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THE ENTERPRISE, ALTAMPfffi TODCn 10, Mrs. I'aiil (;II ( ; owl in Now Yoi K fu'lher. • 'Mrs. W.illci Aim several rl.-iv.-, in .l;i||iry ing -•' \ s|ioiil I he Mcck- eily vi-.il m^ her .11 nii^ N. il spoilt Vl-.ll - relatives •Donald lieckei oi Sciienei i.s spending smnc lime vwih his ther, Mrs. Minion Becker. Mr. and Mi\ drover Keckei Gallupville were leeenl callers the home ol jMr-, .Minion Beckei. •Mr. and MIN. Hichaid OM children, ol Kindlon, spent end wilh his paionls M r Paul Otto. Mrs. Bordin N'ekon of West Pawlel, VI.. is visj'nik' hei son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Kr- nest Croff. Miss Gail i'eiinoier. student at Syracuse Uni\eisil.\. sjunl ihe week- end with her paionls, Mr. and Mrs. Kobert Pennover. Ihe and ady nio- of at i and week Mrs. Mr. and and children Uloversville, Miss Kthol Hi Mr. and Mrs. .lames Andieu ,nn wi'ir Sunday inharl. Mis. !•'. M !•;. Cullen Alice, ol gnosis of l^o sons snenl Ihe week end at Bake George. They visited -story Town\ and many other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. George Rector and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pitcher.of LJin«- hamton were week end yoests of Mrs. Walter Kbel and Mrs Kli Secor. • Miss Dianne Armsl ronf,'. student at llartwick College. Oneonta. spent the week end at Ihe home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Arm- strong. •Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'feeler and Richard, C'lillord and Alane. of Long Inland; Mr. and .\frs. Harold McKcn- ncy and Kathleen, Harold. Stephen, j/uv'iu and iJ.iniel. and Mrs. Harold McKenney Sr.. ol Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marion and John. K'ileen, Ruth and Peter eolcbiated with a family birthday dinner recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shoro. —Miss Marilyn Xourse and .Miss Ruth Marion celebrated their .sev- enth birthdays will'i a panly at Mari- lyn's home. Their guests were Christine Rowley, Kristen Jones, Bil- ly and Caroline Nourse, Peter Mar- ion, Nancy Adams, Margaret Slew- art, Susan Brooks. Judy Pierce, Gail Cowan, Nicki UeAngeln, Suzann White, Corinne Plummcr and Mere- dith St. John. -The Altamonl evening'unit of the Albany County K.xlcnsion Service will meet at the home of Mrs. Mich- ael Ritzko, on G. I. Road, Oct. 22 at 8:15 p. m. Ksiher Goodlcllow will demonstrate and teach winter bou- quets and arrangements. Any per- son in the village who is interested in joining this Extension Service unit may'get moreThtoimation from Mrs. Gertrude Robinson, pnone 4(J.>4. —Miss Jane Mcintosh ententained several of her friends at her home iast Friday evening. Her guests were Marilyn Arm.slrong, Mlchele Pollard, Nancy Hems, Judith Wallers of Altamont; Sharon LaVeya and Kathcrine Noley of West mere; Peter Jcnner of Guilderland Center; Mich- ael Gerry of Fort Hunter; Tommy and icrry Thorscn, Kriuard Barba- gelott and Jack Walters of Allamont. