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T H E ENTERPRISE, A ITAMONT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JULY 17, (942
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JUNIOR COMMANDO TRAINING COURSE FOR DEJJAR YOUTH
Prepares Boys, Men For Military Service; Dewire Holds r,
Local Record
Lorraine Patterson And Dr. Sinith Wed
Bites Held In Trinity Methodist phurch, Albany, On
* * July 4th
A, iiimoi commando tiaiinng course oh Douglas joad, Delmai, built by boys 4t ho cost foi matenals oi labor, was pointed out this week by >Di Hiram 'A. Jones, State iWai iCouncil physical fit ness diiector as an example of home made obstacle couises which are being built throughout the state -due to in jceasfed inteiest m physical Citness
Br. Jones' office has launched a* five point piogram to * piepare High school boys a,nd men foi militaiy -service through field and tiack events, obstacle laees, combati\e spoits, ewimming and life saving and team games !Di Jones said that the Douglas wad comse is typical of commando •couises being constiucted thioughou't tile aiea, although it is not undei ,the sinpei vision of the War Council
Ijocal Wai Councils will make awaids in supei vised obstacle iace& on such couises *
The Douglas road course is a little more difficult than the aveiage, a t was disclosed It is located in a thick,-Jy wooded lot and is about 300 teet long with more than 30 obstacles These «all for skill in jumping, climbing, runiiing, tumbling, dodging and balancing
{Jeoige Dew ue, 16 one of the buihi-er% holds the recoid for negotiating the course in three minutes, fifteen seconds
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In and About Town O-len Morton, son of Mi and Mrs^
Glen H Morton of Borthwick Ave has returned from Syracuse wheie he has been1 visiting his i grand patents, the Eev. iNichalas d-e Stefano arwji Mrs.f d«* Stefano, who accompanied Glen> home and are now the house guests •of the Jfortoiis
Miss Loname Patteison niece o[ Mr ajid Mis' Oiville H "Vloshei, 22 Elm, Delmai, WAS raiiiwd Tuly 4 at Tunity MetlTodist chuicn to Di Mei win G. Smith, feon of Mi and Mis Mei win <R Smith, 122 Gio\e The Rev Di W Earl Ledden officiated
The bride wore white Alencon lace over ^vhite satin designed in pimoess lines with a full sknt, long train, Gib son sleeves, and sweetheait neck out lined, withj seed peails An embioid eie'd thi6<3 quartet length veil ot bydal 'illusion fell from a seed peail coronet and she cariied v,hite iose% i Miss^Lorraine Story, Yonkeis, maid of honoi, wore pink maiqmsette trim med with lace and earned Johnanna Hill roses a,ndJ^lelj)hinia 1 Robert Bairows was best man and Kenneth Malaiy and Richaid Pattei son ushers,,
Following a leception at the home of*Mr ahd Mis Moshei, Dr and Mis Sm'ith left on a wedding tup thiough jNew1 England Mis Smith woie a gr.ay ensembje with green accessories/I tor, traveling
"YIiS Smith is a graduate of Coey mans High school and Albanv Busi ness Colege and attended State Col lege toi Teachers Di Smith is a giadtmte Ot Eastwood High school at Syracuse, and Cornell "Univeisity
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50 TRI-VILLAGE CHILDREN BELONG
TO READING CLUB Known As Delmar Wings Cluib,
Is Sponsored By Delmar Public Library
The Slingerlands BULLETIN ,
E<Kte<J by E. R. Van Wormer
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Mr. and Mrs Paul A Barcelow, I r , formerly ; of Delmar, announce the ' birth of a daughter, Susan Jayne, *a-tV the Northwestern, hospital, in 'Minne apohs, Minn , »
Mr and Mrs Robert Seward Banned 'j'ejarrfjed, may "bemadded to la7d"or
fcTeic are suggestions foi saving and Using fats in the home
Meat tummings Make the "best use of fats bought as pa it ot meat, save and use any fat tummings fiom roasts, steaks, and chops They can cut down on the puichase of cooking fats and thus make more fits avail able to the aimed forces and the Allies.
