The Andes NewsBy Mrs. William Hisman

Mrs. E llen VanSteenburg was adm itted to the M argaretville Memorial hospital last week Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gibson of Napanoch were Saturday n ight supper guests of his m other, Mre. M aria Gibson, and his sister, Mrs. Maude Murphy.

Mrs. G ertrude Larsen spent two weeks w ith her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin E llett, a t Danbury, Conn.

A surprise baby shower for Mrs. Ai Tague was held a t the home of Mrs. Richard Laddie la s t week Tuesday evening. Mre. Liddle was assisted by M rs. G ilbert McKee, Mrs. Arvid N ygren and Mrs. Gerald Aoker- ley. A fter th e 18 guests w atched Mrs. Tague open the gifts, refreshm ents were served.

Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Kauf- m ann of Los Altos, Calif., spent four days w ith her father, J. E dsal Hanlon, and helped him celebrate his birthday. Mr. Kaufm ann was on a business tr ip to New York city with “Scientific A iherican.”

A rrtve in GermanyS /S g t. and Mrs. John Powell

have arrived in Germany, w here he will ibe stationed for th e next four years. The Powells spent a m onth with his m other, Mrs. John Powell, be­fore going overseas.

Mrs. John Damgaard, a pa­tien t in the M argaretville Me­m orial hospital fo r the la s t two weeks, underwent surgery last Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H all and son, Eddie, spent the last week w ith h er uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H arland Jester, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ford Hall, a t Bovina Center. Ed has completed his training dn the N ational G uard a t Fort Gordon, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. H all moved th is weekend to Pough­keepsie, where he resum es his job a t IBM.

Mr. and Mrs. M artin Hyzer arrived home F riday from spending the w inter in Braden­ton, Fla.

Bill Glendening of Albany College of Pharm acy spent the weekend w ith his aunt, Mrs. Arch Glendening. Mrs. Ken-

Thursday, April 29neth H arding and son, B rad­ford, of Columbus, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. K enneth H arding Sr. of EndweH w ere Sunday visitors a t (the Glendening home.

Charles M iller of Denver, Colo., spent tim e last week w ith his g rea t-unde and aimt, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Miller.

Mr. and Mrs. Albin Bschorr and daughters of Plandome, L. I., w ere W ednesday through S a t­u rday guests of her parents, M r. and Mrs. C. L. Diokson.

Mr. and Mrs.' Clifford Burgin and son, Bobbie, of Bowna Cen­te r w ere Saturday night guests a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. W alter Sprague^

The WSCS Circle 1 of the United Methodist church will m eet a t the home of Mrs. H ar­old M iller Wednesday, May 5, a t 1:30 a. m.

Mrs. Charles Dennington of S tone Ridge visited friends in th e village last week Tuesday.

M ary Gladstone of C entral C ity Business institu te in S yra­cuse spent the weekend a t the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W ayland Gladstone.

Paul Rowe of Puyallup, Wash., was a weekend guest in Andes and attended the wed­ding of his son, Gordon, and Miss K athy Louden a t the Laurens P resbyterian church on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. P e te r W allaites of New York city and Miss Liza Rowe of Groton, Conn., w ere weekend ;guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M atthews, fo r the wedding of her son, Gordon Rowe. Liza was a bridesm aid a t h e r broth­e r ’s wedding. Besides the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M atthews, o ther guests from Andes were Mrs. Donald M atthews and daughter, Gail, Mrs. Gyneth Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Finkle, Mrs. W il­liam Hisman, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cole, Robert Laing and Clififord Hoknes.

Mr. and Mrs. Arne Hofsdal spent las t w eek visiting th e ir sons and daughters-in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hofsdal, and Mr. and Mrs. C hrist Hofs-

Peace Symbol.. . Are You Sure(Reprinted F rom the “F lorida Mason”)

This is the symbol worn by many of today’s young people and is known as th e , "Peace Symbol.” We wonder how many of them, or you for th a t m atter, know the real meaning of this symbol ?

The “Peace Symbol” is not something th a t is the prod­uct of today’s restless youth. I t was well known back in- the Middle Ages and was known either as the “Crow’s F oot” or the W itch’s Foot.” Now are you ready for the real shock? This w as the siffn of those who were op­posed to Christianity! I t was (and is) the Anti-Christ sym­bol. Look a t it closely. W hat do you see? I t is a Broken Cross turned -upside down. Now do you see why it is a subtle sign of those who are opposed to Christianity.