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick McClel- land attended 111 * - grmiualion, Satur- day, of their son. SA Frederick (\Pete\) McClelland Jr., at the U. S. Naval Training Center, •Bain- bridge, Md. Pete and SA George Rivwl of Avr-rill Park, who was grad- uated ill the same company with i-eie, spent Ine day visiting in Lan- caster, Pa., and Aberdeen, Md., with Mr. and Mrs. McClelland. Pete will be be home today for a two weeks leave before going on to his new as- signment. United Lutheran Church Women HoJd 1st Meeting The first regular meeting of the United Lutheran Church Women of St. John's church, Altamont, was held Wednesday, Oct. 10. The ac- tivities of the day started with a sewing group in the afternoon, fol- lowed by a Bible hour led by Rev. II. L. Tomsuden. Supper was serv- ed by a committee including; Mrs. ! Howard Misselhorn, Mrs. Ada Ross, Mrs. Lucilla Becker, Mrs. Isaac Hungerford, Mrs. Harry Van Loon and Mrs. Joseph Graham. A brief business session followed the supper. The early pant of the evening was devoted to interest groups. Kach woman spent this hour in t'hp group | of her choosing. These groups ln- I eluded a liihln study led by Mrs. Jo- seph Graham; a mission and book I study led by Mrs. Lawrence Warner; ia discussion on \Christian Training I in the Home,\ led by Mrs. Robert iSlewarl; an Altar Guild under the | leadership of Mrs. Lloyd Briggs, and a Christian Service group headed by Mrs. William Armstrong. The general evening program was held al 8:15, and consisted of \three short skits on stewardship. Participating in these skits were Mrs. Robert Way, Mrs. Russell Ro- gers, Mrs, Harry Armstrong, Mrs. Alan St. John, Mrs. Chester Van- devpoel, Mrs. Ada Ross and Mrs. Margaret Dougherty. After each of these skits a stim- ulating discussion was held. Mrs. Uavid Sensenig served as a modera- tor for this discussion. Closing devotions were led by Mrs. Jeannette Zimmerman. About 50 women attended this event. A real feeling of fellowship and service pre- vailed. It i.s hoped that more wo- men of the church and community will attend the next meeting on Nov. 14. Anyone desiring information re- garding this organization may call Mrs. Howard Misselhorn, 5641; Mrs. Warren Jones. 5601, or Mrs. Isaac Hungerford, 4421. St. af- Aitamont Girl Scouts TROOP 63 Troop 63 Girl Scouts met at John's Lutheran church Tuesday ternoon Because of the beautiful weather, the meeting was held out- of-doors. The scouts rehearsed for the investitures. They ' played games. The group closed with the Indian version of \Taps.\ There were 16 scouts present. TROOP 37 Troop 37 Girl Scouts met at St. John's Lutheran church Tuesday eve- ning. The meeting opened with the Scout horseshoe. We talked about plans for the year; crafts and the two badges the girls are earning one in hospitality and one in child care. We also made plans for a Hallowe'en party. We played games, and closed with \Taps.\ • BROWNIE TROOP 129 Brownie Troop 129 met Monday afternoon. Wc enjoyed a cookoul at Mrs. Hutchinson's home. We built a fire and made \somemores.\ The meeting was closed with the flag cercmonyj SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS The regular parliamentary proced- ure came about at the meeting for this week, starting with the meeting being called to order by the presi- dent. Jane Quay. Our committee members for this year are Mrs. Her- man . Kaasa and Mrs. Karl Dudley. The meeting was adjourned by Mar- git Kaasa, and Linda Thorscn sec- onded it. Anne Crammond, scribe. St. Johns Lutheran Church mmtfiMttntiniiiiiimtn MAPLE SHADE DAIRY. INC. Phone FR 2-1713 or FR 2-1005 2727 Guilderland Ave. SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Rev. Henry L. Tomsuden, pastor. Friday: i-AH). Adult choir. Saturday: 9:45. Junior choir — first, rcheai- sai oi this year. 10:45. Junior confirmation class. Sunday: !l:45. Church school. 