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G&\ITwpirille LUTHERAN. CHOHSfi
MQmsm'-&& fianQjr of Schoharie; ..Mr..and mr»« JSohn Vtoomai* of •Biiiweb«insss; Mr: mid"ftats-. .stov: •«B sao*?*Ti.»K&r. .a»d js$rs-. imrnv
KeV'*Cfcesier-..StttM 'iD_*iar-has :WHly ajna 'daughter of. GaJJWtp-u i K i c e d B t a i n S T V £ L « i H e ; 'Mrs, feesHarding: of ©tor
I s r i g J ^ S ^ ^ S S : & £ * »f«««««* ***** wjtt.o^ecrojp jtfre pulpit sand d M TWWT^L* TW*«,' T„W* Vt,™,«», A*
< a n r ^ « c i ^ w m ^ n W e d » f f 4 ^ J f , r l 6 t S S S ! Wfeniottal Day i n K * m 7 S ^ ^ and, Mrs..
'WfcTand\'.$ti*
" S g H f t W i l W Bcasesc;
as. nb. Adam Matiches-: ;«e? called on :Mr,-'m& Mrs.: Atitej Oliver, Satotaay 'evening. ',.;
.Mr* and, Jifc'- 'S^ Chase of Co-: bteskitl spent the week end with
•• W.KEL *T". aOUGSIT HOME • ; Tffifi?- Qalfiipgael Wm* depart
ment was c m on "Wfcwaesaas a t KT p. m. to the home of Mis. Bet-,, • _ _ =. „ • sie? Bodgefct, cm the GaJhipvdte4Mrs. Freda Haner. Fest Berne road when fin hadfe f 1MfrsL I^^ae Hunt of Oak Hill is' damaged" hex auto which was J spending: a few days with her sns-1
parked alongside her tome, t h e ter Mrs. Ohve Murphy cause o f the fire was. not deter-! Robert Shultes has returned rained, but probably cane from am electrical short The antenna: on the car- was badly damaged be-fiaas the- fire? was extinguished.
CiOMTmjHITY NOTES; Regular- meeting of the fire
comnmssianeEs of. the Town, of Wmgfifc will be held in the Gallup-vjfle? firs house on Monday eve-mug; J u n e s atfSOe.^
THiss '"GAINS' held a jptcajw on T&sanfs, Island! Thursday after-msom
Miss Bess- Harding of Glovers-\&ffip ik spending a Sew days with. M3& and1 Mis lather Watty
Mir. and: Mrs., Edward. WestfaH and! Snmly Miss GaE Pindar, JWr, and? Mis? Frank WesJbEiiB Sr„ Mr and! Mrs, Gordon JEsy and family Mis and, Mis. John Retainers and! fempjp and, Geiiard S^jss tab-jPE*dl ai piamS1 at 4he "laconic Steelte Bark, on: Memorial Hay
UCr and Mis. James A. Pine and 3B5r and! Mr& Jfafaa, HHI of Bam* bridge' MeD, spent Friday and Satedaejc- with Mr and Mrs. Ar-
&ou&y pieme guests at the GHIHESCH? Mr; and; Men Arthur Pine WKSSK Mi„andiyars. Marvin Spawn and! alhlffcen, Mr and Mcst Larry mjfeatft and children, Billy C3ow, off Schenectady; Mr! and Mrs-wHlhann Zimmer and children of HSstttferaamr Jesse Schwann of Du-anEstacgli,- Mr, and Mis. Harold
home from the Community hos prfal following treatment for a heart: attack.