I t is used today as a cen­tra l p a rt of the national

fymboUsm of Communist lussia. I t appears the Com­m unists are winning th e ir

•battle fo r the minds of our youth. They a re m aking special efforts to capture the atten tion of today’s youth in America. M any young peo­ple are fam iliar vwth the Peace Symbol and w ear it as jewelry and even pain t it on the ir cars.

There are those in the G arm ent industry who have the Broken Cross embroid­ered on the ir jackets and m any other garm ents. I t is m anufactured as a m etal tr in k e t and worn on a chain and many young people w ear it as a “F ad” Gadget, not realizing they are supporting the emblem of the Anti- C hrist, the Broken Cross.

Be sure of this—every per­son who k n o w i n g l y or thoughtlessly w ears this em­blem is bringing joy to the h earts of those dedicated to th e destruction of everything we hold dear. The Com­m unists are gleeful when they see this symbol worn by Americans. I t is the m ark of Atheism.

—^Arthur Kurzm an

H alcott Center, N. Y.

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Ssd at BaysHore, E. 1. CSirisf Hofs<M and fam ily spent a few days ait the Hofsdal h<Mne a fte r bringing his paren ts home. W eekend guests of the Hofsdals w ere Miss S inone Mass and the ir son, Roger Hofsdal, of New York oity.

Pvt. DEurell F inkle retu rned to F o rt Meade, Md., a f te r a itwo-week leave a t the home of his .parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gil­b ert Finkle.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Douglas of - Carle Place, L. I., visited her m other, Mrs. Speer An­drews, and h er ibi;‘o ther €uid sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Andrews, and family over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Da^ad Russell and children of N orth Syracuse w ere weekend guests a t the home of h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clide Edwards.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conine ohael Conine, a t P lattsburg , re tu rn ing to th e home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Conine, before driving back to Colorado, w here th ey will m ake the ir home.

K eith H arvard returned home Friday a fte r 11 days as a car(Mac paljient a t P e te r Bent Brigham hospital in Boston.

Have New SonMr. and Mrs. Melvin Ruff

are paren ts of a new son. He w as nam ed Jeffrey Robert. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond W right of Delancey and Mr. and Mrs. F red Ruff are the grandparents.

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Admissions: April 20-26Mrs. Linda H im ter of Fleisch-

manns, Mrs. Joan Shook of Rox­bury, Anthony Ciram i of Fleischmanns, Mre. Ellen Van­Steenburg of Andes, Eugene Mead of New K ii^ston , Mrs. Sandra H itt of M argaretville, Mre. B ernard F airbaim of M argaretville, Mrs. Elenore S atm ary of Arkville, Willis V anKeuren of M argaretville.

D ischarges: April 20-26Mrs. Linda H unter of Fleisch­

manns, Mrs. Eva M cFarland of Arkville, Mrs. Osena Fair- bairn of Arkville.

The new m other was guest of honor Saturday n ight a t a balby shower a t the home of Mrs. Willis VanKeuren Jr . in W ea­ver hollow. Jeffrey received several useful gifts. Refresh­m ents w ere served iby Mrs. Charles Cappiello and Mrs. Richard L id^e , co-hostesses, and Mrs. VanKeuren.

Mr. and Mre. Edmond Jones and daughters, Julie and M ar­cia, of Meohanicville were S aturday overnight guests of her father, Sheldon Ackerley. Sunday all were dinner guests of her grandm other, Mrs. M aria Gibson, and her aunt, Mre. Maude M iuphy. John Acker­ley and his fiancee, Miss B ar­bara Bush, w ere also present.

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T r e m p e r s k i l l C l u b M e e t s M a y 3Senior Interview sW arren W illiam Reynolds of

H alcott Center, son of Mr. and Mre. W ard Reynolds, was born May 25, 1953, a t M argaretville.

His high school activities during high school include JV and vareity beisketball, JV and varsity baseball, science dub, studen t council vice president and Boy’s S tate.

His favorite sports are bas­ketball and hunting, and he en­joys listening to Creedence C learw ater Revival and Jam es Taylor. English 10 was his favorite class ^because Mr. H ar­ris m ade th e course revelant to today.

W arren’is fu tu re plans a re to a ttend SUNY college a t C ort­land.

