The Pine Hill NewsBy Mrs. Helen Merwin

Thelma O.sterhoudt has re­turned to her work at the coat factory in this village. She had a bad fall at her home recently injuring her head, and was a patient in Margaretville hospital for several days.

Mr. ,and Mrs. Richard Clark and family spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Clark Sr., at Oyster Bay, L. I.

Patricia Clark entered Mar­garetville hospital Tuesday for observation and tests for a throat ailment.

George Balcom Jr. of Mar­garetville and Margo Fairbaini of Barkaboom spent Saturday afternoon with hi.s sister, Mrs. Lowell Smith, and son.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren . Smith and children, Mrs. Lowell Smith and son, Orville, June and Dale Smith spent Sunday afternoon at the George Bal­com home at Margaretville. Along w4th 12 other people, they enjoyed ice skating on the pond. The group also had a hotdog and marshmEillow roast later.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Curzio and family of Plainview, L. I., were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slater.

Harold Persons Jr. of New Carlisle, Ohio, visited his father and sister, and his brother-in-law, Louis Grant, and family in this village Wed­nesday.

Several little friends met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Barley on Highmount and

Thursday, Jan. 18helped Deana Marie Barley celebrate her second birthday.

Susan Wallace spent the weekend with Elise and Joan Brigham at Kingston.

Mr. and Mrs. A1 DeMichele of Lyndhurst, N. J., spent the weekend at their home on Sta­tion road.

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Churchill and grandmother, Mrs. Seth Jocelyn Sr., of Kingston visit­ed Mr. and Mrs. Neil Jocelyn and children Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Benton Tait and little daughters of Delphi Falls were Saturday guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Ribstein.

Mrs. Gary Chauncey of Sau- gerties spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Erich Wilkens, and family.

Bruce Bockholt of Delavan, Wis., spent three weeks with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Claus Dammann. He made the trip by plane.

Elise Brigham of Kingston is staying at the Wallace home for the ski seaison. She is an instructor at Belleayre Mt. ski center.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fager of Fleischmanns entertained 14 guests at a cocktail and dinner party at Pine Hill Arms Sun­day evening.

Have Third SonA son, Darren Patrick, was

born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Whitaker Jan. 12 at Margaret­ville Memorial hospital. He weighed 7 pounds, 2 ounces and is the Whitakers’ third son.

Travis Watkins celebrated

Native SuccumbsPrivate funeral services for

Marshall J. Kelly of Tillson, a Shandaken native who died Thursday in Veterans hospital in Albany after a long illness, were held Friday morning in Kingston. Cremation followed, and burial of the ashes will be in Salt Lake City. Mr. Kelly, a veteran of World War 2, was the son of the late William and Anna Gubiza Kelly.

ShandakenBy Blanche Kirk

Shandaken, Jan. 18

There are still Little League pictures available. Mrs. Rosa­lie Boland may be contacted.

Mrs. Edward Ocker Jr. was taken to the Kingston hospital Monday morning. She was put in the intensive care unit.

Andrew Nielsen, tax collect­or, will be in the office of the Gormley hotel on Friday, Jan. 19, and Thursday, Jan. 25, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. for the collec- ,tion of taxes for the town of Shandaken.

his 11th birthday Sunday af­ternoon. Several friends ar­rived at his home and games were played. Cake and ice cream were served.

David Benjamin and a friend of Syracuse, Clifford Jr., Dan and Larry Benjamin of Mt. Marion visited their aunt, Mrs. Everett Goens, and family last week Sunday.

Margaret Tometsko spent two weeks visiting relatives at Pittsburgh. After spending two days at her home in Acad­emy street, she left Sunday for New York city.

ChichesterBy Mrs. Herman Quick

Chichseter, Jan. 18

Christian Thiim, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aksel Thiim, fell at his home Saturday evening and received a cut on his forehead. His parents rushed him to the Benedictine hospital emergency room, where three stitches were taken to close the wound. On Sunday his twin sister woke up with the chickenpox.

Joseph Gilsinger celebrated his seventh birthday Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Quick, Walter Gilsinger of W it­tenberg and Donna Rowe were guests at the Gilsinger home to help celebrate.

Bobby Ostrander returned to Buffalo State University col­lege Sunday after spending the holidays with bis father and brother.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ostrand­er of Rhinebeck and Angel Lane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lane of Palenville, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Clark and family.

Mrs. Stella Grant and daugh­ter, Dorothy, and grandson, Stewart, and Miss Verona Shook of Shokan visited Mr. and Mrs. Archie Craig Sunday afternoon. Stewart Grant is home on leave from the Navy from Virginia Beach, Va.

Mr. and Mrs. Herlinda Rubio and family left last week by car for California, where Mr. Rubio has a job waiting for him.

