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T H E R O X B U R Y N E W SMflmdayrApril 11,1960 Irma M. Grii^n, Editor

Miss Constance Meade has left from A lb ^ ^ for D river, Ctolo., wh«:e she will be employed a t the beauty culture sdiool. She will m ake her home w ith her father, Maricm W. Meade.

More CanvBflsarsThe following additi(mal can­

vassers for the cancer drive have been appointed by the chairman,' Mrs. Lewis Higgins: Mrs. Julian Wiedemann, Lewis ICggins, Mrs. Marion Bookt^out, Mrs. Howard Cartw right. The American Legion Auxiliary is six>nsoring the drive.

Another slight snowstorm visit­ed this area Saturday, but i t is gone.

Miss Bfcily Weiss of New York city spent the weekend a t the Roxbury hol^l.

Mr. and Mrs. Jam es O. Boerem were called to New York by the accident of Mrs. Boerem’s mother, Mrs. Helen Dragon. She broke her hip and arm in a fall on the walk and is a patient a t the Physicians hospital in Jackstm Heights.

Mrs. Edna Church of Sidney is spending two weeks w ith her sis­ter, Mrs. Rutherford Co<^

Mrs. John Renz of Grand GOTge was an overnight guest Friday of her sister, Mrs. R a li^ B arn h art

Won. Card PrizMThe Pinodile d u b m et w ith Mr.

and Mi& H. Ivan ^ l i th Saturday evening. Four taldes w ere played and prizes w ere won by Mrs. Elton LaRue Mrs. W illiam H. M attice, M arshall Slauscsi, Henry Munsell, and traveling prize by W illiam H. M attice. Refreshm ents were served.

Misses NanQT and Joan Brower of Albany s^niJthe weekend with t h ^ mothef; Mrs. David B. Brower.

M arvin Oakley of Ritdmiondville and Miss Florence M urphy of Cobleskill were guests of the for­mer’s unde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Reed of Spruce street.

SMloosly mMr. and Mrs. Lee Ja ik in s and

Mrs. Jessie McLean of M argaret- ville spent Sunday afternoon witti Mrs. A rthur Close, whose father, Aaron Finch, is seriously ill.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward H ale and children, Jeffrey, Gregory and Kenneth, of Rensselaerville visited Mr. and Mrs. Carroll G. Hinkley Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. E verett Todd of Prattsville were Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Whitney.

Knight DiedMr. and Mrs. Hanford Shultis

were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knight a t Treadwell. Penny Kiiight, who had been visit­ing relatives here, returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Shultis as they brought back Jackie Knight, who is staying w ith his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Shultis. Robert Knight’s father, Milton Knight of Binghamton, died recently.

Taking OensnsMrs. Andrew Schuman Jr. has

been taking the census in the town of Roxbury on the left side of the street going up, for both Roxbury and Grahd Gorge. Fred Hamilton of Grand Gorge is taking the cen­sus on the right side of the road in both places.

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G ilbert ly ie r of Fayetteville spent the weekend w ith his 'par­ents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving H. Tyler.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood and scHi, Donald, of Cobleskill were Sunday guests Mrs. John Van Wormer.

FaUier Is HIMr. and Mrs. Virgil Taylor and

children, Gary, Virgil, Sherry. Lori, Randy ajid R i^ ey , visited relatives in Gailsboro, in the north country, this weekend, called there by the illness of Mrs. Tay­lor's father, F ra i* Borlias.

Iito. and Mrs. Bernard B artley of Roscoe w ere Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Jordan.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown of EUenville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H arry Godcel.

!&■. and M rs. Ray Biglebrand and children, Frederick and Lee- Ann, of Bangor, Pa., were week­end guests of Mrs. Anglebrand’s mother, Mrs. Andrew Pekrul, a t the home of A lbert Pekrul.

W illiam DuMond, daughter, Mrs. Leo Mestyanek and her daughter, 'Laurie, of H alcott Cen­te r visited Mr. and Mrs. Grover DuM<md Sunday.

Miss Jean Enderlin, student at Cortland STC, is spending the E aster vacation w illi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Leighton Ehderlin.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard C art- wrigjit, Mr. and Mrs. H arvey Shep- wood of Vega and Mr. and Mrs. M arshall Avery of H alcottv ille were guests Saturday night of last week of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kelly.

