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*tiS*WSW-V*i' I? 9 THE ENTERPRISE, ALTAMONT, N-.^RlDAY JAMI .-« .-., -,- 1 - ~- w,..,^.,,.^^ PENNIES SAVED ON SHOPPING TRIPS CAN BE V*mm *T f«t «A* PUMP iiiii. When the George 0S«eI St Evanston, 111. want something S ,V he * ti>re ' * he ? usuftjly fh2? \-year-old G&nnte. Nbl that she has a reputation as k sharp trader\; but Connie can squeeze more out of a gallon of g-aso ine than anyone in the BS—* Connie Done \It doesn't make any sense to drive miles to a supermarket to save on purchases,\ the elder Done argues with convincing logic, \if the money is wasted in making the trip.\ Connie prides herself on eco- nomical driving. That she's.'an Westerlo ... . - -Was. proved recently JSf'l-'te-'Sf* a frW-W con- pm in the family's J956 Chevy wet a varied 100-mile course with an average of 20.56 miles to the gallon. According to Connie, there was no trick to it. «? e /ays she merely observed tHe following rules: « ^l&ft' .^ftlera'te too quick- }% whether from fc standing start or on the road. Even with an, automatic Shift pick ur> speed gradually, if' your car has a manual shift, shift as soon as possible. 2—Avoid sudden stops. With a red light ahead, let the car coast, if traffic permits. If it looksi like I'm going to be' Stalled at a railroad crossing, T turn off thiS engine. S-^Tire pressures affect econ- °, m 7- ,Keep, the tires well iij- fl *\ ed i , t J J ^ave nip/iey. The result may be a slightly harder ride. but the car Meers\ easier* iv-jCar jvindbws should be closed as much as practical. A drafty .tea*, means you're also carrying a load of M currents ; ; that resist progress. ' f: a^ettfrmine.yoiir car's most ,< economical driving range. Try ft ^^Vjithin that range oh the ' : °g en ,highway, as much as traf- ^\P. §nd road conditions and m?*p Jaws will permit. Don't g^M?. WP* engine. Experience mil teach you that the engine isn't as smooth, if you press too hard on the accelerator. ''The most important thing about economical driving is that it keeps you 'conscious of your job,\ says Connie. \An econom- ical driver is generally a safe one.\ When Calves Chew Wood REFORMED CHURCH Rev. Donald Boyce, minister. Sunday, January 19th: 9:30 a. m. Sunday school. 10:30 a. m. Morning worship. Ser- mon, \A Perplexed Young Man.\ Nursery for children. The annual congregational meeting will be held Friday evening, Jan. 24, with a covered dish supper at seven o'clock. The Ladies' Aid society has elected the following officers for 1958: Presi- dent, Mrs. Henry Latham; first vice- president, Mrs. George. Hempstead; second vice-president, Mrs. Olih Wagoner; secretary, Mrs. Donald Boyce; treasurer, Miss Leona Patrie. The Youth Fellowship .will hold a roller skating party at Knox Cave Thursday evening, Feb.. 6. The Youth Fellowship has elected these officers for 1958: President, ' James Powers; vice-president, Dickie Hempstead; treasurer, John Newell; Secretary, Edward Newell; pianist, Sheila Tuttle. ' vBAfc+ist^HU'fti&itf' ~ Rev. Robert/Fitzgerald; pastor. Sunday, January 19th: 10:30 a. m. Morning worship. 11:35 a. m. Sunday school. 6:15.p; m. