The Chichester NewsBy Mrs. Herman Quick

Mrs. B arbara Caton has re ­turned home a f te r spending five days w ith her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam DeKoskie, and family a t Norwalk, Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Decker J r . and children, T erri and ' Kelly, of Rockville, Conn., spent the weekend camping a t Devil’s Tombstone and visited his p ar­ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phil­lips, and his grandm other, Mrs. Irene Pokomy.

Mr.s. Emma Sm ith is spend­ing tim e w ith her sister, Mrs. Bessie Birch, a t Walden.

Mr. and Mrs. W alter Os­tran d er and son of Grand Gorge visited her grandm other, Mrs. Ann Hallenbeck, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. B ernard Guil- m ette J r . of M ontpelier, Vt.,

Thursday, May 25spent from Saturday until Wed­nesday a t E lm er’s T railer park in Phoenicia. They visited their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mongeur.

John P. S taiger was dis­charged from th e Benedictine hospital Sunday a fte r undergo­ing tests for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Levine celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary a t their home here w ith 40 gusets Saturday eve­ning.

A group of young people of Chichester W esleyan church en­joyed bowling a t the Wood- stock Lanes Friday evening. A fter bowling they w ent to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wolf­gang Adels for pizza.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Laddick and son, Jerry , spent a few

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days w ith the ir son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H enry Sleight Jr., and sons a t Du­mont, N .J., Mrs. H. J . Apple- ford oi Delano, Calif., is spend­ing a m onth w ith her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Laddick.

Rev. and Mrs. Otis McDon­ald attended the graduation of the ir daughter, Glenna, a t Houghton college Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. M ilton 0.sborn of Catskill moved her grand­m other, Mrs. Irene Pokom y, back to h er home a fte r spend­ing the w inter a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phillips.

Mrs. Jam es Lenehan of Sil­ver hollow was adm itted to the Holy Name hospital a t Tea- neck, N .J., Wednesday. She underw ent surgery on her neck Friday.

Mrs. George U ngar of Mount Trem per, Mrs. F ran Groene- wold of Lanesville and grand­son, Dondi, of Chichester. Mrs. George Call of Phoenicia, Mrs. Irene Pokorny, Mrs. Charles Thomson, Mrs. Carl H arrington and Mrs. H erm an Quick and daughter, Melanie, enjoyed games and refreshm ents a t the home of Mrs. Joseph Doyle in Phoenicia Thursday afternoon.

A new well was drilled last week a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Quick. The well, which is 302 feet deep and pro­ducing 25 gallons a minute, was drilled toy E arl Kellerhouse of W est Hurley.

Mrs. Virgil W innie of Big In ­dian, Mrs. A lbert K irk of Phoe­nicia, Mre. A lfred Lane of Palenvaille and M rs. Douglas C lark visited Mrs. Norm an Os­trander a t Rhinebeck Thursday.

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Lanesville, M ay 25

Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Koehler and sons, Jam es and Jeffrey, of Baldwin, L.I., spent the weekend a t their new chalet.

Mr. and Mrs. L ester Fenley of F o rt Lauderdale, F la., spent the weekend w ith his brother, Dennis Fenley.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C lark and daughter of Ravena, Ohio, spent the weekend w ith her parents, M r. and, Mrs. Gordon Groenewold. Mrs. C lark and daughter are spending th ree weeks w ith her parents and Mrs. F ran Groenewold.

Mrs. Ronald Sickler was (Ms- charged from the Benedictine hospital Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Doyle and sons, Gerald and David, of W est Camp spent the weekend w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Doyle Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. H arold M ont­gomery and daughter, Debbie, of W hately, Mass., visited Mr. and Mrs. Dean Close Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. R ichard Burke and son, Ricky, of Greenfield, Mass., spent th e weekend w ith h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. F red Becker. Mrs. Anna Burke of Palenville spent Sunday a t the Becker home.

JVIurray Home SoldPine Hill, May 25.—Mr. and

Mrs. M. I to of New York have bought the form er W alter M ur­ray home on Academy stree t and have taken possession. They plan to use this as a sec­ond home, spending weekends and vacations here. The sale was m ade by Mildred W adler, Pine HUl rea l esta te braker.

