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f**^**^-*c^''i ^Se^^y^Sjj^wA^ ^i^Cvv-^^i''-* £'.VJ^^\*N^^^&*<^^&w^^ SECTION TWO — PAGE SIX Guilderland PAPER DRIVE JAN. 18 The Guilderland Fire department will conduct a paper drive Saturday, Jan. 18, starting at 1 p. m. EXPLORER POST TOUR Explorer Scout Post 50 of Guilder- land made a tour of the 139th Fighter Squadron installation at the Air Na- tional Guard in Schenectady last Saturday. Oapt. W. Miller described Hie plane, its controls, its jet engine and other points. Each boy had a chance to sit in the cockpit and work the con- trols. The parachute room was visited and a chute was unpacked and de- scribed, showing all the fine details and emergency features. A demon- stration of the jet Lank trainer fol- lowed. SKATING ON MILL POND Skating became the winter sport of Guilderland over the week end. The Mill Pond blossomed out in skating costumes of many colors. Howard Jacobson kindly cleared a large portion of the pond with his tractor, and others with shovels help- ed to move the snow. A group of teen-age boys, throwing snow, soon had the ice cluttered again, however. It is too bad that something can be spoiled by thought- lessness. Perhaps a word- to the wise will help. To parents of teen-age boys who you know are going skat- ing: Please advise your boys to co- operate by keeping the ice clean and refrain from snow-balling on the pond. Another note of caution. Cars are being ticketed for parking on the highway, so if you are going skating park on the side streets or at the town hall and avoid this expensive inconvenience. Often a child or even adult cannot pull his or herself free if contacting a live wire or in some cases an open or defective electric socket. The In- stitute for Safer Living of the Ameri- can Mutual Liability Insurance Co. says: Act fast! Any hesitation may mean electrocution. (1) Don't touch victim or wire. Knock the wire away with a non-conductor such as a broom, or stick. (2) or, clothing may be used to loop over wire and pull away from the victim. (3) When contact has been broken, apply artificial respiration. Meanwhile have someone call a doctor. THE ENTERPRISE, ALTAMQWT) !*• Y \' FR,DAY ' JANUARY 17, 1958 <JO/lV7H£A!/}fiCH0fD/M£S Card of Thanks SMITH — In grateful appreciation for the kindness and sympathy shown us, the family of the late Irving M. Smith wishes to thank relatives, friends, neighbors, bearers; also for the many Masses, floral tributes, cards, and use of cars. Now there's a paper for lining shelyes and drawers treated with an odorless insecticide that bowls over bugs, is harmless to food. Tunkintown , NEW SALEM REFORMED CHUCH Rev. John H. Austin, Jr., pastor. 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11 a. m. Worship service. 7 p. m. Thursday, choir rehearsal. 8 p. m. Thursday, Youth Fellow- ship. Consistory, third Tuesday of the month at 8 p. m. Ladies' Aid,, fourth, Wednesday of the month. / The Ladies' Aid wjll hold their first meeting of the new year Wednes- day evening, Jan. 22, at 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Joseph Jaycox. COMMUNITY NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hotaling are enjoying their vacation in Florida and are keeping on Punkintown news through the weekly column. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Knapp, of the Rock Hill Rd., wish to thank the •jNfew Salem firemen for their kindness and efficiency in extinguishing the fire at the Knapp home on January 5, NOTICE* TO BIDDERS Sealed 'bids for 9 fire truck wil1 be received fov the Board of Fire Commissioners of the Guilderland Fire District. Bids shall he opened at 8 p. m. January 28 IQ« at the Guilderland Fire Hall. ' ' Specification lists may be obtained from Commissioners, Robert Schell, 41 Willow- Street Guilderland, N. Y., or Donald yan 'W&S enen > Altamont Road, Guiiderland, N. Y- The Board of Commissioners re- serves the right to reject any or all 4>ids. DONALD VAN WAGENEN;, (Jan. 17) Secretary. SUPREME COURT — COUNTY OF ALBANY In the Matter aMhTApplication of the Surviving trustees of the BERITH SHALOM SOCIETV 0F THE CITY OF ALBANY forPermission and direction to dispose of its assets pursuant to the Membership Corporations Law. In pursuance' of an order duly made in the above nroceeding by HON . ROSCO B