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SECTION TWO -*• PAGE FOUR THE ENTERPRISE, ALTAMONT, N. Y„ FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1957 'M tekh L MT '- TOWN W NEW «M AliANY CO., N. Y. FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1956 GENERAL FUND Receipts Balance from previous year Property Tax for General Fund State Aid, Per Capita . . . . Mortgage Tax Junk Dealers' Licenses . Fines, Penalties and Forfeitures Fees of Town Clerk .. .. . .. Fees of Justice of Peace Fees of Tax Collector From Onesquethaw Volunteer Fire Co., Inc., for Compensation Insurance carried 'by the Town From- New Salem Volunteer Fire Dept, Inc., for Compensation Insurance carried by the Town Refund on Compensation Insurance Policy From Heldervale Water Dist., for Town Supervisaon Property Tax for Onesquethaw Fire Protection District Property Tax for New Salem Fire Protection District Property Tax for New Scotland Fire Protection District Property Tax for Slingerlands Fire District $16,792 27 . 15,751 20 . 14,043 80 . 3,422 65 20 00 240 00 744 80 342 00 295 80 343 65 156 60 31 00 100 00 4,381 51 1,593 62 1,004 06 891 41 45 Trotters, Pacers Train At Victoria Raceway Track Forty-five trotters and pacers in- cluding some with several wins at the •top harness tracks in eastern United States are in winter training at the Victoria Raceway Sta'bles, U. S. Rt. 20, between DunnsvHle and Giffords. The half-mile track now rated one of the finest winter training tracks in the east, is a daily beehive of ac- tivity as owners and trainers' alike ready their charges for the 1957 sea- son at the top pari-mutuel tracks. License Hearing Due In Town of New Scotland A puttie hearing on whether out- door entertainment promoters need special licenses to operate in the town of if^ Scotland will be held Tuesday, March' 5, 9* 8 p.m., in fhe audi'tonjujn of ,^ e Clarksville school. The Town Board hopes to pass an ordinance itS^t will enable it to con- trol (theatres circuses, race tracks and otlher forms of amusement. Such an ordinance was mentioned when ' construction of «• drive-in Red Cross Committee ments Made Included among the reinsmen who theatre -near rte-Heldervale section ro hvnvfvi the recent below freez- „w,„ ~*. L.I 1 U „, . -..,>;.,„„,«> nmiM TOTAL RECEIPTS ... $60,154 37 Payments Rentals Compensation of Employees Repairs, Light, Heat and Telephone Compensation of Election Officials (Inc. Mileage) Compensation of Custodians of Voting Machines Compensation Insurance Official Bonds and Undertakings Fire and Liability Insurance Dues for Membership in Association of Towns Printing/and Advertising (Ail Departments) Employees Retirement System (Town Share) Payment to State for Social Security Contribution Fund (Town Share) Salary of Supervisor Salaries of Justices of Peace Compensation of Employees Office and Other Expenses of Justices of Peace Salary of Town Clerk .\ Compensation of Employees Office and Other Expenses of Town Clerk Salary of Councilman Salaries of Assessors Compensation of Employees Office and Other Expenses of Assessors- Social Security Administration Cost Salary of Tax Collector Office and Other Expenses of Tax Collector Salary of Town Attorney Salary of Constable Inspection Costs (Multiple Residence Law) American Legion Memorial Day Observance Onesquethaw Fire Protection District .. .'