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OATSmUL MOtJNTAIN NEWS
:.Páge E lé^t
L^al Notices,
Second Ski C enter
Is Begun in A ndes
Oiurch Servkes
Pine HUl
M argaretville, N. Y., H iursday.'M ay 23, M63
Oliverea
Halcottville
Chntch new* to be inicrted ia tiüa
By W illiam E . Griiffin
By Mrs. Barbra Gavette '
'
By Mrs. Helen Merwin
Biut reach the ITewa office not
Paul J. Grommeck of Andes and com—
Halcottville, May 20
Uter
than
Monday
erenlns
of
pnblicatiow
Oliverea,
May
20
NCXnCE is hereby given that W aldemar Derke of Delhi have week.
Pine H ill, M ay 20
Summer liq u o r License 13-SI/- launched plans to have a new 100Alexander Shaver of Pough­
Joe Donahue hsus returned from
66 has been issued to the imderkeepsie spent two days last werfc
Dry Brook Met&odlst Chnrcb, •Mr. and Mrs. David Funk spent the Benedictine hospital.
signed under the provfeions of acre ski center in operation by Roger L. Dixon, m inister. Sunday the weekend w ith their son aind
a t the home of old friends, M r.
Christmas
on
3,345
foot
M
t.
the Alcoholic Beverage Control
■niere w ill be a Central Catskills and Mrs. W illiam A. Davis.
daughter-in-law, M r. and Mrs.
service: 9:30, worship.
Law to sell liquor, wine "and Pisgah in the town of Andes.
Dan Funk, and sons at Bloomfield, directors meeting at the upper
beer to be consumed on the W ork has already begun on the
fleischm aim s Methodist Church, N. J. Simday Dan and his fam ily ski lodge at Belleayre m ountain
Miss Linda Rowe, daughter of
premises where sold at the project, and the promoters expect Roger L. Dixon, minister; Sunday acccanpanied them home. They-'
Thursday, May 23. M atters of M r. and Mrs. O iarles B. Rowe,
Bireezy H ill Hotel, Breezy H ül that it wiU be 80 to 90 per cent services: 10, Sunday school; 11,
returned later to New Jersey.
general importance w ill be .dis­ who was in the M argaretville hos­
Road, in the village of Fleisch- com pleted'by December.
worship. ■
cussed.
\
pital following an accident, has remanns, N. Y.
R uth Hecht,
The
builders
are
planning
two
M r. and Mrs. A. Rothm an and
tuirned to her Bragg hoUow home.
Sehna Jackson, Irene Vogel,
H alcott Center M e t h o d i s t
lifts
to
be
installed
this
year
to
The'
Big
Indian-Oliverea
Board
Roxie
Spellman
spent
frran
Sun­
d /b /a Breezy HUl Operators,
Church, Roger L. Dixon, m inister.
Mrs. N athaniel L attin is spend­
Breezy H ill Road, Fleischmanns, serve trails, plus a ski lodge, w ith Sunday services: 10, Sunday day u n til Wednesday Isist week of Trade w ill hold a dinner a]t the
ing this week in Poughkee^ie as
N . Y.
2m23c snack bar, ski shop, first aid sta­ school; 8 p. m., worship. ^
w ith their d iili^ n , Mrs. P. Mint- Log Cabin June 6.
tion, office and rest rooms at the
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
zer and Micháel Rothman, and
John R(»sitz and George Bedell Melvin H. Torbeck, who is teach­
2,400-foot level. Parking w ill be
Saint Margaret's Church (Epis­ their families in the Bronx. Sun­
NO TICE TO CREDITORS
attended
a
Sunoco-dinner
at
Kass
copal) Orchard street, near the day Mr. and Mrs. P. M intzer en­
ing near there. M r. Torbeck is
Pursuant to an Order of Hon. laid out for 500 cars.
Other plans include snow-pack- hospital: Simday eucharist and tertained 12 fam ily members at a inn last Thursday evening.
spending a week at his home in
W alter L. Terry, Surrogate of the
church
school
at
9:15
a.
m.
