^age Six—NEWS, MargaretviUe, N. Y. Thurs., May 28, 1970

MCS KeyholeAdvisor; Mrs Scudder E ditor; R uth Weiss S taff: Vicki Faulkner, Diane

Heley and Donna Kelly

CalendarMay 29: No school. Memorial

day recess.June 1: Baseball, MCS a t H un­

ter.June 2; Chorus c*oncert, 8 p. m. June 3: Baseball, MCS at

Downsville.June 6; Senior prom.

T ra t* TeamThe track team went to W al­

ton May 20 for the second meet. Jim Lynch turned in a fast time in the 100-yard dash, and Frank Mami set a now aounty pole-vault record, with a jump of 11 feet, 6 inches. Nick Duboveck camo in fourth in the pole vault with a jump of 10 feet, 3 inches.

Girl’s SiwrtsThe MCS girls softball team

played host to Downsville for a game May 21. The high school tteam lost, 30-22, after a 12-run first inning for the visitoi-s. June Holecek had a home run for the lo.sers.

The junior high team s bat­tled to a 37-37 tic.

MenuJune 1; Ham burger on bun,

fruit salad, carrots, brownies, milk, minestrone soup.

jAine 2; Sloppy Joe on roll, coi-n, cake with icing, milk, jclam chowder soup.

June 3: Spaghetti with m eat sauce, tossed vegetable salad, bread and butter, fruit, milk, chicken noodle soup.

June 4; Cold ciits and cheese plate, c a n o t and celeiy stick.s, macaroni salad, bread and butter, cookies, milk, veg­etable soup.

June 5; M eat loaf, mashed po­tatoes with gravy, string beans, bread and butter, ice cream, milk, tom ato soup.

Student CuuiicilThe student council had a

series of meetings last week to discuss the next year’s elec­tions and tlie monitor situation. Those who wish to run have subm itted forms to the present members.

Golf TeamThe MCS golf te;mi has

played several games this year. May 11 MargaretviUe defeated Stamford, 3-1. May 14 there was a three-way meet with ^ o x b u ry and Stamford. JVIar- garetville was defeated 3-2 by Stam ford and 4-l_ by Roxtaui^. MargaretviUe played Stamford

again on May 19 and the score was tied at 2-2.

Members o f ' the team are Randy Kittle, Richard Rottkov, Nel-son Delameter, John Fen­ton and B arry Holden. The coaches are Mr. Solomon and Mr. Finnigan.

Middle SchoolBy Melanie Fairbairn

Mrs. A tkins’ fifth graders are doing plays in English. Sev­eral of the eighth grade girls helped Mi's. W agner’s kinder­garten make cookies for snack time. The middle school teach­ers are visiting other middle schools throughout the state.

MusicOn May 10 Mr. Winslow took

Linda Baessler, Carol W hite and Charles Bertolino to One- onta for a musical rating. The three received a rating of A on their grade 2 clarinet trio, “Three of a Kind.”

The junior and senior bands, under the direction of Mr. Winslow, gave a concert May 22.

The John Philip Sousa award and Improvement awards were presented to Janice Kelly and Anne Sluiter, resjiectively. Mary Elliott, Marilee Todd and Ja n ­ice Kelly were given special recognition in the form of pins for this, their last year in band.

Senior In1er\ii'ws

swimming. He plans to enter an advertising design and pro­duction course a t a two-year college. His fu ture ambitions are to work in an advertising agency and to live life to its fullest.

■Steve’s favorite books ^re The Bible, and “The H e a r t ,I s a Lonely H unter.” He enjoys listening to any kind of m u^c, and his favorite groups are the Beatles and the Grassroots.

•During his school years he has been active in sports, JV basketball for a year, varsity basketball for three years, cross country for two years and baseball fo r four years.

Steve has also been in ‘the dram a club for a year and' he was in the senior play two je a is . He was in all-county band during his freshm an year and was class secietary of 'h is freshman and sophomore class­es. •

r te looks forward in the fu ­ture to be on his own and to do a great deal of traveling vi’'henevei’ possible.