Memorial Day guests of Mrs Lola Shermam were Mr and Mrs David Coffin of CatskslI, and Mips Brrame Irwin and daughter Carol of Caroga Lake
Mir and Mrs- Chester Hirst and Mr and Mrsv Cfturfes Hirst were called to CharlottfesViIfe, Va, last weefc; by the death of Chester's brother. Cecfl Hirst Ronald was a guest «£ G«ry Funck during his parents'' absence,
JSSBS. Daisy Barber of Guilder-.1
land- spent the week end with her brother and family, Mr and Mrs' Alfred Chrysler. ,
Clarence Dobert and Mrs Elizabeth WestfaH acawnpamed. Mr' and Mrs. Adam Manchester to; dmenr on. Tu«ssday, the ecfcasion. to celebrate Adam's 75th birthday <,
Ruth $turm has returned home" fotlowmg sorgery m Ehs hospital, Schenectady,
Bill Slater ha« returne4 home from- the hosmtal after treatment
BIG S A L E H B W D T PROGRESS
2BB> CKB& — LOWER THAN AVEHAGH PBJCES
Tnrades; Terms: or ^ash Accept-etU. C&ir* femDus tune payment Ijlawffi S&3L prevaill You buy here, Ettui sigps here, you pay here. If 2<mi have; credit, and the ability to paw,, W E SAY CMC First payment
•»<r•—"«'«* ' « •SB CMHTSLEH Newport 4W3>» Hardfeju. 15^»0 miles. 'Gffi POtwmAC Cataina 4M3ir ferdSip. 17,000 miles. >m Wl^WOUTHE SDr . «Z795 Sfiamtt Fury" Hardtop; 16JD00 im.r
'BSD CHJFKKSUER; MewptH* »5295 distarm 4-Hr- Hardtop. Air con-dflannkiTg> '69 CHRYSLER Newport: 52795 2-CRHH- Hardtop. 'TDD ROfiyrfflOTH Eustiams STuhurhan — 8AM0 m i l e s . '7C0 P U . Y W a U ' r W F x w y U ^ 2 9 9 5 'MSacnr S e d a m Hffi PtixnrauTH 2-0r. 92295 Furs l i r Hardtop;
ANJ3 MANY OTHERS
for a heart attack; Bfes. Marfan Van Vans attended
a bowling tournament at Platts-. burgh on Saturday. ,
TMBss Cheryl Van ybrfe spent the week end ^ t Schrooit Lake; with fneindsu Jffir. and Mrsk Wflliam Shedma,
a » . and jab*. JSTarto Van, Vorjs: and Mr; a f i i Krs. James Corigli-ano spent t h * week end at their Sacandaga camp.
Wabam Bender Pist of the tr S. |«ayy, stationed at Norfolk, Va,, spent the weefe end with his family here v
Rev. Harry Bordes, pastor of the Methodist church, was ordained. a~deaco» a t the convention of, *be JVoy.t..Aripoal CoMer*nce this past week. K
. «Hm«rfAN oHimcH sundajc , J u n e 7 : ' :•".•.-,. • ' • .j .' •S"ai*-TO,VSt(nd#y. S'ch^il.-;.'-''f' "V, lfti3&' ,ai m , ChW)Cch'':Se1rv]l«te;,.. •
t f u t e s t e . Mm ^ *'ft-.aOi to i*$Q Sa:.'m>,VSiyie study1, •••; ','.';.V-;;;:'. •""
Mr. aad MJJS. Edward' "Nass1
icaWed,<an '-Mp"and;.-Mr& If&toia .; '6©ldento^utn:»re^eiifiyr-'- '"• '* •'= •?•;•'-^-|.
