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Page Four CAT8K1LL yOPNTAiy NEWS Margaretville, N. Y., Friday, June 14, 1967

Annexation Appeals Heard This Week

The appeal of a group of West Hurley residents. protesting the annexation of West Hurley to Onteora central school was sched­uled for Thursday of this week before the state commissioner of education in Albany. The Wood- stock protest petition was to be heard today, Friday.

In the event the appeals are not sustained, Mr. Moehle said that integration of Woodstock, West Hurley, Morgan Hill and Spillway schools with Onteora would probably be completed by June 30. The orders to integrate Morgan Hill and Spillway schools were not put to a referendum.

Mr. Moehle said that tentative plans have been drawn for bus and classroom schedules to teike effect in September if the annex­ations are upheld by the commis­sioner. In anticipation that the order will be upheld, pupils from the West Hurley school have made orientation visits to ^he Onteora building at Boiceville. Woodstock pupils have also been invited.

Three OCS board members met recently with the Morgan Hill board to work out details of in­tegration.

New Telephone Directory Sent Out

The Margaretville Telephone Co. has distributed 1,400 directories with an approximate 1,100 list­ings covering this village and An­des. The cover is green to dis­tinguish it from the blue of Isist year. There is a blank page" to list often called numbers.

Page 19 lists directions whereby a subscriber may score himself on “ telephone habits.” Page 4 also gives valuable information and lists prices for day calls in this area of the Catskills. There is a warning on page 3 containing information regarding not giving up the wire for an “emergency' call. Definition of an “emer­gency” call is given.

LICENSE NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given that License No. 13-A-72 has been issued to the undersigned under the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law to sell beer and cider not to be con­sumed on the premises where sold, at Tremper’s Country Store, 6 miles south of Andes, N. Y. Willis Tremper, d/b/a Tremper’s Country Store, Andes, N. Y. 2j21c

NOTICE is hereby given that license No. 13-SL-154 has been issued to the undersigned under the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law to sell liquor, wine and beer to be con­sumed on the premises where jsold, at Takanassee Hotel & Country Club, Inc., lower Main Street, Fleischmanns, N. Y. Takanassee Hotel & Country Club, Inc., Fleischmanns, N. Y. 2j21c

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Phoenicia Director

Adrian Hall

Phoenicia, June 10.—-The Play­house hais announced the ap- house announced today the ap­pointment of Adrian HaU as the managing director for the Onteora area professional summer theatre.

Mr. Hall is casting the first show of the season, “Teahouse of the August Moon,” which will open July 2.

Five Broadway hit comedies, two dramas, one mystery and one folk-musical are scheduled for The Playhouse this summer.

“Years Ago” will play July 9-14. A family comedy by Ruth Gordon, it recalls the nostalgic era be­tween the gay 90s and the roar­ing 20s.

“Dark of the Moon” will open July 16 and play through July 21. Howard Richardson’s and William Berney’s folk-musical has been called by theatre historians “a classic of the American stage.”

"Speaking or Murder” by TV’s writing team, Audrey and William Roos, wtU play Aug. 23-28.

“Oipheus Descending,” Tennes­see Williams new drama, pre­sented this season on Broadway, is scheduled to play from July 30 through Aug. 4.

“The Loud Red • Patrick” scheduled for Aug. 6-11.

Paul Kielar, administrative pro­ducer, announced that he is leav­ing Aug. 13-18 open in order to schedule the latest Broadway comedy release.

“The Children’s Hour,” Lillian Heilman’s powerful drama that ran 691 performances when it first played on Broadway, will be staged Aug. 20-25.. The drama is not recommended for children and only adults will be admitted.

To close their first season, the Playhouse has chosen “See How They Run,” one of the funniest farces.

National Scout Tour Includes Pepacton

Twelve outstanding Explorer Sicouts selected from the entire United States will include Dela­ware county on a 2,500-mile “Conservation Caravan” planned by the National council. Boy Scouts of America.

The tour begins tomorrow, Sat­urday, at Mitchell Field, L. I., where the Air Force wUl fly the boys from their homes. They will arrive in Hancock Sunday, June 23. After church and lunch they will visit the Pepacton res­ervoir, where they wiU observe fish management in the reser­voir and game management and forestry practice at Bear Spring mountain preserve.

They wiU spend‘ Sunday night in Oneonta. Besides the East Branch areas, they will visit con­servation preserves and locations in New Jersey and northeastern New York on the three-week tour.