Oravctz

■ Paula Jean Oravetz, daugh­te r of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Oravetz, was born in Marga- retviilo on Nov. 10, 1952. She likes to cook, and she enjoys

I -'list^;iing to Neil Diamond.

Throughout high , school, Paula has been ' active on the

Miixim Log staff. She has also been

Stephen Jam es Maxim, ^on and fallof Mr. and Mrs. El win Ja m e s ' P^ay.Maxim, was born Nov. 20, 1952, Paula plans to attend a in Mai'garetville. ’• three-y^iai- school of nursing to

His hobbies are sketching and become a registered nurse.

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Rhoda Ann Schebesta was born In the MargaretviUe hos­p ital M arch 18, 1952, to Mr. and Ml'S. Rudy Schebesta.

Rhoda’s hobbies are reading, cooking, gardening and listen­ing to the radio. She plans to a ttend a business school and ex­pects to become a secretary.

Rhoda likes modern music and her favorite group is Smith. H er favorite iiooks are “Valley of the Dolls” “Of Mice and Men,” and “In Cold Blood.”

During her freshm an and sophomore years Rhoda was in the operetta. She was a mem­ber of girls sports team s and FHA as a sophomore. All through high school, Rhoda has been an active m ember of the chorus.

W S C S H a d V o t in gFleischmanns, May 28.—The

regular m eeting of the WSCS Circle 2 of the Fleischmanns M ethodist church was held on Tuesday evening a t the church. The program was conducted by Mrs. E leanor Blish and Mrs. Arlene Thienel. Mrs. Nancy Ballard was (hostess. Officers elected for the coming year were Eleanor Blish, president; Colleen Greene, vice president; Dorothy Fager, secretary, and Della Barkm an, treasurer.

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A f t e r H e a r t A t t a c kPine Hill, May 28.—'Mrs. Ed­

w ard Spicer died early Satu r­day morning in MargaretviUe Memoi'ial hospital, where she had ibeen taken the previous Tuesday suffering from a heart a ttack . ■

A lberta N orton Spicer was born in New York May 30, 1904. 'Twenty-three years ago Mr. and Mrs. Spioer bought a home on Maple avenue in this village, where they , have since lived.

She was a member of the St. Francis de Sales church and Our Lady of LaSalette Society of Phoenicia.

Funeral services were held a t St. Francis de Sales church Monday morning. ’ In term ent was in the St. F rancis de Sales cemetery a t Allaben.

Beside her husband, there survive two daughters, Mrs. Jane W hitaker of Dunn Loring, Va., and Mrs. Dorothy Rogers of E ast Rockaway, L. I., 13 grandchildren and two brothers, George Norton of Valhalla and Joseph Norton of the Bronx.

LanesvilleBy Mrs. H erm an Quick

Lanesville, M ay 28Mi-s. B etty M orton of L ake­

wood, N. J., is spending tim e with Mr. and Mrs. F red Becker.

Ml’S. C-hris Seising was dis­charged from the Benedictine hospital Saturday.

Gordon Groenewold of Bay- port, L. I., and Jam es Koschara of Selden, L. I., spent the week­end with Mrs. Frances Groene­wold and Mrs. Chris Seising.

Mrs. Anna B urke of Palen- ville, Mrs. B e tty Morton and Mr. and Mrs. F red Becker visited Mr. and Mrs. iRichard Burke and son a t Greenfield, Mass., Sunday.

S e r v ic e m e nSA Claude J. Kelly has fin­

ished school a t the G reat Lakes Najval C enter in Chicago and reported May 12 for duty a t Newport, R. I. His address is; SA O aude J. Kelly, B 175004, 2nd Division USS WUliam R. Rush, DD 714, FPO New York a t y 09501.

LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT

COUNTY OF DELAWARE

SHARON E. MENDEZ. Ark- ville, New York,

Plaintiffvs.

