Page Six—NEWS, Margaretville, N. Y.

RCS Alumni Saw Changes in a Year

Ploxibury, July 5. — Alumni from Roxbury centra school have gone far afield from their alma mater. The following re­port on alumni was given at the annuai alumni banquet June 16 at the Kass Inn by the associa- tion historian, Irma Mae Grif­fin;

Three alumni have been re­ported dead since July 1972. Anna Cartwright O’Hara of the class of 1902, died at 87 in Albany in April. Alfred Mc­Call of the class of 1935 died at Cherry Valley May 17 and Lynn Cole Riveniburgh of the class of 1966 died May 25 ait Albany.

The oldest living alumni is Beulah Keator Pingree of the class of 1901, who is still a patient at the Middlesex Falls nursing home at Melrose, Mass. The classes of 1899, 1900 and 1902 are all gone.

Frank E. Booth of the class of 1904 was present at the din­ner.

The class of 1913 had five graduates. Only Ruth Powell Devine of Albany is living.

Several alumni graduated from schools of higher learning in the last year. Michael Hew­itt graduated from Oneonta State University college May 26. Donna Rae Gordon gradu­ated from Oneonta State May 26 and will study at Coopers­town for a master’s degree in folklore.

Linda Purchell graduated in June from Albany State uni­versity. Gregg Bookhout grad­uated in June from Potsdam State University college school of music. Daniel Finch gradu­ated June 10 from Roberts Wes­leyan college at North Child. Jeffrey Lutz, Karen Cole and David Porter graduated in June from Delhi Tech. William R. Munro graduated in June from Herkimer Community college and will enter Cortland State University college.

Mary Louise Munsell gradu­ated from Mohawk Community college June 3. Vicki Tisch- macher graduated from a five- year course at Albany Collie of Pharmacy and has a posi­tion at Painted Post. Frederick Lutz graduated from a five- year comse at AOnuq CoHeee of Pharmacy and is working at Margaretville.

Marriages of alumni within the last year include the fol­lowing:

Roxanne Clark, 1972, and Robert J. Williams; Betsy Par­nell and Joseph lacovelli, both 1970; Sarah C. Haskin and Richard Hinkley, 1968; William R. Gilham, 1973, and Marlene Waterman; Donald Hadden Jr., 1963, and Evette Haley; Don­ald Rowe, 1970, and Sandra Tull; Eugene Rossmzin. 1972, and Lela Shultis; Barbara Slau­son, 1969, and Leonard McDon­ald of Halifax, Nova Scotia; Mark Poole, 1969, and Sherry Hinkley; Ann Catherine Kas- mer and Gary Doroski; Ellen Ford, 1971, and Chester Thor- ington 3d; James Davies, 1971, and Dorothy Shultz; Richard Wiedemann, 1966, and Joanne Cummings; Leslie J. George, 1972, and Sandra Bacon.

Edith Casey, a former teach­er, died Oct. 25.

Dr. Rudolph Blythe of the class of 1926 was given the out­standing alumnus award frran the Albany College of Phar­macy in 1972.

Looking at the class of 1972 one year later finds Ernest S. Ballard working on the farm of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ballard. Tim Beigman is road manager of a rock group, the Jasper; William Bergman, his brother, is work­ing for James Shook in car­pentry; Anne E. Bolger has had one year at Delhi Tech and plans to return another; Rich­ard Dennis Clark has been to Arizona, is home on a visit, but is going there again; Rox­anne Clark, now Mrs. Robert J. Williams of Sacramento, Calif., is home on a visit.

Leslie James George is work­ing for the VAW Aluminum Co. at EllenviUe. William Gdl- ham, the first of the class to be married, has twin daughters and is working for J. M. Tobdn

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in eledtrical work. Jan Marie Gregory has completed her freshman year at the State University coll&ge at Buffalo.Maureen Hartmann assists at home in the famdly business of Strout real estate.

WiMaam Higgins is the only member of the class in the na­tional servk». He joined *tiie Marines, is at Camp LeJeune,N. C., and was home on a leave recently.

