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Page Twdve CAT8KILX. MOtnVTAiy MEWS I -- ' - - Airplane View of Middle Portion of the Pepacton Reservoir This photograph is toward Shavertown over the new million dollar bridge across the now-filling Pepacton reservoir. It is look- ing downriver. The two roads at the extreme left go downstream and upstream. The upstream one to Arena is nearly completed. The downstream one has been open for a year. Of the two roads at the extreme right, the longer one leads to Andes and Downs- -^Kindness of Herald-Tribune, New York N ville. The short one to Marg£u:etville. The two bits of road under the bridge are temporary ones, used by the contractors. The road on the right side, leading down into the water, is former route 30. The dark area of reservoir is about the location of former Shaver- town. The road on the left side, which runs down into the water, is the former highway on the south side of the river. PLEASANT VALLEY By Mrs. Ellen VanSteeaborg Pleasant Valley, July 12 Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Heijderson Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Hen- derson Jr. £uid two children of Beaver Lake, N. J., spent the weekend at the Henderson home here. Miss Hanna Laurie Bruder of Germany is spending some time with Mrs. Mark Christian. Leitchworth local patients en- joyed a picnic at the Community hall Thursday. York Atkin and son, Billy, of Binghamton spent a couple of days with Mrs. Lou Shaver. The Graham reunion was held at the Community hall Wednes- day, July 6. C. H. Mayer spent a few days in New York city the psist week. Mr. and Mrs. John Firment and children of Lorraine, Ohio, visited Mr. and Mrs. George Firment Sr. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bacon and son, Eddie, and daughter, Jeine, also Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bacon and daughter spent the weekend at Saratoga. They atended the horse rapes at Lake Pleasant. Mrs. Emma Bruhm of Milford, Del., is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ferber, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kratz and daughter, Donna, of Schenectady spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Liddle and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Liddle. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lodovice and son, Terry, of Sidney were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Terry. Stevie and Louis Dibble of De- lancey are spending a week with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ti-emper. Miss Sherrie Terry of Sidney Center spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. George Terry. Albert Lakin of St. Albans, L. L, spent the weekend with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Slade of Dry Brook visited his brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Rus' sell Dowie, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fowler at- tended the Chambers-Rhader wed- ding at Unadilla Sunday. Mrs. Nelson of Ossining is spending some time with her cousin, Mrs. George Smith. Mrs. George Hoag and daugh- ter, Alice, were in Oneonta Sat- urday. Edwin Finkle of Mary Smith hill is painting Mrs. Amanda Fletcher’s house. Lorraine and Patty Cook of Central Islip, L. L, are spending three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Elwood. Mrs. Katherine Huber of Brook- lyn visited her brother, Philip, and John Cook a few days recently. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cook Sr. and son, Henry Jr., of Central Is- lip, L. I., were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Elwood. Mrs. Ella Elwood and children spent Sunday with her sister at Lexington. Mrs. Mary Liddle and Mrs. Dot Winner were at Oneonta Thurs- day. Mrs. Gerheirt and two children, Frankie and Janet, of Brooklyn spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hochholzer. Mr. and Mrs. Goetzer and daughter, Betty, of Bloomville, Conn., wereweekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hochholzer. ARKVnXE By Mrs. Robert Hanley Arkville, July 12 Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hart of Syracuse have returned for the summer to their cottage on the Dry Brook road. Mr. Hart has named their place “H art’s De- light.” Their daughter, Enola, and her son, Johnny, will spend the summer with them. Reta Thomas has returned to her home after spending a few days at Margaretville hospital. Mrs. Frank Brown and daugh- ter of Huntington, L. L, and Mr. and Mrs. Gideon George of Mar- garetviUe were last Thursday din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Hanley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Peck