By WUliam E. Griffin Halcottville, April 9

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Vermilya of Richfield Springs visited last Saturday afternoon a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Scott H. Clark. The Vermilyas w ere a t a t one time residents of this locality.

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Davis were in E ast Branch last Wednesday to visit their daugh­ter, Mrs. Arley Hadden, and family there.

The Hubbell brothers below th is village have made about 150 gallons of maple syrup this spring following a late tapping season and cold w eather since tapping.

Lloyd A. Finch entered the Albany Medical center in Al­bany last Wednesday for tre a t ­ment. He expects to toe there about a month.

Ralph Eignor is still in Hom­er Folks hospital in Oneonta for treatm ent. He is improved.

Mrs. George Tischmacher and daughter, Vicki, of Roxbury and Mrs. Howard Greene of Denver visited a t the home of Mrs. Greene’s father, E lder Amasa J. Slauson, a t Kingston Friday.

Halcottville

NOTICENOTICE TO BIDDE31S

P ursuan t to the provisions of Section 103 of the General Municipal Law, sealed bids vdll be received a t the office of the Town Clerk of the Town of Middletown, Delaware County, New York, on or before 12:00 o’clock noon, April 14, 1970, for the purchase of the following:(1) 1200 tons more or less of

No. 1 and No. 1-A crushed stone, washed. Bids are to be for the F.O.B. plant price.

(2 ) 200 tons, more or less of cold patch or patching ma­terial, F.O.B. plant price.

(3) Steel Pipe— (New or used) Sizes—12” to 6 f t

All materials shall m eet the la test New York S tate D epart­m ent of Works specifications. ,

All bids shall be accompanied by non-collusive forms.

The Town Board of the Town of Middletown reserves the right to reject-any or all bids, and to accept any bid which seems m ost favorable to the interests of the Town of Mid­dletown.Dated: March 31, 19-70.

Signed;Miller H. Fairbairn

2a9c Supt. of Highways

NOTICE Please take notice th a t pur­

suant to resolution of the Town Board of the Town of Halcott, Greene County, New York, sealed bids for the purchase of a loader trac to r will be received a t the home of the Superin­tendent of wighways in the Town of Halcott until 6 o’clock p. m. on the 20th day of April, 1970, a t which time they will be opened publicly and read aloud. Bids will be submitted in sealed envelopes a t the above address and shall bear on th e face thereof th e name and the ad­dress of the bidder.

The item to be bid on will comply with the following gen­eral specifications:a) Machine is to be industrial

type and shall be adaptable for backhoe attachm ent.

b) Engine: Diesel, 4 cylinder 40-45 HP.

c) Transmission: Standard.dj Tires: front—7.50-16; rear

-14.9-24. e) Loader Bucket: to be gen­

eral purpose type, % yd. Detailed specifications are

available to any interested bid­der by writing to the Supt. of Highways.

As part of the contract price to be bid as aforementioned, the bidder will make a dollar allowance on the trade-in of a Case Loader Tractor, Model 430, which may be inspected a t the Town Highway Garage in the Town of Halcott, between 1 p.- m. and 4 p. m. Monday through Friday. The? Town Board reserves the right to re­ject any or all bids.

Rand>' W. Johnson Supt. of Highways Town of Halcott

Dated April 9. 1970 2al6c

NOTICE OF HEARING ON ORDINANCE FOR THE

PRESERVATION OF PUBLIC PEACE, GOOD ORDER AND

SAFETY AND THE REGULATION OF PUBLIC

AMUSEMENTS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV­

EN that, upon the motion of the Town Board of the Town of Roxbury, County of Dela­ware and S tate of New York, pursuant to the provisions of Article 9 of Town Law of the S tate of New York, the said Town Board has determined to hold a public hearing in the m atte r of enacting an ordinance for the purpose of pi’eserving the peace, good order and safety in such Town and to regulate places of public amusement, within said Town, and to pro­vide for the licensing and regu­lation of places of amusement or the giving of exhibitions, performances or entertainm ents in any place within said Town; and to provide criminal and civil fines and penalties for vio­lation of same; th a t such public hearing will be held a t the TOWN HALL BUILDING of the Town of Roxbury in the unincorporated Village of Rox­bury, on the 20th day of April, 1970, a t 8:00 o’clock P. M.; and th a t all persons interested in the m atter be then and there heard and the Town Board will then and there take action in the m atter.DATED: April 6, 1970