Mr. and Mrs. Obe Zuidema spent th ree days of last week in R utland and Burlington, Vt.

The library a t the central school will be open < ^ y on Tuesday, AiHil 19, and Thursday, April 21, from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 9.

Scho<d C ot for ICasterE aster vacation a t Roxbury cen­

tra l school sta rts Thursday after­noon a t 3 and lasts all the fol­lowing week. Friday morning the seniors s ta rt on their tr ip to W ashington, D. C.

Friday evening Mrs. B. H. Ben­n ett returned from Stam ford ac- compahied by her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Bennett, who spent the weekend until Sunday w ith her. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Granscm S later and Mr. and Mrs. Charles S later and smi, Robert, of Pine Hill vi^re also guests of Mrs. Ben­nett.

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Poli and son, Gus Jr., of Grand Gorge were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Reed.

Mr. and Mrs. Otis Reed spent S atiu^ay w ith Mr. an4 Mrs. Les­lie H itdicock a t Blenriti^au

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Roxbury, April 9.—^The fifth and sixth grades presented “The Cob­bler of Fairyland,” directed by Mrs. Sanford Hinkley, a t the cen­tra l school Friday evening. The program began with the kinder­garten rhythm band pl£^ying to a

ird, “The' Thunderer,” by Siusa. The junior tw irlers per­formed to “The Invincible Eagle (Sousa). “The Challanger” (Hub- bell); “Irish Suite (LeRoy Jack ­son); “Faith of Our Fathers” (Arr. Frank) and “Activity” (Ben­nett).

“The Cobbler of F a i r y l a n d B y Preston-W inston) cast was as fol­lows: Head painter, Steven C art­w right; second painter, Richard Gibbs; Queen M wiarchia, Lola Baker; King M artin the Meek, Michael Kelly; Percival, the court page, Alan Slauscm; Lacy Lucinda, Carol Morse; Rosaline, (Thristie F revert; head cook, Lynne MiUer; second cook, P a tsy Dugan; Chris- tobel, Jane Schuman; fairy cob­bler, Milfay Marcelli; Princess Delmarie, Lorraine CJerman.

Machiavelli, the cat, M arjorie Gile; first elf, Ciene Shultis; Venge- fuletta, B etty Iveg; witch, Clathy Young; second elf, Dennis Hag- gferty; th ird elf, George, Bolduc; Lord Mayor, Thomas Morse; first guest, Carolyn Bradley; first fairy, Lynne Ctole; second feiiry, Suzanne Andre; th ird fairy, Helen Olmstead; fourth fairy, Nancyj M artin; fifth fairy, Patric ia Cable; sixth fairy, Cynthia Wiedemann.

Painters, Scott Gordon, Fred Hammond, Donald Hinkley, Rich­ard Meade, Michael Porter, Rob­e rt Stew art, Richard Wiedemann.

Cocte, Evelyn Ballard, B arbara Bigam, Bonnie Davis, C^arol F lan - ing, • M arie Graham, Bartutra Greene, Beth Hewitt, E ll« i Mead, Bonnie RiddeU, Caeorgia Rose, Dor­othy Rossman, Gloria Rutulante.

Ladies-in-waiting, M ary (Seorge, Sharon Haggerty, Valerie Hmk- ley, Cynthia Poole, B arbara Th(xnps(»i, M ary Weyl; Gail F re- v e r t

Elves, Alan Mcnre, Jill Hudler, Linda Rowe, Connie Smith, B ar­bara S e ^ y .

Cobblers’ {^E^trentices, Russell Fleming, Gregg K ienterf, George M artin, Joe Kelly, Jam es Osb<wn,Michael VanBuren.

(Suests, Susan Ballard, P atricia Bigam, Sharon Gilman, Raynuxid Oliver, M ary Ann Rossmoii, Ranald Segnini.

Stage m anager, Michael F re- v e r t

M rs. G race W aters Broke H jp a t Home

P hoauda, April 11.—Mrs. (3race W aters fell in her Hcsne last Wed­nesday and sustained a broken hip. She had surgery and is in Benedictine h o ^ ita l.

