The Phoenicia News
By Mrs. Karen Herbert
L ib r a r y
Thursday, July 27
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Pennisi
of ths Bronx are here visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Pen­
nisi at the Mountain Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Law­
rence and children, Debbie and
David, have returned home
after spending a three-week va­
cation at Skyrise. Mr. Law­
rence is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. W alter Lawrence.
Mrs. Phil Gordon, Mr. and Mi^.
Louis Guglielmetti and sons,
Gary and Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruni and
son, Bobby, accompanied by
Wendy Doyle, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Giambrone, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Porzio, Bart Guglielmetti,
Mike £md Rick Ricciardella,
Hope Guglielmetti, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Murphy, Salva­
tore Pennisi and Mr. and Mrs.
A. Pettinato of Phoenicia Also
attending were Joe Guglielmet­
ti of Minnesota and Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Byer of Kingston.
O ne
P a ir o f J e a n s
The News ad for the Pine
Hill Liquor store last week indicr.:ed that two pair of blue
jeans were to be given as a
prize. One pair constitutes the
prize.
Richard Carlson of California
spent Friday visiting his cousin,
Mrsi Jon Herbert, and children,
Jeffrey and Danielle C.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P latt
of Margaretville and Mrs. Helen .
Pack 60 Cub Scouts of Phoe­
Smith of Oliverea spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. nicia are seeking donations for
By Mrs. Laura Eignor
their country store at their
and Mrs. James Platt.
carnival. Anyone with items
Big Indian, July 20.—Adele
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kirk to donate may call Bunny I-Ierand children have returned bert at 688-5186 or Jane Staiger Hamza entertained at a cocktail
party July 13 at her home.
from a two-week vacation at 688-7316.
Guests were Edna Griffin, Ma­
traveling through Pennsylvania, ■
rie
Mugford, Mamie Donohue,
Maryland and Virginia, the
Mrs. H. G. Hood and chil­
last few days in the Amish dren of Skaneateles visited at Laura Aley, June LaMorca,
Lacra Pearson, N ettie Monte
country in Pennsylvania.
the home of her mother, Mrs. and Ann Angellilo.
H. T. Birdsall, last week.
The board of directors of
Work is progressing at the
Marine Midland, bank. South­
The monthly meeting of the
ern, at Binghamton, has elect­ M. F. Whitney Hose Co. of fire house annex, where the
ed Ronald G. Lawrence as m ort­ Phoenicia will be held a t the firemen are putting a new roof
Monday evenings the
gage officer, effective July 1. Phoenicia fire house on Wed­ up.
sound of hammers and saws
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
nesday, Aug. 2, a t 8 p.m. takes the place of their regular
W alter Lawrence of Phoenicia. Firemen who are going to par­ drill night. The firemen also
ticipate at the Ulster county
An engagement party was convention in Ellenville will laid final plans a t their regular
held Saturday night for Miss meet at the fire house at 1 meeting Monday evening Mon­
day evening for their annual
Sandra Guglielmetti of Phoe­ o’clock on Saturday.
chicken barbecue to be held
nicia and Fletcher Landesman
Aug. 5.
of Kingston, a former resident
of Phoenicia, at the home of S e n i o r s S e e S h o w
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Aley are
Mr. and Mrs. B. Guglielmetti.
Guests attending were the par­
Phoenicia, July 27. — Mem­ the parents of a boy, Earl
ents of the prospective bride­ bers of the Shandaken Senior Thomas Aley Jr. The baby,
pounds, came
groom, Mr. and Mrs. Landes­ Citizens club were guests of the who weighed
man of Kingston, and daughter Mayfair theater in Kingston home from the hospital with his
m
other
July
14.
and grandson of Albany, Mr. and the Kingston Lions olub
and Mrs. Joe Gordon, Mr. and last week Tuesday at a show­
A regular meeting of the La­
ing of the film, “Nicholas and
Alexandra.” The show was dies Auxiliary was held July 11
preceded by lunch a t the Le- to organize the ladies into work
Herb’s restaurant.
units for the barbecue.