V. -IJLSVOBTH . one of the Justices of thiSrCourt, on the 9th day 6f January, 1958,22 NOTICE Is -^HEREBY GIVEN to all members, creditors lienors, and cemetery lot owners a§a all others interested in the proposed transfer of the remaining assets of The Berith Shalom Society of the City of Albany a dissolved member- ship corporation in the County of Al- bany, N. Y. ; 'to Congregation Ohav Sholom, a religious corporation of th e State of New'York, that an application will be made to the Supreme Court of the State of frevf York at a Special Term thereof to be held on the 14th day of CVfarch 1958 in the Albany County Court House in the City of Albany, N. Y. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon thereof or as soon '-'thereafter as counsel ca n be heard, for an order authorizing and directing the transfer of its remaining assets, both .real and personal held in trust or otherwise, by the surviving Rensselaerville (TdoIate\to^L Week) Mr- a^fl.yjMrs. Harold Borthwick and son gpipht the week end in Gran- ville visiftiig. .jfe, Borthwick's sister and '- \-*••'• of U flf P e 'V?/v T *? e A?, erl t h sl >alom Society °* the City of Albany to Congregation 2*,?rt V ^ holom »A lbr direction in re - SiE? i° any .T nd aU , cla-ims or objections filed or questions which may then arise All creditors, and claimants are re- SVji 84 ., l ? P re , s ^t their claims against said Society Jn writing to the under- sigrned attorney for surviving trusties at his office specified below on or bt - f ore the 13th da y of March, 1958 Dated: January 0, 1958. ARTHUR T. SINQJDR AffiJJL\ 6 / c 0r r>' Sl i , 7j vlng ' Trustees Office & P. O. Address 82 State Street Albany, New York (Jan. 17-Feb. 7) , NOTICE The Zoning Board of Appeals of tlie Town of Guilderland will, hear the case of Ralph Carpenter, who wishes to build a ten-unit motel on his property located on Route 146, zoned as local business. The hearing will be held January 24th, 195S| a t 8 p, m. at the Town Hall, Guilder- land, N. Y. Dated: January 15th, 1958. FRED R. CUBIT, Zoning Officer. MILO H. CLARK, (Jan. 17) Town Clerk. COLLECTOR'S NOTICE Town of Guilderland cause before ou r said Surrogate in the County of Albany, a t the Surrogate's Court of said County, held in -the County Court House in the City of Albany on the 24th day of February, 1958, at ten o'clock in (he forenoon of that day, why the instrument offered herein should not be admitted to probate a s and for the bast Will an d Testament of said deceased. IN TESTIMONY \WHEREOF We have caused the Seal of the Surrogate's Court of th e said County of Albany, to be hereunto affixed. (L. S.) WITNESS, HON. HAROLD E. KORiEMAN, Surrogate of our tssaid County, at the City of Albany, on the 8th day of January in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty eight (1958). J. RICHARD WILLIAMS. Deputy Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Wertime & Tabner, Attorneys and Coun- selors at Law , 35 Remsen Street, Cohoes, N. Y. (Jan.. 17-Feb. 14) The taxable inhabitants of the Town of Guilderland TAKE NOTICE: I, the undersigned, collector of taxes in and for said town, have received the war- rant for the collection of taxes for the present year, an d I have fixed the fol- lowing dates for receiving taxes: Hours from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.. AT TOWN-SHIP OFFICES ONLY, Guilderland, New York, on and after January 8th, 1958, EX- CEPT SUNDAYS. No collection fee during January. 1 per cent collection fee during February. 1% per cent collection fee during March. The Tax Roll and all UNPAID taxes will be turned over to the Albany County Treasurer on APRIL 1st, 1958; there- after the collection fee will be 5 PER CENT PLUS INTEREST. ALL TAX RATES GIVEN BELOW ARE PER ?100 OF VALUATION GENERAL: State and County $3.5397 Town an d Highway (Items 2, 3 and 4) 1.079 Highway Item 1 1.18983 Health 015O1 Zoning an d Planning , .0991 TakdypUr payloads to area? impossible for ordinary trucks toreach, with the new bigger Forward Control 'Jeep' FC-170 Truck, 7,000- pounds GV\W. It has a huge 9-foot pickup box on a 103%-inch wheelbase. It's the only truck with so much cargo space per inch of wheelbase—the only 4-wheel drive truck with 'Jeep' ma- neuverability that carries payloads up to 3500-pounds almost anywhere! ' The FC-170 has the extra