MARSHALL SLAUSON Town Clerk of the Town of Roxbui-y

LIGHT TRUCKING, odd jobs,. brush cutting, trees removed,

lawn mowing. William Bal- com Sr., Roxbury, N. Y. phone 607-326-7769. a9c4

AUTO and TRUCK REPAIR H. VanLoan

Highmount, New York 914 254-5686

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Q U A L I T Y UPHOLSTERY Service—G. Schlick, Decora­tors, Downsville Furniture and Upholstery Store, Downs- ville 607 363-2248. ol8tfc4

ELECTRICIAN Cutler-Hammer Boxes

Electromode Electric Heating Wiring and Repairs

Roneild O. Morse, Denver, N. Y.Phone 607 326-2948

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MONUMENTS, m arkers and cemetery lettering. Display a t Roxbury. Raymond P. Miller, Roxbury, N. Y., 607- 326 - 4721. Representative, Stam ford Monument Co. s25tfc4 _______________

ELECTRICAL WORK HOUSE PAINTING CARPENTRY, ETC.

Je rry Simon Fleischmanns, N. Y.

Phone 254-9807 f5tfc4_____________________

OVERHEAD DOORS Complete Doors W ith Glass

from $57.50 Overhead Door Sales Co.

8 M artin Brook St. UnadHla, N. Y., 607 369-5472

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B usiness Serv ices 4

EXCAVATING

BULLDOZING

BACKHOE WORK

Water and Sewer Lines Septic Systems

Complete Foundations Patios

Sand - Gravel - Top Soil

R a l p h D e B a r iMargaretville

586-4537

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Cards o£ Thanks 5We want to express our

sincere thanks to all the friends, neighfx)rs and relatives for the thoughtfulness shown during my stay in the hospital.

- Orson Haynes and Family a9p5

I wi^h to thank all my friends and neighbors who sent cards, gave money, • and helped in various ways while I was in the hospital; also Joe Harvey, who was so kind, and the doctors and nurses a t Stam ford Hos­pital.a9p5 Clyde Chambers

I w ant to take this way to thank all my M argaretville friends for remembering me w ith cards and letters. I am out of the Paw Paw hospital and convalescing a t home from my recent heart attack. As soon as the doctor will let me fly, I want to come E ast to thank you all in person. a9p5 Mrs. Russell Tyler

We wish to thank Dr. Tuason, ■ the entire staff of M argaret­

ville Memorial Hospital, the ambulance attendants, co­workers of Belleayre Mt. Ski Center for sunshine basket, all who sent cards, messages or helped in any way while F rasier was ill.

F rasier and Elma Cure Pine Hill

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINGNEWS, Margaretville, N. Y. Thurs., Apgril 9, 19TO—Page Three

PHONE SiABOABETVUXE 686-2801

Classified advertising, cards of thanks, and the like, 20c per line. Minimum $1.20 per week. Deadline Wednesday noon. Keyed advertisements or advertisem ents to which the reply is t& be a box number, ca re of The News, a re double price.

For Sale 8 For Sale 8 MisceHaneotcs 12 Real Estate for Sale 14

APARTMENT — 3-room. F ur­nished. Willnus Clock Shop, Margaretville, phone 586- 4192.________________ 5a30c7

UNFURNISHED Margaretville 3-bedroom apartm ent, avail­able May 1, ,$95. Box M, c/o News. a9c7

FOR RENT—Two apartments, one downstairs, one upstairs. One completely furnished and one partly furnished. Will rent seasonally or monthly. W adler Bros. Realty Co., Fleischmanns, phone 254- 5500.________________2al6c7

FOR RENT — Main street, Fleischmanns. One 3-room apartm ent, partly furnished. One 2-room apartm ent, suit­able for one. One large 3- room apartm ent, nowly- decorated. All with private bath. Heat and w ater in­cluded. Reasonable. Phone 254-5184 or 254-.5514. a9c7

Wanted to Rent 7a

CERAMIC TILE, 60c sq. foot, 15 colors. DeBari’s Paint, Tile and Carpeting. a9c8

FOR SALE—1964 Datson pick­up, $250. Marvo Farm s. Call 254-5297. 2al6c8

FOR SALE — Complete dining room, maple, in excellent con­dition. M. Wadler, 254-5237. al6c8