• B«t and•'Mesf H6ward Skinner recently • a^tended'tpe wedjlng; W. ;1h^tr*#andso8'v' 'AMytt'-K;' 'SRinderi" and tfelr-ifer-'MaintepaW, in Schenectady
Warren Cart called on Mr and Mrs. Herman Rappf Saturday
Mrs Edward Dalbec and son, and Mrs* Wrtham Truax and fami ly were recent guests of their •mother Mrs Prank Carl
Mrs* Haael Wi l l i e e<ed on Mr and Mrs J^rvey Willsie of East Berne, Sunday,
Mrs Nettje Filfcm? spent Thxtiti-
"of tfie Syr«cus$ Chma; plant, Mrs Ma|y ^ilen, Benninget
spen^ an eVempg recently with-Mrai Harold Qaldenb.ai4m
Mr and Mrs Ed Rowe and My and Mts.'^Fre^ Smwh were Sal--^urday > evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Rapp ' Mr and Mr a, Cttaries Reid* Mr \
nd Mrs Harold S i n n e r of Del-mar, and Mrs Rose Jany of Alta-monl! were recent calleds of Mrs: Nettie Pdkwft ' v i
Mp Isaac^fttcher"' and Elvin j-oslyn enjoyed a picnfc at the home of Mr, and Mrs Theodore Pitch©?, Saturday
Mr andr Mrjs ©aha Smith of Schenectady' spent Friday with Mr and Mrs- Howard Skinned, J
Mr and Mfs Sevenn Winfer-cheidt are spending a couple pf months in 6e;rmany« r v
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Vincent Jr arid family were Monday dinner guests 0f MP ^pdt Mrs Clifford vmcent Sr
'Mr and Mrs William Manps : a n ^ daughters called oh Mr and TMrs W*ren Carl Sunday
Michael Vena called on Mr and Mrs Harold Goldenbaum recently,
Mr and Mfcs Edward Rowie, Mf and Mrs Roger Smith and Kelley, Peter Storm, M,r Henry Ronnen, Mrs ^TarVey Holman and Mr and Mrs; Joseph Kapler reafHe&Jon MV and
We|t Berne BCAVEROAM ftEFORMED *
„ Rep Bruce B Gdadwm Saturday, June 6-10 ana. 'The Guild will hold a
bake sale at Schoonmaker^s Store-Sunday^ June 7 l \ Sunday; school is on vacation!!
until September. »11 ajn. Worship service
6 30 p m . FatnOy Night program, jstarfms with covered dish T ^ ^ ^ ^jTm Fbght of. Apolfo I f wdr be-shown Come
$3195|andVspend an eiiyoyable evening % community is nmfcted
The-eonsistoEy of the, BeaverX nam. Church Hmtfes the communify o | West Betee ta its Family BKight program Sunday Slttne 1$ The program. wflS begat with a covered dish sapper at 6 3Q p- m J f l o w e d J& a sp^facuteP nKiv^,\ "*fhe Might of ApoMtt 1%:' Th^' movie is presented; through tpe courtesy of the. E&jtnfcul Kodafe If you cannot make it ta the sup-, per feel, *ce§ fe eamfe for the movie at f-30 &.*&*-
— \ S E H E EASyTCtCiET TO — 2 IHfflEB East aFiaorthmay on RL 5
SAlLES, DEPARTMENT OPEN ABJL DAY SATURDAY
INC — 52nd YEAR
926: CEHTE AJ, Qorneh of GOIVCQ
VJT 21-33SX — I V Sr3SSi
725 CENTEAL l*et£ ta King's: Oept. Store
HE8-38W ALB AWT, K. X
COMMUNITY KOTESf Saturday noon a Related 50th
weddmg; anroveEsary was held at the Parratt Hause, in Schoharie for Mrvaud Mrs.-EVeEett Schoon-maker w^th 2T friends' and rela> loves attending.
3Jfe JUKI Mrs, JBwerett Sch,oon-. maker, J r , had as dinner guests. Saturday ewemngr" Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gotthardt,%Mtr. arid Mrs* TJohert Hodge, m arid liffrs, ohn Brahdner, Mrs. Beatrice Weid-man. Miss Helen -Longi Mh, and Mrs. Lloyd Baxter and l^f. and Mrs. Everett Schoonmaft&r. * t
Mr. arid Mrs. Vernon Schan? called on their |a»ther*m-law; MGQlnni Snydec; a t Coeymans. Hollow Saturday evening.
