lutherans to ~edi(ate New ~hur(h Building

On Sunday afternoon, March 5, at 3:30 P.M. Bethlehem tu­heran Church wi11 dedicate its ew Church Building located on 1m Avenue, Delmar. The Rev. Rudolph P. F. Ress­eyer, President of The Atlan­

ic District if the Lutheran hurch - Missouri Synod, will e the Festival Preacher. The ev. Paul H. Gassman, Pastor f the Congregation, will be the iturgist. John Gold, President of

he Congregation will Marshall he proceedings.

Miss Sheree Wright of Delmar, ~he first child to be baptized in the Congregation after its

!unding in 1955, will officially

pen the doors of the new Church uilding. Sheree will also· be a ember of the first Confirmation

Class to be Confirmed in the New Church. I Bethlehem Lutheran Churc~

as founded in 1955 and for a ear the Congregation worship­ed in the Delmar Public Library. n May 1956 the present Chapel as dedicated. On May 29 the ongregation will celebrate its 5th Anniversary. The present hapel will be converted into a ommunity Youth building and

Community Activity Center nd will be available to Com­unity Organizations for intra­

mural sports or organizational

Architectural Committee John Gold James Michaels Ray Elwell Charles Filkins Jerry Jonas Walter Kinn Kenneth Mortenson Marie Millspaugh Samuel WhIting Arthur Zautner (deceased) Furnishings Committee Marie Millspaugh. Chairman Thelma Elwell Mildred Gassmann Marion Michaels Agnes Vandenburgh Bond _Drive Committee Richard Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ouder-

kirk Financial Committee Rudolph Gehr J ames Bowersox Peter Bollenbecker Edward Cebry David Eaton Arthur Dill Olaf Hausgaard Paul Kross Alcide Larche Donald Miller Clarence Ouderkirk Richard Phillips William Stone James Michaels

Memorials Committee Mr. ,and Mrs. Frank Markus.

Chairman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herrick Mr. and Mrs. James Michaels Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rappe Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rauch The organist for the Festival Service will be Mrs. Carl Rappe. Mrs. Irma Herrick will direct the Senior Choir. Mrs. Lawrence

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For the past year Mrs. Thomu3 Winn (or Florence Winn as she is professional known)_ has been away from Altamont, living in Ore­gon, traveling through the West and as always painting busily. She returned with many outstanding acrylics and oils and is currently having a one-man show at the Bethlehem Public Library. Her land­scape - grand as ever, always wide in scope - include the sweeps of Wyoming, Teton Mountain Range ruggedness, vast plains of wav­ing wheat. She also shows our own Helderberg Mountains,'a charm: ing Cape Cod beach as well as "samples of the Western way." A new facet to Mrs. Winn's painting character is emphasized with two ani· mal paintings. One of a favorite pack mule serenely grazing in a lum­inous green field is causing much favorable comment. The other of two very friendly hippopatami is equally charming and when asked why she had chosen them to paint, she confided it was a family joke - we certainly wish we knew the joke. At any rate the show is well balanced and interesting as are all the artist's hangings.

Something else for the adults has been planned and this is a sure winner. On Tuesday evening, March 17, at 7:30 P.M., another slide­chat program has been planned at the Library. The topic is "Anti­ques" and the superb slides are part of the famous "Art of the United States" collection borrowed from the New York State Library. The library staff was so noisily enthusiastic and had such a fine time dis· cussil'l:g their own possessions that it was decided a sort of adult "show-and-tell" period should follow the slides. So, if you would like to, you are invited to bring along one or several of your own treasures and either tell a bit about them or if you aren't too sure, perhaps some· one at the gathering can supply the information. The evening will be most informal and should be a lot of fun.

There is to be another art show at the library beginning this week, which, by the way, is Nursery Education Week. Children from the Tri­Village Nursery School are to bring examples of their original (and it is original) work and will hav.e a show all their own.

That same week on Saturday morning, March 14, at 9:30 and a­gain at 11:00, Miss Carol Alric, children's librarian, will show three films to the youngsters of the area. "Legend of Paramo" is based on a folk story of South America. "Miss Esta Maude's Secret" tells of the adventures of a school teacher and her racing car. "Moon Bird" cap­tures the magical world of childhood as two small boys go out at night to capture a moonbird. The films are all rated highly and will please all ages.

Coffee House Because of the fire in the open at the end of this month,

boiler room of the Bethlehem but now it needs an even Coffee House, on March 4, greater work force than be­opening night previously an- fore. Everyone is welcome, nounced as March 14, has been and needed! To find out what postponed. Hopefully it will you can do, can 439-5247.

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LUTHERANS (Cont'd·from Page 1)

Fournier and Mrs. Dorothy Czirr will direct the Junior Choir. Description of Building

The Church is 132 feet in length, Contemporary in style, and has a seating capacity of 400. The interior of the Church h01lses a business office, the Pastor's office and a spacious Lounge Room. A large Chevron Stained Glass Window dominates the Al-tar area. A unique feature of the

DEDICATION OF NEW CHURCH! SUNDAY - MARCH 15, 1970

TWO SPECIAL SERVICES 10:30 A.M. - Valedictory Service In "Old" Building.

Rev. Victor Albers, Guest Preacher. 3:30 P.M. - FESTIVAL SERVICE. Community Invited to Attend.

Rev. Rudolph P. F. Ressmeyer, President of the Atlantic Dis­trict of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod will be the Guest Preacher.

COME AND REJOICE AND PRAISE GOD WITH US!

BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN CHURCH' 85 ELM AVENUE,

DELMAR, NY.

REV .PAUL H. GASSMANN, PASTOR TEL., 439-6217

THE SPDTLlGf

Church is a roof that slants fron front to back and arches tha form two side aisles. Officers of the Congregation President: Mr. John Gold Vice President: Mr. Samuel

Whiting Secretary: Mr. Satyendra P.

Mathur Treasurer: Mr. William Stone Financial Sec.: Mr. Clarence

Ouderkirk Pastors Who Have Served Our Church Rev. Lawrence Heuchert -

1954-1959 Rev. Harold Scheibert -

1959-1965 Rev. Paul H. Gassmann -

1965-The Public is cordially invite

to attend this special Dedicatio Service.

Report At the recent annual meetin:

of the Board of Directors of th Bethlehem Community Whit Festival the following Boar­Officers were re-elected: Arthu

__ ~_-_-___ ~ __ G. Dill, President; Mrs. Arthu C. McHugh, Vice-President; Chal les M. Lacy, Secretary; Rober

t H. Taylor, Treasurer.

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"Amahl and the Night Vis tors," an opera, was presente at the Bethlehem Middle Scho<1 on Thursday and Friday everl ings, December 11 and 12 and, 0

Sunday afternoon, December 14.1 The total offering from th

three performances was $1,02~1 The production expenses weri $497 (royalties and music $2811 auditorium $174. other prodm tion expenses $43). The net gai from the performances was $521' Personal gifts of $87 and orgal ization gifts of $107, added to th $525 gain from the performancE' made a total of $719 in net.' rl ceipts.

Disbursements for the fisc: year, March 1, 1969 through Fel ruarv 28, 1970, were $103

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food baskets $516, remembrances for

$39, toy repairs $34, insllrance $102, stationery $25,

closet $84. financial as­listanl,e for the needy $237. The

two projects are year operations.

With disbursements of. $1037 net receipts of $719 there net operating loss of $318

the fiscal year.

ew Officers

year was elected at a re­meeting of the Bethlehem

~pI)rt';m'm's Club, including Ro-White, President; Robert

Bh'ltte,r" Vice-President, Neill Treasurer and Robert Secretary.

Belinda M. Stanton, daughter Dr. and Mrs. John M_ Stanton,

recently informed that she on the Dean's List at the State

Universi1;v of New York at AI­. Belinda, a 1968 graduate

Marylrose Academy. is a sopb­at State University where

is majoring in Sociology and Sci&nce and is a member

''')'"UTc·_<,~'s Tennis Team.

