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Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Weinburg of New York city were Thurs­day evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Georg® Fichtner at Kass Inn in Margaretville.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary Wednesday. Thurs­day eveftirig they celebrated with their children, Lori Ann and Richard, at a dinner party at Plank Road Kitchen restau­rant.

Mrs. Marie Ha>7ies and daughter, Debbie, of Halcott Center spent time Saturday afternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. Albert Kirk.

Mrs. James Fogarty and her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Fogarty Jr., and their daughter, Kate, of Shokan spent time here Mon­day evening at the home of Mrs. Louis Guglielmetti and sons, Gary and Louie.

Mrs. Douglas Clark and chi4- dren, Jodi and Jeffrey, of Chi­chester and Mrs. Albert Kirk and son, Eric, of Phoenicia visited Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Warner Keesler in West Hurley.

. Boy Scouts Jeffrey Schlosser, Ijennis Gale, Darren Booth, Mi­chael Dutcher, John Staiger of Phoenicia, W yatt Gtale and

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Randy Ostrander of Chiches­ter spent the weekend camping out in the Chichester area.

Arthur Short of Vernon, Vt., was here Thursday visiting his mother, Mrs. Eva Umhey, and his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Short, and son, Timothy.

Mr. and Mrs. Salvator Pennisi of New York city spent the weekend here at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guglielmetti, and family.

Mrs. Louis Guglielmetti and son, Gary, spent Tuesday in New York city visiting her mother, Mrs. Filomena Camar- da, and her daughter, Santa Camarda.

Mrs. Albeji: Kirk attended a surprise baby^ shower for Mrs. Norman Ostrander of Rhine- beck on Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Alfred Lane in Palenville.

Mrs. Eugene Gormley cele­brated her birthday Thursday with a family dinner party at Salvucci’s restaurant in West Hurley.

The Phoenicia Fish and Game association has set Sunday, Oct. 10, as the date for its annual turkey shoot. The shoot starts

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Pine Hill, Sept. 23.—Mrs. Rose Nussbaum of Kingston, operator of the Bonnie View hotel for many years, died last week Wednesday in Kingston hospital following a long ill­ness. Her funeral vras held Thursday morning a t the Simp­son funeral home in' Kingston.

Mrs. Nussibaum is survived by two sons, Harry and Ira Nussbaum, her mother, Mrs. Jennie Silverberg, a brother, George Silverberg, and a sis­ter, Mrs. Sarah Schwartz, all of Kingston.

She was married to Oscar Nussbau mof Pine Hill April 3, 1947, and they owned and op­erated the hotel for many years. Mr. Nussbaum died in April, 1961.

at 11 a.m. and continues until dusk, and will be held a t the fish and game hall on route 28.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Groene- wold of Lanesville spent Satur­day evening a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gormley.

Mrs. Anna Jacquier of New York city and Mr. and Mrs. Ru­dolph Pracher and infant daughter, Lalena, of Richmond- ville spent the weekend hei'e a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. DeForrest Smith and family.

Mrs. Patricia Ford of Shan­daken and Mrs. Jane Staiger spent Monday afternoon in Kingston visiting -Mrs. Candy Schwerdtfeger.

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Shandaken-Allaben, Sept. 30Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ford

held a cookout a t their home in Fox hollow Sunday afternoon in honor of the sixth birthday of their daughter, Mary.

Kimberley Anne dcker, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ward Ocker 3d, was christened Sept. 19 a t the McKownville United Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kelly of Sche­nectady were godparents for their niece. Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ward Ocker Jr. of Allaben, pa­ternal grandparents, attended. After the christening, a buffet luncheon for 25 was served.

Fred Ashley of Saugerties visited his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Platt, last week Sunday afternoon.

Miss Jean Harvey of Kings­ton was a dinner guest Satur­day evening a t the home of Mrs. Thomas W. Meredith.

Frankie Nazzaro celebrated his birthday with a party a t his home on Saturday after- - noon. Several of his classmates and friends attended.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Merwin and children visited Mrs. Merwin’s sister. Miss Elaine Quick, of Ellenville oh Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Rinaldo and children of Kingston were dinner guests on Sunday a t .the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Merwin.

Mrs. Theresa Jones enter­tained the following Tuesday afternoon: Mrs. Patricia Max­im and children. Tommy, Merri and Frankie, of Arkville; Mrs. Carol Berryann of Phoenicia and Mrs. Laura Quick, Mrs. Helen Ocker, Mrs. Arline Mer-

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Phoenicia, Sept. 30.—William McCarthy of Phoenicia was honored by his fellow New York Daily News employes when he retired this month as News editor after 28 years of service with the paper.

A special press run of the Sept. 16 edition of The News featured front and back page photos of Mr. McCarthy, and the entire centerfold was de­voted to his career, plus a lit­tle himior from the editorial staff which contended with him for many years.

Y o u t k A r r e s t e d

Phoenicia, Sept. 30.—Deputy Sheriff Tommy Sickler and Constable Bill Jansen were called to the White Front res­taurant Friday night on the complaint of the operaotr, Mrs. Ann Venezila.. They arrested Fred Lane, 22, of Mount Trem- per on a charge of disorderly conduct and arraigned him be­fore Town Justice George Kirk. Lane was released on $50 bail pending a later appearance. Mrs. Venezila told the officers that she had refused to serve Lane because of intoxication, whereupon he became abusive, threatening bodily harm and using foul language.

win, Mrs. Joan Chauncey, Mrs. Rosalie Boland and daughter, Rachel, Mrs. Dorothy Apjohn and Mrs. Babette Jocelyn and children, Danny and Nancy, all of Shandaken.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Vanni of West Hurley took a group of children to the Hunter Moun- 'tain Skyride on Saturday in honor of their daughter, Vicki’s, ICith birthday. A picnic lunch was held a t the top of the mountain. After the skyride, the party returned to the Vanni home for ice cream and cake. Michell and Stacy Boland a t­tended to help their cousin celebrate her birthday.