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 p. m. Evening service. Service at Lake Nursing Home at 2:30 p. m. last Sunday in month. Communion service first Sunday, every other month. M. B. I. Guild 7:30 p. m. first Monday in month. ENGINES Automotive « Agricultural - Industrial Rebuilt - Exchanged — Guaranteed POWER TAKE-OFFS,, Truck and Tractor \?> * Increase Your Tractor's Power with POWER-PAK KITS for A-C, CASE, FERGUSON, FORD, I. H. C, M-H, OLIVER, and others.' SEE YOUR DEALER OR CALL Universal Auto Parts PHONfe 5-3471. Jy 900 Broadway, Jtlbajry^lir. Y, When calves chew up the sides and walls of their pens in the win- ter, dairymen suspect something is lacking in the animal's diets. Experiments at the State College of Agriculture, Cornell, tend to verify this view. Tests with 12- to 18-week old calves indicate that when rations are deficient in phosphorus, calyes grow more slowly, their blood phosphorus level becomes low, their bones fail to\ develop normally, and an appetite develops for substances other than feed. . Prof. S. JE. Smith of the animal husbandry department says all wood chewing may not be due to phos- phorus deficiency. But when calves develop this habit, it's wise to check this mineral deficiency. . Subscribe to the Altamont Enter- prise — $3.00 per year. Your International Harvester Farm Machine Dealer Sales and Service HOWARD L. GAGE, INC. Altamont, N. Y. 46-tf J. & J. SUPPLY CO. Radio -• TV Service All Makes TRAINED, EQUIPPED AND AUTHORIZED COLOR T-V SERVICER Phone Altamont tftf 1-8702 BUD MUNROE-TV Service Mflr. Trucked! To You* Well dr Ouster* DRINKING WA*JGR or SOFI'WMifcR (bUniiiVIIIe) Plidnet: Schenectady EL 5-0497; EL 5-1708 Missionary society, 1:30 p. m., sec- ond'.Tuesday in month. . Ladies' Aid at 1:30 p. m., last Tues- day' in 'mdhth. Service at Capital' City Rescue Mis- sion; fourth Tuesday in month. Crusaders choir at 3:30 p. m. on Wednesdays. Senior choir at 6:45 p. m. on Wed- nesdays. Prayer meeting 7:45 p. m., Wed- nesdays. Youth choir, 7 to 9 p. m., every other Saturday. COMMUNITY NOTES Mrs. Anthony Maftinese and chil- dren of Watervliet, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sager and family of Albany, fetid Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sager of S'liragerlands visited Mr. and Mrs. William Loetterle. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Arnold and daughter, Shirley, of Berne, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Olickmah. Robert Joslyn of Dormansville visited Allan Croote Saturday. 'Mrs. William Loetterle and sons, Bil'Jy and Richard, visited Eugene Salisbury of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oliver and daughter of !SMngerl'jinds. Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs. Rhodell Stanton in the' ! South Westerlo Congregational Ohirstran church on Saturday. Sympathy of tire '•.community ds» extended to Mrs. Ward \Waldron of Tampa, Fla v v as her brother, Richard Vincent of Arizona, died Dec. 14. Ales. John Newell, Mrs. L. V. Semjp'stead, and Mrs. E. B. Snider attended the meeting of the Celmatis Garden Club last Friday at the home of Mrs. Webster Jennings of Green- ville, R. D. Dickie, Franklin, and Stephen Hempstead entertained the Youth Fellowship at a skating paAy on