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Westerlo REFORMED CHURCH Rev. Donald Boyce, minister. Sunday, March 3rd: 10:30 a. m. Morning worship. Ser- mon': \Where Is 1 Your Treasure?\ 11:45 a. m. Sunday school. BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Robert Fitzgerald', pastor. Friday, March 1st: 8 p. m. Cottage prayer meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight H'annay.t Sunday, March 3rd: 10:30 a. m. Morning worship. 11:35 a. m. Sunday school. 6:15 p. m. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 p. m. Evening service. Monday, March 4th: 7:30 p. m. M.B.I. Guild at the home of Mrs. George Coffey. Wednesday, March 6th: 3:30 p. m. Crusader choir. 7:30 p. m. The Colored film, \Teen-Ager will be shown ait the church, depicting life at Jack Wyrt- zen's \Word of Life\ camp in the Adirondacks. Youth leader Don Robertson, who conducts Word' of Life rallies', will speak. The public is invited to see the film 'and hear this dynamic speaker. COMMUNITY NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Earl Joslyn and son, Robert, of Dormansvilie were Satur- day night dinner -guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Latham. Mrs. Mabel Gossman of Selkirk visited Mr. and Mrs. Elting Gossman. Otto Anderson and family of Brooklyn spent the week end at their farm. Mrs. Kenneth Atkins visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Vincent of East Berne. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Delaney of Slingerlands spent Friday afternoon with Rev. and Mrs. Donald Boyce. Mr. and Mrs. Herman May, Sr., sailed on Wednesday from New York on the steamer United States for Germany, where they will spend some time. Rev. and Mrs. Jerome Gould of Hamden, N. J., and Mr. and Mrs. A. Simpkins and children of Chatham were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Atkins: Mr. 'and Mrs. Walter Snyder and daughter, Katie, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Snyder of Thayer's Corners. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hempstead and children were dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Hempstead on Tuesday evening. The occasion was Dickie's birthday. Mrs. Howard Mackey of Preston Hollow called on Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Hempstead on Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Briggs entertained' the members of 'the 500 Card Clu'b last Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blair and son, Dennis, of Bloomfield, N. J., was in town over the week end visiting his brother, Joffre Blair, and sisters, Mrs. William La Grange and Mrs, Archife Lord. Miss Sheila Tuttle of \South'Wes-' terlo was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lord on t Thursday. Mrs. Harry Briggs* called on Mrs. James T. Bunt ait Raveria' on Tues- day. Mrs. Lorenzo Hempstead /is on jury duty. f ^ j Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hempstead •' and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. August Guilzon and family Friday evening. Mrs. Suzanna Knaipp of Albany spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Kropp. Reid De La Vergne of Westover Field, Mass., spent the week end with the Russel Risleys. Mr. 'and Mrs. George A. Hempstead spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Smith Stanton of Schenectady. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Griffin and son, Brent, Mrs. James Pebler and son, Keith, of Ravena, caviled on Mr! and Mrs. Everett Snider Saturday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Russell 1 Risley and Charles, Miss Nancy Whiteing and Reid De La Vergne were to New York city on Saturday. ' Several friends and relatives sur-' THE ENTERPRISE, ALTAMONT, N. Y, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1957 East Berne LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Russell B. Greene, pastor. 9 a. m. Church service. 10 a. m. Sunday school. COMMUNITY NOTES The Home Demonstration Unit will have a lesson in Italian cookery in the church hall Tuesday evening, Mar. 5, at 6:30. Bring your own table service. If you haven't regis- tered with Mrs. Flavia O'Brien, do so at once. Mrs. Harold Northrup attended a Red Cross meeting at the home of Mrs. Walter Schoentoom in Berne last Thursday and was also a lunch- eon guest of Mrs. Robert Goetz. Sunday visitors at the Northrup home were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Warner and son of Nassau, and Mrs. Frank Hill, Jr., and daughter, Don- na, Central Bridge. QYlrs. Howard WilMman was a caller last Friday. O. J. Northrup visited Mr. 