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PAGE TWO THE ENTERPRISE, ALTAtyONT, N. V., FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1956 rfSstSiy^Ea V TRI-VILLAGE AREA NEWS f McApiin Named To State Post As Deputy Engineer John W. Johnson, State Superin- tendent of Public Works, has an- Named , President of Players Miss Anita Palumbo of Delmar, a language teacher at Bethlehem Cen- tral Senior High school, has 'been nounced the appointment of George elected president of the Slingerlands W. McAlpin of Elsmere as deputy Community Players. chief engineer in charge of research. Others elected are Richard Johnson The job, which was'effective July 5, of Neyv. .Salem, vice-president; Mrs. Rays $12,672 annually. William 2immermari of Slingerlands, I Mr. McAlpin's appointment is the corresponding secretardy; Miss Ann (first step in the basic departmental' Mr. and Mrs. Russell McAllister Haigzell of Slingerlands, recording I reorganization being undertaken be-' are spending their vacation on Cape s,e'cret£ry; Mrs. Willis D. Green of'tween now and the 'beginning of the ' Cod, Mass. pelnisp, treasurer. Mrs. Richard' nejd: fiscal year. A principal pur-1 Mr and Mrs R Bradford Arthur \Z ~ ; \' f M^atioilnii Wed -fethlehem Named Defendant The Slingerlands ;| $123* Church | | BULLETIN s Edited by E. R. Van Wormer f\)itmiiimiiiiiiitiiiiiimiiiMiiiiiniiiimiiiiniiiiiiiinii>i>i Personals and Brevities i.H MaUoy of Delmar is publicity chair- ppse of this reorganization will be plan;\ I the creation of a Division of Eh- \ Mrs* JRrederick McCandless of Slh> gineering and Research, headed by gerlands is chairman- of the group's ar ? assistant superintendent, on a par production committee, which is read'- WIth such existing divisions as con- ing plays during the summer in struption, architecture and operation preparation for the fall dramatic pro- duction. Freeman -McHale and\ maintenance Before this appointment, Mr. Mc- Apiin had .served since April 1949, as principal soils engineer and director of the Bureau of Soil Mechanics. Succeding him as $10,250 provisional principal soils engineer is William P. Hofmann of Troy. Until the time Mr. and Mrs. Russell Adams Free- SSSuS* Se« SLXdg «*j? ^^* ™ » - #?.«**«!! fr0m a Wedding Born !n N S w Richmond, Ohio, Mr. trip.* 0 b>ape ^ oa - „,.,., McAlpin received his bachelor's de- . The bride is the former Elizabeth gre g in civi i engineering trom Vir- Frarfces MtHale, daughter of Mr. and ginia Polytechnic Institute and his Mrg. James L. McHale, Salisbury master's in the same field from Harv- Dd:, Delmar. Mr. Freeman is the ar £ H e served in various research £QIV of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Freeman an ^ project-supervisory capacities at of Bartlett Lane, Delmar. | Purdue University. He helped design lijtrs. Thomas M. Ottman was ma- army air base pavements as soil en- trop of honor and Richard T. Free- gineer for the cariooean Aremtect- man, the bridegroom's brother, was Engineers, New York city. test man. The reception' was at I , From 1942 to 1946 he headed re- IVytolfe'rt's Roost Country Club. ! search and development work on V, JVIrs. Freeman, a graduate of Vin- ] soils and airport pavement perform- centian Institute,' attended Albany ance for the Civil Aeronautics Ad- 'Cbilege o|' Pharmacy, and is asso- ministration, Washington, D. C. He cia,t£cl with' Albany Garage. Mr. entered state service, as associate jFileenian is a graduate of Bethlehem soils engineer, in March of 1946. Pentral High school and' Amherst — Coll ege, where he was a merriber of MiiruG •« I aVAl*V Delta Chi fraternity. He is a senior mama LidVCIJ at Albany' Law School. I '• — —— ---\- ' Miss Virginia Carolyn Lavery, daughter of J. Harry Lavery, 201 Kenwood Ave., Delmar, became the bride of Charles Raymond Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Verian Marks of Lisle in an afternoon ceremony Saturday at the Delmar Reformed church. The Rev. Dr. Leroy C. Brandt officiated. •Mrs. Lloyd Demboski, Altamont Construction of new facilities, in- cluding an education building, is be- ing studied ijf -the-sufvey committee of Slin'g^rlanl conflftmity Methodist church.' -''?if.' \'•-. A study of'the church school en- rollment -has'Been pfle to determine the nuto.bg r \.