their pond last Friday evening. Charles Risley of Brier Cliff spent the week end with his parents, Mr. •and Mrs. Russell Risley. ^ Mrs. Rose Davis, Mrs. Ernest CairipbeH, Mrs. Klob and son of South' Westerlo. Called on Mrs. Lois Swartout and Mrs. Marinda Moak on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hunt have returned home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Hannay of Man- chester, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Gleason of Chatham were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Get-aid Hempstead and family dri Sunday.' Mri and Mrs. Howard Swartout were\ in Schenectady on Sunday to visit her brother, Harry Lansing, who has been ill in the hospital. ''Mrs. George Jones attended the fu- rifefal of her cousin, Charles, Coons, at Coxsackie on Monday. : The Westerlo Home Demonstration -Unit met Mohday evening at the school. Nine members attended. The Hostesses were Mrs. Levi Clickman and Mrs. William Loetterle, Mrs, Henry Uatham, chairman, presided 1 at the, 'business session. A social hour of games was enjoyed. The group 'will meet Feb, 10 at the school, Each irie^ber is asked to bring a 50 cent gift.. Howard Lord left Jan. 11 for Florida. Oft Tdesda* his parents, Mr. iiM Mrs. Archil Lord, loft toy plarie for the South. '56 CHEVROLET Convertible, R & H, Pull:^er. '55 8 Cyl. CHEVROLET Bel Air Sedan, 4-dobf$t & H, Auto matic Transmission, White Walls. '55 CHEVROLET, 6 Cyl., Bel Air 4-door 8edi& E & H, AU- tomatic Transmission. '51 CHEVROLET Convertible. ^ '57 PLYMOUTH Hardtop Sport Coupe, R & 1$' Automatic Transmission. .|- ; 8ECTI0N TWO — PAGE FIVE WESTFALL •m' 119 Park Street — Altamont, &$£ PHONE UNion 1-8541 Classified Ads To Classified Advertisers ALL CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE ENTERPRISE MUST BE PAID FOR WHEN COPY IS SUBMITTED. We must enforce this policy strictly. Our rates arg far too small to permit book- keeping anxl invoicing on these accounts. PLEASE dO NOT ASK US TO MAKE ANY EXCEPTION TO THIS RULE. RATES — MINUMUM COST OF A CLASSIFIED AD IS 50 CENTS FOR 25 WORDS OR LESS. If the ad is more than 25 words, figure one cent a word additional. Minimum cost of classified ads for each Insertion thereafter is 25 cents, or one cent a word if more than 25 words. SEND YOUR ADS BY MAIL, with proper remittance. DEADLINE — Your copy must reach this office by WEDNESDAY NOON. $50.98 WILL BUY some used cars on our lot (plus runable trade-in). Most cars fully equipped with many extras and original stuff. - ( YOU wheel and WE deal. Voorh'eesviile, ROck- well 5-7381 - ask for ELMER RUBE SLICK. 1 FOR SALE — LeRoy. power unit, j needs minor repairs, excellent for buzz saw, small combine, etc. Also Allis- Chalmers 40, PTO combine and two Eurge units, as is, $5.00 each. Ed Livingston, phone Delmar 9-4329. 