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THE POST-STAR, GLENS FALLS, N.Y., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1955 I South Glens Falls' Fort Edward Hudson Falls EASTER CONCERT SET FOR APRIL I Survey of Elementary Schools SCHEDULE LISTED BY (IVILDEFENSE County Office Slates Plans for Training Program During Summer SYRIANS TO HOLD, SPECIAL SERVICES BAPTIST GROUPS PLAN FOOD SALES Is Now Under Way in Village carty, Mrs. DarJel-Haff, Mrs. Lillian if; i A survey of the Fort Edward elementary schools Is being under taken to find out now many elementary children ttiere will be In Fort Edward In the next five to 10 years and Just what steps the community, should take to provide additional new school facilities for these The survey Is being conducted by the office of Robert Green, architect, of. Tower Hill, Tarry-town, under the direction of Dr. W.

Donald Walling, the firm's educa tional consultant. 1 At a meeting in the high school on Monday night Dr. Walling Informed representatives of the parents' committee who will assist In the survey that an accurate house-to-house count of the young children who have not yet begun school Is the first step in the survey. To facilitate the taking of this pre school census of children from birth through the age of six who are not yet in school the Fort Edward dis trict has been divided Into nine sections or neighborhoods by James Etu, chairman of the parents' group with the assistance of James Haas and Frank Sheehan. Assisting in the preschool census are the follow ing nine captains and co-workers.

Diet. 1, Captain, Mrs. Matthew Elder; co-workers, Mrs. Philip Trombley, Miss Mary Jane Mc Home Bureau Unit Hears Talk The Washington County Office of Civil Defense has announced ling schedule in wnicn all major communrau mi county Itself will participate. Bach month, as the air raid warning equipment is tested, starting Saturday, April 30, a village and county will be the center of a combined training eierclse.

Various civil defense forces will be activated and will attempt to recover county office. This necessitates each cone director compiling his planning on paper and organizing and training bis command personnel. The schedule of training exercises, which has been approved by the New York State Civil Defense Director, Lt Gen. C. B.

Husbner, follows April 29 and JO, Greenwich; May 30 and 21, Whitehall and Fort Ann; June 19, coordinated exercises with CAP at Warren County airport; July 18 and 16, Granville and Salem (these exercises will find both places having a problem to work out and the County Control Center will be activated to coordinate and direct their aid) August 12 and 13, Cambridge; September 10 and 12, Port Edward and Argyle; October 7 and Kingsbury and Hartford; October 28 ahd 28, the entire county. If tine Granville-Salem combined exercise is successful, the entire oounty will be activated Oct. 29, and will have a common problem to develop. In coordination wWta the above mentioned program, the film entitled, "And a Voice Shall. Be Heard." has been made further available through the courtesy of the General Electric Company and the Oounty Office of Civil Defense will mnnani kwUrlnT frtf ahnBrlrUT rtf the picture until further notice.

Community Ambassador Describes Swiss Tour Ml sa Marie Roach, community ambassador to Switzerland last sum-. mer. described her tour and showed color slides at a meeting of Court Mater Del. 1442, CDA, last nignt i In the court rooms, McCann i Following her a business meet- tag was conducted. It was announced that a meeting will be held Saturday at 2.30 pm In the court rooms for all girls from 12 to 18 years of age inter- ested in forming a Junior CDA.

Mrs. Ruth Riley Is In charge of the I project and Miss Minnie JUquorl of Albany will attend the meeting. Members afe urged to bring In their pledges' for the1 Bloodmobile's visit to the village on April 28 at least a week Before that date. The rjolnfcjserhrmrteee for the spring ba-t- to be conducted in mid-April, sponsored by the court and -Hudson Council, 296, Knights of Co- The annual Easter Concert of the Music Department of the South Glens Falls High School will be presented on Friday evening, April Featured will be the Choral Club, Senior Band, and Senior orchestra, Members of the Choral Club Who will narUcioate are: Denlse Bel- linger, Jane Bullard, Sylvia Clark, Marv Oavanaugh, Deborah ooriew, Barbara Dewey, Dorlnda Duross, Carmen Dwyer, Cella Dwyer, Pa- OTraa-TnaBrsraanir lene Ernst. Nancy Glllman.