At Festival The "Experimental Theatre of

State University of New York at Albany has been invited to pro­duce a play for the Yale Drama Festival this year. The festival, which is being held on March 20, 21, and 22 will bring students

. James

and faculty of theatre depart­ments of the United States and Canada to New Haven to view each other's work, discuss thea­tre, and hear distinguished speak­ers in the field.

The Experimental Theatre, under the general supervision of James M. Leonard, 123 Elsmere Ave., Delmar of the theatre

March 18 meeting of the S1. Thomas' Altar-Rosary Society. The meeting will take piece in the auditorium after a lenten Mass at 7:30 P.M. in the Church. The models will include Mrs. John P. Haggerty, Mrs. Raymond F. Ryan, Mrs. Stan lev l. Raub, Mrs. Joseph G. Keller. Mrs. W. M. McClellan, Mrs. William R. Bannan. Mrs. William Sullivan will provide background music and Mrs. Charles W. Reeves will be the commentator.

Ma,eh 12, 1970 - PAGE 3

DELMAR DECORATORS are pleased to announce the opening of a

FASHION FABRIC

SHOP at new and larger quarters in Dela­ware Plaza, next to Del's Restaurant on or about the 21 st of March, fea­turing KlOPMAN • INDIAN HEAD. SPRING MillS & .other fine names in fabrics - plus McCall's Patterns, Notions, Trimmings, Buttons in addition to an expanded

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faculty, will be presenting a ser­ies of enactments of the cartoons of Jules Feiffer. collectively titled "Paranoia Blues."

To Convention Robert A. Pierson, Coordin­

ator of Distributive Education at Bethlehem Central High School, has announced tha't twenty-six DECA members will attend the Annual Convention March 23-25. This is the Tenth Annual Distri­butive Education Conference to be held at the Concord and will

education students and their teachers from all over the Stale of New York.

During the three-day program the students will meet in busi­ness sessions to decide the pro­gram and policies of the State Unit for the coming year. The BeRS voting delegates team will be: Janet Brownell, Michael Cootware, James Cullen, Carol Dottino, Patrick Ford, and Laura Love, headed by Gordon McAl­pin.

On Friday, February 20, J anine Carroll, Anne DiBiase, Kevin

attract hundreds of distributive' . Klersy, and Bonnie Wickes took

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the 'tests to entitle them to par­ticipate as Officer Candidates at the Conference. John France and Paul Gutman will complete in the Display Construction Contest, while Frank Rooney will be an alternate in the same contest. Joyce Hausemann will complete in the Supermarket Cashiering Contest; Diane Hobbs will submit an Advertising Lay­out; Jean Markley will partici­pate in the store Layout Contest, Brian Panza's Poster will be sub­mitted; Michael Ristau will take the Math test; and Cindy Swasey will compete in the Display Judg-

The Light

Touch

By Bob Jackson

A real test of will power is to have the same ailment someone is describing -and not mention it. · .. A teenager knows you can't buy happi­ness - but thinks you can charge it ... · .. TV shows have gotten so bad, some kids have gone back to doing their homework. · .. Sign in a garden-supply store: "Let your mind go to seed." · .. Side streets are like trees. Some sap is apt to be running out of them. · .. We don't run out of the materials you need to improve your home at Delmar Lumber.

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THE SPOTLlG~ ing Contest. As a result of he' competition in the Area Contests Cathy Giacone will be an alter nate in the DECA Sweethea Contest and Karla Ouderkir will be a member of the Cour tesy Corp at the Concord. Joa Brownell, Paul Bruce, Kim Hil chie, and Susan Reagan will at tend as current DEC A Chapte Officers.

Mrs. Roberta Raymond, BCH~ business teacher will also accom pany the group.

Unit Completed The members of the Introduc

tion to Business classes at Beth lehem Central High School hav just t;ompleted a unit studyin about the computer and dat processing. Mrs. Raymond, th Introduction to Business teacher has taught the students some 0

the basic principles of compute operation. The students hav also spent time operating th k~y-J,Junch machine at the school.

On March 3 as a culmination 0

their unit, the students hear~

James Garrett and Carl Meisner'i representatives of the Cyberne­tics Institute in Colonie, dis­cuss the cOll.LSeS....Offered...aLthe school. The students also sa a movie about the Cybernet\cs School and heard about the job opportunities available in the data processing field.

Carnival The time for the Annual Girls!

Athletic Association-Futurel Business Leaders of America Carnival is fast appro~ching'l Friday evening, March 13, will find the gym at Bethlehem Cen·1 tral High School crowded with: eager carnival-goers, beginning; at 7:30 P.M. There will be many varied activitie!> available for an evening of fun and frolic.

DECA members will operate' the coat check as always, pro- i

viding an opportunity for every­one to enjoy the fun in comfort. DECA will also man a Softball Throw Booth and a Pin Ball Booth. For those who get hungry, DECA members will provide refresh­ments throughout the- evening.

This year the AFS Club will begin its money raising for next year's program by selling uncook-

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ed pizzas. The cheerleaders will ,ell home-baked goodies and oper­ate a Basketball Throw, while Keyettes will entertain with the Marriage Booth.

Once again, GAA's Fun House will be in operation. Other GAA members will sell used books, operate a White Elephant Booth, Fishpond, Spoon Race and a Ring - Around - the - Coke - Bot­tle Toss. The highlight of GAA's activities will be the Cake Walk where prizes will be cakes decor­,

~ted by faculty members. ! FBLA's Goldfish Bowl, Ring Throwing, Bead Selling, Basket­~all, Hammer-and-Nail and Mon­~y Toss booths will be supple­mented by the Pick-a-Pocket ;Girl wandering through the crowd.

Anne DiBiase, FBLA Carnival Chairman, with Anita Preska 'land Rosina Walker, the GAA Co­Chairman, are completing. final :arrangements for this gala event.

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They are being assisted by Mrs. Mary T. Elliott and Miss Marcy

IStafford, faculty advisors.

JAM at Carnival I Kathy Herrington, Chairman of the Future Business Leaders of America Dance at Bethlehem Central High School, has an­nounced that the Orchestra will be the JAM. The Annual FBLA Dance will follow the GAA-FBLA

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Carnival on March 13. Dancing will begin in the dining room at 8:30 and continue until 11 P .M_

The Decorations Committee of Margaret Hasselwander, Christine Morrow, Kathy Her­rington, Donna Myers. Marilyn Spencer and Darlene Mason is capitalizing on the Friday the 13th for the theme and decora­tions will illustrate the many superstitions which accompany the day.

Objecting Parents and Taxpayers (PATS)

. of Bethlehem Central School Dis­trict today issued a statement

following the report of the Citi­zens' Advisory Committee to the Board of Education. The state­ment reads as follows:

"Parents and Taxpayers (PATS) has been reporting since the last Budget hearings that the cost of education in Bethle­hem was high. We had no idea it was the highest in every category reported ·on by the Business Management sub-committee last Thursday, Transportation, Oper­ation and Maintenance, Teach­ers' Salaries and Central Ad­ministration.

"Parents and Taxpayers strongly opposes, therefore, a long-term contract. or any con-

Ma,eh 12, 1970 - PAGE 5

tract, with the Superintendent until this year's Budget is pass­ed. There are too many questions being asked by voters about the administration of the District. If the Superintendent has failed to carry out the Administrative policies of the Board of Educa­tion, a contract would stand in the way of rectifying the situa­tion.

"We also strongly recommend that the Board of Education ser­iously consider the excellent format for the Budget suggested by the Business Management sub­committee. If adopted, the vot­ers would be much better inform­ed on financial ~atters, and,

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most certainly, would know what they are voting for in the Bud­get."

Meeting The Town of Bethlehem His­

torical Association will have the March meeting Thursday, March 19, at 8 P.M., at the His­torical Center, on Route 144, Cedar Hill.