Meat duppings Duppings aie the resdiue obtained fiom cooking meats •vyifh diy heatj.as m roasting oi bioil inc. r'Fiesh poik duppings can be used ' to season vegetables to make gravy," oi may be elanfied and used as'lard -
*IBe«f'fat or duppings, if fiesh and
of iFeiabank Ave announce the/birtftiother, soft fat^and used as the^hoiten of a son,''Robert jMooie Bamed, at/the* »n« m^muftlns, spice cake, foi giavies Albany .hospital July 8 .. } *ad*Jn puddings Sausage, vham, and
,,bacon fats* may be used They aie lor Mrs John4 Jones of >the JFeura Bush road with her 'bro'thei, Kenneth Ahoe, of Minneapolis, Minn , are spending a "week in Ne>y Yoxk ^
Mr and Mrs William A Fiazier of Nathamai Blvd announce the fcirth of J a daugh'tor on July JZ
WiIMjun Hewett of Needham, Mass" is Spending the week at the home of WfcAp&iei-mlaw- and sistei, Mr and SfiW-Twilter P R. Pembei, of Adams Place
Mr and Mrs James Jacobsori of <3anton> a re visiting at the home of J4%tJ,Mobson's parents, Mr and Mis. .iWiJlacQ 1> Jacob son, Kenwood Ave ' } iMfs. Andrew Hntz and daughter, fai l le , of Delaware Ave and Mis. G. JV Bibens and sons, Bobby and Dean, spent last week a t the summei home
>jipf Mrs Bibens' paients, Mi and Mrs '».r<!h Trevor, at Sfacandaga \ !MIS, Frank A JDenmaik of Delaware *%xe tost returned fiom the Albany JfrospiQtl Vheie she lecently undei-* jvjent an operation for goitre -? jMiss. Joyce Terwilliger of Welhng-j q n Road has returned ciom Wash-Snrgton, wheie she visited hei sistei, j | eah. " '
frying and warming foods Mild bacon fat that hasrnot >been allowed to smoke caiiijbej used IR muttins, cake, and cookies. ' i Iamb fat is. best used spaungly or jnr combination with othei fats be 'piuse of i ts stiongfavoi Chicken tat may be *used in cooking m place of butter „aad in cieam sauces, cake copkjes, and bi ead
Oil in canned fish, such as samon, tuna, saradmes, and othei fish, should also Jbe saved and used, Canned tuna has salad oil added, but the others hive the natural fish oil that contains valuable vitamins Seive it with fish or use it in cieam sauce to seive with Jjhe fish oi in cooked salad dressings for fish salad, oi to moisten the fish for sandwich fillings
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Domestic Rye Grass
. : Over '.5.0 'children/ pf ,th.e :Tri-V-i}lage •are's/ -fare: •mem'bers' •'..of..:; the',, ;J)einiaai:
Wings' club'which is S'pbn'soredhy.fthe-;i)'elmay; Public .j/ibftir'y-.. as ; a;:,st!mmiei; aeadlaiif',.cluto;.;' •' '; :'"-'•>' •;••' '
'The library'bulletin boaiKl, d'eipoi'atecl 'to r.es 'ni'ble' an''air, 'por.t, as e'pVere'd' •With', yellow," •green], .red-.-iaind '•...sjiv'ej; paber'. aa^planesi .w-hlc'li tlie. cMldreiiwaa!.e;
flying, /The .•n'.um'frer' .aiii;d'.''-lo'catipn ';of pfahes; each.. child. Mas', on.. the. board. 'V.ai'-i'es'/'with' tihe hunib^r of;;book's;'he! Kas. read;/ The'.'pJ^fe .started1, Ju'rie'|22: and. will' .con^iiiue until the 'latter; paii | of. August',/.:The. ;eliinax/of. th^, i'lb' aSPK *ea'd)hg program 'will 'be' an; aiiiplane;' •pai'tyY"".'; All• .Qhrldren 'v?hp';have read;; ;'tge-''''sp,e!afi^d',7in:iiifilJer "Of approved: .books;'on; theji: ..'grade level. will,.bel 'invited/gtiests', ;at/ this' anli.ua'i'-'library; r'entertainiii'ent..,. •/ • '. ../•' • " . ,•''-•'• ..'.; • '•Anio^ig ..theZ-phildreiL. who- are;, en-; ithusiastic suinnier read;ei;s -kre;: .Praiik-T-j iyn'.Aanesv; 3i;., Marffia'A^wood/SuSaii; Atwopd, Jimm^'Bia'kpiv Robert ' '.pamr-; •ei'dh, jr., Robert /'.'Ganiphell; Brnjj.e^ OphrPe, -Garyl ..-;.do*e; /Df»iis'cilla. ,B.e •Ba.un, . t i u ra pe.'BiiinpGei;a;id;' Denniss t6n;;i«ran:cy. ®.e.: Rohde, 'Tpm';Droppers^ ;Ma/a'cy; itoii' FrSd^riks',' Dpn'ny 'Green/ 'W.opdv Kich'ard'-.iBa/ggreni/ Jt ffefc Heisfr,;! 