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ALTAMONT (N. Y.) ENTERPRISER
A summer vacation is a pleasant
thought to anyone, but a free vacation comes as a miracle to children
confined to the over-populated areas
of New York city. Each year the
Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund
sends 10,000 youngsters from New
York out to share some "country
family s" summer blessings. Won't
you help? Call Bob Deats, East
Berne, 216-J4 or Frank Streeter,
UNion 1-8778 for details.
Altamont Grade School
Kindergarten
Gallupville
gO. POST, FRIDAV, APRIL 28, 1961
South Bethlehem
Westerlo
8ECTION TWO — PAGE THREE
Clarksville
Registration
To feed a population of 230 million (as predicted for 1975), farmers
must produce 16.3 billion pounds
more red meat, 47 billion pounds
more milk; and 20 billion more
eggs.
Sunday evening, April••.$0>>ja| '$ffl.
METHODIST CHURCH
REFORMED CHURCH
m. there will be a speci^ipWg
COMMUNITY C H U R C H
Rev. Ralton M. Speers, minister. p.
(.:"•
. Donald Boyce
Boyce, minister.
gram and covered dish suppef <m«& g:»day,
Rev. James A. Neevel, pastor.
April
30th
Sunday, April 30th:
church- Mr. Pearson, a layjmjnis^'
Saturday, April 29th:
9:45 a. m. Sunday school.
in the Methodist church in A f g ^; 3&80
a. m. Morning worship.
Swedish smorgasbord beginning at
10:45 a. m. Worship hour serv- tina, will speak.
V'j/%?i '
No Reserve."
5 p. m. at lower church. Shrimp,
ice, with Mr. Speers preaching.
Regular WSCS meeting W a g * * ;
roast beef, turkey, ham, potato
Tuesday, May 1st:
day evening May 3, at the :mmHk &. BAPTIST CHURCH
salad,
Swedish meat balls, jello,
7 p. m. Senior choir rehearsal at
A mother and daughter *>anjn|&
Roland
salads, herring, rolls, Swedish cofSM
L.
MUler,
pastor.
the church.
is scheduled May 6 at the . < W P | ^Ifey, April 30:
fee cake, tarts, cream-puffs, and
Sunday, May 7 — Tentative plan
A daughter was born tit 'MJRS -fmi
many other delicacies.
Public infor reception of new members' at Mrs. Wilbur Radliff April J ^ ^ K mizL a ; , m J Mom^S
worship, vited.
^ffisery
attendants
as
usual.
worship hour service.
Those inMrs.
Lillian Relyea, M r s ; » , | p
Sunday, April 30th:
Bible school.
terested in affiliation should speak Carhart and Mrs. L. R. Griffin* : | W •#;*>Pa. mm. YSunday
outh
8:30 a. m. Men's breakfast class.
to the pastor about arranging for spent Tuesday with Mrs. Guy.®*; I'm
- '
fellowship.
membership. "The Talking Drum" bum at Glenmonth to help her f g VI.-W p. m. Evening service. If
9:45 a. m. Church school.
N O W A V A I L A B L E FOR
y
u s i c c o m e o u t io
offering for specieu" missionary work serve her birthday.
'
these
11 a m. Service of worship.
.
<p& s f e & ^
THIS TERRITORY
You will also be spiritulin Africa will be received at the
6:30 p. m. Youth Fellowship. DiRev. William I. Cosman rJ$M mm.
Messed
by
the
gospel
message
We desire a Distributor to stock
service.
over Monday nihgt with his fetnjj| m pastor Miller delivers each ane Mcintosh and Karen Cass will
our famous Sports Shelf with
Sunday, May 15 — Mother's Day near Newburgh.
conduct the meeting on "Mr. Pro'
', S I .sporting equipment from one of
observance will include baptism of
testant Meet Mr. Catholic."
Jack Orme spent a few days jlasf Weqjiesday, May 3:
America's large manufacturers.
infants and children. Thoe parents week in New York city on buaaeafe
Monday, May 1st:
|;15
p.
m.