'and Mrs. Frisbie Carpenter of Clarksville on Monday. Mrs. Carpenter recently visited her 'brother, William S. Sanders and Mrs .Sanders in Bing- hamiton. Mrs, Blanche Pitcher is seriously ill and having blood transfusions at her winter home in Florida. Mrs. John Davis 'and children spent Sunday afternoon with her mother, Mrs. William J. Kelly, in Dormans- vilie. , Mrs. Betty Fisher and two children of Dormansvilie spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. John Davis. Miss Cathy Davis had supper with her Grandmother and Grandfather Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Buceheri and De- lores, Miss Geraldine Shea of New York, and' Wayne McQuate of An- drews Air Force Base were week end guests of Mrs. Paul Giebitz. Thompson's Lake REFORMED CHURCH Rev. Roger Johnson, pastor. Sunday, March 3rd: 9:30 a. m. Worship service. 10:30 a. m. Sunday school. Oaturday, Mar. 2 — The newly formed choir will hold a home 'bake sale in the Grand Union store at Els- mere at 11 a. m. Proceeds 'to help defray expenses' for music and robes. Friday, Mar. 8 — Ladies' Aid will hold a home bake sale in Grand Union store at Elsmere at 11 a. m. COMMUNITY NOTES Theodore Means and son, Richard, and Orlo J. Northrup attended the horse 'and pony auction in Metuchen, N. J., last Wednesday. Mr. 'and Mrs. John Farrelley of Al- bany visited 1 Mr. 'and Mrs. George Rendo last Friday. Mrs. Walter Baker here. son and Mrs. George Gifford! of Guilderland last Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stalker and children of Berne were Sunday sup- per guests of Mr. 'and Mrs. LeRoy Stewart. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. William Salisbury on the birth of a daughter on Feb. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker and sons spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Richard' Munroe of Craryville. The annual Altamont Girl Scout cookie sale will be Mar. 8-18. SECTION TWO — PAGE THREE Guilderland HAMILTON UNION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Albert W. Dockter, minister. 9:45 a. m. Church school. 11 a. m. Worship and holy com rnunion. Child care. iScholton, a Jf\^™^\ 11 0 I ^ 5 to 7:30 p. m. Junior and senior j Brunswick 'J**^£ s ^, be ™ na '\y- high groups joint meeting for > work on youth budget. Worship period 7 to 7:30. ' Monday, Mar. 4, 8 p. m. — The elders meet at the church. Tuesday, March 5th: 7:30 p. m. Girl Scouts. 7:30 p. m. Hamilton Union Society business meeting. 7:30 p. m. Women's Guild business meeting. The Hamilon Union society will be 'guests at an open meeting immediately following the business session. Mrs. Frances Moore of Schenectady will be the guest speaker. The program will begin at 8:15 p. m. Wednesday: '7 p.m. Junior choir rehearsal. 8 p. m. Senior choir rehearsal. Thursday, 8 p. m. — Mid-week Lenten service, followed by coffee hour and discussion period in the din- ling room. The Rev. Dr. Carlyle Adams of Rensselaer will' speak on \Why I am a Protestant.\ The wor- ship service in: the historic* lecture room. At a meeting of the congregation last Sunday it was voted to adopt a unified budget for the year 1958. All contributions will be handled toy one treasurer. The benevolences of the church will be divided on a percent- age basis. COMMUNITY NOTES William' Borden attended the con- vention of American Association of School Administrators, which was held in Atlantic City last week. Eighteen' Boy Scouts of Troop No. 50 'and their leaders, Robert Menia and Ray Verch, had a wonderful three-day outing at Boyhaven. They left Friday evening and. returned Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heacox are residing' with Mr. and Mrs. William D. Borden', after visiting with their daughter, Mrs. C. J. Kettler, of Stockbridge, Mass. BLUE AND GOLD BANQUET Cub Pack'No. 50 observed its blue and gold banquet and charter night Feb. 19 in the gymnasium and cafe- teria of the new Guilderland Grade school. William Duplis, chairman, presided. Rev. Mr. Dockter gave the invocation. Following the dinner the charter was presented toy Joseph Cof- fey, Fort Orange Council represen- tative. Robert Menia, who leaves the troop to became an officer of Fort Orange Council, gave a talk on .. entertained with a party last Saturday afternoon., v/xwiaei ruimuuro was names as Mrs. Albert Barber of Elsmere [the new chairman of the committee 'Indian Lore and Scouting. , ^.n>,^^^ ^ Michael Pomidoro was named as | Joan Parks and Doni Robinson. spent the week end at her cottage Other members of the committee ^f\ j ,» ™ aTe Anders Anderson, Bradley Bur- On Feb. 23 the Ho#ats and Clat- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore. Means rell, Herman Prust Jir Curti<? Qnirvn ter 4 \ H clu ' D J°ined$e 5-H Riders visited Mr. 