evening dinner guests of the W. F. Dilg family.

Ceil Charles and two children of Greenville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and family.

Dr. and Mrs. O. H. Reisser of New York spent the holi­days at their home in Birch Creek Valley.

Mr. and Mrs. Manfrded Klein and children of Forest HLUs. L. I., Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown of Hempstead, L. I., and W alter A. Geidel of Col­lege Point, L. I., spent the weekend at their homes in the village.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Niesen of the Bronx were New Year’s Eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wollner and helped the Wollners celebrate their 45Ui wedding anniversary. Agnes DalCoU of Brooklyn visited Mr. and Mrs. Wollner Saturday af­ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Katz of Hawitt, L. I., and daughter, Virginia Katz, of Chicago were Sunday guests a t the Wollner home.

Mrs. Edith Perry

Was A rea NativeRoxbury, Jan. 7.—‘Edith Par­

sons Perry of Swarthmore, Pa., died last weekend and will be buried a t Roxbury.

Mrs. Perry is a Roxbury na­tive, the daughter of the late Melvin Parsons and his first wife. She grew up here, and graduated from the Roxbury school in 1910. Soon after­ward . she was married to Ar­thur L. Perry, who survives her. They had lived in Oster- ville, Mass., previous to mov­ing to Texas.

Besides her husband she is survived by a son and a daugh­ter, a halfsister, Mrs. Eva Mur- daugh of Lubbock. Texas, and a halfbrother, Waldo Parsons of Middleburg and Florida. The Parsons family lived a t the Lea Croft in RoXbury for many years and also had a farm above the village.

A list of grand jurors drawn for the January term of Su­preme Court which began Monday follows:

Philip Ackerman, South Kortrfght; Frank Bovee, Delhi; Ronald Brown, Hancock; Mar­tha Beabes, Walton; Allan Brown, Delhi; Carolyn S. Boyle, Harpersfield; Alton Cole, Treadwell; !Mrs. Jean Coons, Trout Creek; Midhael Cuneen, Walton.

Also Howard Cartwright, Denver; Clfiford Cliine, Han­cock; Henri V. Carrere. Sid­ney; Elizabeth Darling, Stam­ford; B. W. Ennis, Davenport; Guy Eckert, Andes; Norman Emerich, Fishs Eddy; Lois Ev- enden, Delhi; Kermit Forman, Lake Delaware; Clifton Gould, Deposit; Jean R. Guntert, Stamford; Pamela HUlebrand, Treadwell; Hans Hanson, One­onta; Robert Harris, Unadila.

Also John 'Kierdorf, Roxbury; Paul Loker, Walton; Helen B. Leonard, Hancock; Janet E. Mahler, Stamford; Ernest ilVfil- ler, Unadilla; Beatrice M. Mc­Donald, Downsville; Max Peas- ter, Walton; Jerome Roach Sr., Walton; Flossie Sheable, Ca- dosia; John Schoonmaker, Han­cock; Mrs. Clayton Thomas, Bovina Center; Albert Tomao, Walton; (Robert Youngs, Sid­ney.

Trial jurors drawn for the January term which began Tuesday, andude the following;

Ediward Abbot, Sidney; Flor­ence Beach, Franklin; Gladys Blake, Delhi; Siegfried Bathen, Bovina Center; Gerald Brun- dege, Walton; Jdhn Brainard, Walton; Hazel Bartlett, Ma- sonville; Dorothy Benedict, East Meredith; Betty Burdick, Delhi; Edwin H. Buck, Daven­port; John R. Bagley, Sidney; Raymond Bouchoux, Hancock; Samuel Bolles, Walton; Donald Crawford, Hamden; Thomas Clutter, Sidney; Donald Cot>be, Delhi; Arthur B. Conner, Wal­ton; Millicent Combs, Walton; Lloyd Davis, Sidney; William Deering, Sidney; Phyllis Dan- dignac, Delhi; Eleanor Donnel­ly, Walton: Joseph F. Delaney, Sidney; James Engert, De-. lancey.

