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$?V*VV*ti?*V*y«'i , , i h < ii'i ,1 / I. j! '1 I « t *J i 'JftSBftfW. THE ENTERPRISE, Al^^i^^^FRIDAY, AUGUST 3Q, 1957 Scheduled At BCHS Seven new courses arid a lecture on school budgets h&ve been added to . the - adult educations program, which: (begins Sept; 1(8 in the Bethleherir Central School' IJistrict, Ralph. Q. Hqag, supervisor, has announced. • \Courses now total 64. Being offered are: Dramatic presentation techniques, ' Art\ •Elsmere\ husband arid wife team have begun a ten-month study of education for handicapped children in Europe. I 1 iir^!^llaceV?.T?yJor5 pr^soif of sauSifiptt at Albany State Jeich- ers^Stfefe And Br. IsaBelle Tayior,i ,cfiai»nifi of- the deMiftrnent of phy- dholbgy' at Russell gage College, will make their headquarters in Bar- celona, Spain, for the 15-nation sur- iuati^lJ--iSoqiety for the Welfare of Cripples, and the Internationa] Union for Child Welfare. Muirhead - Devine aimed at <mainly women's groups, for yey. children's- presentation, with Mrs;;' The^couple- expects to publish re- Danny Smith, Delmar, teacher. • m fe of m ^ stU£ f y next year. The Small retail store management, p^W is sponsored by the Inter- with attention to individual business 1 ' ^-i-'>'\--J-^— *— *•— w>«i*o>v» „i problems such as sales promotion, ad* vertisihg,' display and credit, taught by Clifford Allanson, executive secre- tary of- the State Council of Retail Merchanls. . \Can' You Fix It?\ a practical home maintenance course given by | Miss Patricia Anne Devine, daugh- Paul E. Rivers. , Iter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert D. De- Effective speech and group dynam-lyine of Marcellus, was married Sat- ics, taught by Dorothy Midgley, form-| ur day at the Holy Family church in er teacher at Ithaca College. Fairmount to David Norton Muir- Two\ courses in German will be of-I head, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. fered, one for beginners, and an in- Muirhead of 55 Nathaniel Blvd., DeJ- termediate course for those who have mar. a basic knowledge of German. Miss Anne Muench was maid of \Science in Your Life\ will con-t ,ono F> and .bridesmaids were the sist of six, lectures by Dr. Frederick Misses Carol Vogt, Molly Muirhead K. Kirchnen research chemist' at * nd Ann M °ntague. Miss Deborah Sterling ; Mnthrop;Research Institute. Devine,was the flower girl A w*„'vvT' „„ c„u~^ k„/i™„L „„• John Packard served, as best man, titfed ^BuSboo of BrichWSl be\ and uSherin ^ were Donald Green \ uiiea . tfuganoo qr bridge will :be|^ ?qd| ^^^ Condit and Robert j The Slingerlands f j BULLETIN j | Edited by E. R. Van Wormer | i J EJ U|l|illlIMHIIIIUIIIIItMMMMIIHMtlMillliltltllllHllMMIMIIt[7l Personals add delivered Oct $5 at- • the Senior] High N ,• i^™-,. school., by Dr. Theodore C: ^Wen'zfeli p Afe a'-' director of\ the Division of School Fi After a' reception at the Sherwood • >.A-J cu * T^J *• -n> * linn in Skaneateles, Mr. and Mrs. nancial Aid, State Education Depart- Muirhead left on a ^p t0 New E ng- ment - • • • . land and Canada. They will be at The new. 1957-58-brochure contain- home in Boston, Mass., after Sept. 1, ing complete information on all where the 'bridegroom will attend courses -will be mailed to all Bethle- Harvard Graduate School of Business hem Central School District residents (Administration. He and his bride are next week, and can be obtained upon both graduates of the University of request by all residents of, the Capital Rochester, where she was enrolled in District: For additional information the School of Nursing. communicate with Ralph G. Hoag, da- - rector of adult information, tele- phone 9965. j AWARDED