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4Ww>,wr» ^^W^'^U^^^^ W4^i*^'v.:r&*A>«i^MW*y& i tjjMBMmwii^ I-l :-i^;/;- THE ENTERPRISE, ALT A MOP^'V-, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1956 SECTION TWO — PAQE ONE VOORHEESVILLE American Legion Team Opens Season June 16 The Voorheesville Junior American Legion team will open its season in the County Legion league on Satur- d % iy ne 16 > at 2 P- m -> w \h a game with North Albany on the Voorhees- ville diamond. On Sunday the Voorheesville out- fit will play the Blanchard Post team at Delmar. Girls'State Delegate A tea and reception in honor of *area delegates to Empire Girls' State was given at Lt. Herman Silverstein American Legion Post room, Central Ave., Albany, Sunday afternoon. Among four high school juniors chosen to represent Albany county was Miss Marion Relyea, who will represent Voorheesville Central High school, sponsored by Voorheesville American Legion Auxiliary. Girls' Slate is sponsored by the American Legion, Department of New York State and will-take place June 22-30 at Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs. Mrs. Jessie C. Haley, West Stephentown, is in charge. QUOTATION \Back of all the blessings of civili- zation there stands sacrifice. It is only in sacrificial living that we find ihe true blessings of life for our- selves.\ — Rev. Walter E. Taylor. A WORD ABOUT c>vmiK^t6 T m A Monument should bring to mind something of'the personality of the person whom it commemorates, The calla lily, for example, symbolizes majestic beauty and pu- / «• rity. Ask us about other ! HAKHF forms of symbolism.' . j \' ' G. F, mmtt ROckwell • 522912 • OPEN SUNDAYS AND * EVENINQ8 BY APPOINTMENT • • • •••••••••••••it*** ••••••• N, Scotland Kiwanis To Aid Mental Health Program At the month/ly board of directors meeting Thursday, June 7 under di- rection of 1st, Vive President Dr. Robert King, officiating in the ab- sence of President Charles Batch- elder, the New Scotland Kiwanis club voted to support the Albany coijnty mental health program. Bi order for each club member to get a better background for mental health support, the club invited Dr. Fred McCandless to give them a talk Thursday, June 14, on psychiatric treatment and preventatives of the present day. This is t o be followed up by a talk on June 21 by Dr. Garth Johnson, professor of preventive medicine and public health at the Albany Medical Center. Dr. Johnson's subject will be the need and opportunity for a mental health program in, Albany county, also the need of assistance and support from the various service organizations, that all will have a better understanding of the problem. The New Scotland club is extend- ing personal invitations to attend, to all clergymen, doctors and school teachers in the New Scotland-Voor- heesville area*. All Kiwanis clubs of the Capital Division West are re- quested to have at least one repre- sentative present, and all interested citizens in the area are cordially in- vited. Various committee reports were read at the directors' meeting, which were very interesting. Chairman Ray Sharp of the at- tendance , committee reported that the club was second in the division with an attendance of 94 percent. (Mr. Sharp has also prepared a chart which will show every member how he stands and' make-ups needed, to maintain 100 percent. Chairmen Art McGarr of boys and girls committee and Bob Campbell, or underprivileged children commit- tee, announced that two boys had been selected to go to summer camp this year. Lt. Gov. Kisselburg ad- vised that tuition had been paid. The club also voted to cooperate again this year with the N. Y. Her- ald-Tribune' in 1 obtaining families to take one or two Fresh Air. kids. Church Activities Chairman John Blessing reported that grace cards had been placed in all eating places in the area. Interclubs for the month of June— TST§w Scotland visited Albany Tues- day, June 12, and Albany will return the visit June 28. New Scotland will journey to Green Island in Lt. Gov. Kissel's launch on Tuesday June 26. - The c.lub held its annual spring ;ixirhinun'it^. s ,/dan'ce' .at' the -Vo'orhe.esr mm both mentally and physically, and each week will bring new speakers and new interest. To worship our Master in the beauty of the Helder- bergs is a privilege that everyone may enjoy. Agency Sold Franklin Shultes, Berne, has pur- chased the Ethel U. Wood Insurance Agency, 96 Maple Ave., Voorheesville, effective July 1. The 'business rep- resents mutual, casualty and co- operative fire companies. Mr. Shultes, who has been jn the insurance business for over 12 years, will represent all companies now in the Wood agency. He also is a li- censed insurance broker. Mrs. Wood will remain active in operation Of the business by receiving reports of accidents, losses, receiving premiums, etc. Dance Recital Tommy Sternfield's dancing class recital was held in Albany High school Monday night. Those from Voorheesville participating were Paul Brunk, Darlene Cox, Shirley Davis, Jeanne Picard, Carmelia Lanahan, Mary Quenneville, Doreen Delehanty, Diane Livingston, Lila Rae Living- ston, Sharon *: Blackman, Barbara Kling, David Kling, Gail Gilbert, Karen Crabill, Susan Kidder, Beverly Snye, Nancy Brunk, and Kathy Kon- jier. matron of » 5 0i 'e a blue lace dress witfy^pPL%age. The gaesiS^W^ the immediate family of ^Wt< %s Viola Scott, PoughkeepsM;ffi r - and Mrs. Douglas Coklin .and, mW% Jane, Gail and Robert, Sta$g$S, 'V 0 \\-: Mr. and Mrs. Frede^gK^'aekman and chil- dren, Shar0Hii.