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T h e P in e H ill N e w s Churdi Services

By Irma Mae GriffinThe Febr^iary m eeting of the

WSCS of the M ethodist church was held last week Tuesday at the church. Mrs. Leland F an ­ning had the program, which involved psychology and psy­chological tests. Refreshm ents were served by Mrs. Miles Koh­ler and Mrs. M arshall Slauson.

Ice Refugees

iMrs. Clarence Barkm an and son, Roger, of Delhi spent a few days w ith the ir grandpar­ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Graham, a t Huhbell Corners. The Barkm ans had problems with the heating system a t their home in Delhi because of the ice jam a t the bridge over the Delaware river there.

Charles Elflein has been a patient a t Stam ford hospital the las t week and expected to have surgery Wednesday of this week.

Jam es Ralph Needham, in­fan t son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Needham, was baptized a t the m orning service by the pastor, Rev. F rancis Rivenburgh, a t Roxbury M ethodist church.

Janine Jones of Grand Gorge spent the long weekend of W ashington’s ibirthlay w ith her grandm other, Mrs. Sherrill Tompkins.

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton S par­ling of Accord spent the day last week with Mr. Sparling’s mother, Mrs. S tella Baker. Glenn Sparling of Utica was ' also a visitor Saturday.

Mrs. M arguerite Finch of W hite Plains spent the week­end w ith Mr. and Mrs. Eber Cartw right.

L arry C artw right has been transferred from Albany to W arrensburg by the S tandard Bridge Co., for which he works. He comes home weekends.

Madeline Wallace of Newing­ton, Conn., spent W ednesday to Friday a t her Roxbury home on Spruce street.

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos M artin of PrattsviJle were visitors on Sunday of W ardell J. M artin.

Mrs. Joseph S tripp Sr. of Stam ford and Mr. and Mrs. Jo ­seph S tripp Jr. and children, Juliene and Jeffrey, of Hal- cottville w ere Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John F. BaJ- lard.

Mr. and Mrs. George Sweet of Roxbury and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F elter of Kelly Corners were guests W ednesday of Mr. and Mrs. H erbert Raeder in Denver to celebrate Mrs. Fel- te r ’s birthday.

Miss Susan Snyder and Mrs. Gary DuMond of Roxbury, Mrs. E rnest Cook and daugh­ter, Ktahy, and Mrs. Alden Cook of P o tte r Hollow motored to M artinsville, Ky., to attend thejyv^edding Friday of Jonathan

Thursday, Feb. 25D elam arter of G rand Gorge and Miss Linda Sauer of M artins­ville. Jonathan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert D elam arter, of Grand Gorge had previously gone to M artinsville for the wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rudolph and children, Jaye, Joseph, Christopher, Jacqueline and Helen, and Mr. and Mrs. Vin­cent Rinaldi and children, De­nise, Vincent, P e te r and Karen, all of Norwood, N. J., have spent the las t week a t the Adamiak home in W est S ettle ­ment, which they have rented for the skiing season.

Mrs. Hannah E. Baynton has gone to Florida for an extend­ed vacation.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes of L ittle Falls spent the week­end w ith the ir son and daugh­ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M al­colm C. Hughes.

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver P. Staples returned home last week a fte r spending six weeks in Miami and o ther points.

Mrs. C arl Ruderm an of Rox­bury Run will leave Sunday by plane fo r Sweden to visit rela- lives. She will la te r join her husband in London for a short vacation.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Per- zone of Upper Saddle River, N. J., entertained 20 friends a t a cocktail party a t th e ir Rox­bury Run home Saturday eve­ning.

Mr. and Mrs. F red Schick of New York city have rented the A lbrecht home a t Roxbury Run for a week.

Mrs. H enry Koch and daugh­ter, Linda, of Livingston, N. J., spent a few days midweek w ith Mrs. Koch’s mother, Mrs. Edith Schuster, and enjoyed skiing.

Mr. and Mrs. John B. H ew itt were supper guests S aturday night o f Mrs. H ew itt’s sister, Mrs. Helen Ricci, a t Cairo.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cafiero and infant son, Joseph, of Poughkeepsie spent the week­end w ith Mrs. Cafiero’s m oth­er, Mrs. F. Leighton Enderlin. I t was Joseph’s firs t visit to Roxbury.

Mrs. Oscar Case of M arga- retw lle and Mrs. Robert Sper­ling' of Halcottville visited their sister, Mrs. Jam es M. Bouton, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Gross and children, Pam , K urt and Wendy, of Blauvelt, N. Y., and Jam es A. Bloomer of Syracuse were W ashington’s birthday weekend guests of E. Richard Everett.

Mrs. R uth Preston came home from M argaretviHe Me­morial hospital, and Sunday m orning her son, Robert P res­ton, of H obart accompanied

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The honor rolls for the sec­ond 10 weeks have been report­ed a t M argaretviHe central school

High HonorSeniors—Ann Sluiter.Juniors — Jam es Hosier, P a ­

tric ia Kelder, Gregg Mathis, Carol Smith, Jane Traver.