The speaker for the evening will be Paul Ruey, who will give a slide lecture and presentation "Archiology of the Van Baal Pa­tent - on the Norman·skill."

Mrs. Mary E. Van Oosterbrug­ge, President, will preside. Hos­t.P,SSp.s for the p.vp.ning arp. Mrs. John Brauer and Miss Marjorie Terrell.

Entering Army. Dr. Douglas R. Johnson of 127

Mosher Road, Delmar is entering thp. Army Mflrl'h 1.2 fI<; fI ist. Lie­utenant, reporting to Fort Knox, Kentucky. Dr.'·Johnson received his degree of Doctor of Philo­sophy in Organic Chemistry from

the University of Minnesota last December. He is the son of Mrs EIsi.e Johnson of Delmar and Theron A. Johnson of Washing­ton D.C.

2 Are Finalists The National Merit Scholar­

ship Corporation has notified Sidney Jones and Marilyn Metz­ler, seniors at Bethlehem Cen­tral High School, that they have now advanced to Finalist sta­tus in the 1969-70 Merit Program.

This year, 15,000 Finalists throughout the United States will compete for approximately' 1000 one-time National Merit onp. thousand dollar scholarship and for about 1800 sponsored Merit' Scholarships, renewable for up to four years of college study at the accredited institu­tion of the winner's choice.

Si~ney, who is preparing for' a career in Journalism, ,i~ the daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Kear­ney Jones of 51 Montrose Drive, Delmar, and Marilyn, 'who ex­pects to major in Mathematics in college, is the daughter of

Mr. & Mrs. Dwight F. Metzler of 145 Murray Avenue, Delmar.

Pancake Supper

Boy Scout Troop #72, of Sling­erlands Community Methodist Church, will serve its famous an­nual Pancake and Sausage Sup­per there, on Thursday, March 12, from 5-7 P.M. The public is cordially invited to enjoy this Scouting activity. Tickets will be available from troop mem­bers, or at the door, at $1.75 for adults and 75¢ for children under twelve.

Proceeds from this supper will be applied toward the summer Scout Camp program.

Excerpts -From "The Guidance News­

'letter" of Bethlehem Cen­tral Senior High School

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There is no charge for tuition room, hoard and supplies, an training stipends of up to $15 per month are paid to eaeh stu dent who is accepted into th program. Apply to - Dr. Rpnr. Platt. The Dt'vereux Found tion Institute for Rt'search all( Training, Devon, Pennsylvani 19333.

Juniors; Application Procedur for Admission to Military Academies

If a young man wants to pre pare himself to enter the servic

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as a commi~sioned offi('e through the more tranitional route and not via the Reserve Offi('ers I Training Corps, he should apply to one of the-military academies, I

administered directly by the Uni- : ted States Government. I

The United States Military: Academy (Army) is IO('ated at; West Point, New York; the Na­val'Aeademy at Annapolis, Mary-' land; the Coast Guard A('ademy at New London, Connecticut,: and the Air Force At'ademy at, Colorado Springs, Colorado. I

The procedure for admission I

to the Coast 'Guard Academy is I

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Apply directly to the Academy, I

and take the December College I

Boards. For the other three academies,

you must first apply to your Senator and/or Representative for an appointment to the Aca­demy of your choil'e, preferahly in the spring of your junior year.

If you receive a congressional appointment to one of the Aca­demies, you must then fulfill the entrance requirements of that particular Academy.

Of course, all four academies, offer a virtually free education, to successful candidates, but in'l turn, you are obligated upon grad- .

•• I uates to accept a commiSSIOn as I

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military.

The Junior G.!. Bill Objective - To provide finan- ~

cial assistant for further educa­tion to children of deceased or ' totally and permanently disabled veterans. Duration and Benefits - A max­imum of thirty-six months of training and education may be ' obtained while receiving pay­ments of up to $130 a month. School and Colleges - Eligible students may pursue their educa­tion in approved colleges or vo­cational schools. Application - Must be filed by a parent or guardian with the Veterans Administration.

Square Dance Popular demand has caused

the Delmar P-TA to sponsor another square dance with the same caller, Bill Chattin. There will be dancing in the school

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,gym from 8 P.M. to midnight on ISaturday night, March 21, foI­I lowed by a free midnight buffet. I Mrs. Gerard Schmitt. ways and Imeans committee chairman. tells ~s t.hat Mrs. John Haines has heen distrihuting tickets to par­ents throug'h the g-rade mothers. Iso that they might invite friends Ito join them in the fun. Tickets Iwill be available at the door for

la donation of $2.50 per person. Anyone interested in purchasing tickets ahead can do so by dial­ing 439-6441 or 439-5975.

Mrs. Arthur McDowell, parent and art teacher, is using her crea­tive talents in designing the high­ly imaginative decorations, and Dr. Odelia Fernandez, art teach­er at the Delmar School is work­ing with the children so that they' too can participate in their in­imitable way.

Mrs. Anthony Tartag-lia is working with other mothers to provide the "Vittles" for the buffet which will be served by

rs. Vincent Lomhardi and her

Punch and snacks will be avail-

partment pposed

Proposed' construction of a hree-family apartment dwell­ng at the corner of Kenwood

venue and Orchard Street was pposed at a public hearing be­ore the Bethlehem Zoning Board f Appeals. Principal spokesman in oppo­

ition was attorney Sanford Ro· emblum who lives in the neigh­orhood at 10 Woodbine .Road. Arnold F. Mosmen, Jr., of 554-

Kenwood Avenue, Delmar, resented his plans to the Board

recently and said there is a need

~or apartments in the commun­ty. Citing the duplex units owned y his parents in Bethlehem, he

~old the Board they have a wait­ing list of apartment-seeking who want to live in Delmar.

Attorney Rosenblum sugg-est­~d to the Zoning- Board: I think ¥ou should consider the intL'rest ~f the majority and the commun­ityas a whole, not one individual.

He presented a petition signed :>y what he described as 17 or 18

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Also save $1 on 2,500 sq ft bag~ 6.95

YES - WE HAVE NEW SUPER TURF BUILDER WITH 1/3 MORE GREENING POWER

(Now on Sale) 8 to 6 Monday thru Saturday

14 Iloo1II Rd .. Delmar IOff Delawarel Next to A&P . FREE DELIVERY PHONE HE.9-9212

hood who protested five major points:

1. That erecting the apartment unit would estahlish a precedent in their neighhorhood.

2. That the additional autos of the apartment residents and their guests would add to the air pollution.

3. That the design of the rear of the proposed stru('ture would offend the homeowners of the one-family dwellings adjacent to it.

4. That the apartment resi­dents and their guests would add "density and stress" to the neighhorhood.

5. That the homeownt'rs in the neighhorhood live in Bethlehem because they wish to avoid the noise and congestion this type of apartment attraels.

Mr. Mosmen refuted these al­legations.

He .told the Board that he­cause of present construdion custs it would he more feasible for him to build a three-fam­ily apartment house than a two· family one. Each unit would he .one-bedroom and would he rent· ted to retired or semi·retired couples, young married couples without children, or single per­sons, he told the Board. Although split·level, MI". Mosmen said the structure would resemhle a one or two· family house.

If Mr. Mosmen's requcst for a special exception to the zoning law, is approved and he is allow­ed to build the apartmcnts. he said construction would hegin as soon as the weather warms up and could take frnm three to four months, at an estimated cost of $45.000.

Several neighhors present in· dicated alarm to the Zoning Board that if this apartment dwelling is constructed, it will leave other vacant lots wide open for similar development.

Meeting On Tuesday. March 17. 1970.

members of Tawasentha Ch~lpter DAR will meet at the horne of Mrs. Jerome W. Kraus at 1:00 for a business meeting.

S.bsc~be to lb. Spotllght .