27-3t BILL'S MUFFLERS StandariType TAILPIPES ;m TIRES TRAgTlpNIZED HEADLIGHTlf^DJrJSTED Tires — Location • Accessories 127 Maugjftfeet Altamdnt,i||w York $5.00 EACH STAINLESS STEEL STCRM WINDOWS 100 Different Sizes Can be seen Saturdays and Sundays at Settle's Hill Road, Altamont R. D. ALEX WASILESKI 26-3t FOR SALE — Magic Chef gas range, 2 years old. Also coal or wood J kitchen heater. Reasonable. Edward I Pitcher, phone East Berne 38-W-3. I 27-2t FOR SALE — Corn silage, and John Deere manure spreader. H. Wor- thington, Old State Road, Dunnsville. M. Schenectady ELgin 5-3668 after 6 P- m. 27-2t FOR SALE -- 30 gal. G. E. hot wa- ter heater, almost new; 6-can Esco side-door milk cooler; complete Surge milking equipment - compressor, two mnking machines, 2 stainless steel p:i;.., and strainer, 8 milk cans; Stew- art clippers. H. Worthington, Old Staff Koad, Dunnsville. Tel. Sche- nectady ELgin 5-3668 after 6 p. m. 27-2t FOR SALE — 19 cu. ft. freezer, in good condition. Russell Case, 2008 Western Ave., Albany. Phone 8-1423. 26-2t FOR SALE 1958 MODELS — Admiral Tele- vision Color sets, and black and also Admiral Radios. HERMAN RAPP South Berne, N. Y. Phone East Berne 76-W-2 16-tf white FOR SALE — Good quality hay. Walter; Dunn, Delmar R. D. Phone Delmar 9-869. 27-2t WANTED WORK WANTED — By hour, day or week. House work or practical nursing. Honest and reliable. Ref- erences. Phone East Berne 236-J-4. CROSLEYS WANTED for top dol- lar. Will sell 1952 Chrysler (W) for $299.83 - good shape. We have 43 Ms cars to sell - call me today. We buy old junkers and cars. LONG JOHN, Voorheesville - ROckwell 5-7381. 1 WANTED — Daily ride to corner of North Pearl and State St., Albany, to arrive approximately 9 o'clock — from McNary's, R. D. 2, Frederick Road, Altamont. Call Union 1-3477. WANTED — Coal and wood kit- chen range, No. 8 or 9. Mrs. Evan Crounse, Altamont R. D. 2, or phone Schenectady ELgin 5-0539. 1 WANTED — 1 red Duroc boar, about 1 year old. Write to Box J-l, Altamont Enterprise, Altamont, N. Y 27-2t FOR SALE — Slab fire wood; fire- place wood, any length; also, will buzz your wood, by the hour. Roscoe Trevail, Van Dyke Road, Delmar. 23-9t FOR SALE — 500 bu.; of eared corn; 2,000 bu. heavy oats; a,000 bu. of wheat; also wheat and oat straw. Marvin Zimmer, Knox-Gallupville Rd. Phone West Berne 4419. 27-tf FOR SALE — 15 tons straw. About 30 tons of mixed hay. 12-ft. platform truck body. George Hartman, Scho- harie Turnpike,' Duanesburgh. Phone TWilight 5-2651. 27-3t WHY FREEZE — KEEP WARM 2-piece Dacron insulated underwear — for men and women — all sizes List price $24.95 — for only $12.50. BERN STEIN, Westerlo PY 7-5130. 27-4 FOR SALE — 1949 De Soto, R&K 4-door sedan. Phone Voorheesville ROckwell 5-2306. 27-2t FOR SALE — Oil heater, Coleman pot burner, in nice condition; throws good heat - $12.00. Will deliver. Private - Delmar 9-3647. \* 1 EXCELLENT BUYS on children's, women's clothes. Man's storm coat, size 40. Tap shoes, size 6. Chubby dresses. Marvan's Exchange, 16 Gipp Road, Westmere. Phone Albanv 2-4583. l FOR SALE — 25 milk cans - $2 to $4 each'. 1 milk cooler, 6-can - $50. 3 Conde milking machines and 1 yr old motor - $125. 1953 Allis-Chal- mers CA tractor with 2 plows, culti- vators, power mower and corn plant- er (all hydraulic) ~ $1100. 1 side delivery rake (New Idea) - $65. Hay loader, good - $20. 2 tractor tires, size 9 - 24 - $20 for pair. Call Gor- don C. Brayman, Westerlo JY 7-5174 after 6 p. m. i FOR SALE — Nice 6 weeks old prgs - $10 each. Phone Delmar 9-1693. 27-3t FOR SALE — Potatoes, Kennebec, the good kind. H. B. Willsie & Son, phone East Berne 76-J-4. 