Thomas Mark Hinkley is a student at Eisenhower college at Seneca Falls.

Ellen M. KeHy has completed her frediman year at Hartwick college.

Thomas Jay Lutz has com­pleted his freshman year at Mohawk Valley Community college.

Frederick J. Morse is work­ing at Briggs Lumber Co.

Cathy Lynn Prout is a nurses’ n i laide at Cooperstown hospital. H ill |< a r m dOlCl

Eugene F. Rossman is work­ing locally.

Mary-Jo Savold was Dela­ware County Dairy princess the lasit year. She has completed her first year at Ladycliff col­lege.

Rande Sherwood has com­pleted his first year at Cobles- fcill Tech, where he is learning data processing.

Victor Sprague Jr. is helping his father at Vic’s Gas Station.

Connie Lee Spielman is work­ing at physical therapy at theStamford hospital. n C? •

Nancy Jane VanValkenburgh |>riClCe OllTVlVeS has completed her first year of a nursing course at Binghamton hospital.

John A. Warner has complet­ed his first year at Herkimer Cammimity college.

There are 25 alumni in the national service, compared with 30 last year. Several have re­tired and there is at least one ---new one. velli is at Prum, Germany, and

Glenn Pecor of the class of is wife, the former Betsy Par- 1947, for many years the oldest hell, recently joined him there, man in service, stationed at Joseph Osborne is also m uer- VacaviUe, Calif., was retired many. Wayne Baer - is at this year and plans to move to George Air Force base at Vic- Hawaii to live pennanently. torsvdUe, Calif.

The three oldest men in serv- class of 1971 has fourice now, members of the dass service. David Under-of 1950, are Lieut. Col. Philip Plattsburgh, Doug-P. Caswell, now in the Panama Finch is based at Rome, but Canal Zone; Sgt. Keith N. installing computers in Vir- Meade, now at Upper Marlboro, gj ia at present. Mark A. Md., and Robert Schumann of jo gs is at Keesler Air Force the Navy at Keviavik, Iceland, jjase in Mississippi and Daniel where he will probably be un- j Ballard is at Fort Hood,

Pine Hill. July 5 -T h e High- mount Chamber of Commerce met June 24 at the Base Station and elected officers. The meeting was opened by Acting Presi­dent Samuel Silverstein.

Clifford Bellows was elected president: M argaret Celentano, secrerary and publicity director: Evelyn Zwolinski, acting secre­tary and financial secretary.

Affiliation with the Central Catskills association was discuss­ed and approved. Also discussed were memberships for local residents in. Belleayre Village recreational facilities.

The next meeting will be Sunday morning, July 8, at the Rase Station.

A 127-acre farm overlooking the Pepacton reservoir on Dingle Hill road in the town of Andes, was sold last week to A rthur McCauley of New York City. The property includes a house and two barns, which were a t one time part of the John Kilter farm. The sale was arranged through the Andes branch office of Rivers ReaJty of Delhi by Ronald Amberg, salesman.

Belleayre, July 5—Last week’s floods were milder here than in neighboring communities. The most damage was done to hay crops and minor road washing. The covered bridge was again threatened, but still stands.

Dunraven, July 5—Officers elected Saturday at the Old Stone School House Educational district meeting were George McMurray, president: George Fairbairn, vice president; Lena Tiffany, secretary and treasurer; Robert Traver, George Owen Mae McMurray, Eric Stange, flvelyn U tter and Fern Owen, trustees.

NOTICE New York State Electric &

Gas Corporation, on July 2, 1973, filed for review with the Public Service Commission pro­cedures for handling customer complaints. These procedures are available for public inspec­tion at the Corporation’s busi­ness offices and at the offices of the Public Service Commis­sion. Interested persons are invited to submit comments with respect to New York State Electric & Gas Corporation’s complaint handling procedures to the Public Service Commis­sion, 44 Holland Avenue, Albany. New York, 12208, with­in thirty days of the above filing date.NEW YORK STATE

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Margaretville, New York 12455 NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Pursuant to the provisions of Section No. 142 of the Highway Law, sealed bids will be received at the office of the Town Clerk of the Town of Middletown, Margaretville, New York for the proposed purchase of a New 1973 roller. Bids will be re­ceived on or before 1:00 P.M. July 10, 1973. Bids are to be opened at the regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Middletown at 8:00 P.M. July 10, 1973.