Remove excess body fluid with FLUIDEX tablets, only $1.69 a t Miller’s D rug Store, M ar­garetville. 12my21p8

KILN DRIED — 2x4, eight- footers, S4S. Fairbairn Lumber Corp., Margaretville. 2al6c8

SPRING SPECIAL — Free car wash token with purchase of 10 gallons or more gasoline. Mobil Station, Arkville, N. Y. a2tfc8

HOT WATER HEATERS — Galvanized, w ith side arms, gas; one 20-gal. tank, two 30- gal. Reasonable price. Phone 254-5650. a9c8

FOR SALE — W eathered barn boards and hand-hewn beams, all sizes, lengths. Call a fter 6 p. m. A1 Mathis, Marga- retville, 588-4146. 2al6c8

HOM ELITE CHAIN SAWS — Authorized dealer. C om pete line, sales and service. Used chain saws. F rank Beland, Pakatakan Building, A rk­ville, phone 586-4994 dl8tfc8

NEW MAPLE SYRUP for sale, excellent quality, $6.50 per gallon, $3.50 per V2 gallon. Bill Stahl, Hubbell Hill, Mar- garetvUle, phone 586-4144. a9c8

FO R SALE—New .30-06 auto­m atic rifle, sling, scope, case, ammo belt, cost $250. Will sell for $ia5. Florence Cros­by, Dry Brook road, Arkville, N. Y. 2al6p8

W E HAVE just taken in trade a nice electric stove, gas- fired hot w ater heater and several other items. We also stock a new line of Kelvina- tor, Delmonico and Vesta appliances. We take trade. W adler Bros., Fleischmanns, phone 254-5500. 2al6c8

M EN’S lightweight windbreak- ers, $4.95-$6.95; men’s rain ­coats, zip'-in- zip-out linings, $22.95; rhen’s sta-press dress slacks, $6.95; m en’s sport jackets, $16.95 to $26.95; men’s suits, $29.95 to $49.95; sta-press shirts, $2.95. A ltera­tions free. Royal Cleaners, Margaretville, phone 586- 4414. 2al6c8

FURNITURE — W alnut living room suite of chair and double .sofabed; dinette .set of formica table and two chairs; M editerranean cre- denza; living room ban-el lamps; long w anut cocktail table; step table; other pieces. Raymond J. Dunn, Cliichester road, Phoenicia, phone 688- 2221. a9p8

SNOWMOBILE SALE 25% OFF

One Homelite—New—23 hp. One Homelite—New—28 hp. One Ski-Doo, 1970, Used, 18 hpi One Boa-Ski, 1968, Used, 16 hp.

LIDDLE BROS.Andes, N. Y.

Phone 914-676-31232a9c8

BOATS TROLLING EQ.UIPMENT

FISHING TACKLE ALL SPORTING GOODS

Open Evenings

BURT TUBBS SPORT SHOP Bull Run Road

Margaretville, N. Y. Phone 586-4660

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AUTHORIZED HOM ELITE CHAIN SAW DEALER

Pumps and Generators

Sales and Service

New and Used Saws

LIDDLE BROS.Andes, N. Y.

Phone 676-3123o3tfc8

Summer rental time is here. Call if you w ant to be listed with us.

M & B Wadler, Brokers Pine Hill, N. Y.Phone 254-5237

Cliff Bellows, Salesman Phone 254-5422

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NOTICENOTICE

The annual meeting of the Midrox Co-operative Fire In ­surance Company will be held Tuesday, April 14, 1970 a t 10:00 A.M. in the Fire House, Roxbury, Delaware County, New York. The purpose of the meeting is for the election of Directors and any other busi­ness th a t m ay properly come before it.

H arrison C. Morse 2a9c Secretary

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5 to 15 HP. STIHL SAWS $164.95 and up without trade-in.

SAW, PUMP, GENERATOR RENTALS

Fairbairn Lumber . Corp. Margaretville, N. Y.