18-tf FOR SALE — A.K.C. Scotch col- lie puppies. Whelped Nov. 24, 1957. Show or pets. Emma J. Bertram, Knox-Gallupville ,Road.' Phone West Berne 2102. 22-6t- RETIRED OLD SCHOOL TEACH- ER'S car for sale . . . hardly broken./ in. See our teachers' cars before .yotf- buy that dog from.any other dealers' Also have few cars owned by Vfatfe-- devil drivers. NO EXTRA CHAR'GE for breakin' in. Call SALESMAN SAM, Voorheesville, ROckwell 5-2243 or ROckwell 5-7381. i FOR SALE—Three Crosley wheels, tires, and tubes. In good condition. ROckwell 5-2918, Voorheesville. 1 FOR SALE — 500 bales oat straw, also feeding oats. Charles M. Miller, Westfall Road, Altamont. 26-2t FOR SALE — African violets and house plants. Reasonable. Boffs, South Road, New Salem, N. Y. 16-17t ALTAMONT PAINT AND WALtra^SORE Est. 1885 ^:i|jttlaple Ave. Phone U.K(l«i0-6681 E. I; .LA|j§|h , op. GLASS - DECORATieS' SUPPLIES WINDOW«HADES \Largest SeJectidnlspi-esding Lines\ HOTPOINT ;lRiLIANCES RADIO andfipKEVlsiON Sales, Servioeiand Parts WEDDING INVITATIONS — And announcements. Get yours printed by the Enterprise Print Shop. Latest type faces. Compare our prices be- fore ordering elsewhere. The Alta- mont Enterprise — phone Altamont UN 1-6641. tf 38-tf FREE — Guideitfljiisea parts. 1,- 000,000 used partssidBhand. Radia- tors, generators,4jirters, fenders, wheels, tires — tKitfhost cars 1937- 19o5. Michael ,3§|>irohlich, Flying ^JVoorheesville^Y. i FOR SALE ^- ^^e'fieaters, Kal- amazoo and Norge-Y?ftEaul Penk Feu- ra Bush, R. D. •TigDelrriar 9-1639. m .. ,25-tf TURKEYS — galf fresh killed prime fitted succulepiDirds, all sizes. Oven ready, or orl^fcne delitiously stuffed and rotisSenlpjfiasted, ready ...«..«.=. to- carve. ^EA^8i>Y TUR1SEY | guaranteed FOR SALE — WOOD - fireplace and stove; hard, seasoned; will de- liver. H. B. Willsie & Son, East Berne, N. Y. Phone 76-J-4. 5-tf \FOR SALE\ SIGNS — Also \For Rent,\ \Flat For Rent,\ \Apartment For Rent,\ \No Smoking,\ etc. In- quire at the Altamont Enterprise of- fice. \ tf WANTED — Refined older lady to share my home. 146 Western Ave.. Altamont, N. Y. 27-tf WANTED TO BUY — OLD attic collections, coins, stamps, oil lamps, parlor ornaments, tooth pick holders, water sets, tobacco jars, stems, bells, tea sets, candlesticks, paintings, and other OLD articles. Write — Mar- tha and Paul Weitz, 16 Mereline Ave., Albany, N. Y. 27-52t WANTED TO BUY — Standing pine and hemlock trees for logs. Good price paid. R. D. Quay, one mile west of McCormack's Corners on Rt. 20, by R. R. crossing. Phone Sche- nectady. ELgin 5-3739. 26-3t BULK FEED SERVICE BULK MILK TANKS ELECTRICAL WIRING ALTAMONT G. L F. SERVICE PHONE UN 1-8061 , ' 31-tf ELECTRIC MOTORS WANTED — Mason work, chim- ney, block work, fireplaces and plas- tering. Waterproofing and repair work. No job too small. William Garrison, phone West Berne 4431. 26-2t WENDELL'S FWffR R. Wendell fygert LAYING - SANDING - FINISHING Free Estimates -- All Work Estimates -- All Work Guaranteed\ R. D. 5 — SCHENECTADY, N. Yi, G if fords Church Road Call Collect - Schdy. EL 5-2848 41-tf BUILDING CONTRACTING -r- Remodeling and restorations; new homes built; kitchens designed; gar- ages; camps. Garage Doors, 9'x7',-^- $63. Phone Schenectady EL 5-4004. 