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BIG STAKES (ST^AKS)^ — The "largest"crowd ever" attended the annual steak roast Aug, 14^ of the Town of SetMeh«itn GOP—* at Murray Jennex Sunset Park, New Scotland At right, Art, McCfrffnick, chairman of the T/own of Bethlehettl GOP comriiltt.ee, is dis­playing a cpuple of the steaks to be served tP hungry GOP'ers teter The oth^r J;hree; <ne^ are (jtrdm Jefjt) JF$y Sktfse, GCP candidate for Assembly, 102nd district, Tom Corrigan, general chairman, steak roast committee, and Bertram Kohlnke, Supervisor of ihfc tovyh of Bethlehem "> •* <E K Newcomtx photo) „ '

; Smith Promoted Brian R Smith son of Mr ancl

Mrs Donald B Smith 102 Maple Ave Selkirk was promoted t»

^A*"niy specialist four on July 20 near Pleiku Vietnam where he is serving with the 4th Infantry Di­vision

A cook m Battery B, 6th Bat­talion of the divisions 39th Ar­tillery Spec Smith enterept th£ Army m October 1966 and com<-plated ha,sic training at Fort llbod, Tex He arrived m Vietnam jn October 1967

The 20 year old specjahst is & 1966 graduate of Ravena-Coe; mans Selkirk High school "Mas employed by,, Powell V

% .nock Brjck Yards Co'ejtaiants, be­fore fte entejeed thef Army, k

Major Champ Assigned Army MajdrAlanD- Chartifi 30

son <-of Mr and Mrs Ffciljtp D Chamg 31 N Helderberg- Pbwy,-Sungerlands was assigned as a senior advisor wath Adyisor-y Teapv 1|2 advising ihe 1st ArtilJefiy Bat­talion of the Vietnamese Airborne Division near Tan Soh JSthut, Vietnam recently-

Major Champ was' last stationed af Rutgers University in New Brunswick JvT J

TJbjfc major whose wife Carol, lives at the Village Drive Apart­ments., Village Drive Delmar is a 19,56 graduate of the Liverpool High)School and reqeived a BS degree in 1960 from the "U S Military Academy at Wesl Point

Dormansville Daily vacation school began ait

the church on Monday morrung as a. cooperative school with Coey--

,njans Hollovy It will continue -thi$ tyeejc hgre a)tid next week a t Coey-' mans Hollow

They^SCg met at the church ball last Thursday v -, Pastor Robertson and farhily

liaVe retained from a qampjng trip to Rogers RopTss, Cake George Regular worship services Have re­sumed at 9 30 a m on Sunday Church school will resume Sept li

Frances gwart and Kathryn Scanjan of Catskill have returned from a visit to Sa»aSnta Fl%

Mr and Mrs James Se#>el and daughter of jCarmel have been on a month s itap to California *

Clarksville PONY W | N $ TROPHY

Locust Jfboll farm's stallion Severn S$ge was the winner of the Howard Marsh Memorial trophy donated by the Mortgage Manor Pony Farm Medusa for the best registered Welsh pony at the Al-tampnt Fair Pleasure, driving pony championship was^won by Severn Puivtheel, dfrven by Mari­lyn Miles Oher first place wjns m the regiisterd Welsh and open division were Saddle pony stal, ljort pleasure driving, mare foal Oi. ourrent year mare and foal and children s driving

' j w m w & r f JNIOTES Mrs Andrety Udell spent Tues­

day at the home ofMk |nd Mi$ W a r d Cox and family a t VoorheeSvilte * ^Mr and Mrs tewjs Houck bave

Returned to North Hudson, after spending a Weekwith Mr, andM*;s ; Ralph Cacpenter has returned home after spending two weeks at Camp Drum ,,

fMrs Minnie tfdell speh,t Satur­day with Mr and Mrs Rjchard Cox ahct family ~ *

Mrs Leia Houqk was a luncheon guest of Mrs Kenneth Smffen at South Bethlehem last Thursday

Mr and Mrs Leroy Van,Der bilt oalled on Mrs Elsie Stott on Sunday

Mr and Mrs Ralph Carpenter and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr aM Mrs .Ralph Carpenter S» at'gcdtia *

Mrk Alice Bender, of Delmar spent Sunday With Mrs Andrew Udell,, : i

Mrs Clarence Pratt of Amster dam was a Sunday night supper guest of Mr and Ifrrs Harold Houpk

A dinnerparty was held Monday rflghiiate the home of Mr- and Mrs ftobert Carl in honey of the third birthday of theft* son> Gary At­tending Ti^re Mrs rCame Shu feldt,' Jte*- and Mrs Cornelius Gregory, Mr and Mrs Gardiner Tanner, and son John Mr and Mrs, Albert HolmqUisf ahd chil dren Ahdtew and Kar>n> Mrs Hettfy*Swan and Mrs R O Holm qinst >

Mrs Henry SWan df Center Jipana^Vt and Mrs R O, Holm-quist haye returned aft^r spehd ing the weekettd at Thoiisarid Is­lands, Alexandria Bay

CADET BARRY 6, APpkEBEE

Dormansville Man At Otis AFB, Mass.