'Dohald. •••' Hehdersphv'/. Judy- Jdhnston;; Betty Jane.. JOhes,-/Bd'bby- ••Jones', Kavi .Kendall,; Bob Ktinz,. FtatiK - a/e;- Ffevei;,-:ltency 3/ewis', iNesta. Xjewls, ' Rpber-t iMclfary,,-.-.Philip Miller,, .Bajhd. MooVe,' Jiinmie Myers,;Marion' 'Ph>ar,' 'Wiliiani Saykin^: Muiatay iS'eagearsi. Tom Spay jgearsy- Billy- Smi'tih': Suth- Smithi: B'a-vid'. igpatz, .infancy iStinei Flora Stpdart, Bob: -Street, •-Calyiii .iSiitliftf,':>Rogee Suth'M,: He'helin Thaeher, -lio.iiisCrn.*i-gM,. Jacki"i ie' %faThpr,/ Shirley;•Whitii«y,.' •Hai«l'd;i Wjlliairisi, •'vvally 'Wlnegaid, -Ma:rjori:e1 Wood',' Anne -Wood-head, ROnnae-'Oiafk; ahd'Garoi.Ciarfc. _ . • •>•• , . . ;
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M e W i s t Church Notes Rev DeJbeitB Smith, ^pastoi Sunday, July 19th i l a m. Chunch seivice 12 noon. Chou ieheaisal A nieeting- oi all niembeis of the
chuich will be lield in the Fellowship House on Fndaj evening, July 17, at 8 o'clock A discussion of the lman cial structuie will take place and the chuich piogram wall be ieviewed ,^
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Personals and Brevities
CO. WOMEN'S GOP CLUB P U N S PARTY
AT SLINGERLANDS Ev«nt Will Be Held At Miss
Miner's Home Saturday Afternoon *
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CH'URCh Rev John J Paulsen, lectot Sunday, July 19th' 8 a m Holy communion 9 30 A HI Morning prayer and ser
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Mrs. Eva Biandt of Wellington Rd •wall leave this week for a visit with relatives -at Asntolo and -Oneonta i<Mj?. ^n^'Mr^'Murray O. Klingaman'
of Roweland Ave"1, ^ith^tlielr chlldfen, Katharine, Susan and Richaid, have returned fiom1 the vacation in Vermont *' - Mrs. Andrew A Hiitz of (Delaware A v e ' entertained at a budge paity last -week for Mjrs. George A Bibens of Gardner Terrace who will move August 1st to Rocky Rivei, Ohio The J guests included Mesdames Donald S Dewire, Elton. R de Shaw, Har,oldTW
For Vineyard Cover .Domestic rye glass seeded at the
rate of '15 pounds per acre between August 1 and IU5 shows much promise as a cove; ciop foi New Yoik \ine yarijs, aocoidmg to Pro! T A Mei nll,~gjape specialist of the state et-penment station at Geneva Trials of ^thist^j^ss m'a number of ..vineyaitis thfoughout/,the Chautauqua giape belt hajye been most piomiiing and l t i s ' l e heved' to be adaipted to New Yoik state .vmeyaids m geneial
^fanroe, V^il]jam/A rferpn, Claude W IVorWn, Bnierson 3 Hessler
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hall of Al bany Jhave moved into 'their home on Wellington Road, recently pui chased f-rom Mr "ahd Mrs'..Waltei B Stiope
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Tebbutt Ftinferal Service Established 1850
James G. Tebbutt -Marshall W. Tebbutt, Jr . ' James.G. Tebbutt, Jr.,}A*sociate
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COMMUNITY NOTES F, Leonaid Ottman of Kenwood,
Ave is an Oklahoma this week wheie he is visiting his son, Pvt James Ott man, who is an mstructoi at Foi t Sill
Mi and Mis Aitmn Van Hoesen and sons, Cail and Don, ot Kenwood Ave, a i e spending then vacation at Schioon Lake
'Mi and Mis E E G-iffoid of Cleve land, Ohio, weie week end guests at<] the home of Mi and Mis P L/Ott man of Kenwood Ave Mis Gifford is Mis Ottman's sistei Last week the Ottmans had as their guest Mis W li Foddei ot Schenectady
Mi and Mis Joseph J Andres of Ridge Road spent the week end at Blue Mountain Lake
Re\ J Howaid Kmgdon of Elsmere Ave will be guest pieachei duung Jul} at the Fus t Baptist chuich ot Albany.