$ cia$£w m s needed ' Members of the .«pmmittee headed by Alfred TvHoucrliton, will visit area churches'\ to father Information. The comrnjtte^''i}fp m eBt'in September to make. mj>fe ffefi'nitg '.plans. Gprnmittee-'-meniberis include Dr. Roy Li •'<3)fle'tr iiiss Ruth Miner, Arthja^ Mfftfrco^ae Robert, Wil- fred' Paro, ]j|j Ss ' jpy Bida,.F. Ford Dodge and J^ii HftMeton. Ddin|raiij|lsmere Mr. and Mrs Russell Wagner en- tertained at.'a family gathering at their home, 51 Cherry Ave., Delmar, on Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burton, Mrs. Jane McQuire, Miss Kathleen Burton, Mr. and Mrs. William Burton and son, Michael, Mr. ana Mrs. Anthony and son, Tommy, spent last week vacationing in Southern New Eng- land. This week they are at Gilbert Lake State Park, near Oneonta. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Coughtry and a party of friends returned re- cently from a vacation spent in the vicinity of the Thousand Islands. Miss Marie Van Wormer, a teacher in the Highland High school, is spending her summer vacation at her home here. Walter Hutchinson, 36 Bridge St., retired on July 1st after 35 years of service in the Albany post office. Mr. Hutchinson's favorite hobbies are flower raising and fishing. He is particularly fond of gladioli, having ... __. set out several thousand bulbs this '• Burton and daughter, Janet, Mr. and spring. He also has many varieties I Mrs - Roger lyjoak an d son, James, of choice roses and delights in show-1 Mr. - and Mrs. Russell Wagner and ing them to his friends. He is also i daughters, Nancy and Carol, an ardent follower of Izaak Walton ! Walter G. Kunz, Jr., and Charles and knows from experience where to °- Kunz, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- locate members of the finny tribes, ter G. Kunz of North St. have been Mr. Hutchinson returned home on named to the dean's list at Rensselaer Sunday from a week's stay along Polytechnic Institute, for maintaining Lake Champlain, near Plattsburgh, .high scholastic averages during the with a nice string of northern pike, recently ended semesfer. Grant Vagel spent the week end Mr s- Homer S. firayer of Douglas at Plattsburgh. Rd., has returned f-rpm Florida where The annual outing of the Slinger- i he was * e S uest ' pf Mr - ? nd M , rs ' lands Fire department will be held ?- u t gep e ? xvis for several weeks, on Saturday afternoon and evening, $*¥ r a short stay at her home m Aug. 4, at Sunset Park at the corner Pe^ar she went to her summer home of Orchard Hill and Spoore Rds. on C a *> e Cod l ° s P end the rest of the There will be plenty of activities! su ??P er - - „ „ , ^ . .... during the afternoon consisting of . ¥ r - and Mrs. Charles Orazio Mil- baseball, softball and horseshoe 2 am . wl ?° T Te rec ?? tly ma \ led , l n pitching and around six o'clock a \i - • ! i; n ? C hur P h > Albany, will make steak roast will be served to the tlT ? lr h P me on Wenwopd Ave. on their firemen and their 'guests. i^ et H rl? fr ° TO <* Pffifla honeymoon. PnwarH n a „t,™ „ i~ i *• 'Both are graduates of Philip Schuy- atg^^Y^^ST^- gag?. aKSslfgre^om ar e 0 e n r eSrj e u^ TI-Tf^ \\\^ ^^&^H *%£ & Th?IvJZ foifi *i. • who majored in cbpimerce, is on the ,I h h w U fM? ttJ!^.