Crusader
choir.
'Service food, drug and variety
who desire baptism for their chilMr. and Mrs. Ivan Baker
^
P m
Senio
6:30 p. m. Cherub choir rehearsal.
' ' choir.
stores with displays of Hunting,
dren should • make arrangements family have moved from- Souflijpf ! ' « ' '
7 p. m. Junior choir rehearsal.
Fishing,
Baseball,
Football,
with the pastor by May 7. A me- to Castleton.
' S ^ «*£. May'5 Prayer ^ pr&iSe7:45 p. m. Senior choir rehearsal.
Basketball and all other indoor
morial gift dedication will also take
11
Seaman Joseph Jensen of f h ^ J p '•ffi
Tuesday, May 2nd:
P-. J - Boys' Brigade,
and outdoor sports equipment.
place at this service.
8 p. m. Church school teachers
S. Navy was home for the iwegs how • ^.'" B - K b a nquet will be
Sunday, May 21 — Annual" con- end.
•• '-Jpj "m in Saugerties Friday, May 5. and officers will meet at the lower
GOOD INCOME
ference Sunday — no Sunday school
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Wiltsie :ari| south Rally in our church this church.
or service at the church. Members
6:45 p. m. Boy Scouts at the
PULL OR PART TIME
are invited to attend conference Mrs. Roy Wiltsie visited Mr. a n | ^Wrday night, with Dr. Vernon school.
Operate from Home - No knowworship service at the Convention" Mrs. Michael Ulion at Vooifoees\fflj!<§ ^gunds as speaker. Let's have a
' M ^ e attendance.
COMMUNITY NOTES
ledge of the sporting goods bushall, Saratoga, at 10:30 a. m., with on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright "Sp
Miss Sandra Van Wie celebrated
iness necessary -- we instruct,
Bishop Lloyd C. Wicke preaching.
her fourth birthday last Tuesday
COMMUNITY NOTES
you in the servicing of the acAt 2 p. m. in the First Methodist called on Mrs. Jesse Vincent at.iPf;
The kindergarten teacher plays church of Saratoga, members are in- cove on Sunday.
Airs. Lester Youmans, Miss Alida with a party. Her guests were
counts that we establish for you
Miss Ella Kerker of Albany_
m Pier, Mrs. John Speenburgh, Ruth and Robin Van Wie and Janet
t h e "mother" role and has the re- vited to attend the ordination serv—Cash income can start immepart of last week with
* L e o n a Patrie, Mrs. Edna Cooke Houck, ' Sandy's cousins; Harold
sponsibility of continuing the mo- ice.
diately.
Kerker and family.
• .-MVJ. m Mrs. Donald Boyce attended the Smith, i n . Dean Courtwright, Jefther' image in the mind of the
Sunday,
May
28
—*
Tentative
!
Unlimited Potential
Mrs. Charles Radliff was a Sufe ;fl«ssionary conference in the Sixth frey Rarick, Darcy Shuflet and her
child during- the two-hour period plans are for a communion service
day dinner guest of her son, Era£|g .^formed church of Albany last sister, Cynthia and her brothers,
he is in school.
at this church.
Earnings Weekly
Robert, Jr., and David. Grandand family.
'•"• $?|' tniirsday evening.
Briefly, the aims of the kinderLUTHERAN CHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. Robert TuckerfW, Mrs. William Loetterle and son, mother Van Wie made a cake for
Bonus Plan
garten program can be summarized
Pentecost Sunday, with this year's sons and Stewart Seaburg, Sr.;/-wet|' •raoiard, visited Mrs. Richard Benn the party.
Grandmother Filkins
as follows:
This business can be operated
confirmation services, will bring to
Sandy's mother served refreshments.
in conjunction with your pres(a) To assist the child to devel- an end'the pastoral services of the Sunday night supper guesft o f ; ^ r | ana son, Richard, of Albany
Courtwright and Mrs. Rarick
ent occupation or full time. An
op muscular controls through a va- Rev. Russell B. Greene in this com- and Mrs. Stewart Seaburg, Sjtkym Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cooke and Mrs.
