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"at: titer Auran ia C lub an F r i d a y , (Our. 20.. (Dv,er 11)0- m e m b e r s :ana ® u s i & at tended; the ga la affai.
THiB? [jEucessinnal w a s led1 by M r , | amii iSHsffi IBasad. Hi. Veeder of La- f iHiumy taang, t h e flag: of the t^ tffmnaril S ta f t s - of Amer ica a n d the Qlijg afi titer D a u g h t e r s of t h e Am-j aJBcan. Revolution. Mr: Veeder , a-nimnlieu- off tftee B r i g a d e of tflbeJ
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G E T S DAK AWABSB — Wc&. H a r r y E. Veeder, T j a p f t ((mbjttfr) p resen te am amssnsS to Mrs. Benjamin Rathbun, "reglstnar, ^ t t i t e OJamontl JaaSalfee etiitaroear aff G a n s e v o a r t Chapte r aff tfhe CBaujJh-t e r s «of Has ^taissraEsm Bfettotattact,, F r i d a y , Oct. 2 0 , >St fine /Aursai'm Club an AUtaay-
T h e TFowim rf (QmikSerianMil Eras-sent oust ate Ernst 3fl) BMBtticss t» rest-den ts foawiimg pumlk rairs OJIII Maeiar p roper ty . MIOJW mmtikes wiiE follow, acooarafcig mo ttiiresnm arfBSeiiafe..
HarroM Gpojtuumsa, comgfiffimaitoir of p lanning amd sjasmmnig. sa&S the town has w a n t e d to tease siwiaers of jjaaak ears nenaowe ttitam tatare triads,, b u t the re w a s w> jjuumfc yaunfl BED GiairMeJr-land. N o w , fcHBuBwimg tfice passage of a r-esrafatimm att tin? SepdeimiieF town b u a r d meKiEg,, t he town h a s established a jjanssfe yaurail asm Kamrtte 20 n e a r tfoe Busanrastoanrg BMHrder..
The TOdJalliiKm nttuttMass went to-junk -car wHamans wftfin wareEfes Ejrimg-unlicensed amd Jlm(D JIleIraMe, Snn EesaV dentiaa' Msnes. ©wmffns wi l l fcaive about 1'0 s3a$x, aDonaniSnig: to' M r . Crounse , to meHmroiwe flflt© c a t s .
H no aotBEsm iis ttateam. ieimm poEce will p l ace wMfattiosai stftrifeOTS om tike vehicles amfl ttlftw sKsnmeffs will then have sewern atogs tto comaipHy wi th the orE&Bamwae.
If -fine ©winiEsns sttMD Brave mot moved itSaear (tans. Massy w i l r e ceive a siTTiMinwais aumi mi l l be l iable for fim.es rf aip to. S50. T h e town wall ttifaran ttrow itBie caar a w a y at t h e 'OWUMST'S esjpiaise.
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M r s . Charles E a d i d k iis ra Hu»-pi ta l patient.
M r . a n d Mrs . S h e l d o n Ekises ttarik his m o t h e r and s i s t e r t o I h e i r HnirnE tat L a k e W o r t h , Tla . , fluiiins a i s i vaca t ion .
L a s t Sunday , M r . a n d V e r n o n Haskha t ook M s sister , , D o r a , for a r i d e . S h e -spent ' W e d n e s d a y af te rnoon with trhem. 3®ss. H e n r y Haskin ca l led TOhuEsSag' ^ ~ t e m o o n and M r s . Etoward IBBaiitEBr| ca l l ed S a t u r d a y af ternoon.
M r s . Leland H u n t .and EBwdfetn H u n t a t tended the viewing jff1
Mardey Mackey, Tuesday ©vsri ins . O n Wednesday , M r s . K . ELunt amfl E v e l y n a t t ended t h e tongrril.
T h e former G n y M i i l b m s Epmp-e r t y a n d the L u t h e r a n j>aTBrmfEge h a v e been sold.
R a y m o n d H e n t palled uan hiss m o t h e r and s i s t e r one *verift]£g QEsttj week . Their daugh t e r , tGinifeiine,1
is a t t end ing college. T h u r s d a y af te rnoon a fUwa? ffltew-1
over th i s communi ty "the mffiHBfjge, M r s . M a r y D i n g m a n rhafl giE^fflfi a w a y suddenly . S h e HBaaras a d a u g h t e r , Mrs . Le land Ofeigmast)) H u n t two g randch i ld ren , fflhnnfe| a n d Gregory; a sister . 3 S E S . J b ^ m Henderson , a n d son, .flritan, cousin and a h o s t of f r i ends .