traction of 4-wheel drive for tough going. It's engineered 'Jeep'Truck! Especially for off-road travel —but shifts' easily into 2- wheel drive for economical highway performance. It' s powered by th e perform- ance-proved high-torque Hurricane 6-226 engine. It s spacious Safety-View ca b puts yo u i n a Forward Con- trol position for greater ^_ command of any driving sit- uation, on or off th e road! son New 'Tf^ijr's day. Mr. and Mrs Ralph 'Bra|§|and children also were guests. Mr. and? ; j^. Ralph Brand visited Mr. and IVQ^illiam Carey on New Years dayj Mrs. Gra£|Smitli Petri died Jan. 5 in a hosKUtafter a short illness. ^ _. Mrs. Fri^Mlaltenbeck is recover- Miss Mary Ann Farnsworth wasiing after/'i^dperaition at Albany guest of honor recently at a bridal hospital. ;l;sh6syer;,3giy^n..\a£. the ..home.,, of Mrs. Miss JamMifiaiwand Miss Cindy • ; TWffl^ 3 'ScriaBz\or'Wew were IjKte-'VBK'afiss linda Capt. an'&Mrs. A. Roth and chil- dren of 'i^fibar and Mrs. A. Roth, Sr., were ;g|ests New Year's day at the home'.*! Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Rice, Sr. |f Trinity church choir held a skating party at |^ e playground Sunday night. Jsjf Mrs. Ruffiapord of Oak Hill visited at the homlfcf Mr. and Mrs. T. Ol- Total $5.92264 Grand Total of County, State an d Town Rates, outside of an y Special District $5.92264 Total Town Rate $2.38294 Altamont Portion of Town Rate 1.079 Total County, State an d Town Rate for Altamont 4.6187 SPECIAL DISTRICT RATES* Guilderland Fire Protection District No. 1 $.1827 Guilderland Center Fire District .50 Guilderland Fire District 169 Guilderland Lighting District 1953 Guilderland Water District No. 1 Nil Westmere Fire District 4276 McKownville Fire District 4614 McKownville Lighting District ... .179 McKownville Water District 7395 McKownville Sewer District 4313 Fort Hunter Fire District 554 Altamont Fire Protection District .5874 Birchmont Water District 2.1113 Rotterdam Fire District No. 5 .. .298 DATED: January 8th, 1958. ELIZABETH O. PARKER, Collector. Telephone: Albany 8-4259 Township Offices, Guilderland, N. Y. Jeep'// forward Control 4-WhtttDrin ^FC170 'hostess was Mrs. Maver Becker of Berne. Those attending the shower were Mesdames Brock Farnsworth, Omer Becker, Edward Fengl, Russell Brothers, George Gade, Edward Rogers. Rogers Mon<%--*fterrioph. . Mr. and'Mfi Kenneth Bryan and children .were; V(!^ Year's day guests at the homejof MJ\. and Mrs. Ervin Krausse, Edward Henessey, Fred Wagner, Edward Kleinke, Earle La- Grange, Marvin LaGrange, George Filker, Mary Flinn, ' Charles Doherty and the Misses Rhoda Peck, Joan Sehanz, Ann Gayle, Wanda Ratsek, Lois Fengl, Carolyn- • Miller, Diane Gade, Huberta Miller, Ethel Kleinke and Mary Elizabeth Filker. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Lewis and son called on Mr. an4'.>Mrs. Ervin Rogers Monday evening!'\ The Rensselaetwlte 4 J H club boys met Tuesday 'sat line home of Allen (Day. Township 4-H Club -astf Christan Science The faot thtt the healing, saving power of the Cteist;, Truth is always rw A XT „I„K %,„* u c Present will be>explained at Chris- Our 4-H club had an exchange of t; n n t?~ or ,„„ jZrinJ* <?iin<lav • gifts and a combined birthdayand I tia \ Scien <* sfvices Sunday. Christmas party, at our leader's home .£ he lesson-sermon entitled Truth on Dec 23 |Wl1 1 include the following from Mat- We are'preparing our yearly pro-! 0 ??™ (9:3 5) i/And Jesus went about gram of activities. Some of our mem- a , u . the ci ' a es and villages, teaching in bers have their 4-H signboards and their synagogues,,and preaching the bulletin files finished. i gospel of the-lkingdom, and healing We received a gavel and block from ! ever y sickness'-and every disease the Berne-Knox 4-H club, and we am °ng the people.