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IT'S T I M E T O S H I N E
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MUKN1NG HEKALD. GLUVCMSVUXE AND JOHNSTOWN. N. T.
TUESDAY, NOVLMbtK lb, 1M«
BENJAMIN RICKARD ELECTED
VARIED PROGRAM PROVIDED
COUNTYAUTOCLUBPRESIDENT;; l n r r v „ i r i | T r n FdR 300 WHO VISITED YMCA
MEMBERS HEAR OF FUNCTIONS B i t LAHIDI ILU LAST NIGHT AT OPEN HOUSE
EXTRA
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Men's Sanforized
Benjamin R. Rickard of Gloversville, was elected president
A varied program wa» preserved last night at the second
of the Automobile Club of Fulton County at the annual memannual open house of the YMCA with approximately 3 0 0
bership meeting held last night in the Eccentric club, one of the
[friends, relatives, and parents of members attending.
large*t held in recent years. He succeed* Assemblyman Joseph
With the annual observance of
The physical department events were under the direction
Eitro Heuvy Soil C l o t * a g e *
QQ
R. Younplove. who served as head of the club during the National Book Week scheduled;of William Alter, physical director. The midget class particiPockets
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thi. week, a colorful di.pl.>-of j p . ^ i n t h e following events: maze running, catching fish, crab
350 new books baa been arranged
on the tables in the Eatee Library. walk relay, dribble around pin relay, pin bowling relay, pin
Other officers elected during thbusiness session are: William TayThe theme used this year is The knocked d o w n and set up.
Bays Section
Mae's
lor r.f Johnstown, first vice presi—•• The preps took part In the fpl*
Atomic Age in Eatee Library, and
dent: Earl W. Hathaway of Glovj lowing events, horse .and springdisplays based on this idea were
N«w, Bright,
Heavy Long or
ersville .vecond vice president
board, lay-up shot relay, straddle
made by pupils in the art classes
Post-Color
Short
Sleeve
Claude B. Pitman of Johnstown,
ball relay, over and under relay
under the direction of Miss Bea-;
third vice president: l^awrence G.
and
boxing
bouts.
Those
taking
trice Falla.
Kennedy of Gloversville, fourth
part in the boxing were Harry
The trophy-case in the corridor i
vice
president:
J.
Edward
Lotze
of
McCoy,
Drew Cordone. Carl Clay
SELF-POLISHING
contains the suggestion to "follow
Gloversville, secretary • treasurer;
and Louis Albanese.
your
chain
reaction,"
from
reading
{
George M. Deyoe, Victor T. Fisher,
Dads and Sons in Games
books of hobbies, to careers, to i
Mathias T. Ralbovsky Jr., and AsThose assisting Mr. Alter were
biography, etc. This was arranged {
semblyman Younglove. Johnstown
Donald Burnett. Charles Passino,
by Dewitt Dorn. David Kuebaugh
LIQUID WAX SHOI POLISH
directors: James H. Madden. Wiland Mary Streeter.
Harlow Walte, George Chrlstodulu,
liam B. McLaren, James T. ReutlSLACK mam TAN SUE OXILOOO
Erwin Seeley and Robert Clay.
Over the library door is a sign
ing. and Kurt Schaefer. GloversIn the Boys' department the dads
ville directors; Ivan B. Duesler of
saying Operation Book Roads, letand spns participated in the variEphratah. William R Smith of
tered by Patty Glover and Donald
ous lobby games and witnessed a
Northville, and Frank Warren of
Christiano. On the weat wail is a ]
typical club meeting carried out by
Broadalbin, directors from the
mural to show the four great dis-.
the Kingsboro Gra-Y Club under
county.
coveries of man: Fire, the wheel,
the supervision of Howard W.
electricity a n d atomic energy,
COMPLETE L I N I OP MEN'S
Sees Need for More Members
Bunting, boys' work secretary.
painted by John Ligons, Andrew
In turning over the presidency.