Gerard Caruso Earns K of C Third Degree

Phoenicia, June 10. —• Gerard Caruso, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fran­cis J. Caruso of Mt. Pleasant, re­ceived his third degree in Knights of Columbus in Newburgh Sunday. He was accompanied by Rev. Ed­ward Davis of St. Francis de Sales church, Arthur Redinond, John Del Santo and Judge William Malloy.

A reception was held at the Caruso home afterward and an eight-course dinner was served.

RPl Graduate Has Buffalo Position

John E. Haviland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haviland of Ark- ville, was a member of the gradu­ating class of Rensselaer Poly­technic institute at Troy. He re­ceived a bachelor degree in civil engineering. He and his family will move tomorrow to Buffalo, where he will be an assistant res­ident engineer in a consulting en­gineering firm.

Burning Brush Needs Efforts Of Firemen

Fleischmanns, June 10.— The Fleischmaims Fire department was called out Saturday after­noon for a brush fire burning along the highway on the Halcott road near Lake Switzerland. The fire was extinguished and no dam­age was done.

Officers InstalledOfficers were installed last Wed­

nesday at a meeting of the Wo­mens Society of Christian service of the Methodist church held at the home of Mrs. Frederic Bruell:

The annual bazaar will be held Wednesday, July 17.

Dr. Bremer Has Office In Phoenicia

Kenneth M. Bremer, MD, of Woodstock wUl. begin office hours in Phoenibia today, Friday, from 4 until 6 p. m. Dr. Bremer will be in Phoenicia -the sEune hours from Tuesday until Saturday each week.

He wUl receive patients in the office at the Phoenicia hotel, for­merly occupied by the late Dr. Marie Bieber. The phone num­ber for 'appointments is Wood- stock 9002.

Phoenicia has been hard-pressed for a physician’s service since Dr. Charles Quinn became ill more than a month ago. Although out of the hospital, he is still unable to resume his practice. He has been Phoenicia’s only physician since Dr. Bieber retired in Feb­ruary, a few weeks prior to her death.

Dr. Bremer’s'" presence is a wel­come addition to Phoenicia.

Four Groups Play Summer Stock

The Catskills are blessed this season with four sunmier stock companies in an area parts of which have never had the advan­tage of modem actors in a well- set situation. The four are:

The Bellaire Players at High- mount, the Phoeyicia Playhouse, Inc., Woodstock Playhouse, the Tumeau Opera Players at Wood- stock.

It will be most interesting to watch the developments and learn whether or not mountain folks and their many summer guests will suppwrt good stage shows, per­formed by professioncd actors, well managed and weU advertised.

From Highmount to Woodstock is a distemce of about 25 miles. The four companies play in this space. Patrons will be attracted from a wider area.

Gordon Edwards, BSPotsdam, June 10.—Gordon C,

Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clide Edwards, Andes, received the degree of bachelor of science in chemistry from Clarkson Col­lege of Technology on Sunday, June 9.

A 1953 graduate of Andes cen­tral school, Edwards has been on the photography staffs of the stu­dent newspaper and yearbook, as yveU as a member of Zeta Nu, so­cial fraternity, the Photo club and American Chemical society.

He has been in the Clarkson ROTC unit and received a com­mission as a second lieutenant in the Army Corps of Engineers dur­ing the commencement exercises.

Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers

Andes, June l l .— The American Legion Auxiliary held a picnic and meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Tweedie. The officers were installed for the year by Mrs. Lawrence Emerson, past county president. Historian Mrs.. Richard Cole presented the history of the unit for the year. The unit presented the Girl Scouts a flag and pole. The picnic and meeting was enjoyed by all.

The president, Mrs. W. J. Roney, is chairman of the antique show to be held July 4, 5 and 6 at tjie Legion hall. Flag day is June 14. Everyone is asked io display flag.

Hear Big LeaguerRoxbury, June 10. — The Rox-

bury central baseball team was a guest Monday night of the Rox­bury Rotary club to hear Jcunes Konstanty of Oneonta, an ex-big league pitcher, who once pitched for the Phillies and the Yankees, talk. Members of the team pres­ent were Larry Kelly, Glenford Hinkley, Daniel Dorrance. Robert Purchell, Charles K. Ives Jr., Joe Cower, James Ross, Gary Wick­ham, Kenneth Hammond Jr., Rex- ford Wheeler, Robert Dugan, Clin­ton Hunter, with Arthur More, manager.