Coimty of Delaware, m>tice is ing equipment, additional lifts and
diimer party in honor of Mother^s
M r. and Mrs. Bruno Steinbom Nebraska.
hereby given to a ll persons having a 500-acre residential area w ith
^ .
Pine W ill Conummity Church, day.
have oi)ened their home after
Chief of the firé department,
riaim s ag£dnst HOW ARD P. Swiss chalet type homes on the Clifford Green, m inister. The reg­
spending the winter in New York. How£u:d Slauson, who has resigned,
THOMSON (a/k /a HOW ARD P. 1,200-acre Grommeck tract.
ular worship service w ill be held . W alter K(rfilman of New York
THOMPSON) late of the Town of
This w ill be the second ski cen­ in the church at 9:30 a. m. Sun­ arrived at his summer home. His
Plans were made at the Big was succeeded by his son, Harvey.
Delhi In said County, decease^
day, May 26.
ter
in
Andes.
The
Andes
ski
cen­
meat
m
arket
is
being
made
ready
Indian-Oliverea
Ladies Auxiliary The position of secretary and
that they are required to exhibit
for
the
season.
meeting
last
Tuesday
evening for treasurer, which has been filled
the same w ith the vouchers there­ ter opened last winter on the route
Jay Gould M emorial Reformed
a strawberry festival to be held by W illiam A. HubbeU, who has
of, to toe subscriber, the Executor 28 side of M t. Pisgah. The area Church, Roxbury. Thiu^day: 7:15
Mrs. B. Dreifus left Monday to in June. Mrs. Midge Herdman so many activities he felt he could
of the said deceased, at the law is still under development.
p. m , choir rehesirsaL Saturday:
offices of Donald M. Fenton, Esq.,
tion in church basement. Sunday: spend a couple of weeks w ith her was welcomed as a new member. not continue, has been taken over
a t M argaretville, N. Y., on or be­
7 p. m., Youth Fellowship recrea- daughter, Mrs. Alfred Rosenthal, New committees were appointed by John/ Finch of Halcottville.
LEGAL NOTICES
fore the 19th day of July next
9:30 a. m., Simday school; 10:30 and fam ily at Syosset, L. I.
by the president. They are: So­
The members of the HalcottDated January 7, 1963.
cial, Mrs. Laura Eignor; welfare, vill^D enver Card dub, who. haire
NOTICE is hereby given that a. ntL, worship service; 6:30 p. m.,
Terry
Roberts
of
this
village
Youth
Fellowship
at
church
house.
DOUGLAS A, FAULKNER
License No. 38-SL-557 has been
Mrs.
Eelanor
Eignor;
member­
closed their activities for the sea­
Executor
and Mrs. Ann Diñnenny of Phoe­
issued to the undersigned under
ship, Mrs. Adele Hamza; emer­
ClovesvUIe Bible Baptíst Church,
Donald M. Fenton
the provisions of the Alcoholic Fleischmanns, Rev. C l i f f o r d nicia attended the Highland hair­ gency, Mrs. Laura Aley and Char­ son, enjoyed a banquet at A l’s
A tfy for Executor,
Beverage Control Law to sell Wenck, interim pastor. May 26: dressers film festival a t Bear lotte Levine. Fifteen members of Seafood diner in Phoenida. *There
M ai^aretville, N . Y.
jy4c
was a large attendance and a most
liquor, wine, cider and beer to Sunday school, 10; m orning wor­ M ountain Inn on Monday.
the Auxiliary gathered at Cobble­ enjoyable evening was spent.
be consumed on the premises ship, 11.
Wednesday evening
stone
inn
"Tuesday
événing
for
M
r.
and
Mrs.
Jerome
Schwartz
where
sold,
at
Cr^onin’s
Patio
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEET­
Sunday school teachers meeting,
U oyd Finch of Roxbury, who
Inn, route 28, Phoenicia, N. Y. 7:30. Thursday evening choir re­ were recent evening guests of Mr. dinner.
