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^ m ALTAIttONT (N. V.) BNTER^K^^^^CO. POST, FRIDAY, FEB. 26, 1965 Be rne ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN Rev. James D. KelJer, pastor Sunday, February 28th: 9:30 a. m. Sunday church school 10:45 a. m. The service. 7:30 p. m. Helderberg Church school association hymn sing and Little Rural Church House compe- tition at St. Paul's. The compe- tition will be between Weaterlo Reformed and Beaverdam Reform- ed churches. A coffee hour will follow. Tuesday, March 2nd: 2:30 p. m. Released time educa- tion, grades 5 and 6. • Wednesday, March 3rd: 2:30 p. m. Released lime educa- tion for junior-senior high. • 3:30 p. m. Junior choir. 7:30 p. m. Ash Wednesday serv- ice at St. Paul's Lutheran church Council meeting immediately after the service. Thursday, March 4th: 1 p. m. LCW Afternoon Circle at home of Mrs. Ernest Wright for dessert and program. Leaders will be Mrs. Omer Becker and Miss Catherine Bassler. Friday, March 5th: 1 p. m. World Day of Prayer for all women of the area will be held at St. Paul's Lutheran church, with Rev. John M. Meyer as the guest speaker. A coffee hour will follow the service. Help us, O Lord, to observe this Lenten season with wholesome sacrifice and cheerful self-denial;, that the time of need may find as willing and ready to fight against all the forces of evil and, 'by Thy grace, Thy visitations prove bless- ings to us; through Jesus Christ' our Lord. Amen. HONORED AT BRIDAL SHOWER Mrs. Gerald L. Hempstead of Berne, the former Miss Ljnda Mc- Dermort, was guest of honor- a t •& bridal shower at the Larson home, West Berne, given by Miss Cheryl Larson and Miss Darlene Micheals as co-hostess. Those attending were Maxlne Larson, Ginny Mann, Beulah Gagy, Margaret Fay, Anne Townsend, Jean Settle, Joan Yarmchuk, Carol Pitcher, Susan Garry, Dorothy Chrysler, and the bride's mother, Mrs. Harold McDermptt. BAKE SALE FEB. 27 The Ladies' Auxiliary of St. Paul's Lutheran church, Berne, will hold a bake sale at Helen's Star Market, East Berne, Satur- day, Feb. 27, beginning at 10 a. m. All members are asked to donate* Mr. and Mrs. William Gotha spent Sunday with relatives in Massachusetts. Emil Horl, Sr., is in Albany Medical Center hospital for sur- gery. Mrs. Walter Ebel entered Al- bany Medical Center hospital for surgery last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wright, Mrs. Jesse Sholtes and Miss Janet Jacobs were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Ball. The Misses Jean and Janet Wright were evening callers. Mr. and: Mrs. Steven Komjathy ,and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Finch are- spending a couple of weeks in Florida. Miss Sandra Miller of Albany spent the week end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Ball spent last Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Henry Miller. ' Roger Bivins, who was seriously injured in an auto accident Sun- day night on the Berne-South Berne Rd., is still confined to the hospital. Rev. and Mrs. Franklin Deitz and son, Gerald of Lawyersville; Allah Deitz of Giiilderland Center, and Miss Jean Wright, and Miss Janet' Jacobs were Washington's •birthday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L, Ball. WILLIS BIVINS Willis Bivins, son of Mrs. Martin Bivins and the late Mr. Bivins, was killed Sunday evening near the Drezelo home on the Berne- South -Berne Rd. He was an em- ployee- of the Albany County Highway department and is sur- vived by his mother, four chil- dren, a brother, William, and a sister, Martha. Funeral services were held from the Brunk Funeral Home i n Berne Thursday, with Rev. James D. Keller officiating. Interment was in Woodlawn cemetery. Your heart is a camera, of sorts, but our professional portrait camera \remembers\ exactly the look, the smile,, and the pose. Let us help keep the child with you always. Call today for your appointment. STUDIO \98\ — PHOTOGRAPHERS — 154-A Delaware Avenue EtSMERE, N. Y. (1 Blpck from Delaware Plaza) HE 4-3612 NOTE OF THANKS We wish to thank all our kind friends for the many