Jane Glacy, Marjorier Hamelln, Betty Hanranan, Valeska Hicks, Patricia Jacoble, Florence Jenkins, Mary Lou Jenkins, Mary Ellen Kennedy, Marilyn Macklyn, Phyllis Mayott, Patricia Mason, Leona Miner, Claudia Munger. Betty Nelson, Joyce Nelson, Patricia Newhard, Dorothy Noyes, Lynn Osburg, Charleen Pike, Judith; Pountain, Carol Pratt Beverly Rice, Lynda Sherman, Phyllis SimonetU Marilyn Spano, Ann -Squires, Bettf Snaw, carol Stanton. Judith Stanton, Nancy Marlene Btearns, Maureen Thompson, Anna Marie Trulll, Sharon Vanheusen, Joyce Wakely, Joyce Wlnslow, Audrey Woodcock. Jack Baker, Robert Bennett Peter Brennan, Joseph Kenneth Carey, Richard Clark, John Dixon, Christopher Dorvee, David Dyer, Richard Terry, David Flagg, Edward Greenwood, Tony Hanra nan Douglas Harkness, Larry Haw kins. J- i Douglas Hoffls, Andrew Husarik, Richard Kobar, Robert Jenkins, Robert LaRock, Jerry Linehan, Gary Pronto, Gary Quinn, Robert Rhodes, William Robertson, Gary Stevens, Robert Sullivan, Richard Sweet Larry Vandercar, Alphonse iTUlll.

Saddle Club Meets With 40 Attending A supper meeting of the Cross Roads Saddle Club at the Town Hall Saturday evening was attended by 40 persons, including members, their friends and families. Following sup per Miss Wanda Moss showed color movies which she had taken of local gymkanas, the Skidmpre College horse show, and the Saratoga race way. Announcement was made that club members under age 21 have received an Invitation to Join a special saddle horse protect being spon sored by the Saratoga County 4-H Bureau. The first meeting to be held April 1 at the extension head quarters, 87 Church St, Saratoga Springs. Athletic Assn.

Plans Easter Frolic Aprik? The South Glens Falls Athletic Assn. met Monday evening at the school to form" committees and make arrangements for the spring dance, the Easter Frolic, to be held April 9 In the school auditorium. Chris Discerns and his or- cfiwfrai wilt pity torataelng tmnti Refreshments will be served at ers wiU be. made finder the rtipej-J vision -of At Morton Raych, school an airecror. The next meeting of the associa tion will be held Monday, March 28, at 8 pm.

at the school. PLAN CARD TARTY The Rotary Club of South Glens Falls will conduct a public card party tomorrow at 8 pm. In the auditorium of the Central High School for the benefit of the club's Youth Fund. Persons attending are asked to bring their own cards. Table prizes will be awarded and refreshments will be sold by the Varsity Club of the schooL FOOD SALE ORDERS Advance orders for the food sale sponsored by the Junior Auxiliary to Mohican Post, 553, American Legion, may be made by calling group leaders, Mrs.

John Deeb or Mrs. Clarence West. The sale will be held on Saturday at 10 ajn. In the Legion Home, Hudson St LEGION MEETING Mohican Post, 883, American Legion, will meet this evening at 8 at the Legion Memorial Home. MEETING TONIGHT STONY CREEK The third quarterly business meeting of the Wesleyan Methodist Church will be held this evening at the church fol lowing prayer meeting.

Installed asPafrdn Crown Slar Chapter iiawnnriif I LEON D. PUTNAM At a recent meeting of Crown Star Chapter, Eastern Star, Leon D. Putnam, 25 School Hudson Falls, was Installed as patron. Formerly employed as general manager of Durkee's Motors, Mr, Putnam was recently appointed sales representative of Hardware Mutuals of Stevens Wis, for the north-em part of Saratoga County, and all of Warren, Washington, Essex and Clinton Counties. METHODIST CLUB HOLDS BANQUET Nearly 80 persons attended the an nual father and son banquet of the Methodist Church conducted Mon day evening at the church spon- sored-by the Couples Club.