All bids must be accompanied by Non-Collusion Certificates.

Detailed specifications may be obtained at the office of the Superintendent of Highways, Miller H. Fairbairn, 'Town of Middletown Garage, Middle­town Garage, Margaretville, New York.

The right is reserved by the Town Board of the Town of MiddletowTi to reject any or all bids, and to accept the bid that serves the best interest.of the Town of Middletown.Dated: July 2, 1973

MILLER H. FAIRBAIRN Signed:

til his retirement in 1975.Vincent Sniipas of the dass

of 1951 has retired from the Air Force and lives at Spring­field. Va. Gordon Purchell of the dass of 1954 is still based at Norfolk, Va. Robert Cart­wright, dass of 1954, is at Great Falls, Mont.

Stanley Decker, class of 1957, when last heanfw0«if Redstone arsenair tat Alabama.

Sgt. Charles D. Rettmeier, class of 1%2, is at Hartsdale Air Force base in Louisifina.

Linden A. Gregory, dass of 1965, is at West Berlin, Ger­many. Michael VanBuren, dass of 1966, has returned from three years in Germany and is now at Plattsbureh. James DdGiao- omo, class of 1967, was out ci the Navy last December and Is now a student at Delhi Tech. Joseph Flaherty, 1968, is out of the Navy and lives at Dry Brook. George Martin, class of 1968, is at Lackland Air Force base in San Antonio, Texas. Sgt. Eric Finch, class of 1967, is at McCoy Air Force base in Florida. Charles Rose, class of 1969, is at Beauford, S. C.

The dass of 1970 has sue men yet in service, the largest nimi- ber. Sgt. Martin Finch is at Kirtland Air Force base in New Mexico. Harold Davis is in the Navy at Groton, Conn. George Slauson is home from Korea; he aiso did a round of duty at Thailand and Vietnam, and wUl go next to McGill Air Force base in Florida. Joseph laco-

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T V A N T E N N A SAll Associated Hardware in Stock

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THE FLOWER SHOPFleischmanns, N. Y.

Flowers for All OccasionsWIRE SERVICE914 254-5545

the camper’s camperSales - Service - RentalsWittenberg Sales & Service Boute 28, Phoenleia, N. Y.

TRENCHER SERVICEFor undergroimd electrical serv­ice entrances or other under­ground vvire installations.

P M DELAWARE Tel. 586-4277 Margaretville

Free Beaaonable Estimates Bates

BILL CONLONMargaretville

PAINTINGINTERIOR EXTEBIOB

Phone 914 586-4705

THE YARN SHOPPalmer Hill Rd., Andes

YABNS - BOOKS - SUPPLIES Handmade and Crocheted

Gift Items PHONE 914-676-3296

Tues.-Thurs.-Sat. - - 1 to 4 P.M.

Farms - Ranches - Retirements Recreational and Business

SAFEBUY ftEAL ESTATE AGENCY

Bichard Lybolt, Bepresentatlve Main St. Tel. (914)586-4098 Margaretville, New York 12455

HUBBELL BROS., INC.Kelly Comers, N. Y

586-3278 Lumber and Building Supplies

Fry Roofing Owens Coming Insulation

Mason Contractor FmEPLACES A SPECIALTY All Types of Masonry Work

J. Braman Shandaken Phone 688-7010

DENVER VALLEY ELECTRIC

NICK FRANK, Electrician KELLY COBNEBS, N. Y.