Mi and Mrs Hairy W. Dixon and two sons of Bedell Ave aie spending their vacation at Lake Geoige
Mi and Mis Hairy J Hoffman of Euclid Ave', with then' son and daughter, will leave Satuidav foi a thiee weeks' vacation at Arnold's Lake The Hotfman family was entertained lecentlj at a picnic dinner; at the home of Mi and^Mrs^R S Cromley ot Gaidnei Terrace
Mi and Mis Harold W- Manroe of Euclid Ave have letuined trom Vic toiy where* they visited Mi Mamoe's mothei, Mis Armond Manroe
Mi and Mrs Deik V Tieszen of Euclid Aye aie in Columbus, Ohio,
| where t'hey, will lemain unti L Septem-bei Mi Tieszen is woiking foi a degi ee
Mi and Mis Allan Mackinnon and tamily of Euclid 'Ave are spending the summei at then cottage^at Lake Geoi ge ' '
Mis Ralph, Smith of Ridge Road spent four Mays last""week! with lela fives in Boston She took with hei hei young mece, Oail Jen'kenq ot Binghamton, who with her mother and •bi other have ibeen visiting iat the Smith home Mis Jenkens and hei son are powi iiii Hempstead, L f, visiting hei brother and family, Mi and Mis Hugh llalsey
Mi and Mis Waltei H Obenauf oi Ridge Road had as their dinnei guests last jpatuiday CDi and Mrs E L Cheatum, Mi and Mrs Stephen Foul liam and Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith
Mr and Mis David Oats, who haie been visiting their son and tamily, Mr and Mrs Ed-ward Oats, of Ken J wood Ave, for two -weeks, have ie turned to then home in Chicago
Mi and Mrs E J Adams, Ji , or 'Ellswoith Ave announce the birth di a daughtei on July 3
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Mrs. William D ,Di'ake and son, Billy, who have been staying the past six months with hei paients, Mi and Mis Ralph A Gktmson, have gone to Colorado Spnngs, Colo Hei husband, Lieut William D Diake, has com pleted training at Foi t Benning, G-a , and is no%stationed a t Camp Caison
The Slingeilands Kouple club weie entei tamed by M; and Mrs Elwood J Nicholson at then camp on Thomp son's Lake',' "Satuiday aitemooni and evening. Those attending weie Mi and Mis Walter Batcher, Mr and Mis Robert Stillwell, Mr ana Mrs Aithur Eustance, Mi and Mis Mei ntt Converse, Mis James Coughtiy, Mi and Mrs Claude Reynolds and Mi and'Mrs Ralph Reynolds of Slingei lands, Mi and Mrs John Hotal ing, Mi and Mis Edwaid Bennett and Mr. and Mis John Renek of Del mau
Paul Halsdorf has moved to Albany. Bids for the bonds for payment of
the new fne tiuck weie opened by the F i re Commissionei s last Tuesday The ManufaWueis and Tiadeis Tiust Company of Buffalo weie low bidders with an interest rate of 2 6 pel cent.
Residents -of Slingeilands have foim ed pionic parties -and. gone to the Helderbergs to pick hutklebemes They lepoit .having enjoyable times, with the berries quite plentiful
Mis. William W Giant ot Geneva is the guest of her son-m law and daughter, Ml", and Mis John D Raw son lf
Mr and ,Atrs. Ai thui M Mam at tended the s outing ot the^Maiy E Purvis cjub ot the Oidej bl the East ern Star at Dunsbaoh Ferry on Sun day
Mr and Mrs Lewis Clark and son, Jackie, aie passing the week at Ly sander visiting relatives and friends On their f^tifin they will reside in AlHiaflsf ?> l&£r-j<i«> •>-<. ' r ' ^ . i , , , , , , , , ' Mi andflMrs. Fiedenck Wertman.