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Memorial Day Para<le To Be In Phoenicia

Phoenicia, May 25. — Plans for the Memorial day parade are being made by the Ameri­can Legion, V eterans of Foreign W ars and o ther Shandaken or­ganizations. The parade will be held on Monday, sta rting w ith the lineup a t the in ter­section of route 214 and Romer s tree t a t 9 a.m.

Leading the parade will be the Legion color guard, w ith a drum and bugle corps from the Phoenicia elem entary school under the direction of Ronnie W estervelt. Groups of Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Brownies and Cub Scouts will follow. M anagers and players of the Shandaken L ittle League will be in the lineup, w ith members of local fire departm ents in the rear.

The parade will leave aibout 9:45 and tu rn 'left a t the in ter­section down Main s tree t to the parish field, w here exer­cises will be held in m emory of w ar dead. The m ain speaker will be Rev. Ralph D arm stadt of the M emorial United Meth­odist church a t Shandaken. Rev. Joseph Loftus, assistan t pasto r a t S t. F rancis de Sales parish in Phoenicia, will give the benediction.

For th e f irs t time, the Me­m orial day parade will be graced w ith the presence of a

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W ILLING HANDS helped to m ake the Shan­daken recycling weekend a success despite S a t­urday’s rain. Town Supervisor Raymond J. Dimn w aits to hand up box of paper while High­

way Superintendent Archie Aley passes a bundle to Mrs. Charlotte Jacobsen, chairm an of the town of Shandaken conservation advisory council.

Two Loads Of Recyclable Material Are Collected“Poppy Queen.” A com m ittee of th e Phoenicia elem entary school PTA, comprised of Mrs. Helen Cordo, M rs. P a t Rowe and Mrs. Hope Gilsinger, to ­gether w ith Michael Gallagher, gym teacher, gathered the nam es of all girls in th e sixth grade and these w ere w ritten on a slip of i)aper, which was pu t in a h a t and drawn. The nam e of Teresa G rant was picked a s "Queen” w ith Shirley Van Valkenburgh, B a r b a r a Fau lkner and Carol Gilsinger as Princesses dn h er court.

Town constables, sheriff’s deputies and fire policemen will ibe on duty along the line of m arch (to regulate traffic.

Fifteen ExaminedPhoenicia, May 25.—^Ambly­

opia eye screening for pre­school children was held a t the Phoenicia elem entary school to check for the ‘Uazy eye” condi­tion which m akes one eye de­velop fa ste r than th e other. The volunteers, m em bers of the towm of Shandaken nursing com m ittee assisting the school nurse, w ere Beverly Roese, Lil­lian Bungay, Vivien Bernstein and E tta Hanigan. School nurse-teacher Mrs. Clarke, in charge of the program , sta ted th a t 15 children had been ex­amined.

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Phoenicia, May 25.—^Despite the steady downpour Saturday, the two-day town of Shanda­ken recycling program g ath ­ered enough m ateria l over the weekend to fiH two large tow n trucks. The m aterial was taken to K ingston Sunday af­ternoon.

M aterial collected consisted of paper, glass and alvmiinum c£uis. Mr. and Mrs. E lm er Loveless volunteered the use of th e ir b am as an emergency depot when the rain threatened the collection of paper S atu r­day.

The loaded trucks w ere driven to K ingston by Joe Ciardi and Dan Aley, accom­panied toy Town Highway Su­perintendent Archie Aley. O ther trucks for the drive were do­nated and driven by Howard Umhey and Jam es Gardner.

The drive was sponsored by 1 th e Shandaken Environm ental ' Advisory council, dn conjimc-

- taon w ith the U lster county en­vironm ental task force.

Class Is BuildingThe carpentry class of the

U lster county Board of Cooper- otive Educational services has been engaged in fabricating a cam p ibuilding for the YMCA fo r th e “Y” camp in Shokan. The building, which wiU m eas­u re 20 feet by 60 feet, is being fabricated in sections, which will be assembled on a prev­iously prepared foundation.

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