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Gallupville LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Russell B. Greene, pastorl. Sunday, February ITth: 10 a. m. Sunday school. Jl a. m. Junior choir rehearsal. 7:30 p. m. Church service. METHODIST CHURCH Rov. Ralton M. Speers, minister. Sunday, February 17th: 9:45 a. m. Church school. 10:45 a. m. Worship service, with nursery for children. Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. — Junior and senior choir rehearsals, respectively. There will be reception of new member during the worship hour oh Mar. 3. Those who have not already indicated their desire to affiliafc with the church and who so desire to come into membership with the group lo 'be received Mar. 3, will kindly notify either the pastor or Mrs. Wil- liam J. Shedina by Feb. 24. CLUB TO HAVE DRAG STRIP Art the regular meeting of the Hill- topper Sport Car Club, Jan. 30, it was apnounced that a strip of land- has been secured from Ted Price of Schoharie for the purpose of a drag strip. Through this, the club hopes to abate juvenile delinquency and to discourage the use of public high- ways for speeding by teen-age drivers. At this meeting, three new mem- bers were accepted into the club. They were: Mildred Burton, Gallup- ville; Carolann Buchanan, Berne, and Ken Rathbun, Schenectady. On Feb. 3 the club held the tri- county rally. Many members of the Empire Motor Sports Ciu'b of Albany participated with the membership of the Hi 11 toppers-. This rally was set - up by Carl Sohultz, Greenville, and Robert Simmons, Westerlo. COMMUNITY NOTES David Sturm died at his home . near here last Thursday evening. He had been in poor health for some time. He was 69 years old. He came to this country from Latvia and was a farmer. He i s survived by a son, Rudolph, and a daughter THE ENTERPRISE, ALTAMONT, N. Y., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1957 SECTION TWO — PAGE FIVE OFFICIAL NEW YORK STATE INSPECTION STATION HOWARD L GAGE 102 Prospect Street ALTAMONT, N. Y. PHONE UN 1-8041 Mrs. Stephen. Stark, and seven grand- children. Funeral services were held from the Warner Funeral Home in Schoharie Monday afternoon with the Rev. Russell Greene of Berne officiating. Burial 1 will be in the Gallupville cemetery in the spring. Mr. and Mrs. William Chase and Percy Sherman were called to Har- rington-, Del., last week to attend the funeral of Mrs-. William Sherman's son. Gene Murphy and Miss Theresa Wengenack were married at Berne by Rev. R. B. Greene Feb. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan CornweM are spending some time with their daugh- ter, Mrs*. Dennis Driscoll and family, near Hartman's Corners. Mr. and Mrs 1 . William Watson spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Watson, near Johnstown. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wendover of Schenectady spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Morehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lloyd received a telephone call from their son, Capt. Ralph Lloyd, that he is now stationed in Springfield, Mass. Carol Moseman of Schoharie spent Saturday with Connie Funk. Mr. and Mrs. William Przysiecki and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hoose and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hoose at Feura'Bush. ' Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Zimmer spent Saturday afternoon and eve ning with Mr T and Mrs. Luther Wilty. Mrs. Harry Rogers spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. William Shedina. Mrs, Olive Murphy spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Francis Wise, at Slingerlands. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Shedina an- nounce the birth of a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibbs of Knox spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Grover C. Becker., Mrs. James Parks entertained' at a birthday party for her daughter, Rox- ann, Tuesday after school. The-Home Demonstration Unit will meet Thursday evening, Feb'. 28, at 7:30 p. m. Project, \Sewing Screens.\ The Grange will sponsor a dance in its hall tonight (Feb. 15). Pub- lic invited. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Gal- lupville Fire company will sponsor a game party in the fire hall Friday evening, Feb. 22. Mrs, Ethel Zimmer spent Wednes- day afternoon and evening with her son, Chester Zimmer, 'and family. • Mrs. James Weaver spent Friday afternoon with her brother, Martin Spateholts and family, ait Delanson. S. D. Weidman and Mrs. Edith Young of Conesville spent Friday af- ternoon- with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Weidman. SUNDAY SPEAKER Trucked $b Your Well or Cistern DRINKING WATER or SOFT WATER MARSHALL GRAY (Dunnsvjlle) Phones: Schenectady EL 5-1708: E 5-0497 George Channing of San Francisco, Calif., will deliver a public lecture on Christian Science in Albany at 3 p. m. Feb. 17. The lecture is being given in First Church of Christ, Sci- entist, Madison Ave. at Quail St. Mr. ChanniMg, a former newspaper man, has devoted his entire time to title work of Christian Science since 1934. - ' ,. .' NASH NURSING HOME For Aged, Invalids and Convalescent ENID NASH, R. N. Delanson, N. Y. — R. D. 3 Phone East Berne 247 To Classified Advertisers ALL CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE EN- TERPRISE MUST BE PAID FOR WHEN COPY 18 SUBMITTED. We. mutt enforce this policy (trictly. Our raiei are far too small to permit book- keeping and invoicing on these accpunts. PLEASE DO NOT ASK US TO MAKE ANY EXCEPTION TO THIS RULE. RATES — MINIMUM COST OF A CLASSIFIED AP IS 60 CENTS FOR 25 WORDS OR LESS. If the ad It more than 25 words, figure one cent a word additional. Minimum cost, of classified •da for each insertion thereafter ip 26 cents, or one cent a word if more than 23 words. I SEND YOUR ADS BY MAIL, With proper remittance. .DEADLINES — Your copy must reach this office by WEDNESDAY NOON. FOR SALE — Four-room bunga- low, 20x24, completely furnished. Driven well; running water; complet- ed foundation 30x36 ready for a house. Drains aM in; concrete •floor; overhead door; wonderful vtiew. Edgar Ives, Dormansville, N. Y. Phone Westerlo 2765. 30-8t FOR SALE — HAY, fine quality; 1,000 bales, wire. Ernest Morlock, phone Westerlo 2001. 30-2t FOR SALE — HAY. George Hantmann, Schoharie Turnpike, Du- anesburgh. Call evenings. Phone Delanson 2651. 30-3t HARMONICAS SEE US! — COME OVERS E SELECTION — CUT PR Barigley & Wheeler SCHOHARIE 31-tf FOR SALE — About 150 bales oat straw — 40c per bale. Earl Wag- goner, iphone East Berne 3-J-l. FOR SALE 36x36 non-slip new shower basin; meat cleaver and steel - meat hooks. •Farm wagon axle with rubber 'tire wheels. Used lumber. Manure spreader. 36 steel fence posts. Fordson tractor. Shallow rubber- tire wheelbarrow. 