IN G OF THE ELECTORS IN
heis purchEised the former Chester
•John J. Cronin Sr., d/b/a hearsal and prayer meeting, 7:30, and Mrs. A1 Ricci at Pioughkeepsie.
COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT
The
Friends
of
the
Church
w
ill
Cronin’s Patio Inn, ,route 28, at the chxutih.
j NO. 10 O F THE TOW N O F
Mead property, is engaged in re­
M r. and Mrs. Herbert Dawson hold a church fellowship s u p ^ r modeling and renovating the
Phoenicia, N . Y.
‘
2m30c
M IDDLETOW N, DELAW ARE
M argaretville - New Kingston and daughters of New P altz were at the Big Indian firehouse May house. He has rebuilt the kitchen,
COUNTY, NEW Y O R K
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Larger Presbyterian Parish, Rev. Mother’s.'day dinner guests and 24 at 7 p. m. Bring a covered added closets and rewired most
The Board of Education of
Pursuant to an Order of Hon.
Central School D istrict No. 1 of W alter Li Terry, Surrogate of the A rtnur F. Kopp, m inister. M ar­ the following Saturday guests of dish.
of the house as well as painting
the Towns of Middletown, Andes, County of Delaware, notice is garetville: 9:30, m orning worship; her parents, M r. and Mrs. J. L.
The Shandaken blood ^bank is the interior. I t wiU be a fine upBovina, Roxbury, Delaware Coun­ hereby given to all persons having 10:45 a. m., church school. New Schwartz. Robert M ann and Herty, and Hardenburgh, Ulster claims against ED IT H O’CON­ Kingston: 9:45 a. m , church bret Fay of New York were Sat­ dry. There wiU be a blood bank to-date home when completed.
County, New York, hereby gives NOR, late of the Town of Middle­ school; 11, morning worship. 'The
drawing May 28 from 7 to 9 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Taylor Woodin
notice that a Speciál Meeting of town, in said County, deceased, M argaretville Women’s association urday m orning visitors at the at the town hall. Refreshments
of Schenectády spent a short time
the electors in Common School that they are required to exhibit w ill meet Friday evening at 8 at Schwartz home.
wiU be served. We urge all resi­ last week at the home of his
D istrict No. 10 of the Town of the same w ith the vouchers there­ the home of Mrs. Charles HolMayor and Mrs. Edwin France dents of the township to give blood mother, M r. and Mrs. Frank W.
Middletown, Delaware Coimty, of, to the subscribers, the Execu- dridge.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday at this tim é if possible. Your Snúth.
New York, vdll be held at the tore of the said deceased, at law
Sacred H eart Church. Sunday w ith her parents^ M r. and Mrs. blood donation is greatly needed.
StQne Schoolhouse in said D istrict offices of Donald M. Fenton, Esq.,
Masses
at
the
usual
tim
e:
8
a.
m.
Eric Johnson, at North Chelms­
Mrs. Eva H ait entertained Ijer
on the 11th day of June, 1963, at at M argaretville, N. Y., on or be­
niece and two children at her
8:00 o’clock in the P. M. of said fore the 23rd day of August next. at Fleischmanns; 10 a. m. at M ar­ ford, Mass.
garetville w ith procession for chil­
day to vote upon the following
homé last Sunday.
Dated February 11, 1963.
dren for the coronation at 9:45
M r. and Mrs. Herbert TruesdeU
proposition:
ANNE M. O’CONNOR .
a. m. and 11:30 a. m. Mass at and Herbie of Andes, M r. and Mrs.
Shall the Board of Educa­
Miss R uth
Glendenning of
EDW ARD I I O’CONNOR
Andes. Holy day Masses on As­
tion of Central School D istrict
A uniform farm price of $3.76 Elingston was a decent guest at
Executors cension Thursday w ill be at 7:30 James Sm ith Jr., June and Dale,
No. 1 of the Town of Middle­
Donald M. Fenton
a. m. in Fleischmanns, 6 p. m. at this village, were Simday evening per hundredweight wiU be paid the home of her aunt, Mrs. Pru­
town, Andes, Bovina, Rox­
A tt’y for Executors,
M argaretville and 7:30 p. m. at dinner guests of the ladies p a ­ for A pril mUk deliveries to pool dence HHnkley.
bury, Delaware County, and
tents, M r. and Mrs. Qarence Mer­ handlers in the New York-New
Margaretville, N. Y.
au22c Andes.
