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leitditicHi of “Anastasia” Pa- tH da Numann for “Mary

Second p riz » were awarded to Antha Munseli for “Ghandi, Man of God” and Constance Meade, who gave “Our Town.”

Third prize went to the only boy of the group, P eter Fusscas, who gave “The Big Parade."

Roxbury PTA Elects,Holds Prize Speaking:

Roxbury, May 26.— ITie final P aren t - TeachCTS association of the s e ^ n featured election of officers and the annual student p rize-m aking contest.

Officers are: President, Linden ^ G ^ o iy ; vice-president, W infidd Gilham; secretary, Mrs. Jam es Sweeney; tre u u re r, Kenneth Kel- lethouse.

The junior prom was announced for May 30 and two student teadi-

IVBss Nancy Kinney in fifth grade and Miss K atherine Connol- ley, in second, introduced.

Two first prizes were awarded: Graham, Mrs. Gwrge lUieder and To H eather McDonald for her | Mrs. Kenneth Preston. '

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Mfeuiy Students Received MoiiOrs At Amual MCS Activities Dinner

By Carol Fredenburgh The ninth annual MCS activity

The ju d g ^ were James | ^jjmer wjis held last week Wednes­day night a t 6:30 in the cafeteria.BostockSweeney, Rev. Gerald

and William Luhrs.While the judges were out,

there were two musical selections.TTie m e^ was prepared by the cafeteria staff. Mrs. Sawyer

an alto clarinet solo by Sylvia, supervised th e serving, which was Lutz and a trum pet solo by Joan Rettmeier.

Following the program, <^p- cakes and orffee were served in the cafeteria by Mrs. W ^ a m

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done. by junior and senior high school girls. Dr. Huggins gave a speech to tell how important extra-curricular activities are.

Miss Hawkins entertained with color slides she took while in Europe. Since there was not time to show all of them, we saw the ones from- Yugoslavia and the Netherlands.

Awards for activities were given out following the color slides. They were as follows: Dramatics, Lmiis Hamway and Regis Sulli­van; I&yhole, N athalie Duboveck; Megaphone, Muriel Scott, Justine Sullivan and Ann Glendening; Log, Carolyn Davis and Janet Taylor; cheerleading, Ann Glen­dening, Justine Sullivan and Liz LaPorte; music, K atherine Terry and Carolyn Fau-baim; F F A M ary E31en Scudder.

The following seniors i;eceived certificates: D arrell Atkin, Caro­lyn Davis, Frank Duggan, Carolyn Fairbaim , Lee Fix, Louis Ham­way, Gene Snyder, Regis Sullivan, Janet Taylor, K atherine Terry and Richard Vining.

Athletic awards w ent to the following: Soccer, D arrell Atkin, A rthur Ballard, Frank Duggan, F rank DiDonato, Lee Fix, Norman Maender, Charles Shultis and Wyliis Van Keuren; basketball, D arrell Atkin, FVank Duggan, F red Fairbaim , Roy George, Nor­man M aeM er, Steve Miller, Charles Shultis, Gene . Snyder, Wyliis Van Keuren and Richard Vining: baseball, D arrell Atkin, A rthur B aU a^, F rank Duggan, B>«d Fairbaim ', Lee Norman M adder, Willis Van keuren.

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May 30—No school. Memorial day.Jim e 6—12:30, Moving Up day in

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Jim e 6 — Sophomore round and square dance, 8 to 12.

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diaftor- The L o ^ have arrived antf. were {daced on sale Monday. The senior nam e cards and announce­ments for graduation also came this week. The seniors will end up w ith w riters’ cram p signing yearbooks and w riting m es^ges on senior cards for a m ultitude of friends.

The jimiors had their share of ^citem ent. Their class rings arrived. Tlie commercial stu ­dents were pleasantly surprised this week when they discovered a new adding machine in the typing room. I t has been placed there on trial.

We are happy to welcome Mr. Bailey back after his con­valescence. He certainly was missed.