Mrs. L. R. Griffin, Si*., vM£§ ms. John MacMillen and daugh- were also present
immediate minimum cash Inriety ok activities.
munity.
Pastor and Mrs. Greene
Don't forget the round and square
vestment of $1495.00 is requir(b) To develop reasonable self- have been in the Berne-East Berne her aunt, Mrs. Peter (3arkner%p iteS, Nancy and Laurie, visited Mr.
tonight at the fire hall.
ed.
control by learning when to talk, parish since 1936, and with Evan- New Baltimore on We&nesday£'3M and Mrs. Reid Cooke of New York. dance
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Brawfjp: ;_Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens,
listen, and follow directions.
Our Repurchase
Plan covers
gelical Lutheran church since 1946. Kingston were dinner guests of j8$j§ Jr., and sons, Mark and Scott, of Mrs. Richard Storm were Mr. and
any unsold merchandise.
.(c) To attain self-confidence by
Recently the couple was honored and Mrs. John Kawaske Tuesc ~ x&st Greenbush were Sunday guests Mrs. Carmine Fiacco and family of
If you are sincere and desire a
talking freely 'before the class.
at a testimonial dinner and "This- evening.
. ;| Of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stevens and Rensselaer and Mrs. Charles Mclocal interview, write at once
(d) To lengthen his attention Is-Your-Life" program by the conDermott of Knox.
Wlliam Stevens, Sr.
A
daughter
was
born
to
MJJvJj..
giving name, address and phone
span.
t
gregations of all three churches. Mrs. Ernest Lawton, Jr., AprflST- ;. Clifford Van Dyke and daughters,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hannay of
number.
(e) To learn to respect the rights Upon this occasion the Rev. Russell
Westerlo visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter
:E!aine
and
K
m
,
of
Elsmere,
visited
at
Albany
Medical
Center
hospiW
"
of others.
B. Greene, Jr., of Trinity Lutheran
M Frederick on Sunday.
Miss Jean Tulloch of Bridgetti ?Mr. and Mrs. WUliam Loetterle.
The reading readiness program church, Staten Island, served as Conn., spent the week witfi-fi '. Mrs. Ray Haner of Leeds visited
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Storm and
as
well
as
the
kindergarten
child's
toastmaster
and
master
of
ceremonmother, Mrs. Caroline Tullbchj. § | Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cooke last boys and Mrs. Charles McDermott
1317 Brown Street
introduction to science, numbers, ies.
The couple received a testiwere callers of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Mrs. Warren Mead visitedg^ Sunday.
health, a r t and music, will toe dis- monial booklet and "This-Is-Ypur- sister, Mrs. Henry Hotaling at Jjeuri;r i Mr. and Mrs. Howard Curless and Fiacco one evening last week.
Philadelphia 23, Pa.
cussed in later articles.
Life" scrapbook containing greetings Bush.
Remember the Swedish smorgas. • . : $ g | Jsbns, Kenneth, David and Robert, of
from all three congregations, photoA daughter was born to, M ^ r o f .Coeymans Hollow; Miss Edith Cur- bord beginning at 5 p. m. Saturday
graphs and mementos of the three Mrs. Cosmo DiPierro April jB$mj$jless of West Berne, and Miss Kath- at the tower church.
churches, and a, gift to express the a son to Mr. and Mrs. V | | $ K leen Thompson of Catskill visited
Mrs. Laura Filkins has just rethanks of all parishioners.
turned from a few weeks in Florida
Jenkins April 10.
if;5Ks Mr. and Mrs. Henry Curless.