Hardenburgh, Ulster County,
A baby shower was held at the
win, and DouglaSi
Jersey milkshed. This was the
New York, sell and convey to
NOTICE OF COLLECTION
Kingdom HaU of Jehovah’s W it­
Grange haU May 16 in honor of
same
price
paid
in
April,
1962.
Everett W . Herrick of MarO F TAXES
nesses, Arkvüle. Sunday, May 26:
Mrs. Larry H o g an .a n d Mrs.
Mrs. Gerald Green of Denver.
garetwUe, NeW York, the
TAKE N O n C E , that I, the 3 p. m., public talk, “Relief From Edna Knigge of Bearsville called The March price was $3.95.
school site and school building
The producer butterfat differ­ Friends and neighbors gave- her a
undersigned Collector and Village Tension in a Troubled W orld,” by on friends in this village Friday
of said District, commonly
ential was set at 5.8 cents for large number of gifts which the
Clerk of the Village of Margaret­ R. Zimmerman; 4:15 p. m., Watchknown as the Stone School­
ville, have received the tax roll tower study. 'Tuesday, May 28: afternoon.
each tenth of a pound of fa t above baby, now a few weeks old, w ill
house, for the sum of $505.00,
and w arrant for the collection of 8 p. m., book study. Thursday, . Judge and Mrs. Christopher or below the 3.5 per cent standard. enjoy.
and make, execute and deliver
taxes for the fiscal year 1963- May 30: 7:30 p. m., m inistry
Receipts from producers were
The contract has been let for
to said purchaser a quit claim
1964, and that I w ill attend at school; 8:30 p. m ., service meet­ Burke, and daughter, Susan, of up 23,713,237 pounds froin April,
deed of and for the same?
the painting of the Grange haU
the VUlage Office in the Fire H all ing. A ll persons of good w ill New Berlin were Sunday guests
Dated May 13, 1963.
_ _ _
’ Building, Church Street, in said welcome.
of M r. and Mrs. E. L. íY aiice and 1962. Consumption of flu id milk The annual chicken barbecue wUl
D O RR IS E. GAVETTE
fam ily. Judge and Mrs. Burke increased by 10,087,658 pounds. be held at the Grange haU Sun
Village, from Jim e 1, 1963 to July
4je6c
Clerk 1, 1963, from 9 o’clock in the
totaled
1,067,505,787 day, May 26, at 12:30.
Advent C iiristian Church, Rev. have a new grandson, M artin Receipts
m orning un til 12 o’clock noon, ex­ Albert Larcombe, m inister; Mrs. Scott, born to M r. and Mrs. pounds, compared to 1,043,792,550
cepting Saturdays, Sundays and Robert Van Benschoten, organist. ChrM opher Burke Jr. M ay 15.
pounds last year, an increase of
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
holidays, for the purpose of re­ 10 a. m., church school for all
’ SALE
2.27 per Cent. F luid sales climbed
ages; m orning worship, 11; Youth
ceiving
such
taxes,
during
which
M r. and Mrs. Sigfried Wurz- from 445,496,400 pounds last year
STATE OF N EW YORK
period taxes may be paid to me Fellowship w in meet at 8 p. m. burger of Lake W orth, Pla., M r. to 455,584,058 pounds this year.
Shavertown, May 20
SUPREM E COURT
___ Tuesday the youth choir rehearsal and Mrs. A rthur Pelky of Jam aica,
w ithout additional charge.
TOe Leland Titches sold their
This
was
an
increase
of
2.26
per
COUNTY OF DELAW ARE
at
4
p.
m.
Wednesday
the
Bible
'T A K E NOTICE FURTHER,
herd of Jersey cows. A few beef
that on all such taxes remaining Bees and King|s Jewels class at L. L, arrived at their homes on cent.