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Golfers Lose f i r s t M atchBy Lee Fix

T^e MCS golf team was defeat­ed by Roscoe CS a t Roscoe May 13 by the score of 8% to 6% The team consisted of Regis SuU iv^, Lee PTx, Gene Snyder, Joe Dug­gan and F rank Duggan. The scoring of a golf m atch is one point for m atch play on each nine holes and one point for low total score. M argaretville’s scoring is as follows: F. Duggan, 2%; Sulli­van, 2; Fix, 2; Snyder, 0; J . Dug­gan, 0.

M argaretville played Roscoe a t K ^ Country club May 27 in a retum m atch. This is. M argaret­ville’s firs t year in competitive

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Monday: Macaroni and tomatoes, Vienna bread and butter, fru it salad, cookies and milk. Cream of chicken soup.

Tuesday: Sliced ham, candied sweet potatoes, buttered peas, choice of fru it, and milk. Vege­table soup.

Wednesday: H ot m eat ball sand­wich, tossed vegetable salad, buttered green beans, cherry cobbler w ith whiK>ed cream, and milk. Beef noodle soup.

Thursday: Creamed dried beef on biscuit, pineapple salad, buttered vegetable, chocolate cake with white idng, milk. C ^cken rice soup.

Friday: Tunafish saleid sandwicdi, fru it jello salad, potato chips or pickles, ice cream, and milk. Tomato o r d am chowder soup.

Pleasant ValleyBy Mrs. -EUen VanSteCTbarg

Pleasant Valley, May 26Mr. and Mrs. Ed VanDeusen of

W alton were in town Sunday.

Carl Brannen visited in Bing­hamton, Ithaca and Poughkeepsie last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Morse were business callers a t Cannons- ville Monday.

Leo Morse of Roxbury spent the weekend w ith Mr. and Mrs. Wel­don Morse.

P<nne On ForloaghSgt. Gerald DeSilva of West-

over Air Force base, Mass., speiit a 15-day furlough w ith his family here.

M arcus Christian and son, John, were a t W alton S u n d ^ .

Mr. and Mrs. W alter Burrage of W hite Plains spent a few days a t their summer home here.

Mr. and Mrs. George Terry spent Saturday w ith their children in Sidney.

Mr. and Mrs. John E ckert and two daughters of Scotch mountain visited Mr. and Mrs. George Fir- m ent Sunday.

M argareta Farrow of Astoria, L. I., spent over the weekrad w ith her father and brother.

Mr. and Mrs. William D a r l^ of Fall.C love wi^.cftH& rs in

Aiyert- Shaver of W alton lq>eat Sunday in town.

Mr. and Mrs. T honas lidd le, Andy emd Shirle^ 'lid d le and L oretta F leury spent S a tu i^ y a t C ranbeny lake in the Adiron­d ack . /

Miss Nancy Sm ith of Roxbury and Edward-X>iscoe J r . . of Albany visited William Sinith Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bach Sr. of Long Island were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoch- holzer.

Robert Boggs of E ast Meadoi^s, L. L, spent the weekend a t the Elwood h(nne.

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Cook and four children of Belnrare, L. I., were weekend guests of his father, Phil Cook.

Marybell Elwood sknd H arrie tte Cary and William IH- wood and Bobby Boggs spent Sat­urday a t Cooperstown.

Commencing this c(xning Sun­day, June 1, the tim e of services

the M ethodist church have been changed. The morning wor­ship services will in the future be held a t 9:45 and it is believed thi^ will m eet w ith the a^prov^ of most of the Pleasant Valley ftuni- Ues. The church school will be held a t 10:45 following the morn­ing worship service. Mrs. Lloyd Terry is the superintendent

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Uoyd Ir^rry Is Legion Leader• Andes, May 26. — The annual election of officers of the Ameri­can Legion was held a t the May meeting. The following were elected for the coming year: Commander, Uoyd T en y ; fu^t vice-commander, G o^on M at­thews; second vice-commander, John Roney; th ird vice-command­er, Richard Cole; < ^p lain , Law­rence Emerson; finance officer, Lawrence TweeJdie; Americanism chairman, George Redden; histor­ian, Dewey Hombeck; service officer, Don Dickson; sergeant-at- arms, William T. Roney; member­ship chairman, John Roney; athletic officer, Lloyd ^ohns.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter All spent last week vacationing a t Lake George.

