Two CATSKILL MOUNTAIN NEWS MargaretviUe, N. Y., Thursday, August ^1963

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•It, within 30 days after purchase, you are not complete!» satisfied or you can buy another mattress with as muca value for the same or less money, return your Golden Sleea mattress or box spring for full refund.

M argaretviUe Furniture StoreRoy D. Scott, Prop.

Andes

Phone 586-4368

Andes, Aiig. 6

Dr. and Mrs. Jack Hill and chil­dren of Hartford, Conn., spent the weekend a t the home of Miss Bes­sie Bruce ^ d Mrs. Freink Pronk. They brought Mrs. Alma Van der Meer of Wooster, CHiio, w^o is spending two to three weeks with Miss Bruce. Dr. and Mrs. Hill are missionaries in Cebu, Philip­pine Islands. The Hills, Mrs. Van der Meer and Miss Bruce were missionaries in China and were be­hind the Iron Curtain.

,Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jurgeson and daughter of Skaneateles have been visiting her mother, Mrs. Donald Dickson, for a week. They also spent a few days visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Dickson and daughters in Poughkeepsie.

Miss EZathleen Oles went to Camp Minnetoska, the Girl Scout camp, a t Cooperstown Tuesday for two weeks.' Katiilee^i Redden, Carmen Russell ^ d Betsy Tweedie are there for one week.

Mrs. Macon Smith was a patient a t the MargaretviUe hospital for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hess of Mohawk spent several days with her sister, Mrs. Earle Woolheater.

Fred Temming is a patient at MargaretviUe hospital.

Mrs, AUie Bramley and grand­daughter, Lorna Jakszewski, spent Saturday with her áon-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Trettner, and family in Sidney.

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Collins and son, Jeffrey, spent several days with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cole, and famUy. Sunday guests of the Coles were his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Ployd Cole, his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Torrey, and famüy of Oneonta and and Mrs. Richard Cole and family of Andes.

Joseph Jakszewski spent Satur­day visiting his son-in-law. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dzurissin in Sidney.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerace and son of Rochester have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clide Edwards, for the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Liddle aiid family, Mr. and Mrs. Miffal MiUer and Mrs. Donald Dickson visited Mrs. Dickson’s son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Dick­son, and daughters and Mrs. Mil­ler’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Schoonmaker, in iPoughkeepsie Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews and sons attended the wedding of his neidiew in Cortland Saturday.

Mi:, and Mrs. Bruce Champlin were Sunday guests a t the ho|ne of their son and daughter-in-íaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ricjiard Champlin, in Franklin Sunday.

Miss Debbie Oliver of Oneonta spent the weekend with her grand­parents, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Rider, and her aunt, Miss Faye Rider.

Mt. and Mrs. Leonard McKee and daughter of LouisviUe, Ky., are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McKee.

Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and sons, Gregory and David, of Al­mond were Tuesday to Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Har­vard.

Mrs. W alter Ruff was a patient a t the Delhi hospital from Wed­nesday imtU Saturday.

Vaino Westerling entered Mary Imogene Bassett hospital a t Coop­erstown Tuesday for observation.

Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and sons, Gregory and David, of Al­mond and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Harvard and daughter, Mary Kay, were Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Fletcher of Afton to celebrate Mrs. Harvard’s birthday.

Guests of Miss Alice Dorsett for 10 days were her sister, Mrs. Dorothy DeSilva, her niece, M^ss Dolores DeSilva, and her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Vesey, and children, aU of Bay- shore, L. L

Thomas Dorsett of M argaret­viUe came Tuesday and took his sister. Miss AUce Dorsett, and her Letchworth boarders to his home for dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. "nmpthy Ji Dor­sett returned to New York Sun­day after spending ^ o weeks jat their sunmier home on Palmer TTin. Mr. Dorsett’s son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Burke, and three sons of the Bronx are spending two weeks a t her father’s summer home.

Miss Kathy Vesey of Bayshore is spending a few days visiting her tmcle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dorsett, a t their home.

Miss Joyce AH- of St. Albans was a weekend guest of her par­ents, Dr. and Mrs. Albert L. All.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richter of RockviUe Center have returned io their home after spending two weeks with her sisters/ the Misses Elizabeth and Marjorie Bruce.

There wiU be no church services or Sunday school a t the United Presbyterian church imtU Sunday, Sept. 18.

