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T u t t l e ’s P a in t a n d W a llp a p e r S to r ePhone 2281 Margaretville, N. T.

B U R M E PAN EXPLOSION. A full bale of excel­sior is packed around a huge hoop, then saturated with 15 gallons of E thyl gaso­line, when Ighi^d it explodes tia ta a terrific blazing inferno.

Eddie Owens leaps his speeding motor-^ cyde through this raging v ^ t e hot-fire. Sometimes he makes i t okay, but many times he is se v a d y burned as is shown in this picture a t the time he went to the hospital for eleven weeks.

This is just one of the 33 Smaslung, Crashing and Wrecking events th a t will be seen when three grfeat Auto Dare­

devil shows compete one against the other in the INTERNATION­AL. AUTO DAREDEVIL CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST a t the Delaware County Fair, Walton, Saturday afternoon and night September 1.

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Sporting Goods, Hobbies, Taxidermy, Fly-Tying, Antiques, Indian Lore, Bird Study, Boy anU Girl Scout activities.

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1 0 a . m . t o 10 p . m . A u g . 25ADMISSION: Adnlts - S5c; ChUdren onder 12 - 25c

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

1

^ Ella K ittie of New York is T p^ding a vacation with her brother, Frank Kittle.

Dr. John B. Drew of Bingham­ton is spending a few days with Dr. and Mrs. Reuben E. Smith.

Tuesday o v em i^ t guests of Willard and Eliza Sanford were John Xaiz and mother of Long Island.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Herrick are vacationing in Ohio and other mid-western states. They will return Saturday.

Mrs. Howard B. E ttS 'and chil­dren of Hyde Park are spending several days visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kaufman.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Polley and daughter, Linda, of Haverstraw are spending a week of vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. CecU E. Polley.

Mrs. Ruth Finch and daugh­ter, Loretta, spent the weekend in Roselle, N. J., as guekts of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark.

Mrs. John Totah of Rochester returned there Tuesday after visit­ing the family of her son-in-law and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. J. Earl Naegele, for a month.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Boggs and Mrs. Winton C. Ruff visited Mrs. Ruff’s cousin. Miss Nancy Shaver, who is a patient a t the Columbia Memorial hospital in Hudson on Sunday.

Mrs. Ralph McCumber and daughter, Janet, of Kingston and her niece, Linda McCumber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCumber, are visiting relatives in New York this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Jenkins left Tuesday to si«nd the remain­der of the week with their, son and daughter-in-law. Attorney and Mrs. Charles W. Jaikins, and family a t their Oquago lake camp.

Mrs. Elizabeth Rotermund en ­tertained last week Sunday Mr. and Mrs. \S ^ a m E. Griffin and daughter, Nancy, of Andover, Conn., Mrs. Nellie Griffin, Mrs. Anna Hill and Mrs. George Edie. This was to honor the birthday of Mr. Griffin.

Katheryn and Carolyn Hull, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Hull of Ithaca, have returned home after visiting their grand­parents, Mr. and Iklrs. C edi Polley of this village, and Mrs. Chauncey Hull of Hubbell, for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Hull were here F ri­day night.

Douglas Kelly and son, Draiald, have been invited by the Inter­national Harvester company to be guests a t a company conclave Sept. 21 in Boston because of their splendid record of equipment sales. They will be treated to a deep-sea Ashing trip and a major league baseball game.

Miss Edith Faulkner of Los Angeles, Calif., spent last Wed­nesday with her cousins, Willard and Eliza Sanford. On Monday Maud Mayhan and Miss Sanford drove Miss Faulkner to Kings­ton. Miss Faulkner was bom in Fleischmanns. She is an attorney in Los Angeles.

S/Sgt. John H. Goupil and Mrs. Goupil returned Wednesday after a three-week vacation in Florida. Their children, Joanne and Jay, spent the time with their grand­parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Goupil of Dry Brook. S/Sgt. and Mrs. Goupil will spend the remainder of their vacation with his parents. He is stationed a t New Castle Air Force base. New Castle, Del., where he will return Aug. 19.

The Margaretville Red Cross society will hold its quarterly meeting a t the home of Mrs. Thomas Matalavage Thiusday, Aug. 23, a t 2 p. m. This will be a sewing and mending meeting in preparation for the annual rum­mage sale which will be held a t the Margaretville central school la ter in the month. AU members are asked to bring their own needles and thread. Refreshments will be served.