^ of 5CHS. Her husband is a In Outdoor Theatre Action The Town of Bethlehem has been named a defendant in an action in Supreme Court brought by Klein Theatres Inc. of Hunter. The theatre firm seeks a judgment to nullify the town's ruling against outdoor thea* tres. Klein Theatres owns property at the Jericho Rd. and Route 9-W in- tersection where the Jericho-9-W Theatre Corporation planned to con<- struct an outdoor theatre. ' Sept. 1 of last year, while the Klein Thea- tres was grading the property and before the Jericho-9-W tenant took over the land, the Town Board adopt- ed a resolution placing all outdoor theatres under jurisdiction of the ap- peals board of the town. The tenant company then asked the appeals board for permission to op- erate an outdoor theatre. After a public hearing, the company was turned down. It then went to court for a review of the board's findings. The action is still pending. The Klein firm, claiming the Sept. 1 ruling had not been in effect when it acquired the property, has asked the Supreme Court for a declaratory judgment which would nullify the appeals board ruling. Arthur E. McCormick, town at- torney, who was served in the .action, said the complaint was signed by Morris Klein, as treasurer of Klein Theatres Inc. A Morris Klein, 34| Glenwood Ave., Albany, was one of the active parties in the appeal of the Jerieho-9-W Theatre Corp. Elsmere Auxiliary Elects Mrs. Guy Mallbnnee has been elect- ed president of the Women's Auxil- iary to St. Stephen's Episcopal church, Elsmere. Also elected are Mrs. George Alford, vice-president; Mrs. Pugljese, secretary, and Mrs. Llewelyn Jones, treasurer. Named secretaries of standing com- mittees are Mf-s. Walter Salisbury, devotions; Mrs. John Richardson, education; Mrs. Leo Rook, offering; Mrs. Harlow Wetmore, supply work; Mrs. Claude lyjiddletpn, Phristiap sp- ciaf relations; *IrB. Wifli'am Japoby, membership; Mrs. Russ^If Freeman, college work, and 'Mrs. Pugliese, special events. Carifpjf fhanks I .wj§b to thanlc ai} the'peopl'e of Clarksville ana everyone for helping my faniily V'hen 0141; home burned oii July \j also Mrs. A.'Htrtafing and lytrs. Deckart for all the .jrnany things they did tp start this dr.iye. We have a nice home now and everyone is very happy. Also, I wish to thank the Red Cross of Albany. Mrs. Patricia Willsey 107 Cherry Ave., Delmar. Enterprise ads pay — try them. ' Tri-Village Union Services Slingerlands Community church and First Methodist church of Del- mar are uniting for un.ion services in July and August. During July thp services are held in the Slingerlands church at 10 o'clock. Rev. Douglas C. Smith, associate minister of Del- mar, preaches July 22 and 29. During August the services are held in First Methodist 'church of Delmar. Rev. James Rhodes of Slingerlands will preach each Sunday. Special music is planned for each Sunday. Pre-school children are cared for. Methodist Church, Delmar Wednesday, July 25, 9:30 a. m. — Fellowship group for women. Saturday,. July 28, 8 a. m.—Fel- lowship group for men. Breakfast pot served' during summer. At Fort lee, Va. Cadet Robert J. ^rigjley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold WHgley, 5' So. Helderberg Pkwy., Slingerlands, is receiving six weeks of summer train- ing at Fort Lee, Va., under the Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps program at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. . The training period ends Aug. 3. < ' : «t< Christian In Delmar Is The Christian Science Society of Delmar has announced that it has received official recognition as a branch of the mother church of First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. The society first began to hold services in members' homes last Sep- tember. Since January, services and school are held at ll a. m. each Sun- day at Masonic Temple, Kenwood Ave. and Adams St. Mormal recognition of the Delmar society carrie after the group adopted by-laws in March and applied for ac- ceptance to the