Barry E Appjehee son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Applobee of Dormafasville is participatmg in a V S Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps <ArROTC) field tidimhg encampmfnl*at Otis ATE, Mais

Dunnr tb^ csncampmonl, cndrK Tjuuime rammar wira ino lrfe ana uetivities on Air Force bas-cs and.

d?ui examine career opportunities in whites they might wish to serve as officers

pther highlights of the course include survival training aircraft and aircrew indoctrination small arms training ui$ visits to other An Force biseb

Cadet Applebefi a praduate of Gr«<eriville Central High school is a membw of the A*ROTC tunt at Syiacu o Umv^r^ity

Jh wife Pd nda is the dauph-tpr of Dl and Mis G isprr M(in* throne or JLS Brooicnavun ur,, Ithaca*

News of 4-H Clubs Helderberg Sunflowers

Members tpf the Helderberg Sunflower $&. club exhibited at the Altamont ^Fair arid placed as fojlow£

David Painter record hook pep­pers pm&, beans tomatoesi red Voljter Kuiphnert sigrf board, pin­up lamp red John Kuehnert, record, book blue Paul O'Herin dish garden; blue, philaderidron red cucumbers green Paul Loomis, record booK blue, sign board lamp, red bird house green Lorraine Orsim dress snow on the mountain blue dress fed r Tern Orsmi, baslset hot .plate pot holder blue curtains, bread basket sewing box record; book and d,emo^stra|iph red Diane Bestj ba'by zinnias, corn muf f in s -ip^tumas, cucumbers bachelor button sno* oh the mdunlain phlox, blue, cabbage tomatoes peppers, zmnjas, cur­tains, demonstration, red, toma­toes beetsy* celery corsage bul ­letin bpard green Betty Best, zinnias peppers' blue mangolds petunias bachelor buttons, cab-, bage tomatoes, red, celery beets' tomatoes demonstration green

Also Mary* Ellen Bivoha aumpJ er, blue' record book dress cof­fee cake brownies red Peggy GiroUx apron pot holder blue record book sewing box red Robert Gjroux sign board lamp footsool red rope halter pullet jrposter, green Paul Pries, spjee rfccfc blue sign board and lamp, .tf&jt MaryI5il-te dress mawgdlds,' petunias blue tomatoes, green-Paul Otterness, retford^ book, zm mas (3 kinds) calendula mam-golds petunias bluev gladioli red liacluird Otterness' record bobt blue

Awards received in the cattle division were '

tm) Otte™,essf Holstem junpr calfj 6th yolstein junior yearling 1st dairy fitting 1st, dairy show­manship 7th herdsmanship ex­cellent Richard Otterness junior yearling Ayrshire, 1st dairy fit­ting 2n;d, dairy showmanship 3rd Angus junior? calf 1st. Anguij ec-W 1st teef fitting and showmanship 8th two year old Holstem 4th dairy showmanship 5th dairy fit­ting 2nd, herd&manshlp excellent

The agriculture and homemak-mg clubs exhibits each redeived a greeji award Paul Otterness re­porter *•

r Al b a n y County Ijairy Club

na&.SS*1* °°P*& 4-H Dairy &$ h t % a weet July 24 at the hortie of Mary ililey '

There was showing and jtidgmg of cdwe for the purpose of review to the teemj&ers; a^ to hpw they should, show their animals m the rang it, was explained how the aWjmai shoum be clipped and fit-, ted for the fair *

Joe Riley gave an interesting report on his stay at 4-H camp

The fair committee includes Jim Dunn chairman and Don Stahtdn, Cftuclf P£eska Wddy Dunn Ray Sterr, Harold B^omhower m& Dbuglas Boomhower The fair tiommlttee gave a report on the progress b/emg rflade dn the club exhibit $or the Altamont Fair

Gueste were John Riley and Conrad Hartmann

The next meeting tyas held at the homexof Don Stanton Aug 7

Members judged two classes of Guernsey cows as a means, to help select a judging team for the cbunty Other i H members aho attended Questions were ask­ed by Donald Otterness and he fated participant*! <m their ability to give reasons for placement of cows

Mr Otterness, Douglas Stanton" and Conrid Hartman were guests — Joan Boomhower, lepoeter

Pursuit of the beaver is ci edited with early exploration and settle­ment of New York statf Despite changing environmental factors, thee furbparors art still With us Tripper^ in Now York stjto took 6,7m .beaver in the Winter oil 1-967-68, l '

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CONGiReGATJfONAl, CHfll$Tj(AN VMUfiCH