'and Mrs* Howard Marsh and Raymond Verch \ olub at the Troubatff Earms x>wn- •*T--.±- ,. -^ -r ,' « *« / „ .ea uy Kaaptt.•H'aU*<#i. , *oi , see a Mrs Theodore \MeanT''and\d&u^ „ ^sators^sides Joseph Coffey and demonstration of t®i«erence in son an d Mrs. Geore-e fiifl-orrti «f „ . \** >\\\\\\• _ The regular me®g%>i the Hoof - Recognition was given to the fol- ^Q.^ m ^ Clatter M# was held on lowing den mothers: Mrs. Virginia p e ^ 25 at the hoe of Delores and Becker, Anna Leon, Barbara Larche - - - - - • prised Mrs. Lois Swartout on her birthday on Feb. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Griffin of Coeynians' Hollow were guests of Mr. and Mrs 1 . Everett Snider on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Hempstead called on Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hunt Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anderson and children of Brooklyn' spent the week end at their summer home. Haze! Carl, Wfe' F^^TTuS ^Twas^n'orfce^rrlct shoe Leslie. Raymond Mull is swrotwrv.. ?°\ was e y? n . orDle ™ c ? rl ?5 t sho f _ , _. — - - - . ^ -». w«,\*| CJJ.JLV*. iVU'U Leslie. Raymond Mull is secretary Treasurer of the Pack Committee. Cutomaster Charles Gallivan pre- sented the silver arrow badge to the following: Pat Coffey, Daniel Schell, Bruce Anderson, Bruce Becker, Rob ert Bun-ell (2), Leslie Craig (3), and Horseshoe RidingChib was held at Davad Kimball (3). Wolf badges the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard went to Pat Coffey, Dan Prust, Marsh. The first of the 1957 season IRE ONIVEtSIL 'JEEP* ... does more jobi \anywhere-anytime\,] THE'JEEP'THICK r — ...America's lowest priced 4-wheel.driye. truck. David Qudnn-, Danny Burtell; bobcat, [Michael Seeley; golden arrow, Craig 1 Leslie, Steven Carl, David Kimball, who also received a denner's badge, with Ralph Foote. The 'bear badge was won by Stephen Carl, Craig Leslie and Edwin: Friebel won a lion badge and a two-year pin. Other members of the troop given [recognition were Ronald Lehman 1 , Billy Duplis, Albert Dwyer, Wayne Wood, Carl; Fuglein, Charles Nelson, David Van' Wie, Bruce Becker, Tom Pomidoro, Danny Schell and Pat Coffey. Clarksvilh REFORMED CHURCH Rev. John H. Sharpe, p astor _ Sunday, March 3rd: 9-45 a. m. Church service. welcome to our service, Sharon Scholton, a senior, student of New We Monday, March 4ft 3:30 p. m. Junw confirmation class. , _,, Tuesday, March 5th: 7:30 p. m. Consistory meeting at the* church. Wednesday, March 6 th: 7:30 p. m. A^i Wednesday Lenten service at the Ciarksvjlie Methodist church. Rev. Sharpe win hVmk on the topic, \Father forgive,\ METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Fred R. Brown, paston Sunday, March 3rd: 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. 11 a. m. Morning worship service Sermon by the pastor, \Keeping the Monday, March 4th: 7 p. m. Junior choir rehearsal 7:45 p. m. Senior choir rehearsal Wednesday, March 6th: 7:30 p. m. Union Lenten service in Methodist church. Sermon by the Rev. John H. Sharpe on \Father Forgive.\ GRANGE NOTES Miss Dorothy Schatz, Ravena's community am'bassa<lor to Denmark, will show a collection of slides taken on her tour at Clarksville Grange on Mar. 2 at ,8:30 p. m The business session begins at 8 p. a Non mem- bers are invited. .. 'Albany County Pomona Grange wil hold its quarterly meeting ait Clarksville. Grange hall beginning at 10 a. m. on Mar. 2. Tuesday, Mar. 5, the first of this year's visitation programs will be held at Hiawatha Grange, Dormans- vilie. Clarksville Grange officers will fill the chairs. Hawatha Grange will present a program, on \Building a Better Rural Amerif through Re- search in Electricity.' 1 We wish to -thank the members and leaders of Cub-Pack 89, Boy Scouts of America, for the excellent program which -they presented at the last mee'tmg; and also wish them every success in the coming season. A number of Clarksville Grangers attended the surprise party given for Past County ©eputy and Juvenile Deputy Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Dun- can at Bethlehem Grange hall re- cently. Harold Ames, Albert Udell, Ronald Latta and Wilard Appleby represented our Grange on the pro- gram with vocal quarts accompanied by Mrs. Harold Asia The date for the nest game party has been set for Mar.B in the hall. Committee in charg? Eugene and 4-H CLUB PTS On Feb. 23 the Hoofots and Oat- Donald Houck in Jarksville. A re- ing of a saddle hose. The club made plans to have a hcseplay on June 9. -Marilyn Marsh, reporter. PLAN \HfflSEPLAY\ The monthly meting of the Golden i T-»- i> _.r>usi* ...