and daughters, Evelyn, Carol, Gay and Baibaia, of<^Albany, weie quests ot Mi, and Mis Francis Wakefield
Ma and .Mis Fied Adams-of Albany Schenectady» Road have leased the Moat apai t ient on New Scotland Road
Sgt F Foid Dodge of Camp Bel von, Va, passed a five day fuilough visiting his parents, Mi and Mis Ai mon Dodge Mrs. Dodge, who lesides near the camp, ^accompanied hei hus band
P F C Donald, F Aithui of Fort Jackson, S C, is spending a week's rut lough at the home of his parents, Mi and Mis Ray F Aithui
Mis Andrew Gaul is visiting her son in law and daughter Mi and Mrs Edmund (B Thompson, at Windham, Conn She will also visit Mi. and Mrs Judson I, Mathei at Jordan's Cove, Wateiioid, Conn, betoie leturn-ing home
Coip Technician R Biadford Aithur ot Pine Camp passed the week end at his home here. ,
, Mis William D Drake <hn.p 'an in Wodtfcfoiy>Tti«le,^endorsediby Mis. Franklin D, Roosevelt, m the July issue ot 'Baby Talk" magazine Mis, Diake is the former Vngmia Gamson, daughter of Mr and Mis Ralpli ,A Gamson' o£ iSlmgeilands
Mis John Bilyieu and Mis Kenneth SmLth visited M|rs Mary McVeigh at Lake Placid over the week end
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Suggests Ways To ' Keep Milk Flowing
Card of Thanks I wish to extend my sinceie thanks
to all who bent caids, Howers and gifts during my stay at the hospital, and at my home.
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New l o i k homomakers interested m making a moth-pioof, gas tight closet for stonng clothing and other woolens may send >foi Cornell bulletin B-327, Address lequests to the Office of Pub lication, Roberts, Hall, Ithaca, N. Y.
Ways.to help keep, the milk flowing ,tbis summer aie su-ggested to fanners by Prof W T iCraMdall of the New Yoik State College of Aguculture.
"It is easier to maintain a normal daily milk flow in winter than summei," he says, "because in summei hot weather effects production and usually there is a lack of teed "
He says many danymen have used the following practices successfully
Keep the cows- comfortable by pro 'vidmg shade and an ample sitpply of clean, cool water In pastures Keep milking barns cool and free from flies; use old bin Up, it available, ovei open windows and doois; use fly spiays-
Supply all the feed that cows need, give them ajl the roughage they will eat Only on flush pastuie will cattle get enough loughage, at other times it must be fed to them
Feed palatable hay jn racjss wheie cows can eat it any time they wish
Feed coin •and glass silage in the bam dining milk time.
Turn the heard out to pastuie on suclan grass, miliet, meadow aftei math, iye, or any tempoiaiy gieen crop that fits info cioppmg possibilities of the faim and that will stand pasturing —«
In addition to all this, give cows enough gram evejy day to keep them in. good condition *nd to hold up the milk flow.
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|wor;kei,&-.im:flh'©;.:B!ai;ty,. '.'-'-.i'v•'."-?"•• '•.••'.:w ;•'; ivifsC "feVy,'.Jane. Tyfaijf hed-ds, $k§ 't•i^ck'et .:•cdhlmiiitt'ee, -assisitVd .•by'.' Mrs.-! [Jessie;'; JGjli'ent,..-". Mrs, -M&ttiQ&/.&ixyini: Mils, ''C-haries1 '&roib:er,' Mn-s". -,' James;: J'.' ;©0wd:,'' Mi«i.. iLi'iia B;a-li;pr.t;•iM.fs,''' 'Ellen jGoiipt'o.nV'$fis's:.VGW'aiJott'e-.'A'ljen,, .%.s:' !j!artte's" HA Wllard',.: Mrst' William;, pe'l-. :yea,-:'Mrs'v AYil-liaih -SoosV'Mrs. '.Peter Part,' .Mrs;; 'Hii'iahi. A. .'SchindieE.- '' •. .'.T^abfes. \yili i )'e in .Chaiige pf .-.Miss
fd^-.-^^gner 'aii.d'tej ; ' 'cqminljttiee. of Mrs; ^Carrie, Hemmer, .-.Mi'§.. A-lden-. P-.. ,0o'as6,e%,„, l^i'ss. .Carijie .'All ien;.Mr-s;---Ha-r;-riet'JCroniii;- Mrs;'. Alfred- W.- 'Pfuiiiter',-.-$j«sV Grace M^rs;hnian,. ,;•.,. .. ... -...,_. •••.; ;,:.;Mrs, Em'mk'.'M'prey is .chairman/of ifillles'.-'an-.d •.lcailds>.- and* wall bfe;:ai.s:isited • fby ;Miis;.-: Esith^f' W filting',,- Miss :.:Jo ep.h'-.': i:ne..^:-;Joh'6sto'n> Mi's. .William-.- Glqecfi-•her,'• MvS'> ^hmm$, • &-i'&% '.M-i:?';.. D;"Heii-; s'hue?-an;d''•Miss.'-EoiS'.Waii'as.-' -. ". •- '• •.;-, ''•":fe'sv.' E'dg^r A... yafde'r'.'-Veev heads.:! the •prize' icommittee,. .lyh'felr"' Snolud'es..