11:00. The Service -- nursery. Guest preacher, Rev. Chas. H. Rcih- brecht, Sr., missionary to China and Hong Kong. (See article elsewhere in paper). Thankoffering service. 2:15. Luther League picnic and retreat, at Thachcr Park. Meet at the church. 7:.'50. General committee — Sec- tor project. Monday: 6:.'!0. CONGRKGATIONAL DIN- NER -- guesl speaker, Chester My- rom, associate secretary for Luth- eran Laymen's Movement for Stew- ardship. j Tuesday: I 10:.'!0. United Lutheran Church i Women convention, at Messiah Luth- eran church, Schenectady. I 2:30. Brownies. 4:00. Senior confirmation class. Attend Motorcycle Meet The Schoharie Valley Riders Motorcycle Club of Central Bridge at- tended a field meet Sept. 30 at Caroga Lake. The club received a trophy for second place for the best dressed club. Members attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Am- nions, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grant, Defor- est Rivonburg and Mr. and Mrs. Al- fred Allen. The best way to be sure you 'can't learn to do a thing is to stop trying. Land Wanted The Kiwanis Club of Altamont desires some land suitable for raising Christmas trees. The club proposes to raise the trees for sale. If this project is suc- cessful, the profits realized from the sale of trees each year will be returned to the community through Kiwanis charitable activ- ities. If anyone has any land not in use, that could be given or loaned for this purpose, please contact Millard Orsini, Altamont 4611. PAGE FIVE Altamont Reformed Church I'.'-\. C Fridm li 30 \r J Mejer, minister. October 19lh: m. Men's Classical Union Kiwanis Club Plans For Hallowe'en Party Oct. 31 The Altamont Kiwanis club is or- ganizing the annual Hallowe'en party for the local area, The date for this event is Wednesday, Oct, 31. The events will begin with a par- ade leaving the corner of Western and Maple avenues at 7:30 p. m. Jack McFarland, parade chairman, urges parents and children alike to dress in costume for this gay eve- ning. The parade will proceed south on Maple, down Main St., and south on Grand St. to the Altamont school. Gordon Hilton, program chairman, is arranging a program of song and dance for the enjoyment of all in attendance. 'Prizes will be awarded for costumes to both .children and adults. Charles Frink, games chair- man, has promised fun for all those who participate in the challenging events to be offered. Guest Preacher, St. John's Sunday, Oct. 21, at 11 a. m., St. John's Lutheran church. Altamont, will have as its guest preacher the Rev. Charles H. Reinbrecht. mission- ary of the United Lutheran Church to China and Hong Kong. Born in New York city, he was a member of Holy Trinity Lutheran church before being commissioned on Sept. 2, 1928. Pastor Reinbrecht received his B. A. degree from Mid- dlebury College, Vermont; his M. A. from the University of Pennsylvania. He is a graduate of the Lutheran Theological Seminary, Mt. Airy, Pa. As a missionary Pastor Reinbrech's work has been that of evangelism. He and Mrs. Reinbrecht and their two daughters were interned in a Japanese camp in North China from 1942 until cpt ember 1945. Their daughter, Janet, is now serving in the Lutheran mission field in Liberia, West Africa. Wet f;i,. m iii ( Saii.ii da \, October 20lh: '•'< P m. Ohuich bazaar. ' p in, Roast beef dinner begins and eon-inui's until all are served. Mnida> ( x-iobci- ^Ist; '•)}'•> ;• m Sunday church school, a. m Morning worship service, iiiiiiional i-.vhange. Rev. Her- • JllK foemei^'marry Q ut PrevmponJcek Program The Alt#0lH fi re carried out'*? ex ^v e Fir,'t r '\'\ ! , tion Week W°gH in „L, T' 1 \ .