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P .A>^ s xW>S*nr^iS^^>£^>ta\,-i^xi^ .... - . . ....... .• •. .' . . .. . .• • ... . •••.. .•••• • ..; . ..'^jtv^ •• , - !!l, \^;;- ; ;-. , ;{;.' ; -Y:; ••.•.V\?- •' / „*AGE TWO Trjg EMTE^PR VIA *!• pi i i *» ri' FRIQ^Y,4UGMST 16, \y$ T-Rl-Vtt-L*6E A to Have New Office I%?a Nationiil Opened At Shopping ?>•* The Eismere branch of the Nation- al Commerciali Bankm &< Trust\»- Comp- A new suburban-type office plaza fa toelhg developed directly across. , (.ommeraa r>ai ° \ -<- from the Delaware Plaza Shopping any TK at the Delaware Plaza Center in Eismere. The develop'- sHoDb'fntr'Center, opened at. noon on menlWgraftj is being handled by Wednesday The : 'bank held open Normanside Realty Inc. and Turnpike , house .. fom noon to 6 p. m. with Oper'atidhs Corporation.' \\' re gular .banking business transactions A spokesman for both organizations [until 2 p. m. said that officers of the Delaware Mig g p aU ii ne W. Hallenbeck, form- Plaza development are among the L r ass j s tant cashier and manager of principal owners in the new-develop- t , he Ak&moht branch, has been named Went. manager of the Eismere office, 23rd The office plaza is being developed jh the bank's system. Harry £J. on an eight-acre site. One building Keelan, assistant vice-president and already Has been completed, and two manager of the Bethlehem branch in others will-be completed in the near Delmar, will have charge of the two future. [offices in the Tri-Village area. The completed building, a two- 1 with two offices in the Town of story structure with 13,000 square Bethlehem, the bank has changed the feet of space, houses Aetna Insur-j nam e of the Bethlehem branch to ance Company offices on the second j the Delmar branch. floor, and Fuller Brush and Rose & j Kiernan Inc. on the first floor. flnpirc F»W ftfflPP i The two one^story buildings now j UJJClla l^W UIIIl/C I being constructed each haves 6,000 square feet of space. One has been ......»..* leased to the Farm Family Life In- . has opened an gjjimiiu\\\\ 1111 ' 1 ' 1 \ 60Coiifse$Sta^Septi 16 In Adult Education Ifie Slipgerlanc^ BULLETIN Edited by E. R. Van Wormer niinniMiiiiimiiiiiiniiitiiniiiiiiiiiiiiitM»i»miMitiiiiMi|g Personals and Brevities' ^l^^illPbe : Hobert Bender of Glenn, Calif., Jj^ft'-mfflSffi 3 \* ' has been the guest of his brother and j**'V^ ?p?: fteiTowH sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus. E. Bender. He also visited other J relatives and friends in the Tri- Village area. Mr. Bender .moved to the far west over 40 years ago. His return trip was via the Canadian Rockies, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Smith and daughter, Linda, of Alta Vista, Va„ were visitors in town last week.' They had been on a camping trip in Canada and Maine and were to stop on Long Island to call on friends, Funeral servip.es for Mrs. Ellis B Garrison: 5$ Onion Ave., Delmar\ were conducted Monday afternoon \in Palmer Funeral Home, 341 Second Ave., Albany. The Rev. Francis A. S-6.55 Per 5£ SSat^ ^ «* Calif., mS^WW*^ £ * S l **** \** *W Anna B. »l New -^ otl 5\ d - ggra^ *?2.^ L«l® ^P- Approximately 60 courses) will be offered this' fall ; by the Bethjejj^. Cejii^ral School District Adult Educa* tion' departiiierit, including new c]a% es op preparation for retirement, the histdry of ja,zz, ragtime an4 blues, and training for top-notch secretarial jobs. \ '' ' Ralph G. IJoag, program director, safd\ the numb'er of--courses t is a record high. The fall term openj Sept. 16, -and ends Dec. 1-2. Wipre than 2,500 persons attended last year! 6las5es\ itiip .Incteet 'Monday, Tues £MfEr££si ^ffmmsm^ l&MS&SS^ s rates ar^'3|^^jt New.