gifts of food, cards, prayers and transportation during Mrs. Angle's illness. -May God bless each one. George and Myrtle Angle CARD OF THANKS I want to thank everyone for your prayers for me and for the many cards, gifts and flowers re- ceived during my illness. Muriel (Sally) Snyder Annual Meeting The Eastern Branch Alumni as- sociation of the State University of New York at Albany will hold its annual meeting Mar. 13 at MierSfTHlUI, at 12:30 p. m. The ; agenda includes a luncheon follow- ed by an address by Dr. Seymour Fersh of the Asia society in New ;York city. His topic will be: ! \Studying Other Cultures: Win- dows and Mirrors.\ Following Dr. Fersh's speech, there will be a reception for all prospective freshmen from Albany county. Those interested in at- tending the meeting should contact Mrs. Mel Waldman, 44 Hoffman Dr.; Latham, telephone 785-9082. g^^^^^aggaejga^gjgE^gSgg* The Slingerlands BULLETIN Methodist class. grade as- Rev. Royal B. Fishbeck, pastor, Sunday, Feb. 28: 9-:30 a. m. Adult Bible Church school — child care 12. 10:30 a. m. Chancel choir sembly. 11 a. m. Morning worship - child care. 11:30 a. m. Cherub choir, after 2nd hymn. 4 p. m. Senior Hi MYF council. 5-Tp.m. Jr. and Sr. Hi MYF. 8 p. m. Adult discussion group. Monday: 4:15 p. m. Youth confirmation class. 7:30 p. m. Commission on mem-, bership and evangelism- Wednesday (Ash Wednesday): 7 a. m., 10 a. m. and 5:30 p. m.-- Lenten devotions. 3:45 p. m. Chapel Singers. 8 p. ax. Chancel choir. 8 p.m. Union service ~ Delmar Reformed. Thursday: 10- a. m. Ladies' Lenten study. 7:30 p. m. Scout Troop 72. Friday: 1:30 p. m. World Day of Pray- er - Tri-Village United Church Women — St. Stephen's Episcopal church. PAGE THREE nox Honor Roll J|%* roll for the second quart- f 5t Beme-Knox Central schools ^Oeen announced as follows: ith N.Y. State Unit Installs Its Installing officers at ^j^Mp. legislative- Conference, or WM$L erauon ot Womens ^ e P^l^e Clubs ot New *ora st ^>Jsmv, Sonne Ten EycR txqtel, iisaftfe recently was Mrf. \^^^Jm^ oi Mareellus. Mr*. btaa^,^W tireq last month as ^ c ^ c -falsi., i&ir*^-\\'\\^ «»a*« naaei-, AVIS of the Ononuaga county f#$S& '£\.' *& u p rzysieeki. 10th grade, can committee, is th© W«|£ ^f Shafer, Byron Miller. 12th Margaret Doran, Deborah Honor Roll grade, Elizabeth Ketcham, atnre Knox GOP Sneaker Clinic At Berne-Kiiox ,,- , night at a meeting of the Knox «3f o* Lyckwo ° d . Susan Mare, Republican club held at the home W i Sevens, Kathleen Tubbs. 8th of Mr. and Mrs. Clement O'Clair. H»iiT\fa\r% a t C ? d f rini ' R ^ thHa f-| Mr. Lane spoke on state re-ap- able to pre-sehool children between the hours of 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. ^Permission slips will be distributed On Thursday, March 11, there the flrs( . week in MaKh> will be a clinic for all school child- Tnjs vacdne , g made available Representative Clarence Lane of ren at the Berne-Knox Central through the Albany County Health Greene county spoke Tuesday scnoo j 1O complete the program of department in cooperation with the immunization against poliomyelitis ' National Foundation and the Al- with the use of Sabin type II oral . bany County Medical Society. A vaccine. I donation of 25c is requested to help The vaccine will also be avail- defray the cost of the program. .^IWVVWUWIIVWWilWMWi^^ auorney tne widely Known legislator. .;[&, On March 2. Mrs, Stone WMt honored at a testimonial OTg[ in Hotel Syracuse, at ?Mt_ cuse, to which Mrs. Nelson feller and Mrs. Malcolm have been invited. \Women can and should- a largw role in our profesf business, political ana CQU.\ ft Hannay. is now divided into five districts. l^th jj e sa j ( j j «^y- e Republicans are go- iing to win four out of the five M . I districts.\ The speaker also gave 7th m.o i , ?! • I the club a first-hand report of the HoXT.,T S Bl ; ooks ' Merna impasse in the Legislature this JoAnm. o er ' K o!^f h Lendrum, year a^j Q0W it was set tled. II wC c K ?; Shirley SaJsburg, was interesting to note that dur- ?