Rough-sawn, texture for wooii sidmg has gained ipogularity m' the.past few year*,'* I t 'stands highest in California,, Texas and
I's Dairy I would like to be your
mykman,too SEETOTG ^ ALTAMOMT - Kl^OX
VOOJtHEKS¥ILLB - GlIILDEELANB
K'your needts «t» lsrge or small * I trill try1
outh Berne
Mrs •Fred Smith, Saturday
Mrs Hqward Schoonmaker Jr and son Gained on*. Mr and^Mrs Cfrfford Vincent Sr> Sunday-They all called on the campers' at Mts Grlppr v ,
Mrs? Herbert Kronsberg sffent last week ^nd with Mr, and Mi's Warren Carl r ^ r Mr and Mr^ NOrmap Beiider tod Mrs Mary Weichtman of Del-mar calted on Mr a.nd Mrs Howard Skinner; Sunday,
Thompson's Lake REFORMED CHURCH
Robert Haniey, internn pastor . t Sunday, June 6, l - i
Tuesday, $une" #** **"" 7 30 p m Women s Guild meet
ing Program "Sfgns of Promise' by Leila' Vinson Hostess is Hilda Rhenow ,- Thursday, Jqne 11 , <• ' 3 30 - 4 30 pn\, Church school
Tip % prxi Youth Group •June 22-26 » 9 to M 30 a.m Daily 'Vacation
Bible school Make sure your child, has b'een registered^
The May 16 paper drive netted ;rf goqd profit for the Camp Fow-Jer'Fund We leceived $43 20 for ipapers, S2Q40 fqr batteries, $1150:
foti radiators, $3^0" for rags $840 ior mixed iron 'and $3 00 in donations bringing the total to $9000
Ddn't forget^the firsf annual :Lord'^ Acre Auction to be held ,this;iSattirday, June 6< The bake s^le and rummage sa.le Wall start at 10 a m A luncheon will take iplace and then the exciting auction will start witfc Dick Munroe , [being the auctioneer Come and ;jom the fun at the Thompson's rLake Reformed church.
Resolutions By Firemen
Saturday, May 23 Xu- W«Wam Pearson Tolley, chancellor emeritus of Syracuse University, delivered the commencement address Degrees were- conferred by Sister Margaret M Keeshan, jCSJ, president tThe M.ost Reverend Edwin B Frederick D D , Bishop of the Diqeese of Albany, presided t Area girls receiymg the bacqa-
fl^ureate d,egree were Bonnie Hayes <!BS'>, daughter
of Mr and Mr§ Llewellyn C Hayes, 23 Bridge S t , Sluigerlands, with a masor in music
Katherme Stapietoii ( B A ) . c u m laude, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Stapleton, Berne, with a majpr m mathematics
Margaret Patterson Hannay received a Master of Arts in English literature Residing with her husband an4 child at Westerlo, she is a 1966 graduate of Whteaton Col-
At a meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners of the Fort mpte? Fire District, Town of Guilderland, held at the firehall jn the district ori Way 11, Com-, nussionerj Michael PaVker offered and moved'the v adoption of the
"Mlpwing resolUtionT) seconded by' Commissioner Robert Brownell.
^Resolved thajfc the Board ,of; pFJre Commfssioner^ of Fort Hun-< ter Jivg District in a regular, meeting duly assembled, note and record m the [minutes Qf1 this, meeting the sudden death of Har-. old Melius, 6ur< friends Our colleague. andV fire eopitnljssi&ner oi' Fort Huhter Fire t>istrfct, who faithfully served the interest of our district for many years priors ita his< death
Special W I K K OF JUHE 8 through 13 ,
EXTW I J t f S FRESH EGGS . . . . 55c DOL
Plxwe Bill at 365^8261 anytime after 11 A, M.
•— 3hiwsi R v t l y GiWMi —»
rf our fire district axid a copy 04 the sjftme be forwarded to the family of the 4ecedeht.f 1'
Paper Drive In Westerlo j< -...
Girf Scout Cadette Troop 11 will have a paper drive in Wefe-teiil© m J[une"5 smd 6. The truck Will be parked at Diedench's store ten, June 5 and rethain there through the day. •• Anyone with papers, rags, scrap metal 6r car lotteries may bring them, to the truck. If you c«inot «pejt them there, cal* 7$7-3403 for pick-up service.
. The 8litl» wdl use the proceeds from the drive for a trip; to the Spited: Nations on the UJSf.'s 25th anniversary. They are interested in the wdrkr whic)i the U,N, is doing throiajsh the United: Nations ChHdttm's Fund
Mrs, G. Robert Diederich is leader and is assisted by Mrs. Howard Schoonm$ker and Mrs. John Fa.m#u.
Subscribe to the Altiimont En" terfef ise — $4 00 per yea)?.