^Scotfa'i*' Equalization' Survivors include a son, Ellis B i are. 33 ;p^ cegt in Bethlehem ^? rpj . s P n > $$•., Gplonie; a sisteip, Miss 95 ^^^..k... *„.,__, iJJenrietta P ; Robertson, Trdv, ahd three grandchildren. Burial was in Memory's Garden. - * • anq ^3 per.-:cehfun;New Scotland *i¥% : WlfelmP' of Delmar, P'stnet, ta^%^ief#said the change is oue ^increas.iijssessed valuation Ih the distti^ -atim slight hike in cim avii^umpq' tor aiternoons anq Saturday '^OOTngs; Registration \vijl A daughter was born to Mr. and • • I Mrs. Gregory A. Angier of 1990 New Onelha lteen I Richard C. Johnson of New Salem Scotland Rd. at the Albany hospital ....„_. x.*- x._ Ii. J „„ office for the general ° n J ul >' zz - . xl ? e chUd has been Liite m-. nas opened an unice: iui mc s ^ni,n*i. j *w T • *; --•«« «vai surance'Company'rand-'the otoer to I practice of law at 65 Columbia St named j Donna ^^gA^ft the Royal MeBee Corporation. le Royal MeBee Corporation. Aroany. ivir. jonnson was B iauua..™ - - - R^Ta \';„ •T? 5 \ ^*~ - x, r^ , T,I fmtn Albanv Law School in 1951 and ter ot Mr - ana Mrs - oenjarrun Kms- Officers of the Delaware Plaza ton f Albany'Law bcno ugene kern of Glenmont. Mr. Kniskerh!''fa lODDine Center announced that the wa 5 r ? rmerl .<. di>s ' ULI ,_\... 5 the cnnprvisnr nf t.h«. Wm,r vUx-i, ~i_i3 ^^^^ClPsilght hikTin'S\! U - T?\ v S , avIn88 Bonds \ f tat ra^;%^|||ct's assessment S^^^H, helps the whole S 0 ^ 3 ^? «ysal|y approximately ' S 0 . m wh a i, wel as your own. These |ginners and inte?mediates\a.nd pre- $1.20Q,000 ^taJ#,V84,179: 3% ler cent *£?J Q mat ^V yield paration for outdoor .enjoyment. The ^lift^ newcoiers 3 classes will take' plaice a'f : IpS' fir$t- - class session. Cla?ses \vill <be h^id in dis'triet schools aiid several aTea sit?s, with fees for all. \but t\vo ' coursd! set at $1 for district residents, and $5 for non- residents. Many other new classes will be offiered, including German for, be ginners and intermediates and pre Officers of the Delaware Plaza (\*\\ m-uauy ^ Q .v ^ Shopping Center announced that trie was formerly associa National Commercial Bank & Trust. J - Sterner, Albany attorney. Company opened its new branch' 'atj . Mr. 'Johnson, an instructor in busi- the shopping center on Wednesday, mess law at the Albany Evening Di- The newly-completed branch office is vision of Russell Sage College, is 13 feet by 125 feet. married to the former Jean Gleason Also under construction at the j of Delmar. plaza is a new Socony-Mobil service! ————; —^ nounced to? ^opening of The- sta-i «eads JVational Group tion. I Arthur T. Simmons, son of Mr. and The Series E or H Savings Bonds [Mrs. Guy Simmons of 34 Alden Ct., you buy now will yield 3'4 per cent, [Delmar, was recently elected presi- compounded semi-annually, when you [dent of the National Counter-Intelli- hold them to maturity. The price jgence Corps association at the annual remains the same as before, but the convention in San Francisco E maturity period has been shortened [ Mr. Simmons, —'• - \— r, zri~•. f^\ 1 ' ra.ies.weii : .pi^.oa n ptnlehem^ahd ' S0 in New Scot land. •;»\^:-. Wf • The new .fatel ;We approved at test weefc'g-^lte-'bf the district Board of^a||eaJi<ft ,, Tne ^boara?-', : a^6 f ,'appointed Miss •Mary DiCrisMa^o|Schenectady as I. ^ at hemati%:\itgaciier at the junior .high ^school;.^:ha!''iJohn Petrecky, 12 f.feo.^Mahnj% , i'/g|vi; Albany, a s a cleaner there/. .Miss DiCristofaro will 1 be helril^of^^^W* from Alban y MemS l tp fi<? ?#* f pr Teachers. Jviembers Josebh •;«t-i¥>„J^^„„,, 'be enlarged. 