. New Salem 1 Fire Protection District New Scotland Fire Protection District Slingerlands Fire District § 225 00 102 50 10,149 85 996 00 170 00 847 33 382 63 1,695 66 72 00 744 79 1,765 43 599 76 2,200 00 2,700 00 20 00 67 59 2,800 00 35 00 196 86 500 00 4,000 00 350 00 183 45 4 75 1,200 00 116 95 1,200 00 400 00 400 00 138 66 4,381 51 1,593 62 778 00 891 41 have braved the recent below freez ing temperatures and snow to work their horses each day, are Jimmy Sonimerville, Scotia; Nino Corradi, Harry Payne, Schenectady; Michael Orsini, Altamont, and Doc Berry, who trains the stable of Bob Empie of Watervliet. which includes the top trotter of Judy's Bomb 2:05 2-5. Victoria Raceway is also the home of Forbes Chief (3) 2:01 1-5 and a winner of the Little Brown Jug, who is standing at the farm. This past season one o fhis get, a two-year-old pacing gelding, \Newport Jester,\ was the leading pacer on a mile track with a record of 2:04 2-5. With the coming of spring, the roster will increase as new arrivals enter into this great sport which now is rated as a multi-million dollar business. TOTAL PAYMENTS BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND, DECEMBER 31, 1956 HEALTH FUND Receipts Balance From Previous year Property Ta# for H&aHititi Fund Fees of Registrar of Vital Statistics ..$41,908 75 $18,019 56 810 31 558 55 59 50 Maecker -- Controy The marriage of Miss Carole A. Controy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Controy, McKownville, and Sp. 3/c Charles P. Maecker, USA, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maecker. Chicago, took place Feib. 16 in .the Grotto of Our Lady of •Lourdes. The Rev. Paul C. Cox officiated. The 'bride wore chantilly lace over faille, with full skirt caught up in •the back to form a small bustle, and a fitted bolero jacket with mandarin collar. Her fingertip veil fell from a coronet of pearlized orange blos- soms. She carried white roses. Miss Judith A. Controy, maid of honor for her sister, wore daffodil •yellow crystalette over taffeta, with matching headpiece, and carried yel- low roses. Pfc. Arthur Lally, Boston, was best •man, and Archie Reid and Al Bled, Pibtsifield, Mass., were ushers. , The reception was at Barone's Murray Inn. Mr. Maecker and his bride will live on Staten Island, where he ds stationed with the Army. TOTAL RECEIPTS $ 1,428 36 Payments Salary of Health Officer $ 458 25 Salary of Registrar of Vital Statistics 100 00 Other Expenses 6 00 TOTAL PAYMENTS \$ 564 25 BALANCE IN HEALTH FUND, DECEMBER 31, 1956 $ 864 11 HIGHWAY FUND Highway Fund (Item 1) Receipts Balance From Previous Year $ 2,000 34 Property Tax 29,153 37 State Aid 2,846 63 Inspection Licenses Issued The State Motor Vehicle Bureau has issued an additional 23 official inspection station licenses in Albany and neighboring counties. Beginning this month,.the schedule calls for checking of 1939 and 1940 model vehicles. Brakes, lights, wheel alignment and steering are included in the inspection; Among the licenses issued are tihe following in the rural sections: Kel- lam's Garage, Schoolhouse Road, R. D. 2, Voorheesville, and Duanesburgh Garage, Duanesburgh. was started The ordinance would be a. means of control until New Scotland is zoned, according to a member of the Town Board. According to a legal notice pub- lished in the Enterprise last week, the hearing is called for ifche purpose of \considering the enactment of an ordinance licensing and regulating places of public amusement.