19-9't ANTIQUE FURNITURE REFINISHING CABINET WORK Let me discuss and refinish your choice pieces. Build your cabinets. Quality first. CY CROUNSE Route 43 Delmar, N. Y. Phone Delmar 9-2890 25-3t WANTED — Baby sitting, week- days, in my home. Phone Altamont UN 1-8134. 26-2t GEORGE JOHNSTON & SON John Deere Sales and Service VOORHEESVILLE, N. Y. Phone ROckwell 5-2614. 22-tf WEDDING CANDID PHOTOGRAPHY VERNON R. DAVIS Phone ROckwell 5-2066 2-tt ARUFICIATBREEDING For service to the Great Sires— Call the: Albany Co. Artificial Breeding Coop. BOB ANDERSON Westerlo, N. Y. - PYramid 7-3214 DON WYSONG Altamont - UN 1-8001 or East Berne 36-W-1 14-tf Bring your motors for small repairs, major overhauling or exchange. Sump pump, milk machine, freezer, water pump and all other electric motors. WANTED — WAITRESS — Im- mediately -- 4.30 p. m. to midnight — 6 days. LIUZZI'S, McCormack's Corners, Routes 20 and 146, after 4:30 p. m. — phone Schenectady ELgin 5-1520. % 24-tf WANTED — Chairs to put cane seats in. Contact Millard Quay, Knox village or Altamont Star Rt. Phone \East Berne 225-J-4. tf Herman Rapp RADIO and TV SERVICE Phone East Berne 76-W-2 SOUTH BERNE, N. Y. 9-tf PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, CARPENTER WORK AND GEN- ERAL REPAIRS. Call JAMES SEGER, Altamont R. D. 1. Phone East Berne 223-J-3. 16-tf rj Livestock Wanted ^ FARM, Route''7,'siSlhiles west of Duanesburgh. Teli^Miefance 10W3. WANTED — Paper hanging, paint- Fast service and work ing aftd general repair work. Mil-I will buy your Dairy and Beef Cow«. (lard M Quay, Knox, NY. — ort FOR SALEs ;#|8?slusale?^ .head cheese -- lard, 'ffic&tfep^V'--. LeRoy Crounse, phone Vcidttipnlle ROck- well 5-261X ' 'm£> r :;.. •'•. 26-4t FOR SALE — Roc^fegprnish fry- ers, roasters, 4 to 7 moijtns ol9j weigh 4 to 8 lbs. dressed; 45ci?a,- lb^ . • Also fowls, Muscovy ducks. ^gLjiige. and medium eggs. E. IXDlpGE, Hurst Road, Delmar R. D. ,4Pj§one Delmar 9-2049. 'MX- 1 FOR SALE — MilkS|r6rite and trucks. For particular^ -ymte or phone s Raymond W. Shgltes, West Berne 2873. •&•;•\'• 26-2t 'FOR SALE — Roadsidelsigns, bum- per strips, with reflectjyg;,- lettering. Minimum quantity, 25. - Jmfermation-- Met Signs, Box 238A, Alfeuhont. \-\•;•• 26-4t FOR SALE — Two Jamesway in- cubators and hatchers; 252 automatic white porcelain model; hanging pan 250 lb. meat scale; 22 inch television set. All items in like-new condition- opportunity. Also some antkjue fiir- niture; portable typewriter. Phone Esperance 10-W-3. «. 22-tf For Agriculture Teachers A new service *o keep teachers of agriculture better informed' is being provided by .the State College of Agriculture at Cornell; • Prtrf. J. p, Bail, iristructional Ma- terials specialist, reports to the teach- er$\«h recent researclij reviews bul- letins, circular®, and other fiublical-v tions.for use in teaching agriculture• and works with teachers in groups or as individuals. He also prepates a service bulletin and otiWr instruotibn-i al materials FOR SALE — Snow plpW.for Ford tractor. 2-wheel havyj^duty farm tranler. Reasonable. 