Robert Steele presented the welcoming ad dress on behalf of the fathers and read a poem, "Father's Prayer." The response was given by Donald Tripp, who said that sons do not realize the responsibilities of a father In raising sons until they are adults themselves. Loren Gallup served as master of ceremonies and a film on Hawaii was-shown, BAKED GOODS SALE The home room mothers unit of the Hudson Falls Central School PTA will 'sponsor a home made baked goods sale Saturday, April 16, at Swan Cleaners, Main St, starting at 9:30 a.m. Chairman of the affair Is Mrs. William Ear) Love. WILL TEST SIRENS A monthly test of air raid sirens in Washington County will take place todav between 2 and 3:15 p.m.

This test does not affect the public In any way. GRANGE MEETING The KingsburyGrange will meet of the program and the men super' vising refreshments. PLAN ELECTION Election of officers will take place during a meeting of the Auxiliary to Mayotte-MacNaughton Post, 918. VFW, tonight at 8 at the Memorial Home, Elm St. GRANGE TO HOLD NEIGHBOR NIGHT LAKE LUZERNE-HADLEY The fourth a series of Neighbor Night programs will be brought to the Luzerne Grange tomorrow night.

by the Hague Grange. This pro. gram win be opened to, the public at 9 pm and It Is hoped a large number will be present Each member Is asked to bring a covered dish. State Deputy Master Harley Furdy will make his official visit to the Luzerne Orange 14. An Easter ham was awarded to Frank Gardner of Lake Luzerne.

LENTEN SERVICES LAKE LUZERNE-HADLEY The fifth In a series of Lenten services being held by the First Methodist Church of. Lake Lueeme -and the Lake George Methodist Church will be held at the Lake Luzerne Church tonight at 7:30. Dr. C. J.

Miller, a former pastor of the Lake Luzerne Church will be the speaker. Dr. Miller is from the Broadway Meth odist Church In Schenectady. SUPPER PLANNED LAKE LUZERNE-HADLEY The Van Rhodes Volunteer Firemen will meet' at1 the flrehouse at 6:30 tonight for The monthly meeting will rouow the supper, nre- sided over by Chief Edward Carson. Special services for St.

George' Syrian Orthodox Church have bee announced by the Rt Rev. Baa. slllos N. Baffl, rector, as followii Thursday at 7:30 pm. a service tion of the Theotokos, the Evi Virgin Friday at am.

service of worship, followed by Mi at 10 am. Also Friday at 7:30 pm' a service followed by "Order of ti; IV Prayer Laudations of Akathlston. On Saturday at 10 a. m. Mass wll be celebrated by trie rector, and ai evening service will be conducted on Saturday at 7:30 pm.

The Sue- ay rooming service mm Dvgm, 8:30 am. followed by Mass at 10 a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. an evenli meeting for devotions. PRE-EASTER SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY POTTERY and PLANTERS at REDUCED PRICES CDCCI A plant, vine, ar rlltti cactus with each purchase ef above! The FALLS NURSERY FLORIST 101 River St Hudson Falls! SPECIAL MEETING .1 i i I. TT 111 and Ft.

Edward Union Cemetery Association will hold a special? meeting April 28 at 7:30 p.ra. ati the Washington County Court-) house, Hudson Falls, to discuss the financial condition of thei Cemetery Association and to) consider approval of tax levy.l. TRUSTEES of the Association CLOTHES LINE A super strong, plastic, polished clothesline that has less stretch. Long lasting easy to clean Comes tn 50-foot hanks. 7.95 DAINTY MAID CARPET SWEEPER Made by nation's largest sweeper manufacturer 25c SCRUB BRUSH I White Tampico Ideal for floor scrub 15 i I HAND DRILL Better Quality Gear1 driven drill.

Chuck takes up to W'. $.38 Visiting Couple Honored at Dinner Mrs. Melvln Martell and son, Ron-. rue, have left, for their home lb North Fort Myers, Fl, after spend ing two weeks with Mrs. Marten's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Stark, Upper. Rldee Rd. Before their de- iparture they were entertained at a dinner party given by Mrs. Marten's sister, Mrs.

Harold Bean. 100 Hudson South Glens Falls. jTOse present pesiaes tne non- T6d guests were sai. anamrsr mr Stark, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Lanfear, and son, Michael, Mr, and Mrs. Richard Kubrlcky, Mr', and Mrs. Bean, and their daughter, Jeannle Marie. 1-H CLUB HOLDS WORK PROJECTS A project meeting for the Wilton Wildcats 4-H Club was held recently at the borne of Mr. and Mrs.