2 crowbars. New farm wagon. Hand garden cultiva- tor. Blow itorch. School desks. Hand ibuitter Churn. Weed burner. New metal ear sun t visor. Girl's ice skates. Dawn and garden tools. 'Florence oil burners for 'kitchen stove. Hot water tank and stand. Four-room bungalow, also 30'x36' foundation complete, ready for house. Running water. Everything goes— leaving New York State. Phone Westerlo 2765. EDGAR IVES Dormansville, Albany Co., N. Y. 31-5t J. &J. CO. Radio - TV Service All Makes TRAINED, EQUIPPED AND AUTHORIZED COLOR T-V SERVICE Phone Altamont UN 1-8702 I BUD M UN ROE - TV Service Mgr. FREEHOLD FARM EQUIPMENT Allis Chalmers Sales and Service i FREEHOLD, N. Y. — Phone 7729 New and Used. Farm Machinery Parts Department Service Department We Take Anything in Trade Livestock, Machinery, Furniture, etc. 31-tf --FOR SALE-- 1 Biunper type Snow Plow, New, Angle JStfing - $65 I G. E. Mangle Ironer -- $75 Zenith T. V. 17\ Table Model $50 24\ Crosley Console T. V., Genuine Mahogany Cabinet . $165 — NOTICE TO FARMERS — Our Thursday Commission Sales are growing stronger — so bring in your cattle and calves. Also, we are tak- ing calves on each and every Mon- day, and paying highest market prices. COBLESKILL COMMISSION SALE Charles Way, Owner 31-4t 0FF|RBf BV BUILDER 3 and l#<bom Homes Halfway betwS?n.Albany and Sche- nectady, ina*\' residential area, Situated o.ifc 7«*? cr «lot. v/_ cera- mic tile bath; -Ba^ge, these homes have eyerythinfl. yo u - re looking for. Buy now at winter prices Te|e _ phone Albany n ,8ft-2875 or Schenec- tady ELgin 5-0724. 27 tf FOR SALE rr RANCH HOUSE at 140 Birchwood Drive, Guilderland near McCornracK s Corners. 3-bed- room and awfened garage. Lot 100x200. ?14;5O0 Ward G. Ack- man Inc., phone UN 1-8543. 26-tf FOR SALE — Five goats, all does\ Phone UN 1-3355, Weekdays after \ p. an. and aM day Saturday and Sun- day. 29-3t 189 A€R£S •New dairy barn fe 40 head of cat- tle. 8-can mm cooler, like new House 'large enough f or two f ami]des ' Driven we'll in tern. Harry Briees Quaker Street, N. If. Phone De f a 5 n ^ son 4215. 29-4t ,, FOR ~l A , LE ~Z ¥\* hous e on Albany-Shaker Koad, Colonie 3- bedroom and attached garage.' Lot 85x175. 15,000. Ward G. Acker- man Inc., phone UN 1-8543. 26tf FOR SALE —New ranch bunga- low, 6 rooms, bath and a half- at- tached garage.. Also building'lots for sale. Stanley Countryman, South Road, New galem, \. y. ~18-tf FOR' SALE — Or will trade foTa good farm - Pleasant home, all con- veniences, large tot, garage, chicken house, garden, shade trees. Further details from Box 13, South Bethle- hem. , 30-3t FOR SALE — John Deere G P •tractor. ,24 (ft. hay elevator. 300- ohick brooder. 20-rod roll of wo- ven wire. 3 beds, with springs and ma*tresses. 'Friend Sholtes, Berne Phone East Berne 17-J-2. ' 30-2 FOR SALE — Large white Flem- ish ibuck,, 2 does, 2 hutches. North- ern Spy and Baldwin apples. * A. L. Blends, Ravena. 30-2t FREEZER PRICES LOW NAME; BRANDS — LOW, LOW PRICES — — Come Over! _ SCHOHARIE 31-tf FOR SALE —Chrome breakfast set. Gray table 30\x48\ with leaf, 4 red chairs. \All condition. $25. E. Swartwout, Wests* 2835. 1 FOR SALE —,(& Holstein serv- ice bull: Three.'feck goats, white and brown, ^3 s& J&5.' Burdell •Lewis, 'Delanson,?' w,' R- T>. 3,. • iM 31_2t BILL'S SERVICE STATION 1 ^ S- AL E — 56 \ acre fa ' r m in vil- I WANTED' - 5 to 8 cans of 'high lage of New Salem. Allen Country- (test rhdlk .wanted on year 'round man, phone RO 5-2104. 