\ Altamont Girl Scouts Glfi|L SCOUT WEEK National: GM Scout Week will .be observed %. r . 10-16. Sunday, Mar. 10, all scouts will attend their own church services in uniform. All lead- ers and troop committee members are urged', to attend these services with the scouts. The girls who at- tend -St. Lucy's Catholic church will attend the 9 o'clock mass. During the week there will be displays at the various stores. Troop 63 will have a display at the Altamont De- partment Store; Troop 37 at the Al- tamont Pharmacy; Trooy 285 ait the Altamont Bake Shop, and Troop 129 at Altamont Hardware. Saturday, Mar. 16, the public is invited to a girl Scout sing in the village park at 2 p. m., weather per- mitting. Scouts will 'be selling cookies the week of Mar. 8-18. TROOP 285 Brownje Troop 285 met .Thursday afternoon at the Reformed church,. The girls presented the World Friendship 'banks which we made last week. We collected $5.11. We spent the rest of the meeting learning songs to sing in the park the Satur- day of Girl Scout Week. Mrc. Mc- intosh\ helped us with a new song, \Peace I Ask Thee, Oh River.\ TROOP 129 Troop 129 met ^Monday at the Al- tamont Elementary school. We start- ed to learn the facts on flag etiquette and we rehearsed the songs for the Girl .Scout sing which will 1 be on Saturday, Mar. 16. Mrs. Sivell was present and discussed 1 ^e cookie sale to be jeld Mar. 8-18. February 23, our two representatives, Sandra Chicoine and Carol Sivell; went to the Julietre Lowe international meet- ing. Ea«|i\ received and autograph from one!$£. the Korean girls who entertaine^t the meeting.' • ^l&TROOP 37 - We ias$jk St. Jdbii's Lutheran church *BxrlLy;. evejtfeg. We? dis^ cussed Girl Smut weekaiid presented a skit. We wned' how to tie knots and do leath§|work.-~Judy Donald son, scribe. Property Tax TOTAL RECEIPTS 13,500 00 . $17,161 19 Snow and Miscellaneous Fund (ltem'4) Payments Salary of Town Superintendent $ 4,000 00 Expenses of Town Superintendent >. , 1,000 00 Removing Obstructions Caused by Snow 11,127 94 Other Miscellaneous Purposes , 606 68 Mrs.' John Gray, chairman, and Mrs. Herman Benner, vice-chairman, of Guilderland-Foi-t Hunter Branch, Albany County Chapter, American Red Cross, have announced appoint- ments to the branch committee for 1957. Committee members are John J. Welsh, Marvin Washburn, Mrs. Jos- eph Mayer, Mrs. John Beach^ Mrs, Thomas Deveno, Mrs. Thomas Van Wagenen, Mrs. Edith Relyea, 3V|rs. Helen Kulczyk and Miss Adele Ed- wards. Chairmen of the special sub-corn^- mifctiees are; Mr. Welsh, chairman, and Mr. Washburn, vice-chairman of the disaster committee. jVrrs. (Mildred Ourrie is fund chairman' for Fort Hunter and 'Mrs. Relyea for Guilder- land. Mrs. Deveno is home nursing chairman. The loan closet heads are Mrs. Van Wagenen for Guilderland and Mrs. Kulczyk for Fort Hunter. Publicity chairman is Mrs. Gordon Martin. Mrs. Beach is water safety chairman for Guilderland and Mrs. Mayer for Font Hunter. Junior Red Cross chairmen are Miss Edwards for Port Hunter and Mrs. Marie Clothier for Guilderland. Altamont Cub Scout Notes Den 5, Feb. 25. Frank Spadaro was our guest. Mickey Moshier led the pledge of allegiance. We had lunch 'and rehearsed the grand howl. Mrs. Rogers read us the fable of Akela. We worked 1 on our Indian pictures. We played' buzz and closed with the \Living Circle.