586-4292a9tfo8

SINGLE MAPLE BED, com­plete; A-1 condition; $35. Phone 586-4731. 2a9c8

FOR SALE — 2-year-old male pony, gentle. Phone Rox­bury 607-326-7769. 2a9p8

COME AND SEE the new EL BURRO all-terrain bikes. Hubbell Bros., Kelly Corners. 4 a l^ 8 ___________________

BOY’S 26-inch bicycle, $10. A1 Weiss, Southside road, M ar­garetville. No phone. Con­tac t a t News office. a9p8

INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPET rem nants, several sizes and colors a t g rea t savings. De- B ari’s Paints, Tile and Car­peting, Margaretville. m l9tfc8

n ^ A Y S TO BUY TH E BEST —Sherwin - Williams Kem Tone in 120 standard or cus­tom mixed colors. Snegoski’s Hardware, Roxbury, N. Y. 3 a l6c8 _______________

MAPLE SYRUP SUPPLIES — Cans, drums and accessories available now. Richard Finch & Sons, Hogg Mt. road, Fleischmanns. Phone 914 254- 5156. New Agents for Ver­m ont Evaporator Co. a9c8

JU ST ARRIVED—A truckload of white m etal base cabinets, wall cabinets, linen cabinets and brown m etal wardrobes. W adler Bros., Inc., Fleisch­manns, phone 254 - 5500. 2al6c8______________________

KEM-NAMEL — W a s h a b l e latex enamel by Sherwin- Williams. W allpaper all prices and p a t t e r n s . Snegoski’s Hardware, Rox­bury, N. Y. 3al6c8

SNOWMOBILE—1970 Boa Ski deluxe, 28 hp., twin, 493 cc., deluxe seats, double front bumper, rea r bumper, speed­om eter and odometer, very

- good condition. .Sold for $1,130; will sell for $895. Call after 5 p. m. 254-4120. Will do over 70 mph. 2al6c8

K A S - K E LWHITE ALUMINUM SCREEN and STORM Combination Door

2’8”x6’8” or 3’0”x6’8”

$ ^ 9 5Pre-Hung with Glass and \ Screen

Non-Standard Sizes $5 Additional

Briggs Lumber Co.Roxbury Phone 607 326-2311 m29tfc8

Help Wanted 9HELP WANTED — An experi­

enced logger and woodsman. Call 914-679-2665 after 6 p.m. a9c9

PRESSMAN, experienced on letterpress, full or part-time. Catskill Mt. News, M argaret­ville, 914 586-2601. a9p9

WAITRESS - CHAMBERMAID Excellent summer financial op­portunity for industrious college student. All inquiries appre­ciated. Call 914-254-.5026 or write Alpine Inn, Oliverea, N. Y. 12462. 2a9c9

In Memoriam 10

FOR SALE1970 Boa Ski snowmobile, 13-

hp. standard; demo.1969 Boa Ski snowmobile, 15-

hp. deluxe, good condition.1969 Boa Ski snowmobile, 15-

hp. deluxe, new track.1970 Boa Ski snowmobile, 19-

hp. deluxe electric, used, ex­cellent condition.

ARCHIE ALEYBig Indian, N. Y.Phone 254-5782

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MOTOR VEHICLE O FFIC E in Ax’kville closed from April 15. Will reopen April 22. 2a9cl2

Prolessioaal Notiecs 13My new office hours will be

from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. Monday to Friday, by appointment only.

Dr. Viscardi, Podiatrist a9cl3________________________

Real Estate for Sale 14

FARM FOR SALE—$18,500. 8 acres, farm house and two barns. Terms. Phone 607-326- 3371. 2al6cl4

WANT TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY?

Call us.M. & B. WADLER, Brokers

Pine HiU, N. Y.Phone 254-5237

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FARMS - HOMES - ACREAGE EVERYTHING

IN REAL ESTATE CALL TO LIST

CONTACT: PAUL SHULTIS 45 HARDER ROAD

WOODSTOCK, N. Y. PHONE 914 679-8493

REP. P. J. WEIDER, REALTY 4a9cl4 _

FOR SALE — A 90-acre farm with a good house, oil heat, somewhat cluttered w i t h small buildings, etc. A sort of “handyman’s special” in the way of property, but has a stream, evei-greens, big barn; unstocked, .$30,000. Can be ■bought stocked and equipped. ALSO ranch-type new house in country, and several lovely village houses, cheap. Korz- endorfer R. E., Irm a M. Grif­fin, salesman, Roxbury, N. Y. 12474, phone 607-326-4091. a9cl4