First Visit Makes Impression

Pine Hill, June 11. — Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Cowie of Miami drove here from Cleveland. Ohio, Friday morning and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. WoUner until Sun­day. This is the first time the Cowies had been in this section of the country. They were niuch im­pressed with the beauty of our mountains arid thorou^y enjoyed the Belleayre mountain ski center and a ride on the diairlift. The Wollner family and Covrie family were next-door neighbors in Miami for 14 years.

Granted DegreeMadison, N. J., June 6.—The

Rev. Gerald B. Bostock, pastor of the Roxbury Methodist church, re­ceived the Bachelor of Divinity degree June 3 at Drew univer­sity’s 90th commencement

Mr. Bostock’s three-year pro­fessional divinity course at Drew was preceded by undergraduate study at DePauw imiversity in Greencastle, Indiema, which grant­ed him the Bachelor of Arts de­gree in 1954.

Paid $17.50 , No FishDraqutin Stojanovich, 29, of

Binghamton was apprehended on Memorial day fishing in Dry Brook. Before Justice of the Peace Sollie Darling in Fleisch­manns, he settled in civil com­promise for $17.50. He had no fish.

C l a s s i f i e d A d v e r t i s i n gClassified advertising, cards of thanks, and the like, 15c per line. Minimum 50c per insertimi.

FOR SALEFOR SALE — 6,000 transplanted

Red Feather sprout plants, $50. Reginald Todd, Arkville. jl4c

FOR SALE—^Davenport with slip covers, good condition; £uitique cherry dropleaf table. Phone Margaretville 0392. jl4p

FOR SALE — Combination baby carriage and car bed, also train­ing chair. Mrs. Emil Grocholl, Keischmanns 273. jl4p

FOR SALE—^Electric lawn mower, almost new, a bargain. I don’t need it anymore. Otis Todd, Fleischmanns, phone 12. jl4c

FOR SALE—Hemlock lumber, all dimensions, 7c foot. 2x4, 8 ft., 35c each. Samuel Smith, phone Margaretville 0229 _______ 4j28p

FOR SALE — Purebred Milking Shorthorn cow, due in June, good family cow. Sheep and lambs. Laurence Shultis, Bears- ville, Woodstock 2477. 2jl4p

FOR SALE—4-ft. drinking foun­tain, $10; urinal, $10; 48-inch fluorescent lamps, complete, $10 each. Lowell Signor, Margaret­ville. , jl4c

FOR SALE—Maytag wringer type washing machine, like new; hand lawn mower, in good con­dition, $12. Phone Margaret­ville 1945 mornings. jl4p

IF YOU CAN USE quantities of Leghorn fowl, get our prices. Eviscerated, cutup, frozen or fresh. Raeder’s Poultry Farms, Kelly Corners. jl4c

FOR SALE— Lane sawmill, com­plete with power unit. For further details inquire at Downs- ville Bank. Tenn-York Bat Mills. 2j21c

FOR SALE—Carbozite roof coat­ing, gals., 5 gal., in black, 10- year guaramtee; other colors, 5-year guarantee. Powell’s Store, Andes, phone 2471. altf

FOR sale :— Kitchen table and 4 chairs, $12; double bed, com­plete, $10; metal garden table and chairs; 9x12 rug, $8. Elsie’s on the Green, Wagner avenue, ^eischmanns. jl4c

FOR SALE—Living room, dining room, bedroom, odds and ends, all household furnishings, priced low, excellent condition, Chi­chester, N. Y. Phone Phoenicia 7383. jl4c

ALL PROSPECTIVE GOLFERS— Golf clubs, brand new, at very lowest prices. Also golf bags, balls, all golf equipment. Louis Pedulla, PGA member, Marga- retvUle, phone 1813. jel4c

Ballards Phone Fleischmanns 298

Top Soil, Fill, Sand, Gravel - JckWorit

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Dump Truck' Tractor Mowing

FOR SALE—Girl’s bicycle, good condition. Also several used tires, 6.00x16, and few used 6- volt car batteries. Charles Ballard, phone Fleischmanns 298. 2jel4c

FOR SALE—Electric range, new; small refrigerator; double beds; roll-away bed; sideboard; 4- drawer chests; washing machine, $35; space heater; 4-burner oil stove, $3; desk and gim cabinet. Box 234, Meu-garetville. 2j21p

FOR FATHER Something new in locking gun racks, nicely made of iron and wood, hangs on wedl, for 1 to 3 guns, locks included. Made by Willnus Clock Shop, phone Mar­garetville 2177. jl4cFOR SALE — Extra fine shale.