~\SX n Mord > George Snyder, ing his t^ it was revea ied that ; IDS ^L\ 13 \' Alber t Tedesctu, 86 percent of committee chairman- \' Chart-, u, n mas ' T Lmda , ^alk, ships in the Legislature are now J«fflfulT \' Y Wolford ' .controlled by NIW York city. In __ $H oil closing his talk, Mr. Lane said, life\ said^ Governor RockefejM^L., 8 ra de, John Bassler, Glenn | \We upstaters must stick togeth- message to the conference, in MP s ™ e V' John Conklin Susan Hart, er.\ He added: \The future n^|^'p a 7Z, Kl ™ airtl ^ Vlc , kl New / Ruth | A t the meeting it was announc- leadexsmp ana talent in ourjl£ andrce nation demands that; e-yerj^- source be used to the full.\ ••'•?' Personals and Brevities Boy Scouts from Troop 72 of Slingerlands to the number of 17 attended the freeze-out put on by the scouts of Helderberg District at Camp Allen, South Bethlehem, on Saturday and Sunday. The Slingerlands boys came in fourth in the Klondike Derby, a three quarter mile sled race. Scout- master Robert Carpenter, and as- sistant Scoutmaster Frank Davis, were in command of the troop. There were over 200 area scouts participating in the events. Twelve pupils from the Slinger- lands Nursery school visited the postoffice on Feb. 11, and posted valentines to their schoolmates and friends. Mrs. Maurie G. Flani-' conference attended sessions of the gan, postmaster, and her assistants'State Legislature in both houses |teible, „„,, oe usea to tne J.UU- -••/ SiT»«nV y i S \\ , A\'\^' - \\' K \\ JC ' Marcn zc The conference chairma n ,JV?s j2, P< ? l \ k,,, - t . Stephanie Doran, ha n. As chairman of the Albany •<#$& Pi^Uis pTi, sCmlev HaK of the kits to be used by ^S' tion members in spreading ^^Mj of \The Tools for Winning.\ QP- er Aioany county Republican lex- ers active in plans tor sueces|f»i the conference were .Mrs. Thomas F. Thornton of Albany, taowqjSal* so tor work with \Women of vttie, Legislature\; Miss Ruth M. Mper of Slingerlands and Albany, It- eration Council member-at-large^ and Mrs. William Johnston Jr. of Deimar, co-chairman of the con- ference. Mrs. Robert Holland of Syra- cuse, president of the Onondaga County Women's Republican cli*b, was among conference panel mem- bers. Mrs. Holland, aide in As- semblyman John Hart Terry's 'w election campaign, recently was reelected president of the Ononda- ga club, pivotal GOP women's cljib. upstate. Assemblyman Terry's mother, Mrs. Frank Terry, is a past president of the club and past council member of the State Fed- eration. As has been the custom for years, those in attendance at the Jean Rocker, Theresa' ed tnat tne c)ub will nold its alv Sandra Schanz, Nancy |nua ] \Spring Dance\ Saturday, wartwout. 9th grade, March 27, at Helderberg Grange usual, everyone is in- vited, and there is no admission fee for this affair. Committees for the dance are: Drawing, Mr. .and Mrs. Clement O'Clair, Alva 11th grade. Glenis Carl, Helen Ostrander; refreshments, Pauline fctaubaeh, Hit-hard Lyons. 12th]Gaige, Mr. and Mrs. James Gard- Me, Cheryl Larsen, Jane Law-iner, Virginia Clickman; decora- Wr Betty Peck, David Schanz, | tions, Pat O'Clair, and Mr. and ^athleen Stevens, Viola Wagoner,;Mrs. Frank Sand; posters, John Palombo and George Van Etten. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Clickman. Re- freshment committee for that eve- ning will be Mrs. Clickman and Mrs. Robert Whipple. The club extends its thanks to this month's gracious hosts, Mr. and Mrs. O'Clair. Eoger Wright Honorable Mention 7th grade, Thomas Dietz, Jo- f?ne Hallenbeck, Eva Kelsch, Wsa Mann, Clyde Miller, Karl Won, Kathleen Pasquini, Monte Schindier, Cheryl Schoonmaker, Marc Shultes, Virginia Stemple, Bradford Stevens, Kathleen Vin- cent 8th grade, Rudolph Baak- gao, Leonard Furman, Margaret Haverly, William Jacobs, Karen Joslin, Judith Landauer, Sharon Ladrum, Donna Miller, Daniel gevins, John Remmers, Mary Ann Rowiey, Judy Swart, Charles Tedeschi, Rita White, Warren Willsey. lenbeek. Enjoy the Fittest! INTERNATIONAL ELECTRIC Baseboard Hot Water Heat WITHOUT PLUMBING FRANK WIECZYNSKI Company Representative 32 GROUNDS ROAD, ALBANY L L. Registration Mar. 6 Registration of the Pine Bush Little League will be held at the Western Turnpike Resccue Squad 9th grade, Richard Hal- I building, Westmere, Saturday, Donna Tubbs, Howard Mar - 6, from 1 to 5 p. m. Boys between the ages of 8 and 15 are 1M Q&otftmx* \If you thfnfc today's young- sters don't know* the value of money, try giving one a nickel.