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Chichester, Feb. 8Mrs, Ward Koons fell and

injured her leg at her home in Silver hollow and was taken to a New York hosptial.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mihill and family of Olive Bridge were Monday dinner guests of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Otis McDonald, and family to cele­brate Amy Mihdll’s first birth­day.

Mr. and Mrs. George Sweet and family spent Sunday with

C h i c h e s t e rihre brother4n-Jaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Myron B ^ o c k , and family a t Harvard.

Mr. and Mrs. William De- Kosk'ie and children of Nor­walk, Conn., spent the week­end with her mother, Mrs. Bar­bara Caton.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Craig and family of Kingston spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Craig.

Carol Ann Gilsinger, daugh­ter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gil­singer, has the chickenpox.

Charles Sweet and friend of Chicopee, Mass., spent Sunday with his brother-in-law and sis-

Fdeld work has started in Ulster county on a state-wide survey of real property values. Spot checks will be made of values of randomly selected propertiej in each municipality.. The information is used to up­date state equalization rates in the communities.

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ter, Mr. and Mrs. HermanQuick, and daughter, Melanie.He also visited his brother. George, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Laddick of Schenectady were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Ehlbeck.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Du- micich and sons attended a wedding shower for her niece a t Queens Village Simday.

The WMS of the Chichester Wesleyan church will hold a regular meeting Monday, Feb. 12.

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Beverly Benjamin, HA, grad­uated from Great Lakes Naval Training school in Illinois last Thursday. After spending the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Benjamin Sr., she reported for duty a t St. Albans Naval hospital.

Charles Sweet and friend Chicopee, Mass., visited his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Quick, and his niece, Mrs. Dean Close, and her husband Saturday afternoon. Saturday evening he visited his father a t the Community hospi­tal in Stamford.

B o o s te r s to M e e tBoiceville, Feb. 8.—The reg­

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The Phoenicia NewsBy Mrs. Blanche Kirk

Sal Pennisi returned home from the Benedictine hospital in Kingston Thursday.

The Onteora central school system closed early last week Thursday because of the on­coming storm.

The monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the M. F. A^itney Hose Co. of Phoenicia will be held Wednesday, Feb. 14, at the firehouse.

Mrs. Steve Stettine and son, Scott, of Shandaken, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy and chil­dren, Lori Ann and Richie, and Mr. and Mrs. John Staiger and sons, Christopher, Paul and John, were Sunday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sal Pennisi.

Mrs. Grace Fogarty of Sho- kan is spending the week at the home of her niece, Mrs. Vita Guglemetti, and family.

Sally Berryann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Berryann, is ill with the chickenpox.

Mrs. Loretta Van Leu%"an was taken to the Benedictine hospital in Kingston Saturday morning by the Town of Shan­daken ambulance service.

Mrs. Keneth Umhey Jr. gave a buffet style dinner party Jan. 30 in honor of her husband’s birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Keneth Umhey, Sr., Mrs. Helen Umhey, Mr. and Mrs.

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Thursday, Feb. 8Stanley Craig and daughters, Cindy and Delephine, Kevin Umhey, Mr. and Mrs. Hov/ard Umhey and son, Jame.?, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hastie and children, Jessica and Scott, of Mt. Ti-emper, Mrs. MjTtle Frasier of Shandaken, Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Newton of Wood- stock and Mr. and Mrs. Jwrnes P latt of Phoenicia.

Joseph Doyle was taken to the Benedictine hospital in Kingston early Friday morning by the Town of Shandaken srni- bulance service and was put in the intensive care unit.

AOl John Schoonmaker of the Navy spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Schoonmaker. He is stationed in Washington, D. C.

Mrs. Lorenzo Rotella visited her brother, Lester Quick, in Kingston on Friday.

PFC Vincent Bernstein of the Marines has been transfen-ed to Puerto Rico for a few weeks. He traveled there on the USS Nashville.

John Staiger returned last week from a two-week stay with his brother, Thomas Staiger, and his wife and six children in Chula Vista, Calif.