Donald Wilson, president, presided
Eschler, Louis Mele and Ernest j
' Assemblyman Younglove expressed
over the session, and reports were
Cammorere. On the east wall the I
his appreciation for the honor conmade by William Yanno, vice presiI mural, Atomic Power For Peace i
ferred on him and complimented
dent; Edward Sanford. treasurer,
depicts the peacetime uses of j
the personnel of the board of diand Jack Handy, secretary.
> atomic energy, and was produced
rectors and the standing committee
Sound movies followed the profor the excellent work accomplished
by Pat Burgess. Eleanor Berger,
gram with reels featuring Camp
Benjamin K. Rickard
during the year. He asserted that
j Grace Sena and Janet Streeter.
Agaming after which refreshments
after many years he realized more*
i Connie Ermie. president of Liwere served.
than ever the need of such an board, and Ray G. Lewis, Glovers- *>rary Club arranged a bulletin <
Many Helped in Program
organisation for motorists. He vllle secretary.
i board whose caption is Discover j
complimented the secretaries on
Those
who assisted Mr. Bunting
!
"In behalf of the board I want This Atomic Equation: Ability plus
their work during the past year.
in the Boys' Department were John
to
thank
the
board
of
directors
of
I
interest
equals
reading
success
plus
In closing he stressed that the
Brooks, Clarke Dunn and Louis
Dr. Lillian " M.~* Gilbreth, ot DAgostino.
membership in the club should bethe Eccentric Club and Colonial pleasure. Dewitt oDrn and Richard
greatly increased and expressed Club for the use ot their rooms for ! LaFountain prepared another bulle- Montclair, N. J., has been named
Checking was in charge of the
the belief this can be obtained if monthly meetings of the board, and j tin display, Harness Your Reading "Woman of the Year" by theEstee Junior Hi-Y Club, which
to
the
newspapers
for
valuable
Energy.
Posters
were
made
by
the
American Woman's Association. consists of Paul Meyer, Leonard
the people in the community are
| following: Clark Dunn and Jack
Mother of 11 children and grand- Simbnds. Wesley Harris. Joseph
more fully informed of the benefits publicity."
At the close of the program a Cole. Climb on the Reading Rocket;
mother of 18, she has a success- Flcig, James Perrella and Richard
they will enjoy as members.
buffet lunch was enjoyed by the I Richard LaFountain and Clark ful career as a management Maider.
Mr. Lotze presented the report
Dunn, The Atomic Rage—Reading
engineer at the sge of 1C.
The refreshments were under the
of the community service commit- membership.
Good Books: Lawrence Therrein
direction of Harry B. Houtz,
tee and stressed that an investiga'
and
Raymond
Guilea.
The
Atomic
membership and program secretion shows the local club provides
Age More Leisure Prepare; Emma
tary. He was assisted by Mrs.
the membership with as many
, Lou Smalley and Jennie Mae
I Bernice Mosier. *Mrs Ruth Alter,
j services as some of the larger
Schwed. Is Your Reading Energy
Miss Janice Helwig. Mr. and Mrs.
clubs, and more than some of the
Atomic or Comic?; Martha Vietn.
Harold Berner and Calvin 8imsame site. He stressed the fact
:
Give
Your
Reading
Habits
Jet
Promonds.
that members seeking assistance,
pulsion Other poatera were drawn
i should always call one of, the ofby David Stewart. Martin aVIaahy j
ficial garages, where they are cerCharles Par rant and Alward and Gloria Ware.
tain to get preferred service.