\ — Gary Gray, denner. BLUE AND GOLD BANQUET Pack 51, Altamont Cub Scouts, held its blue and gold banquet on Thursday, Feb. 21, 'at St. John's Lu- theran church. Many thanks are due the cub mothers for the fine supper, especially Mrs: Kaasa, Mrs. Whipple, Mrs. Croff and Mrs. Hopper, who worked' in the kitchen. Fathers and sons enjoyed singing old favorite songs under the direction of John Schilling with Mrs. Eleanor Ricker at the piano. ' Welcomed into the pack as bob- cats were Larry Claus, Richard White and Mark Keenholts. Awards presented were: Wolf badges to Jimmy Moshier, Tommy Wormer and John Schilling. Tommy 'and John also earned gold arrow points. Under wolf: Earl Mabie earned gold arrow, one silver; Bobby Stewart, gold, one silver; Stephen Ricker, gold, two silver. Bear badges went to Stephen Rogers and Tommy Armstrong. Tom- my also received a gold arrow 'and a silver arrow. Under bear: Craig Peters earned a sliver arrow and Rickey Rowley a gold arrovw. Don- ald Mcintosh received his lion badge and gold arrow points, Richard Monks, Stephen Racker and Craig Peters received denner 'bars and John Schilling, assistant. Cubbies were won by 'Dens 10 and 3 for display and Den 3 for achievement. ***•* The movie, \Mr. Scoutmaster,\ sponsored by Pack 51, originally scheduled for Mar. 2, has been post- poned t o Mar. 9. The proceeds from this movie will be used to reregister the boys for the next year and to pay for badges and other awards. Your support will be appreciated; * * * * Cub leaders: Watch next week's issue for date of leaders' meeting. Remember the round table Monday, Mar. 11, at the Slingerlands school. You can make 'the average man mad by referring to him as an aver- age man. Holstein Breeders Ass'n . Has Membership Drive The Capita! District Molstein-JPijle:- sian association is conducting a cafo? paign to irenew old membenahips sind- secure new members. The drive will continue' until (March 15, All Oolstein breeders and dairy- men with, Oolstein cows should be- long Ito the association, sair; CSharj.es W. Goodlfellpw, secretary, \si) as\ to foe 'able t o exhibit at rthe bl$jck and white show next August on tfte Al- tamont Fair grounds. - Holstein breeders and owners wot contacted in this drive are asked to send a card to Mr. Goodfellow, Voor- heesviUe R. D. 2. jttA^tlN Steel Bilt and SHENANGO Steel BJdgs. 2P'x40' Building •- $868 F. ,0. . . .Freight -- Approx. $67.50 Easy erection. Many sizes. Wrjte for literature. B. ALTAMONT, N. Y. phone Altamont UN 1-2063 • 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • »••••••••»•••••••••#••#• »#•!»•• •*•••••••••••••••••••• —AillflllNOM SIDING-- : HEAV.y GAUGE • Baked-on Enamel Triple Track Windows • Courtesy Estimates New and Old Homes * NO POWN PAYMENT — 36 MONTHS TO PAY J STANIIY SilG & ROOFING CO. j 14 WALNUT AVENUE SCHENECTADY (Rotterdam) • DOORS Tel. ELgin 5T3412 AWNINGS • TOTAL PAYMENTS BALANCE IN SNOW & MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4) DECEMBER 31, 1956 ..$16,734 62 ..