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•-•^r*'*'^*™*^^***^^ m &^& : ,tyf**?*&» i 2^*&^^ p jfr i'l 'it\ -^ m *- V, • k i 1 iS» r,n 1'' 1' •J **.- - v PAGE EIGHT THE ENTERPRia&.^ AW9 ^^> FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1957 Guilderland Center HELDERBERG REFORMED CHURCH Rev. Floyd V. Nagel, minister. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Show- ing of Lenten filmstrip. 11 a. m. Morning worship. Ser- mon, \Facing Facts.\ 7 p. m. Church membership meet- ing. 7 p. m Rehearsal of all choirs. 7:45 p. m. Youth Fellowship. The membership committee will meet at the church office Monday, April 8. The Women's Missionary society will have guest night at 8 p. m. on Tuesday, April 9. They will show the filmstrip, \If You Lived in Ma- laya.\ Members will be received into the church fellowship on Palm Sunday, April 14. Woodstock, N. Y., Sunday, April 7, at 4 p. m. Rev. Clayton Van Deu- sen of Albany, president of the Eas- tern Conference, will 'be itihe install- ing officer. COMMUNITY NOTES Mrs. Anna Jorgensen of Spring- field, Mais. ; is visiting her daughter, 'Mrs. Francis Ford, and family. Kristen Noakes, David King, Mar- garet Bush, Betty Jean Nagel, Bet- By Barney, Jack Jenner and Nancy Thompson participated in the All- Oounlty Music Festival at Colonie High school on Friday and Saturday. Mrs. John Martin and daughter Susan were luncheon guests of Mrs. Bdytlh Koser on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes Jr., who have been visiting the letter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Crounse, have returned to Pella, Iowa, where Mr. Barnes is a senior at Central College. Mr. and Mrs. James Vincent of EVENTS TO COME (Churches, Schools, Fraternal, and Other Organizations) (Continued from Page 1) Holy 'week services will include N Brurwick| N . j., were Satur- umon services with St Mark's,^ ts of t ; he iol ^, er - s parents church on Monday and Friday eve- ** | , m Howard Vincent nings at 7:30' p. m. They will be Mn ana lvars ' • tlowala vmLe,1L held in Helderberg with the pastor preaching. The upper room service of com- munion will be held Thursday eve- ning, April 18, at 7:30 p. m. A three-hour service will be held in St. John's Lutheran church in Al- tamont on Good Friday, beginning at noon. This is sponsored by the HeK derberg Association of Evangelical Churches. As in the past few years, a sun- rise service will 'be held at 6:30 a. m. Easter morning at Turnpike Drive- \OPEN HOUSE\ APR. 11 Berne^Knox Central Schools' open house program will toe held Thurs- day, April 11. Education education program. CHOWDER SALE APRIL 12 The Ladies Auxiliary to the Alta- mont Fire department will hold a clam chowder sale at the ifire house on Friday, April 12, starting at noon. For orders, call UN 1-8884 or UN 1-8888. Candy Ether and Susan Phillips were hostesses to the Girl Scouts Friday evening at the Ether home. Those who enjoyed the 'musical pro- gram and dancing were Betty Col- lins, Marguerite Binck, Barbara Langlois, Margaret and Dorothy MaoKenzie, and Grace Decker. Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, M:r. and Mrs. Robert Hurst, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Calkins celebrated the Mar- tins' 19th wedding anniversary at dinner, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wilson are FOOD SALE APRIL 13 A food sale, sponsored by the Am- erican Legion Auxiliary, will toe held aSturday, April 13, on the steps of the American Legion hall, Voonhees- ville. HAM SUPPER APRIL 13 A ham supper will be served ait the Knox fjrehouse on Saturday, Apr. 13 — sponsored by the Knox Volun- teer Fire company. • ' In. The Rev. Norman Thomas of the spending three weeks in Florida. Bellevue Reformed church will speak. Mrs Lydia Stafford and daughter The Helderberg quartette will sing. ST. MARK'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday, April 7: 9:45 a. m. Bible school with class- es for all ages. 11 a. m. Worship service conduct- ed toy LeRoy Perran. Friday, 7:30 p. m. Choir rehear- sal. MOW YOUR LAWN IN 1/2 THE TIME with a . 