\ See your 'Jeep' dealer for an on-the-job demonstration! WILLYS Jeep, Trucks, Station Wagons Sales & Service LATHAM, N. Y, Phone Colonie STate 5-7071 were taught the uses and principles of it. We haev purchased a 4-H club flag and an American flag. David Sand made the standard for it as part of his handyman project. Our meetings have been held at the homes of our leader, assistant leader, and Walter Coulter. Howard A. Shafer, secretary. Cornell University has the largest foreign student enrollment in its his- tory, 640 students from 78 countries. The largest number, 263, is in the College of Agriculture. '. / Correlative selections to he read from \Science and Health with Key to the Scnptu^s\ by Mary Baker Eddy include fee •following 0494:30): \Our Master cast, out devils (evils) and healed the sick. It should be said of his folkwers also, thait they cast fear and all evil out of .them- selves and others arid heal' the sick. God will heal .the'sick through man, whenever manJs* governed toy God. Truth casts out W ror now ^ surely as it did nineteen, centuries ago. All of Truth is not understood; hence its' healing powers is not fully demon- strated.\ < - Newest addition to TEBBUTT f IWERAL SERViq Now there are three conveniently located Tebbutt Funeral Chapels. The newest, pictured above, brings Tebbutt's service closer to uptown Albany and the growing, communities around the city. Adjacent to' bus lines and offering ample parking space, this newest Tebbutt location will provide complete dignified service in the century-old Tebbutt tradition. MARSHALL W/tEBBUTT*S SONS Jdmas G. Tebbutt ,Jam«! G. Ttbbitff, Jr. Edward C. Tebbutt JjEMBK\ frif INVITATION OF THE*NATIONAI. SELECTED MORTICIANS OVER 107 YEARS OF DIsfiflGUISHED SERVICE 42 ° KenW £°£.* v v Refmar ^ 176 State ist.( Albany 9-2218 DOG LICENSES Dog licenses for 1958 may be obtained from the Township Offices by mail or in person. MILO H. CLARK, Town Clerk. Telephone: Albany 8-4259 Township Offices, Guilderland, N. Y. (Jan. 3-24) COLLECTOR'S NOTICE Town of^Ncw Scotland The taxable inhabitants of the Town of New Scotland will take notice that the undersigned, collector of taxes in and for said town, has received the war- rant for the collection of taxes for the present year, and will attend at follow- ing named places and dates, from 10:00 a. m. until 3:30 p. m., for the purpose of receiving payment of taxes. 1958 January 17 Fire House, Clarksville. January 20 Voorheesville Savings and Loan Office, Voorheesville. January 22 Town Hall, New Scotland. January 24 R. .1. Vadney's Store, Feura Bush January 27 Town Hall, New Scotland. January 29 Fire. House, Clarksville. January 31 Voorheesville Savings and Loan Office, Voorheesville. No collection fee during January. 1 per cent fee during February. lYz per cent fee during March. Tax roll will be turned over to Albany County Treas- urer April 1, 19S8; thereafter the col- lection fee will be 5 per cent plus in- terest. State and County, $3.3782. Town and Highway Items 2, 3 and 4, $1.1317. Special Highway Item 1, $1.1226. Health, $0.03611. Total Tax Rate, $5.6(1801. • Taxes payable a t my home on al l but above dates. The Town Clerk will be at above places to receive the payment of Dog Tax. Dated: January 2nd, 1958. J. STANLEY MO'REHOUSE, Collector, Del mar, N. Y., R. F. D. (Dec. 27-Jan. 17) THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK By The Gw.ce of God Independent Free And DEIMAR LUMBER & BJJPERS' SUPPLY INCORPORATED PAINTS HARDWARE PHONE 9-968 MASONS' SUPPLIES DELMAR, N. Y. PUBLIC HEARING - WAGE MINIMUM State of New York — Department of Labor The Minimum Wage Board for the Hotel Industry-* has been reconvened by the Industrial Commissioner to. give further consideration to mini- mum wage rates for Resort Hotels and other establishments serving similar purposes in New York State. Prior to rendering its report and recommendations anr} pursuant to Section 656 of the Labor Law, said Board will hold a public hearing in the city of Albany in Hearing Room No. 3 of the Alfred E. Smith, State Office Building on Thursday, Janu- ary 23, 1958 a t 1:30 p. m., for all interested parties. *Definkions (A) *Hotel Industry. The term \hotel industry\ includes any estab- lishment -which, -as a whole or part of its business activities offers lodg- ing accommodations for hire to the public, to employees, or to members or guests of members, and services in connection therewith or incidental thereto. : , The industry includes but is not limited to commercial hotels, apart- ment hotels, resort hotels, lodging houses, boarding houses, furnished room houses, children's camps, adult camps, tourist camps, tourist homes, auto camps, residence clubs, mem- bership clubs, dude ranches, Turkish baths and Russian baths. The term 'hotel industry\ excludes: a. Eating or drinking places cus- tomarily