Big Indian
WE PAY
TOP DOLLAR
F O R O LD LAM PS
Tiffany type, table lamps,
kerosene lamps, hanging
lamps, standing lamps.
PIANOTUNINGand REPAIRS
CA LL 688-5256
W EEK EN D S O N LY
NORMAL TUNING - $13
REPAIRS and REGULATION - $5 per hour
We Also Buy Contents
of Houses
NO CHARGE FOR TRAVELING ANYWHERE
BETWEEN ANDES AND MOUNT TREMPER
DEAD END
ANTIQUES
GARY CRAMER
BILL DOBER
Golf Course Rd., Shandaken
Phoenicia, N. Y.
Chichester
B e n e f it s
Phoenicia, July 27.—A pres­
entation of “La Traviata” by
the Turnau Opera Players for
the benefit of the Phoenicia li­
brary will ,be offered at the
Woodstock elementary school
Saturday evening. Tickets are
available at the library.
By Mrs. Herm an Q u id i
Chichester, July 27
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Brower
of Haines Falls spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Hazel
Gale.
Miss Lauren Blumgarten fo
Middletown is spending the
summer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Laddick.
MargaretvilJe, N. Y.
Thursday, July 27, 1972
Lanesville
B ooks
Archie Craig was taken to
the Kingston hospital Saturday
by the Shandaken ambulance
service.
AIR-WAY
Sales - Service
JESSE N. YAGER
R.D. # 1
Box 119
CatskiU, N. Y. 12414
Phone 1 518 678-5859
A re
O ffe r e d
Pine Hill, July 20.—A quan­
tity of used library books, chil­
dren’s and adult fiction, has
been placed on sale at low
prices at the Morton Memorial
library in Pine Hill. The sale
will be during regular library
hours, Thursdays, 3-5 p.m.;
Saturdays, 2-5 p.m., and Tues­
days, 7-9 p.m.
The Chichester Dance club
will hold its monthly business
meeting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Gale Friday
evening, July 28, at 8 o’clock.
Mrs. Otis McDonald and
Mrs. Herman Quick and daugh­
ter, Melanie, attended a party
a t the home of Mrs. W arren
Hornbeck at Saugerties Thurs­
day afternoon.
O f B u r n in g Y o u t h
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ruoff
entertained Mrs. Luella G. Hoilertbeck of Allaben and their
nephew, Edward Dow Garrity
of West Palm Beach, Fla., iis
dinner guests Saturday eve­
ning. Mrs. Hollenbeck and Ed­
ward had just returned from
several days of vacation in
Rockland, Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Favaro of
Fort Lee, N.J., spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Ehlbeck. Their three
sons returned home with them
after spending a week with
their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mongeur and family of Highland
visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Quick Sunday afternoon.
S c o u ts S a v e L if e
Lanesville, July 27
The Lanesville Methodist
church will hold a fair and
lunclieon a t the church hall on
Saturday, July 29, from 10:30
to 4 p.m.
Family Bible school will be
held at Chichester Wesleyan
church Aug. 7 through Aug. 11
from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
each evening. The theme will
be “Happy Time With Jesus.”
Classes for all four-year-olds
through adults will be held.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon MUhill
and children, Vernon and Amy,
of Olive Bridge spent Sunday
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Otis McDonald.
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By Mrs. Herman Quick
Bobby Ostrander spent from
Thursday to Saturday in Buf­
falo to enroll at the State uni­
versity a t Buffalo.
“The most im itated but never
m atched Vacuum Cleaner”
Telephone 914 688-7387
ULSTER COUNTY
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN NEWS
L aw
Rowe
T o B e 1 9 7 3 B r id e
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Rowe of
Shandaken have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Doreen Cheryl Rowe of Kings­
ton, to Eugene Christopher Dauner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eu­
gene J. Dauner of P o rt Ewen.