Rich black top soil. Crushed stone, blacktop, sand, gravel, fill. Excavating, grading, bull­dozing. Frank’s Construction and Trucking, Big Indian, phone Pine Hill 3461. al2tf

FARMALL TRACTORS—McCbr- jnick No. 45 balers; New Idea combination side rake and ted­ders, parallel bar side rakes— dirert connected or trailer type; hay elevator^; McCbrmick and New Idea parts and service. REMEMBER, haying is just around the comer. Douglas Kelly, Margaretville, N. Y. jl4c

BUY THAT FRKEZKR NOW— That garden will be ready before you know i t Save long, weary hours by preserving the modem way. Miurdock’s of Bloomville, open week days from 8 to 5 and evenings by appointment. Closed Saturday evenings except by appointment. Phone Bloomville 7231. m24tf

FOR SALEFOR SALE — McCulloch chain

saws, parts and service. Crosby Bros., Arkville. d9tf

NOW IS THE TIME to order your Craine concrete stave silo. Crosby Bros., Arkville. 22agc

MUFFLERS - TA IL PIPES Large Stock for Most Cars

DAVIDSON’S SHELL SERVICE m24tf Margaretville

FOR SALE—Used clothing, used furniture, open daUy until 8 p. m., including Sundays. Mar­tin’s, Lew Beach. a26tf

FOR SALE—Case and New Hoi land machines, parts and serv­ice. Terms to meet your pocket- book. Crosby Bros., Arkville mStf

FOR sale :—Formica top tables with one center leg, matching chrome chairs for dining room. Kenneth Avery, Fleischmanns, phone 135. 2jl4c

FOR s a l e —Model 94 Winchester 32 special, $45. Also .222 Sav­age, with 4-power scope, $50. John Allen, Arkville, phone 2137. 2je21e

FOR -SAT.t:—John Deere crawler, one 420 wheel tractor, mowers, side rakes, balers, wagons, used Silver King tractor. Arthur Gordon, Arkville. jl4c

FOR SALE—Factory truck body, complete with racks, new condi­tion, suitable for one ton or 1% ton short wheelbase chassis, $75 Raeder’s Poultry Farms, Kelly Comers. jl4c

FOR SALE—2 used New Hollaind 66 balers, like new; used Fergu son side rake; Oliver crawler tractor. Crosby Bros., Case and New Holland Parts & Service, Arkville. 2j21c

A REAL VALUE in an oak floor ing. No. 1 grade shorts, kiln dried and end matched. Only 15c per bd. f t at Briggs Lumber Company, Roxbury. Flooring, nails and felt paper for 12’xl2’

' room would be $31.80. jl4cAttention

Come in and see the New Holland direct-drive crop-drying fan.

Crosby Bros.Case and New Holland Parts and

Service m3tf Arkville, N. Y.FOR SALE — Eaectric fans for

every purpose, large or small, vidth discoimt up to 50%, nation­ally-advertised brands. See us first. Three Guys Discount Co.,

itville, p hon e 1151.

CLOSING OUT AT COST 1x4 pine flooring, roofing and supplies, heavy insulation, pe) forated hardboard, white fir, pini nails and-miscellaneous items.

FAIRBAIRN LUMBER CORP.Phone Margaretville 2297

jl4c .FOR SALE — Used 24-in. filled

lawn roller, $12.95; new 18-in. Rotary mower with 4-cycle Briggs & Stratton engine, $69.^; 21-in. riding reel type power mower, $89.95. Parts and service. John Constable, Mar­garetville, phone 2092. jl4c

FOR SATE — Television. A 17- inch set for the low price of $175, installed, complete with antenna. We also can get you antennas, tubes, etc. Fast de­livery. Three Guys Discount Co., Margaretville, phone 1151. je7tf

USED FARM EQUIPMENT — FarmaU Cub with hydraulic plows, in good condition; Farm- all Super MTA tractor vrith Wagner front end loader; Case automatic twine tie baler— no reasonable offer refused; AUis- Chalmers PTO rake; McCormick 50T hay balers. Douglas Kelly, Margaretville, N. Y. 2jl4c

Chicken Barbecue Dry Brook Community Hall

Thursday, June 20 Servings 5, 6 and 7 P. M.