2301 Westeirii Ave. PHONES: Enterprise 9796 —-^Albany 8-4420 HOURS 9 TO 9 the supervisor of the New York state' highway crew that looks after .the state roads in this vicinity. Not many weeks left until the'time when the annual bazaar will be held at the Methodist church. Members 1 T vr-i-v' •-• are using their spare time making I ii 0?eB ft 'Rhe'al Snd Donald V. Far- plans for the layout of the var™.,t l. r ? J !' Ppaches f 'if*t|iejunior and senior scnpblsiv .,resp'tetively, : were plans for the layout of the various hilk booths and askine their fribn^c «_j mgn who JZJ uiat-Ui ny ^Jcri luu uas uccn SIIUJ LCIJCU J ±1x1 . ^iiixLiLvua, win/ ilVeS i n o3n to 8 years 11 months; the H extended Francisco, is an internal revenue to 10 years N^x,* 1 agent. FEEDS — SEEDS FERTILIZERS HARDWARE AND GARDEN SUPPLIES CARMOTE PAINT WE DELIVER PHONE DELMAR 9-1878 all building needs KARL A. PAULSEN & SONS Inc. SLIDING DOORS OUTSIDE DOORS Pine birch slid-, tf ing .door.\ units,' ? «'x6'8\ oil hard- wort included. 29.95 , ' i 54\ varniih grade C THE WONDER WORKING • IMPROVES HOUSE PAINT--Mo«Ur.Oi! ' jloit crncl add«,(o'tol«r rtlenilbri,!';*•'..• ' • PREVENTS RUST-jy» Mqigr-bil ot if tom« from »h» con to pr«v\»ntrn»lal : from ri«Hhy. Il mqy bt brojhici; «proy.«ci or cNppi d; • SEAtS AN^fiNiSHES F^OXS^o>ur-Ojr; p^n»lrai«id««piy,ihto fl|x/«oc^.'l»'n • FOR BRICK OR STUCc6-^Moi»r-OM U • rtoll may fa* uMd at i|,oro tmall •nteuirr *l ftatWoK. poirrt can bt addVd. \ ''*...' : \t£* <im;z~~ •:fwm booths and asking their friends and neighbors for donations of. salable articles for same. Items- for the [auction sale will also be appreciated. Miss Sally Hartzell of Boston, Mass., visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton H. Hartzell over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Zimmer- man and family have been vacation^ ing at Sparrow Lake, Ontario, some 100 miles north of Toronto. Mrs. Gerald Wood has returned from a visit of several days with relatives and friends at Tamaqua, Pa. ^ Mrs. Ann Walk of Baltimore, Md.,\ is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Chamberlain. Mrs. Bertha Todt, who has been| the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Parker for some time, has returned to her home at Dolgeville. Pr. Eugene Blake of Connecticut was the guest speaker a t the Rens- sekerville Presbyterian church on Sunday morning. In the afternoon Dr. Blake visited Dr. and Mrs. John McClintock in Slingerlands Dr. and Mrs. John McClintock have returned from Bath, Maine While there they witnessed the chns- tUerung ot a sftup b y Mrs JMeChntock's ] sister-in-law Mrs Alfred Mnmma I Admiral Alfred Mumma chief of the (Bureau of Ships, Washington, D. C I was also in attendance I Extensive improvements are being I made to the Community Methodist church property.. A four foot wide concrete walk has been laid on the west side of the church and a three foot wide walk will be built from the front of the church to the parsonage, which is next door, and the driveway and parking lot have been covered with crushed stone. The small en- closed porch at the side entrance to Fellowship hall has been removed, adding much to the attractiveness of the surroundings. Many of our citizens have been visiting the races at historic Saratoga Springs race track. However, none of them have made a showing of any money they have won at the track. • In these days of jazz, rock 'n' roll f and jitterbug coming in over the radio 'and television almost continuously what a joy and comfort it is to listen to the Community; church chimes at noon and 7 o'clock in the evening playing those beautiful; old hymns, which have stood -the test of time, s.uch as \Abide With