Hudson Armstrong, Wilton. Boys of the club worked on 4-H mechanics and planned agricultural projects for summer. The girls learned stitching on a sewing machine under the di rection of Mrs. John Petel, Mrs. Arthur Wright and Mrs.

Marian Hill. Christine Petteys was welcomed as a new member. A meeting to work on articles for the bazaar to be held In May was planned for Saturday. There are over forty boys and girls In this and a good supply of materials with which to make articles for sale Is needed. Parents and friends are reminded that the club would appreciate donation of worn out children socks, used bottle caps, spools, old nylons and new cotton socks in men's sizes 10M or 11.

Plain or printed feed bags are also in de mand. A lingerie party will be held on Friday at 8 p.m. at the Wilton School with proceeds to benefit the 4-H camp fund. The public Is Richard J. Stanczyk Given Surprise Parly Richard J.

Stanczyk, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Stanczyk, 27 Baker Ave, was tendered a surprise party, by his parents, on his lath birthday Thursday, March 17. The color scheme was in, keeping with St Patrick's Day.

Games were played, prizes awarded and refresh ments served. Those present beside the guest of honor, were Wayne Morris, Phillip Irish, Richard Whorf, David Whorf, James Prendergast, Robert Fedrloe, Roger Varmier and Eugene Stanczyk. Fred LaVoy Honored On 78fh Rirfhrhv FreorEaVof war entertained on the occasion of his 78th birthday, at a party given by his Mrs. AUda Bean. Satut- tending and Ezra LaVoy, Rodney Chase, LUas and Jeannle Marie Bean of South Glens Falls, and Miss Naomi McGarr of Glens Falls.

Due to Illness, his son, Ferris LaVoy, was unable to attend. Mr. LaVoy was presented with a large pink and white birthday cake baked by his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ezra LaVoy, and with other gifts. Mr.

LaVoy, a native of South Glens Falls, moved to. Lake Sunnyslde a year ago. CARD OF THANKS We sincerely thank friends and neighbors for flowers, cards, and use of cars at the time of our recent bereavement. L'Episclpos and Jim Bonnerm. Adv.

Carl of Thanks I wish to thank relatlvi ttves, friends of kindness and neishbors for acts durinz mv stay in hospital. (Adv.) Mrs. Marie Srtvythe Card of Thanks The family of Gladys A. Clark wishes to thank Rev. Merle Stone of South Glens Falls, Rev.

Daniel R. Burns of Saratoga, staff of the Trooper's Barracks, Saratoga, Busi- llCtia BBUIUllSIUlKTlM Ui otwaiAu, Red Cross Saratoga, and friends from Saratoga, Schenectady.Wilton, Corinth, Glens Fails, Fort Edward: also those who donated cars and flowers during our recent bereavement Elmer and Harry Clark (Adv.) and the Clark Family Makt Wednesday Your Shopping Day at SOUTH END We do not have any stamps, coupons, etc. to give away BUT we do have honest-to-goodness values. Everyday in the week. HAMBURG STEAK REG.

PRICE ISe ICEBERG LETTUCE 2 25' REG. PRICE tte CRATE OF 30 S3.00 CELLO PACK ft ft TOMATOES 2f uu REG. PRICE CRATE OF 1 IL80 SOFT WEVE 10 for 1 KEG. TRICE tor tie WED. lumbus.

will torpwiW. vi.Ww!r-y -vf ll.pri. fcroornsflk-foifwomen mehargel Bennett, Diet. 2, Captain, Mrs. Charles co-worker, Mrs.

Charles Ferry, i Diet. Captain, Mrs. Joseph co-workers, Mrs. Carl Arcurli Mrs. John Cole, Mrs.

Wil- Maffv, Mptgomerv. Mrs. WIMam Gavan. Dlst. 4, Captain, Mrs.

Nicholas Ruotolo; co-workers, Mrs, Anthony Quattrocchi, Mrs. Corbett Spring, Mrs. Nicholas Oatone. Dlsts. and 7, Captain, Mrs.

Law rence Ives; co-workers, Mrs. William Mondoux Mrs. William Mondoux Lawrence Ives. Dlst. (, Captain, Frank Bhee' han.

Dlst. Captain," Mrs. Grace Newell. Dlst 9, Mrs. James Haas; co-workers, Mrs.