In sad and loving memory of our beloved father, John W. Bouton, who departed this life April 7, 1936:Your children never will forget Your love, your faith and kindly

ways.They linger in our memory yet And shelter us through all our

days.a9pl0 His Children

Lost ^ d Found 11LOST — 1 small green canvas

bag containing Nikon camera and light meter, with name of David Sahatdjian in note­book, a t foot of Peck Hollow road by Log Cabin Restau­ran t on Rt. 28, Sunday, April 5, about 5:30. Please call or deliver to E verett Lockwood, Fox Hollow road, Shandaken, OV8-5507. Reward will he given for return. a l6 c l l

Miscellaneous 12FR EE Two 8-woek old pup­

pies. M other Australian Blue. Phone .586-4283. a9cl2

LOADER W O R K -A re you in need of a trac to r and loader to take care of your manure pile? If so call R. Utter, phone 586-42^. 3al6pl2

OUR SUGAR HOUSE is open. Visitors welcome. Please call firs t to be sure we are boiling. Richard Finch & Sons, Hogg Mt. r o a d , Fleischmanns, phone 914, 254-5156. a9cl2

N O T IC E

W e w il l n o t b u y h a r d m a p le u n t i l f u r t h e r n o t i c e .

WILLIAMSON VENEER CO., INC.

Fleischmanns, N. Y. f26tfcl2

ACREAGE FO R SA LE—Sev­eral sites to choose from, woods, scenic, half-mile from ski center, zoned. Ebccellent for vacation hcmies. By ap ­pointm ent call ^7-326-7777. 1 2 jllp l4 _________________

FO R SALEr—3-bedroom, 2-bath split level, fireplace, garage, stone patio, 6 acres. Terrific view and much more. 2Va miles from Margaretville. Shown by appointment. 914- 586-4053.______________ a9pl4

16 acres forest land on town road - $4250.

Christian F. M artens Fleischmanns, N. Y.Phone 914 254-5321

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FO R SALE—Nice building lots on level cleared land and acreage on main road 2 miles off Rt. 28 in Oliverea. Inquire G. Bedell, Sunoco Station, Big Indian. a9tfcl4

—Service Is Our Business—f

THE REALTY MARKET E leanor DeSUva, Mgr.

M argaretville, N. Y.

F arm s - Homes - Land

d4tfel4Tel. 914-586-4919

93 acres, all wooded, near sta te land, excellent for hunting, $14,500, terms.

20 acres on good road, mostly open, only $6500, easy terms.

20 acres, mostly wooded, spring, $6200, easy terms.

We Need Listings

STROUT REALTY Bovina Center, N. Y.

Clarence Burnsr SalesmanPhone 607-832-4377

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FIR ST TIM E O F F E R E D ^108 acres, New Kingston valley, " Delaware county. New York.

Terrific views, blacktop road, electric and .spring and well w ater on premises. 9-room frame house in fair condition. Located in a four season va­cation resort area. Spring— fishing; Summer — mountain resort; Autumn — unparallel beauty and best hunting in sta te ; W inter—15 miles from Belleayre Ski Center and 10 miles from Catskill Mt. Ski Center in Andes, N. Y. Must be seen to be a’ppreciated. W rite Lloyd O’Connor, Box 104, New Kingston, N. Y. 12459. Phone 914-586-2876. 2al6cl4

Catskill Mountain PrdpertjF

CATSKILL MTS.VACATION HOME

DEVELOPERS FOUR SEASON AREA

7% acres, 1800 ft. frontageon hardtop road______ $8385

9 acres, 1100 ft. frontageon hardtop road_______$9985

Both trac ts 2% miles from BELLEAYRE SKI CENTER. Nice view.s, E X C E L L E N T HUNTING AREA. Terms available.

12-acre woodland tract, borders public m aintained road, BROOK THRU PREMISES, electric on property. BEST OF HUNTING. $3800, term s arranged.

27 acres, borders S tate High­way, NICE FISH IN G STREAM THRU PROPERTY. Electric, telephone, % mile to country store and post office, % wood­land, GOOD HUNTING. 4 miles to MAJOR SKI CEN­TER. $10,885, term s available.

100 acres with 300 ft. frontage on paved road, FISHING STREAM THRU PREMISES, estim ated % woodland, EX­CELLENT HUNTING. $17',- 800, good term s available.

22 acres with frontage on paved road, electric on premises. Tele­phone, school bus, mail deliv­ered, p a rt .woodland, GOOD HUNTING AREA, 2 miles to village. $6500, good terms.