mother church. D. L & SUMMER PRICES Now In Effect NOW IS THE TIWEITO' PILL YOUR BIN AT SUMMER PRI0ES R. J. Vadney FEURA BUSH, N. Y. PHQNE DELMAB 9-3£39 Dudley F. Fasoldt Funeral services for Dudley F. Fasoldt, 66, of 148 Columbia Turn- pike, Rensselaer, were conducted on Monday afternoon i'n Tebbutt: Me- morial Chapter with Rev. Thomas • sjmpfe. -For tree estimate, iuat btfllT:.' CYCLONBFEMCB ALBANY 4-6715 P.O. §ox 8066, Pine Station ALBANY, N. Y. Evenings and Saturdays 1 PHQNE ALTAM'PDJT 5211 . OHtY - 'ED SfliTES STEEb'toftPORMION ! WAKUFACtURES CYCLOHE FEHCE was matron of honor, and Miss Eloise . _ - , .. » °,-\ °\ ia ^\ xi -y ul pv>na. ner nusoai Taylor Binghamton, and Miss Jean wlllch has 1been held nearly, every senior at Albany ta% School. Main Berlin, were bridesmaids. The summer for the past 25 years, took Mrs. Winfftrop fe Robinson of bridegroom's niece, Darlene Marks, Place Sunday on the beautifully Forrest Rd, is in Fprt Lauderdale, v/as flower gbrl. shaded' lawn of Mrs. Kenneth J. Fla.', where she expects to spend a The 'bridegroom's brother, Edward Cook - Font Grove Rd. Some 38 month at the home of her son-in-law Marks of Whitney Point, was best members of the Coughtry family as- and daughter, ~Mr,» and Mrs, B. C. man Ushers were another brother, , sem bled in the early afternoon for a Deuschle. Mrs. Deuschle is the form- ••'--'•• ----- - - - •- - • | f y,ariety dinner., each family bringing er Aiineke .Sherrill.' The Deuschles ^^^ll^ii^l^o^to^,^^ M¥\2 f a 4^Wf r Mmonai Chapter with Rev. Thomas S^^^K##^^Sl^^l»L^ ? .Tbey-to™ Wield of Community Congreg*- irawsraar^BBSB^^ daughter ^ ch,wh ™ ttt ™ w \\*\ ^ ii ™h %§MmttanWhere W U S^Y o^|«erseurg, Florida; of Mr. a#MrlfcTWolfe of Del\ cm ^ • Fq^vWt^cMmm^ ^Cenr f™- *^1&^y4n»ny; Mr. ware A.e., has'Sv^d f $900 art ce ^t te f, tr^lschfipl. m&mu&s is-analuktaa §& ^J5? he »? £ T 00 ^ **$ ^l schol ' arshi P fro m SVacuse University. Mr Fc •ofiPJat^Urgh^State-Teachers-Coff.Fla.^\T^ 1116 .- ^1 Le S e : of ^est The scholarship prLide half tuition lege> anther husband, an Army vet-I wmfieldr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Agar for two years. Miss Wolfe, a June ----•'- — - - ~ and son, Carl, Ballston Lake; Mr. and graduate of BCHSi-was a member Mrs Raymond Kaynsford, Miss Ger- of the Student ^CounSlLd a chler- trude Coughtry Miss Laura Cough- leaders in 'the secondlry school She try and Mr. and Mrs. Wifliam Rauch is wor king as a counselor a° a camp and children, Henry, Carol and Vir- in Nassal during thl summer giftia, of Voorheesville; Mr. and Mrs. :-_^!Jf!_f^r mer - James A. Coughtry, Mr. and Mrs., P noi , \P. i - *-„j^„ James E. Coughtry and children, Ed- U0B5 lOLOnflOIl •Ward, Richard, and Elizabeth, Mr.' ^__ and Mrs. Howard Coughtry and Karl E. Nelson, 18, of 11 Rural eran, • is an alumnus of Syracuse University. urch 1. :J Rev. Dr. W. E. Thompson, Round Lake, guest preacher. Sunday, July 22nd: 9:30 a. m. Morning worship. Ser-r mon,'\Successful Failures.\ Music: Prelude, Ahdant from the Piano Con- certo, -ijlozart; offertorv solo, ^me •fre Blessed; Scott, Mrs. Walter |Streetef:''postiude, Onward Christian 1 Soldiers * J -Sullivan, FEEDS — SEEDS HARDW^IiE^iift^ GARDEN\ SUPPLiES BEACOHijmFEEDSl :m hi «*rio///ojK\?\\|iitiH.rttni«tJ WE DELIVER ^0|TE DELMAR 9-1878 .,1 Fasoldt died suddenly last Thursday in Lincoln, N. H., where he was vacationing with his wife. Born in Slingerlands, Mr. Fasoldt was.' a lifelong .resident of this area and had been employed as a clock- maker. Charles J. Heller Charles J. Heller, 81, retired Feura Bush dairy farmer, died Tuesday at nhiiHr. Q ^ AU„ 0. ---o--\. ~*m ^^i .0. Hoaun xa. of n Rnrfli uo \ uaii y laiinei, aiea me; Mi« E«a Sta«„rd, .