£md dairy heifers’remain. Thése
M ERCANTILE unpaid after July 1, 1963, five 4 p. m., the Deeper lif e hour at Statirai road for the season ThiusIN D U S T R IA L
day.
...... FACTORS CO- IN C.,
tiiey are "botffding” for then:
p«rcentum wiU be eiaded for the 8 p. m. The quartely business
P laintiff,
first month, and ah additional meeting of the Advent Christian
tion of oMcers was held.. G ifts grandsons, u n til they return from
W
ari^n
G.
Sm
ith
attended
the
-againstchurch
w
ill
be
held
following
the
one-half of one percentum for
were brought for the birthday box Haw aii. TMs year has been very
K A R L K RA N SO M H & G. IN ­ each m onth and fraction thereof m ftming service Stmday, M ay 26. éight-day bourse of Ford' sales­ to be sent to a missionary’s daugh-, dry. Vegetation is three weeks
VESTORS CORPORATION OF thereafter, im til paid. ■
A ll members are asked^to remain manship a^A lbany.
ter in Alaska, Business meeting slow.
CA LIFO RN IA , also known as Dated May 20, 1963.
to take care o f the business of your
was conducted by the vice-presi­
>
.
W
on
IM
rd
^lace
H . & G. INVESTORS CORP.
church.
W ALTER J. ODELL
Fishing has been so bad in the
dent, devotions by Mrs. F in di.
O F CA LIFO RN IA , ÍNC., PEO­
Clerk and Collector of the
Joyce
Sm
ith
participated
in
the
P L E O F THE STATE OF NEW
Refreshments were served by the upper readies ‘ of ffte reservoir
Village of M argaretville,
go-kart races at Denver Sunday hostess. Helen Merwin of this and the smaU tributary streams
YORK, E M IL SALZER, ERN A
Margaretville, New York
afternoon, coming in third. Her village was re-elected secretary that some of the camps in the
SALZER,
2m30c
father, Georgie- Balcom, Lowell for the fifth consecutive term and community have been posted as
Defendants.
By Mrs. MUdred Streeter
LEGAL NOTICE
and W arren Sm ith and Laura W hite Cross secretary for the being for sale. These same camps
H
alcott
Center,
May
20
Pursuant to a judgm ent of fore­
Notice to Bidders
were fUled w ith happy and suc­
Cowan attended the races.
eighth term.
closure and sale, didy made and Re: School Buses
cessful fishermen last season.
Mr. and Mrs. George Maglaias
entered in the above entitled ac­ To A ll Prospective Bidders:
Mrsl Betty Shapiro of New York
Mrs. K. Donoff entertained her
tion and bearing date the U th day
The Board of Education of and fam ily of Long Island spent spent the weekend here w ith
Bruce W inner has been rebuUdnephew and fam ily from New
of January, 1963, I, the under­ School D istrict No. 2, Towns of the weekend at their home here. relatives. '
ing the smaU spring-fed pond be
York for the weekend.
signed, the Referee in said judg­ Andes, Delhi and Bovina, County
hind the Del Savio house. Luiz
m ent named, w ill sell at public of Delaware, State of New York, J. Mrs. M arie Ejssock moved into
D r. and Mrs. O. H. Reisser, Mr.
M r. and Mrs. H arry George Jr. recently brought a new buUdozer
auction, at the front door of the requests sealed bids for: One 30- her apartment in the George and Mrs. David Leff sj)ent the
of CaldweU, N. J., spent the week­ for that purpose.
Streeter house Monday.
office of W EISS & K LEIN FELD , passenger school bus.
weekend at their homes here.
end w ith her mother, Mrs. W.
