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V %w vi.SukV-vijirit .V-iVv^.V.Vlv'.tiv* -V-. ^i^^^mw®^^^^ B*W*'*H--<' ^^'*'^'SMiisi54§^i3&S fs^pSS SS?^4C^-.\iH^»»'*'\'>~'«r'*''''' , 8ECTI0N TWO — PAGE SIX THE ENTERPRISE, AUT^n oNT| N. Y., FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1957 Itrit If i; Berne REFORMED CHURCH Rev. Walter Kline, pastor. 9;30 a. m. Preaching services. 10:45 a. m. Sunday school. Junior choir, 11:45 a. m. Sundays. 7. p. m. Youth Fellowship. Couples' Club, 6:30 p. m., on first Wednesday. Missionary society, second Wednes- day of each month, 2 p, m. League for Service, third Thursday of each month, 8 p. m. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. — Bible study and prayer fellowship at the parsonage. * * * * Saturday, March 2nd: 1 p. m. Instruction class at the par- sonage. 2:30 p. m. Rehearsal of World Day of Prayer drama at ithe church. AH who are contributing props or cos- tumes are asked to have them at the J ; ce ~ V^JJ D e church by this time. Sunday, March 3, 9:30 a. m. — Worship service. Tuesday, March 5th: 3:45 p. m. Rehearsal for the World Day of Prayer drama. 6:30 p. m. Congregational meeting at the fire hall, beginning with a covered dish supper. Business meet- ing will 'Start at 7:30 p. m. The proposed educational unit will we discussed, and the views of the con- gregation sought on various aspects of 'the plans. Wednesday, March 6th: 7:30 p. m. Lenten service at the Berne Lutheran church. Rev. Kline will preach. Topic, \The Beginning of Discipleship.\ 8:30 p. m. Couples Club will meet at the home of Mr. 'and Mrs. Arthur Burnett. Rev. Louis Cbisman, ex- ecutive director of Camp Fowler, Berne-Knox Central Schools Kindergarten: Mrs. Risley We have learned many interesting things about George Washington. Danny 'Shaver, Billy Jacobs and Christie Farragut brought in picture^ for us to look at. Mrs. Sherwin loaned us a lovely book for our teacher to read to us. We were very glad to have Jay Case return to school. We hope he continues to improve so he can stay zan jungle,-.^ the people who live there. \' will be present to show slides of life with us. at Camp Fowler. Members of the Lydia Shedina is very proud of a Beaevrdam Couples Club will be new baby sister. Kindergarten: Mrs. Saddlemire guests. LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Russell B. Greene, pastor. Sunday, March 3rd: 9:30 a. m. Sunday school. 10:30 a. m. Morning owrship. Ser- mon: \For Personal Profit.\ The first community Lenten serv- held in the Lutheran church Wednesday, Mar. 6, at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Kline will bring the message. Bonds & Insurance <a<i Old Line or Mutual Automobile and Fire \5><i CLYDE L. BALL BERNE, N. Y. Tel. West Berne 2001 WORLD DAY OF PRAYER Senices commemorating World Day of Prayer will be held in the Berne Reformed church on Mar. S at 2 p. m. Purpose of the World Day of Prayer is to unite all Christians in a bond of prayer, to give individuals an opportunity to share in a fellow- ship of prayer with others around the world, and to witness to their belief Mark Michienzi and Karen Joslin celebrated their sixth birthdays this week. We all enjoyed the good cookies Johnny Bassler's mother made for us to enjoy at snack time. We made flags to celebrate George Washington's birthday. We had a fine parade. | We were happy to welcome Donna Livingston back to school. We are glad she is better. Grade 1: Mrs. Quay We have enjoyed having vacation days because it is a long time until Easter vacation. Martin Van Buren and Franklin Van Ness have been our busy house- keepers this week. We were pleased to see Mrs. Leber, Mrs. Herzog, Mrs. Saddlemire, Mr. and Mrs. Haverly and Mr. Coul- that praver has the power to bring ter at PTA. the hearts of men into conformity Everyone has had fun building with God's will. This is an interde- skyscrapers with Peter Polukort's nominational service and the offering white plastic blocks. We thank Peter will go for the interdenominational for sharing them with us. Several missions projects. FOXENKILL GRANGE Wednesday evening, Feb. 20. Past Deputy Spencer Duncan and Past Juvenile Deputy Florence Duncan | were given a surprise appreciation party at Bethlehem Grange by the subordinate Granges of Albany coun- ^ ty. Several Foxenkill members were 'us'that her group had enjoyed'listen- present, including