*' WESTLAWN LANES A FEW CHOICE SPOTS LEFT FOR THE 1965-66 SEASON — For Information Call — IV9-0Q45 WESTLAWN LANES 1975 WESTERN AVE, ALBANY 3, N. Y, PUP PJK New from Hallmark FINE PAPERS DESIGNED IN GOOD TASTK — FOR YOUR OWN CpJt^SPONtDENCE OR FOR THOU&ttUL GIFTS RICjriMAN'S iSTUYVBSlA^r PLAZA -ftfc- STUYVWAWT CARDS YOUR NEW QfAtlTY CARtJ SHOP AT ST^I^^py'P^AZA showed the youngsters how the postoffice operates, much to their delight. Their teacher, Mrs. Mary J. Oarusa, was in charge of the group. A few days later the child- ren were taken to PeLmar where they visited the libary. Mrs. Jeanne Hermann entertained them by reading stories about president Abraham Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Boone and children of Pound Ridge were guests of Mrs. Boone's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Anderson, over the weekend and holiday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Milsom of 1519 New Scotland Rd., at the Brady Maternity hospital, Albany, Feb. 16. The child, who weighed eight pounds, has been named Theresa Joan Milsom. Visitors in town on Sunday in- clude Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Gates of New York and Syracuse. In Syracuse recently, Mr. and Mrs. Gates gave a reception in their home for members of the boards of directors of the Syracuse Sym- phony Orchestra and of Civic Morning Musicals, Inc. Mrs. Gates, president of the orchestra, was the Symphony's founder and for years its chief benefactor through the Knaus Foundation of. which she is trustee. The Foundation was established following the death of Mrs. Gates's first husband, G. Nor- man Knaus, Syracuse industrialist Their daughter, Miss Judith A. Knaus, Mills College graduate! who studied also in Europe, is in San Francisco where she is among young career women studying merchandizing. Peter A. Harpur of Johnston Rd., Slingerlands, died Feb, 17. Husband of the late Bernice Don- nelly, he was the brother of Mrs. Barbara Dooley, Mrs. Mae Ma- beus, Christopher Harper and the late Edward J. Harper; also sur-. vived by several nieces and. nephews. Funeral services were held at Zwack and Sons Mortuary, Albany, Saturday morning, and; 'later from the church of Christ the King at Westmere. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney T. Jones- Jr f , returned this week from a vacation at Mexico City and Acu- pulco, Mexico, being members of ,a prize-winning paper sales group. -A national manufacturing com- ipany offered the trip in a sales contest to the five top salesmen m the country, five \tournament managers\ and the wives of all of the*n. • Itfiehael Gies, 16, of Slinger- lands, attended the Westminster Kennel Club dpg show held in New York city last weeK. Michael took a preliimjnary win with his brace of English Springer Span- \*> His was judged the b&te* in the Capitol. Heading the dep- utation was Mrs. Wilma C. Roga- lin, vice chairman of the Repub- lican State committe, and, by vir- tue of that office, elected to the Federation presidency. . _; ; ^\* =* ' Reidsville Peter, Cindy and Melonie, spent Washington's birthday with:, their grandmother, Mrs* HotaUftgv ' '- i-aaumywer, Mirs* xwuuvi&.- Jfiulte' Charles Noland -spent r thej?iKeefc-| jj?_' end with Ralph Palmer- of MbaA^h Too late for last week. 7 j Garry Van Iderstine spent tte( weekend with his grandmother, Mrs. Hotaling. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Merrill spent Sunday with their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Slater. Crawford, Patricia Northrup, An- drew Saddlmire, Daniel Swint. IQth grade, Linda Agnew, Robert Conklin, Donald Ketcham, Ed- ward Paddock, Joseph Sacco, Al- lan Scrafford, Clifford Barber, Karen Coffey, Barbara Filkins, Mary Kinnaird, Robert Mare, Gin- ger Patnode, Richard Wigger. 