Page Two—NEWS, MargaretvUle, N. Y. . ' ' Thurs., Nov. 9, 1972

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N e w s T h a t B e c a m e H i s t o r y

Out’of-Season Game Case Caused

ig Smdl In Law EnfwranientTen Years Ago

Nov. 1, 1962 IVfargoretville — The most

stubborn fire fought by Mar­garetville firemen in many years wrecked the interior of the uncompleted new Schwarz home on Meeker hill at Dun- raven. It took nearly five hours to subdue flames, which had spread from a spark under a fireplace cleanout into a wood­pile and other material in the cellar. Arena firemen joined the fight after they had sub­dued a chimney fire in their own territory.

MaTgaret\’IUe — A 2-1 win over Roxbury gave Margaret­ville central schooMhe Upper Delaware league soccer cham­pionship and an invitation to the sectionals.

Mfirgaretville—The remodeled Margaretville Methodist church will be reconsecrated at the 11 a.m. service Sunday.

Margaret\’ille — A motion to hold a meeting of Stone school- house district voters Nov. 8 to decide the fate of the 142-year- old structure has been rescind­ed by the Margaretville central school board of education. It is the last remaining district school property in possession of the MCS district.

Sfaavertown—Part of the up­per structure of the old iron bridge a t Shavertown appeared above the receding waters of the PepactfHi reservoir last week Thursday. This is the second time the bridge has been exposed since it was covered by reservoir waters after it had collapsed while attempts were being made to remove it.

MargaretviUe — Su{)ervisor James Cantwell has made a requisition for an emergency power plant to be installed in the basement of Margaretville central school.

N ov. 8, 1962 IB iriceville—^Two v e te ra n A ir

Force pilots were killed Wed­nesday afternoon when their trainer jet crashed and burned on Stickler ridge of Peekamoose mountain.

Big Indian — An Air Force helicopter landed at John’s Sunoco station at Big Indian to refuel as it ran low while searching for the crashed jet plane. It landed at the rear of the station, and when in­formed the pumps were a t the front, the pilot hopped it over the building, "nie craft took 78 galjons of low grade gaso­line.

Hamden — The Delaware County Federation of Sports­men’s Clubs will celebrate its 30th anniversary with a ban­quet at the Hamden Inn.

Delhi—The GOP fared well in Tuesday’s voting, with all Republican candidates winning from 2-1 to 3-1 margins in Delaware county.

Hioenlcia — Troopers W. W. Wiedeman and Leon Dwienski and Constable Robert Grennie had to keep the windows of the troop car open while taking two Albany men to a justice of the peace, where the one of the two paid $52.50 for taking wild game out of season. The cul­prit was not allowed to keep tbe skunk he had shot, and the evidence was quickly disposed of after the case was closed.

Shavertown—A flock of 100 snow geese spent the night on the upper Titch road, where there was little traffic because of the snowstorm.

Boicevflle—Bus operation at Onteora central school has be­come a quarter-mOlion dollari annual business.

MargaretvlUp-^MCS was de­feated, 1-0, by New Berlin in the first game of the soccer sectjonafls.

Twenty Years AgoOct. 31, 1952

SCargiu«tville — 'Hie Marga-

I t is the careful consideration to the little details that provides the \ita l answer to your needs- the most effective way we may be of assistance.

J O H N R . F I T Z S I M M O N S

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HERRICK FUNERAL HOMEMargafetville Phone 586-4811

Guess Who Is Just Around the Comer?

Our stock of living rocxn and dining room furni­ture as well as dinette sets is nearly complete. It is not too early to lay away for Christmas. A small deposit will hold your selection.

Special Discount PricesOn Items That Will Not Be Restocked

MargaretviUe FuriHliire Store

retvi^s hospitfil has signei} a contract to huve 40 operatwi r«dios instaUiad on p»t^^^lt beds.

Aritvflle—^With the exceptionof a short stretch in Arkville, barriers have been removed from the new (Eoljcrete for four m jl» east of Marg»retviUe »nd tbe long, bumpy summer has become & memory,

Marg»retvU}e — A snowfall three to six inches deep Tues­day has dampened the fire danger in the CatskiUs, but the rest of the state remains dry.