Lecturer Florence i ing !0 . We Hked it, too. Ricky La Flagler, who planned Foxensul s Grange has received a letter from share of the evening's entertainment, j Teddy Alberts. We hope he will Quizmaster Ed Pitcher succeeded m ; bring it t0 sc hool for all of us to 'betting Mr. Duncan and Deputy Earl | re ad. Loucks to \pay the consequence\ and Several people have manuscripted girls have had their dolls to school and played with them during the noon hour. In arithmetic we are starting sub- traction. Grade 3: Mrs. Lockwood We have been thinking and read- ing about George Washington's birth- day. Mrs. Risley shared a story with All muscle The dynamic WD-45 has \dead'' weight engineered out; -.. two~ thousand pounds of it... to save you-fuel and money. Yet, there's ptenty df'jweight onthe drive B&OSTER system shifts tjje weight instantly. You gejj; en.fcrthirc! more work power 'p$t dollar. Come in and try it. - TRACTION BOOSTS* \ tt on Allii-Cholmerj trbdqiiarK, , ALLIS-CHALMERS SALES AND SflrtHSff to dress live babies. The puppies co- operated very well and looked real dressed-up in a few minutes. The covered-dish supper and work \bee\ on Washington's birthday was very well attended and much work accomplished. Special helper of the evening was Past Deputy Donald Robinson. Mr. Robinson has been Foxenkill's guest on several occasions this winter and the membership has enjoyed having him present. A collection was taken for the Heart Fund, in memory of Mrs. How- afd Long and Milton Hart, Sr. Any- one wishing to contribute to this fund may give their contribution to Mrs. Leo Le Buis, community service chairman. stories on large story paper to be put up on the bulletin board for every- one to read. Phyllis Porter wrote a poem about George Washington. Delia Garloek wrote a story about our flag. Jo- anne Tork brought a small flag for our window. Mitchell Snyder is writing a story about a bobsled run. He and his family visited such a place recently. Grade 3: Mrs. Sherman We have missed Karen Wier and Kenneth Earl this week. We were happy to receive two cards from Carol Bleichert, who was on her way to Florida. We have read and heard a lot Grade 4: ^ rs Gag e Evelyn Bjw brought cupcakes on Tuesday to tFL, with us. We all enjoyed this treat very much. Thank you, Evely n , We are, V erv sorry that Susan Garry is ty ag ^ n . In 'our arithmetic, we are learning multiplication with carrying. We play many games to help us learn Qur combinations. We are trying hard to fee more accurate in our work. Everyone enjoyed Mrs. FiHans' 6th grade assembly program last Friday. Grade 5: Mr$. Hallenbeck This week in social studies we -nave ibeen making large drawings of What we have studied. Some of the boys are drawing the Battle of Lex- ington, some are drawing Paul Re- vere's Rid e . another group has drawn a lar ge map of the United States, showing how the country ex- panded. We all enjoy doing this work. In arithmetic we are learning to add fractions Everyone is trying to do more reading from the library: Grade 6: Mrs. Filkins We put on our assembly program last Friday. The play was a'bout \The Unhapov Calendar and Father Time.\ w We have been working on a unit about Germany in social studies. Our bulletin 'board'has^a display of many of the things that we have studied about. In arithmetic we are working on multiplication of fractions and can- cellation. Most of us find it quite easy. Grade 7 Caroline Keller is back in school after 'being m with the mumps. On Valentine's Day we had a party. -We all thank Linda Sisson for bringing cupcakes. In English class we presented a dramatization of \Rip Van Winkle,\ directed by Linda Stevens and Elaine Schanz. Chris Shukes played the part of Rip. Grade 8 The eighth grade's play is coming along fine. Everyone knows his part very well. The play will 1 be presented around Mar. 1 in assembly. Grade 9 We have selected Ernie Anderson for the fresHiman dance Mar. 1. He will play all of the popular records. The dance will be held in the gym from 8 p. m. until midnight. Berne-Knox Future Farmers At the regular meeting on Feb. 6, R. Cipperly of the Cooperative Farm Credit, Menands, was guest speaker. He discussed loaning of' money for agricultural purposes. He also visit- ed the agriculture three class and discussed loans. In the business session, a speaker was elected for the father and son banquet The crop demonstration was also discussed. Duwane Flagler, Paul Keppeler, and Robert Seger about Abraham Lincoln and George rOMMUNiTV IMOTP<4 Washington. One day we made I were nominated as the committee to The afrdav meeti™? of the Wo . booklets a'bout Washington. meet witte the agricultural advisory man* 'Mfestona^ sodltv of the Lu- Rodney Faster ** d \*• committee board and complete the/plans for the Sam Fef oft TOurSav^Mai^T **» w ^ k » -Bobby Baker and David J««MK&b!