28-4t (basis, at tap market price. Phone ' Albany 9-3638. MUFFLERS and TAILPIPES A Specialty Hollywood and Standard Types COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE HEADLIGHTS ADJUSTED Tires — Lubrication Accessories 127 Main Street Altamont, New York — CONVENIENT PLACE — TO SHOP FOR YOUR SPORTING GOODS Lund Snow Skiis and Toboggans. Johnson Ice Skates. Flexible Fly- er Sleds. Hunting and Fishing Equipment. Evinrude Motors. Boats and Boat Trailers. FICK'S MARINE SUPPLIES 1611 Western Avenue ALBANY 3, N. Y. Phone 2-7411 STORE HOURS: 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Daily. Sunday, 9 a. m. t o 5 p. m. 17-tf FOR SALE — 1953 Volkswagen deluxe sedan; radio and seat covers. 35,000 miles. $785. Phone ROek- well 5-2066. 29-tf FIREPLACE SPECIAL — COAL BRIQUETS, $25.00 ton delivered. Small lots - $1.75 per 100 lbs., de- livered. Cannell coal, $3.00 per 100 lbs., delivered. Ward G. Acker- man Inc., Altamont, N. Y. Phone UN 1-8543. 26-tf SNOW BLOWERS TORO and MAXIM Special Winter Rates on Mower Repairs and Electric Starters J. Simons 108 Lark St. Altamont UN 1-6469 20-tf FOR SALE — 20\ hot air fur- nace; pipe and registers included; very good condition. J. 'Malis, 1306 Third Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. Tel. FRanklin 4-3433. 30-3t Your International Harvester Farm Machine Dealer Sales and Service HOWARD L. GAGE Altamont, N. Y. 30-2t 46-tf FORD TRACTOR DEARBORN IMPLEMENTS NEW HOLLAND MACHINERY RITE-WAY MILKERS 8TAR LINE EQUIPMENT MYERS SPRAYERS MCCULLOCH POWER CHAIN SAWS Above All Sold and Serviced at HANSEN'S TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENTS Cor. Flat Rock Road & Route 43 CLARKSVILLE — Phone PO 8-2253 P. O. — STAR ROUTE, DELMAR 19-tf G. L. F. DAIRY AND POULTRY FEEDS Quality Seed — Fertilizer Lawn and Garden Supplies Farm Supplies — Roofing ALTAMONT G. L. F. SERVICE Tel. Altamont Un 1-8061 35-tf The New Harder Concrete Plastic Impregnated Silo EXTRA STRONG — MOISTURE RESISTANT' -AL80- THE TIME TESTED STANDARD CONCRETE AND WOOD MODELS Extra Roofs, Chutes, Staves, Etc. Write or Phone for Prices Special discount on early orders Albert H. Mead R. D. 1 Y. DELMAR, N Phone 9-3638 33-tf FOR SALE — Hereford cow, bred; or will trade for hay. Phone UNion 1-8841. 31-3t FOR SALE—MIXED HAY; large wire bales. Leo M. Decker, Guild- erland Center. Phone UNion 1-2702. 31-2t LOST AND FOUND FOR SALE — SURGE MILKERS. Surge coolers; drop-in units to fit any cabinet; also side opening cool- ers; hot water heaters, and Surge fencers. This stock is ready for immediate delivery at my place. Al- so immediate service on all Surge equipment GEORGE WARD, tel- ephone 125-F-12, Schoharie, N. X., ; 6-jf LOST — Sable col-lie dog, brown, black and white;, 1957 license No. 173404; answers to \Copper.\ Lost in Thacher Park area Wednesday, 1 Jan. 23. Reward. Phone East| Berne 228-J-3. 31-2t WANTED — Pasture for 6 head of young stock. Field chopper, any make, with motor. Phone ROck- well 5-2175. 31-2t WANTED — Paper hanging, paint- ing and general repair work. Mil- lard M. Quay, Knox, N. Y. — or phone East Berne 225-Jr4. tf FOR RENT FOR RENT — Large, room, suit- able for one or two people. Board if desired. 166 Maple Ave., Alta- mont. Phone UN 1-8185. 30-2t FOR RENT—3 and 4 room apart- ments for rent in Voorheesville. Low rents. Phone RO 5-2793. 31tf FOR RENT — 4 rooms in part of house; electric; water; garage, and garden. Suitable tor couple. 