JUSTO MENDEZ, address un­known

Defendant SUMMONS

ACTION FOR AN ABSOLUTE DIVORCE

To the above named Defendant:You Are Hereby Summoned

to answer the complaint in this action, and to serve a copy of

, your answer, or, if the com­plaint is not served with this summons, to serve a notice of appearance, on the plaintiff attorney within 20 days after the service of this summons, ex­clusive of the day of service, where service is made by de­livery upon you personally w ithin the state, or within 30 days a fte r completion of serv­ice where service is made in any other manner. In case of your failure to appear or answer, judgm ent will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the com­plaint.

T rial to be held in the Coun­ty of Delaware.

The basis of the venue is D elaware County.

^ a in t i f f resides in Delaware County.D ated this 5th day of May, 1970. RICHARD H. FARLEY P laintiff A ttorney Office and Post Office Address 89 Main S tree tDelhi, New York 13753 4je4c

DISTRICT M EFTING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV­

EN THAT the Annual Meeting of the inhabitants of C entral School D istrict # 1 of the Towns of Middletown, Andes, Bovina and Roxbury, Delaware County, Shandaken, Harden- burgh, U lster County, and Hal- cott, Greene County, New York, will be held in the auditorium of Central School Building on June 9, 1970, a t 8:30 P. M. (DST) for the purpose of:1. Electing a m ember of the

Board of Education for a five- year term to succeed Orvil Rosa, whose term expires.

2. Voting upon the following: Shall the Board of Education of C entral School D istrict # 1 of the Towns of Middletown, Andes, Bovina and Roxbury, Delaware County, Shanda­ken, Hardenburgh, U lster County and Halcott, Greene County, New York, be in­creased to a 7 member board.

3. Adopting a budget for the 1970-71 school year

4. Voting upon the following resolution:RESOLVED, th a t the Board of Education of C entral School D istrict # 1 of the Towms of Middletown, Andes, Bovina and Roxbury, Dela­w are County, Shandaken, Hardenburgh, U lster County, and Halijott, Greene County, N. Y., is hereby authorized and directed to purchase two school buses and expend therefor a sum not exceeding $19,641.69 as follows:1—30 passenger bus a t a cost

not exceeding $8,248.95 1—60 passenger bus a t a cost

not exceeding $11,392.74 which said to tal sum of $19,- 641.69, or so much thereof as may be necessary, shall be raised by tax on taxable prop­e rty of the school district to be collected in annual install­

m ents and to issue obligations of the d istrict therefor in ac­cordance with the Education Law and Local Finance Law.

5. Voting upon th e following resolution:RESCM^VED, th a t the Board of Education of Central

D strict # 1 of the Towns of Middletown, Andes, Liovma and Roxbury, Dela­ware County, Shandaken, Hardenburgh, U lster County, and Halcott, Greene County, N. Y., is hereby authorized and directed to purchase two (2) Portable Classro<Mns, presently on the premises, and to expend therefor a sum not exceeding $8,870.00, which said sum shall be paid from surplus funds in the existing 1969-70 school budget.

6. Transacting any other busi­ness th a t may toe legally brought before the meeting. TAKE NOTICE THAT

1. Petitions nominating candi­dates for member of the Board of Education shall be filed with the district d e rk not la te r than the fourteenth day preceeding the meeting. Form s providing the neces­sary information may be ob­tained from the clerk. Each petition must be directed to the clerk of the district, m ust be signed by a t least twenty- five qualified voters of the district, and m ust s ta te the name and residence of the candidate, and m ust describe the specific vacancy for which the candidate is nominated including a t least the term of office and the nam e of the last incumbent.

2. A copy of the budget adopted by the Board of Education can be obtained by any ii;iter- ested person a t the school office during office hours, be­ginning June 1. 1970.

D ated; May 12, 1970WILLIAM A. HUBBELL Clerk, Board of Education

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