*&Sr« \ ' • (.wiimain - - - l F!?!™ SWiy ' ™tT- -'• LaFlair made a covered wagon with \fe~«ssk&issl ™.T*W BERNE, N. Y. ' Telephone East Berne 251 'Leaders, Christina Miiler and Cath- erine Bassler. On Mar. 8 the World Day of Prayer service will 'be held in the Reformed' church. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Finch, Jr., \and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Finch, Sr., White House Station', New Jersey, were week end guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Steven Komjathy. Prof, and Mrs. Walter Schoenborn and children, Walter, Jr., and Judy, were week., end guests of Mr; and Mis. Leon Viver, Clyde; N. Y. Miss Janet Wright spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Dag- gett at Buffalo. • Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wright and 'daughter, Jean, and Mr. and Mrs. YOUR CAR IS A BIG INVESTMENT . . . PROTECT IT WITH A NEW GARAGE from cardboard. We are studying about kinds of cloth, and adding samples to our chart. Winifred' Wilsey brought her loom and showed' us how to weave a pot holder. Tommy Wagner and David each made a small yarn doll. Most of us have learned how to make good iise of our time when our work^ is finished. There are lots of interesting things to do. Gradfe 4: Mrs. Hooker We had a party for St. Valentine's Day. Mrs. Flagler is a very good homeroom mother. She came to as- sist Mrs. Hooker and brought cakes 'and punch. Our grade has a new reading workbook. This week we have a re- view in spelling. We enjoyed Mrs. Gage's program. It was about the Indians and settlers of our state. Viola Wagner is back. We missed her. Patty Steven's is absent. We are reviewing addition and subtraction. Mrs. Osterhout loaned us a very good bird book. The pictures are colored. We are studying about the Ama- STRUCTURE SPECIAL FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY _Save up to $200.00 by Ordering a Garage from STURDY STRUCTURE GARAGES 1805 State Street, Schenectady — ACT NOW! THE STURDY STRUCTURE GARAGES ARE CUSTOM-BUILT TO SPECIFICATIONS: ANY GARAGE . . FROM 1 TO 4 STALLS , NO MONEY DOWN F. H. A. AND BANK FINANCING ALL WORK GUARANTEED SLIGHTLY HIGHER IN CITY OF ALBANY AND COLON IE AREA SEE US OR PHONE EX 3-9780 Let Us Give You Estimates on ; GARAGES•.-?• CAMPS — HOMES — ADD-A-ROOM \X> Jfifty^jpteSfc ##& l&ui&xe Market) - SCHENECTADY h ^6p$^; > ^$t0^^'-0--fs.-M.-\9 P. M. ~ ALL DAY SUNDAYS .*$ '*-AV Clyde L. Ball were Saturday evening dinner guests of Friend Sholtes and daughter, Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Deitz and children, Gail and James, spent the holiday and week end with his mother, Mrs. Fred N., Deitz. Allan Deitz of Schenectady was a Washington birthday guest of his grandparents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Clyde L Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Hinsdill Stevenson of Schenectady were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy S. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brate and Miss Cleora Schoonmaker of Guilder- land Center and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Ball were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sholtes. Mrs. Fred N. Deitz and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Deitz and children, Gail and James, were Sunday dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. Franklin Deitz at Schenectady. Miss Holly Harvey has returned from the hospital were she spent a week under treatment. She is much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sholtes have purchased the Brower property in the village. They take possession late in March. Rev. and Mrs. Franklin Deitz and children, Arlene and Gerald, were Washington 'birthday dinner guests of his mother, Mrs. Fred N. Deitz. Milton Crounse, who underwent surgery in Albany hospital last week, is convalescing as well 'as can be expected. Mr. and (Mrs. DeForest Dei'tz en- tertained at cards last Saturday evening. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bohl of Guilderland] Mr: and Mrs. Leo LeBuis, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens, Mr. 'and Mrs. Arthur Cross, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. George Angle, and.Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Jones. MisS Marlene LeBuis spent the week end with her sisters in Sche- wi^si%8s6 coniplieted our first project, \Breakfast is Ready.\ Next month we will begin our second pro- ject, \Home-iSlanaigement.\ The executive committee of the junior and senior 4-H is discussing plans for the' mother and daughter banquet Girls' Sports • Monday, Feb. 18, two teams of girls went to .Voorheesville Central school for two basektball games. Team A from Berne Knox won 23-12. Jan. Gooke was 'high scorer with 11 points. The team included': Rita Wagner; Pat Kompathy, Jan Cookes, Carol Walk, Barbara Boy- den, Joan Pitcher, Carolyn Garrison, Marilyn Mjller and Catherine Snyder. Team B lost, 31-12. Linda La- Flair was high scorer with 6 points. Team B eonsister of Diane Adams, Betty Mafone,:Pat Sisson, Linda La*- Flair, Ellen Stark, Carolyn Miller, Bonnie Hammershaimb, Judy Scho- enborn and Nancy Pitcher. WESTERLO GRADE SCHOOL Grades 6 and 7 We are glad to have Edith Fan- cher back in school after an illness of several days. Our thanks are ex- tended to Carol H-annay\ and How- ard Robinson for the lovely cakes they brought to the room one Valen- tine party We also thank Carrol Rivenbuig for transporting the Cokes and handing the return of the empty bottles. Now that the school grounds are largely free from snow, the out- door basketball court seems to be in use whenever weather permits, by boys who practice handling the ball. Grades 3, 4, 5; Mrs. Cornell The attendance for our room last week was very good. 1 Betty Peck was the only pupil absent more than one day. Dennis Moak, chairman for the March of Dimes, IrasTeported that a total of $3o was contributed by the pupils of fL* Westerlo school. The Boys and Qjrls 4-H gave $10 of this amount. The slides brought in by Stephen Hempstead were much enjoyed by the entirenjmm. The ones taken by Supt. Briggj a t Christmas were also viewed vrith-a great deal of interest. Grades ly and V are to start new units of work in social. studies this week. Legal Notices TOWN NOTICE New Salem REARMED CHURCH Rev. JoHn'H. Sharpe, .pastor. Sunday,4areh 3rd': j? a -tt Sunday school. . 11:1 5 awm~ Church service. We welcome 4' our 'service, Sharon Scholton,% senior' student of New Bmnswick'fheologlcal Seminary. Wednesday March Gth: 7:30 B-'ik Ash Wednesday Lenten mid-weem «-M«ice 'at Clarksvi'Me. The firafSiS , w m be at the Meth- odist chjifo•, with Rev. Sharpe speaking;^ '\'Father Forgive.\ VS&fai March TOi: . 1:25 V-'h. Release-Jbune ecmfirma- L tron cla&j/:- ' 4 p. rittSttrior confirmaition class. I P- *»•Sitttfofe and' senk> r choir. 8 p - ntf&or Youth Fellowship. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, upon the motion of the Town Board of the Town of Guilderland, County of Albany and State of New York, pursuant to the provisions of Article II of the Town Law of 'the State of New York, the said Town Board' 'of the Town of Guilderland has determined 1 to hold a. public meeting in the matter of extending the Guilderland Center Fire District in the Town to embrace the territory hereinafter described. Such public hearing will b e held in the Town Of- fices ait Guilderland, New York, on the 14th day of March-, 1957 at 8:00 P. M., and then and there the said Town Board will hear all persons in- terested: in the matter of the ex- tension of such district and will then and there take action in the matter. The territory proposed to be em- braced in the said Fire District Ex- tension is generally that territory within the Town of Guilderland sur- rounding and proximate to the pres- ent Guilderland Center Fire District not now included in any other fire district or fire protection district within the Town and as more par- ticularly described as follows: PARCEL ONE Commencing at a point in the cen- ter line of Route 158 which is op- posite the northerly boundary of the property now or formerly known as Ken's Roller Rink and running from thence northerly along the said Route 158 to the northerly end of