7 Multi-cut CUTS 32 INCHES WIDE/ Harriet entertained at a 'family din. •ner Sunday, the occasion toeing Mrs. Harold Gillespie's birthday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillespie, \Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ad- ams Jr. and son Henry. The Women's Classical Missionary Union met Thursday at the Woes- (tjina Reformed church at 10 a. m. for an all-day session. TO BE INSTALLED The Helderberg Home Demonstra- Rev. G. Oliver Sands, former pas- * ion unit met Tuesday at 'the home tor of St. Mark's Lutheran church, of Mrs. Virginia Albright. Mrs. Guilderland Center, 'Will toe installed Frank Valvo gave a lesson on mrl- as pastor of Christ Lutheran church,, Mnery. Mrs. Andrew Ulnch entertained the past matrons of Albany Chap- ter 12, O. E. S., Friday at a lunch- eon. Those present were Mes- dames Elizabeth Mattick, Ruth Mee- ker, Mary Slack, Lillian Starker, •Dorothy Parsons, Alice S. Hagerty, Cora P. Scott, Emma L. Williams and Edith C 'Allen. Miss Andrea Jean Edward attend- ed the birthday party of David Cowan in Altamont, Monday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MoCracken were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson. The Boy Scouts enjoyed a hike and cookout Saturday. Thomas Mc- Cracken, .leader, and Henry Strewk, assistant leader, accompanied them. Saturday evening the 8th grade Sunday school class of Helderberg Reformed church will have a party at the heme of their teacher, Mrs. ,^amas.;.JM^i^°ken.. • . -.- .-..•...;•,««.-,••'•' ''.The' Sohodlcra^ft Home Demonstra- tion unit met with Mrs. LeRoy Kiltz 'Wednesday, to work on gloves. The Cub Scout committee meet- ing was held April 4 at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Stanley Crounse. The Pack meeting was held Tuesday night, March 25, at the Oomariunity hall, with William Endicott as Cuto- master. The Indian theme was car- ried cut. The following badges were awarded around the camp fire: Bear badge, John Crounse;' two- year-old gold star, Douglas Endicott and John Crounse; the one-year pin, Evan Wilson, Duane Boyce; two- year-old gold star, Dennis Empie; silver arrow and gold arrow, John Crounse; gold arrow, 'Douglas Endi- eott. Bcb Cat pins were awarded to' the following: Dean Lincoln, Jo- seph and Daniel Braoo, James Cu- sack, Viator Simone, Donald Ding- wall and David Murray. The meet- ing closed with the Friendly Circle, after Which refreshments were en- joyed. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Crounse en- tertained friends at open house for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes Jr., of Pella, Iowa, who were recently mar- ried. CHOWDER SALE APRIL 18 Clam Chowder sale Thursday, Apr. 18, at St. Mark's Lutheran church, Guilderland Center, at 3 p. m. For orders, phone UN 1-2516 or UN 1-2296. CARD PARTY APRIL 26 The Ladies' Aid society of the New Scotland Presbyterian church will have a card party Friday, Apr. 26, at 8 p. m., in the church dining halt. There will be table prizes, door prize, and refreshments. Hand or Self-PropeHedt Nayt Multi-Cut Design Two belt.drtvtn 10. inch side blad*s and one 16-fnch di- rect-drive blade. Maneuvers as easily as many small mowers. Trims ' close on either side. Suction lifts grass into blade for uni- form cut... no skipped tufts of grass or wiry weeds. Sprays cut grass invisibly over the lawn. Handles tall, tough grass and weeds too. Cast aluminum-alloy hous- ing. 2% H.P. Lauson 4- cycle engine. Recoil starter. Four cutting heights. Leaf mulcher included. Hand-propelled Model 32L $173.00 Self-propelled Mod.* 321P , $230.00 FREE DEMONSTRATION Call us and we'll deliver ., one to your hornet WACKSMAN'S Lawn & Golf Equipment Co. 426 THIRD ST. Albany 6, N. Y., Tel. 5-27S6 HAM SUPPER APRIL 27 A baked Virginia bam supper will be served at the Reformed church hall, Westerlo, on Saturday, April 27; benefit of Ladies' Aid, Reformed church, and the Westerlo Basic Val- ley Fish and Game club. Serving from 5:30 until all are served. \MARTIN LUTHER\ FILM APR. 27 \Martin Luther\ film will be pre- sented Saturday, April 27, i n the Berne Lutheran church, at 8 p. m., under sponsorship of the Luther League. BAKE SALE APRIL 27 The Beaverdam Reformed church will hold a bake sale at Sisson's Market, West Berne, on Saturday, April 27, at 10 a. m. CAFETERIA SUPPER APR. 27 The Up and Doing class of the Helderberg Reformed church at Guil- derland Center will sponsor a cafe- teria supper on April 27. SUPPER MAY 2 A creamed chicken supper will be held at Onesquethaw Reformed .ghiiroh. T^sday.,.Mia<y .2, iiwibhvtfirst table ; at 5:>3()p: im;, and serving con- tinuing until all are served.' Menu: Tomato juice, creamed chicken on biscuit, mashed potatoes and igravy, peas, jellied vegetable salad, pickles, olives and celery, rolls, 'gingerbread with whipped cream, coffee. SPRING SUPPER MAY 4 Saturday,' (May 4 — Spring sup- per at the Altamont Reformed church. SMORGASBORD MAY 4 Annual