Is Announced At B-K 2.*js. S t e f e f Jfc'clfe at B«l! ,,,. .... . , ggKlIed, 'wa.''Mis."...Ebi^."Sjfotl IJ
Following, is the honor x j j K a n d . : ^ 1 ^ ^
^ ^ T # ^ * M » W.^ ''M/'W „vkMM^&*
honorable mention list of elcro^n. tftry' students ,Jn.- t f e Eerne-l&os
^ h g | ^ .... Mrs. WRii Mr.
f#rrf Swsteh . feecterjelf. t^^SS^P^y^P^^^f^ P1^1^ m .«.^je,-Ww$Wtot/.®mii., Ms*., ;,Ju4th,.-Bo [nh6w r-, m$?TBm&'' howeri John Boone,,.j£Sm Bm^s,, mfk^m Bradleyt CflrayJ Wm&+ Stephens ©Urbx, .Matte pis^se, Kenneth Conklin Pam Coulter, Heidi Crawford, feimberly Crantfond, Jen-Lan Cromn, Lisa Daskalajkis ! Dennis Delaney Kelly Eardley„ ,JQdi Ebel, Ricky Edwar-ds, JamDe Er^Ckson, Sally Fargo, Laajinel Favreau, Robert Feldmaim* Aam Femia, Jeanne Feima, J&hstiue Fqley, Jeffrey Gibhs Sandra Gif-ford, Bexnarain Godbont Omns^ GodbQU.t, TJebra ^rant. SSiifiie. Qr^nt Matthew Grjppin,TM2dbeIe Ortppm, K^thy Harras, Uaiael Hayden, Micha,el Ijayden, KWBBD. Henneman, Linda Heimeman, lasa, Herzog, Lori Herzog, Bnan JHart, Bee^ey Husted, Steven Hostefl. John JapmbacK "Ema Jamn'bata;,' Dale Jones', Keith Kay^er,l>eJ»«ralhf Kendall, 3am?s Kaefer, Breoaa
', Lee, Georgjia Longaeker, Jamiesj I*OVe, Michael Lave, James titojKL. Jeffrey Merrill, Kathleen Mileiv D^nna JMfoserC James Qetftager, JUlie Pitcher, L-ynda Plasfewr, M^rk Plastowr Thppias PoJaa&ort. Melodie Jfoolej Bartholcniiew Pat -aig, Christopher Futzig, BDiiald Quay, C h i l e s . Rapoli, Sjisam Rapp, Deborah Bapnantst, Jw% ,Rapuano,_Thomas Reimsc^, Ko?»-ert Robinson,. Curtice Rogexs LJOBP-iaine Rogers, Stanley Btogess, Donna Ryan, Ken Saddlemane, Bonnie Salisbury, Daniel Safesr„ Lucijnda Salzer, Margar^et SdiaiL-ble,, Allan Schiller, Karen StltoaB-maker, Pawn Shafer, ¥5dsae Shultes, Harold Smith, iMuert Smith, R.oger Smith Diana Sasy-der. Penny Stalker, Maraa Starife Sben Stempel, !Danie| SfasEtem,
• M&r. jasd' MIS. KiBntteth>:'Hoi£hSS»' :ana sai*j^pen.'fe SatoraUy'jteifi; MrL —" - W$.. .H|!!iteiafdt-,'SiiP|ttry , an,$
TripJeneader At Fonda
•• A|un-f | l led and thriTliing triple-; header program is on tai» for, the, .Fonda, Speedway on Saturday :nfght as Freddy*? Funny ,S*or4 act i s added to the sensational big te£gT||e stock, car racing program ;featjir!ng. the NASCAR mortified stock cats in twin: 2a-laft fe3ture< events and, the ranttbunctious late model stock cars in a 20-lap fea-;tafe- -, . . ' - - . ; . '
. -•-•-.-SrfT-^^v"--Tiv.-*_.' .*,.,;• Freddy's '. Funny-. F;ord • -is.'.an^ wwl^afcs- Haroltt. Houefc. amazing comedy act on wheels
Sa% fflDd Mr and Mrs. Harold ^d xs fuled with the unpredic-Hmm* J&r-„ aad_ chiWcen engoyedt table antics of Freddy as he at-
KATHERlNe STAPLeTOtf
Area residents were among the 332 candidates to ^receiye faac-cdl^ur^ate and graduate degrees . ^ . ^ „ at the 47th commencement of the I Rebecca S tockm, David «,»»ra-.-, College of Saint Rose in Albany, ffus, Carol Suto, Harriet StaaaaJ