ESQS., at M ain Street, Fleisch­
This vehicle, chassis and body,
The annual June dinner of the
V isiting Scandinavia
manns, Town' of Middletown, shall meet at the tim e of delivery
The annual choral and string Simmen, at Orchard Park house. church wiU be held in the church
County of Delaware, State of New the Regulations of the Commis­
Mrs. George Crosby left by bus music festival was held at the
The Ladies A id society of the the first Wednesday in the month,
York, on the 13th day of June, sioner of Education of the State
1963, at 11:00 o’clock in the fore­ of New York R elating to School for New York city Friday. She Reginald Bennett school Friday Pine H ill Community church wiU June 5.
noon on that day, the premises Bus Rules, Standards and Si^ci- took a jet from Idlew ild airport to evening. Joy and K athy Graham, have a white elephant table at
Néw York state surveyors were
and personal property directed by fications, the rules and regulations Copenhagen, Denmark, where her Doima Osterhoudt and Clinton the an n u ¿ bazaar in August.
said judgment to be sold therein of the Motor Vehicle Bureau and aunt, Mrs. Francis Leyman, met Cure of this village were in the Item s such as costume jewelry, in this area last week identifying
described as follows:
the rules and regulations of the her. They motored to Gothenberg, chorus. M r. and Mre. Frasiér books, pictures, toys, etc., if do­ the property Imes in and about
“A LL that certain plot,
Public Service Commission of the Sweden, to Mrs. Leyman’s home, Cure and Vincent, Daune Graham
nated w ill be appreciated. These the lower reaches of Beech hiU
piece or parcel of land, w ith
State of New York.
where Mrs. Crosby w ill spend the and son, Timothy, Donald Oster-; m ay be le ft at M arguerite’s or stream, an area where the state’s
the buildings and improve­
Detailed specifications m ay be next three weeks.
houdt and Richard Cable attended caU Mrs. WoUner.
line crosses the highway and
ments thereon erected, situ­
secured from the clerk of the
from this village.
stream a t several points, as both
ate. lying and 'being in the
Andes Central School District,
Roads
Inspected
A1 Rothm an spent several days stream and road wind in and out
Town of Middletown and
Andes, New York, or of the Super­
Mrs.
Robert
Myers
and
little
County of Delaware, State of
vising Principal of the Andes
Peter Cross of Prattsville, as­ sons spent the weekend w ith her this week w ith his d a u ^te r, Mrs. across i t The other properties
New York, bounded and de­
Central School.
sistant county superintendent of mother, Mrs. R . Sandt, a t Wood- P hilip M intzer, and famUy in the involved were Brinley, Hoag and
scribed as follows :Bronx.
Sealed bids are to be in the highways, was in town Thursday
Dunn.
BEG IN N IN G in the center
hands of the clerk of the Andes inspecting roads. The county also stock.
of the highway leading from
Central School, Andes, New York, had men repairing county roads
Timothy G. Remick and son,
F l e i s c h m a n n s , formerlj^
not later than 12:00 noon, D.S.T.,
Robert, spent Saturdáy at their
G riffin Comers, to H alcott
Tuesday, June 4, 1963. They w ill the past week.
Rose M ountain home.
Center at a point being south­
be publidy opened in the office of
ÍR&. and Mrs. James Peet ar­
west comer of the O iarles
the Central School Building,
rived
in
H
alcott
Friday
after
' Blood Bank a t Allaben
Gordon Lot, and running
Andes, New York, at 12:00 noon,
spending tl\e w inter in Florida.
. thence along the line of Aaron
D.S.T., June 4, 1963.
The town of Shandaken blood
LocHnis Lot a W esterly course
The Board of Education wishes
M r. and Mrs. A llan Roberts bank w ill havé a drawing M ay 28
42 rods 16% links to the cornet bids after allowing trade-in
. ner of the w all on the hill,
credit on a 55-pupil capacity 1947 spent Sunday w ith friends. in from 7 to 9 p. m. in the town hall
at Allaben. The Ladies auxiliaiy
Unadilla.
thence a souther^r course
Mack.
to Pine H jU fire department is
along the cross w all on the
FRE D TEMMING,
Building H ay B am
top of the bank 8 rods 2%
soliciting donors at I£ghm otm t
President of Board of Education
links, thence a n easterly
L IL L IA N McLEANand Pine H ill.