smorgasbord on Saturday, May 4, sponsored by the ladies of St. Mark's Lutheran church, Guiiderland Center. RUMMAGE SALE MAY 13-15 A rummage sale will be held on May 13-14-15 from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. in the Guilderland Presbyterian church' basement. Over 50 Navy .ships have 1 been named for enlisted men. The Navy has developed an under- water camera that has a normal working depth of three miles. Weigh- ing 215 pounds in 'the air and 125 pounds in the water, the camera is tough enough to withstand 9,000 pounds of water pressure per square inch. . —1957 MODELS ARE NOW AVAILABLE — Ask Your Willys Dealer for an on-the-job demonstration! MINER'S GARAGE — WILLYS DEALER— 787 STATE ST. SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Phone FR 4-9271 BY AMERICAN\ JUNIOR* INFANT TO TEEN-AGE BEAUTIFUL PATENT LEATHER PUMPS FOR GIRLS MANNISB»BLACK OR BROWN - FOR BOYS \ALBANY'S LARGEST SUBURBAN DEPARTMENT STORE\ WE GIVE S & H GKEEN STAMPS ' 1823 Western Avenue h#lA2A^liOPPING ^NTEm v„ '••'\\\ : -\ •••\•••••\'• ' • — '(d.p'EN EVJE&I'NGS _ WESTMERE TURKEY SUPPER MAY 18 Hiawatha Grange will serve its annual spring turkey supper in the Grange hall at Dormansville, Satur- day, May 18, starting at 5:30 p. m. and continuing until all are served. Public invited. CHURCH AUCTION JUNE 8 Gallupville Methodist church will sponsor an auction on the parsonage grounds June 8, for the benefit of the organ fund. CHURCH BAZAAR JUNE 8 , Group B, W. S. C. S. of the Meth- odist church, Clarksville, will hold a bazaar Saturday, June 8. LORD'S ACRE AUCTION SEPT. 14 St. Mark's Lutheran church in Guilderland Center has set Sept. 14 as the date for its annual Lord's acre auction. CHURCH BAZAAR SEPT. 14 The annual bazaar of the First Presbyterian church of .Frincetown corner Currybush and Kelly Roads' will be held Saturday, Sept. 14. Want Help With Your State Income Tax Forms? State income .taxpayers who need help in making out their 1956 returns due April 15 will find State tax men on duty in 32 regular and tempo- rary offices of the State Tax depart- ment throughout the state on or more days between now and the deadline. State tax returns must be filed 'by all single persons with net in- come of $1,000 or more and by mar- ried couples with joint net income of $2,500 or more. Net income means gross income after deduc- tions but before taking exemptions Taxpayers are reminded that a re- duction has again been authorized— 15 percent of the first $100 of tax and 10 percent Of the next $200 of flax. Those seeking help of the state tax representatives are asked to brine ifiheir records as to income and de- ductions, as well as copies of forms mailed 'to 'them. in Albany the schedule is: State Office Building, main floor, dailv through April 15. Schenectady- j. State Armory, 125 Washington Ave daily through April 15, • *' To Cities Effective April 1, '<$ dogs in M ~ bany cpiiijsty f ac e the same night life ban that has been imposed since 1930 on their country cousins- A sffcate edict, requested by the Al- bany County Board, of Supervisors requires, that \all ^ogs in Albany county shall oe securely confined be- tween sunset and one hour after sun- F f t e -\ A Similar curfew has been in effedt in ^ e town s of the county since 1930, but officials say dogs from homes in outlying sections' of Albany have been goWg > nto adjacent farm regions and causing heavy damage to poultry and 1 livestock. Enforcement of the order in the rural areas has not been strict in re- cent years, but the new order will be followed' by a countywide drive against night-roaming dogs, county officials told the state department. The curfew was imposed by Dan- iel J. Carey, state commissioner of agriculture and markets, for a period of a year and is renewable yearly if the Board of Supervisors requests. New Scotland PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Homer B. Silvernail, pastor. Sunday, April 7th: 10:30 a. m. Lenten service of wor- ship, with 'sermon by the pastor, 'Jesu and His Twelve Disciples.\ 11:45 a. m. Sunday school. 7 p. m. Youth Fellowship. Monday: 7:30 p. m. Senior choir rehearsal. Wednesday: 7:30 p. m. Meeting' of all church officers in church dining hall. Friday: 2 p. m. Sale of home-made clam chowder in church dining hall. The committee: Mrs. Blanche Halsted, Mrs. Kathrine Boynton, Mrs. Clara Fox, Mrs. Ernest Johnson and 'Mrs. iMaie Allen. Order may be placed through members of the committee. 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