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ChichesterBy Mrs. H erm an Quick

Chichester, Sept. 30Mr. and Mrs. John Clement

of Kingston visited Mrs. Hazel Gale Thursday.

Mrs. Roy Erickson was ad­mitted to the Benedictine hos­pital Monday. She was to undergo surgery Wednesday.

Mrs. Irene Pokorny is spend­ing a few days with her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Osborn, and family in Catskill.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson and daughter, Mary, of Middle­town and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harrington and son, Charles, were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Charles Thomson.

The Chichester Wesleyan Sunday school had 92 present at the rally day program. Rev. Robert Carlson of Bainbridge showed his gospel magic. Young people from Teen Challenge in­stitute in Rhinebeck will be a t all October 3 services.

Mrs. Douglas Clark attended a baby ^o w er for her sister-in- law, Mrs. Norman Ostrander, at Rhinebeck. The shower was held a t the home of Mrs. Al­fred Lane in Palenville Satur­day evening.

S u r v e y A v a i l a b l e

The town of Shandaken plan­ning board has had several hundred copies of the tabula­tion of its Shandaken public opinion survey reprinted. Cost of the reprinting was under­taken by a priviate citizen. Copies are available a t 10 cents each from any member of the planning board, but they m ust be picked up in person.

P a r e n t M e e t i n g s

Phoenicia, Sept. 30.—^Parents, of first grade pupils met Mon­day night a t the Phoenicia ele­mentary school for a curricu­lum and parent orientation pro­gram conducted by Mrs. Suz­anne Barthel, Mrs. Anne Ma- roney, Mrs. Mary Caughey end Mrs. Marion Thompson. A similar program for parents of

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San Antonio. — Robert N. Freer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Freer of Woodland Valley, has been commissioned a seccond lieutenant in the Air Force upon graduation from officer training school at Lack­land Air Force Base, Texas.

Lieutenant Freer is being as­signed to Mather Air Force Base, Calif., for navigator training.

LanesvilleBy Mrs. H erm an Quick

Lanesville, Sept. 30Mr. and Mrs. James Koehler

are parents of a son, born Sept. 15 in a New York hospi­tal. Jeffrey Dean weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces.

The community gave a com­bined housewarming and retire­ment party for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Becker Wednesday eve­ning a t the Stony Clove Inn. Hostesses were Mrs. Herman Quick of Chichester, Mrs. Ed­ward Haenlein, Mrs. Michael Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Babe Sem- tofa. The Beckers have re­cently sold their general store and moved to their new mobile hMne here. Mr. Becker has retired as postmaster.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ger­man Jr. of Allaben visited Mr. and Mrs. Dean Close Tuesday evening.

Nancy Neal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. £>avid Neal, was given a 16th birthday party Satur-

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The Stony Clove Rod and Gun club will hold a turkey shoot a t the clubhouse Sunday, Oct. 3, from 10 a. m. until dark.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sickler have returned home after spending a week with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sickler, a t Lake­wood.

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Phoenicia, Sept. 30.—^Photo­graphs of pre-school children will be taken from 2 to 3 p. m. Wednesday, Oct. 8, a t the Phoe­nicia elementary school through the auspices of the Phoenicia school Parent Teachers asso­ciation.

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Phoenicia, Sept. 30.—"rae On­teora Indian gridders won their second straight Saturday af­ternoon, downing Wallkill, 26- 14, a t Wallkill. The Indians go undefeated into their encount­er against Red Hook on the Boiceville field Saturday after­noon.

The Wallkill contest was highlighted by Fullback Joe Phelan’s 57-yard touchdown run in the second period. Phelan galloped for 100 of the 254 yards gained on the ground by the Indians.

Onteora took a first-period lead, which was never relin­quished. Both teams scored two touchdowns in the second period, and Onteora pushed an­other across in the third, fol­lowing Center Mark Gallag­her’s recovery of a Wallkill fumble.

The Indians were frustrated by a stubborn Wallkill defense in the final quarter when they were unable to push across from a first down on the one- yard line.

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T o B e B u r i e d H e r e

George M. Rowland, 83, a re­tired engineer who had lived in Big Indian for the last two years, died Sunday in Concord, Mass., where he had been taken after becoming ill here.

His funeral was held Wed­nesday afternoon at the Bedford funeral home in Bedford, Mass. Rev. Harry E. Haines Jr., pas­tor of the F irst Church of Christ Congregation a t Bed­ford, led the funeral service. After cremation, burial will be made a t Oliverea.

Mr. Rowland is survived by his wife, Mrs. Helena Gossoo Rowland, a son, George E. Row­land of Lansing, Mich., a daughter, Mrs. Margaret R. Talkington of Bedford, six grandchildren aiwi one great grandchild.

He was a native of New York city, bom Jan. 16, 1888, to George M. and Johanna Welsh Rowland. He was a retired en­gineer with the Inland division of General Motors in Dayton,

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was a 50-year member I of the Akron, Ohio, Masonic lodge and a member of Grace Method­ist church in Dayton.

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Phoenicia, Sept. 30.—Classes a t the Phoenicia elementary school will be dismissed a t noon Friday so th a t the teachers may complete state-wide re­ports and surveys required by the state Educational Depart­ment.

Kindergarten classes for both morning and afternoon sessions will attend the morning session.

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Pine HiU, Sept. 30.—^There will be a meeting of the Pine HiU cemetery committee a t 7:30 p. m. Saturday in this village.

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