RoxiNuy H^ll^Boocbory C entral School

Reporters: Iris Mead, Sue Johnson

InterviewName, William Crawford; born,

Albany, N. Y.; teaches, m ath and sdence; favorite sport, swimming; apparent aim, to have every<H»e pass; dislikes, students who dcw’t study— motto, “If you love life, do not squander time, for th a t is the stuff life is made of.”

Honor BollGrade 12—^Antha Munsell, 88;

M aria Naccarato, 87; Emily Mead, i; Bonnie Voorhees, 85.Grade 11—E arl Schreiber, 90. Grade 10—Christie EJgnor, 89;

Evon George, 88.Grade 9 ^ a n d r a Andre, 94;

Carol C artw right, 93; Richard Young, 93; Mike B^^vert, 91; Donald Hadden, 91; Rhoda Paul, 66.

Grade 8—Nancy Eig^or, 94; Donna McCune, 93; M arian Lutz, 92; Judy Townsend, 92; Carole Andre, 87; Doug H iridey, 86; Hel­en Gerken, 85; April Higgins, 85.

Grade 7 -^ a n e B o c^o u t, 97; David C^antwell, 93; Eileen Sne- goski, 93; Stanley M artin, 92; M ary Zuidema, 92; Linden Greg­ory, 91; Linda Gregory, 91; Sharon Ogbom, 88; Linda Hinkley, 87; C arl Davis, 87; Joe Carr, 85; Floyd George, 85.

Jam SessionQuestion: "How do you think

‘Roxbury Highlights can be im­proved” ?Seniors—

Lorraine Edlem: I think i t could be longer.

Jim Crook: Have the iHcture th e person you are interviewing in Juniors—

Jane Weyl: Having everything printed th a t is sent in.

Skip: Schreiber: I th ink having questions th a t pec^le can f i ^ t about will create more interest. Sophomores—

Iris Mead: If everything was printed th a t was sent in, i t would help a lot.

Bob Hinkley: There should be more about sports.Freshmen—

Donna CJordon: I t ’s aU righ t the way i t is.

Mike F revert: P u t honor roll in. E ighth Grade—

Russell Johnston: More students talking in Jam Session.Seventh Grade—

Jane Bookhout: More news from dasses.

Mr. W hitelonis: If it was looked ovw tefo re i t is^sent in.

RKS Root: I t would. Help a lo t if everything was put in th a t is said.

Mr. Gibbs: There should be more human interest.

FHA News On Tuesday the FHA held its

annual meeting. The girls pu t to ­gether the FHA “IxK* it up. Cook it up” cookbook. This cookbook contains many favorite recipes of the girls.

A spaghetti supper was served. The meeting was adjourned a t 7 o’dock.

Jm lo r Newslley , cats, only 30 more days

until the junior prom.

Coining Events April 15: Seniors leave for Wasli- - ington a t 8 a. m. They will be

transix>rted to Catskill by school bus. Frran there they wiU Board a train for the capitol.

April 14: School is out for E aster vacation a t 2:45.

April 27: Fleischmanns band will present a program in the after­noon.

O perettaFriday night a t 8:15, the fifth

and sixth grades presented an operetta entitled “Cobbler of Fairyland.” The leading characters were Lola Baker, Mike Kelly, Lor­raine German, M argie Gile and Milfoy MarcsUi.

[Editor’s N ote: A newspaper is for news events, not propaganda or free a^ ertis in g . Space is lim­ited. Schools cannot occujpy all space available. Send news, i t will be printed. Photographs are ex­pensive.]

Mrs. Reed SurprisedRoxbury, April 6.—^Mrs. Charles

H. Reed was given a surprise birthday party Tuesday evening a t i e r home on Spruce street. Pres­ent were Miss Linda IDnkley, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dean, Miss M aine Buel, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Buel of New Kingston, William and David Reed, Stam ford; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stone and d a u ^ - ters, Marie andlCathy, P ratstville; Mrs. Dorothy Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stone and diildren, B ar­bara, Miner and Michael, all of Stamford.

A birthday cake was made by Mrs. Mona S later. Mrs. Reed re­ceived many cards and gifts.