MacDonald. who have enlisted in
The guest list of K of C. digniEach pupil will a* gtvaa a assail i tanea
Fred A. Dailey of Gloversville re- the U. S. Navy, were guests of
Raquksrly
wk© will attend the supper
ported that the membership com- honor at a surprise farewell party Week Contest compiled ky *>•
$175
«o he held at the Kingsmittee has had under consideration last night. The affair was given Gertrude Smith, librarian Tar*****
I Saturday night, the
several plans for increasing the I by the members of Senior Outfit examination of the aew
the local council's
After a blustery week end. the
membership, but these have been | N o 1 2 g^ scu^, a t y^ h o m e | pupils will find the aswees %•
was announced j temperature took a drop and the
postponed for the time being be- o f t n e s k i p p e r i R o d n e y
This is the seme hemstitcher that has told) by the
Simonds. g J j f ' l J ^ j K S S L ' S • * * "** * • — « " 0 C 0 n ' , 0 r ' high yesterday amounted to only
cause
of business conditions.
m
B , e e c k e r 8treet.
1
43 degrees. The temperature range
Wants t Directional Signs
_
• chairman of the "Night of during the day was only ten detake out the
hundreds during each demonstration
special.
Wendell G. Fallis of Johnstown
The two Navy0 0recruits
were prePupils are also urged ta .
1
grees as the low early yesterday
suggested a directional sign should iT•***•"
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testaments
by
Practical, aaty to use, fits any machine. N o t just
book displays in the OhsswsellW _ J ~ . I ™ * " * **«**.'
* £ morning was 82 degrees.
be erected at East Main and East; t h* lom *» Johnston, representative of R V M I ihraev a* thwnr m a
I JSBMfil A. JSXSSfci. district deputy
Other
morning
temperatures
were
a hemstitcher . . . it also picoti, makes perfect
State streets, and that a sign di-! » Fultpa
County Chapter of Gidrecting motorists to Gloversville j «"»• »» d «*«h received a purse of tJOes to ^ rcc h b ^ f ^ ^ T S S •« the 4fch District. Amsterdam; 36 degrees at 7:30, 3? at 10, and 41
fagoting, binds button holes, braids and does
" «*• * • * * l * « y gtoae district deputy of the at noon.
should be put up at North Perry I money from the outfit. Games and Hbrarv I ~ « ~
The readings last night showed
and East Main strests.
! contests were conducted and .
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'•*•» Watilet * • Johnsville; WUpiping. See it demonstrated by the inventor . . ,
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In the business session the awards made.1b*?rv!BC* * " ? £ W # ? ' lm« •«">. «***»«* *»«»«>- Amnominating committee for 1M9 waa S Later refreshments were served „
this
week.
John Corbett. deputy! temperaturee of 39 degrees at 7:30
elected as follows: Assemblyman by Mr and Mrs. Simonds and Mr. Mrs. Slavin has arranged for pupils ^ r d e m
in
her
Ninth
Grade
speech
classes
^^^
Amsterdam;
Thomas
Kelly,!
and
39
at
9:30.
I Younglove. Mathias S. Ralbovsky and Mrs. Arch MacDonald.
to give
impromptu Ulka on books, j faithful navigator of the fourth j The local observer predicted the
•Jr. of Johnstown; Kurt Schaefer' Parrant and MacDonald are' *•*
tomorrow
and William B. McLaren of Glov- leaving today for the Naval Train- I; their-,selection
'' _ ^and
. . ^care,
. ~ on
_ today degree .Amsterdam; Anthony Jesek,; weather today will be fair and
I grand knight of the Johnstown j slightly warmer. Wednesday, he
ersville, and William R. Smith of | n g station at Great Lakes. 111., to 5 LOCAL E D U C A T O R S
Council; Thomas H. Moynihan, said, will be mostly cloudy with
Northville.
start their boot training.
master of the Third New York! light rain and slightly cooler.
The report of William L. KenATTENDING
PARLEYS
3 BIRTHDAYS NOTED
District of Fourth Degree Assemnedy
Jr.,
secretary,
presented
some
1
blies, Schenectady, and William J.
of the highlights for the past S.T.C. ENTRANCE
Fred B
frcTC I ITIIBniV
Painter, superintendent Mulligan, Supreme master of the A triple birthday party was held
i year. It reads in part:
T £ 5 1 a S A I U R I M I of the Gloversville public schools, fourth degree, Hartford, Conn.