\\\•'' '\ f:1, '\ v 'He Reformed church with the . Altanunt ™W-r*u„ n School. Eu> ard f%rd a7r/\- V in the Fire f.eparto^^ - ..;.,,„ onstration $ «£ ^TmuJiT ing various Jjinds^j \tin*!. paired a & d >^,- H ' n <Z classroom *g de 8j«trated „\ , prepared a^oda-a« ext ,^ 1' the classroom- Ihe f m ? „ ,' ,', was discussed _an<^ '• - • and ••don't*\ <*f \\prevent.,,., •', explained. Smokey, tfte bca,, Vlsj|( . (j , grade ciassrppm a^j Warn( . ( ] -•• the care W matfe by ch '; ,; The hoys-aip-g'nMBthfTjt], ','..;.,' ised to use extreme are v , h \„ ',', \ eling through our fej^j. Pat Spadarf told it)l)Ul , h( , . t> equipment on ; a \if truck io K •><!••• garten and 1st g'?4child. ( . , \ ; .-' fire truck arrived «, lht . M . { ., ' a fire drill Wjj?.«<*lmaki.r. '•', ' near true condition^ !>0 ^ u ., \ and il'' it \V Wonfot. pastor of the Kasl- •\v- I'niKd chuieli of Onawa, Can., lie service and preach 'onfjuci •' I li.on i; r p in Youth Fellowship. in Youth rhotr |f|ir,-jrsal. • <>r\,,\,i-\ Z'itd. M' • I ing (if lie- League for ' hone oi M.... R.,_v w. Mr- Auxiliary of Local Fire Dept. Elects Officers At the monthly meeting of the La- dies' Auxiliary to the Altamont Fire department Tuesday night, officers were elected for the ensuing year. TweTity members were present, with one new member added -- Mrs. Rob- ert Way. The following officers wove elect- ed: President, Dorothy Crupe; vice- president, Sylvia Hall; secretary, Stella Pollard; treasurer, Pat Miller; publicity chairman, Rachel Quay. The auxiliary will sponsor a food sale Tuesday, Nov. 6, at 10 a. m. at the fire house. Following the meeting, refresh- ments were enjoyed at Fal/ano's Res- taurant. ( lei, ')' i 2(iili • toi Service caii.Jemeu ; •All I.Sei'M' ! the fair I' ir ' i.'ii I Ion I' '1 i al! ihe men of Willard Rire speaking about Altamont ry School l:,d. ,: o. n. 'air:on: L\i Lad M: d,n Mo Ch'. Local Red Cross Head Mrs. Richard C. Rockwell, chair- man of county branches, Albany County Chapter, American Red Cross, has recently announced the appoint- ment of Mrs. Frank J. Williams. Jr.. Maple Ave., as chairman of the Al- tamont Branch. The group, of which there are 3t>0 members, will hold its annual meeting Dec. 6, with Mrs. Williams presiding. ANNOUNCE BIRTH and Mrs. Harold Grippin of Berne announce Ihe birth of a Thomas Harold. Oct. 7. at Al- hospital. .. Grippin is llv former Dorolhv Schell. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford Sehell, West Berne. Mr. Grip- pin's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grippin, Maple Ave., Allamont. Mr West son, bany Mr. Honor Bowlers Women's Commercial Marx Ma rx Guilderland Men Vedder Santore Altamont Smoke Women Felgenln-ff Felgenlreff Men Corlew Parshall Red Men's Mixed Women Alice Sperbeck Agnes Prior Men Lloyd Van Vandt Lloyd Van Zandt Altamont Recreation Mixed Women Helen Torlish Olive Tymchyn Men Ken Van Den burg Km Van Denburg *.