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The Senior atfcejtis M the "Town .•p|, Hew.^cQtipd wlu inset at 1Q#0 iajjm. o^ifay 24 at the cen­ter $$ew $mm W ;M£s, m® csa|(t&. ..Bring,yo,(jir o.vyju...ftandwi.ch,

"c|||£:,#if; SC|^.Ws)je'av,.''"; •' ... .Mappy birJ-Mav to J$e>tsy ,?!eh,o| Circle, py.* who W£is fqnr years old M|y 1Q. Betsy celebrated with a fajnily, p^rty. Ampng the gifts shfe. ifeceivm was a new two-wfeeelei: bike.. t

_ birthday to Jennifer Co& wiio >wa*s two years old May lO/'feiJ'eii'nJfer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cox of Scotch,, Pine. Dr. " The Vpofheesville firemen won their "first Softball game of the g'efis'prt May* 9 over tEe Elsntere tea|n,.>5 to 4. The Voorheesville teflm will play Wednesday, May 23, at the Voorheesville Grade school, against the Slingerlands firemen.

' Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. James Hladun of Smith Lane on the birth "of a son, Matthew James, April 2$. Matthew is the brother OfLora and Megan Hladun.

,Mrs. Joseph Watson of Voor­heesville Ave. had as Mother's Day-guests Rev. and Mrs. Paul Harris and son, David, of Springfield, Pa. IVJrs. Watson had the misfortune to fall and break her wrist a few

days ago, but is convalesing satjs-fabtorly.

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie ;Relyea on the birth of a son, Todd 'Gerald, May' 8. Todd is the brother of Mark Rel-

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TCbomaa J. Martin was christened May 13. /He is .the son of ,'i$i\ and Mrs. -|hotnas MaBlnr and

godparents are Ddhfild and Jean' Martjn of Staten Bland. A'toarty was held in" T o ^ m y ^ IdhlKr S$t-' jujeday. :aft r pn ^ v ^ J ^ ^ g -Fifty fj-tends and relatives &t-•tendied.." ^•;;";;t ' ' Z ^ ^ ^ T ^ ' . Miss Aprjl'<?arnart 6'f'^obrhpfe-ville is SRfndift{*ftfy"o weWs" 'in Florida. Oh "her way she met one of her old friends, Navy SeS-man Walter, Fisher, Who lives at Continental Trailer ' Park, 5400 Collins Rd., Jacksonville.

NEVVS FROM WEJBMAN-S Ken, Edna,' Dawn and Doree"

Weidman of Castile spent Eastei weekend at, ;.,their former homi hear Averill Patfc, Edna's sistei Joanne iSmitJh,. • :and ; family, liy th'ew..now,.1!next doorj to her §&i ents, the 'Teals. .Another siste' and her husband flew up from Florida and stayed with Teals, s there was a reunion.

Ken.had charge of the Averill Parik Bible church sunrise service wh' .e he played guitar for sing­ing. Later the family attended West Sand Lake Baptist church, where Ken made ' the opening prayer.

Saturday night Ken, Edna and girls had supper with his folks op Koonz Rd. Cousins David and Diane Shafer and family also spent the evening there. David and Ken

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AT GOP CRAND OPENING — The Republican rommittet. of the. Town of New Scotland held an official "grand opening7' of Its headquarters recently in the Stonewell Shopping Oenter, at the intersection of Routes 85 and 85 A Pictured above are the thrfee candidates for the June prim­ary election, endorsed by the Republican party of the 'Town j^fvjfjl'^w;•S^otl^iiid, fTROiyi LEFT: Donald Chase for town justibe; Willis Mcintosh for courtjy legiila^or; and Peter Var> Zetten for town highway superintendent. The headquarters will be .ope"n |a j ly from 2i pi m. to 8 p. m.

had a song fe^t while the children played and the rest visited.

Ken had' an injury last week to his knees and was home for a few days. He spent the time doing .homework, term papers and letter writing. He is president of his class at piohim Bible Insti­tute and chairman of the Student Missionary Pellowhip. Edna is secretary and treasurer of their class. They are involved in many things: going to Geneseo State University on Saturday afternoons to counsel with students, teaching adult Sunday school in the church and ministering in nursing homes and jails. Recently the saw Doug Oldham, the huge singer on TV's Old Time Gospel Hour, in person.

Ken and Edna hope to plant a bigger garden and can more than last year. A local farmer loans the land. They feel the Lord blesses them greatly, and Ken re­joices that his family is willing to serve Christ. He quotes Romans 12:1 and 2: "I beseech you there­fore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice — holy, accept­able unto God, which is your rea­sonable service. And be not con­formed to' this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God."