'Hoffhian Tur- key Farm, phone Coloriie-STate 5-8818. ^y 26-2t HOUSE FOR SALE-f|j|Stamont _. Lovely two-bedroom CaplCijai, expan- sion attic, with heat aflaMipnbing in; knotty pine kitchen, /M>3nejis. galore; fireplace, plaster, baffiB6^< : radiation. rlierriHc location; shoifcwalk to school, : :fiburch,- stores; two-tMaa?;acre. • Price '$14,200.. By appotafment 1 \— UNion t4t29: :. jj2i.\.--. ' 17-tf FOR SALE — ,1^|« tEJSTGLISH FORD Squire station Sragori; like hew. $1445. Phone ROdwell*2066. •K> ;.• 25-3t FOR SALE — 6 year. ;old saddle horse. Call Delmar 9,-3161 for de- tails. |V;\ 25-3t 10 ALL KOMPE >h We are geared for MOR'lE/liVORK a nd LESS MONEY in— 1951 Badgley 4 fcler • Your Appliance SKOriARft IMiirters! 25-tf FORD fBACjttJPr DEARBORN IMPLEMENTS NEW HOLLAND MiMiWtNERY RITE^WAV *!£*£*& 8TAR LlNE^flUIPMENT MYERS SRMKSR8; McCUULOCH POWER CHAIN ' SAWI^;;,: Above All Sold 0 Sff^oidf at HANSEN'S TWMMH AND JrtPLEM^'TS;. ( Cor. Flat Rock R»Wf/\* Route. 43 CLARKSVILLE 4|?M*VJ«>: 8i22!53 P. O. — STAR R0UTjJ,>toE t MAR 194f Used % H- P- motors, complete- \ phone East Berne 225-3-4. tyrjEe*>S«JV l **>«* sua?alnteed, for sale at $5.00 each. Ail types in stock.\\ — Alsb — COMPLETE LINE OF NEW MOTORS IN STOCK Grover F. Cleveland Phone East Berne 25-J-1 34-tf «» - WANTED — Utiles and pistols,} >>> a clean licensed slaughter bouse, old or modern G R Sawin Jr., j Will pick up and deliver. R. D 2 Altamont Phone Altamont ( UN 1-8727. 40-tfJ STEVEN KOMJATHY ALLIS-CHALMERS EQUIPMENT New Idea and Lombard Chain Saws ROUTE 43 BERNE, N. Y. Phone East Berne 251 38-tf FOE RENT — Phone Collect — Schenectady ELgin. 5-3551 A. CUOMO Altamont, New York (2-28-58) FOR SALE — SURGE MILKERS. Surge coolers; drop-in units to fit any cabinet; also side opening cool- ers- hot water heaters, and Surge fencers. This stock is ready for immediate delivery at my place. Al- so immediate service on all Surge equipment GEORGE WARD, tel- ephone 125-F-12, Schoharie, N. Y. 6-tf HUNTING CLOTHES AT y 2 PRICE GUNS AND AMMUNITION ARCHERY EVINRUDE MOTORS MASTERCRAFT BOAT TRAILERS —BOATS— Thompson, Winner Fiberglass, Cad- illac, Shoup 18-footers, Yellow Jacket, and many others to choose from. BOAT ACCESSORIES Complete Line of Fishing Tackle FICK'S MARINE SUPPLIES 1611 Western Avenue ALBANY 3, N..Y. STORE HOURS: 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Daily. Closed Sundays. FOR RENT — Small apartment — furnished or unfurnished. 146 Wes- tern Ave., Altamont. 27-tf FOR RENT — 2-bedroom six-room apartment, heat furnished — $75.00. Fonda Apartments, Guilderland. Tel. Albany 2-9818. 1 FOR RENT — Lower flat, Main St., Altamont - 6 rooms, modern bath and kitchen; heat and hot water fur- nished. Call William Secor, UNion 1-6625. 26-tf BULLDOZING CELLARS, P'ONDS, ETC. FILL SHALE R. Jim Salisbury D. 1 VOORHEESVILLE Phone East Berne 81-Jr3 FOR RENT — Lower flat - six rooms: 2 enclosed porches, and garage. Tel. UNion 1-6656. 1 FOR RENT — Redecorated upper flat; unfurnished. Inquire J. F. Wat- son, 40 Voorheesville Ave., Voorhees- ville. Phone RO 5-2790. 26-3 22-tf FOR SALE — Vacuum cleaner, Hoover Constellation, new model with stretch hose, disposable bags and at- tachments included; excellent condi- tion: reasonably priced. Call ROck- well 5-2963. 