Ernest Polley of Haverstraw, who, for the past four years has been with the Roddand county Public Health department, has taken a position with the Mary bnogene Bassett hospital in Coop- erstown to begin on S ep t 1. His work will indude teaching and giving physical therapy. liv ing quarters have already been found and the family will move there. Mr. Polley is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Polley.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sanford, \^ o live north of the village, gave' a double birthday party Saturday afternoon on the lawn of their home to celebrate the ninth birth­day of their daughter, Leslie, and the n th birthday of Shirley Mead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­liam Mead. Among guests wer^ Mr. and Mrs. McDonald and chil­dren, Jackie, Laurie and Danny, of Queens Village, Mrs. Charles Baffa, Leslie’s grandmother of Mt. Pleasant. An enjoyable af­ternoon was spent in childish fun and in visiting. Several pictures were taken induding the picture of Leslie and Shirley sitting to­gether holding a birthday cake be­tween them. Mr. Sanford pre­sented each guest with lollipops and a gift. Mr. McDonald also presented eadi child with a g ift Refreshments were served in­duding the birthday cake.

Sewing a t the hospital Friday, 2-4 p. m.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hol- dridge and children, Anne, Jean and Charles Jr., left Tuesday for a vacation.

Philip Forman of Rochester spent Saturday night with his mother, Mrs. Hermine Forman.

John Hoyt of Grand Gorge is spending a few days with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Grover B. Sanford.

Mrs. Mary Hall returned fast Tuesday after spending a Week with her sister. Miss Pauline Hill, in New Paltz.

Miss Ann Kircher of Plainfield, N. J., spent Monday through Wednesday as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Weiss.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee F i m ^ of Oneonta were Friday guests of her brother-;in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Sanford.

Mrs. Erie Sheldon and daugh­ter, Annah, of Binghamton spent the weekend with her brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Row­land G. Hill.

John Peterson has an artid e in the September issue of Journal of Lifetime Living on the Ben Raynronds of Andes and of Ray­mond’s Andes Forum.

Mrs. A rthur Hill and daughters, Miss Pauline Hill and Mrs. Mary Hall, and Mrs. Hall’s daughter, Linda, spent Sunday a t the Cats- kill game farm.

Albert Thorington is spending two weeks with his sons and their families, Mr. and'̂ Mrs. John Thor­ington and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thorington, both of Grand Gorge.

Mrs. Mary DePolis and grand­daughter, Miss Bonnie Liedecker, of Washington, D. C., were week­end guests of her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Clark.

A son, Gary Thomas, was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith at M argaretville hospital on Tues­day, Aug. 7. Gary weighed into this world a t seven pounds, two ounces.

Miss Carol McComas is assist­ing in the home of her cousin, Mrs. Edgar Sho^naker of West- kill, following an acddent near Westkill in which Mrs. Shoemaker was injured.

and Mrs. Fred S. Smith left Wednesday to visit th d r son-in- law and daughter, Capt. and Mrs. F rank J. Logwin, and daug^ta:, Gayle, a t Buzzards Ba% Cape Cod, for several d a ^ '

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will hold its annual supper picnic Tuesday, Aug. 21, a t 6 ^ m. a t the Dugan-Taber camp a t Perch lake. Members will need a covered dish to pass and sandwiches.

Mr. and Mrs. David Deacon of Bellmore, L. I., are guests for a week of her mother, Mrs. Jennie McCumber, and of their son-in-law and daughter. Attorney M d Mrs. Donald M. Fenton, and family.

A2/C Robert L. Thomp^n, who has been • a t Chanufe Air Force base in Illinois, left Saturday after a 15-day furlough spent with his mother, Mrs. Bradley Thompson. He is now stationed a t an Air Force base near Savannah, Ga.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Finch moved their household goods to Delmar, near ^b an y , Satiurday. Both have been active in many community projects for neaurly 20 years here and will be missed in sodal, church and business d rd es.

Mrs. Jennie K elly, and Mrs. Foster Conine of- Canton, Pa., and W ard Kelly of Bedell were last Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Judson R. Weeks. Mrs. Weldon Morse and son, Harvey, and daugh­ter, Linda Dale, of Andes were Thursday guests a t the Weeks home.

Miss Catherine Hoffman, of Gloversville, a popular teacher in the M argaretville central school for several years, is in town re­newing former acquaintances. Miss Hoffman left here 10 years ago to be with her parents in their failing days. Both have died in that time.

Miss Susan Eathom e and brother, James Eathome, of Hill- burp were guests for a few days of then: nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. A rthur A. Tuttle, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kenyon and sons, James and Richard, of Koomville were guests Sunday of his brothfer-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle.

Mr. and Mrs. H erbert. Holden and family of Hyde Park, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Breitenstein and fam­ily of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Griffin and family of Arkville, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan R. Delameter of Poughkeepsie, IHrs. Robert Griffin and children of Arkville spent Sunday a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dela­meter.