CONTRACT Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Parker and son, Ryan, attended) the silver wedding anniversary of Mrs. Parker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Dodge of Dolgeville, Aug. 24. Miss S. Maude Arthur, Miss Eliza- beth Arthur and Norman Bast of Lowville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray F, Arthur over the week end. On Sunday they visited the Catskill Game Farm. s Mrs. Ann Oliver Booth has return- ed from New Rochelle where she was the guest of her niece, Mrs. John Powell. I The board of fire commissioners [will meet on Tuesday evening, Sept. 3. The fire department will hold its September meeting on the evening of the ninth. A grass fire on the George L. Davies farm called out the fire de- partment around noon on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Arthur spent the week end at Saratoga Lake. Don tried out a' few rounds of water skiing. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Van Wormer of New Haven, Conn., visited rela- tives and friends in town over the week end! Mrs. Guy W. Pinck of Skaneateles, a former resident, was the geust of friends here several days last week. The wedding of Miss Joan Mary Leddy, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ray- mon G. Leddy of New Scotland Rd., Slingerlands, and James Edward Graber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Graber of Watervliet, was held Aug. 17 at a Nuptial Mass in St. Catherine of Siena church, Albany, the fifsfc^iKir in 1917 sold on time pay- 1 as sales ehdell Inc., er,< -lHfe-««ySi^PPyears in the auto :busitt^is^flif!20 with Wen- dell. \x : ;&&jmM } - M^Si&ifg£Mat 181 South Main- -Ayip^^^id HP Would he would the old when he plan to visit points and , £^^lpl§l#hds, Al, as he is kflpwtt.^ttMS|M# Albany 'busi- ness ^i^UlSiliiiilihe has headed mm many Qtgaii'jaat®si#cluding the Al- bany ,^ h ^Pe»J|f.e&merce in 1952 and '53j W6r*$»b r %ie old Slinger- land PrimingVjgfedtSl years before getting. xnto\.^|p^s; In 1916 he'jMililiiie Willys Over- land Co.'s Altitfriranch, became sales malnag^Mjff'few years later joined a hely-icfejony: which bought out the Willy£:if|l# This was W. A. C^p^eh.tfiE,->i«ei 4f: which he was vice-preSiderifrSSt became the Hup- mobile qUsMBi#oV ' In 1932'';jtef#||,p Sager Motors and in 1936„,tenpnat^ the company i-and jpipiea • JdM|l). v Wendell as sales manager. •\ •• • ''A?fe. t ? NEED PART-TIME WORKERS Bethlehem Central School District 'Marlboi-o Dr., Delmar. The contract is seeking part-time clerical and cafe- was awarded by the town board, teria workers. If you have training which received four bids. in either of these lines contact Ralph G. Hoag, telephone 9965. Enterprise ads pay — try them. i -D„i«-f+„ „„,i TVT™J „ f T-„„,, u„„ n-auitfniie ui oieiia cnurcn, Amany. befn^arrd T^ls Intact ^1 ^ Rev ' Wiiliam - Slavin Conned install 490 feet of sewer mains in th FKEDS — SEEDS FERTILIZERS HARDWARE AND GARDEN SUPPLIES CAtiM&TB titabtl- WE DELIVER ?H0£f£ JXEIMAk 94878 Kmntiiiriiiijiiiiiuimii ALL Irei^ES OF ni»»;:»»»}»:»»HhKt 90 STATE STREET tilQte 3-7705 ALBANY, N. f\ 5tSgKfaEE9^^K3KSVKE ^^^^smmm^j&^m^^mmt^^ & _Ki* — ., . . 'ff T ^- W IT-YOURSELF PRE. OR WE REINFORCED vONC^RF Two Maktt to CIIOOM from CASTSTOKE FINISH 'i •/• '.i'-:.. SEPTIC TANKS ARRANGED-FREE ESTIMATE Sit OM DKPiAV AT m CALL COUICT Jl^fMia 1») COLONIi, N. Y. uilui; •'•«•' «m the ceremonv. After a reception at the DeWitt Clinton Hotel, Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Graber left on a motor trip through the New England states. They are residing in Troy. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Chamber- lain attended the wedding of Dr. Patrick Adams at Westchester, Pa., on Monday. Dr. Adams was an in- terne at the Albany Medical College and is now practicing medicine in Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Degenaar and Mr. and Mrs. Willis 1 Green and family have >been vacationing for, two weeks at Townsend Inlet, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Chamber- lain, Jr., and their three children, who have been living in Louisiana and Tennessee, are visiting relatives an& friends in this vicinity Then; home is now at Ashland/ Va;;- where Mr. CBamebriajn Is' a professor at Raftdolph-'Macon College. Fail Festival Sept 6 and 7 Selkirk Volunteer Fire Company No. 2, Glenmont, will present its first \Fall Festival\ at the firehouse and adjoining grounds on Route 32, one- half mile from intersection of Routes 9-W and 32, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 6 and 7. Events will include a record hop Friday evening from 7 o'clock to mid- night, as well as games of skill and refreshments. Commencing at noon Saturday there will be a country auc- tion and bake sale. Refreshments, games of skill, etc., will- be available throughout the day for everyone's en- joyment. The finale will be round and square dancing in the evening. Members of the, fire company have labored diligently for the past few weeks on this event and invite every- one to the festival for an enjoyable time. In the event of rain the affair will be held Sept. 13 and 14. Anyone wishing to donate items for the auction kindly contact Wil- liam Muller, Albany 4-1826, or Ray- mond Dutcher, Albany 62-2228. Win Ribbons At Fair Several of the members of the Elm Avenue Elves 4-H Club attended the Altamont Fair last week. Thirteen members had 76 entries, including five demonstrations. Three girls- act- ed as junior superintendents. They received 17 blue, 34 red and 19 green awards. Their club exhibit brought them a blue award. Joan Prusik will demonstrate Dan- ish pastry today at the State Fair in Syracuse. She is also entering yeast rolls. The club will meet Sept. 13, at which time they will work on scrap- books for a hospital. — Joan Prusik reporter. ' \One reason so many children are seen on the streets at night is that they're afraid to stay home alone.\ — H. M. James. ,_ Jlogy School At the CblbnjfcSs'Ghool of Cosemtol- ogy, 38 Cha||||treet, Albany, hair- dressing is .taffiit in- all its phases. Classes will: -sfaWon Monday, Sept. 9, and Monday,,.Cjg.7.. The Cdl6hhl$|£hbbl of Cosmetolo- gy is an outgrowth of one of the most widely teov^jfejuty salons in the Capital Dis^iMi« victor Colonna, the founder of•• tMllbol; is the third gen- eration of hisSfimily to serve the beauty needs^6ifne»most discriminat- ing women, ffiti^afea. The experi- ence and tea^es ; ?developed by the Colonna faniiWMiuring the past 50 years are tipmidations of the in- struction giVenfflfv Th ? : ? 8- ?^##i!se in beauty cul- \ ipurs in«the' areas a$hg, hair-cutting and bleaching, p treatment, fin- ictMng, facials, ny- lon, shop manage- '^efhics. t ' - s are required in nair- cutting, fin- iahent waving, and ture includes! of: Permanr and styling shampooing? ger waving^ giene andw ment, ,ah3s Six hundfi the majorSM ger waving^, hair, tinting; If you consult your investigate gh school student, ice counselor and mce ,a£»a career ^,„ olqnna'r^chool is: '^Wiere ndnd^j^t^^cl td»'create Barbecue ani hir Sept. 14 A fanui^.My^plinner will be served at' ^? ; anpffll|0jickeh barbe- cue and • fair' at ^©piist Reformed church, of .BethJeMifafr' Selkirk on Route' 9-^.': '.TRftlefent will take place Sept;/ I4,-^i|?r;^hine. Jacofo Henldns ajfgf|eral chairman and will 'be assi||f||t»i,\ the general committee toy |chamn|n : ...of former barbecues. .,,• ,>S*;' i ' Procees froffijtnl event will go toward makirigi -ti)*# final payment on the 'buildingjdeml.' . and Office ,|>j(^!Ka^inf;^lsm0fe tbday.: The firhi•' nIftnjjfactHres'\ t^evSrwers/ key sort'ingi-csipds,: accoutiftil s^temsl and ot^e:#d^Mr|)rttceltei%;\e^ Approxintateiy 20 M^rM^linplud*-: ing saliesi office a,nd serviiq^.personr nel, will ae nbused inj« new 6#eMtbr^ brick buflding at tJi4 fifaz^ '%•Dela- ware Ave. First daiyr ot fejisin^ss at the new site will.be,Sept,'-3pWith an open house to be beW. W tlie • near | future. , _ '••;\-• ..