Mrs. Raymond Houck and daughIn June, Pastor Greene will be Thomas Dooley escorted his'*gi|p£ : Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis visited
ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING
transferred from the Hartwick Con- son, Jack Terwelp, to t h e « S @ t Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kenyon of ter, Janet, and son, Jeffrey, were
Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and
ference to the Hudson Conference Kappa Delta fraternity fathsrfSP Schenectady Sunday.
8:30 to 12 Midnight
to develop a new congregation in the son banquet at the NornpiiiJ Mr. anfl Mrs. Gilbert Anderson Mrs. Frank Ernest of Reidsville.
and Mrs. Anson Rowe spent
city of Kingston.
Country Club Tuesday everimpiSf! Save returned home after having a Mr.
few
da rs w i t h M r
mrs
Mrs. Howard Shafer of W 6 1 p j e | spent the winter with Rev. and Mrs
J
- and
»».._,
— . —
- . Louise DeNagy of Hendersonville,
CANCER CRUSADE
and Mrs. Olan Wagoner ofJH S5-.™..., Duchow
of, West
Hartford,
GUN CLUB ROAD
ALTAMONT
N. C , on the way home from
Minnie Hotaling, chairman of the
B I L L MASSOTH, Caller
local Cancer Crusade fund drive, Monday.
A D M I S S I O N 70c
''f$|fl|M£'~ and Mrs. Gilbert Anderson, Florida.
has announced canvassers who will
The Women's Society of eSSSsJ^flvtheir grandson, Gilbert Duchow
Mrs. Clara Weidman and Mrs.
call at your house within the next tian Service of the South BefJ|p|oI "West Hartford, Conn., spent sevfew weeks to ask«you for your sup- hem Methodist church will rrieetjeral days recently with Rev. and Margaret Lounsbuxy attended the
•?•*•,•.;.•-.'.,•
port. Please give generously. They Wednesday, May 3, at 8 p. m. TwtMrs. Robert Duchow of Youngstown, funeral of a cousin recently at
are: Maurice Becker, Mrs. Maurice books "The Lovely Ambition" ajjjojOhio
Galway, accompanied by Jesse C.
Becker, Alex Luniewski, Jr., George 'Nautilus SO Degrees North" '"" "
Hannay.
Hotaling, Walter Jones, Mrs. James be reviewed by Mrs. Qiaries O
„ anfl Mrs. LeRoy Braman of I Ur- **>& ^
Avery of Esperance
Weaver, James Weaver, Melvixi lanan and Mrs. John 'HaskjeHViJ ^
Boyce
Sunday
itleton
visited
Rev.afternoon.
and Mrs. recently caUed a t ^ home of theniSenecal,, .(Sorfon, . A l a n j j i y , , Mrs. stallation of officers will Se con5
Wc
?
o
d
e n d guests
Hie Howard f ^ g f "
mid "Bovce
Sundaya t afternoon.
'^ * - A^ftcew
ducted by Rev. William Cossmah
out home were: Mr. and
Mrs. Laura Filkins was a Monday
A social hour will .follow the meetJames lansihg and family of night supper guest of Mr. arid Mrs
ing with refreshments served by
C O M M U N I T Y NOTES
Mrs. Norman Noble, Mrs. Olta
L and Lisa Swartwout Sat- Wallace Filkins and family at Alcove.
Anyone having news for this Starr and Mrs. George Starr. Deguests were Curtis, Guy and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bashford
paper, please get it to the corres- votions will be led by Mrs. RaySwartwout.
of Kinderhook called on Mrs. Marpondent any "time during the week mond Starr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Britton
and
Mr.
garet Lounsbury Thursday afteror by 8 o'clock Monday morning.
Mrs. H. Swartwout were in noon.
The HDU will have an open house
*
one
day
last
week,
May 4 from. 1 to 4 p. m. in the children of Schenectady and Mr. and
a n d Mrs. Clayton Cooke
Methodist activity building.
Pro- Mrs. Luther Wilty and daughter,
on Mr. and Mrs. Everett
jects that were made during the Judy.
, Tuesday evening.