Iraitllolersi and Srdei; >,-:"':-"'- '-v'.-p^^'GAiyifes •• • :}'• •'•'..-:' "'-®m pi:i'ri)ose."of the; Viotqi'V iGftVden prq|i-am;'iiis' to maintain"anoi'a;>le. -'Pi*p-;ei'. i\ec'reatip;ii -fiii'ii-ighert1 :i)y gaine.a. its jvell a's ..garcieni.ij'g, have .their .place Oh-
- fee program..- . '-•. Lawn aieas may he -used >as recreation ,cehtei's.,-"Most lawns aie- eaatlj adapted to deck tennis, volley liallj :and--:padmintoh.as.weB'-as howling- \yi(;h •fr.-crqguet set.- -. . .i.:,g?fep.'nl§.:-i,.egiii-j'es a fairly, large, lawn; •area,.'-With !eiHi-^Qiies,.'tli'3 space re.;: <flUir.e'd''.i-,s. 60' >li,y' i'20'.-j'eefc- i'br one- fflqtiM.-The saJme ai'e.a oan.-ie-ijsqd: fqi:,:s;pft balli'-paddle tenftisi- tether .tennis, •bas-ketball,--'aii'd other, spo.its.. ' '--, •• •!-.'If'/the-;)aw3i' -space;:is-long"and n.aj;-i^PWj'^t'-ni'a^'be used'' fpr ai-'chery,-' ,i?o.i; .p'egiiine'i'S'; - a dawn-.' "2,5,. yarcTs., lqtt'g; -is: .suf'fitei'e'nt,'' ..(For lijore stlvaiiced; -.plivy-ers-the. je'hg'ta.m'ayybe e'xteri.ded ,to-S5. yardM.' •: 'The • lawn- area, used: ifp'r- arch--•ery. may also-be used for the old;game. 6f';bo'wisv'.'••'•/••.'•;--;'.'/• •'•• :,"•• •;'".-
• Sand- ibpxes,, swings, tee'tei'Sj'horjzdh-tai--ba'rSi;'ladders,-to. ,eli-mb,;-..and'.Bli-des-; mayibe; ere'qted ipr the .cWldrei);; Many pie|es--o.fplay'equipment'can he madis--'at'!honi'ei;wi-tiL'-5ite'.Q:6at;--'--'';:-,-.-.- ';.' ••.]•• '•..For-'vMiirther-'entertaiiimerit• -a'-hie-Place' .-.njay'- • toe ibiiiltr in -the , .gard'en^, •yyher'e weiner . .roasts .'are., populaJr .he^ foi'e or -after the lawn games,-r-T. J. Baird,;Cp.rneil.- • • .