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R e v . Wil l iam H. de iFoEest 9:45 a. m. Morn ing 'wui^iib/).
T h e r e is a n u r s e r y l o r ixmiltoani t h r o u g h grade one.
11 a. m. C h u r c h s d i o d l . Discipline a n d DiseoMSisr 1WfeHfe-i
e n d ; 7:30 p. m. Ca taeonfc a n d ueam-|
m u n i o n service. F r i d a y , N o v e m b e r 3 r d : 9:3& to 11:30 a. m . m&m <Gnm-
m u n i t y Day ce l eb ra t ion att S E d i i a B a p t i s t chureh.
W o m e n ' s conferenee aat ffieafljis. Sa tu rday , N o v e m b e r -Stir Women ' s con ie renee a t ~
auttimiiiir' uirifbiair o f ifie C o r p s >of | lligfttt EbfenHaj t h e unit: t o w i i e h ' IHE todhngSL
Tffia? aKasteir mgei t t , M c s . "Harry BE. Vaeden;. andl f&s t wee^cegent ,! 'JSBbsB. Adffisnn-. JR d a r k , fbubwed w i t a t t e s i e s t e off Bonor; w h o aiie ualiujiall and l s t a t e officers <o£ fiiej
TlBe? BBfiicibaB speaker , Con- | g^sHsmani Samue l ; Sfcnatton, *on-j| _ ~ the? chapter- o n Usi 7Ea& annisKasary- and : commended! t t i e BaughterS: of t h e A m e r i c a n ;^aRalu;t&nj farr ttieiB- w o r k i n pre-i isaaivdhe histtinia- sites* H e said] tftfftt B e Bad! f o u g h t t o sas® the ! wasit Sane? off the ' capi to l in Wash- j | iingtnn, wlieni t hece h a d been a n ' atStenptt ttti p u t on a, §70 milTion! adtHttnm wJttch-i w o n M hawe de-|s£&MjjesB tfte? anohi tee tura l p u r i t y of j t i t e famous? aui lding;
!EKe a&QD stated! tftat Congress: | f ias sunponttedv t h e P re s iden t i n h i s l m^rffetionss, with: N o r t h V i e t n a n i | aaidl hass dissiouEaged' o the r s f rom' aiifamyjing: s e p a r a t e negot ia t ions . TdMss Qflliny>' is; p rov ing t o h a w been £a vwise; ane^. and: h e looks f o r r e -jaadte WHIW sijoBtly.
EtaraBgdi g u e s t s s ea t ed a t the!| mrofl taffilte indiidied: KDrs» Glen: S a n t e s ^ j n a t i o n a l vice-ehainman of i|
:p, who a lso s e rved on; IE. S . resolutions commi t t ee ; 1
William- BE F u l k e r s o n , n a -tlimali vatig-ahwirman of t h e Gril- : (flsan off t h e ^emerican Revolut ion; j Was. St&dirrgr H. Nesb i t t , senior: stiatte pnasidBnt, Chi ldren of the!| ^ m e m n a m BJey-oltiHon; M r s . WS-fliam ffi. Marvin , sen ior s t a t e amnjlMn). (Suaren of t he Amer ican || ^ tof l lu t ibm, and: BE. Y. S . chato-mHti), ffriendsi of t h e M u s e u m .
Hfeg^ntss air t h e i r r e sp resen ta -tfeffi; ttcouglit congxatulataons from ttte? fbllibwdng c h a p t e r s : WiHard ' s Monntaiin. F o n t Cra i lo , J a n e Me-l Cham, Bhil ip Schuyler , Meet ing; ffijusa ffilli Chepontuc , Schenec-; tedfe, amB A m s t e r d a m .
__M HTanny E . Veeder gave a; aiiibmeff histouy. of t h e g roup enti t led, ,
(EansHKOQEtt Chap te r , P a s t andi HtHsanti. '" S h e sa id t h a t i t had . begum im t h e opulent , n t ans ion on^ I'S^asnihgton As*e. be longing t o (Catthmine' Gansevoor t . t he wife of Afflnanami Hansing . T h e
[Iran, OEEnacsfetM Sfe. taie off tne? nisi] aihHrftBrB &a iStew fes%.sJtSftB'.ta;!