offering lodging accommoda- tions of less, than five rooms to the public, to employees, or t o members or guests of members. b. Establishments in which lodg- ing accommodation is not available to the public, or to_members-or to guests of members, but is incidental to instruction, medical care, religious observance', or to the care of handi- capped or destitute persons or other' public charges. Dated: January 10, 1958. Frieda S. Miller, Chairman Hotel Industry Minimum Wage Board. (Jan. 17) THE PEOPLE OF TH E NEW YORK By The Grace of God Independent STATE OF Free And To Matthew J. Slater, Russell Road, Albany, N. Y.; May S. Newland, Sr., a/k/a Mary P. Newland, Sr., Russell Road, Albany, N. Y.; Ruth Handley, 740 East St., Rensselaer, N. Y.; John Doe and Mary Roe, the aforesaid names being- fictitious and intended to repro sent th e grand-nephew and grand-niece of the within named deceased, children of Gladys Sla'ter Reinhorn, deceased niete of Philadelphia Slater Clute, a/k/a Delia Clute, and wh o at one time resided at Brooklyn, N. Y., and which grand- nephew and grand-niece, so far as peti- tioner knows ma y be dead, and whose residences ar e unknown and in the event said John Doe and Mary Pa>e are de- ceased, in that event John Doe, Mary Doe, John -Roe and Mary Roe, \which names are fictitious and intended to represent their heirs-at-law, next-of-kin, distributees, executors, administrators or assigns of said John Doe and Mary Roe, and all persons who by Inheritance or otherwise, have or claim to have an In- terest herein derived through Gladys •Slater Reinhorn,. deceased niece of the within named deceased, or he r heirs-at- law, next-of-kin, distributees, executors, administrators, assignees and other per- sons, If any .there be, and their names •and post-office addresses are unknown to the petitioner herein, and. also all per- sons who are or who make any claim whatsoever, as executor or administrator of any -person who may be deceased and who if living would have an interest in the within proceeding through the above named Gladys Slater Reinhorn, which persons if any there be and their names and residences are unknown to the petitioner herein, the distributees, heirs at law and next of kin of Philadelphia Slater Clute, a/k/a Delia Clute, late\ of the County of Albany, deceased, and the person named a s executor, tes'amentarv trustee, guardian, and each person named as executor, testamentary trustee, guardian Or beneficiary in any r.*H(>r ill of said testator filed in this office, SENSD GREETING: WitlEREAS, Walter H. Wertime, Jr., of the City of Cohoes in the County of Albany, N. Y. ha s made application to our Surrogate's Court of the County of Albany to have a certain instrument in writing, bearing date the 21st day of May,' 1949, relating to real and personal estate, duly proved a s th e Last Will and Testament of Philadelphia Slater Clvrte, a/k/a Dolla Clute late of City of Cohoes, N. Y., deceased. TPn3R l I3F'CXftl2, you and each of you, ar e hereby cited to show To ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATK OK NEW YORK, JOHN DOE AND MARY HOE, fictitious names, in- tending to represent the heirs at law and next of kin, if any, of Z-ENO GEORGIEF\!'' deceased, whose names and w r hereabouts ar e unknown, and can- not with due diligence be ascertained, being all the heirs at law and next of kin of ZBNO GEORGIEI-'F, late of the County of Albany, deceased, and the person named as executor, testamentary trustee, guardian, and each person named a s executor, testamentary trustee, guardian or beneficiary in any other will of said testator filed in this office, SEND GREETING: WHEREAS, Clarence E. Wilcox of the Village of Del mar in the County of Al- bany, N. Y., has made application to our Surrogate's Court of the County of Albany to have a certain instrument in writing, bearing date the 10th day of November, 1950, relating t o real and personal estate, duly proved as' the Last Will and Testament of Zeno Georgieff late of Albany, N. Y., deceased. THERE- TORE, you and each of you, are hereby cited t o show cause before our said <Sur rogate in the County of Albany, at the Surrogate's Court of said County, held in the County Court House in the City of Albany on the 27-th day of January, 1958, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, why the instrument offered herein should not be admitted to probate as and for the Last Will and Testa- ment of said deceased. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused the Seal of the Surrogate's Court of the said County of Albany, to be hereunto affixed. (L. S.) WITNESS, HON. EDWARD G. ROGAN, Surrogate of our said County, at the City of Albany, on the 20th day of Deq^mber in the year of. our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty- seven. J. RICHARD WILLIAMS, Deputy Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Clarence B. Wilcox, Attorney, 95 State St., Albany 7, N. Y. (Dec. 27-Jan. 17) Lot 17 and on the West by Coronet C0 BeinK- the same premises conveyed by ShangH-La Land Co.,' Inc.. to Marcel Belancer by deed dated November 16, 1966 and recorded in Albany County Clerk's Office on February i, 195* in Book 1481 of Deeds at page 247. Subject to restrictive covenants of record affecting said P ren }ises. Dated: Troy, N. Y., December 20, 195T ' ANTHONY P. CIOFFI, Referee. H. Irving Chase, Attorney for Plaintiff, Office & V O. Address, 297 River Street, Troy, N. Y. (Dec. 20-Jan. 31) COLLECTOR'S NOTICE Town of Berne The taxable inhabitants of the TOWN OF BEiRNE will take notice that the undersigned, collector of -taxes in and for said town, ha s received the war- rant for the collection of taxes for the present year, and will attend a t follow- ing named places and dates, from 12 noon until 4:00 p. m., for th e purpose of receiving payment of taxes. 1968 „ _ F. L. Shultes Store, Berne. Schoonmaker's Store, West Berne. Vincent's St»re, South Berne. Helen's Superette, East Berne. F. L. Shultes Store, Berne. No collection fee during January. 1 per cent fee during February. lVz per cent fee during March. Tax roll will be turned over to Albany County Treasurer April 1, 1958; thereafter the collection fee will be 5 per cent plus interest. Taxes payable a t my residence, Berne, N. Y., on Tuesdays and Thursdays, after the above dates. Tax rate, $5.6240. Berne Fire District, $0,320. Dated: January 2nd, 1958. LAWRENCE W. DEARSTYNE, Collector, Post Office Address, Borne, New York. (Dec. 27-Jan. 17) NOTICE TO BIDDERS January 4 January 11 January 18 January 25 January 31 Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Village Clerk, 119 Hel- derberg Avenue, Altamont, N. Y., un- til Friday, January 31, 1958, at 2 p. m., for furnishing the Village of Altamont its entire requirement of do- mestic chlorine for village consump- tion and not for export or resale. Price: Rate per pound in 150 lb. cyl- inders. Quantity: Not less than 3,000 lbs. and not more than 20,000 lbs. for the calendar year 1958. Delivery: Seller's place of business. Further specifications may be ob- tained from the Village Clerk. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of BOARD OF TRUSTEES Village of Altamont, N. Y. (Jan. 10-24) COLLECTOR'S NOTICE Town of Knox The taxable inhabitants of the TOWN OF KNOX will take notice^ that the undersigned, collector of taxes in and for said town, has received the war- rant for th e collection of taxes for the present year, an4 will attend at follow- ing named places an d dates, from 9:30 a. m. until 3:30 p, m., for the purpose of receiving payment of taxes. 1958 Saturday, January 11 — Harrison Salis- bury's Home, Thompson's Lake. Monday, January 13 — Foxenkill Lodge, West Berne. Monday, January 20 — Palumbo's Hotel, Township. Monday, January 27—Fire House, Knox. No collection fee during January. 1 per cent fee during February. \V 2 pe r cent fee during March. Tax roll will be turned over to Albany County Treasurer April 1, 1958; thereafter the collection fee will be 5 per cent plus interest. Taxes payable at my home. Craven Road, Delanson, R. D. 3, N. Y.. on all but above dates. No Sunday collections. The Town Clerk will be at above places to receive the payment of Dog Tax. Dated: January 2nd, 1958. ALFRED AGNEW, Tax Collector, Post Office Address, Delanson R. D, 3, N . Y. (Dec. 27-Jan. 17) JENNIE DE CASPERIS and PHYLLIS • M. TATE, Plaintiffs, against JULIAN BOCCHI, R. B. WING & SONS CORP., IVIUHAWK. NATIONAL BANK, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STANLEY INGALLS d/b/a GREEN- VILLE . NORTON HILL LUMBER CO., NE W YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY, Defendants. STATE