Me,\ \Whisper- ing Hope,\ \All Through, the Night,\ ^Saviour Breathe an Evening Bless- in,\ \Crossing^-the Bar,\ and many Others. Pastor Rhodes takes much interest in. the automatic roll player and uses good judgment in selecting the hymns. A good way for anyone desiring to make a small contribution to the welfare ,of the church would be to donate a few of these music rolls. The pastor has a list of the hymns now on hand as well as a large number of others that are on sale. In New Delmar Building A commercial arid apartment build- ing-is ibeihg erected at 750 Delaware Ave.j Delmar, * b& Henry N. Klett, of Dehnaiv tb^house four stores arid four apartment units. School 'Equipment Co., Inc., Of Syracuse, and. Color Lab, Inc., East Greenbush, -Knll take occupancy Sept. 1, Kfejtt:.reported. Djift^dba. Mt£ and Crafts, Inc., a jrtew'rioveliy c&ncerh hea'defj toy'Mrs. Klett, fh'd- VaiiSJf Seryi.ee ' C&, a re- |rigeratioh, aiiMT 'television firin oper- ated by\Jdett,'w4li; occupy the other 'tiw.g 5 stdresi\ Cdrhple'tkm 'is 'e^pec)«d jfi'T^O^empier. The \ap|u-thierf|s will be rteady ; iater> * j Tlip . fa^b-r&fdry painted\ concrete bl$ti building:, '85 'by\ 75 feet, is lo- cafea hear Bethlehem Central Senior High .'school^- ' \ [named.delegatessti) the State Public High * Scfiip'<iif_'';Atiiletic association's coachmg: ScHbbi-at Union College in Schehectaaf^ ? Augv 26 through 29. , Center Pvt. Richard' 'E' Morgan, whose wife,.'P ; egg^|Jfees'at 1965 Millsboro Rd., ..Mansfjelci,'Ohio, recently was graduated ;;5fi||rn ,-m parts supply Icourie at tfigSArmy) Armor Training I Center^ fc^gtiox, -.'ICy. During- plight-week course, Mor- gan was'.'ti^uned in stock control, packagihgiiniefflods and storage pro- cedures. • \fp-i. ... -MPSgSlilMi'of JMr.' and Mrs. W Richard $$iah, 73Fernbank Ave., PeJmaJ; .1^as:\3ast stationed at Fort BenWng,,,!!^:.. .. '•*fe • ^ittSBxW the University of Michigan|psE'astern Michigan tol- a r.? le hi? n 5i J MlSS OLve Mae Wright H»life^° om Kenneth E Sf2^\PfeiP for a southern, motor tnp^ ^ai|A ff>Jlowm S ttie< mar- chu% l&f^SppHon -arWest Al- ! AUTOMATIC PEFROST — banylTma^p Daughter ot Wright • '$£$>?£!! , bride'•iia&^i^iip !iis : terv:8f?tS^ Missi^JliralJLj \OaRfey;^^e5bj E*ouiitaih5,^q^ s alsd-\couisiiK|.^ and rmgbeja?er: Dbn'aia ,; :#i brotHef's |)^ti! was' ushet^^it, Edwin. £H'#P| W groom is'a;fsbfii^ aftd Mrs. Leland St.,. Delmar, the i^rence Wolcott, ^pm, as honor Kght's cousins, |natd and'Carol jaids, and Denice '•%mtir Wright, ''$£•' flower girl Served as his ijd'Ewald Krey »ri'de's\ brother, §,''/ The bride- ;|nd Mrs. Stan- ley HallehbectclotiJradentown, Fla. 4 \ <* OoAvenientf Hotpoint 4-way Bhetts* Reduced *I70 (with tra4e-in) iff' BIG 12 CU FT. 91 LB. TRUE FREEZER .00 ,. ~j «»*v*»w» v~ t^m-vtmim «n the. I>loht-Touch Safety latch : . . r* A ^,r. n x««.4- TT A x« n ; M + TV,UV,1« rWuMMJ' f\* 1 th '* beautlfu l door swings, smoothly and quiet- Convement Hotpoint DOUOle UnsperS |y ooen . . to oresent you with Wonderful new Convenient Hptpoint Dairv Stora^ out-Front «,«i,-» Convenient Hotpoint Dairy Storage Convenient Hotpoint Rollers Bachelor- a anything once. Walter D. Hill, sbh of Mr anri was promoted to piivafe'M^t bills w le ^afej*;Septehieb rJ a956i ' - ' m R0 : LA-LUME the ALUMINIIM AWNING o PATIOS '%..-** f if improvement Council Albunv Chamber , 6t Commerce ••1 X »' ' *«•'',' • 1 W WfcwUZ t i *fi^S^ , '« el ^^^«»i*^'^?»^^*'V ^I^^WM&iirK^*^^.'^-^' '•''• -*-f^'*\^-'> '•.-'. >:•\•'' •\ '*-~A l*f- , -nS?J*r*c<\>;iiJ l -,i-'*- r-^'-- • '• f t*t*f--4ritt£fi' ^Kf>4^^'^ i M*mtU r^'aU *?*•'£• ty''';^.^?!,, 3, i#^s#i«*«#s9*!!r«\»y ^kV;'.^-KJH^A^i.fci ' &«&i&&l&$i&ik>.