Miss Rowe ds a graduate of
Onteora high school and of the
Ulster county BOCES school
of practical nursing. She is a
licensed practical nurse em­
ployed a t Benedictine hospital
in Kingston. Mr. Dauner is a
graduate of Kingston high
school and of the State Univer-
O f f ic e
O pens
Phoenicia, July 20.—^Attorney
John J. Lynch of Shokan, who
has his law office in Kingston,
has opened an office in Phoe­
nicia. There will ibe a full­
time receptionist a t the Phoe­
nicia office.
sity Agricultural and Technical
college a t Cobleskill with an
associate degree in ornamental
horticulture. He is a trustee
of the Historical Society of
Woodstock, has served with
the National Guard field artil­
lery and is employed as a
grower is his father’s floral
business.
A July 1973 wedding is
planned.
LAWN SALE
July 31 - August 5
F airbaim
M a r in e G r a d u a t e
Marine Pvt. Robert A. Fairbairn, son of Charles Slater
of Pine Hill, graduated from
basic training at the Marine
Corps Recruit depot in San
Diego.
He is a former student at
Onteora high school a t Boiceville.
In
t h e S e r v ic e
U. s. Air Forces, Thailand.—
Technical Sergeant James D.
Eagan, son of Mrs. Ann L.
Eagan of West Shokan, has re­
enlisted in the Air Force at
Takhli Royal Thai Air Force
base in Thailand.
Sergeant Eagan is a medical
services technician a t the 366th
USAF hospital. He has com­
pleted a tour of duty in Viet­
nam.
The sergeant graduated in
1960 from Onteora high school.
His v(dfe, Nora, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rotella
of Phoenicia.
Wichita Falls, Texas.—Air­
man F irst Class Lionel L. Gra­
ham, son of Mrs. Dorothy M.
Graham of Brush Ridge road,
FJeischntanns, has graduated
at Sheppard Air Force Base,
Texas, from the Air Force mis­
sile communications systems
AT
A t tR A F T
M OTOR
ANN’S CABINS
RT. 28, EINE-BILL, N. Y.
C O .. IN C
Furniture, Household Item s, Ceramics, Handmade Articles,
a Few Antiques
PINE HIU
JEWELERS
An 11-year-old New Jersey
boy will spend several months
in the bum unit of a New
Jersey hospital, tout apparently
will live because of the lifesaving action ,of three West
Shokan Boy Scouts. Stuart
Siegel of Woodcliff Lake suf­
fered first, second and third
degree iburns over most of his
■body in a play-time mishap
while he was visiting West Sho­
kan earlier this month.
Stuart found a jar of gaso­
line and opened it, spilling
fluid on himself during the
process. Later while playing
with Carl Steen, Steven Burk­
hart and his half-brother, Shep­
ard Siegel, Stuart tried to light
a firecracker with a match. His
Clothing exploded in flam<"s.
The other boys yelled at him
to roll on the ground. He did,
but rolled over the jar of gaso­
line. He then started to panic
and run. Carl, a 15-year-old
S tar Scout ran after him and
tackled him, then the three
Scouts beat out the flames.
They carried Stuart to a near­
by stream and sat him in it.
They then took him to the
Steen home and tried to phone
the Siegel home. When the
phone was busy, Carl rode the
injured boy on his bicycle to
the Siegel home, from where
he was taken to Kingston hos­
pital.
Steven is a 14-year-old sec­
ond class Scout, and Shepard
is-a tenderfoot in Troop
at
West Shokan.
U ls t e r In c o m e
L ow
Average family income in Ul­
ster county was $9,813 in 1970
below the average for
New York state, according to
the U.S. Census report.
equipment specialist course con­
ducted by the Air Training
Command.
The airman, who was trained
in operational analysis, testing
and maintenance of Minuteman
and Titan missile communica­
tions control systems, is being
assigned to Griffiss Air Force
base at Rome, N.Y., for duty
w ith a unit of the Air Force
communications service.
Airman Graham is a 1970
graduate of Rondout Valley
central school a t Stone Ridge.