„ Voorheesville Corrcst Marv Walas A. tucker McKownville Fire Women Dept. Garrison Prill v Keenholts Insurance Agency Marion G. Keenholts, Agent Everything in Insurance 119 Maple Ave. Tel. 4301 OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL NOON Altamont Men J. King P. Delamalor Guilderland Center Mixed Women B. Mnllelle M. Furbeck Men F. Ford F. Ford Altamont Mixed Women Olive Loeber Gladys Carpenter Olive Loeber ' Men K. Crosby E. Oarpcnler Altamont Business Women Hetty .Mnhonov Deity Mahoney Altamont Business Men nick Rrehm Vic Tymchyn Helderberg Joe Torlish Ray Hetlejeski Malty Klapp Rucky Clother Bob Armstrong Joe Torlish Ray Betlejeski Matty Klapp Fred Kindt ini 512 22-1 591 lfifi •163 19S 519 •119 1SS •191 i r.t; •163 223 593 221 532 163 433 233 HOI 156 -133 200 197 17H '176 •176 21-1 551 1SS 506 22-1 619 251 248 235 227 222 662 i 653 ,' 650 611 K indergarteru. M n. Cudney We have two i» j,,,^ . ^ kindergarten — iiildred •-;.„,',. Sandra Seckner. These ge,- , u \ not enter when school opened {„ cause they had w-hoopjg n coj-h Patty Martin returned :o \-. last week after having had a -.JI,.; ectomy. Our science corner is realh •••,?• ing. Eddie Bleichner brougir \\.' new magnet,;' We have a V.>::.' terrarium wMch M ri Ha-n. ,..', made for us. - Billy Carmen visited Nia- ,: : y .• and Canada. He brought canoe to show .us and told trip. Grade 2: The 2nd -gra^de from Ai ementary school via^d Ind;; der Farms oh Monday. Oct 1 Gatto, superintendent of tne !a:.-i> took the chilb&n on a tour of ;.ie farm from the\-apple pickers in *h'e orchard to tiig> retail store m f:on' of the buildingiThe children recei\ed apples as a treat and an inteiotint; brochure abcjilftle histon- of Indian Ladder Fanns*as well a's a list o! apple recipes isSf mother. Mi- Fe:g- uson, Mrs. Roivfey and Mrs. X'.-ooni.Tn accompanied the class on the.. :-. ;p. Grade 3: There are 3f : pupils ir, ou: ^:,ide. Fifteen are garland 16 are b.,\\ \\\. all like our gr?te» Ycsterda\ George Schiller brou^some prettv lea\es Virginia TaiiMr brought' some things from Fjjrida to show to the class. Gail $u}fg»f£n lust came back i from FldrldSV' 1 % , We are all, working haft in our school worfeWc *are ha\ ing a weekl v reader test fliis \veek . We are nearlv finished wifii the'tihii on homes in social studies. We.had a spelling bee yesterday on the Days of the Week The boys won once and the girls won once. Now we will .find the real win- ner with a writ ten test. < Helpers last wejjk were. George Schiller. Virginia Tanner. Tom Dei- angelo, Linda Wellington. Richard TanzcJ, Charlene'lArmstronc:. Terry Brandow and Judith Bruce. Grade 4: Orson I)unliim v ,Allanioi:' \MI teer fireman and asioncp te vh,-- Guilderland Centra] school : both 4th grades atthe Altamon: ementary school aii'cxception dl\ leresting talk anae-a e monstra'i'>r fire prevention. \H e demons! i, methods of cxtmgUj$jjj ng fj rc , i n use of various firflextingiiis-her.' explained fire PftiVention methi.KK in general. Grade 6: «. Captain Edwar^. Pol lard gave . very interesting g^d informative speech on frre »£ntion. He con- ducted two demonstration* <houi-T tne two types o|;fi r e extinRlnshl .,. v classifying the thtfe types of fiu- (class A, B, C). .-';.. Wc had a sa ? ga e and 0|| fuv and captain Pollak^howcd the si,,. ush this type Liniv-i for i •.