„ .M&'jlSR^ ied He was a lifelong resident of the section and for many years was ac- tive in affairs of Jerusaleip Reform'-\ ed church, having served several terms on its consistory. He retired from farming about 10 years ago. Surviving are son, pahiel H. Hell- er, Feura Bush, and a daughter, Mrs. Carlton R. Cockle, North Augusta, S. C. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p. m. today in the Appjebee Fu- neral Home, Delmar. Rev. Arthur *$ much 9$ 20% WWpromyMmme costs.\ H? K /° Ur mpeity i s WelI - buiIt and well-kept, y ou v e8 .\ prefixed customer\ That means you ^ JJJ \ 21V\ Pr ° Per{y ins «^rough ^idend pay W. Phone or see u$ today; ^511 insure you wkh^ne 91 Amenea's strongest mutuaj companies-The CenS R«pre»ei.« n9 Central pu^, i„ SUmff c ^p m mm 9, & Y. J>H<^! 89^890 Dudley F. Fasoldt of Rensselaer, a former resident of Slingerlands, died suddenly at North Woodstock, N. H., „, ATr ™ .-, c ^~~ „ „ Julv 12 He is survived bv his WALLEY,/- Stephen R., Sr., of wi/nw Wa?Pi winp- l^a<5nldf two%on<s Nor th Syracuse, oii Friday, July 13, \\•\ «ujne, ueimar. Key. Ar.tfj.Ur RodTan^W aS AS^ A o'n^ dS- ^^ Pt\|e2mar; husband^ 0 P- Homberg, Jerusalem Retorjlied ier M?s WiHiam? B Nev^ury a ? ester J ' Ql°cfe; father of Mrs. church, will officiated., Burial will sister^Mrs. Willlfm P. Ix£S. of ^\% M - Kor|f,parman Rd„ Sche- he in Jerusalem cemetery, F.eRra Slingerlands, and five grandchildren. 2, ectadv '.^pPhen R. Walley, Jr., ^^ <<j\--< •Ftnieral services were held Monday ,-\ eura «Usftj#.-is also survived by 1 ^EeJnoon at the Tebbutt Memorial seven grandeh$ren. <0hapel, Albany. \ ' 1 — 1 During the summer union services, ••« LeV. Ar-\'-- •«\* J \' Valupble StH GREEN STAMPS given with every purchase 9 Non-skid platforms and Steps • Steel Reinforced • One-Piece Units • Finished in Field Stone, Penn Cost Stone • Low Cost • Guarantee • F.H.A, Financed • No Down Payment. Buy jdimct. trom the manufacturer. ^mW^^ 8 **> ^m^frni haii sizes. ijyrmg me summer union services, •••••M«rt , jii»«#»#»#, Hev. Arthur P. White, pastor of the • .^.H^fe'^g-..•:;/•„ Delmar Methodist church, filled the' mam^mmia pulpit of the Slingerlands'Community church the first, two Sundays in July. Rev. Arthur Smith will preach the rest of 'the' month. Kibbe - Flinton mwjiix \^UL™J->—JM^OIU \sn Miss Suzanne H. Flinton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Flinton, 23 Albin Rd., Delmar, and John P. Kibbe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Kibbe, 59 Salisbury Rd., Elsmere, were married Saturday afternoon in St. Stephen's Episcopal church, Els- mere. The Rev. Frederick Evenson : officiated. ' Miss Barbara L. Glenn was maid of honor and Miss Ellen Fenton was 'bridesmaid. Miss Jennifer Flinton, sister of the bride, was junior brides- maid. George Gill, 3d, was best man and Jerome L. Smith, Jr., Robert Kim- ball and William Ewing served as ushers. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor-length gown of embroidered white organdy over taffeta with scoop neckline and floor- length skirt having a sweep at the back. She wore a seed pearl cap with fingertip veil and catried a bou- quet of mixed white flowers. The attendants were attired in matching gowns of white dotted ny- lon having scoop necklines, short sleeves and ballerina-length skirts. They wore straw 'bands on their heads. After a reception in the church [house, Mr. and iiytrs. Jjibbe left for Canada. • \Both Mr. Kibbe arid his bride are graduates of Bethlehem Central High Schodl. She ais6 attended Radcilffe College, Cambridge, Ma'ss.' lie is a graduate of the'Unive'rsity of Illinois Wher,e he ypas a memjper pi Triangle [fraternity and the Gargoyle S.Qqie$y. •• 'W'-SJisr-.f\ A ring to||jr with pride for- ever .. ^Wanfeec/ perfecf sake entfiigjjnartt•'dtafloMiS perfecf. •<*.'.\ \'-^ P1 ^!fii#!#t^ ?$*m INQUIRIES INVITEJD Now ,.,, the f^^^i0^ p*ef<^$@fed - '• \ '\' y * •'\ •r, hj,'..,' J by V. S. 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