Red Cross-Over TopRoxbury, April 9.—Mrs. Marion

Bo(dchout, d iairm an of the Red C r̂oss drive far Ro3d>ury, an­nounces th a t Roxbury went “over the top” th is ^ a r , as $496.40 was collected, while, the quota was $475. This is reported to be the fii^ t tim e in some years th a t Rox- buiy has gone over th e ir quota, and th a t Roxbury is way ah«ul of many ->ther area towns in th is respect this year.

HalcottvilleBy WUUam E. Gitffln

Halcottville, April 11The .^ n il m eeting of the WSCS

of the M ethodist church of Hal­cottville and Roxbury was held last Thursday afternoon a t the h<Mne of Rev. and Mrs. Richard Guice in Rorfjury. There were about a dozen ladies from Hal­cottville who attaided the m eet­ing.

Drives New Trud^Howard Slauson, salesman for

the Gulf Oil company, is driving a new panel truck to be used for his sales work. H ie form er truck was wrecked several weeks ago near W alton.

Carl G. Rowe, form erly of Laurens has been spending time in this village w ith friends M d relatives. Mr. Rowe is a form er resident of Bragg hoUow.

Dale Blakeslee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Blakeslee of Grand CJorge, spent tim e last week as the guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M arshall Avery.

Transferred to AlbanyElm er G. Bussy, ill for many

m onths in and out of h o ^ ita l, has been spending several weeks in M argaretville hospitiQ. He did not respond , to treatm ent and was transferred Sunday to the Albany hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Leon E. Bussy and son, Randy, of G ran­ville w ere weekend visitors a t/th e home of his parents, Mr. and lifcs.- Elm er G. Bussy.

Mrs. Charles B. Rowe attended a stork shower in honor of her sister, Mrs. P eter Tubilo, a t the home of Mrs. Raymond Gockel in Grand Gwge on a recent Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. George H. M at­thews J r . and fam ily of Schoharie spent Saturday afternoon a t the hOTtie o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. H alt while Mr. M atthews enjoyed the fishing.

StIU to Be CountedThe count of the people on the

w est side of Main stree t was made by the census taker last Friday afternoon. The east side of the stree t has not been canvassed as yet.

Have New D aughterMr. and Mrs. Jam es C. Kelly

are the parents of a daughter bom late Sunday night a t the M ar­garetville hospital. Mrs. Kelly is the form er Miss Louise Dimham of Prattsville. The little g irl weighed eight pounds four ounces and has been named Joann.

Scott H. C lark became ill S at­urday. He is still confined to his home w ith the virus. He is re­covering slowly.

Aaron Constable was ill last weekend and was attended by Dr. C. K. Ives of Roxbury. He is improved.

T he May meeting, of the WSCS of the M ethodist church will be held May 5, w ith lunch served at noon, a t the hcrnie of Mrs. Floyd CTonklin.

Mr. and Mrs. Scott H. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Mead and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Smith of this village were among those who a t­tended a pinochle party a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Valk in Kelly Ctomers last S at­urday night.

Kelly CornersKelly CJomers, April 12

By Mrs. Balph FetterThe M argaretville Senior Home

Dem onstration unit m et Thursday w ith Mrs. William Valk. The topic was care of perennial^ taught by Mrs. Agnes Miller. A w hite elephant auction was held, which netted the unit $11. Fifteen members were present

Mr. and Mrs. Ed McGarvey and two sons of M aplecrest visited Mr. and Mrs. (Seorge d3um Thursday evening.

Mrs. H erbert Raeder, Mrs. E lla Lawrence; Mrs. Ralph F elter and Mrs. Irving Tyler and Miss Grace Turk of Roxbury att« ided a Rebekah meeting Saturday a t Davenport.

Lynn Jc^mson of H artford, Conn., ^ n t the weekend with, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wflbur Johnson. -

Wilson Hoy and daughters, Ger­trude and Esther, of Downsville spent Sdnday w ith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoy and family. '

Tlie Catskill Mt. chapter o f the Izaak W alton League is planning

pancake supper for Satinniay night, April 23, starting 5:30 p. m.

O nteora Music Group' To Present Concert

Boiceville, April 8.—^The Onte-- ora central school string ensemble will be heard 4n the annual spring concert to be held a t the Boioe- ville sdiool auditorium on the evening of May 11.

String dasses w ere organized a t Onteora in September, 1956. This y ear 60 students from grades 3 to 10 are receiving instruction. In 1958 a cello class was started , and in 1959-^violas w ere added to the group.