Mr. and Mrs. Gino CracoUci of Newburgh visited Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sharp and family and Mr. and Mrs. James Deck­er Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. A1 Favaro and family of Fort Lee, N. J., spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ehibeck. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Singer also visit­ed the Ehlbedts Simday.

Mrs. Emma Smith flew from Denver, Colo., to Gilbert. Ariz., with her son, Laverne, Satur-

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Cub Leaders Plan Class Gave $200 For Coming Events

Phoenicia, Jan. 18.—A special Pack 60 committee meeting was held Tuesday evening, Jan. 9. Plans were made for the annual Blue and Gold dinner, which will be held Tuesday eve­ning, Feb. 27, at 6 p.m. at the Phoenicia elementary school.

Plans were also made for the “spectacular” in which the pack will participate in Kingston on Saturday, March 10. Mrs. June LaMarca is chairman of the spectacular event.

The regular committee meet­ing will be held Tuesday eve­ning, Jan. 23, at 7:30 at the school library, and the January pack meeting wOl be held Tues­day evening, Jan. 30, at 7:30 at the school.

day. Mrs. Smith will spend a few months with Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Smith before return­ing home. Mrs. Smith had spent two months with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Smith.

Albert Kirk of Phoenicia and Rev. Otis McDonald spent Sat­urday near Brant Lake ice fish­ing.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Craig and family of West Hurley spent Saturday eveiung with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Craig.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Estin of New York city and Silver hollow are parents of a daugh­ter, bom Jan. 2 at a New York hospital. Alanna Meradith weighed 8 pounds, 3 ounces.

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Boiceville, Jan. 18. — The sophomore class at Onteora high school contributed $200 to the “Toys for Tots” campEiign from the proceeds of the class candy sale during November, the largest single contribution to the fund. The balance of the profit wDl go to the class fund for its senior trip in 1975.

PhoeniciaBy Mrs. Blanche Kirk

Phoenicia, Jan. 18Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kirk and

children spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boyle and family in Peekskill.

Alfred Hoehler has returned to his home in New York city after spending time here with Mr. and Mrs. Flavius Dibbell.

Several people from the teen challenge group in Rhinebeck will be at the Baptist church in Phoenicia Sunday for the 11 a.m. service.

There will not be any junior or senior Catholic youth or­ganization meetings until fiu’- ther notice because of cold weather.

Ward Berryann Sr. was ad­mitted to the Catskill hospital Thursday for tests and obser­vation. He will remain there for at least one more week.

Mrs. Shirley Ballard and daughters of Grand Gorge and John Ricker of Rome Air Force base were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Platt.

David Groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Groom of Chichester, was a Saturday guest of Jeffery Herbert. The boys enjoyed ice skating in the afternoon.

Toes Are BrokenGeorge Sebald was taken to

the Benedictine hospital Satur­day with three broken toes on his left foot. He will remain there for a few days for ob­servation.

Mrs. Bart Guglielmetti, for­merly of Phoenicia, is going to Italy to represent the Spalding Co., by which she is employed.

LanesvilleBy Mrs. Herman Quick

Lanesville, Jan. 18

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Becker of Coxsackie visited his broth­er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Becker, Wednesday afternoon.

Martin Murphy of Haw­thorne, N. J., has gone home after spending time with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benjamin, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Groene- wold and children, Janet and Thomas, of Babylon, L. I., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Groenewold and his mother, Mrs. Frances Groene­wold. Dondi Groenewold of Chichester spent the weekend with his grandmother, Mrs. Frances Groenewold.

Young Couple Wed By Town Justice

Pine HiU, Jan. 18.—Donm T. Osterhoudt of Kingston, daugh­ter of Donald Osterhoudt of Fleischmanns and Mrs. Joyce Kelly of Pine Hill, and Kevin Churchill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Churchill of Zena, were united in marriage Jan. 7 by Town Justice Edwin L. France at his home in this vil­lage. The double ring service was used in the presence of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Churchill and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Osterhoudt.

The couple was attended by Diane Wurzburg of Shokan and Robert Churchill, brother of the bridegroom. A reception followed at the Scandinavian Village at Mount Tremper. The couple is living at Kings­ton.

Art on DisplayPhoenicia.—Surrealist art by

a West Shokan artist, Joe Sta­ton, has been installed in the Phoenicia library’s gallery for an indefinite stay.

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Kathy Kreissman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J, E^reissman of Woodstock, has been selected by American Field Service International Scholarships as A m e r i c a n s Abroad student. She will leave New York Feb. 1 for a year of travel and study in Bolivia, South America. After a two- day stopover in La Paz, Boliv­ia’s largest city on the Equator, Kathy will fly to Santa Cruz, where the Oscar Suarez Man- cilla family will be Kathy’s hosts until February 1974.

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