__ 1 u _A THE 'JEEP* UTILITY WAGON . ...dual purpose vehicle j for business or family. / JOHN H. BRIERLEY John H. Brierley, 64, of 1611 West- ern Ave., Guilderland, a native of Albany, died Feb. 20 in the Veterans Administration hospital, Albany, after a long illness. He was a graduate of Albany High school and in World War I served in the Army. He belonged to Fort Orange Post, American Legion. He was employed with the State Em- ployees Retirement System. Husband of the late Agnes RadMff Brierley, he is survived by a brother, Walter H. Brierley of Albany. activities will be a May 26. \horseplay\ on 1 4-Wheel-Drive 'Jeep' vehicles help you get more work done around the clock, 365 day» a year. They're time-tested and perform- ariCe-proved in billions of milos of dependable transport service... and they're the only vehicles in their weight class originally de- signed and engineered completely for 4-wheel drive off-the-road uso. They travel the highway in con- ventional 2-wheel drive...and for rough going shift easily into 4-whcol drive for extra traction. With power take-off, they provid* mobile power to operate many! kinds of equipment. There's a' 'Jeep' vehicle to save you tinial and money on your jobs. Till » COMMUNITY'' NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Wie, Jr., have announced the birth of a daugh- ter, Robin Ann, Feb>21 at Memorial hospital. David Riffley of iEast Greenbush was a week end guest of Keith Leon- ard. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Neary and son, Joseph, and Edward O'Brien of Brooklyn were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson. Mr. and. Mrs. Donald Radley of Castleton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smelzer. Mrs. Frances Crookes, Mrs. Laura Filkins and Harvey Wright are vaca- tioning in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hazen have announced the birth of a son, Guy Jeffrey, at Albany hospital.' Mr. and Mrs. Hazon are former residents of this village. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Houck and daughter were Sunday dinner guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Houck. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flansburg and daughter. Dawn, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Devine-and daughter, Debbie, Mrs. Simons P. Houck, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rowe and children were Sunday dinner guests' of Mrs. Everett R. Ingraham. Mrs. Walter Vonk, Mr. 'and Mrs. Arthur Vonk and children of Albany were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vonk, Jr., and children. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dean and daughter spent the week end in New- York city. Remember the next western style dance at Chattdn's Hoedown Cornets, Mar. 8 from 8 to 11 p. m. Dunnsville family of 4-Whttl-Drin vthiclis\ WIUYS...«nii'i limit Mkin it tmnMrtn nMiM Ask your Willys daahrfor an on-the-job demonstration! BOMBOY'S GARAGE LATHAM, N. Y. N»ar thi Traffic ClrcU Phon«s Colon)! IT 9-7071 and ST 5-8071 West Township Mr. and' Mrs. Walter Coulter Jr lenterteined with a family dinner on Saturday m honor of Mrs. Coulter's brother, Richard Quay and family. Mr Quay and his family left for i California, where they will make their home. Besides the guests of te > V tho ?? Present were Mr. and Mr& Donald Quay, and children of Fredoma Mr. £aid Mrs. Thaddius SSL.-\?? fmaiy of Schenectady, Robert Quay and Ruth Tubbs, Mr and Mrs. Walter Coulter, Sr\ of Schenectady, and' Mr. and Mrs James Quay and family Mrs. Arlie CMcfcman called on Mrs James Quay on Monday M £ s L Chery , 1 Warner of Albany spent the week end with her grand- wZet Mr< Md Mr * S ^ n Mr. and Mrs. Maus Pitcher called xs,r ry snyder ° n ^s v^k re -end\n y er1Srherr nt te Mr. and Mrs. Richard Quay and family of Altamont called* on Mr and Mrs, James Quay on- Wednesday.' \Either we, as individuals, accent our responsibility for out own ac- ~^ ou? S 'own r ZC r^*' ^? d tor \K * lie Politicians:ever ^ to rendeTourS^f\LS* i,*^ ^ \^ *\» pubM u ^ <»nscious let therefor a£ Wf„*\£? *? 01 ** md ^^ ^minate the f«J eral wHMiold- S2 »ldl l ty , t0 * hG <****** tog tax. Then send every wage SSwiUMV'SfS °n *»«» .«*»«• a bill for l]fe en'tire federal STrtSA \^ C ^ la G ' toeome tax on April. 15. .. 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