GARAGE AND BAKE SALE The New Salem Ladies' Aux­

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The Public Library of the.Voori heesviile School district has ac­quired an A. B. Pick copy ma-; chine for general public use.

Available to anyone who wishes! to use it during the hours the library is open, material will cost .05 per copy. Pages from books,, magazine articles or pages from any reference book may be copied if needed.

The library is open daily from 1. to 5:30 p.m.; Monday through Fri-; day evenings from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Monday and T h u r s d a y mornings from 10 a.m. to 12 nobn.j and on Saturdays from 10 a.m. tot 5 p.m. • a

Library Receives Two Gifts The library has received twd

gifts of major importance. PeterJ G. Ten Eyck of Indian Ladder^ Farms has donated the complete^ set of LIFE magazines from'-ita inception in 1936 to its death'; h i •1972. These are complete in bihdS: ers and may be used in the library^; at any time.

Herbert Reilly has donated aji year of Reader's Digest in the; large print edition for use by>;

persons having vision problems;;; The library already owns some? large print books, and the .maga^ zines will add to this collection. , |

Scout Troop 73 Part of .the fun of being, ^"scout

is the endless number- 'of. new] things to try. 41 the G^vernM Clintpij t. CQuncfcigamporee, JytajS 18-20,,sa^\^^%^feuI§W>Si!ps will be puffing on depipnstrations for the public and s Voorheesville's Troop 73 will carve a totem pole. Whether they will'spark a revival of that art remains to be seen.

The directions in one old hook they looked at started out, "Take a telephone pole . . ." %> avoid any negative reaction from the-community they decided to settle for a dead pine tree.

Saturday, with permission of the land owner, John Jaeger and Todd Banks helped Scoutmaster Bill Morrison cut and drag out the log. They cut new poles for all the troop's tents and made wooden mallets for the big chisel­ing job. A pleasant spring morn­ing was spent preparing for the camporee.

New Scotland Presbyterian Rev. Lester H. Page. Sunday, May 20: 9:30 a.m. Church school. 11:00 a.m. Morning worship.

Holy Communion will be observed. Nursery care for children under si years. A special meeting' of Session will follow the service. It is most important that all elders be present.

7:00 p.m. Youth Fellowship meeting.

Monday, May -21: '• 6:30 p.m. Junior choir rehearsal. 7:30 p.m. Senior choir rehearsal. Wednesday, May 23: 6:30 p.m. Mother-Daughter ban­

quet. Mothers and daugrters are cordially invited. Bring a covered dish. Coffee and dessert will be furnished. Entertainment w i l l follow the supper.

Stepped, two-level platform of Douglas fir 2 x 4s on 4 x 4-inch legs attractively displays plants against fence or house wall.

Piano Recital i ' Shirley .'Mae Greene will present •hpr piahp students in a recital on Sunday,'.May 2'0, a t 3 o'clock at the ' Woman's Club, 725 Madison

.a venue,. Albany. The.' jseudents she y/iil present

are Gretchen Gallager, Carol Mar-d;en, Michael Lettau, Steven Let-tau, Karen Joyce, Christopher Lettau, Sheila Carmody, Craig

'Gleason, Nancy Brayden, Louis 'Tybilino, Barbara Barron,, Kath­leen Joyce, Terri Tubilino, Cheryl Anderson, Sherrie Greene, Melanie S e m.b r a t , Cindy Greene, and Laura Marden.

' The students all reside in the Voorheesville area. The public is invited to attend.

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Primary Day, June 4, 12 noon to 9 P. M.

Registration Day, October 12, 2 P. M. to 8 P. M. v

Registration Day, October 13, 10 A. M. to 8 P. M.

Election Day, November 6. 6 A. M. to 9 P. M.

Polling Places District No. 1 — Clarksville

Fire House, Plank Road, Clarks­ville. , , >

District No. 2 — Unionville Re­formed Church, Delaware Turn­pike. .

District No. 3 — New Scotland Town Hall, Route 85, New Scot­land.

District No. 4 — New Sclera Fire House, Route. 85A, New' Salem.. , • , '

District .No.' 5 — Voorheeslvilie Fire House, Route1' 156, Voorhees­ville. .;. • ,.;,: . , V - .

District No 6 — New Scotland Town Hall, Route 85, New Scot­land "\ f. ELI2ATBET& FELDMAN, Town Clerk, Town of New Scot­

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