23-tf \POSTED\ SIGNS — Or \NO TRESPASS\ SIGNS. Get them at the Altamont Enterprise print shop, Altamont. Your name and post- office address printed on each sign. Any quantity desired. tf G L. F. DAIRY AND POULTRY FEEDS Quality Seed — Fertilizer Lawn and Garden Suppllei Farm Supplies — Roofing ALTAMONT G. L. F. SERVICE Tel. Altamont Un 1-8061 d . B $Vs position Was set up in •&&• ^ SSWdS^ift 181 !..? 1 F0R SAUE - ^^^ai^o^ new ana u*u. - cultural SftiSH^ nograph, 3-speed aiiWaticaable mo-,blower. Cement FARM MACHINERY-John Deere 2 Ford, Oliver 70 tractors. 120 bu. PTO spreader. Snow plow for Farm- all H or M. 10 prows, harrows, culti- vators Ford, International, Oliver £S£L J Side rakes on rubbery steel. 2 > International PTO baiers, hay conditioner, elevators. Wagon* new and used. Corn planters, Gehl • mixers. D. K. Phone Oak Hill 25-4t FOR RENT — Unfurnished apart- ment, heated, $65 per month. New and modern. 3 large rooms and bath. Phone Voorheesville ROckwell 5-2011. 24-tf ROOM AND BOARD for elderly or retired ladies and gentlemen; best food. Tray service; porches, TV. $100 month. Sadie Leader, LEADER HOUSE, 118 Pleasant St., Bennington, Vt (10-31-58) FOR RENT — 4 rooms and bath, heat and hot water furnished. Gar- age. 108 Altamont Boulevard, Alta- mont 16-tf FOR RENT — Duplex, 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms; plenty of closets; oil heat. 126 Maple Ave., Altamont. Phone Altamont UN 1-8536. 12-tf MISCELLANEOUS HANDY MAN — Attics, cellars and garages cleaned. Trash hauled away. Snow plowing. Fred Rel- yea, Voorheesville - ROckwell 5-7386. * 27-7t NOTICE — Don't let your proper- ty depreciate! Odd jobs done in painting, carpentry, plumbing work — what have you? $1.50 an hour. Call anytime -- Delmar 9-3647. 26-3t WILLIAM C. SCHWING TAX CONSULTANT Federal dud State Returns Prepared 1709 WESTERN A.VENUE ALBANY 3, N. Y. Phone Albany 2-5015 26-12t DRESSMAKING AND ALTERA- TIONS — Men's slacks cuffea or ta- ken in — $1.25. Specialize in mater- nity wardrobes.^. Chijstmas gift cock- tail aprons. Mrs. Tierson, Fonda's Corners. Phone Albany 2-7825. 13-tf SMALL ENGINE & LAWN MOWER SALES and REPAIR SERVICE J. SIMONS 108 Lark Street Altamont Phone UN 1-6469 14-tf ALL WOOLEN GARMENTS ARE MOTHPROOFED FREE WHEN CLEANED BY Master Cleaners and Dyers, INCORPORATED 41-tf TREE SERVICE — Bracing, prun- ing, removal. Wood and logs cut with chain saw by insured foresters. Duane Tree Expert Co., Delanson, N. L. 1 eh 2528. 23-tf GET YOUR WRECKS REPAIRED. HERE. Expert body and paint work. HOWARD L. GAGE, INC., phone Al- tamont UN 1-8041. 102 Prospect Street. 28tf -For- TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES SERVICE ON TELEVISION AND RADIOS Altamont UN 1-2291 •ALTAMONT APPLIANCE (SAM CATALFOMO) 23-tf DON'T PUT UP WITH Sulphur — Iron — Hardness In Your Vtyater — Consult — MYERS WATER CONDITIONING SERVICE RAY I. BETTS Thompson's; Lake; Altamont Eas£ Berne 83 —MYERS WATER SOFTENERS— ' 304f BILL • • .; ; ^FORr'i-r. . •:'• feus\toM;MEAT ;CUTTI NG ,' AND SLAUGHTERING ALSO\- flitter SOLD-, -P •OftiFRE&ZE.R 1WC&6|IMA^CK'S 06;RN:ER${ ••v.\.'v ..''PhOrie'S:. .'•;'•.•• Albany 2-0697; ScKenect'y EL 5-0337 -. i m I k ^AnU-^yuotti^ririBVfiifWk ' : 1