3P#;eB asms W&H» a> nugpj, tftr.ee~ ilayer osftat wsi^i tSe ojjgiU3tizatiqn.'a. [Tri^^snin, gipEniKnin@ v^itlij ^ fer^unen (diHnpmS?, w a s w a i t e d ? Sm Bj^ Birrs:.
d i a r i e s - J . Buchanan , M r s . Atonai W . Hblden, M r s . E d w a r d B . HiuT), JJTTSB. B e x t e r H u n t e r , Mrs . i'Wiili'ann 1L. Uearned , M r s . Samue l IL. Munsom. M i s . F r e d e r i c k Ph i s - . t o * Sar a n y m f e S ^ n t t c o m m e n t s tfensn;, Wass.. A r t h u r M. F r a y , Mrs . !'on an^tfens Dnsrafttihg eonsenvation. lASBentt Vandeir Veer , Mrs . Frfider-.,- - -» ^ n d I tflnife heir aeta^Lties
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'3)Hncja ^psBB <S nasi? &?&• 6Bie ia£-fem. 'UThe wmffltw- atiip) the; c a k e aysre MOSBB <IM£ bgi' the; reggnt. 3SEr_ W^Bflssr stjaggejii Baimard; and, •J3ttt * h e ihffitt nftraiK vvHfe a* gpidi ^cffiKalry SBSTOIBS, a m i Chff c a k e was 4hen (gisti^uSiaS to the- eonxgany.
Mas . ^ m a m r HI Tomlinson,, rehairanEn <sfi Ihsst^ssHS. had! naad^ *&BB rffawroaflihmH}, eniiimiQUS WhSe?] jpapar mmss, ffffinrog; rattfei stLvejjj r g u t e r KECB tfissB wSfe BBie» streaitt-rl (ens xm wfiinfc ^ganft&i thfr nura.-,<eKate •"3S.".' A to^ stojofbams inr-! ^ g m a WffiB i&s oranoto* off in teres t ; an a aara tegroe Bflte? and! whi te Sknsea wssBrngBBssB. off afiEssantlle-OTmrrtS san i ^fedlaffi a m t h e speakers ' iteMe. (Dan&IteEtEaa and! cand le -Bghs (cjnflnffiHteS to tBe> fes t ive seesne.
MErs. 'S toSnr SESS? spfiefid; t h a n k s •to 32&S. ASSfeiiHi JL Qanfc;, f i r s t sane-as^gHia £mai gnsgiiacm GBaiuman,, for h e r ipsrtl iin gftmnflig, a n d p r e -ipaafing ffar tShs (femondl iiibiltee' rffimiFTK. ~ ..
I t tdEosBmiife - ^ fes teenff F E A as ^(EnsHriing a "ffSfflD EfestfeaD off (Traffiw" to fee &dffl om Wednesday, . Nov.. I S , Ssssn B2 Hoom te» S pt. mi„ a n d THhtfT?Bte^n Bfes . 16i, feran n o o n to -3 jp. BEEL ! * 'WassianEne? schooE.
TChs ff*ffi& vwaoflS Ittey dbnat fens of a n y c r f i t aaafiites ffliomi p o e m s to peifflaEfldHts. DJtonatibns; off b§ked g o o d s siril ffeBDffe a a e dten reques t ed, ^ iBtce fe -ama=aafilte to. d isplay icraffifed ^ittiidfes, w M i proceeds; •from SEHBB ^mietfi wiiBh) tale FTA.
emonSliKBiiiiaii aff cnafii processes w o u M aOso tee tmsstl wefcomei
y^ar .liwiftim- infiiinnation- c a l l R u t h
Affice TffiHUTi'n^oni a m i heir a n t t -hnmHEg gWrarrfe off Animals; gEoup bawe (snxie a ^ i B (femonstcatecfe u n c a n n y sBaSSty te» aahiisiie' undes i r -a l f e aaffinte tataajg#) shameless; be -bmmmr SEH fyjitfjjiikua&fe intent ions.