Mr. an4 Mrs. Robert K irkby of Norwich were guests of her father, Jam es McAvoy, on Sunday. Rob­e rt McAvoy of Itortw ick c o lle t spent the weekend with his father and brothers.

Mrs. Ray M arks of M argaret­ville vras a guest of Mrs. Mural Miller on Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Estus, Mr. and Mrs. Donald M atthews and son, Bobby, William Carey and family, T tai D orsett and Dick Fo- land spent the weekend up north fishing.

A l/c and Mrs. Charles Estus Jr. were Monday evening dinner g u ^ ts of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Estus Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bell and daughter, Laiu:a Ann, of Oneonta were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Olin Van Steenburgh.

Kim Cargill of Oneonta is spending 10, days wdth Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Van Steenburgh.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rowell and Mrs. E lla I^ th ro p of Franldin were Sunday dinner guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F ranklin Oles, and family.

Graham Frisbee made a busi­ness trip to Albany Tuesday.

Mr. and .Mrs. Irving C. Burrell of Rochester spent several days w ith their son-in-law and daugh­ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aitkens.

Lawrence E m e r s o n , Bruce Champlin and Donald Dickson attended the county Legion m eet­ing a t Stam ford Wednesday eve­ning.

Bir, and Mrs. E arle W oolheater w ere IW day and Saturday jfUiMts rtf Iwr brother-in-law ' sisteri

Mrs. Hfis iflli£4iawk.

Mr. and Mrs. George M iller of Binghamton w ere Sunday guests of his mother, Mrs. Alice S ^ e r . Mr. and Mins. Robert Howell and childrra, Roger and Linda, were weekend gu tets of their' parents in Dryden.

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mitkiewicz, who have spent the w inter in New York d ty , returned Saturday to their home in Andes for the sinn- mer. ^

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bramley spent Sunday w ith her m other a t

Beach.

Robert Olsen of Brooklyn spent the past weekend a t the Ed Cowan h(»ne.

The Legion Auxiliary w ill m eet a t the Legion hall Wednesday evm ing, June 4, a t 8 p. m.

Mrs. Jane Coulter is spending a few days w ith Mr. and -Mrs. F ted JB ller a t M argaretville.

The WSCS of the Methodist chordi will m eet w ith Mrs. James J. I£ lb ert a t the parsonage Tues­day, June 3, a t 2 p. m.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zeleniak of Albany visited her im de and aimi, Mr. and Mrs. R e p a id Ruff, and fam ily Saturday.

BIr. Mrs. Lawrence Tweedie and children, Jo Ann, Betsy and Lairy, were Sunday dinner guests of her unde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, a t DaVenport.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dzurissin of Sidney and John D urkee of L ^ ie Delaware were Sunday din­ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Jakszewski.

Tlie planting of white allysum in the cross a t the cem etery was presented by the m ^ ’s group of the United Presbyterian church in memory of M itch W r i^ t

Girl Scouts, Troop 1, helped'the Brownies sell G irl Scout candy las t Saturday.

G irl Scouts, TVoop 2, m et F ri­day w ith Mrs. Weldon Morse, act­ing leader in the absence of Mrs.

Mrs. Morse gave the gn*ls instruction on making figurines w ith molds. The girls also candy, a fte r w hidi a short pro- p a m was held, w ith each gn*l tak ­ing p art by giving recitations, readings, singing or playing a musical instrum ent.

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Margaretville, N. Y., Friday, May 30, 1958

HalcottvilleBy E. Griffin

Halcottville, May 26 Loren H. Hubbell was employed

for a few days last week a t the local ( ^ e te r y getting it into shape for the influx of visitors during the M em oriaU ^y holiday.

Installs New/ Furnace Marion J . Morse of H alcott Cen­

te r is installing a new central heating, oil-buming furnace in the Harvey Slauson house. R idiard Finch is also employed a t the Slauson home helping w ith the al­terations made necessary by the installation of the heating plant.