THE SP

Engaged Sullivan-Kelly

Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan :J Burhans Place. Delmar. noun('e the engagement of daughter, Miss Cynthia Sullivan to Rohert G. Kelly, . of Mr. and Mrs. Rohert of Otter Lake.

versity. majoring in tics. She is a memher of Phi Sigma Sorority.

Her fiance was from Notre Dame High S('hool Utica and is a sociology at Albany State University.

A May 2 wedding day has set.

Brownie Troop #585 of mar is having a busy and nr,,,luel tive year. As a service the girls planned and held ty for the children at the Aid for Retarded IO('atcd on dison A \'enue in Alhany. spent many meetings fudge and cookies, and ing action songs to entertain children.

At Christmastime the ies all enjoyed a Holiday Cal Sing at their Leader's home.

In January Troop 585 tained Brownie Troop 540 at Indian Pow Wow. They Indian drums. beads and bands for everyone. Songs, ies and Indian dancing were joyed around the campfire.

[HE SPOTLIGHT I

I wecare Mo«h 12, 1970 - PAGE 11

"SUPER. RIGHT" BEEF ROAST

Cut from the First 4·Rlbs

RIB ROAST

99,~ BONELESS SHOULDER

CROSS RIB ROAST

99~ ~~~~~~~~~~-

U .1 HORID~RMARSA

RUBY RED

LARGE 291 BUNCH

FLORIDA •

RED RADISHES

VEAL STEAK Ib.89~

A6:P GRADE A

Self· Basting IURKEYS 16 TO 22 55~

3 6o •. 291 POUND lb. U. S. NO. I, ,MEDIUM SIZE YELLOW

p~g5.

SWORDFISH LONG GREEN

ONIONS CELLO PACKED

SPINACH U. S. NO. I, 21j4 MIN. CORTLAND

APPLES

3,'b •. 491

10°'.331 b.g

CUCUMBERS LARGE TENDER

ASPARAGUS FRESH

3,~~~ 391 GREEN CABBAGE

. 210.351

Ib:S91 STEAKS Ib.l51 FANCY Ib. 8 9 ~

CHECK THESE TNRlnT GROCERY YALUHI

I~·.· •• · •. · ,.issco" 3~ 79~

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URE HONEY 3i;~·99~ 2c OFF LABEL. GOOD LUCK IN OUARTERS

'MARGARINE ;,k'; 29~ i,4c OFF LABEL - BLUE BONNET

MARGARINE ,WHITE & COLORED SCOTT FAMILY

, Ib·43,J. pkg. ..

INAPKINS :.I ~;,~o 27~ ,VIVA DINNER

NAPKINS ~~;~29~ HEINZ

KDCHUP 20 ".36,J. . bot. ,.

GOLD HILL PEARS 3 a:::. '1.00

EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE s:OV: ~L~65~

GREEN PEAS CHOCOoLATEcH 1,;~·47~

2 ~~;$1·65 SULTANA FROZEN

10 oz. pkg.

MAXWEll HOUSE

~ ~E~~~!!EN ALPO

... DOG FOOD SOUILLION CUBES

HERB·OX 3'/' 0'·31,J. p~g. ,.

FABRIC SOFTENER

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CHOW MEIN BI·PACK 41.~'$1.05 CAT FOOD 6,::·16~ ST ARKIST SOLID

Meatless ~how Meln 1,~~·63~ WHITE. TUNA 2 7,.~~;79~ Soy Sauce 0'. 23~ Noodles 21..~~ 39~ ST ARKIST LIGHT

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Phone HE 9-4946

'Uet~raf1.Cl(a IS ) FLORIST

Est. 1932 • DELMAR, N.Y.

UNIQUE GIFTS

Professional Cleaning Rugs • Furniture Floors • WALLS

Call

Future plans for the troop in­clude making a movie to be shown to their parents at a later date.

The Brownies of Troop 585 are:' Barbara Allgaier, Amy Collen. Luann Cancra, Beth Dutton, Sha­ron Everingham, Paig-e Fursman, Diane Gaviria, Susan Gilbert.

CARPET REMANT SALE

~~Slashing The

Pri eel" ON THESE FIRST QUALITY RUGS & CARPETS

SA VINGS UP TO 50%

• Cotor, color. cotor!. A world 01 style and texture • New, eliciting fibers. Wall 10 wall broadloom

• Room-size and area rugs

0, call lor our Free Shop-At·Home Service. No obligation. 01 course.

Parking- in Reor Mo~. thru Fri. 10-5 Sot. til.l-3 Wed. & Fri. Nites 7-9 439-9970

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Amanda Haines, Karen Kasius. Grace Lombardi, Linda Love. Traci Parr. Donna Pizzitola. Jean Quinn. Betsy Ruslander, Candy Sanderson. Cathleen Seyler, Jen­nifer Stringham and Patty Wein­stein.

Hot & Cool On Thursday evening, March

19, at 7:30 P.M. the Onesque­thaw Reformed Church, Terry­town Road, Feura Bush. N.Y. will present a special program featuring Miss Kay Kraft. Miss Kraft, whose home is in Port' Jervis, N.Y. is a sophomore at State University in Albany. She is majoring in speech (rhetoric and puhlic). and will l?e accom-: panied on the guitar by Mrs. Ro­bert Gensler, also a student at State University.

Miss Kraft recorded with Richard A very and Donald Marsh the record "Hymns Hot and Car­ols Cool," singing in the quartet on the record. Many women in the area attended the Women's Retreat of the Synod of Albany, Reformed Church in America at The Beeches in Rome, N.Y. last November, where Mr. Marsh and Mr. Avery presented the confer­ence program. A booklet entitled "Hymns Hot and Carols Cool" also has been puhlished and is availahle from Proclamation Pro­ductions featuring songs from the record.

The puhlic is cordially invited to attend this program. Miss Kraft has had a great deal of ex­perience in presenting these new types of songs and hymns and en­couraging participation in wor­ship through acting out verses in the Bible_ She traveled with A very and Marsh since the age

SAUNA . The Finnish Bath area

distributor for The Roiida and The Cecil Ellis Saunas, finest for over 30 years. Heating unit and special rocks from Finland.

765-4512

HE SPOTLIGHT Ma,eh 12, 1970 - PAGE 13

r . ;

COUTS FROM TROOP 434, of Elsmere, have been making puppets in preparation for a how which they will present at the Onesquethaw Neighborhood Girl Scout Fair, Satur­ay, March 21, at the Delmar Reformed Church. Shown in the picture are, l. to R. puppet· ers Carolyn Ackerman, Nan,ty Houghtaling and Susan Corcoran.

JUST RECEIVED FROM DENMARK. WORLD FAMOUS GOURMET

COOK WARE, SLIGHTLY NICKED (insignifican,ly, really)

WORLD FAMOUS ENAMEL ON STEEL (sorry, we can', men'ion

'he name or we'd infuria'e 'he o,her dealers in Town)

TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT, THIS IS GREAT!

The Village Shop DELAWARE PLAZA, DELMAR

Doily: 10 A',M. Evgs.: Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri.

1 fOWLER'S LlqllO~ , STORE

, 0

ELSMERE-AT-THE-LIGHT PHONE 439-2613

Parkinq riqht in- front of the Store We De liver

AND A HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY TO YOU - 1 IT'S IRISH COFFEE TIME WITH

e=... Tullamore Dew, ·John Jameson or Bushmills Irish Whiskey, or if you prefer - Irish Mist (Do not put sugar in the coffee)

Have you seen the "Blarney Bottle? Hand painted porcelain.

- We have them -

BULLY HILL HERE IS A GREAT NEW YORK STATE RED WINE

Estate Bottled. Vintage 1968 A MAGNIFICENT BLEND OF FOUR GREAT GRAPES

Boca Nair. Chelois. Colobel and Marcal Foch

• See Ladies' Home Journal, March Issue· WINE, WOMEN AND SO ON

WHEN IT COMES TO CAR DEALERS . , .