tfhe bridge crossing the Watervliet Reser- voir including aiil properties abutting on both sides of said portion of Route 158 as such properties are described on the assessment roll of the Town of Guilderland for the Year 1956; thence southwesterly along a line drawn from the said northerly end of the aforementioned 'bridge to a point on Becker Road marked 'by 'the cen- ter of a bridge crossing a creek at or near the easterly boundary of lands reputedly owned by one Chunk; thence on a line to the point or place of beginning, including ail properties abutting on both sides of that portion of said Becker Road lying easterly of the aforementioned point thereon but excluding such properties as also abut on those por- tions of Route 158 and the Black, Creek which are included within the existing Guilderland Center Fire Dis- trict. PARCEL TWO Commencing ait the northerly end of the bridge on Route 158 crossing the Watervliet Reservoir and running thence northeasterly to a point in the center of U. S. Route 20 a t the intersection of the said center line of Route 20 with' ,the most easterly shoreline of the Waterviliet Reservoir where the said Route 20 crosses' the WaterylSet Reservoir; thence easterly along the sadd Route 20 to the west- erly ^boundary - line of the existing Guilderland Fire District and'^nclud- ing^'saH'of the pr6perM*ss abutting on either side of .the said portion' of Route 20, excluding \fa this extension properties so abutting that are al- ready included within the existing Gruilderland Center Fire District and also including all! of the properties contained within the areja described toy the first mentioned course, that portion of Route 20 above ^described lying westerly of the New York Cen- tral Railroad tracks, the northerly and westerly shore of the Watervliet Reservoir easterly of Route 158 and the New York Central Railroad tracks 'between its junction with the Watervliet Reservoir and U. S. Route 20 excluding those properties along the westerly right-of-way line now included within the existing Guilder- land Center Fire District. PARCEL THREE Commencing at the intersection of Wagner Road (sometimes called Van Auken Road) and Voorheesville- Foundry Road and from 'there south- erly along Wormier Road to the State Farm' Road and thence southerly along State Farm Road to the south- erly boundary line of the Town of Guilderland, including ail'l properties abutting on both sides of the said portions of Wormer Road and State Farm Road 'as the said properties are described on the assessment roll of the Town of Guilderl'and for the Year 1956; thence westerly along the southerly boundary line of the Town of Guilderland to its intersection with Route 156 (Al'tjamonf-Voorhees- ville Highway) excluding the proper- ties abutting upon the said Ptoute 156; thence northerly on.a line drawn from said point of intersection to the intersection' of Gardner Road with the Delaware and Hudson Railroad tracks, excluding all properties abut- ting upon said Route 156 'and upon that portion of Gardner Road lying southerly and westerly of the Dela- ware and Hudson Railroad .tracks; thence northerly along Gardner Road to its intersection with Church Road, thence westerly to the end of Church Road and thence easterly along Church Road to the Westerly, bound- ary 'line of the lands now or formerly of Raymond Frederick, including all of the properties* abutting on' both sides of the said described portions of Gardner Road and Church Road as such properties , are 'described on the assessment roll .of the Town of PA1NJS HARDWARE PHONE 9-968 Guilderland for the Year 1956; thence easterly on a line drawn 'between the point of intersection of the. west- erly boundary of the 'lands of said Frederick 'and .the center of said Church Road to a point dn the center 1 of Route 149 (Meadowdale Roadi) which sadd point is in' the southerly boundary line of lands now or form- erly owned' by one H. W. Feithousen; thence easterly on a line drawn from the last aforementioned point to a point in the center of Hennessy Road Which point is in the southerly boundary of lands now or formerly owned by one Ray Halsdorf, the said two courses being a portion of the southerly boundary of the existing Guilderland Center Fire District; thence on a line from the'last men- tioned point to the center point of a bridge on Route 47 crossdng the Black Creek excluding properties abutting on Hpute 47; thence on a line extending northeasterly to the point of intersection of the center lines of Van Auken Road 'and La Grange Road, excluding properties abutting on said La Grange Road; thence on a line easterly to the point of beginning; including ai'l of the properties embraced within' the above described courses and bounds. Dated: March 1, 1957. MILO H. CLARK, Town Clerk Town of Guilderland (Mar. 1) \ C^'^^' ^ fo ^ ch J m - arf^r^'i^newly^aJnderld In life, -loved 'and honored; proved at- thas wntong. MiBs • Mar- sheets all u?