A lbert Mead Dead Mr. and IV&s. Stanley C. Mead,

Chester M e a d '^ d Mrs. Mable Faulkner were among those from here th a t attended the funeral of Alfred Mead a t W est Conesville last w e ^ Thursday. Mr. Mead died suddenly last Monday a t his home after a loiig illne^ . lie is survived by his wife, the form er Effie Harringtoni of ^ locality.

Mrs. Jennie E. S tahl retum ed to her home here last Sunday af­te r spending several days with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William C. VaUc, in K dly Comers, where she was ill.

Firemen Held DinnerThe annual banquet for the

members of the local fire depart­m ent and their wives was held at Bryden’s last Saturday evening. About 30 people attended.

' Ten ladies, attended a peurty last Wednesday afternoon a t the home of Mrs. O ayton B. Kelly. Mrs. H arold Morse of H obart was dem­onstrator of the products.

The roof on the bam a t the for­m er F rank H. Dean home, occu­pied by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eig- nor, was re p la c ^ with an asbestos roof last week by F rank E. Con­stable.

hete a t tlcue a t the Grange hall on Sunday

aftem oon,, June 1. The serving s ta rt a t 12:30 p. m. I t is for

tiie benefit of ttie local Grange.

Mrs. Edward Allen is spending several days a t Windham a t the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E m est Blodgett. '

Mrs. Nelson B. Kelly has been spending several days in Green­wich as a guest a t the h(Hne of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Kelly, and famQy.

t o . and Mrs. Raymond Slauson and daughter of Kingston were weekend guests of their, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Slauson in Halcottville and Mr. and i t o . Jt^ Fbaek ia Vegki

Miss ilu tit Ann Griffin of One- au ta STC la s t w eekrad a t the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Griffin.

Kindergarten-First Interinr Class Set'

The M argaretville central school board of education has voted to establish a i»e-first grade dass and to discontinue the pie-Second grade dass. I lie change will be­come ^ e c tiv e w itb tlie (^lening of school in September.

OlivereaOliverea, May 27

Mr. and Mrs. F rank Tantillo, son, Joseph, and daughter, M aiy Ann, were a t their Cold Spring lodge "getting the place in shape for the summer.

Beady Po<rf for SominerA group of ifcen of the Big In­

dian Mt. dub, under the direc­tion of William Cliisholm, made a thorough job of deaning the club swimming pool last weekend.

Op«a for SnmmerMrs. Julie Moroney has opened

h » house a t the Big Indian Mt. d ub for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. F rank Grennie, Arthm: Ldnd- strom, Ray Connors, Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Brunelli and Mr. and M is. K arl Dolge spent the w e^en d a t their cottages.

Beady for B n ^ e s sMr. and Mrs. Bruno Steinbom

of the Cafe Moose lodge "Sight of the Catskills,” have retum ed from Florida and are pr^>aring for “Kaffee K latsch” business for the summer.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bolin have opened their house in Oliverea for the summer.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Laine aro spending a short vacation a t Be­dells cottages.

Mr. and Mrs. John Rossitz Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heinreut were Simday guests at the tra iler of Mr. and Mrs. John R oi^ tz Jk

H illy Levine emd son, Sidney, of Middle Village were weekend guests of Sid Levine.

Mrs. Richard Gavette is recup­erating a t the home of her par­ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Be­dell, in Oliverea. Mrs. Gavette recently retiuned frMii thie Al­bany hospitaL

Ira Beadle has arrived home after spending some tim e visiting his son, Floyd, and family in California. . •

A Sncoeasful DinnerThe Board of Trade turkey din­

ner which was held last week a t the Slide Mt. Forest house,, was a success. Through the generous efforts of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Combe the net proceeds were $125. Thanks also to the Board of Trade members who helped in the serving and smooth running of the dinner. The regular June meeting of the Board of Trade wlil be h d d Tuesday evening a t the Krickhahn Valley A^ew house in Oliverea. The r a z e e d fliers have been printed by the Catskill Mountain News and ai« in the hands of the secretary. i

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