BE SURE YOU KNOW WHICH ONE DOES WHAT.

PAGE 14 - Me,ch 12, 1970

mJmwmJo = Ei i i Hat) CamivaiSale

HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! SALE STARTS MARCH 12

,

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SYLVANIA SOFT-WHITE LIGHT BULBS

reg.27¢ 19¢ each Reduce harsh . glare in your home and save! Available in 40, 60, 75 or 100-watt bulbs.

BASKETBALL AND GOAL SET

reg. $5.25 $3.95 Official size and weight! Leather­like .finish: model G95 backboard is official size. 3/s" no-tie steel goal with net (75·2125)

STEEL TOOL BOX reg. $6.98 $5.95 "Lockable" bo, (uses padlock) has a full·width tote tray, continuous hinge, indestructible handle. 16,7,7 (61·0861)

~ SQUIRE APPLEGATE

3 HP20" ROTARY MOWER reg. $59.99 $54.99 B&S engine, 4-cycle with rewind start, 14 ga.-steel deck. Turbo.lift blade for sharp, safe cutting. 4-position control. (82-0011)

FLAT-STEP ALUMINUM EXTENSION

LADDERS 20' (1%" rungs) reg. $30.14. SALE $25.69 28' (1:v." rungs) reg. $52.l9. SALE $44.95

Spin-proof rungs; twist­proof ladder. Safety swivel feet 5-year warranty and U.L approved. 165-4168) 165-4175)

BLACK & DECKER %" DRILL

only $8.88 Drills all materials quickly and ac­curately. With accessories, model 7000 polishes, buffs, sands, cleans. Cap_ for steel %", hardwood V2/1. 2250 RPM: 115V AC. (67-0416)

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of thirteen until entering col­lege.

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Speaker Recognizing the need for more

accurate, . impartial information. the Delmar P-TA, in cooperation

PAST AND PRESENT CLUB AND GOLF CHAIRMEN AT TAll TIMBER: AI a recenl dinner hosted by Tom O'Connor at the Clubhouse honoring 1969 Committee Members, were:, left to right, front row: Peg Davis, 1970 Women's Golf Chairman; John Coffee, 1969: President-of Board of Governors;-JoBn Griffin, 1969 Women's Golf Chairman; back row:·' Edward Cummings, 1970 Men's Golf Chairman; Thomas O'Connor, host; AI Benedetto, 1970 President Board of Governors; and Mike Greenberg, 1969 Men's Golf Chairman, . , ,----------------,; I '[)~ l.~ '"' !

360 Delaware Avenue, Delmar 439-4101 t,

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1tRfLt' ! ... and our collection of Suits ,

and Dresses was selected

with this thought in mind ....

to flatter your loveliness every

moment of the day., You're invited to view the new Spring fashions

... do come in soon ... Spring is here!

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'[ith the Town of Bethlehem Nar­cotics Guidance Council, will have as guest speaker Dr. Harold H. : orgstedt on Tuesday evening,

arch 24. beginning at 8 P.M. is topic will be "Barbiturates, arcotics. Halucinogens: What re They and What Are Their Heets?" Dr. Borgstedt, a native of amburg, German, is assistant rofessor of Pharmacology and esearch Assistant Professor f Anesthesiology at the U niver­ity of Rochester. Presently he

's conducting research on the harmacology of Anesthetics, rug Metabolism and Excretion,

nd on the toxitity of plastics. He is chairman of the Committee on Drug Abuse of the Council of So­cial Agencies of the City of Ro­hester and Monroe County. He

also holds memberships in: The American Society for Ph arm a­ology and Experimental Thera­

peutics; The New York Academy of Sciences; the Rochester Aca­demy of Medicine; and the In-

ternational Narcotic Enforce­ment Officer's Association_

It is quite evident from the aforementioned credits that Dr_ Borgstedt is eminently qualified to speak on the effects of the use and abuse of the entire gamut of drugs that are being consumed and experimented with by alarm­ingly large numbers of people in all setments of our society_

If it's facts you want, not emo­tion, then you are urged to at­tend!

Nursery Art Exhibit

Art work done by the children of Tri-Village Nursery School, is presently on exhibit at the Delmar Public Library. The ex­hibit represents many different media, including finger paint­ing, string painting, sponge paint­ing, tempra painting, collages and. chalk and includes samples from each of the school's sixty

After 15 years of serving Metroland we are closing our retail store at 324 Central Ave., corner Quail St .. Albany.

ENTIRE SlOCK. ,up 6' OOt: REDUCED:.. . 10· /0

Radio-Phono Consoles, Compact Home Music Centers, Tape Recorders, Components, Changers, Pre-Recorded and Blank Tape, Cassettes, & Associated Accessories, Etc_

famous Brand Names ... Such As ... • FISHER • AMPEX • NORELCO • WOLLENSAK

• MARANTZ • BOZAK, ETC .

. NOTHING HELD BACK! ALL SALES FINAL' CASH & CARRY!

STANO ARC MFG. PARTS WARRANTY APPUES ON All SALES!

Open Monday and Thursday evening ',iI9 P.M.

HI·FIDELITY CENTER 324 Central Ave. Corner Quail St.

Aibany N.Y. Phone 463·1167

pupils_ Also included in the exhi­bit is a paper carton village, done the children in one class. The vil­lage includes stores, h<jmes. apartment houses and churches.

The display highlights Nursery Education Week which runs from March 9 througoh March 14.

Tri-Village Nursery School

,I

THEN

Ma<eh 12, 1970 - PAGE 15

is a non-sectarian, nonprofi~

organization. It is located in the education wing of the United Methodist Church in Delmar. Open to 3, 4. and 5 year old child· ren who reside in Bethleh.em School District #6. the school is certified hy New York State. Ap­plications ·for next year are pre-

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A little girl like me looks so great in myoId fashioned empire waisted Kate Greenaway, don't you think? Snowy pique of Fortrel® polyester and cotton needs no ironing. White and white eyelet embroidery with a touch of lilac or blue.

$7.98 '-Sizes 3 to 6X

DELMAR DEPARTMENT ,STORE

4 CORNERS

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Lenten FRESH FISH' SPECIALS

SLICED

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COD FILLET BLUEPDltlT

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COOKED RARE

ROAST BEEF FRESHLY MAOE

COLE SLAW LA TRIESTINA _ ALL PORK

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10 lb. 49<: (· .. CUMBERS 2'" 29~ VINE RIPE !l9

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OF ONE A~Y SIZE OR TVPE

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MEAT TRIO

4 "" ",100 CANS

SAVORY STEW

4 ''''"'.100 CANS

__ __'.tiIU'.U"·4ij CUT GREEN BEANS I GOFF

WITH BACON

FRENCH GREEN BEANS CAT FOOD tlORSEMEAT & GRAVY

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DILL PICKLES DIXIE BATHROOM

REFILLS ""''"'' LIQUID (DElli LABELl

COLD WATER ALL POWERED

SNOWY BLEACH QUICK

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, 1 LS.·2 oz. 1 00 ~ JARS

.1 PT. 12 oz.B9 6 BOTS.

PKG.OF 59 '" 3 oz. CUPS

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HAWLEY FURNITURE SALES ROOM COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS

Solid Rock Maple • Northern Hard Pine and High Pressure Laminates

Check our top quality at low-low-prices, we are here to serve you and would appreciate a chance to do so.

In the Old Theatre - East Arlington. Vt. (on back road to Manchester) Week days Mon. thru SRt, 1 n·4 • Sunday 1-4

Dancing Thurs_. Fri. & Sat. Nights to the JOE CORNELL TRIO

Mondaythru Saturday we FEATURE!