Saturday night at the home of
"There has been a light falling
{headed a delegation of five educaDon't let a weak battery stall
Sidney Hollenbeck, Caroga Lake
off in membership compared with
LOOM
DEGREE
TEAM
Amsterdam is the nearest canter tors from the city who are spendthe WK«»HMI
occasion Ibeing
ral
Graatar Values Always
1947, but it is hoped it will be
you in the mow . . . come in
\nClT
I S / W I T / • ' I f V I Stage,
"sr=. •."«>
K I H I tthe
n e birthnirin' made up before Dec. 1. the end of where local candidates desiring to ing a short time in Allentown, Pa,
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days
of
Mrs.
Leroy
Palmatier,
Mrs.
to
observe
the
program
being
cartoday for our free check-up . . ,
W e Give C H m t m e * Club Thrifties
Richard Tyner, and Mr. HollenI our fiscal year, We started the I take the entrance examinations for
beck.
year witb 348 members, and of' State Teachers Colleges on Sat- ried out there. The trip was authend be sure of quick starts and
The
member,
of
the
degree
team
Albert Gloria entertained with
this number five died, six resigned urday from 9:80 A.M. to 4:80 P.M. orised by the Board of Education of Gloversville Lodge, Loyal Order
safe driving.
and 80 will be dropped for non- Candidate, for Teacher, colleges I ^ J Z ^ J ^ I L * £ T E ° . of Moose, will visit the Little Falls songs, dsnees. and Jokes. A buffet
If your car needs a new payment of dues unless paid before- planning on taking the examination " " «««*»» being attained in a lodge Sunday, according to plans supper was served. Guests were
Dec. l, so as ofNov. 13 there were i must obtain an approval card f rom I p r * c t i c a I vocational program there. completed during the meeting in from Meco. Johnstown. Gloversville,
battery, we have Genuine Ford
467 member?. During the year 80 the school they are attending or i The four GHS instructors are: the rooms last night. The team will Fonda, and Caroga Lake.
Batteries on hand at the right
new members were elected to give from which they graduated. This Bert H. Crandall, principal; Car- initiate a large class of candidates
the club 637 for the year.
prices! Budget Terms.
examination is not required of can- melo DiGioio, head of commercial on that occasion.
Outstanding Workers
didates for State College for Teach- department; Laurence C. Boylan,
George Langlois. acting governor
guidance director, and John P.
"Outstanding workers in securing ers at Albany
last night, extended an invitation to
Walsh,
director
of
adult
education.
members
during
the
year
were
I n c off Gloversville
the members of the lodge to make
Secretary Kennedy 25, J. Edward
Gloversville
the trip with the degree team.
Lotze 16. the late Ray G. Lewis 11. NO CHANGES MADE IN
ART EXHIBIT LOANED
Plans were also discussed for
Cenatte MsMsSJM Motors, INC. William Taylor 4, Herbert L. BowSCHEDULE AT FONDA
the initiation of a large class of
ers 3, Victor T. Fisher, and Mr.
•Johnstown
FOR
ESTEE
DISPLAY
Ralbovsky* 3 each. Eigh^*en other
candidates here Sunday, Nov. 37.
No changes have been made in
members secured one each.
Several membership applications
Northville
"During the year the club paid train stops at Fonda by the New, The Museum of Modern Art in were approved during the business
197 bills for service amounting to ! York Central Railroad, according i New York City has loaned an ex- session
$871.06, the largest amount t V ( i r to Fred A. Moore, general passen-1 hibit to the Estee Junior High
paid in the history of the club ger agent of the F J. ft G. Rail- \ school which is entitled, "What Is
brought about largely through the r o * d C 0 t h e Winter schedule goes Art After it has been exhibited 1 , 6 4 0 V I S I T E D LOCAL
here for a time it will be sent to
c r U A A l e I ACT u t r r v
weather last Winter. The < '»to effect.