16-acre farm with excellent 5- bedroom farm house, oil-fired furnace, FIREPLACE, beauti­ful view, nicely landscaped, large red barn. Ideal for saddle horses with miles of available riding trails. $27,885, with good terms. Additional land available, if desired.

SALES - APPRAISALS

Redmond Agency Arkville, N. Y.

Phone 914-586-2696

Richard Cole, Sales M anager

Sales Representatives B urton Jenkins

Florence BradleyHoward Slauson

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ARBOR HOMES

Camp, Cottage , Country Home

Castle

Commercial and Industrial Buildings

NORTHEASTERN BUILDERS CONTRACTORS DEVELOPERS

Residence Office P.O. Box 165, Phoenicia

Fleischmanns 254-5510 m 23tfcl4

AutomobifdS ‘ ‘191966 OLDS Cutlass conv., a ir

conditioned, tin ted windows, p.s., p.b., extras. Phone Kaye, 254-4175. a9pl9

CORVAIR—1965, good runmng condition, one dent, but clean. Automatic transmission, dual carburetors, radio, heater, 48,000 actual miles, new plugs and points; m uffler and snow tires new last fall. Don’t need two cars. ^19.95. A1 Weiss, Margaretville. Corvairs are becoming scarcer. a9pl9

CHICK SAYS:

T here’s a new gas coming on the m arket—puts a rabb it in your tank—^good for short hops!

I t ’s just a short hop to C raft Motors for the best deal and service in the area.

T ry us and be convinced.

CHICK ELLIOTT CRAFT MOTOR CO.

Your Chrysler-Plymouth DealerPhone 586-4365 or 586-4513

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W i c k h a m S a le s

& S e rv ic e , h ic .

AUTHORIZED P O N T I A Cand T E M P E S T E «A L E R

W e Have on Hand

1968 Renault 4-dr., 6-cyl., std. shift.

1968 Bonneville 4-dr. hdtp.1968 CamcU-o 2-dr. hdtp., 8 cyL,

std. shift.1968 Bonneville conv., auto­

matic, w ith power steering.1967 Grand P rix 2-dr. hdtp.1967 Pontiac Executive, a.t.,

p.s., p.b.*1966 LeMans 4-dr., a.t., p.s.1966 Chevrolet Im pala 4-dr.

hdtp.1965 Corvair conv., a.t.1965 Chrysler 300 4-dr., a . t , p.s.1963 Pontiac Bonneville 4-dr

hdtp., a.t., p.s.1962 Volkswagen bus.

Delhi, N. Y.Phone 607 746-2234

orFRED BAESSLER

Msurgaretville 586-4225

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■ Automobaes1966 OLDSMOBILE D elta 4-

door, powerbrakes, power steering, automatic, radio, good rubber, $1000. Hermem Wadler, phone 254 - 55W. a9cl9 ________________

ALL CAR OWNERS — Check th a t inspection sticker on your windshield. I f the num­ber 4 is punched out, your car is due for inspection in April. Avoid the last min­u te rush and get it done to- d ^ . A. H. Todd & Son, Inc., Fleischmanns, phone 254- 5550. a9cl9

S A C R IF IC E C r a f t U s e d C a r sMODEL HOME — TWO BED­

ROOM, W INTERIZED, OWN

WELL, ONE ACRE LAND­

SCAPED. IMM EDIATE OC­

CUPANCY. 607 - 326 - 3371.

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Our Andes exclusive. We prom­ised owner we would sell this property this week, if he would let us set the price. Good size house and barn on large lot. Good roof, oil heater, village w ater, pricc now $5500 with $1500 down and owner will finance. Phone Edith Morse for inspection aj>pointment.

In Franklin, house, barn on 19 acres, garage,, lovely views, $13,000. * * -A-Now is the time t a inspect and invest in our low priced Adiron­dack property bargains in acre­age, farms, businesses, camps. New list of 50 different listings in preparation. Phone or call for a list and inspection ap­pointm ent for these budget priced parcels. Don’t wait, you’ll be late.