AacQWfing to CiangiessmaiD J o h n EL HShtgrfil, (fftrmrmmai aff t h e House Snto-CJcnmifittfeff ana ffis&eEies and WHSKfe CJsn^arw^lffiani, atifempts by
_ £Bnfl Comnansr to. t u r n comnnTfiias ftaarihgs; into' an t i -hun t i n g 'cmrnjingte UEBR® nesultedi in t he s ta f f ing off "& sJQriffirtffrriT n u m b e r of rmaiJOT fffa^ off sonseirwation legi^iafisH (flmftrg; this; Congress . "
Wn a naafflitr teBter to> M a r g a r e t chartErl 'Qsfihman MK&nafe off Ffeldl a n d
memtiens; p r e s e n t a t this mee t ing I S t r e a m , BB w&fefe he? eva lua t ed M r s F r e d e r i c C. Cur t is , iMis s ffifenrih0toJis; aGlfedtfes,. C o n
I S n g ^ l mnofee,, "Im fair-' sness, I BUS tang^r (feenn heir a> r e -^po i^na t e fflBB^Hrvtatfomstt or- "pers o n tto mSHini H aam to t h e future
ihBBe Sn tfte (JSangiesS) hasp ; e E e c -t f e s ^ ^ ffixBUKsfl 6 ^ n o t o n ^ r piom: !fce gmwmri-inggTim aff consBBvataonj'ac-
iidk ffi. WadRamsi . M i s . W i l l i a m A. ("Waflatte;. Mi s ; H o n r y P . W a r r e n , |He»B. ffijlieiEb m. Wi l l i ams .
Veederr s a id ; " R s w r n n w * <fis3ty„ Suit afe® ffnoini t h e respect iw nrfludi tftats t h e beaut i fu l b a n n e r s n d aaitauiikiii off m o s t m e m b e r s of wftiiin;, witiii t h e flag: of t h e Uuiueui.Congress wsntefing mi tfie? S e p of S3tefes off Amer ica , led l i e -pro-j'CanBBriR^ffisni off neaouncesi!" ., OESHibnall tonight, w a s t h e ga» of'1 E^ te r f te Ktetfe — T&ef above
— " • ~ i t e m tees tefflji nepnintedj fisona an igditenrofl iha '"Sismr fitebtoor"' N a s s a u CJainfiy ^onlSmHnfs; N e w s by aiegHfiKt aff w w off QUIT reader^..
Ho tfte; sa i in^y weefe of J u n e 3JS-2fi, WU2,, tfflfi? nation's; f a r m l a b o r Saatee aMnssfeedi off 3,503>1Q0 faami artpHiatoDS a m i unpaid; family
tftiss aflapttHr t o t h e N a t i o n a l S o -oiattB?, Eaaigliters- of t he Amer ican Hawaudflnn „ I t w a s des igned b y MESS. Charter- W h i t e N a s h , onr mostt outs tanding: m e m b e r , hav ing BEHHI Bfew- Toric s t a t e r e g e n t 320 - i BdBSJB. S3te w a s also nominated ' fnir pisesidfent genera l , b u t wi th-dbeaw vssfteaii s h e believed t h a t poB- \ tiiiss m i y i t i be in t roduced in to t h e |aampaigjfn"'
trneEEnteis ffmH HffiISi0QO' hired' „ . „ _ „ - . 'WEnfeHEs, ttetlaffiis 3j]n!6i75QO w o r k - | BSs. ' :Vefider ment ioned a n event. |iera, (dowji fflagaiit Eajomi a yea r ago.
wftiisni w a s ; Headlined in t h e Albany
SJis?) J u d i t h Ahrt" S h p r d w a s I'majsied; t o Klenheth: I?. Go lom-1 bi^M O c t 14 in St . Vincen t d e E 4 u l church , Albaiiy, wi th R e v . J o s e p h E s t a b r o p k officiating.
B a t e n t s of t h e cpuple a r e M r . land- M r s ; Wi l l i am J. Sho rd , 207 O n t a r i o s t reet , Albany, and Mr . and : Mrs . S igmund R. Gnlombiski , 1828; Rensse laer avenue , R o t t e r d a m .
T h e b r i d e is a g r a d u a t e of B e t h -Jliehem Cent ra l High school a n d is employed by the S t a t e Educa t ion D e p a r t m e n t . M r . Golombiski , a g r a d u a t e of M o h o n a s e n H i g h School a n d the J u n i o r Col lege of
••Albany, served i n t h e A r m y a n d is. employed by G e n e r a l E lec t r i c Co. in Schenec tady .
Engagement Announced Mi*, a n d Mrs . W i l l i a m S c h e u e r
of De lanson announce t h e engage m e n t of the i r d a u g h t e r , B a r b a r a , to Clifford Hayes , son of Mr. a n d M r s . H a r r y H a y e s of De lanson .