Adults $1.50 Children imder 12 - 75c

Benefit Dry Brook Methodist Church

•For tickets contact Mrs.' John Haynes or Roy Todd

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Genuine Swedish Smorgasbord Expertly Prepared

Sponsored by Big Indian-Oliverea Blre Department

At Casimir’s Lodge Big Indian, Saturday, June 15

Two Servings—5:30 and 7 Hckets $1.75, Children $1

For Reservations Call Pine Hill 3977

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McCULLOCH World’s Largest Chain Saw

BidderDo you ever have trouble with

water or dirt in the gas in your present chain saw?

The McCulloch D-44 has the complete answer to that problem. CcHne in for a complete demon­stration.

TWEEDIE BROS., INC. Andes. N. Y.

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over wash day with the new Bendix Ducmiatic. It ’s tumble action washes cleaner and safer than any other washer and then it dries your clothes completely in one continuous operation. On d ^ lay at Murdock’s of Bloom­ville. O p«i every week day from 8 to 5 and evraiings by aj^ in t- ment Closed Saturday evening except by an>ointment Call Bloomville 7231. m24tf

ELECTRIC AND GAS LAWN MOWERS. Eaectric, gas, and oil water heaters, Wilson freez­ers, refrigerators, ranges, wash­ing machines and clothes dryers, all on display at our store in Bloomville. Murdock’s of Bloom­ville. Open week days from '8 to 5 and evenings by appoint­ment. Closed Saturday evening except by appointment Call Bloranville 7231. m ^tfSAVE WITH PLAS-nC PIPE

% in. - 10c ft.% in. - 14c ft.1 in. - 22c ft.

Above prices for full coils only. Cut lengths slightly higher.

Galvanized Pipe and Fittings Copper Tubing

Goulds Shallow and Deep Well Pumps

New McDonald piston type shal­low *^ell pump with tank and automatic control, original $109.95, si^cial at $99.95. Margaretville Hardware, Inc.

Phone 0201 Margaretvillejl4c

NO OTHER SAW CAN MATCH

HCHS1EUTELet Us Prove It

SAVE MONEY DURING SPECIAL TRADEMN WEIEX

JUNE 15-22

Fairbaini Lumbar Corp.

(WHERE SEKVICE SELLS) jl4 tf

FOR SALEWHITE PLAYBOX SAND in

sealed 100-lb. bags, $1.25, at Briggs Lumber Company, Rox­bury. jl4c

SPECIAL FOR JUNE — Dairylea strawberry ice cream; also sher­bets and butter. Douglas Kelly,

4j28cMargaretville, N. Y.

FOR SATE— Uncut hay, 90 acres good clover land, reasonable, on Fallbrook farm. Inquire E3dred Shaver, Margaretville, or Frank H. Kasper, phone Jamaica 9- 3931. 3j21p

ATTENTION, FARMERS — The new Gehl chop-all forage har­vester with quick switch mower bar now on display. Reduced price on one McCormick 20C forage harvester with pickup and row crop attachments. Douglas Kelly, Margaretville, N. Y. I ' jl4c

FOR SALE—150 brand new men’s and young men’s suits, $19.95. 100 slightly used suits, $10-$15. Brand new men’s pants, $4.95, cuffed free. 25 new imported wool sports jackets, $14.50. Lightweight zipper jackets, $4.95. Rain and trench coats, $14.95. Royal Cleaners, phone Margaretville 1831. jl4c

MURDOCK’S of Bloomville — We carry a complete line of house­hold appliances, both new and used; also a complete line of bam equipment. Tiy our Home- Ufade Ice Cream. Open v' eek days from 8 to 5, evenings by appointment. Closed Saturday evenings except by appointment. Phone Bloomville 7231. m24tf

WANTEDWANTED — Side mower for

Ferguson 30 tractor. Schuman Bros., Roxbury, phone 2192. 2jl4p

WANTED — cows, bulls. Andes, N. Y, or 2664.