David Quick and Henry Bar­ley of Kingston spent the week­end, at the home of Mr. and Mrss Lorenzo Rotella and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Loveless visited her brother, George Gabriel, in the Albany Veterans hospital on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Staiger and son, Christopher and Paul, visited his sister, Mrs. Bernie Schwerdtfeger, in Kingston on Sunday afternoon.

The Phoenicia United Meth­odist Youth will sponsor a dance with a rock band on Sat­urday, Feb. 24, from 7:30 to 11

Plans to introduce a reappor­tionment measure to the Ul­ster county legislature a t to­day’s meeting have had to be postponed until 1970. Popula­tion figures can be checked through a computer to deter­mine if proposals meet the one- man, one-vote concept.

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Shandaken, Feb. 8Joseph Rotella celebrated his

fourth birthday Friday evening with a party. Those attending were Dale Cole of Big Indian, Connie, Donna and Eric Kirk, Sherry and Angelica Rotella and Susan Faulkner of Phoe­nicia, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rockell, his grandmother, Mrs. Roy Platt, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rotella.

Tracy and Bobby Jones, chil­dren of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones, are sick with the chicken pox.

Lt. Commander James Mur­phy was home from Japan to spend a few days with his mother, Mrs. Ethel Wettje.

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Dutcher and daughter of Dale City, Va., spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dutcher.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dutcher returned home last week from a week’s vacation in Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smithers and Dick Merwin attended an Amway rally in the Holiday Inn at Newburgh Saturday night.

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Virginia Bernstein missed her first day of school in 11% years to attend the graduation of her brother, Vincent, from boot camp with the Marines in Par­ris Island, S. C.

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W o r th y o f ‘N o te s ’. Cub Pack 60 held its January meeting last week Tuesday a t the Phoenicia e l e m e n t a r y school. The theme for the month was “Music Makers," and David Groom and Jeffrey Herbert started with a roll of drums while other members of Den 5 marched in and sang the National Anthem.

The famOy program was de­voted to music, and parents, sisters and brothers sang to the cubs, who replied wdth songs of their own. The Webelos den presented its one and only no­practice band, and the closing song was led by Den 1.

Personal inspection of the cubs was made in anticipation of the pack reregistration later this month. Ninety per cent of the boys scored in the upper 90s on items such as uniforms, insignia and personal cleanli­ness.

Three new Bobcat candi­dates, Richard Murphy, Chris Staiger and Paul Smith, re­ceived Wolf books and square coins. They will be taken into the pack at the blue and gold dinner this month. Bear badges were presented to Darren Smith, John Galligan, Jay Ros- sitz and David Groom, who also received a gold arrow.

The largest collection of Webelos activity badges went to Michael , Martin, who re­ceived athlete, artist, engineer, forester, scholar, scientist and sportsman badges. Other We­belos cubs receiving badges were Alan Murray, athlete; Paul Carr, athlete, and Stephen LaMarca, athlete and scholar.

The awards were presented by Cubmaster Ed Schlosser and Webelos leader Russ Vaspol. The attendance award was pre­sented to the Webelos den by Assistant Cubmaster Paul Carr.

Prizes earned by the boys during the fund-raising cam­paign were presented by Bob­cat Chris Staiger on behalf of his mother, Mrs. Jane Staiger, the pack committee chairman. First prize, a watch, went to Jamse Fernandez; second, i fishing i>ole, went to David Dugan, and third, a camera, went to David Groom. All other cubs received a pen and pencil set.

As Mrs. Staiger had to leave the meeting early, her son, Chris, was called to receive the recognition given her for her work with the pack during the last several years. On her be­half, he accepted the large handmade necklace, presented her by the pack.

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Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hillriegel and two daughters of BullviJle visiited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wa&hibum and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hillriegel, over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Avery and son, James, and Mrs. Edna Avery of Amenia visited Mrs. Miilicent Buerge Sunday after­noon.

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