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the-Lad-ies'-'Aic^.sbcie'ty' .•wni.- he.'ehj.ei tairied at -..a vp'ionicy at ..the'- lipme^- b'f; Mr, -land'Fiji's.., "Wtilliam If, f'e'nfflaiiigeV' at SpVf.ilg1-.Lake; ..i'lr's. Fen.niiige'ivi'is president tqi;'fie':'.s.oc'iety..'.-'. "•••-;•.::-.--. , -~:'.Buyv'.y/iap:. 'Savi,ng>.-;Bo'nas Aj^- '",v
: TiKs.':-A'l'exahdei' EdEwahy;.Mi's..: Allen H. ,Mopre, "Miss - .Grace • Wpostei:,, Mrs. :,&,,..A.:,Sw,eet,; 'Mrs'. J-farriel Rpss'; -M.rS; Irene Eempsey and M^s. Maspp .Hutclr-i n s : . - , • • . . • • ' • • • " ; • • • ' . ' - " . • :' • :
: .•'-.M'Charge- ,of baked-good's, are Mrs, Emma- 'Class;. 4ml. her commi'ttee-oC ili'si.' :G'eorge.i'. 'Oliver,' -'Mrs'.: Siiirolcl "J,.: •H.in-m;an,-.Mrs'. -Perla.Ellrtg, M-rs,; j-qhn-'-Caine; Mrs.'.:D.ais.y O'-Brieii,- MJ:S. Ifai;-'bl'd.teta'ft'and:• ^vfj?,'James'-'CatTdll;
Mrs;.'--:Ehima- iSteliheidei'- heads 'the' corhmitte'e'iQn- gaine'%-which includes; Ma-s. Uanqah .Schi.lHng, Mrs. Mary ®is)fect, Mrs. Theresa',,Wagner,'.'Mis.,\ Jph.ii-Ki'rinicutt a'iicl, Miss'.Rriia Kdirt-! : z a i o f f . . •.:•• • ' • • • - • ' : • • • ' - ' . • . -
, The ''Deln:!OT.'--'unat'. ef,..'tpe/ flqnxe B\ire,a-ii.in;ylted..!'aH hoinem.iak:eiBL'';inttei'r egted .in'!n;qme':icanniiig .to'.-kttena; ;a-flemon^tratipii:. :,t'd.'be. .given, '-hy ''•ll'iss',', jfp'rma • .Edwards': Jiil-y.'---.27 'at-' 1 J)'.. ;m!. j^.bh'e. krbchen;.oi: the Delm&r .Meth'qV d'is't-^cirurch..' 'This -will be a ..practical d'einpn.strait;iqii,:pt'. the new.est and' be'?t .methods *to-,-be...use'di in; food'avai.lfubie-at t'his'-.-.s,e1a.sen...- .-•'-.;-• >'•.'.'•:•
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YOUR LOCAL FOOD SHOP S ALBANY 2,9717
SCHENECTADY 6-8932
GU1LDERLAND
ALBANY .9811
SLINGERLANDS
SO. BETHLEHEM 2748 CLARKSVILLE 2632
FEURA BUSH
Boneless Beef Roast . Lb. 35c Lamb Legs . . . L b . 37c Hamburg 2Lbs, 55c Shoulder Beef Roast . Lb. 29c
Assorted Cold C u t s . . Lb. 35c Frankfurters Lb. 31c Bacon l b . 38c Ham, Whole or Shank, Lb. 37c
Wheaties 2 Pkgs 21c
^VICTORY BUY UNITED
rWAR 'BONDS
AND
.STAMPS
Babo 2 For 21c
TOMATO JUICE, 20 O z . . . 3 For 27c PINEAPPLE JUICE, 2 No. 2 Cans 33c PRUNE JUICE, Gold Seal ... Qt. 21c APPLE JUICE, Snider ' s . . 3 For 29c
SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR ... 23c DAVIS BAKING POWDER .. 13c REDXTOWELS 3 F o r 25c IVORY SALT pkg. 9c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 For 23c
LUX SOAP 3 For 21c
C H I P S 0 Pkg. 23c
OXYDOL Large 23c
3 Small 25c
C O C O A Mohawk 2 Lb Box 2 0 c MACARONI or SPAGHETTI, 3 For 25c CRACKERS 2 Lb. Box 21c WAX PAPER 125 Ft. Roll 21c LARD Lb. 15c PAPER NAPKINS.' Pkg. 10c
Assorted Cookies Fresh 2 Lbs 35c
Mother's Flour 24Ub Sack $1.11
PEACHES, Georgia 2 Lbs. 27c CANTALOUPE, Large .... Each 15c WATERMELON, Large, Market Price ORANGES, California .... Doz. 37c LEMONS. . . , . . . . . D o z . 31c M M M M M M M M M M f M l f M i M I M I M M M ^ ^
These , Prices Until July PRICE SERVICE
H f " " 2 Qts. 15c CABBAGE.. m?'in CARROT?.:: 2 i i • ?c
POTATOES..:::- • • & » £ 18th QUALITY
Quantity Limited ONEXOELLED