PRIME RIBS of BEEF Complete Dinn.er ~ $4.35

plus STEAK .• CHOPS • SEA FOODS WE WILL BE OPEN EASTER SUNDAY

RESERVE NOW! 439-9898

THE NEW ELSMERIAN -RESTAURANT

THE

TOLLGATE ICE CREAM and

Coffee Shop in Slingerlands

FOR YOUR DINING AND

REFRESHMENT PLEASURE

•.. Looks Good

Men and boys look jus!

great with nice

that

TOM'S DELAWARE PLAZA BARBER SHOP

HE 9-3525

Tom Tartaglio, Prop.

Tues. thru Fri. - 8 to 6

Sot. - 8 to 5

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!E SPOTLIGHT Me"h 12, 1970 - PAGE 19

\ ~ \ ,0 \

why you should reg; ster here:

SILVER - We ore one' of the tew' deoll'.'rs··in. the entire Northeast who ore authorized to carry

. all the Famous~Naine lines of Silver We hove by for the largest selection in this area.

CHINA - You may choose from on exquisite collection ..• lenox, Haviland, Royal Worcesfel, Royal Daulton .. ,-Oxford, Wedgwood, Syracuse, Franconia.

CRYST At . Choice selection, of most of the renowned makers ••• Josa;r. Fostoria, Senl'v_tl, lenox, Relzart, Stuart.

,), ~ I NVITA TlONS - B"del ;",'0'''"' f,,-V n1shed at 0 very specIal prJce for our Bndes.

'I~<~ Thousands of aid families in th~ Trj·(.iti;:s orea .. _. ~ enloy Adoms ChoFge Accounl$ ••• your friends r 1". I \ would rather purchase here.

'rt~2-., ~NGRAVING A, a ,podol ,o",ko, ;;01 '0 rugh!y skilled Engroving available. with your f: ") purchase , '

c... lJ! RN:r,tcrmr: JOY'" pattern'J a~ Fra/~k '") Adams !s tiw most thou,;hl(ul thlll~ v ,,~ ~,[lU crm ,-10 for )(l/,r frllnds •.. It

: I.. , 9~,<Ukrs theIr 5h(ll'p!1~g ,mlp!<.;!

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F of All 16 Pa,k & ShoP~L;o~fS~;:;;:;;;;;~

Automatic Trans­mission Service

Modern Equipment Skilled Mechanics

AILEY'S GARAG Phone Delmar HE 9~ 144(1

Oakwood Rd .. Elsmere'

PAGE 20 - Mo,ch 12, 1970

~ EI EI' m~EJ~ 'EI~m~. I Ein Prosil Der Gemuellickeil I B Restau~!~ ~~rN.!d Pc~!~~~ Lounge B

~ !'WITH GENUINE GERMAN CASTLE ATMOSPHERe" ~ I -Drive Straight OUt Delaware Ave.-Off Route 85 lit Westerlo, N.Y. 872·1145, 172·'904

"OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND" &I

IB * ORCHESTRA, SHOW, DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NITE I

Stop in and Enioy Our

SUNDAY DINNER WITH OONCERT

18 Featuring I

Smiling Willie at the Organ and the Accordion Nightly

a TALENT VARIETY SHOW CONTEST SAT. NIGHT B

I IANQUEn.·WIj:OI;JIHGS. PARTIES CATERED TO Ii m 'EI~ '1:li===lm lin m~.

H,Y.S. OFFICIAL Inspection Center

L & H Brake & Front End Service

115 Adorns Street, Delmar HE 9·3083

Alignment Wheel Balance

Mufflers &' T oi I, Pipes Brakes

Front End

Springs

Income Taxes: the great American beadache........-.

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sently being accepted. The staff includes Mrs. Frede

ick Howell teacher-director; Mr Joseph Caruso, Mrs. Franki Harris and Mrs. Grace Ridsda teachers; and Mrs. Nathan Kul man and :vIrs. Ronald Perry aid Assisting the staff with the pxh bit were Mrs. Kenneth Broma Mrs. George Kass, Mrs. Thorn Thigpen and Mrs. Terrell Way.

Stephen Boyd took the sna shots.

Put Your· Number On It

"Your Social Security numbe identifies your tax account an should be put on all checks 0

money orders sent for tax pa ment to make sure 'your accou is properly credited," Donal

. T. Hartley, District Director Internal Revenue -Service fo Northeastern New York, sai

. recently. It will also help to writ on the payment what it is for.

If a taxpayer's check or mo ey order becomes separated fro ' the tax return during process in the Social Security number 0

the payment will identify it. Pa ments that can't be identifie must be set aside for researc and. as a result. the taxpaye may get a bill.

The payment cannot be credi ed to the taxpayer's account i those cases until he has provide( IRS the necessary informatior to identify his payment, MIl Hartley said.

Mr. Hartley reported that las; year IRS received more than H million tax returns with check! or money orders attached. In ad dition, he said, several millior more checks or money orders wen

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~ceived for payment of estimat· Id taxes.

I ~te~ational

vening The evening of March 17 will

e the occasion for a festive ga­ering in the Community Room

f the National Commercial Bank Delmar. At eight o'clock on

at evening, the Bethlehem ommunity Ambassador Project ill be host to Experimenters,

ast, recent, and present; host milies; parents; and friends,

ot only from Bethlehem but om adjacent suburban areas. will be an opportunity to meet d greet many people who have rticipated in some in The Ex­riment in International Liv­

g in a wider suburban area of Ihany. Although the sending of an Am­ssador is not planned for this ar, an incoming group will be ansared in May. This will be

interest group from India, mewhat smaller to the Swiss TS who visited in 1969. The area has not beelJ without xperiment activity during the inter for an ASP AU student om the Congo, now enrolled SUNYA,"and four internation­

. secretaries from Switzerland, ill living and working here, d homestays in November and

ecember. Presently two Japan­e secretaries are having home­ays, Misako Ebina of Yokohama the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ur McCormick, 25 Bartlett ne, and Kyote Ando of Tokyo

'th Mr. and Mrs. Hatry Wol­rg. 249 Whitehall Rd. Four ore secretaries, one each from nezuela, Chile, Japan, and itzerland will join us in April.

1 these young people wiU re-

EXPANSION SAL.E ed room for large :Spring slock, SPECIAL PRICES'ON ALL HOMES

livered and set UP on your 101 on, dale

YOU SPECIFY . S. RI. 9W Selkirk - 767·9685· t the hilltop, 3 mi. No. of Ravena

AlLy,., p.m. 5:4T. 16-5 'p,m. -W.e TAKE TRADES-

Remember •.. GUIDO'S Always Good, , . Best far Lent!

"I OUGHT TO KNOW .•• I'M JOE GUIDO I"

GUIDO'S MEATLESS SPAGHETTI SAUCES

M .. ch 12, 1970 - PAGE 21

GUIDO'S PREPARED PIZZA SAUCES

The Finest Sauces this Side of Heaven! That's why we call it the •..

Champagne of Sauces!

*** GUID'O'S *** ~~~

/MARCUS DECORATORS

Annual Re-U pholstery

THIS IS A ONCE A YEAR OFFER TO ACQUAINT .YOU WITH THE SUPREME .QUALITY OF OUR CUSTOM RE-UPHOLSTERY.

SA VE 20% to 40% • CHOOSE FROM OUTSTANDING QUALITY FABRICS_ • ALL WORKMANSHIP FUI-L Y .GUARANTEED 5 YEARS!

foU~ DECORATORS

Stuyvesant Plaza Open Every Night

'til 9 P. M .

Sot. 'til 6 P.M.

CALL TODAY 489-4795 Use Our Free

Shop at Home Se~Yice

PAGE 22 - Ma«h 12, 1970 ....... __ ... __ . __ .... , • • : The Besl Buy - Now •

: HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE: • • : Call NATIONWIDE :

:TED WERE- NO 5-89371 : local Representative • • 616 Delaware Ave. - Albany. N.Y. •

• • • : Nationwide Mutual Fire Ins. Co. • • Home Office - Columbus, Ohio •

t• "Modern Insurance for Modern Homes" : .... -.-.......•. -.. ~ .. -..