Livestock, calves, Lynworth Jacques, , phone Andes 2051

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LOGS WANTED — Birch and maple, delivered our mill. Write or phone for specifications. Itie Mayes Co., Fleischmanns, N. Y., phone 161. m3tf

WANTED— (For cash) old glass­ware, c)iina, kerosene lamps, tables, chairs, bureaus, cup­boards, stands, desks, cord beds, guns, powder homs, clocks, sleigh bells, jewelry, cut glass, dolls. Anything old. Write James (3ain. Roscoe, N. Y. nl4tf

HELP WANTEDWANTED — IDriver. Solomon’s

Market. Call Fleisdimanns 31 or 32. jel4c

HELP WANTED — Eicperienced diner girl or man, 2 to 10 p. m., also part-time cook. Kelly’s Hotel, Margaretville. jl4c

WANTED-^chool girl for sum­mer. CSiild care. Work in Mar­garetville. Box G, c/o News. jel4c

WANTED — Chambermaid and wfdtress, girls or middleaged women. Mrs. C. EYank, Rose- land Hotel, Fleischmanns. jl4c

WANTEH>—Someone with mower to cut and care for lawns. St. Regis Hotel, phone Fleisch­manns 220. jl4c

HELP WAKTTED — Young man capable to answer telephone and leam parts department at garage. Apply Delaware Mo­tors, Margaretville. j7tf

WANTED— Man, sales position in packing plant, excellent oppor- timity. Call Prattsville 3421 or Stamford 6871 or call in person Greendell Packing Corp., Pratts- ville, N. Y. 2jl4c

WANTED—Boys, 14 years of age or over, to caddy at the Grand Hotel, Highmount, for the sum­mer. Eiccellent income, healthy outdoor occupation. Report to the caddy master at the Pro shop for instroctions. Opening day June 20. jel4c

LOST AND FOUNDLOST—Yellow cat with white fur

around neck and under body, has striped tail and a dark spot imder right eye. Finder please contact Dr. Gilbert Palen, Rox­bury, phone 2411. Any expense incurred will be paid by owner. jl4c

FOR RENTFOR RE3MT—2-room office on

street floor. Inquire Margaret­ville Bakery. jl4c

FURNISHES) APARTMENT for rent. Kenneth Avery, Fleisch­manns. m31tf

AUTOMOBILES REAL ESTATEFOR SALE — 1949 Dodge sedan,IFOR SALE — Furnished camp.

$150. Davidson’s She^ Station Margaretville., jl4c

FOR SALE—1955 Buick Special, 16,000 miles, $1,375. John Shul­tis, Kelly Comers. 2j21p

FOR SALE — 1949 Dodge 2-ton ' truck, platform dump body. Camp Ta-Ri-Go, Fleischmanns, phone 233. 2j21c

AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE Buick, 1952 Super Riviera hardtop, low mileage, equippec, dean, $750. Phone Lexington 4421. mlOtf

FOR SALE—1949 ton panel truck,

(3ievrolet %- in excellent

conation, with 4 new 6-ply tires. John Storey, Margaret-$225.

ville. jl4c

FOR SALE—1947 GMC pickup; 30-in. fan with motor; new and used electric motors and grind-

John Stevens, Dry Brookroad, Arkville. jl4p

FOR SALE—’55 Olds 88 4-door sedan, hydramatic, radio, heater and other factory equipment only 17,000 miles. First offer over $1800. Call Fleischmanns 62. jl4c

USED CARS ’52 Mercury hardtop.’52 Hudson Wasp 4-door, r & h. ’52 DeSoto 4-door, r & h.’51 Hudson convertible.

USED TRUCK ’50 International 2-ton.

VAN VALKENBURGH’S GARAGE

ROXBURY, N. Y. jl4c PHONE 3451

ANDRE’S USED CARS ’55 Dodge Royal Lancer, low mile­

age.’53 Buick Super 4-door sedan.’53 Pontiac 2-door sedan.’52 Ford Victoria.’52 Chevy 4-dr. sedan, heater, p.g. ’51 Buick Special 4-door sedan. And several low-priced used cars

inspected and passed through state inspection.

ANDRES BUICK MARGARETVILLE, N. Y.

Phone 0481 Open evenings by appointment

jl4c only.PINDAR’S USED CARS

PHONE GRAND GORGE 4652 ’55 Chevy Bel Air 8 sedan.'54 C3ievy Bel Air hardtop. ’54 Nash hardtop.’54 Chevy 210 sedan, p.g.’52 C hevy sedan, p.g.’52 Ford CXistom 6 2-door.’52 (Thevy hardtop.’52 Dodge 2-door.’50 Buick sedan.’49 Plymouth sedan, good.’49 Dodge sedan.