OF NE W YORK — SUPREME COURT — ALBANY COUNTY THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES, Plaintiff, ' against MARCEL BEL - AN.GER,' RUTH BELANGER, WEST SIDE BUILDING SUPPLY, INC., NATIONAL CITY BANK OF TROY, COLONIAL MOHAWK CORPORA- TION, STUART GARRELL and BER- NARD GARRELL, individually and as Co-partners, d/b/a COLONIAL HEAT- ING EQUIPMENT CO., CLAYTON T. BARDWELL, ^ Referee; COLONIAL PLUMBING CORPORATION, PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, Defendants. In pursuance or a Judgment of fore- closure and sale made and entered in the above entitled action and bearing date th e 12th day of December, 1957, I, the undersigned, th e Referee in said judgment named will sell a t public auc- tion at th e Eagle Street entrance of tire Albany County .Court House in the City of Albany, New York, on the 3rd day of February, 1958, a t ten o'clock in th e forenoon of that da y the premises di- rected by said judgment to be sold an d therein described a s follows: \ALL THAT TRACT, PIECE OB PARCEL O F LAN© situate, lying and, being on the Easterly side of the Vl y Road, in the Town of Colonie, County* of Albany and State of New York, shown as Lot No . Sixteen (16) on Map Number One of Shaker Ridge restates made by C. R. Male Associates dated July 2, 1054 and filed in the Albany County Clerk'* Office o n October G, 1954, which satd lot is more particularly bouncjed and described as follows: On the North bv Lot 15, on life East by lands of the party of the first part, on the South by In pursuance of a judgment of fore- closure and sale, duly made and en - tered in the above entitled action and bearing date the 27th day of September, 1957, and an order of the Equity & Special Term Of the Supreme Court held in an d for the County of Schenectady, New York, on the 3rd day of December. 1957, I, th e undersigned, the referee in said order named, will sell at public auction on the FRONT 'STEPS OF THE ALBANY COUNTY COURT HOUSE, Eagle Street, in the City of Albany, New York, on the 3rd day of February, 1958, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, th e premises directed by said judgment an d order to be sold and there- in described as follows: ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of Berne, County of Albany and State of Ne w York, known and distinguished and described as being the east half (or more) of Lot No. 388, and taking its beginning a t the center of the highway, a road running east an d west, opposite a stone walj on the east side of an orchard (now or formerly of Thomas Vincent), said road being the north side of said premises, the north line running east in the center of said highway to the land formerly owned by Elijah Deitz; thence running south by the lands no w or formerly owned b y George Filkins and Bernard Swarthout to the corner of lands now or formerly of Stephen Smith and James Haslett, and said line on the south touches th e lands of James Haslett, running about one - half of the width of said Lot No. 388 to an elm tree; .thence north one-half of the width of said lot No. 388 to a walnut tree; thende west on a stone road to a stone fence on the west side of a barn now standing on said prem- ises to a stone wall running north and following said stone wall to the place of beginning, containing about One Hun- dred Acres of land be the same more or less. Said described piece of land is in- tended to be more than one-half of Lo t No. 388. Being the same premises conveyed b y Elmer Leppo to Richard F. Dunn an d Elizabeth M. Dunn, his wife, b y deed dated January 31, 1933, recorded In the Albany County Clerk's Office on April 20th, 1933, in Liber 790 of Deeds at page 188, and conveyed by the said Richard F. Dunn an d Elizabeth M: Dunn, his wife, to Richard J. Dunn, -by deed dated May 28, 11)45 and recorded in the Albany in Liber 926 At Deeds at page 369; being the same premises convoyed by Richard J, Dunn to Julian Bocchl by Deed dated December 13, 1946 and recorded in the &'R. any '.S 0U . nt y Clerk's Office March 5, 1947 In Book 1054 of Deeds a t Page 615 Dated: December 12, 1967. JOSiEPH J. MICAHE, Justice and MIcare, Attorneys, 22 Lodge St., Albany, N . Y. (Dec, 20-Jan. Sl\ | •*\. V - '-• '•.:'•*•• /•?.-. J' J. • '.''•.••', .^ytty**?^-*,^-*; ..„«.>- ,„.*,„«, ^ '•'Jij* )•«* • iUA4fc*!*4M|