$ 426 57 TOTAL RECEIPTS $34,000 34 Highway Fund (Item 1) Payments * General Repairs, Including Sluices 1 and 1 Culverts $33,603 17 TOTAL PAYMENTS $33,603 17 BALANCE IN HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1), DEC. 31, 1956 $ 397 17 BRIDGE FUND Bridge Fund (Item 2) Receipts Balance From Previous Year $ 424 21 Property Tax 800 00 TOTAL RECEIPTS $ 1,224 21 Bridge Fund (Item 2) Payments Materials for Repair and Maintenance of Bridges $ 156 15 HELDERVALE WATER DISTRICT ACCOUNT Receipts Balance From Previous Year Property Tax Water Rents , Water Rent Arrears TOTAL RECEIPTS 173 23 1,300 54 535 97 52 01 ..$ 2,061 75 Payments Principal on Bonds Interest on Bonds' ....^ • Purchase of Water ['\\ Billing and Collecting Water Rents .. . .'. Reading Water Meters ... \]'\\ Repairs ... Town Supervision ... '[ TOTAL PAYMENTS . BALANCE IN HELDERVALE WATER DISTRICT ACCOUNT, DECEMBER 31, 1956 500 00 335 40 657 07 125 00 40 00 5 00 100 00 TOTAL PAYMENTS > $ 156 15 BALANCE IN BRIGE FUND (Item 2) DECEMBER 31, 1956 .. $ 1,068 '06 MACHINERY FUND i Machinery Fund (Item 3) Receipts Balance From Previous Year $ 3,958 86 Property Tax 8,093 20 Received 1 From Sale of Notes 4,000 00 TOTAL RECEIPTS $16,052 06 Machinery Fund (Item 3) Payments Ptfjrcftase of Machinery, Tools and Equipment $ 7,621 69 . $ 1,762 47 ..$ 299 28 TRUST FUND — EMPLOYEES' WITHHOLDINGS FOR SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUTION FUND Receipts Employees' Withholding for Social Security $ 599 76 TOTAL RECEIPTS $ 599 76 Payments N. Y. State Social Security Contribution Fund ' $ 599 76 TOTAL PAYMENTS ... BALANCE IN TRUST FUND, DECEMBER Zl'l^'Z'.'.'.'.^^ •R#pa|c of Machinery, Tools and Equipment ftedemb'ttton of Bonds, and Interest ' • '•' y.<~ ,., ; . : ; ; ' TOTM.; PAYsipiNTS •BAD|jsrCE iif -M^ppEaiY .FUND (VFSM 3) DEC. 31, 1956 «W^V^ND JSJH8CELLANPPUS FUND „. Sjj0*j|Md; MlsceHanepus Fund (Item 4) ;•' ',•\•••.'•• ( ..;/.?,.•'•'';' Receipts ; Balance ft^^x^oi&> : 'Xe&' t: >. s < .• 4,626 31 -3,093 20 ..$15,341 20 .. $710 86 599 76 'NONE VERIFICATION STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF ALBANY SS.: TOWN OF NEW SCOTLAND at Wilhs Mcintosh, being duly sworn, deposes tort save *hat .he resides Clarksville, N. Y., tiiat he is the SupervM^^jWS ttew Scot- land, m the County of Albany, and that the ItAktf&tit is a true and correct statement of the moneys received''S^tt*o$ ^ N™ & Supervisor of the sand Town, for the fisca/l year S JiSJmber 3i, 1956, and that this report agrees with the official re^^pf^S Subscribed and' sworn- to before me this 18th day of February, 1957. ^'L^McirJTGSH, £S W*' A:a*esS' \\*\ N, Y- $ 3,661 19 , ARTttUR'LANGFELDER, Justice of H^L^e, — PRICES SLASHED — To Make Room for Progress and Expansion at De Soto Corner ABSOLUTELY NOTHING Down —All you have to have is the ability to pay! 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From $13§5 — GOOD QUALITY — '54 Mercury Convertible .... $1295 '53 Chrysler, 4-Door $895 '54 Chevrolet 2-Door $995 '52 Dodge Coupe $495 — LOW PRICED — '51 Oldsmobile \88\ 4-Dr. $395 '49 De Soto Convertible '.. $349 '49 Dodge 4-Door $295 '49 Chrysler Club Coupe $393 ARMORY GARAGfi „ 39TH YEAft DE SOTO QUALITY DEALER .TEL. 2-3381 926 Central, Corner Golvin ALBANY, N.Y, \ Open Evenings COWtE TO CUMMINGS WE DEFEND UPON THE Trutji And The BUYER'S GOOD JUDGMENT You Get: To Sell Our Used Cars YOU TAKE NQ CHANCES HERE! You Have: T OVER 50 GOOD CARS To Select From A