"*"'" '•" " han, Cheryl Tallman, VoM Tay-lorj Randolph Thompson, Jeff Vans Etten, Joshua Vmcent, !N^micy V5/arner, Rebecca Weaver, SiBpih-ame Weiss, Susan Wiltomam, Js>-anne Willsey, James YtHiqp>
Honor r"oll at "Westerlo; Snassen Blodgett, Joseph Burby, Ketefly Miller, JJinda l!ililnera 15 lbBOia.l Tretick , ^
Honorable mention^ Ernest Am-drus, Steveh ^idrus, CfoiisKainffie Bareis, Carol Bitoagett, Boinaiie Boomhower.i Anne Boone, SH^pte-n e Bowles, Jean Bramarfl, Habalffl Brazil, Terrahce- BrjttQn, Jeffiney
'Busold, Elaine Chase, SusseM,. Qiattyof, P e g g y Clark, AilaraJ Como,. Patricia Conklm, ElazafeEiffliS ^Onners, Tan Conners Jo-Annie t Cranker, Diane CrawJc-T , JSaa-neth Crayyford, Robin "'CksmSssnBi Darrow Cromn, Jol,an Ctafflmpa, Karen Crosier, Mkrcy Ctasiesr, Wade Cross, Laurel CnrSs, Matthew Daskalakis, Dennis" Ueetoas, Demse Jltelaney, Virginia Bextw, iWnlard Diioble, RobertTDneffl, Jeffrey' Ebei, Barbara -Edwaira^, Bo-nn*a Edwards, Kerry Ehlers>, Maiy Ann Fargo, David FilKns, 'Keilth Filkms, Bonme Blagler, Cfeunol Flagler, Shelly Furman„ GsSi Gardner, Jeanne Gossman, ^ayoe Grabowski, Jeffrey Haryey, 1 t a » -dqre Heim Pawn Hendersaa, Michael Horlacher, Carl J,ones, ASK •drfew Joslm, Bradley Joslyix,Itewi!i
.ayser, * Bart KenffziersM, IjEah !ihg, Valerie Komjathy, Samdia !ropp Jacqueline Xeonand, Pat-
& jjoannr SaitanJaif at the home inff Mir and mt&. Irving; Klinfc and
Ufc. sad H F R . WBliatmi, Becker acd cteBliirea and Mrs, Laura FUkms w e n t Saflurday afternoon. and ewanmg at the home o f Mr and Mis. J^rl FStaus; and son at Warner's Lake. ?
memfms of the Golden; Horseshoe Bjdmg Club were a t White Bereh Laflue QQ Sutidav,
Mfes Virgfcia Holftuaii and jgrantiuoolfber of Al&anyr spent the TOaefcoafl wjtili icteiaveSL a t Sidney.
| a 3 P n i M a T l l € l < N n w B l l
Stunday, June ""Whs ,-* -"9,45 a. ^ y i | * 8 m p , fvorship.
Saeaainentt of h o i r commttawn •wSm he„ ol^iervedt. f^Fftere is i t nmtsery for children fln^ughvfrade one. r •> - J- * , i
ft a. in, CteSECfe.^fiWo^. A $peoM. BpigtaMiL *a]t- be herd, m the ssmcttaary to'inark:. the dose <nff churdS sjdheqJ %;l&e summer Eweryoaae K i*te]b»Hae ~ t
S-jm n. THJL~ JunSar and Senior Wgft Yarattt FeBowshrps. "
WeJro^aj?„ JSmse^W^z
TT_39B p. not, S?«aW>;choEr-"JEhm&SaiF,, imw' ££th: \ 6:3© ffiL in. Guild d&mer meet-
tempts to perform stunts this almost human crazy
7:3HB PL m. E^fange&tp3 com,-mosttftee mee^s. . ^
14, tthese wiU'-he a fanuly- camp-m^ta^i to Wckes&m State Parle. Far mmffiDgwijatanin; arid reservatfons
with car, f
trials '»nd tribulations • of a hapless motorist ,in «• misbehaving vehicle^ The, 5"unJiiy Ford often throws streams pi fire, Water and often exploded without warning, •plusi on. ocqasioxj ' aWempfe to drive i^eif-
Musical horns: £ind sirens add to ^le, fun. and comedy that will pjtease.all theyotaigsters and even the not so 'yotrng |rt the spacious covered gfamdstahc( or elevated blenehers: of, the Fonda site. !