Services a t the Pleasant VaUey Methodist church wiU be a t 8 p. m. Sunday.: Mr. and M rs." Cecil Huggins

spent the weekend visiting the Delaware W ater Gap and F ort Delaware a t Narrowsburg.

A rk v iU eBy Ittra. David WilUams

Arkville, Aug. 7Mrs. Beatrice Kauffman of For­

est HiUs spent last week with her cousin, Mrs. S. H. Halpem. Mrs. Halpem is visiting her sister, Mrs. A rthur Yaspan, on Lcmg Is­land this week.

A W edding A nniversary

Mrs. Bernard HuU attended^'á luncheon Thursday a t the Lea Croft in Roxbury in honor of the 29th wedding anniversiiry of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bush of Delhi.

Mr. and Mis. Frank Olivet and daughter, Cifidy, of Wappingers Falls were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Traver last week Tuesday.

Mrs. Donald KeUy was t^ e n to Kingston hospital Friday night. She underwent siurgery for hernia on Monday. Friends, wish her a speedy rceovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peck and children of Wawarsing spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Peck. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Peck and famUy left Wednesday to , return to their home a t Bloomington, Texas.

B irth of Son

T rooper and Mrs. Joseph Ells­worth of Accord are the p ^en ts of a son, Daniel Charles, weighing8% poxmds, bom July 29 a t the Benedictine hospit^, Kingston. Maternal grandparents aré Mr. and Mrs. Albert Babcock.

Mrs. Marian Murdock is visit ing her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Barnhart; a t Lew Beach.

Mrs. Joseph HavUand was in Albany Thiusday to bring her grandsons. Gene and John Robert Hayiland, home with her for a visit. They returned Monday.

Barbecne N et $175The chicken barbecue held last

week was successful and netted the Methodist church budget $175. Many friends from neighboring communities were present, which gives evidence th a t our annual barbecues are weU received. We appreciate their attendance.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arm­strong of Kingston spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder.

Ralph VanKeuren of St. Peters­burg, Fla., left Monday after spending two weeks with his son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Merwin George.

Mrs. Marion Robinson was a pa­tient in CatskiU hospital a few days last week.

Thomas Larampre of New YorJ? was a weekend guest a t the Open. Gate. ?.-7' "! V;-i f

Simday evening guests of 3Vfr. and Mrs. Donald Finch were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tut­tle, and grandmother, Mrs. Nellie Tuttle, of Bovina Center and her uncle, Earl Tuttle, of Havre de Grace, Md.

Harry Halcott Vetumed Monday after spending a month á t the Veterans hospital In Albany.

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn George, Mr. and Mrs. Cmlis VanValkenburgh ^ d Mr. and Mrs. Merwin George' were guests of Lynn George and Dick MiUer a t Stamford, Conn on the weekend.

D ry B ro o kBy M rs. E dith W liite

Dry Brook, Aug. 5AÍD:. and Mrs. George Hillriegel

returned from their honeymoon Sunday. Tuesday they went to their furnished apartment a t Mc- Graw, N. Y.

Salvatore Broi and his mother, Mrs. Mary Broi, and her grand­daughter, Janet, spent the week­end a t Cliff lodge. I t was Mrs. Broi’s first trip to the lodge.

Mr. and Mrs. Ted *Ediard are spending a vacation a t their home here across the covered bridge.

Mrs. Gladys Adams of Atlantic City, N. J., spent from Simday imtil Wednesday as guest of Mrs- Joseph Avery. '

Vincent Earl of Neptune, N. J., called on Mr. and Mi«. Arthur White Saturday.

Mrs. Lina KeUy and Miss Lena McCann of KeUy Comers were Sunday guests of Mrs. Joseph 'Avery. They aU caUed on Mk . A rthur White in the afternoon.

Mrs. John Haynes wiU speak a t a service a t the Halcott Center church Aug. 11.

Mr. Reisner of Andes wiU speak a t 9:30 a. m. in the Dry Brook chiu:ch Aug. 11.

Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Crook of Hamden were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Haynes Sunday eve­ning.

Mr. and Mrs. H á ^ M. George Sr. of CaldweU, N. J., aré spend­ing three weeks a t Mapledale cot­tage, their home in the vaUey. T h ^ have as guests their chUdren and grandchUdren, Mr. ánd Mrs. James George Sr., James Jr., Glenn and Cheryl Marie of Nor­folk, Va., Mi*, an^ Mrs. Robert George, Robert Jr.'an d Steven of Franklin, N. J„ Mrs. Mary Lou York and son. Tommy, of Lake Hiawatlia, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. George Jr. of EYanklinj N. J. "piey also entertained Mr. and Mrs. Don Giblock and chil­dren for four days over the week­end. The family motored to the CatskiU game farm Tuesday for a picnic.