Also Leca Estus, Andes; Marguerite Fairbaim, Arkville; Dean Gerould' Walton; Marga­re t Gottfried, Margaretville; Clair Gray Sr., Walton; Joseph Gardepe, Walton; Rose Hughes, Oneonta; Gertrude Hoy, Downs- ville; Harold Hafele, Delhi; Roma Hagg, Bainbridge; Wayoe Hall, Bovina Center; John How­land, Walton; David HubbjiSd, Delhi; Florence*B. Hall, Stam­ford; Margaret Layman, Bloom- ville; Dorothy Liddle, Delan- cey; Willis Lutz, Roxibury.

Also Gladys Lakin, Hancock; Alan L. Leedh, Sidney Center; Elnora Munson, Sidney Cen­ter; Joel Millias, Unadilla; Clayton Morse, Hancock; Ev- erette Miller. Walton; Marion Matthews, Delhi; Anne Moneta, Walton; Sally Moore, Deposit; Nelson L. Miler Jr., Dehi; Car- ence Nichos, Wat on; Ellen 01-

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(Lanesville, Jan. 7Kenneth Neal and Frankie

Santora returned home after spending a few days in New York city.

Michael Buley, who is home on leave from the Army, was given a going-away party by his Lanesville friends Saturday night a t the Stony Clove Inn. Michael is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Buley of Shanda- ken, and he left Sunday to re­turn tp Atlanta. Ga.

Alan Berryann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berryann of Mount Tremj)er, has returned home after sipending a few days with his unde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hareld Quick.

Lanesville, Dec. 31Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Doyle

Jr. and family fo West Camp spent the holiday weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ger­ald Doyle Sr. and family.

Miss Barbara Hadranyi of Buffalo State University and Kenneth Neal of Oneonta State University college are home for the holiday'vacation.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Groene- wold and son, Donald, of Chi­chester had Christmas djpner with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Groenewold and Mrs. Frances Groenewold.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fitz­patrick returned home after spending time in New York city.

Benjamin North was taken to the Benedictine hospital Sat­urday.

Mrs. Nellie Haynes of Phoe­nicia and A1 Wright Sr. had Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wright Jr. Me. and

Janice and Frankie Sintora and Nancy and Kenneth Neal have returned home after spending a few days with Frank Santora a t New Rochelle.

Mrs. Gertrude Stiller of Phoenicia, Millard Ruoff and son. Jack, of Schenectady sind Mrs. Robert Ingalls and fam­ily of Oneonta spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ruoff.Mrs. Arthur ladonisi and family of Ballston Spa, Mr. and Mrs. David Frier and daughter of

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Mrs. Josephine Devoti of Brooklyn spent the holiday 'weekend with her family. Bud Devoti and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­liam Sickler. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sickler and son, Thom­as, were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Sickler, Mrs. Josej^ine Devoti and son. Bud.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Quick spent Christmas day with Mr. emd Mrs. Charles Berryann and family in Mount Tremper.

Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Schoon­maker and family of Cabort, Ark., are spending time with her father, William Benjamin.

Mrs. Nelson Higgins spent Christmas weekend with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Higgins, at Sche­nectady.

Mr, and Mrs. Richard Burke and son, Richard, of Greenfield, Mass., and his mother, Mrs. Anna Burke of Palenville spent Christmas weekend with Post­master and Mrs. Fred Becker.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green of Broad Channel spent Christ­mas weekend wihh her brother^ in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haenlein. They all had Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Valk in Tanners- ville., Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ing and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rotella of Ravena, Mr. and Mrs. Amado Lumbaca and family of Phoe­nicia, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hig­gins and family of Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. George Ostrander Jr. and family of South Bethlehem, Mr. and Mrs. James Ostrander and family of Grand Gorge and Betty and John Ostrander spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geoi’ge Ostrander.