Paul Bonneau and daughter, Kim,
years will be displayed. Everyone
Mrs. T. C. Morehouse and mother,
invited.
Refreshments will be Mrs. Myrtle Wendover, made a trip Sympathy of the community is visited the Dudeks at their farm
'ed t o the relatives of the above Waterford on Saturday.
served.
Rome Sunday.
David Dietz.
Mrs. Florence McCulloch spent
That LICENSE No. 91^1021 && been issued to the . Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Zimmer en- to Mrs.
LeRoy Wright spent Thurs- 3rent Griffin of Ravena spent Tuesday
night with her brother-intertained at/supper Saturday night, day with Mrs. Alvin Severance.
undersigned to sell CIDER and BEER at retail in
couple of days last week with law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John
Mr...
and
Mrs.
Marvin
Spawnand
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Anthony
and
, J and Mrs-. Everett Snider.
an EATING PLACE, under the Alcoholic Beverage
of Earlton.
Mrs., Frank Floyd called on Mrs. LCallers a t Gerald -Hempstead's Frazer
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dwyer and
Control Law, at -the PARK SUP*L% Route 85, New
Harriet Doyle at the Haskin home, pong the week were Rye Robbins Leona
Bonneau attend the band reGrosvenor's Corners, Wednesday affitwo children, of Massachusetts; cital and
Scotland Road, 7fo^-j^:^«#''jJSik^ud^'|tHMui7 Co.,
dance at Hotel Troy on
1
afternoon.
P and Mrs. Jackson and chil- Monday evening.
N. Y., for off and on-premises consumption.
Mrs. T. C. Morehouse attended a * » of Medusa; Mrs. Donald JorMr and Mrs. F. Van Soest of
Fun-Aiders party in Schenectady on jaaand children. Sunday, Mr. and the trailer park, Frank Dupree of
LEONARD F. and A N N A H. BERSCHWINGER
Monday evening.
JJ*. Royal Stanton and family of
and Sherwood Campbell of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zimmer Cwymans Hollow, Mr. and Mrs. Latham
Cohoes were Saturday callers of
spent part of last week with Mrs. k y . Hempstead.
Tracy Johnson.
Catherine Hotaling.
^«r» and Mrs. Gilbert Anderson
ROUTE 85 — N E W SCOTLAND, N E W YORK
Howard McCulloch of Pittsburgh
Mr. and Mrs. William Watson "We returned home after spendand children spent the week end igfthe winter with Rev. and Mrs. spent the week end at Latham with
AH!) PAY MOEE?
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ^Ubn Duchouw and family ae his mother.
George Watson, at Johnstown.
Wat Hartford, Conn.
You Buy Here - Sign Here ~ Pay
Don't forget to set your clocks •«", and Mrs. L. V. Hempstead
Herel
No Payments till May -- ahead one hour Saturday night.
<•««! ^on . „Mrs.
Snider
. „ „ „ „ .Everett
.
Up. to 35 Months to Pay!
Where
Reid
Frank Lloyd is still in the hos- ^SjPsday
KJnffiin, and afternoon.
daughter Jill,Mrs.
Mrs. Dale
if You Have the Ability to Pay— pitaL He is gaining slowly.
BwniimmmiiHHl
Gwrt and son Allen of Ravena,
They Say O K I
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Vrooman of ^'je callers, Friday.
Old Lineor Mutual
-.
Schenectady' were Sunday night ^jfr a n d Mrs. Clayton Cooke,
&OW IS T H E T I M E T O BUY suppet guests at the home of Mr.
f? Miss Linda Arnold spent a
Automobile and Fire
'57 DODGE
$795 and Mrs. Chester Zimmer.
!WS*j
The Morehouse girls were Satur- * * days (with Mr. and Mrs. Reed
2-Dr. V%8. Automatic transmission.
nmiiimiitinrttiin
g**e of ftegal Park, and Mr. and
day visitors at the Butt home.
Radio, heater.