33 Pleasant St., Voorheesville, N. Y. 30-3t MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT FLOOR SANDING EQUIPMENT For Further Details — Call East Berne 259-J-3 31 -8t FARMERS — Had enough of farming? How about -trading your farm for a home 15 -minutes from Albany, dn pleasant village. All conveniences; can convert part, into an income producing apartment .6 acre, large garage, chicken 'house, beautiful grounds, garden. Good neighbors Who are 'already retired from farming. -Write Box 13, South Bethlehem. 30-3t GEIGER'S UPHOLSTERING — Ail types furniture upholstered and repaired. Latest plastic and fabric materials. DAVID K. GEIGER, 131 Maple Ave., Altamont. Phone UN 1-6402. 27-8t CARPENTER WITH POWER TOOLS Remodel Attics, Kitchens Ceiling and Floor Tile — Also — Electrical & Plumbing Maintenance Phone ROckwell 5-2011 or 5-2942 29-tf FOR SALE -*o|mdles of G.L.F. green, thick butiS W1 roofing shin- gles. MasseySarr-is tractor and snow plow. 4*irner gas stove for bottled gas. Bm Stenard, Feura Bush, N. Y. Hione POplar 8-2686. 30-3t FQR SALE — Wang and Cogswell chair; ironing board; electric mixer; curtain frames; mirror; radio; 4 prs. red drapes; clock; dining room pic- ture; stjpaim iron Call Albany 2-1298. _ 1 FOR SALE-Rock - Cornish fry- ers, roasters. |?ess 5 t o 7 lbs. Al- so Esco 4-oan fiflkcooier, good con- dition. E Lofee,-/Hurst Road, Del- mar, R. D. Pfcme 9-2049. 1 FOUND — Feb. 11, small brown dog on Bozenkill Rd. Has been in- jured and treated- by veterinarian— stitches in right front shoulder. Call Herman Van Buren, Altamont UNion 1-3538. It WEDDING CANDID PHOTOGRAPHY VERNON R. DAVIS Phone ROckwell 5-2066 2-tf FOR SALE - -fEainly cut hay, baled. Duroc bo^T, 1% years old. LeRoy Crounse K. D. 2, Voorhees- ville. 30-3t FOR SALE -2800 lbs. barn baled straw. 13 ba^nfeate of soda. Sin- gle 16-inch traMplow - §10. D. Fuglein, phone RQ 5-2766. 30-2 FOR SALE — John Deere 4-wheel manure spreader, steel wheels; ex- cellent ttondiition. 2 Hinman milk- ers, aluminum • buckets, • vacuum pump. Phone West Beme 4231. Curt Unverhau. 31-3t FOR SALE — Three healthy three months old female puppies ito toe had for the price of a- good home. Call Arthur L/awton, Delmar 9-2568, after 6 p. m. It FOR SALE - SO heifers, mostly Holstelns, near inj and blood tested. Joe Gipp. 3614 Guilderland Rd., Sche- nectady, N. Y. Pnone ELgin 5-3703. 30-3t FOR SALE— '}, Bred Jersey hei- fers. If your butter!at test is low, here is an oppJ^i^M'ty to add some well bred 5 yffqenters at farmers' prices. HdJtoniah Stock Farm — phone Un 1-8846-: 30-2t STEVEN KOMJATHY ALLIS-CHALMERS EQUIPMENT New Idea and L'ombard Chain Saws ROUTE 43 BERNE, N. Y. Phone East Berne 251 27-6t WEDDING INVITATIONS — And announcements. Get yours printed by the Enterprise Print Shop. Latest type faces. Compare our prices be- fore ordering elsewhere. Tire Alta- mont Enterprise — phone Altamoni UN 1-6641. tf WANTED ALL WOOLEN GARMENTS ARE MOTHPROOFED FREE • WHEN; CJUEANED BY Master Cleaners and Dyers, INCORPORATED 41-tf \POSTED\ SIGNS — Or \NO TRESPASS\ SIGNS. Get them at the Altamont Enterprise print shop, Altamont, Your name and post- office address printed on each sign. Any quantity desired. tf WANTED — Listings of farms, f homes, dwellings, businesses. Buyers I waiting. Write Michael and Edith J Buzon, Strout Representatives, Mid-' dleburgh, N. Y. Or phone VA 7-5757 after 6 p. m. NO EXCLUSIVES. 