Rev. and Mrs. H. Chase Page and family of Palmyra, Wis., are spending time with her mother, Mrs. Beecher Smith Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kap- pel of Boiceville and Mrs. Beecher Smith Sr. were Christ­mas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Smith Jr. and

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Shavertown, Jan. 7Bi'My Finkle returned to has

school on Long Island Thurs­day, after spending the week with his parents here.

Leonard Stevens spent the New Year’s and his birthday at the Stevens cottage here. Bad roads and weather kept traf­fic from unneeded movement, so the four younger children were the only ones to watch the old year out with him.

Herb and Hilda Neild of Liv­ingston Manor spent the early evening on ithe last day of ithe year with the Leiand Titches. Radiio threat of heavy snow sent them home early via Cat Hollow and Roscoe.

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Denver-Vega, Jan. 7Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunter,

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Greene and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Greene and children, Susan, Steven and Scott, were New Year’s day guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Tischmacher and family ait Roxbury.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ham­mond and children, Karla, i to y Jo, Kenny and Daniel, of Otego were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Greene and family.

Miss Ehiiily Shultis of Brad­ford, N. Y., spent her Christ­mas vacation from Bradford central school teaching staff with her pau-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shultis.

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ber of Commerce will sponsor a Grand Prix snowmobile rally Feb. 6 and 7 a t the fairgrounds •in Walton. There will be com- petative racing on an amateur basis. The C of C hopes that

i this will be the beginning of an annual winter festival for the coimty.

sen, Blocanville; Gordon Peas- lee, Hancock; Van Peters, Han­cock; Charles Proper, Downs­ville; Donald Ritz, ^ank lin .

Also Claire Russell, Bovina Center; Benjamin Shaw, Delhi; Sylvia Sabbia, Walton; Pauline Swanick, East Meredith Eliza­beth Triolo, Hobart; V e d a Thomson, Walton; Samuel C. Tompkins j k , Stamford; Hetty TuiSt, Eas^M eredith; George VeSHf Della; Charlotte Walley, Walton; LJoyd W i l l i a m s , Downsville; Erika Weber, Bo­vina Center; Margie Warner, Deposit; Frances Watson, Wal­ton; Hans Zandt, Walton.

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Douglas Conine, 49, of Ash­land was arrested by state po­lice of the Margaretville station on New Year’s Eve on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Taken before Town Justice An­drew Schuman Jr., Conine was ordered to the Delaware coun­ty jail to await acticwj of the present grand jury. The charge is a felony because of a previ­ous conviction for DWI during the last 10 years.

Salvatore Aprea O perated Hotel

Salvatore J. Aprea, 65, of Kingston, a former Margaret- ville r e s i d e n t and owner- operator of the Paradise lodge, died in Kingston hospital yes­terday following a long illness.

A requiem high mass will be held from St. Joseph’s church in Kingston Saturday a t 10 a. m. folowed by burial in Kingston.

He is survived by his wife, Emma Aprea; three sons, Louis of Garden City, L. I., Robert

. of Pottsville, Pa., and John of Lexington, Va.; a sister, Mrs. Mary Cuomo of New York city, and two grandsons.

Friends may call a t the Simp­son funeral home, Albany ave­nue, in Kingston Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Delhi.—^The vocational educa­tion division of Delhi Tech is offering .the beginning office worker program on Monday, Jan. 18. The course develops capabilities in typing, book­keeping, abbreviated shorthand, mailroom procediu«s and use of office machines^ I t is de­signed for students having an interest in business, but with limited or no training in the field. The course is one semes­ter of 16 weeks covering 450 hours of instruction, six hours per day.

Evening business courses will also begin Jan. 18. Courses offered for credit include type­writing, human relations, prin­ciples of finance, tourism, American Literature 2, intro­duction to statistics, creatlvev^ writing and international rela- ' tions.

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The name of John Fenton was added to the list of MCS juniors who made the honor roll for the first marking period a t Margaretville central school. The name was not included in the list published in last Mreefe’s . News. ■?'

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