Mr, and Mrs. William Avery of J™. Donald Smith of South Hamp*58 DE SOTO'
$995
4-Dh* Se*dahV" Radio, heater, auto- Esperance • were Tuesday evening ^ L . 1
matic transmission,
power steer- supper' guests at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Cornell
and Mrs. Adam Manchester.
ing, power brakes.
BBRNE, N. Y.
sp»t the weekend with Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mahorn of •^js. Smith Stanton of Schenectady.
'56 P L Y M O U T H
,.
$695
•••*?:
Tel. Weet Berne 2001
4-Door Hardtop V-8. Radio, heat- Albany entertained her parents, Mr. *fr. and Mns. Stanley Furman
•*;
and Mrs. John Krump, and Mr. and ^ d on Mr. and Mrs. Everett
er, standard transmissiort.
>
rv°^
Adam Manchester at dinner j*jder, Monday evening.
*57 OliDS \:
;...$995 Mrs.
,o».
4-Dr* Hardtop.
Automatic trans- at the Hotel Augustan, CoblesWll,
i ' " ' M i ' . , . " * ' ' " ' ' ' " . ,....,.
Sunday. .
mission, radio, heater.
BULBS
-..,.-*•;."
•"•: iMfERiAt 4osE.woVE*.iiEHC|.'.^pjis(8*.4fyiliiS
fn*..5t«fe"B«nsl!lp;i|w ••-.•,
Miss Naomi Zimmer is having &
?55.|Rt,vjM!6:uTH' ' u ; ;
$495
:..;}.
;•'readV-rtade^rit-esfor tRrHt^Wlii^Wft<rfc,Ei(<:!u5ly*"DUB0|s.%rt.nty;
••
# f # * ^ e d a n , V-8.
Automatic week's vacation from her duties at,
SEEDS
''* issued ei«H cuitomB-giar'afiUfesfeifai • % * « * ailtefr, W^.«hnjtt^ . ,
Ifhe Burnt Hills Elementary school
t|?artsf^is^io;n^r|di6, heater. ~ *
;'... de'cay; •
__
". • " , ' •" '.'..'' "••' ' -vv: :'/ > . £•' " \ •.
PLANTS
The Gallupville Fife Co. will pick>59iPL¥MQUTH .;..._...*..... $1495
I-''•''.
M08BIE HOUSE - Ideaf as pwistrfe' ifrtMr*«ow, fef patlft sfoWe,' « v•••
Meli^de^v^ador.
Radio, heater, n p bid papers JPriday afternoon ana
:
TOOLS
Automatic transmission.
toolhouse. Williamsburg ceionlat. style flKfehed M Cabot's brbwh st»ln, - •
evening, May 5. Have your papers
••) white trim. Dutch Door and windbltl pre-WsUlled. America's finest small
•55 C H E V R O L E T ...:...
tied or boxed and where they can
FERTILIZERS
940
'' utility building at rial saVinisi
• ; • . • ' . 2-0p<Sr;v«edan, V-Bi
Automatic-get, them.
,
PEST CONTROLS
transmission;
i
•.;Gjjrde";-and Claude Byran ot
h'- SUBURBAN P0ST-t-RAU FENCE - 10 ft. sections, sele'rf 100% Penle*£>$ ' B W l G ^ u . :
; „.....,
'*4$5 iR^sselaervufe called on Mrs. FranK
Protected smooth cypress; halfroundlot Ronortiy. Outlasts cedar,2 to 1
And-r2-D*v Har^ftp,, Radio, heater, au- XMffl, Sunday night. Mr. and Mts.
• — costs less, too!
. •
tomatic transmission.
'. •;:". Malcolrn: :Ubyd and family were
OTHER QUALITY SUPPLIES
!"' LITE POLE -i S ft. hlgti treated-^ppa post, complete With 3* Iamp>
siippei/; guests.
.. •
f.1-:. collar, tenter cable holey, . {. u/t
.'. ' i '•"•'< "-*"
26S ^ tfSE/b, tJAR§ TO'' CHOOSE : 1 Mr. andxMi& Herman Zimmerman
FOR LAWNS AND GARDENS
" 1.
