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RECORDER DIAL VI 8-1100
Fonda BoarA
Planning New
Water Rules
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of t h e Fitzgerald Bottling Co.(Fitzgerald, father of the current
th m n g hU4.
-. surprise
. „ . „ . ! „ party
««»*,, aro«_ *president of the company. The
t A
original lite was on lower Held St.,
ranged by Owens-Illinois at and after it had become estabTessie's on the Sacandaga lished it was moved to the Church
Reid Sts. comer now occupied
Reservoir Monday night. The and
by PNA Hair.'
Owens - Illinois Corporation The plant w u removed to lowmakes glass containers for er East Main St. in 1915 after continued expansion in which the
Fitzgerald products.
father was assisted by William
A gold bottle—with diamond Fitzgerald and other sons. A
pendant was presented to the hon- branch was established in Scheor guest and glasses monogrammed nectady in 1938
in silver were received by Mrs.
Fitzgerald. Presentations were High point of company success
made by Philip J. McCann, Al- came In 1946, when Fitzgerald
bany branch manager of Owens- opened one of the most modern
bottling plants in New York State
Illinois.
Other company officials attend- on Freeman's Bridge Rd.. Schenecing included James W. Colbert, tady. A two-foot cake In replica
New York, eastern regional mana- of the Schenectady plant was a
ger, and Raymond P. Wilson of the feature of the Monday night's dinAlbany branch.
. > ner.
Founded In 1882
Fitzgerald Bottling Co. was
Weather
Elsewhere
founded In 1882 by Timothy J.|
later -went to the Fonda fairgrounds where they . learned to
set up pup tents.
. Prizes were awarded to the following boys for selling the most
boxes of candy in the recent sale:
First Billy Sitts. who received a
camera; second prize (tie), Wayne
Dingman and Michael Pelosl. who
received flashlights; third, Dougt h e c a m - las Davis, who received* a ball
The boys point pen and pencil tec.
Friday, and will return Sunday
afternoon.
A lay-out inspection will be held
this evening at 7:30 in the parking lot east of the Fonda school
building. Boys are to bring all
equipment necessary for the outing.
At Monday evening's meeting of
the troop held In the firemen's
• F Q N n A - . T h » m o n t h l y m e e t i n g moms,
final
plant for
of the Fonda Village Board was poree were discussed.
held Monday evening at the Municipal Building with all members
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present and Mayor Merwyn E.
NOW
Lotridge presiding.
The board has been working on
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the revision of the rules and reg
ulations of the Water Department
in order to bring them up to date.
Attorney Lansing Thornton attended the meeting to go over the
legal matters pertaining to the
change. After the work is com*
pleted a copy of the new rules
and regulations will be published.
It was decided to have the William J. Cady Co. of Amsterdam
clean, patch and service treat with
liquid asphalt and stone the following streets: Bridge St., School
St. and 'Mills Terrace, the work
to be done the first part of June*
It was voted that the Empire
State Tree Experts of Johnstown
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
spray the village elms during the
first part of June.
S t t ' t <r>l
High Low
'WilliAH rSINCE.
It
was
voted
to
purchase
a
1951
32
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Albany, cloudy
45
QOLD BOTTLE MARKS 15TII ANNIVERSARY—-Gerald Fitzgerald, president of the Fitzgerald Bot~Tiirwcwr~'~
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60 tling Co., In presented with m gold bottle with diamond pendant by Philip J. McCann, Albany branch Ford car and 2-way radio for use
Atlanta, cloudy
83
by
the
Special
Police
when
pa
FEATURE
AT
9:45
47 manager of Owens-Illinois, at commemoration of* 15th anniversary of the founding of the local bottling
Boston, cloudy
61
45 plant. Mr. Fitzgerald Is holding a picture of his father, Timothy J. Fitzgerald, who founded the trolling. The Special Police will
Buffalo, cloudy
66
TOP STORY OF THE NUCLEAR AGE!
pay for its maintenance, gas and
Chicago, cloudy
> 65 55J company In 1882. (Recorder Photo.)
oiL
47
Cleveland, cloudy . . . . . . 69
General routine business was
48
Denver, rain
73
transacted
and bills were audited
if
he
took
the
first
trick
with
the
54
Detroit, cloudy
73
and
ordered
paid to the amount
ace of diamonds. He would then
Fort Worth, cloudy . . . . 81 M
of
S562.21
draw
trumps
and
lead
a
club.
Indianapolis, cloudy . t.. 74 _51
To Attend Camporre
West would take the ace of clubs
57
Los Angeles, clear . . . . . 75
Fifteen
boys of Fonda Scout
and
lead
a
heart
to
East's
ace.
60
Memphis, cloudy . . . . . . 85
Troop
No.
42 are planning to atEast
would
then
return
a
dia52
Milwaukee, cloudy . . . 74
tend
the'
Scout
Spring Camporee
|mond,
and
West
would
take
two
is:'
67
New Orleans, cloudy . . 87
By A L F R E D S U E I N W O L D
to
be
held
at
the
Canajoharie Fish
diamond
tricks.