P le a s a n t V a lle yBy M rs. EUen Van Steoabnrg

Pleasant VaUey, Aug. 5Mr. and Mrs. Ora Playford of

Delmar spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. W arren Weaver Sr.

W arren Weaver Jx. and son, AUen, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver were a t Albany Wednes­day to consult Mrs. Weaver’s doc- ton

Mr. and Mrs. GUbert Lord and chUdren of CobleskiU and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Norris and two chil­dren of Kingston were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W arren Weaver Sr. and helped Vera Lord celebrate her birthday.

Mrs. EUen Van 'Steenburg and Miss Gloria Van Steenburg a t­tended the McArthur reimion a t Walton Simday.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cook of BeUemore, L. I., are a t their camp here. ’

1^0 Morse of Albany is spend­ing a vacation with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Morse.

Robert Ashbach of West Cald­weU, N. J., was a guest of Weldon Morse a few days this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Liddle and daughter, Shirley, went to Sche­nectady Monday to pick up his sister, Mrs. Edward Kratz, and daughter, Donna, of Kenwick, Wash., who are to spend two weeks with her brothers'here.

D u n r a v e nBy Mrs. Balph DeSilva

Dunraven, Aug. 6Fred Fairbaim of Norfolk Navy

base, Va., is si>ending a 20-day leave with his parents, and Mrs. Orson Fairbaim.

Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam '^am er attended the stock car races at Fonda Saturday night.' Debra DeSilva of Oneonta spent Sunday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeSüva.

CTelebrated Four B irthdaysMr. and Mrs. Orson Fairbaim

entertained a t 'a barbecue and pic­nic a t their home' on Saturday to celebrate the birthdays of Orson, Floyd, Fred and Francis F air­baim. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Glenford Thompson and-daughter, Shirley, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ward Fairbaim Jr. of Schenec­tady, Mr. and Mrs. Em est Spick- erman £ind family of New Kings­ton, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fair­born, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fair­baim-. ̂ d ^daughter, Nancy, Nor­man Ji^ender ^ d Steve MíUct of M á^i^tv iU e.

■M r^ W Mrs. Fred" Wüson of B in ^ ^ to n were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeSilva.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fairbaim Jr. of Schenectady are spending their vacation a t the Fairbaim camp here. ,

Orson Fairbaim is having a week’s vacation from his duties a t the Gulf . service station in MargaretviUe.

S h ^ v e r tb w nBy Leland Titch

Shavertown, Aug. 5The Nathan Bechtels spent the

week at the Sgt. Finkle home. They returned to their AUentown, Pa., home Sunday morning to avoid heavy traffic, They had the REA turn on the power for the summer and, expect to bring SgÍÉ. Finkle, himself, up with them Aug. 11 to spend time here before returning to Hawaii and his ffim- üy. He wiU fly, 'as his car is still on Oahu, whUe he studied in Florida during July. "

Zeke Cunningham and a friend came up to the Cunningham place early Saturday morning to con­tinue work on the buUding. The wiring and ix>wer have been in- staUed and the Shultzes were moving in furniture and plumbing tWs past week.

There was no service a t the Shavertown church Sunday and i t wiU, continue to be closed shop during the rest of August, whUe Rev. Lisi is vacationing.

Mrs. John Adkin’s son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Piince, and famUy of Central Is- lip spent the weekend a t the Ad- kin home while the Adkins re­mained on Loiig Island.. The Eliashes spent the 'en tire week a t their camp here. Mrs. Fay Bolling briefly visited her place here during the week. The Ar- cuhi famüy has been staying here for the last two weeks.

W alter WaUoga has been forced to remove his entire rear base­ment waU and re-lay it because of unusual winter damage. New drainage ditches have been laid around the entire cottage.

V acation A fter Haying

The Lloydrick Butjers are va­cationing in the north woods, now that thé haying is over.

Joseph ̂Hair StylistMain Street Phone 35 ileischmanns

MONDAY-TUESDAY SPECIAL

P e r m a n e n t W a v e -HAIR COLORING OUR SPECIALTY

W E DO HAIR STBAIGHTENINO

Birthday PfirtiesFleischmanns, Aug. 5. — Miss

Leona VanLoan entertained 10 Uttle friends a t a hamburg bar­becue peirty a t the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barley, on Meischmeinns Heights Wednesday. The occasion was her 10th birthday. Two cakes were made by Leona’s mother, Mrs. Leon VanLoan. Leona re­ceived a sum of money and gifts.