FULL YEAR 100 Percent GUARANTEE JEFF SCHEIiL — Used Car Mgr CUM Ml Imperial — Chrysler — Plymouth Hdqs. 1594 STATE — USED CAR LOT SCHENECTADY PHONE P\ 6-2365 SAME HIGHER QUALITY ti}sni»»»»»»}t»»iiiii»i»m»»nj»»»i»in»»in»i»»!»i»»»»i» At NEW LOWER PRICES! OUR BEEF — So our customers tell us — IS TENDERER, TASTIER AND JUICIER THAN ANY THEY CAN BUY ELSEWHERE. We want to keep this valuable reputation. Here is how it is done. . Fine BEEF animals — scientifically fed all their lives — slaughtered at their prime. We have been in the beef making business for twenty-five years, and we know how to do it right. BEEF SOLD — by the quarter -- cut, wrapped and frozen to your order — OR — in frozen retail cuts at the farm, THE GAGE STOCK FARMS - Delanson, N. Y. j Inquire Delanson 2345 SPECIAL PRICES FOR CHURCH AND CLUB SUPPERS No. 967 — U. S. ROUTE'2p, JUST;0FF,^EAR DUANESBURGH — The business manfs restful dream. 94 acres with large lovely lake all stocked With bass, perch, bullheads, etc. 4Q acres of woods, 50 acres tillable, creek. Large nice 6-rpom home, bath, furnace heat, , great view; garage; patio, fieio^tone fireplace; great hunting; also ideal for club. Real privacy.; f.6:'|^iles #pm Albany and close to Schenectady, faxes §f0 year. VPBME $10>5]&d cash. Come and There's only p^e of-these in'a-3',000'\anijt close in. get it. No. 973 — HELDERBERGS ^s 97 acres with 10-room home, shower bath, somg furniture, Venetian blinds; hard road. Barn 50x60, old. Shed; good soil, half tillable; nice lawns. Taxes $45 year. Nice place to get a start, or summer home. PRICE $6,000. No. 968 — SGHQHAJtjfeWxip'TY, 28 riiljes from Albany. The ideal retirement small farm. *|5 acres, 8-room heme, bath, new hot water oil heat; chicken house, garage; half-mile to bus service. All al- uminum siding; nice for cabins, stand, etc. Taxes $110 yr. PRICE $10,500. Large creek .her£. No. 969 — WESTERLO-S||0fiON — 95-aipre farm, 25 miles out. 10- room house, bath. 10-acres timber, 50 acres tillabe, 25 acres pasture Barn 36x65 with 24 staftchipn|>; garage, shed, silo. PRICE $8,900. No. 970 — SCHOHARIEVcbUNTY, 31 miles out. 215-acre farm, 11- ropm hjBm(B/b^th,''^ew^H«;.r#nj^fun^ce^at. l Barn 30x100, 21 stan- chions, electric, el*, /f^ckeji hdUsSMher buildings. 156 acres till^le, 40 ac^es pgstuife^pe ty wp>ds, A v^fy fine un-equipped farm. PRICE $13,500. This is in rea| working condition. No 971 _ A J75-ACRE j) jjMfcr£&JIpj-E',D >AI*M. 8-room home, furnace heat, bath; 2-carfl«irjrae> Barln 40x60, a second barn, shoo etc. 150 fipres tiJlabl^cx£«R, pond, 35 head stock, very complete line of farm machinery. This place is In good condition. PRICE complete $27,000. No. 972 — A 40-ACRJE IDEAL S^AUL FARlW. All tillable.... Three- apartment home, f 80 jiidnth reht besides owner's apaVtmeht. Home has all improvem(Srtts,;bath;s, hot W4ter oil heat. Live here, collect $960 year, raise chick#ftt and sit pretty for security. PRICE $12,500. An Esperance^atipifc y PHICE No. 974 — A 4-ACRE 8-.POOM HELDERBERG MOUNTAIN HOME— Xfffi .8 TL a * ^!^':^ n ±^5!i!i?^ f,: 2 m i•$W n * * \\\« large pond. 50 j.p l$o aores at SPECIAL NOTE — 25 other new farn) listings, rjasonaWe p*lcje$. •• jyifcny h4Vf good ftojises, 8ev\eral high class stopk and equipped Ur^e..apre;^ ? fartts/$^5 ; obO to $5o!ooS. 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