and children of Bloomington, Texas, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Peck. Weekend guests at “Hart’s De- light” were Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Raymond and children, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Parolin and Mrs. Jean Pardue and son. The ladies cure daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Hart. Mrs. Peter Popolizio and daugh- ter, Terri, of Commack, L. I., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hanley and famDy. Lavalle Holden of Dion spent Saturday night with his mother, Mrs. Wilson Holden. ALLABEN By Miss Esther lUseley AUaben, July 13 Mr. and Mrs. John Spinosa and daughter, Emelia, of Brooklyn spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Spinosa. A Guest From Venezuela Mrs. Archie R. Johnston of Las Piedras, Venezuela, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Harbig. The funeral service for WUliam H. Ennist was held in Our Lady of Lourdes church on Friday morn- ing, July 8, at 9:30. Interment was in the St. Francis de Sales cemetery. Frank R. Tyler Sr. is a patient in a Kingston hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Finch of Kelly Corners observed their 60th wedding anniversary on June 28 al their home, Mr. and Mrs. Finch are former residents of Bushnell- ville. Friends who called includ- ed Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kelly and daughter, Sarah, of Phoenicia, Mrs. Edweu-d G. West, Miss Anna B. Riseley, Mrs. Edward C. Rowe and Miss Esther Riseley. Mrs. Van M. Herscher and chil- dren are visiting relatives in Wil- mington, Del. Leonard V. Swan of Tottenville, S. D., died recently. Mr. and Mrs. Swan were residents of this place for several years. He was employed by Charles Harris Car- ter of Peck hollow. Mrs. Chester Dutcher is a pa- tient in Robert Packer hospital, Sayre, Pa. The Ulster-Greene Holiness as - sociation jneeting wiU be held in the Free Methodist church on Tuesday evening, July 19. Here Are the Summer Activities in Halcott Halcott Center, July 12.—Hay- ing, boarding season and preserv- ing, that’s what’s going on in Halcott! —^Aerial photos by Ted Kell —Kindness Herald-Tribune, New York Long light wall in the foreground is the Pepacton spillway. When the reservoir fills, water will run over this wall into a rock chan- nel and then into the Eeist Branch. The white spot ahead of the arrow, top of picture, is a tiny waterfall in the flow the courts demand New York to rele£ise. It is far more water, at this time of the year, than would have been supplied by the natural flow of the river. Top of spillway is lower than top of dam. HALCOTT CENTER By Mrs. K. V. DeMott Halcott Center, July 12 Mrs. Ray Travis and children of Ohio are spending some time visiting her mother and sister, Mrs. Marie Kissock and Mrs. Robert Morse. Will Build Home Harry Spickerman of New York city is having excavation started preparatory to the building of a home on his property on the Fleischmanns road. Paul John- son is doing the excavating. Leslie Streeter is a patient in Margaretville hospitaL Mrs. N. Eisenberg and Mr?. H. Rich of New York city are visiting at the home of Mrs. P. L. Politzer. Don’t forget the WSCS bazaar! Mr. and Mrs. M. K. jMorse and E. Crosby Morse attended the Earlville sale last Wednesday. M. K. Morse purchased a pure- bred Holstein bull. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kelly of Vega have moved into the apart-' ment in the house belonging to Garold Johnson. Mi§s Peggy Blish is employed at the St. Regis, Fleischmanns, DUNRAVEN By Mrs. Balph DeSilva Dunraven, July 13 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dickman and daughters visited Mr. £ind Mrs. Paul Heller at Woodridge, Conn., Sunday. Their daughter, Joan, remained with her unde and aunt for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wolcott have moved into their new home here. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hayes of Averill Park spent Friday until Wednesday at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ina Scott W s. Scott and grandson, Douglas De- Silva, returned with them to spend two weeks at Averill Park. Misses MUlicent and Cheryl Becker of Pleasant Valley spent Tuesday night and Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeSUva. Mr. and Mrs^ Edward Fairbaim of Schenectady called on Mr. and Mrs. Orson Fairbaim Satur^y. Birthday greetings to Fred and EVands Fairbaim on their 15th birthday July 17. Read All the Ads This Issue See News Ads for Values U. s. GHOICE Middle Cut 7-in. Cut. 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