£om Sftta pile when In death, fdmray* ;.remembered garet has resumed her school duties, von a t«H^ Bottom ° y ' nmUmm and Sis* Card of Thanks I wish to thank my relatives and friends for their kindness during my recent illness. Visits, \cards gifts atid flowers were much appreciated. Thanks also to the Knox Missionary society, the choir, and 'the Couples' Club for the lovely gifts, and Rev. Johnson for his caills. •Mrs. Wallace Quay Altamont, Stat*.Route. In Memoriam . WARNER — In lovirig memory of our brother, Fred Warner, who pass- ed away February 22,'1956. In life, 'loved 'and honored; you sto t%w. Brothers and Sisters, INCORPORATED NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the State Comptroller has caused an examination to be made of the ac- counts and fiscal affairs of Town of Berne, Albany County, New York, for the period beginning on January 1, 1954 and ending on December 31, 1955. The report of such examination has 1 been filed in my office where it is a public record, available for in- spection by all interested persons. DeFOREST DElTZ, (Mar. 1) Clerk. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received at my residence in Berne, N. Y., for supplying approximately fifteen 'thou- sand (15,000) gallons of gasoline, more or less (gasoline must be avail- able on a 24-hour basis') to the Town of Berne. Proposals' will be opened by the Town Board of said Town at 7 p. m. on March 11, 1957. The said Town reserves the right to re- ject all bids. By ORDER OF THE TOWN BOARD, TOWN OF BERNE, DeForest Deitz, CMar. 1) . Town Clerk. SURROGATE'S- COURT COUNTY ALBANY In the Matter of the Goods, Chattels and Credits of ELIZABETH J. GRAHAM, Deceased. TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK By The Grace of God Free And • Independent To WILLJAM SEG-RAVE, SEND GREETING:. . YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to. _how cause before our Surrogate of the County of Albany, on the l!)th day of March, 1D57, at ten o'clock in the fore- noon of that day, at the Surrogate's Court, in the County Court House, in the City of Albany, why a decree should not he made directing: petitioner as Ad- ministratrix of the goods, chattels and credits of Elizabeth J. Graham, late of the County of Albany, New York, de- ceased, to mortgage, lease or sell real property of said decedenj, who has made application for the same. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of Office of our said Surrogate to be hereunto affixed. (U. S.) WITNESS, HON. EDWARD G. ROGAN, Surrogate of our said County, at the City of Albany, on the 15th day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty- seven. PETER F. CUNNINGHAM, Clerk' of the Surrogate's Court. Thomas J. Mahoney, Attorney, 90 State St., Albany, N. Y. (Feb. 22-iMar. 15) SUPPLEMENTAL CITATION THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE O F NEW YORK By The Grace of God Free And Independent To Leonie R. Heinrich, 219 Mediter- ranean Road, Palm Beach, Florida, one of the heirs at law and next of kin of Richard E. Retlly, late of the County of Albany, deceased, and the person named as executor, testamentary trustee, guar- dian, and each person named as execu-. tor, testamentary trustee, guardian or beneficiary in any other will of said testator filed in this office, SEN© GREETING: WHEREAS, Eugene J. Stelner of the City of Albany in the County of Albany has made application to our Surrogate's Court of the County of Albany to have a certain instrument in writing, bearing date the 14th day of November, 1950, relating to real and personal estate, duly proved as the Last Will and Testament of Richard E. Reilly, late of the City and County of Albany, deceased. TWERE- FORiE, you and each of you, are hereby cited to show cause before our sd&d Surrogate in the County of Albany, at the Surrogate's Court of said County, held in the County Court House in the City of Albany on the,26th day of March, 1957, at ten 6'clock fn the forenoon of; that day, why the instrument dtffeijed. herein should not be admitted to pro- bate as and for the Last Will and Testa- ment of said. deceased. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused the Seal of the Surrogate's Court of the said County of Albany, to be hereunto affixed. (L. S.) WITNESS, HON. EDWARD G. ROGAN, Surrogate of our said County, at the City of Albany, on the 18th day of February In the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty- seven. PETER F. CUNNINGHAM, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Eugene J. Steiner, Attorney, 90 State St., Albany 7, N. Y. (Feb. 22-Mar. 15) COUNTY COURT BENJAMIN COHEN and ROBERT COHEN, doing business under the firm name and style of LIBERTY COAL &. OIL CO., Plaintiffs, against NAZARETH K. BORSALIAN, Defen- dant. . SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of an execution issued out of the County Court pf the County of Albany to me directed and delivered against the property, real and personal, of Nazareth K. Bolirsallari, I have seized and taken, and shall sell at public auc- tion pursuant to law \at th e front en- trance of the Court House in the City of Albany, In the- Court of. Albany And State as. New York, on the 8Ui day of MASONS' SUPPLIES DELMAR, N. Y. April, 1957, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, all of the right, title and interesL which the said Nazareth K. Hoursalian had on the 1st day of March, 1955, or at any time thereafter, in and to the lands and ipremises described as follows:— ALL that certain piece or parcel of land known as Lot No. Nineteen (19) on Executors Map of Property of the late Samuel-Schuyier, deceased, recorded and filed by them in the office of the Clerk of the County of Albany, and which lot 'is bounded and described as follows, to wit; On the North by the house and lot now or formerly of Andrew Moore; on the east by lots numbered Seventeen and Eleven; on the south by lot Number '\Seventy (20), and on the west by South Pearl Street; the said lot fronting on South Pearl Street, aforesaid being twenty-four (24) feet in front and rear, and ninety-two (92) feet and five (5) inches in depth; said premises being now known as No. 330 South Pearl Street. BEING the same premises conveyed to Na'zaret Boursallan by Nazuret Bour- salian and Eva Boursalian, his wife, l>y Warranty Deed bearing date the 25th day of August, 1948, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of the County of Al- bany September 1st, 1948, in Book 1134 of Deedfe at page 197. SUBJECT to a mortgage now a lien against said premises held by City and County Savings Bank of Albany, re- corded in the Albany County Clerk's Of- fice in Book 1178 of Mortgages at page 461, upon .which there is unpaid the sum of $1210.04 with interest from the 1st day of November, 195G. DateC: February 22nd, 1957. PATRICK M. CASEY, Sheriff. By: Leland Ryan, Under Sheriff. (Feb. 22-Apr. 5) CITATION ADMINISTRATOR'S ACCOUNT THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK By ' The Grace of God Free And Independent To Olga Wiley, Glens Falls Insurance Company, And all others interested in the estate of O'LGA C. WALLEN late of the City of Albany in the County of Albany, de- ceased, as creditors, distributees, or otherwise, SEND GREETING: On petition of Elizabeth W. Bartley of 60 Grove Ave., Albany, N. Y., you and each of you are hereby required to show cause before our Surrogate of the County of Albany, at the Surrogate's Court, in the County Court House, in the City of Albany, New York, on the 25th day of March; 1957, at ten o'clock in the fore- noon of that day, why the Account of Proceedings of Elizabeth W. Bartley as Administratrix of the Goods, Chattels and Credits of said deceased should not be judicially settled and allowed. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have caused the Seal of the Surrogate's Court of the said> County of Albany, to be hereunto affixed. (L. S.) WITNESS, HON. EDWARD G. ROGAN, Surrogate of our said County. at the City of Albany, on the 18th day of February in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-seven. PETER F. CUNNINGHAM, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Morton M. Z. Lynn, Attorney. 