HilUs Ralph F aulkner of Mar- 'garetville, son of Mr. and Mre. K enneth Faulkner, was bom Sept. 21, 1952, a t the M arga­retville hospital.

His school activities include four yeare of soccer, tw o years of in tram ural basketball and one year of track .

His favorite sports are hun t­ing and fishing, and he enjoys listening to th e Rolling Stones and Simon and Garfunkel. Eng­lish 12 was his favorite class because of the interesting sub­ject and the everyday laughs.

HilMs’s fu tu re plans are to enlist in the N avy and then go on to be a game WcUixien or a wUdiife specialist. H e says he

B etty A. M ueller of Andes was n ^ e d to the high honors lis t fo r the firs t sem ester a t the University of New Ham p­shire.'

will miss the fun th a t was had in the library and miss ha.ving Mre. Weiss near by.

Lynn H ilton KeUy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Holton Kelly of Fleischmanns, was bom on M arch 23, 1953, a t the M arga­retville hospital.

His favorite sports are hun t­ing and golfing. “Of Mice and Men” is one of his favorite ibooks. His school activities in­clude soccer, basketball and in- itram ural basketball.

Lynn plans on going to col­lege a f te r he graduates.

M arjorie Ann £ llio tt, daugh­te r of Mr. and Mre. Jam es W. E llio tt of New Kingston, was born Nov. 25, 1953, a t the M ar­garetville hospital.

During high school she par­ticipated in g iri’s field hockey and softball team s, yearbook staff, chorus, Saturday Semi­n a r and was in the cast of the fa ll play. She enjoys snowmo- biling on the outside. Among h e r favorit^ books a re “Jane E yre” and “Canticle for Leibo- w itz,” and she enjoys Simon and G arfunkle and Peter, P aul and Mary.

She says she will msis all her friends a t MCS and plans to go to college.

By Gloria Bacon

Trem perskill, April 29Weekend guests a t the home

of Mr. and Mrs. W arren WeaA^er Sr. w ere Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Hannon and five sons of Broad Channel and Mr. and Mre. Ger­ald N orris and children of KingS'ton. Gerald N orris also visited his parents, Mr. and Mre. Conger Norris.

Mr. and Mrs. David S tra tto n and children of Delhi were F ri­day n ight guests of Mr. and Mre. W arren W eaver Sr.

Mrs. B etty Lakin w as a sup­per guest of Mr: and Mre. Wfl- liam Buckalew in M argaret­ville Friday night.

L inda Drew was a weekend guest of Sandy Bacon.

Mr. and M re.-Fred Bergham- mer, Joe, B etty and Eddie spent the weekend a t th e ir camp here.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnes of Arkville, Mrs. A nita Gerald of W alton, Mrs. A rdith Allen of Delhi an d ' Mre. Thelma F letcher of Afton visited Mil­ford B utler on Sunday.

Mr. and Mre. Lincoln Ab­ram s of M assapequa P ark spent th e weekend a t their cam p a t Shaver hollow.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shaver and children of S loatsburg were

The Second irteeting of the Dielaware Coimtjr Ostomy Club will toe held Monday, May 3, a t 7:30 p. m. a t D elaw are Valley hospital in W alton. Colostomy and ileostomy patients are in­vited. Guest speakere will be Miss Jean Shaw, enterostranal therap ist a t Lourdes hospital in Binghamton, and Miss Sonia Osier, RN, Sirat runner up Miss Hope fo r ^ e New York S ta te divisicm- o l (the American Cancer society.

weekend guests of his parents, M r. and M rs. K eith Shaver. Sunday visitore w ere Mr. and Mre. Eddie H otchkiss and Sindee of Downsville.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Woodin of W alton, Mr. and Mre. Doug- ilas Woo4in df Coxsackie spent th e weekend At the home of th e ir parents, M r. and Mrs. Floyd Woodin.

Mr. and M rs. Charles • Woio- zeckowsk spent the weekend a t th e ir hom e in W olf Holilow.

Mrs. G eorge F irm en t J r . Jo ­ann, Steve and Anne visited her parenits, Mr. and Mrs. Thor Klindt, a t DownsviUe on Sunday.

Mre. Lena Elwood w as dis­charged from the Delhi hospi­ta l and is spending tim e w ith Mrs. Donald Elwood and Mrs. C arrie Elwood.

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