Thfe professional ItASCAR modified, drivers .Will take tq the half-mile clay ova? in; the qualifying, events in an effort to gain a starting berth in the big paying twm 2S4ap feature events. $300 goes to the" winner of each of them from the $5,70p purse.
The zany comedy act depicts the i AdverUs# in, the ESiterprise.
A VOTE FOft
The Future JS A VOTE 1*0$ 7 .
GINGER BURKE ELECT GINGER B * i & E
t o ..«••••
GUILDERLAND CENTRAL SCHOOL BOARD
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F R E D D Y and Ms
FUNNY FORD A Thrill for Yonng; & Old
Clematis Garden Club By this f time every ^member
should have her Flower Show, schedule We are perturbed to discover an omission on the frpAt! page —please note and add-77 Date July 8, <197Q Time! 2 to 8 E m Place Greenville Jr .Sr High School Rqute 81 Entrance »
Every member is urged and; ex.-1
pected to enter this show The ajlt vance entries enable ns to set up the background In a uniform and attractive manner which is most difficult when jt has- to b e »ex4 papded or retracted in the la*stf few1 minutes before the judgM J come in 'this is the first ^Startd-j ard1' flower show attempted by Clematis—letsx show the National Council Judges that we can do itfe
Horticulture is a most important item Even if you can arrange—f can you grow the flowers t o o ' Each is an art in itself Lets fey* to fill each class in Horticulture too. There have to be at least 4. entries m each Class as there, Sre 4 awards in each Please rea.d the5
tar. ;rili, Cmdy Miekle Karen Alart Mooney, Michael Maureen O'Brien, Steven 03B,wer, Cindy Pitcher Mary PcMaKtt, Alan Poole, Albert Pute©, 3ehn PUtzig Debbie Rapp- Alison ISeSr- -yea, Barbara Remmeis., Shaia ' Rendo, Kathleen Rickei&s, ^^'bert' w a j _ _ _ n m | j -Russell Frank Salisbury, !S,Ksunr * a « g l » « ™ « S Salisbury, Sharon Sehager, HJeam "icnanz, Th,omas Seheuer, laotaa. imith, Timothy Stayder, OBD9S»-
anne Stangle, Mindy StarJs, Ke-bekah Stock, Mark Taylor, Many ;
2ST ff^rf«r«HS»%Ji»s&£» can, 'arrange , and have no house plaints or outdoor'flowers —'idb1
bring HI an arrangement, plant ,6r' specimen frojti a friend ( n *feer> n^mei a,nd you'JU still get ^ " - f o r .effort Non-members, m the Clubi ar,ea, are most cordially mlqted (0} participate in this show If Vou;
'have .any questions, call us We ^can alVyays look ttiem up if wej donl knOw the^answers ' 'J.
Sppaldng pf "lookmg it* up'/— ^did you know that we have 'our* ovyn little Garden Club noqk'ip the iGreehvilI^ public Library?* We jbear tha j Only ,foUr fnepibers, haye been xher(e. (Th,ere are many good bootts on growmg, exhibifmgi ap artis(tic design of flqwets^The nejfi'time you are in Greenvilley
tell thevL-ibranan that you ate a Clematis Cub member, < pon;tf
t forget the ISfatur^ Walk' into 'both. Gfteat and Little Beari S^wainps on F4<iday,i June 5 (a.t !1 p ni- Two other plubs are planning to1 aoin us there j r
Note m i h e Year Book,fthal; on June 19 there fe a tour and luncheon1 at Caprdand Herb Gardefrs, Garsl a|id drivers ace being lined iup for that event now—sos please tiotify Bunhy Cfunderstin or Ra* chel Ormsbee if you wish to lgO;. We have to let the lady know about how many to expect |0tf lUncheon 1 too — by the first of June. f
Tax Time If we*, suppose, that the t a *
payer' or his tax service spent four hours on the average on each Return, the total time amounted to the horrendous total of 300 million man hours This fs the $ame as 150,000 men working 40 hours a week for 50 weeks' a yea*, and thi<? does not include the time spent by employees of business enterprises nt withholding taxes and preparing; tax towns* or by/ high priced accountants and lawyers, both in business and in government.