• DIAMONDS
• W ATCH ES • JE W E L R Y
Phoenicia Auction Beim
Expert W atch & Jewelry
Repairs
Discount Prices
Route 214, Phoenicia, N. Y.
Auction Sales Every Sat. Night
7 P. M . Year Around
U I.ST ER COUNTY’S L E A D IN G C O M M ISSIO N ATTCMON
‘i l l I S C A R
B r i r ^ y o u a c le a n -u p
J. P. Burger, Auctioneer
Auctions Also Conducted at Your Residence
Phone 518-827-5197 or 914-688-9952
Gold Ouster
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get on Gold Duster from the factory.) And what
tlife w.ay ?f ho!d$ 5 ppople on the inside y^t is
m a k e s it'best ts our very spectai final cteaVance orice
. so^cpmpacf on .he oyt^cte,-^nd
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getting one great deal, on top
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other great deal. It's our way of
A '^;can offer you the canopy
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letting you cledn up without getinyt roof tr^e
tree. (T
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Big Indian-Oliverea Fire Dept.
T H IS G U Y
s e ll i t
CHICKEN BAR ■ B Q
Saturday, Aug. 5th
PLAN TO ATTEND NOW . . .
GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY
Adults - $2.50
Children under 12 - $1.50
Mid - Summer Sale
914-688-2220
July 28 - August 6,1972
C O .. IN C .
M A R G A R E T V IL L E , N . Y .
EXTERIOR
INTERIOR
LARRY JOYCE
Pine Hill, N. Y. 12465
Tel.: 914/254-4023
BIG EAST INDIAN ANTIQUES
R t. 28, Big: Indian, X . Y.
Ph. 914-254-4005
ORIENTAL ART and AMERICANA
and A NEW THRIFT STORE With a
Full Line of USED FURNITURE
We buy anything old and clean attics, barns and cellars.
Entire housefulls and estates. Professionally handled. Top
cash paid.
Fine furniture refinishing and stripping by hand in the
tradition of the old craftsmen. Fine antique reupholstering
a t imbeatable prices. Dealers work welcome.
Stripping Vat Now Ready for Service
And Complete Chair Caning Service in Operation
ROBERT CRUICKSHANK, MGR.
20% Discount on All Stock
C H R Y S L E R
IVIOTORS CORPORATION
T H IS P L A C E
M A IN S T R E E T
Hugh Robertson
Broad St. Hollow Rd.
Shandaken, N. Y.
and Auxiliary
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CRA FT M O T O R
A. C. LOCASTO
Pine H ill Service Center
Route 28, Pine H ill, N . Y.
Tel. (914) 254-4278
Closed on Wednesdays
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
WILL HOLD THEIR
FAMOUS
b u ^ # ia td o e s ^
a u t h orized dealer
and
WELDING
and FORGE WORK
W ill buy or sell complete or p artial contents of homes,
estates, shops, etc. Need antiques, furniture, glassware,
tools, etc. Consignments accepted. Let the voice of experi­
ence turn your trash or treasures into cash.
P iyfflou’h G oW D u s tc
W a n ts to
to y o u a t
HORSESHOEING
Yes We Have'
Bulldozers
3.2 Miles Up Woodland Valley Road,
Phoenicia
VICTORIAN PIECES, DROP-LEAF TABLE,
GLASS, COPPER, PEWTER,
BOSTON ROCKER,
WICKER, ETC.
9 1 4 - 6 S 8 - 7 0 7 9
A Good Stock of Equipm ent
+
Loaders
A. Good Supply of Parts
Back Hoes
+
Fork L ift
Equipm ent
^
S ^ c e Shop
Trailers
—
York Rakes
A Good Place to Do Business
Log Loaders
LogSkidders
S tihl Chain
Choker Chains
w inch Cables
Farm Tractors
Farm Equip.
INPUSTM AL RENTAL!^
Farm - Industrial - Lawn and Garden
LANE - WAY, INC.
RT. 23 -<8 M IL E S EAST
ONEONTA 607-43»^»68