' ,'Wrti* tar 9itt$6di0$'- Qv*t a, doitn:itjil**,. ,'„.
ahd,*hei£itfe&. Miss Carole Kugleg:
•Were: Oh a deep"•'•sea fishing trip ore
Here, with complete confidence, experiRhbae Island last week.
i'
Finest in Fencing Since
1901
.jBifrp, m,-.rr: Visitors Wetcomel
enced gardeners can find what they
v
; •mba-M&^W^. William Shedina W
-fifae *J«anjy <>ne-?tdfe^ aut*;iiiopV tended: % dintief m Coblesldll Satif,
want
and beginners learn what they
ping'center.-'.''.'. ;,.'•,. '
.-• .
I da^jughfc- Ii;\«as in honor of w>;
fEwytUng
for Your Gar dm,"
^ d ' M i s i W M a m Charles, who ate
need.
.l^.h|g;''this':-'aiea4
r%£.
GARDEN C E N T l *
Suhday g u e s t s a t the home of m
_ SINCE 1831 —
_jd Mr& Allie, Oliver were Sidnffi
OTiveiri, Scheii^tady; Mr. and W
H6^E-,Olf;^4- felted-used 3 w » Oydei^iWnS,,:. Ifelmar, and W£
^
. >>'%<$ Tlm|;|»i|^ejnt.-i»|i|»:;-::''-Sethj Adams, Beine.
% Mr^aiiiar SKs* XJelbert Keyser a »
De8pte.pi^m6u4h.VJiIliir,t
betler
AMD
NLiWSf»y
itihildreiii 61 Albany called on fnen*
ALBANY
j*
l*ho-rte W :imtjisf-iv^mi
.1 hete 'S^fttrday; afternoon.
90 HUDSON AVE. - Tel. HE 4-0815
•:•:•,.,-, Open EveninB*
«:.-. •' R e ^ and Mrs. R. M. Speers: aM
STOP %&& —
T^$thm^J^
ROAD
_ GREENHOUSES —
two ;dauA*eis, Nancy and Jm.
(Halfway : :gtetw«rt*'li%tl^prW;4n€ivt^^ftii^tfdyj _
926 CentMi^ ikami t i o i ^ .were
Su|S&ijy dinner guests at i f
295 ELSMERE AVE. - Tel. HE 9-2009 DELMAR
STORE 'HOURS'! Weekdaya, 8 a. m. to d p. rri. —
home pf Mis, ttilk Sherman " "
S4tunday,'8 a, tri. to 6 p. Itt. « * Surtday, 10:00 to 8:60
Walter Jbhjes and attended the
W t f k l V H l Y IN AUBANV AND SUBURB^
M&£L$&$
' ^ l ! ^ :Ptt0|>le' Buy c^rt a t t h e Saionaiie Central s
— F R E E D E L I V E R Y I N - T H E . CAPITAL DISTRICT -*• '
SPORTING GOODS
DISTRIBUTORSHIP
The registration for kindergarten at the Altamont school will
take place May 15 and 16 from 9
a. m. to 3 p. m.
Children who
will attain 5 years of age by Dec.
31,1 961 are eligible to enter kindergarten in September 1961.
Be sure to bring -the child's birth
certificate to registration.
Kindergarten Facts
The announcement of kindergarten registration dat^s brings many
questions to the minds of the p a r ,
ents of propective kindergarteners. In the next few weeks, there
will be articles in the Enterprise
to help parents understand the
aims of present day kindergartens
and thereby help prepare the child
for (his first school experience.
Kindergartens a r e accepted a s
an essential first step in, a good
educational program.
Kindergarten js the bridge between home
and school; the link between a
small world and the larger world.
During the year the child spends
•in kindergarten, one of the most
important lessons h e learns is to
adjust t o group living and to learn
that the action of each child affects the happiness of the whole
group.
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