100 State St., Albany, N. Y. (Feb. 22-,Mar. 15) THE PEOPLE OF TH E STATE OF NEW YORK By The Grace of God Independent Free And To Frederick Poffahl, a/k/a Frederick ••Poffard, 130 Harriil Ave., Ardsley, Pa.: Edna Jenkins, Box 480, Milltown, New- Jersey; William Poffahl, address un- known; Edward Poffahl, address un- known; John Doe, Mary Doe, Richard Roe and Jane Roe^.the last four names being fictitious and intended to repre- sent unknown heirs a t law and next of kin if any of said deceased whose names, residences are unknown and cannot after due diligence be ascertained, the heirs at law and next of kin of Caroline Hen- rietta Poffahl,. late of the County of Al- bany, deceased, and the person named as executor, testamentary trustee, tguar- dian, and each person hamed as execu- tor, testamentary trustee, guardian or beneficiary in any other will Of said testator, filed in this office, SEND GREETING: WHEREAS, Lillian M. Newton of the City of Albany in the County of Albany has made application to our Surrogate's Court of the County of Albany to have a certain instrument in writing, bearing date the 12th day of July, 1952, relating to real and personal estate, duly proved as the Last Will and Testament of Caroline Henrietta Poffahl late of the City of Albany,, deceased. THERE- FORE, you and each of you, are hereby cited to show cause before our said Sur- rogate in the County of Albany, at the Surrogate's Court of said County, held in the County Court House in the City of Albany on the 14th day of March. 1957, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, why the instrument offered herein should not be admitted to probate as and for the Last Will and Testament of said deceased. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused the Seal of the Surrogate's Court of the said County of Albany, to be hereunto affixed. (L. S.) WITNESS, HON. EDWARD G. ROGAN, Surrogate of our 'said County, at the City of Albany, on the 7th day of February in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty- seven. J. RICHAIRD WILLTAMS, Deputy Clerk of the' Surrogate's Court. John C. McEntee, Attorney, 11 North Pearl St., Albany 7, N. Y. (Feb. 15-Mar. 8) NOTICE OF SALE STATE OF' NEW YORK — SUPREME COURT — COUNTY OF ALBANY EDWARD B. LARNER,'Plaintiff, aaainst ANDREW H. RUTH and JEAN \ RUTH, his wife; EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY O F UNITED • STATES; THOMAS SUPPLY CORP?; JOHN D. WENDELL, INC.; GEORGE DOTT d/b/a DOTT'S GARAGE: AL. BIQN J.'-ltCKERT, JR. d/b/a ECK ERT OIL CO.; KUR'lC CREDIT CORP. Defendants. *»\•-.» In pursuance of a judgment of fore- closure ahd sale made herein on the 11th ?£ y °f January, 1957 and duly entered in the office of the Clerk of the County of •Albany ofi the same day, I, the under- signed, the referee duly appointed by said judgment for that purpose will sell at public auction at the Eagle Street entrance to the Albany County Court House in the City of Albany, New York S n 9n th ?, 25 , th , &a ;Y ° / February, 1957 at OtfO o clock in the forenoon of that day the property directed by said judgment to be sold and therein described as fol- lows: * All that certain piece .or parcel of land known and distinguished as Lots Number Sbtty-Three and Sixty-Four (63 and, 64) situate in the Town of Colonic County of Albany and State of New S- or JV as s h p wr > on \Plan of Lots\ of Madison Park, surveyed by Leslie Allen Engineer and Surveyor which said man was filed In the Albany County Clerk's Office in April 1907. That the aforesaid map shows the said premises as beine on the East side of Madison Avenue but the said Madison Avenue as indi- cated on said map, is now known as Hudson Avenue. . \\ \* Being the same premises which were conveyed to the mortgagors herein by Jean New by deed dated May 15, 105J and recorded in the Albany County Clerk's Offlee May 16, 1962 in Book 1311 of Deeds a t Page 371. * .. Dt tA?A l -A-'bany. New York, January 14, 1957. * i ALFRED C. SAUNDERS, RcfGrGfi Norman' S. Weiss, Attorney for Plain- tiff, Office and Post-Office Address 11. North Pearl Street. Albany, New lork. (Jan. 18-Mar. lj h •IK':*' '# ii#»; ^^ft%»^Ui4uifyj*<' t i?f £$*^>,^_ : '^<+^^ftS4Ai.4>-JA-fa*>r*t^d* 4* /A&r^rfA.ii* .*.*tif>~.*<e<.t:»+i •<• **' ,i. ,>• **• ,** - - '\^ /- rV -** ?*<** a* 1 * k J> «'- **> 'WV-*Wv-*. •>• Srjl ***'trj^