HELD OVER! ALL THIS WEEK II

-AT THE ACTION PACKED-

DELABAR 307 Cenfral Ave., Alb.",

-THE INIMITABLE-

. DOC CIRCE -WITH HIS-

ALL STAR "THAT MAD COMIC"

REVUE! ---* THE SOUNDS of MUSIC "Play For Your Dancing Pleasure"

DELICIOUS FOODS and BEVERAGES "Lalles Night" Mon., rues .. Wed.-Sp.cial Prices!

~. ~'lCl.a~ r;:v..~~ D~~~~' ~-~~

·TROTTA'S RESTAURANT

DELAWARE AVENUE IN DELMAR (2 ml1es past Four Corners).

A SALUTE TO ST. PATRICK Corned Beef Dinner

to be served with Tossed Salad

Boiled Cabbage & Potato Special Iri sh Dessert

Coffe·e - Mi Ik _ Tea

Sun., March 15 Mon., March 16

THE SPOTLIG I

Mrs. Kenneth Miner (left) and Mrs. Eugene. G8rdne~ of Delmar are two of the mOdel for the Tri-Village Welcome Wagon Club Spring Fashion Show.

I . luncheon on-'Fuesday,-- March H

main for some time in the Albany at the Silo Restaurant, 122 area, working in various offices. Western Ave. in Alhany. I

To enjoy a truly International Fashions by Town and Twe~ Evening, plan to be present at of Delaware Plaza in Delm~

8 P.M .. March 17. in the Com-munity Room of The Bank, 343 Delaware Ave., Delmar. For fur­ther information, please call eith­er Mrs. Geo. Robinson, 439-3824 or Mrs. Cynthia Wilson. 439-5102.

Fashion Show The Tri-Village Welcome Wa­

gon Club for Newcomers will hold its annual fashion show and

.dam/low 1amp dJo~fital.

Lamp Mounting­Repairing & Rewiring

GLASS Ground and Polished

190 Western Avenue (between Quail & Lake)

THE MOON RESTAURANT

ITALIAN & AMERICAN CUISINE

Our Reputation Is As High As

The Moon 268-272 Delaware Ave.

Albany

Now Appearingl -AT THE-

eadMet 531 CENTRAL AVE.

Albany's Most Beautiful Night Spot

* THE SIGHTS AND SOUNDS!