Lawrence Johnston, Mrs. Andrew Smatko, Mrs. Joseph passant. Mrs. William Bergman, Mrs.

David Moore. While the census Is being taken Dr. Walling will gather informa tion' as to the future development of the district, including the economic outlook of the district and area, the location of new houses in the district and the availability of residential building sites. This information will also be used In making the enrollment projection. Decorations announced that the next meeting be held April 21 at 10:30 a.m.

the home of Mrs. Ivan Fox. Home care of the sick and a report of Farm and Home Week delegates will be Included In the program. The unit is planning to have an exhibit during National Home Demonstration Week May 2-7. The recreation leader, Mrs.

Emerson Rogers, reported that games learned at the last meeting saved day at a recent women's supper meeting when the speaker failed appear. Mrs. Ivan Fox reported har over per cent of funds collected In cancer drives are used In education, research and expenses patient and that administrative colts are low. Mrs. Earl Maxson and Mrs.

Cross-thwaite arranged the St Patrick's Day decorations for the tea. Immunization Clinic Set for March 29 The second Immunization clinic will be held, in the Dist. 9 School, Fort Edward, on Tuesday, March Pre-school children who re ceived their initial Injection of diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis vaccine at the February clinic Injection between 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Materials for smallpox vaccinations will also be available. fleer of Fori Edward, wilFbe Ufi charge of the clinic; TO HOLD JOINT MEETING A Joint meeting of the Fort Edward Historical Society and the Glens Falls Historical Society will held In Crandall Library, Glens Falls, at 7:30 tonight.

Fort Edward members wishing to attend and de-string transportation are asked to contact either Monroe Oppenhelm Robert C. Loughlin. SCOUTS HONORED Members oTTrid Scout Troop 7 honored the birthday anniversaries Elaine Elder and Linda Cimo a meeting yesterday afternoon in the library. Mrs. Ray Burch and Mrs.

Clifford Blodgett are leaders. The birthday cake was made Mrs. Blodgett FALSE ALARM The Fort Edward Fire Department responded to a call at about 10:30 last night to the District i section, but the Durkee Hose Com pany reported that it was a false alarm. The Durkee and rural trucks responded. LEAVES HOSPITAL Mrs.

E. H. Post, 85 Broadway, has returned from Glens Falls Hospital. RETURNS HOME Mrs. Marion Flowers has returned from Syracuse where, she attended a three-day foundation garment school.

SIAIH NHTtjU SHUTS "91" BraniOnt. niw cm this 1 sPec'a' number noor A twin food sale, sponsored by the Doris Wlsemen and the Charity Carmen Circles of the Baptist Church, will be held Friday, starting at in am. and continuing through. out the dfty. One of the sales will be at Stew.

art's Hardware Store, John and Main and the other at the Roxy Store, 168 Main St. A variety of baked foods will be on sale, Ident ical In quality and price, at each location. Proceeds of the twin sales will go to the church Missionary League. Corporate Communion Planned by Knights The Easter Corporate Commun ion of Hudson Falls Council, 296, Knights of Columbus, will take place at the 8 am. Mass Sunday in St, Paul's Church.

Breakfast at the Kingsbury. Hotel will follow. Washington oounty Attorney John Leary of Hudson Falls will be the speaker at the breakfast. He Is a graduate of Hudson Falls. High School.

Rvracuse University and Syracuse University College of Law. He served in the U.S. Naval Alr Servioes as lieutenant commander. Murray Nolin is chairman of the ticket committee. Breakfast reser-vations will close Saturday noon.

The Council will meet tonight at 8 in its rooms. Speeder Is Fined $10 Gerald Williams, 22, of RD 3, West nleaded auiltv to speeding and was fined $10 yester day -before Police Justice Charles D. McCall. He was arrested Monday on Maple Hudson Falls, by Patrolman Jack Springer of the village police department. SODALITY TO MEET Members of St.

Anne's Sodality with Lillian Measeck, group will make cancer dressings this morning at the Friendly Red Door. PRAYER WATCH Morning prayer watch for young people will be conducted this morn big from 8 to 8:20 In the Presby terian Church for all young people in tne community. LOW MASS Low Mass will be celebrated at 8 a.m. today by the rector, the Very Rev. John C.