^J err «I and James, of Voorheesville;:^ A two-weel&|p n %noon was spent at Niagara ;P!$£ *$& on a tour of the state -ol^lp^flvania, to Dan- bury, Conn.,.:||S\ r ning t 0 Voorhees- ville, -where 3§S V *e at home on Warmer Rd.^^, Church Rev. Nidiol|fei*itzgerald, pastor. Sunday M$|f5 at 8 a. m. and 10 a. m. -tf Girl S\cJ^op 172 Girl Scout ||»9P 172 had its an- nual court of'^ards on j unfl g th Badges were *aw?irded as f 0 ii ows - First aid,**JgM\-hleen : Bergbtrom, Janet Berger, i@rol Rpissman, Mar- ion Badgleyrjpjtography, Mary El- len and Carol Ann Vunck, Janet Ber- ger, Linda Adkins, Arelen Brown, Jo Ann Chattin, Marion Badgley; nutri- tion, Janet Berger; second class, Kathleen Bergstrom, Jo Ann Chattin, Arlene Brown, Martha Navilia; farm- er, Marion Badgley. Membership stars were awarded to all members except Carol Reissman, who recently received her pin as a first year scout. After the awards were presented the girls served refreshments to the parents and guests present and pre- sented a gift to their leader. Miss Flora McMartin, in appreciation of her kind help during the year. — Marion Badgley, reporter. WEDDING JUNE 30 Invitations are out for the wedding of Beverly C. Halsted, daughter of Mrs. Blanche C. Halsted and the late SEPTIC TANKS AND DRAINAGE SERVICE Prompt and Complete D. TORK RO 5-7386 B. PAFUNDA RO 5-2784 VOORHEESVILLE, NEW YORK LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION Letters of administration have been issued by Surrogate Rogan in the estate of Frank L. Smith, who died Jan. 11 in Voorheesville. The letters were issued to the widow, Mrs. Eliza- beth Smith. She and her husband ftad joint interests in bank accounts and real estate. There are also two sons and a daughter. Blackman - Jones Mrs. Caroline Blackman of Voor- heesville and George Jones, of Dan- bury, Conn., were married at the home of the bride on Saturday, May 26. Rev. Leon R. Stapley, pastor of Pine Grove Methodist church, officiat- ed at the double ring ceremony. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. George Denton of Voorheesville. • The bride wore a pink princess style dress with a white corsage. The =1 4 DAY -<#»•'•• DAY JUNE 17th JUNE 22nd ;|§ WE HAVE G^FTS FOR BOTH — UP TQ# PER CENT DISCOUNT — On Watches, e Jewelry, Luggage, Novelty Items LAY-AWAY OR BUDGET PLAN Cosf^ 1 44. COME IN AND SAVE AT Egbert Halsted, and Joseph H. Gage, Jr., son of Mrs. Catherine Gage of New Scotland and the late Joseph M. Gage, Sr. on Saturday, June 30 at 2 p. m. in New Scotland Presby- terian church. . Auction and Bazaar A planning committee met Monday evening, June 11, to make preliminary arrangements for the auction and bazaar to be held by the First Metho- dist church of Voorheesville on Sat- urday, Sept. 29. Edwin Adkins and Sydney Vunck are <#-chairirner)i,- as- sisted by Mrs. Henry Crounse. There will be several booths, including some especially for children. Ariyone hav- ing furniture or other articles they wish to donate, please contact Mrs. Henry Crounse, ROckwell 5-273:3. Water Safety Classes Application 'blanks for water safety classes, conducted' by 'the Albany County Chapter of the American Red (Continued on Page 2, Section 2) IF YOU LIKE SICURITY J VILLE MERCHANDISING LOCATED AT EMI V. APPLIANCE CENTER 39 VOOR^ESVILLE AVE. #-' fS.? VOORHEESVUiE ST0R&HOURS: 9 to 6 — Thursday, Friday, 9 to 9 -Mil Have a backlog of cash at work for you. Start saving now! CURRENT DIVIDEND -3 Percent Per Annum 9 OPEN FRIDAYS — 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M. • Voorheesville Savings; & Loan Association VOORHEESVILLE, NEW YORK . VM m •m •mm .mi w M • m m ill <# iaS-'Gov.' Kfise'lburg -and tttsg-JbHh ''Blessing. Were winners *bf the-door •prizes: \ .. - ; Albany Bible Institute Rey. Kindberg .conducted the. ves- pers at the Albany' Bible Institute, 281 State St., last Sunday afternoon. Everyone is invited' to participate in these services and especially invited to Camp Pi/inacle- to enjoy and par- ticipate in the regular summer pro- gram which begins June 30. Each day will bring a spiritual benefit, ^gi;;ESSg^^^^^ Cj^ns and Recleans the vvifh vyater to g\vp you ONLY AND YdUfc OLD WASHEfc^- — SAVE $40.00 — AFTER SMALL DOVfo PAYMENT (t.ill(iiji+4-bti!it\ GENERAL'^i ELECTRIC Full tiib of wash water is circulated arid filtered five times during the wash cycle without westing water •r detergent. Big capacity lets you do a big family wash that might take two separate loadings in smaller capac- ity washers.' Water Saver control for small loads. Plus many other convenience fea- tures and you can have a matching dryer with Automatic Clothes Con- ditioning. Your choice of 5 Mix-or- Match colors or white* •' PHONE RO 5-2323 of ,RO 5-2363 irOORMBMSVlLLEl, IT. 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