STOCKS, B O N D S severe
another school.
d v t l U U L o L A M WfcCA
average cost per call was 82,90.
'
The exhibit is not a survey of;
There were 140 call, for members
DINGMAN H A S SHOW
INSURANCE
of our own club amounting to j
| modern art, but pictures grouped ( Effort^ of the pupils of the Glovor a cost per call of I2.4S.
the ideas ersville Public schools and faculty'
Call F. L. Kemmerer $843.56
There were 57 service calls for i • Rr>o « - m i D l n g m * n 8 ° n £l M r a n d , expressed. Each panel is accom in preparation of programs to atclubs at a cost j ** - William Dingman, 22 Ltttauer; panled with Information concern tract parents to the schools during
Pb. 2927
11 Church St
of $231.50 for which the club has *!*c*' n M developed his own show. • ing the painting, pointing out cer- American Education Week were
been re-imbursed Because of the I «"">*" *s I'Take It Easy Time." j tain
aspects that might be over-successful last week. A summary
. aspects
calls three additional service sta-! o n Stations WEVR in Troy each i looked.
schools.
tlons, the Broadalbin Garage and Thursday night at 8:3ft He is a
CEU 136, Columbia, 171; KingsBaton's garage in Broadalbin and mern&er of the announcing staff of
BUY ELMWOOD REALTY
born
211, Lexington. 82; McKinley, I
REMODELING
Quinn's Motor Sales in Gloversville, I Stations WTRY and WTRFM in
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown of 117; McNab. 203; Oakland, 201; OpCabinet Work
were designated during the year. Troy.
Gloversville have purchased the portunity. 9; Park. 1M; Estee. 237;
"The club expended 142.45 fir
property on Elmwood avenue from High school, 100, and Hearing A
New Ceilings
road signs. All metal signs were', About nine-tenths of the coal Mr. and Mrs. Ray Calhoun. The Speech,
ROOTS Refinished
14.
re-decorsted and new ones erected mined in Bulgaria is produced by sale was completed through the
Phone 7133-M
the state-owned colliery at Pernlk. Sawyer real estate agency.
in Gloversville and Johnstown.
"We continued to furnish safety
FAMILY REUNION HELD
lessons and posters to the schools
, in the two cities, and the villages :
A family reunion was held over
i of Mayfleld Northville, and Broadthe week end at the the home of
! albin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver. X
Balance of s&fll
turkey dinner waa served and
"President Younglove and your
games were played. Out of town
, secretary attended the state conguests were from New Britain.
I1 vention held in September at West
Hooting Supply
Conn., Bristol. Conn.. Utics, Littlt
Point,
Falls, Raquerte Lake, and Nelliston.
"From my repoA as treasurer
rimSACE CLEANING
i
you
have
noted
that
we
had
a
and REPAIRING
i profit of $501.16 on the year's
ao E L E a OFFICERS
sudden opening in the traffic kttm and
C o m * in —find o v t BOW
! operations, while many other such j
FURNACES - FANS —
—you're through it!
! organization are running in the red
>
Poelrard folrei fha fansion
Louis DiGiacomo was elected
OIL BURNERS
: because of increasing costs. Your;
Above all, you'll prise the restful ridpresident of the Mount Carmel
I officers and directors should be
•Iff of city drivingl
CYO meeting held last night
Johnstown
ing ease . . . the sure-footed readability
; commended for their careful and
prudent management of your club.
Other officers elected ware Mary
the husky construction that brings
211-J or 112-W
"We held 12 meetings of the
Ioeavone, vice president; Carolyn
Here's
a
car
that
meets
til
the
demands
relaxing
comfort in aSy rush-hour snarl.
board during the year with an
Paciolla. secretary, and Rudy Tagof
downtown
traffic.