EMIL HUNECKE Broker

Franklin, N. Y. ^607-829-5001

ED ITH MORSE, Salesman Andes, N. Y. 914-676-4445

Phone Person to Person a9cl4

Wanted 17WANTED—WUl pay $5 for a

clean 1967-68 MCS yearbook. M. H a v i 1 a n d, 586-4086. 2al6cl7________________

WANTED — Workable, horse- drawn, 2-row corn planter. John B. Hewitt, Denver, phone 607 326-2876. a9cl7

WANTED Anything Old

We Pay Cash for Glassware China

Furn itu re Firearm s Clocks Toys Jewelry

Lamps Wagon Wheels Entire Household E states

JAMES CAIN, ROSCOE, N. Y. a2tfcl7 ______________

Automobiks 191968 VOLKSWAGEN, original

owner, good condition, white w ith black interior, 32,000 miles, price $1,350. Phoenicia 688-7833. fe30cl9

ARE- YOU having trouble get­ting your car serviced? We will give you prompt, efficient repairs on all. American and foreign cars^ Stop in o r call for an appointment. A. H. Todd & Son, Inc., Fleisch­manns, p h o n e 254 - 5550. a9cl9

IRVING CAMPBELL

International Sales and Service

New and Used Trucks

SCOUTS

Andes, N. Y.Phone 676-3125

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’69- Plym outh Satellite sta. wag., 318 motor, a.t., p.s., p.b. Only 24,000 mUes. Excellent con­dition. One owner.

’69 Plym outh Road Runner, 383 four-bbl. motor, a.t., p.s., p.b. Clean as day it left the fac­tory. Only 4,000 miles on it.

’69 Dodge Charger 500. H«aai, 4-speed transmission^ loaa^d. Less thaut 16,000 miles. H ot­te r than a pistol! ,

’68 Plymouth Fury I I 2-dr., 318 motor, a.t. A real- clean rig.

’67 Chevelle convertible, a.t., V-8 motor, good condition. Going for an honest price.

’67 Ford Galaxie 500 4-dr., V-8 motor, a.t., p.s. Sharp as a tack.

’67 International Travelall, V-8 motor, standard transmission, less than 25,000 miles. Very clean.

’65 Ford 4-dr., V-8 motor, a.t., p.s., clean.

’85 Ford X-L. 2-*-. hdtp., V-8 motor, a.t., p.s., very clean.

’64 VW K arm ann Ghia, good condition, going cheap

’64 Ford, 4-wheel drive, %-ton pickup, V-8 motor, good con­dition.

’64 Ford Fairlane wa^on, 6-cyl. motor, standard transmission.

Several MoreStop in and look over our stock.

Open Evenings by Appointment

Call Harold Davidson - 586-2863 Chick Elliott - - 586-45ia or Sam C raft - - 586-4366

C r a f t M o to r C o .Chrysler - Plymouth - Dodge

Sales-Service Margaretville, N. Y.

Phone 586r4365a9cl9

Quality UsedH Car»1969 Ford Tori«o hdtp.,

V-8, a.t., p.s.1969 M ustang h^p i V-8i a.t., p.s.1968 Pontiac GTO 2-dr. hdtp.,

V-8, a.t., p.s., p.b., s te rea tape

1965 Ford ranch wagon, 6 cyl., a.t.

1965 M ercury Colony Park wagon, 390 V-8, a . t , p.s., p.b., etc.

1965 Corvair conv., 6 cyk, a . t1965 Ford Fairlane 2rdr., 6r-eyi.

std.1964 Plym outh ValiMit wagon,

6-cyl., a . t1963 Falcon F u tu ra 2-dr., 6-cyI.,

a.t.1963 M ercury M eteor Cu tojBC

4-dr. V-8, a.t., p.s.1961 Chevrolet 4-dr. wag., 6-

cyl., std.

1966 In ternational Scout, 4-wh drive.

1965 Ford F250 Utility Body V-8, 3-speed.

1965 Ford FlOO pickup, 6-cyL^ 8 - f t box.

1959 Willys Jeep, 6-cyL, witll snowplow.

COMING IN SOON1968 Galaxie 500 2-dr. hdtp.1968 Scout V-8, 4-wh. drive.1967 Ford Country Squire with

air conditioning. . ^1966 Chevelle 4-dr.