Shandaken — Supervisor George Fichtner has announced that two bridges destr<^ed in the rainmaker’s flood” of No­vember 1950 will be recon­structed. One is the Donahue bridge a t the entrance to the Big Indian valley, and the other is a bridge in Fox hollow. The county will rebuild both spans.

Nov. 7, 1952Margaretville — The Republi­

can sweep through Delaware county was the biggest in his­tory, as all GOP candidates, headed by Eisenhower and Nixon, drew a 3-1 margin.

Margaretville—Dr. and Mrs. William Gallo have purchased the Aaron Mirski home at the edge of the village.

Pine Hill — The new Ham­mond spinet organ will be dedi­cated at the service of the Community church in Pine Hill Sunday.

Albany — New York state forests were closed to the pub­lic Sunday night because of the forest fire demger, and all hunt­ing has been banned in­definitely.

Allaben — Spectators were showered Tuesday afternoon when someone droK>ed a hose during a demonstration of a fire engine.

Margaretville—Robert Elliott was elected capt£iin of the MCS football team for 1952 after the team’s final game.

Fifty Years AgoNov. 3, 1922

Arkville — There will be a harvest supper Saturday at Fairibairn’s hotel.

Margaretville—A new banner has been presented to the Mar­garetville high school by S. S. Myers.

Margaretville — The Marga­retville post office dispatched 295 pieces of registered mail Tuesday.

Margaretville—Warren Arch­ibald of New Kingston was on the street Tuesday afternoon

leflKdiRf » mountoin on a ieflj»h. Mr. ApaWbftld obtained the 10 ontJ)H[>]L(il cub fcpm Montana an4 H to Dr.Smith to have two of its teeth pulled.

Halcottville — Members of WftWaka hose company voted un»niniousiy to tjave fire house e iee ti^ Ughte.

Aren»--Mrs. C. A- Hunt jg the owner of an A^^-bfttched pullet which has laid 25 eggs in 29 days.

Gilboa—An unidentified Ita l­ian worker who was smothered by a cavern of stone dust wtiUe working on the Gilboa project was found to have been carry­ing $500 in savings.

N ov, 10, 1B?2Dry Brook — Will Robinson

of Fleisohmanns suffered a broken collarbone when he was thrown and dragged by a heifer he had been leading fyom My­ron Todd’s.

Margaretville — Margeu-et- ville, which is one of the few remaining villages and hamlets v.iiich do not have electricity, hopes to have a power pljint installed next summer.

Kelly Comers — Subscribers of the Bragg Hollow and Kelly Corners telejrfione line will meet to decide whether to or­ganize a company. ■

Arkville—The Arkville Water Company has been digging ditches and putting an water mains during the week.

Advertisement—We have on hand the following used ears: Ford roadster, $90; Ford road­ster, $125; Ford touring, $100; Ford touring, $125; New Ford touring, 1922 model, $400; pidsmobile six, new tires, good running order, $500; GMC two-ton truck, $900. Sanford and Jenkins, Margaretville.

Arkville — There were two wrecks on the Ulster and Dela-

. ware at Arkville during the last week. The westbound milk train piled up opposite the Lo­cust Grove house Saturday morning when one car broke a flange. Monday morning three cars of milk cans turned over a t the main line bridge west of

Tri»l Pttnel Drawn For Extended Term

An additional panel of trial juroi^ has t>een drawn for an extended October tenn of Del­aware County Court to begin at 1;30 p jn . Monday, Nov. 13. On the panel are the fdiowing names from this area;

Martha Camf>bell, Ruth Dar­ling, I ^ a Estus, I^uise Hin?, Mary H. X^dffle and Stanley Reed of Andes; Berfcha Ender- iin, George Haight and Vir­ginia i<utz of Roxbury; Eva i ^ l e r an4 Ivilljan K ^ly of Fleischmsnns; Mary Ann Hal- perp of MargaretviUe; Doris B u^ of Halcottville; Vincent Trimbell Jr., Emma Van Buren, Roy Van Buren and John Weber of Bovina Center.