MISB Barbara Shaldon vguest Spealfer; f ,

Sunday Aug 25 . ' 915 a hiv Sunday I^dhool 10 30 a!m Ohu*oh servitie-Tuesday, Aug 27/, 9 30 to 11 3Q a m^ Bibl̂ t study Saturday Aug 24,* a% 10 a m ,

the South Berne chctr.eh wiU lyM an auction an.d rutaarrtge sale at 3?red Smith s m So|.th*-Berhe

X f j COMMUNITY tyOTES

M;b Nina O Brien., aqd Jlarrjet,

DouBlas, Rnssnll, Mr. itnd Mrs5. Henzo Joslin nnd daughter Martha anrl Grandson fcto, Mr. an«i Mrs. JJeWjtt, Carl and Gli-n, Mrs. Iwiat' lJitehi>r, Kivfn Joslin • unit Annie, Mr, nd Mrs, .Clifford Viiu-ent tie., ivnvimd. Mis. Fred Smith, Mr. and M B , KMwtu-d Cliane Sr„ and t'amiy, Mv. and Mrs. Edward 'ti'base . Jjf,r and -itnughtersi ••Mrs. fc'iwik fctirl iiftii nun k'rmM<a, Mv. a»d Mrs,: Theodore' piic»a*r und lan)%,-Mr, and Mrs.-iRoger Brjiith and Kelly/ m% mid Mrs, Harold! M'mlrtim and femily;, Mr. ;.< and iwt'K. Gerry Grlppen and snM, Mrs. .Clifi'ord Vincciit Jtt, and J'umiiy^ Mr, tirtd Mrs. ^ehneth Jorfllh iuid tsimily, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Vaiil Wer?eer and son,' Mr. and. M̂ sM Edward JRowe, Mr. and Mm Rich-! ard Kapp and daughter.% Mr. and; Mrs. Buyrnond JUverbaugh and softs, Mr. and Mrs. Eofo Siasfon, Mrs. Anna Garl and Mrs. Qna Baron attended the Josijin reunion ,at m& joHiinypit^her home in South 3ernt*. Suhday.

Sharp*s - P a r t e d Corners Kenneth Sebasi, of Old State?

Rd., IK ii.-patient at St., Cluwi'̂ ho.H'pjtiil.- . , .

Mrs. Orlando Graham f the fttv-m^r Enid Chandtoi'l, of Coml Oabli'H, ,r<;ia., hun been n ylsdtor at the homo of hcv fcilhor, • Jamc« Chandlpr, durins July.'

Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Anthony and famii yhave .returned jtront n vacation trjft to Maine. ' , Mr, and Mr?. William Stras-burg of S t Petersburg, FJa., tit® .house .jjuesta at the home of. their niece. Mi's, £arr Sand andiamily;

.Recent, gu'ests at the tqather home -wertf: Mr. and Mrs, John Mallery and farnily of Delhi, and Mr. Wid Mrs. Waldo Scofleld and

of ^ t ; Albans Ba'^/^t"'-Welcomed to the community is

Miss Ortrud Derjchs, Q{ Stadt-Allendorf, Gerrhariy. She will be the guest *>f her American sister, •Miss"Candy--. "' " " ' "

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ler American si! ,„,„ „ „ „ , . ouuuttv Jsrman, through the U ^ SoehlVq^pw«X & *evv toysfe^Bfl © S l l l l I

with, her aunt and «n$te/#r. pnd! B ^ ^ £ < ? r i * > 8 **ie % ? # ' # h

Mrs,' Hi&Ww "Kate,'5 |«st : weofc.' "' ,mM»s. Hteei•Witteie' . sm$ Mrs. Saizabetb Mwejibe^g* spent ThurS" .day j ^ Pui%nb,4m. Jm® pstlM bn Mr, and JVJfs. Thepdpre Furman i« Pjlew Scof)and on Sunday. ' 4 Mr. 'and 'Mrs.< Qitford Vincent Jr., and family, were Wednesday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Clifford Vincent Sr

Debora and Susan Rapp were Sunday overpight gUests of Qndy and JUl^ Pitcher

Mr and Mrs Paul Broolts of Brunsw;ck Mame and Mr ana Mrs R i c h a r d Williamson of Brunswick Ga, cajled on Mrs toward Slonner

Allegapy State Paris is the largest state pad? in New York with 65000 a t e

raifeuV Jr. wM\Or.egbVj spent last &eeU at iidy Scoto

'MP. arid Mrs.1 Oarence Teal and family recently returned from

Tpch, ;%t. ,Dant | l % Th?uher redently visited his parents Mr and Mrs Everett Thuener «f Old State Rd He has returned to the Richard-Gebour AFB, Mo, where be js stationed

Mi*<s Chrome Polster daughter oi Mr and Mrs fahn Pojster Cittora n a member of the gradr uatmg glass of 1968 at ElUs School of, Nursmg Graclautidi* exefcises Will b^ held Saturday Aug1 %Ai a* tJmon Cnlleg^ M^m<irjial Chapel a t 2 p m MisslPolster is the grand­daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Fi^k of R D 2, ^Itamont

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