914 586-3259

Quality Work at Bearonable Prices

HOUSE PAINTINGInterioT-Ihct or

SPRAY PAINTING Phone 586-4914 or 586-4394

DRY BROOK BEAUTY SALON

LINDA PLOUTZ, Operator For Ai t.: 586-3286 or 586-4049 Transportation for Sr. Citizens

Only

ENFIELD ELECTRICLicensed and Bonded Electrical Contracting

P.O. Box 444 Route 28 Arkville, N. Y. 12406

24-Hr. Emergency Service (914) 586-4656

PM DELAWARE, INC.T V - R A D IO

R E P A I R SSAJLESiZodMIi, boa, Sjlvaola,

Phllco, Sharp, Toshiba, Tenna and More

SERVICE; AU Makes & Models TV ANTENNAS Parts.--Suii|«« i

HOBBY PAR T 8 '■ BECOBDS . AND TAPES - > and>f

CHRIS TELEVISION SERVICE

BLACK and WHITE All Makes - All Models

Margaretville 914 586-3376

HODAKA TRAIL & ROAD BIKES , SALES Ss SEBVICE

LARRY’S SERVICE.DENVEB, N. Y. 607-32 388(jAbout 4 ml above Etenver Store

S to r e y P lu m b in g

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Fair Street, Margaretville586-4022 Shop 586-4287 Home

All types of Plumbing and Heating Installations

and Repairs

D a y E le c tr ic C o .

Residential - Commercial Rewiring

— Specialists in — Electric Heat - Lighting Dedgn

Built-in Vacuums Electric Garage Doors

ANY SIZE JOB “If it's electrical—we can do it”

CaU 914 586-4694

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C o u n tr y S to r ePhone 676-3244

GROCERIES - SANDAVICHES HOT COFFEE

Gasoline - Kerosene Ice - Charcoal - Ammunition

Beer - Soda - Ice Cream Live Balt - Fishing Supplies3 Mi. North of Big Bridge

on the Road to Andes

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MOBILAndes, N. Y.

Open Daily—6 ajn.-ll pjn.Groceries, Tires, Batteries

LubricationWe Honor Mobil Credit Card*

914-676-4413

( T B i ie i i E l e c t ik• Troubleshoot and Repair

• Service Entrances• General House Wiring

FOR TOE HOME• Xntercom, Burglar Alarm, and FSie Alarm Syst«ns

• Tt«Uer Hook-ups• Basebocurd Electric Hot Water Hmt—No Plumbing Required

mabgabetville

PM DELAWARE, INC.

A P P L IA N C E SSALES: Frigidaire, Whirlpool,

Gibson, Kitchen Aid, Scotsman, Hardwick,Kins, Litton

SEBVICE: AU Makes A ModelsMAIN STREET

MARGARETVILLE914-586-4277

Bulldozing Backhoe Work

Ponds Landscaping Foundations

Roads Septic Systems

Sand - Gravel - Top Soil

B t t i C O W A NTEL. 586-4381

MABGABETVILLE, N. Y.

ICUILDItk mtmmuiU industry. MonumcnttJohn R. FitzSimmonsChurch and Walnut Sts.

Margaretville Phone 586-4811

DAVIS L.P. GAS SERVICE

100 lb. - Cylinders - 20 lbDelivered or

Pick Up Your Ownand $ave

Where good service and fair price go hand in hand.

Gas Appliances AvailableCarl J. Davis Arkville

586-3255

T o m S c a lz a

M A S O N

C O N T R A C T O R

• Brick • Stone• Concrete • Fireplaces

PHONE 586-4441 or 586-4694

JANTIQUESNext to Cowan’s Body Shop

JANET COWAN New Kingston Mountain Bead

Margaretville

B e r t h a D r e if u sPINE Hnx, N. Y. Tdephone 264-5340

$55 for SLIPCOVERS

Garbage and Trash BemovalFleischmaims, Arkville, Margaretville, Kelly Comers, Dunraven and Dry Brook Homes - Camps - Burinessea

Hotels, Etc.T.OJVI. BEFCSE CO., INC. Plione 914-586-4819 or 4812

SILVER HOLLOWWoodworking

Custom Cabinets Furniture, Interiors, Etc.

Bt. 214 - Chichester. N. T. T^ 688-7137

G E N E L A N E

ELECTRICAL AND

PLUMBING CONTRACTOR

Arkville, N. Y.