’54 Chevy 1-ton dual. jl4c

USED CAR SPECIALS ’54 C3ievy 2-dr. Del-Ray coupe.’53 Olds 88 4-door, radio, heater,

auto trans.’53 Olds 88 4-door, std trans.’51 Olds Super 88 4-door.’51 Packard 4-door, auto trans.’49 Mercury 4-door, excellent con­

dition.’48 Cadillac convertible.These cars have passed inspection as required by New York State Law and do have stickers.

Ladenheim & Sons Garage Oldsmobile Sales & Service

Phone 1541 Margaretvillejl4c

Auction Prices’55 Mercuiy 4-door.’54 Ford 4-door.’51 CSievrolet Bel Air 2-door.’53 Buick Super 4-door.’55 Mercury Monterey station wag. ’51 Ford hardtop 2-door.’54 Mercury Monterey 4-door.’53 C^hrysler 4-door.

E asy Bank Terms

Delaware MotorsPhone 2251 Margaretville

spring and electricity. Howard Fairbaim, pljone Margaretville 2297. jl4c

FOR SATE in Fleischmanns, on r t 28, 8-room house, 2 kitchens, 2 bathrooms, % acre of level ground. Price $4,500. H. Mar­tens, EleischmEuins. jl4tfc

FOR SALE—Home, newly paint­ed, 5 rooms and garage attached. One mile from Margaretville on route 30. Burdette Mead, Mar­garetville, phone 2038. 3j21p

MUST SELL — Two-family house (duplex), modem improvements, centrally located in village of Roxbury. Phone Parsons Pharm­acy, Middleburgh, N. Y., VA 7- 5522. 8jy5p

HIGHMOUNT 3-acre homesite, beautiful mountain view, elec­tric and telephone lines on prop­erty, $1,500. Terms. Exclusive with Lirfcow Realty, Margaret­ville, N. Y. m ltf

HOUSE, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living rooms, dining room, stone patio overlooking garden, all­electric kitchen, et al. Phone 1903 or write, V. Komlos, Mar­garetville. j7tf

FOR SALE, in the village of Andes; 60-acre farm in high state of cultivation, ideal loca­tion for small cattle dealing business. Would like to sell im­mediately. J. A. Glendening, Andes, N. Y., phone 2861. 2jl4c

FOR SALE, in Big Indian, 12- room house, modem kitchen, tile floors, modem bath and shower, electric hot water heater, floor furnace, patio, bam 40x50, other small buildings, good fishing stream on property, fruit trees, about 20 acres. Can be pur­chased furnished or unfumished. J. LaRocca, Big Indian, phone Pine Hill 2497. 4j28p

FLEISCHMANNS Good house on route 28, all im­provements, 14 large newly- decorated rooms, adequate furnish­ings, currently used as large fam­ily vacation home. Suitable hunt­ing-fishing lodge — summer vaca­tionists. Only 5 miles from Belle­ayre Ski Ctenter. Price $9,250. Henry J. Seitz, 100-13 Ascan Ave­nue, Forest Hills 75, New York. 10jyl9c7-ROOM HOUSE, bathi electric,

steam heat extra lot, house fur­nished, $8,500. 5-ro<Mn ranch, 2 years old, bath, oak floors, in­sulated, garage, asbestos S id in g , $9,500. 5-room house, garage, bath, weU, $5,000, $1,500 cash. Building, 27x50, two rooms, toilet, % acre, $2,300, $700 down. 2-family house, state road, baths, electric, $4,500. 11% acres, 6 rooms, bath, elec­tric, stream, $7,500, $4,500 cash. 7-room house, bath, cellar, bam, well, $5,700, terms. Farm, 230 acres, 10-room house, heat and bath, bam for 40 head, stream and springs, $16,000, $8,000 cash. 250-acre farm, 12-room house furnished, large bam, good spring, $16,000, terms. Willard F. SEtnford, Margaretville, phone 1715. 4Je28c

SITUATIONS WANTEDWANTED— Lawns to mow. Have

power mower. Call Roxbury 3634 or Fleischmanns 170. 4jl4p

WANTED — Invitation to preach anywhere anytime. GeorgeOwen N. Y.