Peterson, at 31on Episcopal HDhurch. LIST INIUjfyM Initiation ceremonies wm be con ducted at a meeting of Crown Star Chapter, 143, OBS, tonight, at 8 In Masonic Temple. PLAN ROUND TABLE A parents and table meeting will be conducted to night at 8 at the Methodist Church. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Bllletdoux, 22 Russell member of the nursing staff at Glens Falls Hoe- pltasrls attending a two week's In structors training course In polio ireanneni ai strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester. STUDJf PROGRAM TO BE CONDUCTED CORINTH The. fifth session of the Lenten coffee hour study program of the First Methodist Church will be held tomorrow morning at 9:30. The nhn, "Dick's Discovery," will be shown, and Mrs. Thomas Palmatier, chairman of the commission on missions, will lead the discussion of the film.

Following a "coffee break," a class on Protestantism will be held. The Rev. Benjamin Ash ton, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, will speak on the "Sole Authority." The puouc is invited, SOCIETY TO MEET SARATOGA SPRINGS The an nual meeting of the Society of Saratoga Hospital will be held tomorrow at 3 pjn. at Cramer, House. Ralph J.

Ellsworth will conduct the meet ing. Reports will be read and man agers elected. OX A LAKE LUZERNE-HAJXEY Mrs. Stuart M. Townsend and son.

Billv ana Mrs. tieroert Kane and son, Michael of Lake Luzerne recently left on a trip to Florida where Mrs. Townsend will visit at Fort Pierce and Mrs. Kane at Davtona. Mrs.

Barabara Smith has returned to. Troy after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evens at Hadley. and Co Ellsworth Brothers Ice Cream, Millard Coal Oo, Kearney- Schweitzer Milllman and Hall, Williams Furniture G.

F. Blactaner and Son, Welstrand Grey Ideal Household Supply, Westside Building- Supply, Saratoga Quevtc Saratoga Springa-AseociaUon of Insurance Agents. American-LaFraace Foamtte Co, (Herbert F. Roy Boyce and Drake, The Saratogian, Haviland Motors, Saratoga Vichy Spring: Oo. The G.

F. Harvey New York Telephone Co, Stewart's lee Cream Oo, Siegel Furniture Co, Saratoga Coal and oil Co, Ash ton Ready mix, standard furniture Co. and Fred H. Webel. The Lions Club plans to provide several prizes for patrons as well as for exhibitors the roost attractive booths.

Several of the exhibitors who have signed also plan to have prizes for the public On Unique Table Table decorations should be amus ing, Interesting or pretty, Mrs. William Allen told the Kwltchar-worriea Home Bureau unit at a recent meeting. "You do not need to always rely on flowers or fruit or pretty china," she said. Mrs. Allen demonstrated making several novel Easter table decorations using bright colored egg shells and other Inex pensive materials.

The picture framing class under Mrs. Fred V. Crossthwaite's direc tion sealed frames at the morning session. She recommended cleaning gilt picture frames by wiping with a mixture of a tablespoon of baking powder and the white of an egg. She also advised placing a thumb tack In back of the lower part of the picture to allow air to circulate behind the frame and prevent accumulation of dust Mrs.

Herbert Robart, chairman, Miss Joanne Brablc Honored on Birthday Miss Joanne Brablc celebrated her sixteenth birthday. anniyersalry with a buffet supper, given by her parents, Mr; and Mrs. Joseph F. Brablc, at their home, 244 Broadway, Sunday. The centerpiece was large birthday cake made, by, her sister, 'Carat sae Games mryfm-Guests Included Anne D'Angellco, Mary Ann Choppy, Patricia Chap- and Richard Plan Lenten Service The mid-week Lenten service will be held in the Methodist Church at 7:30 tonight.

The Rev, Leonard C. Russell will be the speaker. The Rev. Gerald W. Jones and the Rev.

Dr. E. Hilton Post will assist In the service. There will be special music by the choir. It is expected that the service will be held in the Sun day school assembly loom because at repairs being done In the sanc tuary.

The choir of the Village Baptist Church will rehearse, at 8:30 pm. today at that church. The Junior choir of the Methodist Church will rehearse at 3:30 pa, and- the re hearsal of the senior choir will be conducted at 8:30, pm. TO TELL STORIES Mrs. Mae D.

Wrlgley, kindergarten teacher in the OTOonnell School, win oe tne storyteller at a story hour for second and third grade children In the Fort Edward Free Library at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow. SOCIETY TO MEET The Ladies. Aid- Society of the Baptist Church will meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs.