Bo th a r e 1971 g r a d u a t e s of | :Berne-Khox H i g h school . Mis s S c h e u e r is a 1972 g r a d u a t e of t he
sMary McClel lan School of P r a c t i c a l N u r s i n g a t Cambr idge . A t t h e p re sen t t ime she is a ped ia t r i c
ji n u r s e a t S t . P e t e r ' s hosp i ta l in Alb a n y .
H e r fiance is a m e m b e r of t h e N a t i o n a l Guard and is employed a t t h e Duanesbu rgh P e t r o l S e r v i c e S ta t ion .
A J u n e wedding is p lanned .
Letter To Editor RIGHTS OF MOTHERS
D e a r Ed i to r : I t puzzles m e w h y " w o m e n ' s
l i b " is no t speaking o u t in defense of m o t h e r s who have ch i ld ren of school age . If, as " w o m e n ' s l i b " te l l s us, a woman should have cont ro l over her body a n d "abor t ion is every w o m a n ' s civil r igh t , " t h e n —i t s eems to me—it follows t h a t a m o t h e r should be " l i b e r a t e d " a n d h a v e control ( sha red equa l l y wi th he r husband) o v e r t he ch i l d r e n she brings into t h i s wor ld .
A Cathol ic m o t h e r should h a v e t h e r igh t to choose a Cathol ic educat ion for her chi ldren . She s h o u l d have t h e r ight to d e m a n d d i r e c t a i d to schools a n d t a x red res s t o m a k e it possible.
A m o t h e r of public school chi l d r e n should have the r i g h t to s e n d h e r chi ldren to t he n e a r e s t school . S h e shou ld h a v e t he r i g h t to forbid anyone to take h e r ch i ld ren a w a y from her and pu t them on a b u s a n d send t h e m mi le s a w a y .
W o m e n should not be pun i shed for prefer r ing m o t h e r h o o d to a b o r t ion. If the leaders of " w o m e n ' s l ib" r ea l ly w a n t to h e l p all t h e i r " s i s te r s"—and no t j u s t see h o w many , abor t ions they can insp i re— then t h e y should s t a r t f ight ing for the r i gh t s of m o t h e r s .
N a m e submi t t ed
D i e d J O N J E S — O c t 3 3 , Ktezia iPfistss,
Wife of t h e l a t e H a r r y JTsaaes; m o t h e r \of F r a n c e s Savage , OufiS-de r l and , and H o w a r d Jones, S t t " Louis , Mp.; a l so su rv ived fcg?-3| g r andch i ld ren , 2 gjceat-gprnfriM-1 dfeh . P r i v a t e funeral serv ices KSESPBI held a t the convenience ctf tfflapj family. Ar rangement s by Fredeaa- .' da l l F u n e r a l Home. i|
M G S H E R -Oct. 17, CtoBSteMMffi' D. C h a m p s , wife of E d m u n d J . Mosher , Hurs t Road, Aitgnnoafl; m o t h e r of Ronald J. a n d Arttanr J . Moshe r ; s is ter of Mrs . T h o m a s ( M u r i e l ) Kernan , a n d Mas. Jsamm (Madelene) L a p h a m ; granteiostater of L i n d a S., Chr i s t ina M . TaMttflna a n d A r t h u r J . Mosher, J r . JAnHaeo-a! w a s he ld from Z w a c k & Sons Mcsr-— t u a r y on Oct. 20 .
RODGERS-—Suddenly Oct . 2 & att S t . C la re ' s Hospi ta l , Safeenecibaaiiy,, W a l t e r J . Rodgers of Benne, N - Y , h u s b a n d of Ver t ie Bivkas BodsHts ; s t e p f a t h e r of Dona ld S n y d e r «uff B e r n e ; also survived b y 1 giaaofl-child a n d Several great^grandrfnitt-d r e n . F u n e r a l services w e r e finaaaa t he B e r n e Reformed Chrardh. l&m-t e r m e n t Oakwood Cemete ry , innoy, N . Y. Ar rangemen t s b y Baromak F u n e r a l Home, Berne , N . Y.
Mrc a m i Marsa. John; Pieck. u l Brafflfi5tfaffie hawe maaonnced t h e BE3BUBK ffiff a d a u g h t e r , S t ephan ie L y n , a a S e p t . I S a t F o x hospital,. Qne^ ffllltlSL.
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