Birthday greetings to Gary Smith on his seventh birthday Aug. 7; to Carolyn Valk on her 12th Aug. 8; to Randy Johnson on his 15th Aug. 9; to Mrs. Henry Tillis Aug. 9, and to GaU Davis on her 13th Aug. 13.

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mayes, 'who wiU observe their 54th w e d d ^ anniversary on Aijg. 10, "

Sunday School Picnic At Devil’s Tdmbstone

Chichester, Aug. 5.—T^e annual picnic of .the Wesleyan Methodist Sunday school wiU be held Satur­day, Aug. 17, a t the Devil’s Tomb­stone. Picnickers wiU meet a t the church a t 10 o’clock. In case of rain it wiU be held the follow­ing Saturday.

B A R B E C U E D C H IC K E NAT

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CHARCOAL BROILED CUBE STEAK SANDWICHES and HOT DOGS

Route 28, A rkvilie Phone 586-451S

GALLI-CURCI THEATREPhone 586>2601—^MargaretviUe

Perform ances each evening a t 7 and 9. M atinee Saturday ¡B p. m . A dnit adm ission 85< ̂ children SSc. Ask for program s a t tiiea tre or leave name a t box office, program s w ill be mailed.

GUARANTEED ENTERTAINMENTYour ticket back if you are not satisfied.

NOW THROUGH TUESDAY, AUG. 13 Darryl F. Zanuck’s

T h e L o n g e s t D a y~ Based on the Book by Cornelius Ryan

(In Cinemascope)Starring Eddie Albert, Paul Anka, Richard Burton, Red Buttons, Irina Demich, Fabian, Mel Ferrer, Henry Fonda, Steve Forrest, Jeffrey Hunter, Peter Lawford, Roddy McDowall, Sal Mineo, Robert Mitchum, Edmond O’Brien, Robert Ryan, Tommy Sands, Robert Wagner, Stuart Whitman, John Wayne and many, many more!• Because of the length of this picture there will be

only one performance each evening at 8:30.—^Admission Prices foi^This Picture Only—

Adults - $1 Children - ' 50c

WEDNESDAY-SAipmAY, AUG. 14-17 | Walt Disney’s

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“Y E L L O W S T O N E C U B ”

D E L A W A R E C O U N T Y F A IRWALTON, N. Y. MON. - SAT., AUG. 12 -17

P r < ^ a m o f E v e n ts

T H U R S D A YM O N D A Y

2 p. m. to 8 p. mV International Hell Drivers

Mule Races

T U E S D A YM orning:

4-H Cattle judging Lightweight Tractor Pulling

A fternoon:

4-H Cattle judgmg - Pony Pulling Mule Races - Stage Acte

Evening:

Firemen’s Parade Mule Racing -- Stage Acte

W E D N E S D A Y’ - M orning:

Cattle Show l̂anship 4-H Cattle Judging 4-H Horse Show

A fternoon:/Open Class Cattle Judging

V (AU Breeds)

4-H Horse Show - Mule Races . Stage Acts

, Ev«Ding:

Mule Races - Appaloosa Races Float Parade - Stage Acte

E V E R Y D A Y

Reithoffer’s Rides

Midway

4-H Exhibite - Machinery Exhibite

Bazaars

Special Attractions

. Cattle and Horse ShoM̂

M orning:

Open Class Cattle Tudging(AU Breeds) ;

Open Cla^ Horse Show-A ftem oon:

Open Class Cattle Judging Open Class Horse Show

Mule Races - Stage ActeEvening:

Mule Races - Appaloosa Races Program by Franklin School Band

Stage Acte

F R ID A YM orning:

FFÁ Judgmg Ópen Class Horse Show

4-H Demonstrations 1 p. m.—Stage Acte

1:30 p. m.—4.H Parade 2 p. m.-^Doc Williams Show

Mule RacesE v«iing:

Mule Races - Stage Acte Doc Williams Show

S A T U R D A YHeavy Tractor Pulling

2 p. m.—^Kathy Dee and Broadway Buckaroos

Grandpa Jones and His Grandchildren

8 p. 'm.—^Kathy Dee and Broadway Buckaroos

Grandpa Jones and His Grandchildren