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Special Notice ^UnscnQNdous persons have spread the false rutnors th at the Air-Way Brandies, Inc., have ceased business. *niese rumors are absolutdy groundless and should be disregarded. Our new offices are located a t 259 Fair Street, IQngston, N. Y. For prompt efficient se ^ c e and g«iuine parts and bags—

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STAN’S TAVERNR o u te 30 K eU y C o m ers , N . Y .

PINSULATION VALUES

Z Q N O L IT E ______________ I . . . .....4 cu . f t . b a g $ L 5 0Elasy td pour yourseU in to any size i^ace.

R O C K W O O L B A T T S , 16” o r 23” w id e .sq . f t . T /a cFaper Midosed—Ju st stap le to fram ing.

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At the first sign of trouble, drive your COHT in for a check-up. Repairs made m time ^ e money end onnoyqnce.

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Oir sluggish on storts, lag* ging in power and pep? Better let us look at the motor. An expert tune-up costs little, but makes a big difference in pei^ormancel

A. H. Todd & Son, Inc.Phone Ig—yieinJiinium *

Chiistm^ SealLetters Next Week

Judge W alter L. Terry (right), county Oiristmas Seal chairman, and Richard Hoyt of radio station WDLA. discussing puWicity tor the 51st annual seal sale.

More than 10,800 letters, con-' taining Christmas seals and bonds wiM be mailed to Delaware county residents on Nov. 15.

The Delaware County Tubercu­losis and Health association is dedicated to a year-round program aimed to prevent the spread of tuberculosis.

Early discovery and early diag­nosis is the important feature in the prevention of tuberculosis.

In September over 7,000 persons in Delaware county had chest x- rays through the facilities of the association.

The annual seal sale drive is the association’s only means of sup­port

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SAVIet a 1 2 -lb. Turkey FREE!

WITH MATTRESS AND

A n d e s C e n t r a l S c h o o l

SoundWavesThe kindergarten children were

pleasantly siuprised when they came back from their vacation to find' that their “Mamma” Guppy had had babies—six of them.

Kindergarten had a Halloween party Thursday. Refreshments consisted of brownies and Kool- ade.

The first grade children have been enjoying Halloween fim, maddng pumpkins, black cats, pic­tures and finally a grab-bag end­ed the week’s activities.

The third grade is learning cursive writing. We are anxious to write like the other classes up­stairs. We are learning about homes of different people of the world.

Friday afternoon the fourth grade ha,d ,a party-_ Weqlso hcmored tb o ^ h a i^ g ^ birth­day in t)ctt>ber; ^^ev,w i«e: B airett, S a i ^ :r«n%>. ^ * r « i L o n g y ^ , ]Jalhes Degnin and Wayne Mwre.

Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 6, the fourth grade mothers are in­vited to tea in th e home economics room.

Mrs. Worden’s fourth grade had a Halloween party 'Thiu:sday afternoon. Cider, candy and cup­cakes were enjoyed.

Five of our group have been home with the flu. We hope to be 100 per cent soon. ,

Wednesday, Oct. 29, Jimmy Ehnore joined our seventh grade. He came from the MargaretviUe school.

Thursday John Beers came back to school. He was absent several days with a broket knee cap.

Mrs. Bramley’s Sixth GradeOne of our classmates, Vera

Stocksieker, showed the grand champion Holstein heifer at the school fair.

We listened to Scheherazade, a symphony by Rimsky-Korsakov. We enjoyed the music as well as the story of the Arabian nights.

p u r chairman for this week has been’ Richard Condon. Our milk chairman, Brenda Stocksieker, has done a good job.

The homemaking 2 class is do­ing a porject in ceramics. Mrs. John Jakszewski is assisting Miss Doig with the details.

S e v e n B o y s B e c o m e

R o x b u r y C u b S c o u t s

Seven boys became members of Roxbury*s Cub Pack 41 a t the last pack meeting Oct 28 m the R<hc- bury central schooL New Cubs are Richard Hinkley, Randy and Joe Kelly, Bub Slater, Michael VanBuren, Mike Porter and Bob Stewart.

Gold p<^ts were awarded Cubs Alan Slauson, Tcanmy Morse and Mike K ^ .

The pa(^ meeting was wgan- ized around a Ibllow era theme. Alan Slauson wcm an ai^le dock­ing contest. Eadi den contrib­uted an appropriate part of the meeting for the theme. C i ^ and d(Hiuts were served.

'The nfflct meeting will be hdd a t 7:30 p. m. Nov. 25 in the sdibol cafeteria.

M a d e S e t t l e m e n t sThe ConservatiMi department

lists violaticHis for Septonber whidi brought a total ctf ^,427.50 in settlonents. There are no vio­lations Qsted in Ulster county. In Delaware county are three settlements as follows: Ottilia and Robert Scho^idorf, Roxbury, paid $102.50 each for possessicm of wifti whitetail deer; Frederick B a i^ East Meredith, paid $5 selling mink.

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G i v e n D o l l A w a r d

Phoenicia, Nov. 4.—^Miss Eileen Cimningham has received from Martin’s department store, Brook­lyn, an award for distinctive merit for participating in the Seventeen doll-making contest. Thfe dolls will be distributed to under­privileged children by the U. S. committee for UNICEF.

Eileen dressed a baby doU which wa^ made from a white sock and a plastic doU’s face contained in a kit supplied by Seventeen maga­zine.

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