A family picnic was held on Sunday a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Huggins. Iliose pres­ent were Dr. and Mts. C. Ray Huggins, Sally and John; Mr, and Mrs. Russell Huggins, Susan and Russell of Rochester; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Huggins and Pamela; Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Watsc»i and Tom of Glastonbury, Conn.; Miss Elorenoe TTnpyrins and Miac M abd' Huggins of Schenectady.

C o u p l e I s M a r r i e dARKVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. John VennOyeaMrs. Sarah Deaso of Fleisch­

manns and John Vemiilyea of Arkville were married Saturday evening, July 28, a t the bride­groom’s home. Rev. C: William Bailey officiated.

The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Eric Stem .

Guests present were Miss Eileen Ackerley, Mrs. Lois McMurray, Edwin Vermilyea, Mr. and Mrs. G. Stem , Miss Julie Marson and Nel­son Vermilyea.

Mrs. Andrew L ^ of Comwall spent Sattirday tlirough Tuesday a t the home of her sister, Mrs. Mary Odell.

Fred Andrews of Afton, son of Prindpal and Mrs. Lauren B. Andrews, left Monday after visit­ing his grandmother, Mrs. Fred L. Andrews, for a week.

Mr. and Mrs., Victor Kelly of Windham and friend were here Saturday to see his unde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly.

John Eric Grocholl, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gnx^oll, was baptized Saturday evening a t the Sacred H eart church in Mai^ gaietville by Rev. Edward Mc­Manus. Go4>arents are Mrs. Rose Mandni of E lm ont L. I., great au n t and Denny Bruno of Kelly Comers, unde of the infant.

Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Vining and sons, Dick, George and Bob, were Sunday guests of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Cook, and family a t their cainp a t Highland Lake, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Vemon Cbok returned with the Vinings after visiting their son and family for a few days.

Rev. Alfred H. Coons of Wind­sor, Vt., spoke a t the Msu-garet- ville Rotary dub Tuesday n igh t He described the mountainous country there and «aid th a t Dela­ware county folks would feel a t home. iMr. Coons is a fo m er pas­to r of the Margan^tviUe Method­ist church. He left here In 194a In addition to his pastoral duties, he acts as p art time diaplain a t the state p ^ ^ n a t Windsor.

By Mrs. Botfert H ^ e y

Arkville, Aug, 14Recent guests of Miss Bertha

Hunt were Mrs. Ida Sherman, Miss lone Kinkaid, Miss Meutha Bam ett and Mr. and Mrs. L. Partlan, all of Kingston.

Mrs. Howard Gray was taken by ambulance from M argaretville hospital last Thursday to the Bas­se tt hospital, Cooperstown, where she was under observation and treatm ent. Mrs. Gray is im­proved.

Proceeds from the bazaar held Aug. 7 to benefit the WSCS were $238. The barbecue held that eve­ning to benefit the Methodist church totaled $200.

Mr. and Mrs. Otis Whitney en­te r ta in ^ a t their camp in Rider hollow Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. How­ard Davis and Mrs. Hazel Pur­cell of Delhi.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sloan and daughter, Barbara, of N orth Kort- right and Mrs. James Sloan of East Meredith were Sunday din­ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Williams. Mrs. James Sloan re­mained for a few days.

Miss Nancy Davis of Delancey returned home Sunday after spending two weeks with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Thom­as Davis.

Gene Snyder and Miss Carolyn Davis visited her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bramley, a t Bainbndge Tuesday evening.

Miss Linda Davis is a patient a t the Benedictine hospital in Kingston. Linda had the mis­fortune to bread her arm and had to have a piece of bone re­moved.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogler of Albany recentiy called on their cousin, Mrs. Frank Oliver.

Mrs. John Longyetu: and chil­dren, who have been living in Colorado, are a t the home of his parents, ^Mr. and Mrs. Charles McFarland.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thimur of Sdienectedy and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Tabor of Cannonsville spent Satinrday with Mrs. Tabor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oliver.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Redmond and sister spent from Tuesday un­til Monday with his brother, Frank Oliver. Saturday evening the Redmonds and sister, Maud, and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver were din­ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray­mond Oliver a t Kelly Comers. ’They hdped celebrate their 22nd wedding anniversary.

L i b r a r y H o u r s

The Margaretville Public library i^ opeii the following hours: ’

Wednesday evening, 7-9; Friday aftemoon, 2-4; Saturday a fte r­noon, 1-3.

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Wednesday, One Day Only Angnst 22

My Seven Litde Sins(Technicolor)

Maurice €}hevalier(French with English Titles)

Thursday Friday Saturday Angnst 28-24-25

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