Stanley
Kelly
is
building
a
hay
direction down the h ill, 25
Clerk of Board of Education
bam where his bam bum ed last
rods and 9 links to the center
Howard, little son of M r. and
2m30c
^
fall.
of the aforesaid highway,
Mrs.. Howard VanLoan of
LEGAL NOTICE
thence , 36 rods 1%- links to
Thomas Ballard, who spent last mount, was baptized at the morn­
Notice to Bidders
the place of beginning, con­
The Board of Education of winter employed at the Gordon ing services in the Pine H ill Com­
taining 3% acres of land more
Andes Central School, Andes, New fann, left Thursday for California m unity church M ay 12 by Rev.
or less.
York, requests sealed bids for the w ith his brother, who now lives Clifford Green.
EXCEE*TING and reserving
following:
therefrotti the part or parcel
there.
Mrs. Leonard Ellsw orth of
M ilk Supply for school year. 1963of the above described prem­
64
M r. and Mrs. Vincent d a r k Kingston and Mrs. Clarke Leidiises deeded to Herbert Gordon
Coal Supply for school year, 1963- M d fam ily, who have been living ing Of Port Ewen called on rela­
by deed dated A p ril 10th,
64
1 ^1 , and recorded in the
in Fleisdtunanns, moved back to tives Sunday afternoon.
Ice Cream Supply for school year the John Van Valkenburgh house
office of the Clerk of the
Charles Slater, Robert Myers,
1963-64
County o f Delaware on A pril
this week.
this village, and Robert Sandt of
Specifications, instructions and
15th, 1901, in Book #130 of
quantities can be obtained froin
Deeds at page 592.
M r. and Mrs. Charles Ploutz Woodstock enjoyed a fishing trip
the school office upon request.
TOGETHER w ith a ll right,
have
been victim s 6f hard ^ Id s to Saranac lake Saturday and
Bids are to be submitted by
title and interest of, in and
Sunday.
12:00 noon to the undersigned on liie last week.
to the land lying in the streets
June 4, 1963.
and roads in front of and ad­
Mrs. Frank S a n c h i s and
Bids w ill be opened publicly
joining said premises.
Frankie, Mrs* H arry Allen and
June 4, 1963, at 12:00 noon. The
TOGETHER .with a ll fix­
Jeffrey spent Saturday and Sun­
Board of Education reserves the
tures, chattels and articles of
The severe winter killed a day at Providence, R: L Frankie
right to reject any or a ll bids.
personal property now or
large number of fis h , in small, had an interview at the Rhode
L IL L IA N W . McLEAN
hereafter attached to or used
Island school of design.
Clerk, Board of Educátion shallow ponds and lakes.
in connection w ith said prem­
A t Shallow Sandy pond on Lake
IN STRU Cm ON TO BID D ERS:
ises, together w ith any and
M r. and Mrs. Francis Oster­
1. Bids must be submitted on the Ontario, thousands of fish, includ­
a ll replacements thereof and
ing walleyed and jio rthem pike, houdt of Kingston were Sunday
attached bid form.
additions thereto.”
2. Proposals shall be enclosed in an bass and carp, died of suffocation dinner guests of his mother, Ik&s.
Dated: M ay 2, 1963
opaque envelope and be marked during the winter. Sim ilar con­ Stanley Osterhoudt.
GEORGE MARCUS
w ith the name of bidder and the ditions were encountered in many
Referee
Elected F ifth Time
item or items on which bid is sm all bodies of water.
PO LA N & M ICK EN BERG
submitted.
Attom eys for P laintiff
ITie ladies Missiónary society of
A
department
spokesman
said
Office & P. O. Address
3. The Board of Education reserves
ARKVILLE, N. Y.
the right to reject any or aH that the .thickness of ice covering the Clovesville Bible Baptist
277 Broadway
the water prevented replenish­ diurch m et w ith Mrs. H£u:x)ld
bids.
Suite 1 3 0 1 _ ^ ^ '7 ~ ^ W right Wednesday evening. Elecm ent of oxygen supplies.
New York 7, N . Y.
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