27-4t WANTED — Riders to Albany, leaving Altamont at 7 o'clock. Call George Farnum, Delanson 2547. Demolition Work BUILDINGS — BARNS — STRUCTURES Wilkinson Bros. CLARKSVILLE, N. Y. Phone POplar 8-2666 WANTED — Weight -lifting set— 100 to 200 lbs. Call East -Beme 24-R. 31-2t FOR SALE — Mall 2-man chain saw. Steinhorst 3-can milk cooler. Or will trade for -pigs or young cat- tle. Allen Countryman, New Sa- lem. Phone RO 5-2104. 28-4 FOR SALE — 1100 bales first cut- ting timothy hay and first cutting al- falfa. About 130 bales second cut- ting alfalfa. Allen Countryman, New Salem. -Phone RO 5-2104. 28-4t BERttE,N. Y. Telephone East Berne 251 L f 1874 Western Ave. ALBANY 3, N. Y. Phone 8-7125 TORLISH & WEAVER i ijtjfi WATER ^|LLS ~ PUMPS THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCB West Berne FOR SALE-frilling room suite. Also -parlor suiteiconsiisting of blue couch and .twpdSire (one blue and one red) - $20 for all or $10 for couch and So eadi (for .chairs. Mrs. Millard Quay, Knox village, or tele- phone East .Berne 225-J-4. 1 with !*•****?• ALtAltf0% miff f OftK UN 1-6421 REFORMED CHURCH Rev. Walter Kline, pastor. 10 a. m. Sunday, School. 11 a. m. Worship service, nursery for pre-schpbl, children, 7 p. m. YoiitK Fellowship. Missionary society, first Thursday of each month, 2 p. m. Willing Workers, first Tuesday of [each month, 7:30 p. m. Coupljps Club — Third Tuesday of the month at 7:30, p. m. CoSsistory —' First Thursday of each mtonth at 7:30 p. m. i * * * V- Friday, Feb. 15, 7:30 p. hi.—Heart- ing committee meeting at the home of Mrs. E. B. Schoonmaker. , Saturday, Feb. 16, 7 p. m.—Choir rehearsal at church. 1 Sunday, Feb. 17 — Worship, serv- ice. Sermon, ''The Harafe of Jesus 1 .\ TuesdiaS. Feb.~l9, 7:30 p. m. — Couples' Cltib at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Slaiter. Wednesday, Fef>. 20, 7:30 p. rfy. — iBiibte siudy arid' pra-yer fellowship at parsonage. The book of Joshfia will be discussed. UEAGUE TO MEEt The. Friendly League will meet w4«h- -WiSf-. Walter J. Kline, Berne, :6% Feb. 16. Enterprise ads pay — tfy th'eiri. FOR SALE - 1946 Chevrolet lte ton platform truck; sell ©r .trade for % ton truck. Electric 5-gaJ. water heater 1 year old - $16. 1 pair 6.00 - 15 snow tores and tubes -- $5. 1 set axle and -wheels with teres - $8. Five-room pot burner with copper coil water heater, 2 years old - $35. Bathinette - \• Phone UNdon 1-8746. 31-2t \FOR SALE\ SIGNS — Also \For Rent,\ \Flat For Rent,\ \Apartment For Rent,\ \No Smoking,\ etc. In- quire at the Altamont Enterprise of- fice, tf WANTED — Clean wiping rags, cut to proper size for use; cotton preferred. 7c per lb., delivered at our office. The Altamont Enter- prise, Altamont tf 34-tf PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, CARPENTER WORK AND GENr ERAL REPAIRS. Call JAMES SEGER, Altamont R. D. 1. Phone East Berne 223-J-3. 16-tf WANTED — Mixed hay. Ed- ward F. Kleinke, Glenmont, N. Y. Phone Albany 9-2291. 17-tf USED CARS - - S50 to buy and sell. Call \Lorr ROckwell 5-7381. FOR SALE — hay — large wire •uska. East Ber Berne 25-W-2. Wheat bales. $150. We g John\ — straw 1 and John Hal- ne. Phone East 31-2t FOR SALE — Stove, Magic Chef, combination oil and gas: lights, -tim- er and constant level for the oil; white, chrome trim. No reasonable offer refused. Telephone Ravena 8-1315. 