And
handling
tmst
average of 13 in attendance Wllllatela, treasurer.
And when you head this eager, roadit only an ever-present part of the story.
; Ham Taylor, Mr. Lotse, and your
The next meeting will be held
worthy
Packard down an open high; secretary have perfect attendance'
Mondsy. Nov. M.
What impresses you first, in thil
way—!
• records while Mr. Richard missed
only one meeting.
sleek, roomy Packard, is the way you
But come in first for the city story.
"Your club was fortunatp In havTROOP 23 HAS PARTY
can st*—the wonderful feeling of alIt's
one of the hi% reasons why the new
; Ins its president in the Assembly
ways knowing exactly where the front,
so we were well represented in AlPackard Eights arc the greatest ever
The annual birthday party of
sides, and rear of your car "are st!"
He has always been most
built!
Girl Scout Troop 23 was held last
WE ARE NOW PAYING ;1 bany
responsive to any requests from
It puts an end to all the old "squeeze
night in the First Methodist
•' the club and we feel proud of the
plays" . . . whether you're cruising or
church. A covered dish supper was
! i fact he was willing to giv* so much
served with the mothers of the
parking.
of his valuable time to the in
members of the troop as guests.
rer afl Sresp Iron Delivered te Mtereats of the organisation. We
Following the dinner a esndlelight
N a t you'll marvel at the turhinav
TWIN CITIES WASTE : ] cooperated with the legislative romservice was held at which time
smooth
trigger-quick responsiveness of
j
mitteea
of
the
state
association.
A METAL CO.
scout pins were awarded to the
Packard
power. You simply point to a
Bat E Pulton St.. Phone 7i?t-R
-Rebuild East Avenue"
members
M. Cassedy acted as
OtjOVaaWVlUJC. s f .
j "As there has been little new
mistress of ceremonies.
j contraction in thr Stat* this past I
ASK TNI MAN WNO OWNS O N I
year, the club has had a few calls i
The
Ross
goose
was
named
for
for improving roads We are conBernard R . Ross, a correspondent
; tinuing our efforts to secure the
of the Smithsonian Institute and a
GOLD and SILVER j reconstruction by the Stat» of f*«st
factor of the Hudson Bay Co., who
avenue in Johnstown.
THIS IMHtiSfVI collect;^ o! guru, jewe'.s, cameras, luggage and furs
PLATING
acnt
out the first specimens from
"During the year the club *u»
.sas found in an automobile operated by California jsil-bresker John
the
Great
Slave I^ke regions. It
tained the loss hv death of two Weaver. 31, and his nnfe, shown In Jersey City, N. J, with srrestmg
is the smallest of all geese.
J«ek H. BornsTein
officers who server! faithfully for
officer Frsnk Crawford. The loot was valued st more thsn $50,000. The
many years They '•ere Harland L
9 Watkino.ro- St.
I t BROADWAY, GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y., PHONE 48*8
couple
was srrested when Mrs Weaver allegedly a.tempted to rash s
Read THE MORNING HERALD
Ponds of Mayfleld, member of th*
money order purchased with a forged traveler's check. (International)
Classified Ads Daily.
W o r k Trousers
1948's Woman
GRIFFIN
Random
Union Suits
Turtleneck
$2.49 36 to 48
-ft-$1.98
•
,
Jerseys
Carter's
COATS « ZIPJACKETS » SHIRTS
CAPS - HATS » HOSE
At Extra Low Prices!,
Demonstration All This Week!
TWO WHO LEAVE
TODAY FOR NAVY
GUESTS AT PARTY
Perfect
K OF C SECTION
OFFICERS TO BE
HERE SATURDAY
Hemstitcher
FAIR AND WARMER
PREDICTED TODAY
$150
TO
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS DAILY!
How to smile vour way
KIMMEY
WANTED!
SCRAP IRON
•28.00 ;r.
BROADWAY MOTOR SALES
Untitled Document
Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
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