John Wang, Lower Broadway. Plans will be made for the annual Easter flower sale. PERSONAL Mrs. Isabel Stoughton, 19 Bald win Ave, is spending this week In New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Rev.

Allan to Speak LAKE LUZERNE-HADLEY The Rev. Francis B. Allan of the West Glens Falls Presbyterian Church will be the speaker at the 4th Lent en supper for the Junior Hl-Hl group of the Rockwell Falls Pres byterian Church at the manse at 8:30 tonight. Mrs. Sylvia Hughes and Mrs.

William Harvey will have charge 6f the supper- and hosts for the evening wis be Kay Brown Doris Arm Hayes; George Madison arid Lynn Visscher. FOOD SALE LAKE LUZERNE-HADLEY The women of the Rockwell Falls Pres- byteriac Ohurch of Lake Luzerne will bold a food sale at the home of Mrs. Joseph Hall, Main Street at 2:30 today. Home made pies, cakes, breads, rolls, beans and salads will be on sale; Tea will be served during the afternoon. FOOD SALE OORINTrWrhe Methodist Youth Fellowship will sponsor a food sale at the church on Saturday, begin ning at 10:30 am.

The proceeds will be used toward the expenses of tne annual spring trip to be held on April 30. The group plans to spend a day at Hyde Park. They will also sponsor? a smorgasbord dinner at the church on April 21. will at the to 80) 28. of be.

or of at by At the next meeting of the court on ApriT2ti at 8:16 p.m., new mem- ben will be Initiated. Find Two Molorists (Guilty of Speeding i Charged with speeding, two out-; of-town motorists apprehended by Patrolman Jack Springer, appeared I In police court Monday before Police Vyuatlce Charles D. McCalL I Pleading guilty to speeding on the Boulevard, Bernard N. Cohen of Utica, was given a suspended sent- enoe, and Gerald P. Orcutt of Fort Ann, pleading guilty to speeding In Oak St, was fined CHURCH MEETING i The mid-week prayer meeting of the Presbyterian Church will be conducted tonight at 7:30 at the i home of Frank W.

Bwigert, 14 Wil low St. The Lenten meditation will be based on Luke 22 and 23 and i will be led by Mrs. Stella Lauren. AMARANTH TO MEET i Queen Elizabeth Court, 11, Order of, Amaranth, will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Masonic Temple with Mr.

and Frederick- Hagen, patron and 'matron, presiding. A social hour and refreshments will follow. PRAYER SERVICE 'The mid-week prayer service of the Advent Christian Church will be conducted tonight at at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bradley, Ferry with the pastor, rthe Rev.

James In charge, I SLATE SERVICES Mid-week prayer services at the Gospel Lighthouse Church (As- semblies of God) will be conduct- i ed tonight at I at the church by the pastor, the Rev. Robert Can- terbury. i r79 EUUYS MOTH FUME TS V.KI3TAU Kill men hnw, I eiMptun A 1 POUND 4l)C 25 hckl Commerclol ENVELOPES rw, return Mme or air nun, 6H sin. 19' EACH 'CAM NOME $1.00 CREAM DEODORANT Checks ptnpintlM tf en. WOODCOCK REXALL 'FORT EDWARD A 1 l.HLLVm I ffilf 26 Business Firms to Exhibit In Saratoga Better Homes Show 1.49 PAINT ROLLER WITH TRAY' Can be used for oil or water base it paints.

Covers fast. Ideal foil ceillegs. Simple to operate. I Hudson Falls! SARATOGA SPRINGS Charles Eddy, president of the Lions Club, has announced that 28 business firms Saratoga Springs' have signed contracts to exhibit the Saratoga Better Homes Show to be sponsored by the club. The show win be held May 5.

8 and 7 at the State Armory, Lake Ave. The 28 exhibitors will occupy about three-fifths of the apace available, and Mr. Eddy said there are several other firms which have not reached a decision but are con sidered as possibiUties. "Some type of business are not as represented," Mr. Eddy said, "and if It develops that none of the local people in these lines is Interested, booth space will be, offered to merchants in nearby communities.

Definite exhibitors to date are Rich Food Plan, E. D. Starbuck 'V- 186 Main St. Hudson Falls.