Sophomores — Amy H yatt, Sylvia Lillep, Charles Berto- lino, Nagui Halim, Gail Wol­cott and Cheryl Zimmerman.

Freshm en — Patric ia -Carroll, Melanie Fairbairn, Polly Miller, Sharon Pekrul, Gary Smith, Susan Valk and Adlenne H er­rick.

Honor RollSeniors—Hillis Faulkner, Le-

la Goodchild, Susan H arrington, K aren Heley, Lynn Kelly, Deb­orah Morse, Dane Scudder and Lisa Traver.

Juniors—^Michael C raft, Mi­chael DiBenedetto, Cathleen George, Donna Kelly, Coralee Redmond and K aren Roadman.

Sophomores—Colleen Beards­ley, C athy Balcom, Joanne M ariotti, Joy H all and Lisa Weiss.

Freshm en—Stephen Bellows, Jam es Boxer, John Hubbell, David Elliott, Jam es £ llio tt, Lynn Elliott, R ichard Hold- ridge, Jan e t Kelder, Colleen M artin, Melvin Fuller, Antoin­e tte Piacquadio, Thomas S lu iter and P atric ia Sweeney.

Mrs. Presiton a irf h e r daugh­ter, Mrs. R obert Reynolds, to the Albany airport, from iwhich they w ent by plane to Mrs. Reynolds’ home a t Mokena, 111., w here Mrs. P reston will re ­cuperate.

Fished New Zealand

W illiam F rev ert has retu rned Ifram a tro u t fishing tr ip to N ew Zealand, his th ird tr ip there. He said he took unusuai- iy large tro u t from there. He aOso visited Tahiti and Sam oa and was a t Sam oa when the astronau ts landed near there.

Mrs. Edna Bahnes has re ­tu rned from Delmar, w here she spent tim e. H er little grand­daughter, D ebra Balmes, had ano ther operation on her fin­ger, which was alm ost severed dn an accident. The nine-year- old girl was in a hospital for a week, and the surgeons tran s­p lanted tendons from h er foot.

Mrs. Bruce Caswell will re- iview “Penny Candy” by Jean K err a t the home of Mrs. C harles Aikm an on March 1. ’The review of the book “Zelda” will be done in May instead of M arch. *

Roland F. “Doc” Ross, 68, the m ost popular a th letic instructor and coach in the histoi^f of Roxbury central school, died unexpectedly F riday a t the Stam ford hospital. He had suffered a coronary a ttack ’Thursday a t his home in Rox­bury.

Funeral services were held Monday morning a t the Rox­bury United M ethodist church. Rev. Francis Rivenburgh, pastor of the church, officiated. Burial will be in the Roxbury ceme­tery.

Surviving Mr. Ross are his wife, Mrs. Beatrice Wild Ross, two sons, Conrad Ross of Bing­ham ton and Jam es Ross of Vir­ginia Beach, Va., and a grand­daughter, H eather Ross of Bing­hamton.

He was born May 21, 1902 in Spring Creek, Pa., a son of Claude and Mipnie Smith Ross. He attended Corry high school a t Corry, Pa., and was gradu­ated a t Ithaca college.

He taught a t MargaretviHe high school before going to Rox­bury, where he was coach for 37 years. He re tired in 1964.

D uring his years a t Roxbury, he was the originator of the sum m er recreation program , and the annual Doc Ross m inor sports carnival, which received s ta te recognition. He was also a scoutm aster in Roxbury for 12 years.

Those from out of town a t the funeral Monday included Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Ross, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Robinson, Mrs. Blanche Wild, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wild and Joseph Wild, all of Spencer, N. Y., and Je rry Russell of Oneonta.

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CebMestme is eiose4 on Mondays:

Leslie Jean Myers celebrated her 12th birthday Friday w ith a party a t her home.

C layton Myers of Highmount was taken to Benedictine hos­p ita l last week Tuesday with acute bronchitis. H e will have x-rays taken of his stom ach this week.

Mrs. Alfred Rosepthal and daughters and a friend of Sy- osset, L. I., spent las t week w ith her m other, M rs. B. Drei- fus.

H arold Persons of this vil­lage and D arrell A tkin of Mar- garetville left Satu rday for Florida. M r. A tkin will spend his vacation a t W est Palm Beach. Mr. Persons will spend two weeks w ith W alter E. M urray a t T reasure Island. •

M r. and Mrs. F rancis T. ' M urray of Albany SE>ent the weekend w ith her parents, Mr. and Mr^. F red W. Claudy, and son, John.

M r. and Mrs. R ichard Sehl- m eyers and four children of Hadley, N. Y., w ere Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ard L. C lark and family.

Mrs. Ford FellMrs. M earl Ford, who is

visiting h er daughter, Mrs. Leota Williams, a t Wilmington, Del., fell and broke h er le ft w rist. She is (wearing a cast.