SAT. NHOT, JUNE 6tn P U I S
9 STOCK CAR RACES Twin JB-tap H(ed»«ed Features ' 20-Lap Late M>0deE F'eat,siw-„
Six,QiMlrfying( Races. ^ ADUL.TS - #
Children fhrouga ^1 ~ $ t . Free parfclM and free
Warner, Martha Whipple, Teisy Wilderman, Cheri Williams, Bem-his Williams, Brian "Willsey* Osa-stanee Wolford
Honorable mention at Western©: Marcel Bernard.
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Custom Tailors a^J Cleaners
1660 WESTERN AVE. - GUILDERLAND
Phone 489-6255
"THE COWOmJNITY TAIkOlt" *
We aie ready to serve you-here where you live. We tare equipped to seive you both rapidly and at your convenience.
Open six days a week, we specialize in altering and cleaning furs, suedes and leathers for men and
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women, , - k- . v • People have confidence in Cosimp — oeeiiuse
Cosimo has been at his eraft for over two decades.
So treat yourself to a new fitting. Get personal seajmee from, a man. who knows his trade. •
• • ' " • * * ' . " ' Y6u cannot match ou!r pric^s£,|or t |t^ qiialHy, of
work done. - < v,.t ^ •••*,*-» . t i " s .% i , : ' . . .5 . ! . .
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, (Cosimo was foimerly chief lailor at the _ re-1 nowned ,SteefePs Clothing Store m downtown Albany). .»
Why fight downtown traffic, and ineonvenienee, ' when vou can get even better ~^tpik done right here " in your own neighborhood at Qosinio's, the one-stop
tailors and cleaners, with ample packing and no waiting- , : ; . ' ; \ . \ • .-
"Weavinp; Is One of Our Specialties" If yott pay more and get less, t f i i l Boinfe to Oosinlo's
custom-tailors and cleaners. ,'.^ ;
Phone 489-62M '
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Uhai Little League Berne-Knox and W«sieiSa
M.ay l a the Berne Yankees defeated 1the Knox Giants 14 to 1®. "the winning pitcher "was 3MsMg? Conklin, assisted "by Kyle S M t e s and Randy Henderson. TAie liss-ing " pitching team was Steve ftvt-sted. and David Kaiser, —" ^_ ^__ __ _____ __ __ ^ 'ffigjjf
pfease go in .and look'aroVnol anS1 'Randy^ Fortu^ti catching, ° JSme Shultes- hit A grand s l i m Swame run/ ! ! May118 the, Berne Yanifcees defeated the- Knox Mets $ l o X Kyle Shultes1 pitched and -Bandy Henderson caught For Knox IRiate jErnie Andrus pitched and ^am Gardnei?. caught. David 3&ra jathy Of the Yankees*h3t a Jhame run. with ohe than on and also made5 a spectacular1 *atch,H» <o»-terfiehi to save the game. , May 20, the East iBeme Ihoians bovfcd t o Qie Westerlo S c a l e s 6 to 9 Winnmg pitcher was Dram ,Wag0her and catcher SStanSey Rogers The East Berne IrailianiB made their six runs in the lajffc irtnfeg. Ko details from tflie tnina,'team., 'Also on. SMay 20 ffihe East Berne Lakers defeated Hfce Berne Yankees , May 2fit the East Berne Uakers defeated the l£nox Giants.
May 27, the East Berne Indians defeated the Berne Yankees, 2 to rli David Komjathy pitched for the Yankees and Jim CbriMift caught, Mike Garry, Bave Fil-kins and Dean Wagoner pitched for East Berne and Stanley Erasers caught for the winning team This game was a shutout until the sixth, inning1
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