49
New York, cloudy . . . . 66
SHOWN
and Game Club, Flat Creek, FriThe Bath Coup was first Invented about 200 years ago, in the
Dally Question
62
Oklahoma City, cloudy 76
70
44 days of Whist, but It is still a very effective play in contract bridge Partner , deals and bids ' one day, Saturday and Sunday.- The
Philadelphia, cloudy
Starring
boys, accompanied by ScoutmasNAT "KINQ^ COL*
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IP
47
Portland, Me., clear . . . . 62
spade. The next player passes, ter Al Marotta, William Zabo and
EARTIIA KITT
North
dealer
51
St. Louis, cloudy • • • • * • 77
PEABL BAILEY
__
Everott-Krantzr-wiir leave "Fonda
vulnerable
__ land l e a d a club. The defenders and you hold: _ _ _ „
42 __JNorth-South
Salt-Lake CUyrdoudy r 64
{could" take their two aces, but the
NORTH
~ S—K 10 9 5
San Francisco, clear . . . 72 48
contract was safe.
H—Q J
* K 10 9 5
45
Seattle, clear
68
D—€ 4 3
South's
refusal
to
take
the
first
V
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M
Tampa, cloudy . . . . . . . . 84
C—K Q J 9
trick
was
the
Bath
Coup.
This
ev4
3
Washington, cloudy . . . . 84 M
play, from A-J-x or A-J-x-x, be- What do you say?
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M—Missing '
WEST
EAST
came very popular in the English Answer: Bid two clubs.' The
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resort town Bath in the days of hand is not quite worth a raise
87J2
V A 10 6 4 3
Beau Nash. The opening leader to three spades. Bid a side suit
usually thought it safe to continue and raise spades later. If you had
K Q 10 5
• 9 8
4 AS 4 2
* 10 8 6 3
his suit, and this tumbled him passed originally, you would jump
M O N T O O M I R V WARD
SOUTH
right
into
the
trap.
to
three
spades.
4k A Q 8 7 4 3
(Copyright 1958. Gen. Features Corp.)
Switch Would Save Defense
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7
2
THRU
A switch to hearts at the sec* 7
ond
trick would save the defense. Approximately 1,200 persons
At No INCREASE In Prices
North East Sooth West
East would take the ace of hearts each year are drowned In the
Because of the Length of This
Pass
Pan 1 A
Pass
and return a diamond. Now the United States as a result of acci3 4
Pa" 4 4
P»ss
Show . . . Each Feature Will
Pass
Pass
Only Be Shown Onoe . . . at
defenders would surely get their dents which involve the use of
#Kof dia- two diamond tricks as well as the small boats in fresh water.
8:07 Only.
Baote S at Fslstl— B r i d f
West Opening
opened lead
the—
king
LANA '.' " j L ' HOPE
monds, and South took the cus- two aces.
^ — NOW PLATING — *
TURNER -W LANOE
tomary moment of thought before South would lose the contract
Tor the Action "Loving F»M
LLOYD
NOLAN
playing
the first card from dum"DEVIL'S HAIRPIN"
TERRY
MOORE
my.
He
saw that there was some
In Teenattolor
— In— "
danger of losing two diamonds,
Cornel Wilde and Jr»n WftlUee
one heart and one club.
— ThVM - M I S T E R ROCK A N D R O L L "
Having thought of a plan, deRocky Gr«ilano - Aim Freed
clarer played a low diamond from
BUMPER STBIFS and YOUR 1958
dummy and could drop the seven
CARD for 15 FREE Mid-week movof diamonds from his own hand
ie* for tftw driver ABSOLUTELY
FREE to be riven ent Mar II, 14,
with
a very natural motion. The
U SB* May 20, s i . tt.
idea of dropping the seven instead
We're your doctor's faithful
of the deuce of diamonds was to
allies in safe-guarding your
deceive West, and a clumsily exehealth by filling every one
cuted deceptive play doesn't fool
of his prescriptions with comanybody.
plete accuracy and fresh,
potent top quality pharma—As it happened. West, was deceuticals.
ceived. He thought that East had
played the eight of diamonds front
A N D A T 10550 O N L Y
some such holding as A-8-2. West
therefore led a low diamond, and
Professional Apothecary and
1
South was able to win the trick
Surgical Shop
UIIOXAl W1W£BPR00UCISC0..H.7. BlEKDD
with the jack.
WHUfl. IS ftOQf. KX EUJN KB1WI SMU
186 Market St. Dial VI 2-6150
Now South could draw trumps
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TRY ON
YING
Be Sure to Pick Up Your
Insurance Policy at Hie Door!
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EVENING KECOBDER, AMSTERDAM, N.Y., WEDNESDAY, MAY H 195S
75tJi Anniversary Marked
0y Fitzgerald Bottling €a.
The diamond anniversaryf
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Informal — Fine Food — Reasonable Rates
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