IVlirror Is StolenTheft of an 18-inch mirror

from a post on Walnut street was reported to state police Sunday by Roswell R. Sanford of Margaretville. The mirror had been used as a safety de­vice to protect a blind driveway.

the station. No .one was in­jured in eittier wreck, but sev­eral cars were demolished in SatJir^y 's pile-up.

Arkviile-^Willis Beadle has his new cement block factory neju-ly completed.

^^lunount—A dog belonging to D. J. Judson treed a gray fox one day last week. The fox was 15 feet from the ground , when brought down by a shot.7. BfatgWetvllle — The Pocan- tico Inn and stores will dose Saturday and reopen in April.

Margaretville—^The block oc­cupied by Sam Bluestone as a store ^nd residence has been purchased by him from S. S. Myers.

Bijf Indian — Eight hunters tried linsuccessfully to shoot the one small buck in a herd of 13 deer in an orchard here.

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ArkviJie, Nov, 9Mf, »nd Mrs, Andpwv Vn»4-

enbiHTfb seeompiifliBd Mr, and Mrs, grrowt Vrgdwjburjjh of Delhi to sp^nd 3un4fty with Mr. and Mrs, Mftrion Vredenburgh at ChPiwngo

Mr, and Mrs, Howard Barnes were Sunday guests of her brother and sister'in- law, Mr. and Mrs, Merwin Conidin, and family at WaJton,

Mr, and Mra, Nelson Oela­me ter visited their sm, Neison Jr., at Alfred State TechnUtai coll#g» Saturday- It was Par­ents’ Freshnmn weekend,

Mr, and Mrs, Harold (Jarri- son spent the weekend with their sjwi'in-law and dauji^ter, Mr, and Mrs, Willard and family at Syracuse.

Mrs, Arthur Fllupeit returned home FVlday frw i Margaret^ vilip Memorial hosiHtal after major surgery performed by Dr. Halim. Her mpth^, Mrs, Ernest Payette, who spent last week with the family, went home to Albany Tuesday, Mrs, Elva Kittle accompanied the Payettes for a few days visit.

Mrs. Frank Reynolds of Indian Lake has been spending a few days with her mbther, Mrs. Marvin Bussy.

Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W lis Tremper were Mr. and Mrs. Percy Reinhardt and Mrs. Nelle Coulter of One- ontft and Mrs, Lena Robinson of Walton.

Mrs. Lester Guier was ad­mitted to Margaretville Me­morial hospital Monday.

Benn FuUer is on the deeui’s

ArkvilleVictory M a r k e t s , Inc.,

reached a record sales level of $91,0^,749 for the aim mGoOis ending S«f)t 30. TMi i§ up 4.3 per 9»»t from the eefWi- ppnding period in 19T1, How­ever, the 197SI operations suited 4n a net Iosk or 3.7 cento per share eom’ pared to a net iwpfit pf >450,- 764 (or the 1971 pert«J, The last three months of the 1073 period r»nilted in » m t profit of 172,149,

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list a t DutBbew County Com- founity ct^ege at ppifflSjksep 1 , He is »on of Mrg. Fl<wence Todd ef P«y Bro<^ road,

Mrs, John Roberts is spend' ing a few days this week at the h<wne of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Paul Bailey, at West Haverstmw.

Early ThanksgivingNpw Kiflfrten, Nov. 9.—The

N m iOaggton Valley Orange iMk) m r*futef meeting Thurs-

? 4 # t with ft Good Granger «ljE»j?er « t the beginning of the m^tfKng- Forty-one attended and e i ^ e d a feast of turkey eeiOfraHim Thanksgiving.

The leoturer's program was hy Mw, i»dle Oravetz, begin- fHng fey singing around the tsbie, and evei^one spoke on wb»t *»d to be thankful for. A poem was read by Betty SHioiit, quiz games wei« played and the program wws condud- ed ^ singing.

The meeting voted on three new members. A report from State G i^ ge was mven by Mr. am} Mrs, ClwHes HbUiidge.

N w t meeting will be held Dec, 7.

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