Rev. and Mrs. W illiam Peder­sen of New Berlin and Mrs. Helen Merwin of th is village w ere Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. M uriel Blish a t Cloves- ville. Rev. Pedersen was the

■ speaker a t the B aptist church th a t morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davis and little daughter, Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Guifford Jim m erson of Wayne, N. J., spent Satu r-

Thursday, Feb. 25day afternoon and evening w ith Je rry Merwin and visited Mrs. Merwin a t Benedictine hospital a t Kingston. ’

Jacqueline Sm ith spent th ree days las t week w ith her aunt, Mrs. George Lockwood, and fam ily a t Allaben.

Karthleen W allace and Susan F rance participated in Section 9 ski races a t G reat Gorge, N. J., Saturday. They skied for the O nteora ski team , which finished second.

Mrs. E ^ th Sanchis of New York city spent Thursday w ith Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Brasen and visited several o ther friends.

Mr. and Mrs. M errill H itch­cock and sons of Bristol, Conn., spent Sunday w ith his parents, Mr. and M rs. M. S. H itchcock Sr.

M rs. T erry R oberts and daughter, Florence, spent the weekend w ith her son and daughter-in-ilaw, Mr. and Mrs. H arry Roberts, a t Mahwah, N. J. Christie and Robin went home a fte r spending last week w ith th e ir grandm other, Mrs. Roberts, and Florence.

Mrs. W illiam Dilg and chil­d ren visited h er sister, Mrs. Ben Short, and fam ily on High­m ount Sunday.

Al DeMiohele of Lyndhurst, N. J., spent Sunday afternoon a t his home on S tation road.

L eota Williams of W ilming­ton, Del., spent the weekend with h er sister, Mrs. Clifford Bellows, and fam ily on High- moiant.

Mr. and Mrs. L arry G ardner and children of PlainviMe, Conn., spent the weekend with h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. F . R. Borden, and family.

Church news to be inserted in thii column must reach The News o^ice not later than Monday evening oi publication week.

Andes St. Ann’s Catholic Church. Sunday mass, 11:30 a.m.

P leasant Valley United M eth­odist Church, Mrs. M urray W alters. Church service, 9:30 a. m.

Cabin HUl United Presby­terian Church, Rev. Felix MUas, pastor. Church service, 11:30 a.m.

Andes United M ethodist Church, Rev. M urray W alters, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; church service, 9:30 a.m.

Andes United Presbyterian Church, Rev. R. V. E. W right, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a.m .; church service, 11 a.m.

Clovesville Bible B a p t i s t Church, Fleischmanns: Sunday school, 9:45 a. nru; worship serv^ice a t 11 a. m. Norm an Sm ith of South New Berlin will be speaker.

F irs t B aptist Church of Phoe­nicia, Rev. Leslie H. Kellner, pastor: morning worship, 11 a. m., “The Dividing Line” ; evening service, 7:30 p. m., “Deliverance.” Bible study a t the church parsonage a t 7 p. m. Wednesday, M arch 3.

United Methodist Church of Phoenicia, Rev. Bonnie Lee Jones, pastor: Morning wor­ship, Lanesville, 9 a. m.; m orn­ing worship and Sunday school, Phoenicia, 10:15 a. m.; morn­ing worship, Shady-Lake Hill, 11:30 a. m. -

F ree M ethodist Church, Ark- ville, Howard J. Deats, pastor. Sunday services: Sunday school, 10 a.m.; morning w o r^ ip , 11; evening worship, 7:30. Tuesday afternoon a t 1:30 W.M.S. busi­ness m eeting a t the home of

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U lster Coimty Community college has 'begun a scholarship fund drive in order to assist more deserving students in a t ­tending college.

Scholarships Obtained will be awarded to students attending UOOC. They also (will go to community college graduates transferring to four-year col­leges and universities to work for baccalaureate degrees.

P resident E rbstein said schol­arships are' being sought from individuals, professional groups, service and civic olubs. and frcHn banks and industry. Also being encouraged are scholar­ships awarded through wills and estates, and memorial scholarships.

Melissa Liddle. Wednesday evening a t 7:30 Bible study a t the parsonage.

Saint M argaret’s Episcopal Church, O rchard street. Rev." R. L. Donahue, priest-in-charge. F irs t Sunday in Lent, Feb. 28. 9 a. m., Holy Eucharist and serm on; 7:30 p. m.. Cottage m eeting a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Hamway, Church street. All are invited ito this adult study group.

St. Francis de Sales Parish,Phoenicia, Rev. John Gorman, pastor; Rev. Thomas Baylis, associate. Daily masses, Phoe­nicia, 7:30 a. m.; Saturday masses, Our Lady of Lourdes, Allaben, 5 p. m. Sunday mass­es, St. Francis de Sales, Phoe­nicia, 8 and 10 a. m.; O ur Lady of LaSalette, Boiceville, 9 a. m.; Our Lady of Lourdes, Alla­ben, 10:30 a. m. Lenten serv­ices s ta r t a t Phoenicia Wed­nesday a t 7 p. m.

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