-. ith }'j • !;im and .and today ' a 'ol,. i 2Kiii a. S'lnday einiieli -chord M'-li..ill.' wrjislnp Sei- • All 'li' vim 1 - \ It I'M iii.iii<)ii I;,i\ M-|-\ir-c (i.inch's n| in<- ilddci- la'mn ol f'hoichcs HI the I 't I'M, chin r-h CJuildcrland f'l.ail- s Maihcu of thr- NOTICE — WATER USE While there is a water shortage which is not acute as yet, the Village Board finds it necessary to operate at reduced pressures. To* keep the situation from becoming critical, all water users are requested to cooper- ate as follows: NO SPRINKLING OF LAWNS OR WATERING OF GARDENS, ex- cept between the hours of 7 p. m. and 9 p. m., until further notice. By order of ALTAMONT VILLAGE BOARD. 8-If Died Fire Prevention Program '^lop Fin-.s Save Lives\ fiOOWlKAVK 16, J Jessie l-'orr I 1. Frank Boonihowei Jessie Cliekman of South liethli o IK Al wife ; mo Alb; Ol ther Weslcrlo m, C li'Sle n.V he of . 1'. ' () Del. lale Mis. rncst ' Al- bany, Frank of California. Louis I)o- herty of CiislleJiiu. Mrs. Alfred Ga*- was zette of Albany. Mrs. Miriam Van the slogan for Fire Prevention Week, iAlstyne of Albany, James, Leslie and Oct. 7-13. Fort Hunter Elementary i Norman of Cocymans; brother of school observed Fire Prevention Week 'Leslie Ford of Albany. Services to- by having a general fire inspection I da v (Friday) at 2 p. m. from Bab- of the school and the grounds. Firolco£k Funeral Home. Itavena. 'logical S< minai v 1 Ming- Congregational Dinner At St. John's, Oct. 22 M,i,d,y Oct 22. at 6:30 p. m.. St , • ion:, ~ I.I'I'IC.IJII church. Altamont. | •'•.' 1; r> '''''' •' congregational dinner. I tne «•,,.;,• -^.j, [ K , H t tne \i ason j c : te.-npie «.'h facilities foi care of! en.iil.'r.,.-, p/.-Aided a! the church.! < lul'l.-i-.a a:e '.-•> be fed oeforc com- I in_' ' i Mi\ eiu; ch. | f;i\ ;';i-' -pecikei will be Chester! ; '\ M>•\''\• of Carden City. Long Llar.d Mr My : O.TI is a former bus-! •\''\ 't 1 ' 1 \ 'in'I ch'jrch and civic lead- \ '•'• of H,i-\n::-. Neb. is an associate 1 •Co; of 'he Lutheran Laymen's, .err.'-.T foi Stewardship, and an 1 >c ate -ecre'.ary of the Office of, •v.ncLhip of the United Lutheran! i:ch in America. His headquar-I te:- an., m ihe Lutheran Church : Huj-e. li.31 Madison Ave.. New York. AitamonTP.\ T~ A. parents and . ghly infoi ma- j Altamont Kile- | :nenta;y PTA meeting Monday eve-! . n.ng. Oct. ].\). After a business meeting led by President Jacob Si- i mons. the program chairman. Miss Dorothy Allen, announced the four discussion groups and their leaders: (•\How to Use Discipline,\ consultant, (Marvin Washburn: chairman, Mrs. 'Paul Kmpio. \Language in the Ele- • montar.v Schools.\ consultants. Mrs. Rafaciei Karlsson. Mrs. Emmy Law- rence. John LI her: chairman. Mrs. '.Man St. John. \The Importance of Readme.\ consultants. Mrs. Agnes IFit/.gerald. Herman Miller: chair- : -3;.~M:s Paul Kopper. \Report- ing to Parents.' consultant. Peter Al- land. chairman. Mrs Cornelius Mey- er. :ne eii'sc of- these discussion >-. .1 r. priseivaliM- rcporl'-d bark i- wh.de .iv-cni'ily ch topic discusser' I'M,\\ 1:1 j ; ihe pro: ved In Chief Kgnell and several members of ihe Port Hunter Voluntee Fire de- partment went 10 For! Hunter school 'o ohs'rw- a file drill. Captain llliodes of IIK fire department spoke m the clnldien on the history of I-\ire Prevention Week. Anolh'r speeiai guesl uas Sparky, thr- fire prevention dog. He visited earh elassioom and distributi'd fire prevention literature 10 the children. •Sparky is Chris Witte. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Witte. Jr.. Westmere. A la: ge group ichei s en loved e piogiam at of a h the A' 1:1- '\ • \ .a m[ e iv r ! F- 1-ii- 1 men vv ere and a resume :1.1m, refresh- the kindcrgar- 1- iter, mot he 1 1 _. led! I he i md i Klamm's Auto Body PROMPT SERVICE on Body, Fender &. Radiator Work Tel. 5561 Altamont, N. Y. dents how of 'fire. Followin to e: d . ' h0 T&a question answer period ifofe$Ja cc Altamont Il||iij c fl 0 tes Noah Lodge Noi.^g^ F & \ M vvlll confer 1 he M^. ' Ma ; son ;, ;. (V on a class o! nve^didates, at the regulai; coiraiiun.catioh 0 f Frid ,v Oct. _>b ^\d§&e will he eon- rcrtrd by : v -}*nnn T mas.e.s Preceding -he dinn_?6 will be a ham dinner a! b -0 p.^j. c „ t R Kilt/ for icsrrvatiojj^ Al this .•ommunicaUon W. Rro. F.d- ward G ( r.innoll Jfcio, Kcenc h|v W)-year pi m. an p^ ard of Gruv] F. \\ K...I l>a, khi|f| past mastt , r of Noah Lodge and pug district d !x grand mas'cr ol tjte» Alb a . M;lson| - c distnet. ' he avv^^jj , )c erl to M: ( rannell ty R w l Hcrb ^ W S Mo«en. pretM» district depot v grand master. J » The Albany DisM c t Blopd Hank is in need of bloqa. AJ] momhors who are able to d0lt at e are asked to 1 call our chairman, William Endieott. I Our quoi.i tor the hi 0od bank js ;u , 1 pints ••• I Hau.id Smyili »|§hairman for the Christmas cards ati9 wiJ) take vour order for cards now;, ... A „ mon ,- bnl , s should endcnvoi to ibiry these fine, beauiihil rani.'.. Proceeds from the sale of cards ate' Used ' to support the C.e.uge Washington Memorial Shi me Altamont Cub Scout Notes DEN 3 —PACK 51 At our den meetmg ] as , Thurs- da\ we madeniasRs. f^^. RowIpv brought refreshments. John Schill- ing led the flag ceremony. Wc are making pupi« ts r °r r»ir project. __ John Schilling. Subscribe to *^''ASamont F-Hter- pnsc - SS.OOP\* 1 year,- Painting & Decorating FINE WALLPAPERS ARTHUR J. ARMSTRONG TEL. ALTAMONT 5611 Electrical, Heating and Plumbing Contractor HOUSE WIRING- VVater P;;mps -• -OIL BURNERS Power Wiring H. J. Diehl Co., Inc. ALTAMONT TEL. 2271 WESTINGHOUSE DEALER ARMSTRONG'S Milk and Cream Grade A Pasteurized ALSO ALLISODUCTS: HEAVY CREAM CREAM CHEESE CHOCOLATE MILK (with whole milk) BUTTERMILK ORANGE DRINK Phone 3411 i ALTAMONT, NEW YORK Enterprise ads pay — try them. YOU MUST HAVE LOOHNtiU Al Guilderland. Oct. 13. Aithur K.. husband of Mrs. Ki 11a S. Koehivr nf Guildei land, falher of Mrs. Joan Cox and Shirley hoehivr of Guilderland, son of Mrs. Helen Lochner of Gormniu, brother of Mentha Z. Sarchi of Fri-.-hold, grand- falher ol C\nlhia Ann Cox, nephew of Marie Schoonmaker and Mrs. Catherine Harry of Guilderland. Fu- neral was held Tuesday afternoon al the Fredendall Funeral Home. Alla- mont. Advertise in the Enterprise. Auto Liability Insurance To Get 1957 License Plates CALL US TODAY! Severson s Insurance Agency DAVID F. COWAN — ALFRED W. SCHERM ERHORN OFFICE — 114 MAPLE AVE. TEL. 4181 — ALBANY 4-1805 Once a customer always a customer WARD G. ACKEFtMAN Inc. 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DE LUCIA, B.S., Prop. \Accuracy — Courtesy — Service\ PHONE 7631 — RESIDENCE 4961 STORE HOURS — 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Daily 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS / ;;1 HI I « ^-^>-i«*ws^ s ssmm*k> '«*SOi^v^- s.W^iS/V4rCK\« .Maflj^jttjUaag^^