W arren Smith, Pine Hill 254-5657 -

A. H. TODD & SON, INC, Fleischmanns, N. Y.

Phcme 254-5530 Member of Guaranteed

W arran ty Plana9cl9

W. s. HINKLEY & SON Inc.

GRAND GORGE 607 588-752^

Used Cars1969 M ustang conv.1969 Fairlane 500 4-dr.1968 Ford Custom 500.1968 Mtistang hdtp.196T Volkswagen.1967 Ford LTD 4-door.1967 Pontiac LeMans hdtp.1966 Chevy station wagon.1965 Ford 2-door hdtp.1965 Mercury 4-dr.1965 Chevrolet wagon.1965 Volkswagen.

1970. Ford FlOO ^1967 Jieep.1967 Chevy Vz-ton pickup.1964 Chevy %-ton pickup.1946 Universal Jeep.

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Spring Sale& FeverW e’re geared for the b es t dea^

in town.

STOP and SHOP

’67' Biscayne 4 - ^ . w ith air cond. ’63 Chevy %-ton p ic k t^ clean. ’64 Chevy Bel-Air sta. wagon. ’64 Chevelle station wagon.’63 Pontiac wagon, a.t., reason­

able.'58 In ternational 30 - p>»S3;

school bus, in excellent con­dition.

COMING IN SOON ’64 Ford Coimtry Squire station

wagon.

JU ST O N E ’69« L E F T ’69- Camaro.

Going below dealer costa.

Open Evenings by Appointment

LAdenheim & S<»isIncorporated

MargaretvUle Phane 586^26’51 a9el9

PIN DAR’S USED CARS

Grandt Gergej N. Y.

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’68 Chevy Caprice sedan, a., p.& ’68- Chevy Caprice coupe 5 P-gi^ ’67 Chevelle spt. cpe.,, a., p.g.’6T Chevy Im pala wag. 6, std. ’67 Pontiac LeMans coupe.’67 Falcon wagoa, 6 cyl.’67 Pontiac Tem pest sedan.’67 Chevy Im pala sedan 8, std. ’66 Chevy Im pala sed., a., pwg. ’66 Corvair Monza coupe, 4^sp. ’66 Pontiac conv.’66 Comet sedan.’6& Chevy/ Itopala eottv. 8J, p.g.* ’66 Chevy I I wagon 6, std.’66 Chevelle sedan, a., p.g.’65 K arm ann Ghia eonv.’65 Chevelle conv., 4-speed.’63 Chevy SS coupe, a., p.g.’6a Falcon 2-dr. 6, std.’63; Rambler sed.’63 Fafcon 2^dr. 6, std.’62 Chevy Bel-Air sed., a., p.g. ’62 Ford wagon 8, std.

’69 Chevy %-ton pickup*, 6-pyL ’6S Chevy ^^-ton pickup.’68' Chevy %-ton pickup, 4-spd. ’67' Ford FlOO pickup.’66 Bronco 4x4.,’65 Chevy %-ton pickup.’6a Seout w ith plow.’63 Dodge 1-ton duaL

* powerglide

T i e tb o h l s

C h e v r o le t , In c .

RECONDHIOJJED USED CARS

172 M ain St., Delhi, N. Y.Phone. 607 746-2154

1969 Camarao SS 396 converti­ble, positraction rea r axle, 4- speed transmission, stereo tape player, push button radio, special instrum entation and rally wheels.

1969 Camaro 2-door, 6-cyl., 3- ■speed* floor shift, radio.

1966 Ccunevo convevtiMe, th rif­ty 6 cyl., 3-speed floo? shift, pewer s te e r^ g , mdi/n

1968 ChevBolet 4f<d0(orsedan, V-8 engine, power steering, p o w « p ^ ^ feans- mission, radi«.

1968 Camaro convertible, 327 V'-8, ■Irspeed floor shtft, power steerin!^, racMa.

1968 Ford Fairlane 2-door hard- top» e-ey}., autom atic trans­mission, power steering, radio.

1965 Ford Fairlane 4-d0or sta ­tion wagon, V-8 engine, auto­m atic traasraission, power steering, radio.

1963 Ford" Eeonoline 6-passen­ger spor* van, fr-cyl., 3-speed transmission, radio.

1967 Chevrolet %-ton pickup, 6-cyl., powerglide, radio.

Also Full Line of 1970 CHEVROLETS

Now on Display

F o r the best in transportation caU Delhi 607-746-2154.

C^)en Monday-Saturday, & a. m. to 5 p. m.

Evenings by Appointmenta9cl9