914 586-4005

S E P T IC T A N K S

C L E A N E DACE SEPTIC SERVICE

BOUTE 28 SHANDAKEN, N. T.

SAME-DAY SERVICE.^ - 9 ^ 2 ln«u-ed688-519i state Lie. #10

A A M e e t in g sAt Gould Memorial Church

Main Street, Boxbury, N. Y.8:00 pan. — Tuesdays

(Alanon Meeting) and

First United Presbyterian Church

Orchar Street, MargaretvlUe 8:SlO pjn. — Thursdays

(Discussion Group) Telephone 586-4552

O N D IS H

A U T C H W O T IV EAUTO PAINTING AND

BODY BEPAIBMECHANICAL WORK

SMALL ENGINE REPAIR WELDING BRAZING

WRECKER SERVICE Bt. 30, Margaretville, N. Y.

914 586-4734

E R IC S A U B A R TMASON

CONTRACTORFireplaces

Brick StoneConcrete Stucco

607 832-4475

Expert

D r y C le a n in g(PICK UP AND DELIVERY)

Men's and Boys' Clothing Suits Coats Slacks

Car Coats Pai aaROYAL TAILORS AND CLEANB^S

Main St.,. Margaretville, X. Y. Phone 586-4414

G a r b a g e S e rv ic e

F r o m Fleischmanns t o Margaretville, Dnnraven and Halcottville and areas

in between.Weekly, Monthly or Seasonal

RatesSanitary Garbage Bemoval

Tel. 586-3255 Arkville

Jester’s Funeral HomeAndes, N. Y.

Phone 676-814S

CRAFT MOTOR CO.Main St., Margaretville

A ntoBodyBepain - AntoQlaM Good TT«M fUutm Waldtac

24-Hour Wrecker Service Day 586-4365 • Night 586-tS6i

Power Lawn Mowers Repaired

Monday thru Friday Evenings Saturday-Sunday Days

Phone 254-5036 HABPEB FAIBBAIBN

Want the Job Done Bight? PAINTING and CABPENTBY

Interior and Exterior Alterations of All Kinds NO JOB TOO SMALL

Reasonable FreeRates Estimates

Phone 586-3235

HAROLD BABCOCK General Contractor

CarpenterHaleott Center, N. Y. 12487

Tel. 914 254-4217

• Septic Tanks and Cesspools Cleaned

• Sewer-Drain Lines Unplugged

• Plumbing and Heating GEORGE SLOVEN

ABETVZTiLiB Telephone 586-4fl«

STIHL CHAIN SAWS• Bicycle Sales and Rentals• Montessa and Cooper Etadnro Motorcydes and Miniblkes

• Bemz-o-matlc Camping Equip­ment

INDIAN MOTOBCYCLES

Discounts on Body Shop and Mechanics’ Tools

FOUR SEASONS SPORT and CYCLE

PHOENICIA, N. Y.TEL. 914 688-7638

M . Z IR IN S K Y

E lx c a v a t in gDenver, N. Y.

Foundations, Septic Systems, Roads, Backhoe and

Loader Work

Phone 607 326-2771

P L U M B IN GH E A T IN GHot Water Heaters

Kitchen Sinks Bathrooms Septic SystMns

ALL TYPES OF BEPAIBS AND BEPLACEMENTS

L E E J E N K IN SMABGABETVnXE, N. Y.

914-586-4495

BACKHOE BULLDOZER WORK

SEPTIC SYSTEMSAll Types of

EXCAVATION WORKCONSCIENTIOUS WORK

AT REASONABLE PRICES PAUL FINCH HEBB FINCH Hogg Mt. Bd. Fletnchmamw Fleischmanns 914 254-5107 914254-5156

EVERETTSREFRIGERATION

SERVICEBepairs on All Make* of

CommendaJ, Farm a n d Home Betrlgenton

Selling PHILCO, MAGIC CHEF and 8 Cnnplete Line of

KELVINATOR APPUANCES

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K I T C H E N S

custom kitchen cabinets bathroom vanities

quality and builders lineelectrical fixtures

PHOENICM 688-7833

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