-;• - The Roydl firm has been located:. at 246 Washington Ave., and the Mc-,| Bee group at 240 State St., Albany, Joseph S. McKean is district sales: manager, and Robert S. MilieiV manager of the d.ata processing divis;4 ion. Another new building at the plaza was occupied last week by approxi- mately 40 employees of the home of- fice of the Farm Family Insurance Companies, formerly located at 132' State St., Albany. Paul L. Laffey is general manager of the life insurance company, and Gordon Yapp of the mutual company. • • • ' Course Coordinator George R. Schreck of Delmar, as- sistant manager of the Hartford Ac- cident and Indemnity Co., has been appointed co-ordinatbr of Siena Col- lege's new insurance course designed to prepare candidate for insurance agents and ibrokers license examina- tions. The course runs Sept. 13 to Nov. 13 Friday evenings and all.day Saturday. It will be given four times yearly. Completes Training Franklyn F. Kampfer, Jr., son of Mr. and yirs. Kampfer, 90 Hudson Ave., Delmar, has completed six weeks of officer training at the Marine Corps School, Quantico, Va., and will be eligible for -appointment as second lieutenant on completing one more summer training session arid graduation from college. Delmar Reformed Church Rev. Leroy C. Brandt, minister. 9:30 a. m. Morning (worship. Ser- mon topic, \Jesus tfie Worker.\ Advertise in the Enterprise. Power lo|der Rodeo Set For JJorth Colonic One of the first events of its kind ever held by an equipment distribu- tor, a power loader rodeo will attract hundreds pf equipment users, accord- j; ing to an. ^announcement by George W. Lokey, manager pf State Equip-* j,ment Company, . \Corral\ for the rodeo will be at PalssHe Brive, off LSshakiU Rd., in North eolphie, ^Qkey siitf. So that.— _.-«-—- •all heavy equipment users- can at-/1 Lokey said. tend, the event will run three days: Tuesday,. Wednesday, and Thursday Sept, 3, 4, 5, starting at ,9 a. m. each 4f»y. , Cooperating with the Frank. G. |.Hpugh Company, manufacturer of rubber-tired loaders,- State will' pre- sent, an. entirely new demonstration of, the many unusual and seldom-seen Teats possible with these\' versatile anachlnes. Nationally-known power loader ex- merts will be on hand to assist in explaining the equipment and to pro- vide engineering information on Vari- ous applications of the equipment, As* Yoiir M#$y flfeaiar fttf gfc pn^job demonstration! INER'S GARAGE „ nrl „ m „' mmm — WILLYS DEAI-EB-- 7S7 $TA5?E ST. -?a .. SOHBNECTACY, N. Y. Phone;-vflt;|-f v '\^ ' Back to School SPECIAL NEW SPINET PIANO AsLo w as -• Oil FUEL OIL BURNERS Cleaned, Repaired and Installed FIJEL OIL TANP --12 and 14 gauge j$m - HARDWARE FEURA BUSH, N. Y. Phone Delmar 9-3239 Don't p§s9 ittoffff - puf if @n I 5^*°* FREE ESTIMATES ^ Terms to, Fit Any Pocketbook Call us/npliv for imrhedlatp'Service. Don't let the Fall rains eatchyoju unprepared^ Qnly the higher grade of materials used on all OUF'JOBS. ; All Work and Service Personally Supervised by - • Kean, dynamic television and Broad- I way comedienne, is starring in \Wpn- derful town,\ the -final 1957 produc- tiori at Sac^ndaoa Summer theatre thw week. Featured with MiM Kean is Uhdfhe Fdffest and ioe Lautner.