Tickets for the concert will go (HI sale the week of April 25 a t the sdiool. H dcets w ill also foe sold a t th e door.

H alcottville Lad H ad Em ergency Trip

Halcottville, April I L — Dennis Bussy, middle son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan H. Bussy (tf B ragg hdltfw, entered Margazetfville hospital Sunday evening M m idniglit and underwent an apacgeacy ap0esi- dectrany. H e is pialdng excellentprogress.

Denver-VegaIBy Mn. Gerald Oreene

Deiver-Vega, April 9Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Ford and

family spent Sunday w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Raeder, in Grand <3orge.

Afr. and Mrs. L. C. Gray were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gray in Summit, Mrs. Jane Gray in Ridmumdville and Charles Crapser in CobleskiU.

Mrs. Francis Sherwood, Mrs. A rthur Hull of Kelly Comers, Mrs. James Eisele of Kingston visited Mrs. Leonard Estus a t Rockland hospital Saturday.

Mrs. Jam es Sweeney, Mrs. John Shultis, Mrs. William Baker, Mrs. Stanley Young and Mrs. Omar Griffin attended the East- em S tar meeting a t Hancodc April 5. .

Mrs. Raymond Slauson and daughter, Linda, of Kingston spent Thursday and Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Finch.

Mrs. Je rry Raeder and daugh­ters, Kim, Tracy and Janice, spent the weekend w ith Mrs. Virginia Graham and family in Ithaca.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred O strander and children, Dana and Danny, of Willow were Sunday, April 3, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ballard and family.

Mrs. Edwin K ittle of Kingst(Hi w£is a Thursday and Friday guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Greene, and ftunily. Mrs. Raymond Slauson and daughter and Mrs. K ittle were lunchem guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Tischmacher ifi Roxbury.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Davidson of Treadwell spent the weekend w ith then: son-in-law and daugh­ter, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C art­wright, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davidson of Treadwell came Thursday to take Mr. and 'Mrs. Clifford Davidson home.

Miss Penny Knight of Tread­well, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knight, is spending a few days w ith an unde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Shultis.

Teaches BeoervesCi^. Clinton H unter is <m IN I

duty teaching reserves in P itts ­burgh, Pa. He is instructing a demlitimi course. Clinton is the son of Mr. M d Mrs. B ert H unter Sr. <5)1. and Mrs. H unter hope to find living quarters in P itts­burgh.

The dance scheduled for April 15 a t the ski lodge will be can­celed.

Sorprise Baby ShowerThirty-five friends and relatives

gathered a recent evening a t the Vega hall to siuprise Mrs. Jam es Hammond w ith a baby shower. Out-of-town guests w ere Mrs. Richard Finch of Halcottville, Mrs. Edwin K ittle and Mrs. Ray­mond Slauson and daughter of Kingston, Mrs. E tta Reed and Mrs. Inez Slauson of Roxbury, Mrs. Donald Bush,: Mrs. W ard K eator and B etty H unter of Kelly Cor­ners. Mrs. John Shultis made a “baby shower” cake espedally for the party. Mrs. Howard Greene and Mrs. George 'nschm adier were hostesses. Mrs. Hammmid received many gifts.

P lan Bake SaleThe annual before-Easter bake

sale will be held Satiu^ay, April 16, a t 2 o’clock a t Douglas Kelly’s store. Cwnmittees have been a i^ in te d to carry out the bake ^ale.

The next m eeting will be held April 18 with guest speakers Mr. and Mrs. WUbur Cleveland, county deputy and wife. Twenty- five year members of the W awaka Grange will receive pins and cer­tificates. A l i ^ t luncheon will be served and a large attendance is hoped for.

Guests Brought Cakes For Belated Parties

Chichester, April 11.—^The fol­lowing took refreshm ents and a cake to the hwne of Mrs. Frank Shultis OTi Friday for a belated surprise birthday party for Mrs. Shultis: Mrs. Howard Decker of Roxbury, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones of Lexington and Mrs. Charles DeMonie and daughter, Alice, of Roxbury.

Mr. and Mrs. CJeorge Sweet ob­served their 10th wedding anni­versary on April 7. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. O strander and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey O strander visi­ted w ith a decorated cake and refreshm ents.

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