Missionary, Highmount2j21p

WANTED—Job as part-time book­keeper. Experienced. Bill Hub- bell, Kelly Comers, phone Mar­garetville 1524. jel4c

WANTED — Will care for young child, my home, days

Mrs. CSeorge Graham, South Side road, phone Mar­garetville 0864. j27tf

CARDS OF THANKS

Don’t Fail to See Todd’s Used Car and Truck

Specials1953 Pontiac convertible, new top,

hydramatic, power steering, ra­dio, heater, low mileage, only $1095.

1953 Oievrolet Bel Air 4-door, power glide, radio, heater, excel­lent condition, only $895.

1953 Plymouth sedan, needs valve job, otherwise fair condition. We’re only asking $475. This will make someone a cheap rig.

1954 Ford 6-cyl. 2-door, a steal at $850, nms like a top.

19M Studebaker station wagon, very clean, only 18,000 miles, a real buy at only $1095.

1955 Ford V-8 4-door with Ford- O-Matic, an exceptionally nice car for only $1495.

1955 Dodge pickup, in excellent condition, only ^95.

1948 r>odge pickup, only $195. Many More Excellent Buys A. H. TODD & SON, INC.

Fleischmanns, N. Y.Phone Fleischmanns 12 or

Margaretville 2071jlfc

I wish to thank my friends for the cards and flowers sent me during my stay in the hospital. jl4c Walter Merritt

We want to thank sill our friends for the lovely cards, gifts and money we received on our 50th anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Davidson

BUSINESS SERVICES

We sincerely thank everyone who helped make our recent bake sale a success.

Friends of the Big Indian Church

jel4cWe take this way to thank our

kind neighbors and friends during the loss of our dear one, Mary, and to all who sent her cards while in Albany hospital and made life brighter for her, to Rev. Naegele for the comforting words and to the pall bearers and Mr. Herrick. (Sod bless you one and all.

Linda HallMr. and Mrs. Arthur HUl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hill John Hill Pauline Hill

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RE3OT — In Dry Brook, 4- room l>ungalow and bath, $25 per month. Jacob Timoschuk, Arkville. 2j21p

FOR RENT — 275-acre pasture, Buscemi farm, Andes. Inquire Willard F. Sanford, Margaret­ville, phone 1715. 2jl4c

FOR RE3^—Main St. apt., steam■ ba-heat, semi-fumished,

upstairs and down. Hotel, Margaretville.

•throomKelly’sm31tf

•For Rent in Margaretville Store Next to Post Office

Large Office Over Post Office Phone Donald M. Fenton 1991

a26tfFOR RENT—Small second floor

apartment on Orchard street, nice for small family,- $32 per month. AvaUable July 1. In­quire Dr. C. C. Holcomb, Mar­garetville, phone 0851. 2jl4c

CHARLIE’S FIX-IT SHOP. All saws filed. Tools, shears, knives, etc., ground. Enectrician. Ceme­tery road. mStf

POWER DITCH DKJGING by hour or contract. (3eorge J. Fairbaim, Bull Run road, Mar­garetville. 2jl4p

HARDER SILOS — Regular con­crete or hard stone. Nothing down, three years to pay. Doug­las Kelly, Margaretville, N. Y., 0971. f8tf

SEWAGE DISPOSAL SERVICE— For cesspools and septic tanks. Also power digger for ditches and foundations. Affron Bros., Delhi, N. Y„ phone 240. jyl5tf

TRUDY’S BEAUTY SALON, cor­ner Main and Bridge streets, Fleischmanns. Perpianent wav­ing, hair dyeing, and hair styling at special rates during June. Phone Fleischmanns 35. 3j21c

BELLEAYRE Chapter, OES, bake sale Saturday, June 22, at p. m. at Andre’s Buick lot on Main street. 2j21c

W ILL BUY your cows and calves or will truck them to auctions. L. C. “Pete” Gray, phone Mar­garetville 1640. o21tf

STRAWBERRY F E S T I V A L — Benefit Sacred Heart church, Thursday, June 13, 2:30 to 8 p. m., at the Margaretville rec­tory. Adults 65c, children under 10, 40c. 2jl4c

IN MEMORIAMIn loving memory of our dad,

F. P. Vausse, who passed away June 23, 1954:Today recalls sad memories Of our dear one gone to rest.And the ones who think of him

todayAre the ones who loved him best

(Children and Granddiildrenjl4c