11th grade, Glenn Gray, Mary Hedder- man, Thomas Joslin, Shirley Law- ir, Gerald Ostrander, Richard ftsquini, Richard Tallman, Louise Richard La Grange, Panting, Carol Tubbs, LeBuis. 12th grade, Q^jry Buchardt, Cynthia D»i Wllo, Linda Duell, Cheryl Fur- wn, Karen Jenner, Dorothy §re, Elaine Pollock, Catherine :e, David Wagoner, Eric eligible. The boys must register to play and registration will end when the quota to fill the teams is reached. Additional informa- tion will be given by Philip Galka of Westmere. 147 SO. PEARL ST., ALBANY, N.Y. GOING s, Svjgan Roberts. After the cold weather in the SoMth, fresh vegetable prices have increased. Your best values may be in canned or frozen product* iels. of two braces \competing^\ in'the ^? r £ ger &** bu;fc wltoTtA show] MI the subsequent spnrting elass? brace competition. There we*ei .^J^l 8 * 6 \ in ihe competition mxte&.<pmk Some U00 acroka the county !R>&}hoB.ors went &. %&\>*. J*W* S\* Wd the threte; Other tijatvonls, also to girls. Mich- &M?.^L®* Jr-tetetoination to mtn, mzmmi&ns; mmg the next •y*? ® gft to tHe ; Mm again o hiHig of yiy Fafem were teeehtl fguests m I-alte .Kaeid :|op th* sKl^ ing and other winter sports '* pistnct iias pU^naisM.» $M @t- 42 acres fBOm Peter H. G¥e^t^ ..ana his sister-jua-law» Mrs. -SarMK Goedtel, at .the • ^terseltoft ' ft Blessing and Jttmm m Uo whteh is locMf* ejv 1h* «&geiM lands rural route, Purcha&fe oTtl*. land tar a future ^mmwm urged a year or so ago by i-esii dents <rf the Nwth^OtJ^TOiJfe trict who feared their area was be-' ing overlooked as the district mov- ed to acquire land for future con- struction before land costs became prohibitive. Mr-, and Mrs. Donald Van Wormer of Vly Mill Farm passeii the weekend and holiday in Qfiip and Pennsylvania. In Cleveland Heights, they were guests of Br. and Mrs. PeteF K. George, their son-in-law and daughter and in Pittsburgh, they visited their son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Van Wormer and children. En route, they stopped in Mayville, Chautauqua county to see D*\ and Mrs. Harold H. Sax- ton. Dr. Sax-ton, former Slinger- land resident, is Mrs. Van Wonfr er's brother. He is a captain in the U.S. Naval Reserve. Exhibits Scheduled At Albany Jr. College A will series of special art exhibits be featured throughout the spring semester at the Junior Col- lege of Albany, the coeducational division of Russell Sage College at 140 New Scotland Ave.. Albany. Jtoder the supervision of Mrs. Ruth Funk, the exhibits will be on dis- play in Room 15 of the administra- tion building at the Junior Col- lege, according to the following schedule: February 15 - March 1, abstract photographs bv Otto Litzel: March 1-15, Van Gogh: March 15-29, cer- amics; March 29 - April 12. Masae- eio-Frescoes in Florence: April 12- 26, Madonnas: April 26 - May 10, tapestry of Baveux. ?, * The recent holiday season saw 'some 15,000 bleary-eyed birdwatch- ers from the United States and .Canada taking part in the Nation- al Audubon society's Christmas :bwd count which is aimed at re- fcording bird population trends and migration patterns. The volunteers ;feaeh covered a 15-mile area and stood on the lookout for all the birds that were detectable between dawn and dusk. * #&W WITH THE LARGEST SELECTION OF fa the Caj>M District With over five acres and 20 varieties from all parts of the U. S., Canada, aad\™? «wn quarries—including imiJIafiRS - FACSflTOKE — WALL STONE BE»ftf HS - C0P1»6 ~ MANTELS - SILLS PLATFORMS -_ TREADS MULTIPLE ANDIR**E$TJLAR FLAG6S In Marbfo-Sfete oi* Stone Cwtom fawlng and ROUTE43 WHOLESALE Co. ^1£ST BERNE, N.Y. ,*ft'§A CODE 51S RETAIL W* iftW-wiiaW y«>Hr bUsl\t|i>P^^tt«aMy striv. to serve you v4ttt Wtt«r (rf# c W #7i4*MM? pric««. _?•;'' %#i(||eblt« & Son. Harry L. Brown - Jeweler - Watches, Diamonds and Gifts For Atl Occasions Fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing ENTIRE STOCK of FURS —'ill 1823 Western Ave. •' 275 ftefaware Ave; Westmere \De1rt>a>' ; Ul SO. PEARL ST Op«o Daily 9:30 l a 5:3* \* •ihwtiaiiy 9>30 MJt 9 £te*n. lyeiiiqgft by Appt. 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