1 WANTED — Chairs to put cane seats in. Contact Millard Quay, Knox village or Altamont - Star Rt. Phone East Berne 225-J-4. ' tf . WANTED — Rifles and pistols, old or modern. G. R. Sa,win Jr,» R. D. 2. Altamont. Phone Altamont UN Ir8727. ' 40-tf TREE SERVICE — Bracing, prun- ing, removal. Wood and logs cut with chain saw by insured foresters. Duane Tree Expert Co., Delanson, N. X. lei. 2528. 23-tf GET YOUR WRECKS REPAIRED HERE. Expert body and paint work. HOWARD L. GAGE, phone Alta- mont UN 1-8041. 102 Prospect St. 28-tf -For- WANTED TO BUY — Check your attic for old oil lamps, Grandpa's picture shaving mug, old fashioned parlor ornaments, glassware and china, letters postmarked before 1900, paintings and other articles. Write - Martha and Paul Weitz, 16 Mereline Ave., Albany, N. Y. (1-3-58) FOR SALE — One black and white cow, 4 years Old, due to fresh- en Feb. 17. Can be seen after 5 p. m. week days, and anytime Sat- urday and Sunday; Stanley Alex- son, Ostrander Road 1 , Altamont, N. Y. • 1 BULK BULK MILK T>iNKS ELECTRICAL Wl'FNNG ALTAMONIGCE SERVICE PHONE Ufc ; ^8061 .., •••x: ... 31-tf 1 FOR SALE — 1 mahogany drop- leaif table, 46\x52\. 1 cherry drop- leaf table (cloverleaif), 35x38. Ex- cellent condition. Phone UNion 1-6625. , 31-2t HAY FOR SALE — 1,000 bales early cut, timothy and -trefoil. Ed- ward Boombower, Westerlo, R. D., N. Y. Tel. Greenville 5-4293. CHATHAM AREA AUCTION Co-op., Incorporated Invites your consifrftments of cows, bulls, calves, hogs, eggs, etq. Sales, every Thursday. Produce seHs at 12 o'clock - livestock at 3 p. m. CHAT- HAM AREA AUCTION CO-OP., Inc., \On the Fair Grounds.\ Chatham, N. Y. Phone Chatham 2-4101 on Thursday, 2-6282 or 2-5711 any eve- ning. 12-tf WANTED — Productive dairy or poultry farm in Helderbergs. Must be able to support hard-working young farn-i'ly. Contact Box 13, South Betlhlehem, for immediate re- ply. 30-3t TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES UHF CONVERSIONS SERVICE ON TELEVISION AND RADIOS Mainont A UN L l-2291 ALTAMONT APPLIANCE (SAM CATALFOMO) 39-tf ROBERT COOPER Radio and T. V. Service WANTED TO BUY I WILL BUY USED OUTDOOR CHAISE LOUNGES To be used at Slimmer Camp PHONE Albany 5-8460 or 8-5092 SPLICE STATION M0D|RM;2-BAY — DELAWARE AVENUE, ALBmti : NEAR THE THRUWAY INTER- CfiA»&|Si AVAILABLE SOON. MODER- ATE CA$!T#Ei REQUIRED. 5-4526-9-1749 WANTED — Woman for light housework, 2 hours a day, Monday •through Friday. 101 Severson Ave., Altamont, or phone UN 1-8576. 30-2t WESTERLO, N. Y. PHONE WESTERLO 2698 50-tf NEED EXTRA MONEY? Large earnings from demonstrat- ing plastic and gift items. Party plan. Full or part -time. For in- formation call — Albany 2-8603. 30-3t LIVESTOCK WANTED iuy yourr Dairyy andd Beeff Custom Butchering Will buy you Dair an Bee Cows. In a clean licensed slaughter House. Will pick up and deliver. - — Phone Collect — Schenectady ELgin 5-3551 AL CUOMO Altamont, New York - . 31-12t DON'T PUT UP WITH Sulphur — Iron — Hardness In Your Water — Consult — MYERS WATER CONDITIONING SERVICE RAY I. BETTS Thompson's Lake, Altamont East Berne 83 -MYERS WATER SOFTENERS— 30-(tf MRS. ALBEftT will give iree in- st-touotions iri ceramics ifbr adults eri- rollkig. between Feb. 1 and -Feb. 14. [•'For in'fbrjnMiM,<iaM iRO 5-<26i8. 'i i ii i li _ i M »\ iit\i|Oiiiiil'iViriiiii^'HiiliiiiiiiiMiiiitilliiitiiiiiiiiii SPECL&iitzt^iN:. .'•. Dependable Plumbing -Electrical Repairs, and Minor Installations ' #A|r'T *D'liS&-' PKotti Artamorit UNion 1*8177 iiiiiiHiiiViiiiViiiiMiii'Miiiitiii!iiiiiiitiHiiiiiiiiitiUiyiiMhi<ifiii^