"ALL GIRL TRIO" Direct from Los Vegas

nIES. thru SUNDAY

$2.95 Hours: Tues. thru Sat.

~~~~ I ,l;;;; __ 12iiiiNOiiOii"ii"iillii6iiPii·.M •• iiiiiiiiil

Call 463-1081 AI bony • Joanie plays Monday "AT THE ORGAN" TH·E CABARET

531 CENTRAL AVE.

E SPOTLIGHT

ill be modeled by memhers of e Club. Cost (or the luncheon is $3.75 'r person. Heservations must • made by Friday, March 6th to rs, Rohert Higgins. 157 Dum­rton Drive. Delmar. Phone 439·

134.

ynchronized • • wlmmmg

On Saturday, March 14, syn· ronized swimmers represent· g thirteen Eastern area col­gcs and universities will gather

the Physical Education Cen­f at the Stale University of ow York at Albany. They will

participating in the Second nnual Eastern Intercollegiate nchronized Swimming Confer­ee Routine Competition.

The event will begin at 10 A.M. d last throughout the day; with

: utines entered in the following VISIOns: Begioni'ng Teams, 'termcdiate DuelS. Interme· ate Teams. Advanced Solos. d Advanced Groups. It is being ·sponsored by SUNY at AI· ny, Synchronized Swim Cluh

1£1 the Women's Recre~tion As· )ciation. Admission is free and e public is invited to attend. The schonls to be involved arc -andeis University. Connecti-

CEILING TILE

12~ Armstrong 1I202

W. W. CRANNELL LUMBER Voorheesville 765·2377

ANSWERING SERVICE

Business 81 Professionel Telephone Exchenge

24 hours a day

Call 439-4981

March 12, 1970 - PAGE 23

NB TIRE SALE

BARGAINS GALORE UP TO 1/3 OFF LIST

ON GOODYEAR POWER CUSHION

CUSTOM POWER CUSHION POLYGLAS

Let Us Safety Check Your Tires Today. Terms On Your Shell Credit Cord, BankAmericard Honored.

BILL STEWART'S SHE.LL 167 DELAWARE AVE., ELSMERE 439·5091

PAGE 24 _ Ma,ch 12, 1970

HENRY, formerly the proprietor of the Clarksville Butcher Shop,

will be cutting up as usual at Tom's DELAWARE PLAZA BARBER SHOP

Elsmere as of February 27, 1970.

TOWN & COUNTRY LANES

GUILDERLAND, NEW YORK

OPENINGS FOR SUMMER LEAGUE BOWLERS 12 WEEKS

• Clambake - August 15th •

MIKE CHRISTIE - 438·3501

ICE CREAM SUPERMARKET 222 DELAWARE AVENUE, DELMAR 439-7253

ORDER YOUR EASTER: SAVE ON ICE CREAM CAKES

ICE CREAM CAKE 7 inch - $1.95 fI. inch - $2.95

NOW 9 inch $3.95 i 10 inch $4.95 I llx15 in. $5.95

From $1.95 : 12x17 in. ~ $6.95

EXCELLENT CUISINE PREPARED BY OUR. FAMOUS CONTINENTAL CHEF

MR. KENNETH RENAUD

• GOOD DRINKS • WARM ATMOSPHERE

A Delicious Smorgasbord served Sundays from 2 to 7 P,M.

We specialize in Luncheons. Showers. Banquets. Weddings

TALL TIMBER COUNTRY CLUB HILTON ROAD- SLINGERLANDs. NY 439.3392

"

'/ cut College. CUNY·Hunter Col· lege, Elmira College, Mt. Holyoke College, Penn State University, SUC Brockport, SUC Buffalo, SUC Genesco, SUNY Albany, SUNY StonyBrook, and the Uni· versity of Vermont. Over thirty routines are to be presented in­cluding three being entered by the club from SUNY.

Advisor and coach for the Al­bany team is Mrs. Pat Rogers of Slingerlands. Pat is the daugh­ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cole of Delmar. She was a member of the BCSHS Synchronized Swim Club during high school and has been associated with synchroniz­ed swimming at Indiana Univer­sity and the University of Ore­gon.

New Prexy The Medical Technology As­

sociation of the State University

Jean Verdegaal

of New York at Albany recently elected Jean Venlegaal presi­dent of the organization. Miss Verdegaal is a senior at SUNY A and is now working in her year of internship in Medical Techno-

list your property with· us if you want action in buying or selling,

KEN JOPP - For appoini· men! only - 439·4429

GRAZIANO REAL TY - M.L.S.

THE SPOTLIG

• Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner • "Take-out" Orders

COCKTAILS 283 Dela. Ave., Delmar e439-9"11

"Leaming While living" '!

in Adirondack Woodlands:

Small group resident outdoor ed~ ucation-camping experiences fo~ children ages 11 13, commencing weekly, June 22-July 31. Specia~ emphasis on the natural sciences; conservation education, reading,1 arithmetic, nature crafts, fishing, and camping skills. A very speCial, summer opportunity for children, Write Box W, Spotlight, Delmar; N.Y. for complete information. '

CARD FAIR~ 52 North Pearl St., Albany'

TRI· VILLAGE NURSERY SCHOOL

Children - age 3 (by Dec. 1l. 4 & 5 years . Applications now be­ing accepted for Sept. session.

Accredited Nursery School for res­idents of Beth. School District #6.

For information: Box 103, Delmar, N.Y. 12054, or call Secretary -

Mrs. Wm. Sunderland - 439-6715. .or Chairman - Mrs. G. Love -43%633, -- --------

AND TWEED - Town and Tweed has been complete­and greatly enlarged. The above photo shows pan of the new accessory

, more than double in size with exciting fashion accessories in great abun· sports wear department (not shown) is also increased in area and shows

of individuality which distinguishes the store.

at Alhany Medical Center. is the daughter of Mrs. 'Mar­

Verdegaal and the late Verdegaal of 46 Elm Ave·

I Delmar.

WE ARE NOT NUMBER ONE

BUT WE ARE ••• NUMBER

IN THE CAPITAL DISTRICT ••..

EARL Y SPRING CLEARANCE

lOW .I'I"IUS ...--.....1

CARPET CENTER LATHAM, N,Y,

Dail; '1119 Sal. 'Iii 5

New Chairman Dr. Frank J. Filippone, super­

intendent of schools in the Ra­vena-Coeymans-Sclkirk District. recently was appointed to the volunteer post of hranch chair­man for the Ravena-Coeymans Branch of the Alhany Area Chap­ter. Ameri('an Rl'd Cl'oss. by Dnn­aid Rt·ed. district chairman of

BETHLEHEM CAR WASH

AUTOMATIC OPEN FRI. & SAT. EVENtNG UNTIl 8 P.M. - other days 6 P.M.

6 Coin-op Car Wash Bays open every nite 'til 11 P.M_

Rt. 9W just 50_ of Delmar By-Pass

SPECIAL MARCH SALE

Elec!rolux Vacuum

Cleaners SALES & SERVICE

Wm.1. Norton - Call after 6 P.M. or before 8 A.M. 438·8346 only.

Ma,eh 12, 1970 - PAGE 25

~,) PROFESSIONAL GOLF SCHOOL 33 Central Avenue, Albany

• Driving Range • Pro-Shop • Lessons by appointment

Open Daily 10 to 9 Call 434-6665 Sunday 12 to 6 BOB McQUADE

Cardin, Lanvin, Givenchy, Vorgaro, Blass, Galitizine, Pucci, St. Laurent ...

Socialites! haute couture, personalized with a Vogue

Pattern and fabric selected by you at the 'Nest'. Specifically sewn for you by Vickie, our seam­

stress.

~hc ~quirrcrs }lest

PAGE 26 _ Ma.ch 12, 1970

usoeose

Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom

starring Marlin Perkins 7:00p.m. Sunday

in color, NBC Channel 6

J. J. KEARNS AGENCY

. ,

792 Central Ave., Albany

489· 7421 Representing

Mutual 01 Omaha Insurance Company

The man who isn't there is hurting yOur proHt picture. So's the' girl who stayed at home again today. Could you have known when you hired them that their desks would gather dust? Their resumes didn't offer such infor. matian. But a report (rom Fidelifacts would have! Men from our na tionwide team of pre· employment investiga· tors talk directly to (ormer employers -learning the facts about past work habits of your job applicants. We help you raise profits by helping you select the right man the first time ~

ALBANY, N.Y. 869.9217

SEE THE NEW 70'S AT 770!

THE CHALLENGE --~

General Insurance Time Payments

Surety Bonds

Frank G. Coburn, Inc. 283 Washington Ave. Albany, N.Y.

Phone Albany HO 3 ... ~n - 8-9

the Bethlehem-Coeymans dis­trict.

Dr. Filippone is a native of Albany and earned both his bach· elor's and master's degrees from the State University of New York at Alhany. He earned his Doelor of Philosophy in 1961 (rom Nl'W

Yark University . Prior to becoming superinten­

dent of schools in the R-C-S dis­trict, he served as assistant high school principal at Cosh en. New York for three years. This was followed by five and one-half years service as high school prin­cipal of the R·C·S Central School.

Dr. Filippone, in his first of­ficial act, announced the appoint­ment of Rohert Wade as chair­man for the Monday, April 6 Red Cross Bloodmohile visit at the Old Coeymans High Srhool. lo­cated on Westerlo St.. Coeymans. between 1 and 7 P.M.

He is currently active in the Coeymans-Ravena Rotary Club. the R-C·S Community Cultural Council. and the R-C-S Men's As­sociation.

Dr. and Mrs_ Filippone are the parents of three school aged children. Mrs. Filippone is the former Florence Wade of Troy.

Course Set An American R(ld Cross senior

lifesaving eourse will begin on Thursday, March 12, at the Beth· lehem Central Senior High School swimming pool. ael'ording to Carl Gardner. chairman of water safe­ty for the Alhany Area Chapter. American Red Cross. This course is open to good swimmers who are 15 years of age and over and can swim at least 400 yards. It will he taught on six consecutive Thursday evenings between 7 and 10 P.M.

Cuurse instruction will be free but each student is required to purchase a lifesaving textbook costing seventy five cents on opening night. Students must also furnish their own swimming suits and towels, and girls are required to wear bathing CJPS_

Enrollment in the course, which is cosponsored by the Beth­lehem Recreation Department and American Red Cross. can he . made by calling the Red Cross at 462·7461, or by signing up at pool· side on opening night.

THE SPOTLIG

TRIPLE-S STAMPS

ON ALL PURCHASES INCLUDING

• Lubrications • Minor Repairs • Brake Service • Tune-up • Tires & Batteries • Free Pickup &

Delivery

BOB OKESSON 439-7252 M@bil'

Junction of Routes 85 & 85A NEW SCOTLAND, N.Y.

Mon.-Sat. 7·10 • Sun. 9-10

WAGNER'S TAVERN

RI. 8SA, Voorheesville

DANCING EVERY

SATURDAY NIGHT

featuring ED ROGERS

and the Country Wheel

765-9301

~'E SPOTLIGHT

This is why you should buy the one that is

Built like the BIG ONES!

CROUNSE EQUIP. CO. LAWN, GARDEN & SNOW EQUIP.

GLENMONT, N.Y.' 439·1517

ORTH EAST ACHT SALES

LATHAM. N.Y.

TEL. 785-1655 SPRING

SPECIALS· . ON DISPLAY

1910 J2' PtJccmaker convertible sedan. flying bridge. twin 2'2S h.p. 1910 28' Alo10s. 6 sleeper, SDOfI 'Iiher'· 1'I'0n. 225 h.!). rlying bridge. 1970 31>' Rillu Queen nou~t. 6 • 1I0"al in'erionl 1910 25' Al\Chor Line. 6 lleeper. house

200 h,p. ' Rev.1 Craf' pJayrncrte • .",ess

. ns h.p .• .: $leeper. Welcomed on

23 New, Used and Brokeraga Cruise ... Housebo.ts. 1-0',

Call Pete Sd..efor ........ BLAIN-'S BAY MARINA

ON THE MOHAWK 1M 'be COmplel, ...... "

MerDlry s... Vtflldls' 2O-D-ZS H.P.

of Lotham Circl.. Off Rte. t­End of Dunsbock Ferry Rd.

. 1-4, AFTER~C?ONS 1-3

Meeting Mrs. Paul Kleinke. president

of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Elsmere Fire Company, will con­duct the regular monthly meet· ing at 8 P.M. on Thursday, March 12, at the fire hall.

Film The Women's Service League

of the Albany Jewish Commun­ity Center will present an inter­esting film, "The Fine Art of Fraud," on Thursday, March 19, at 12:45 P.M.

Mr, Glen N. Armitage, Assis· tant Attorney General of New York State will be the commen· tator. He was appointed Assis· tant Attorney General in 196.3 and is well informed on the sub­ject of fraud. Mr. Armitage reo sides at Ballston Lake with his wife and two children. In these inflationary times, the suhject should be of great interest to women.

Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Maurice Roses, hospitality chairman. and her committee. Babysitting will be available. The meeting is open to the pub· lie.

Carnival The second annual All Center

Purim Carnival of the Albany Jewish Community Center will be held on Sunday. March 15, at 2:00 P.M. Many interesting

·changes have been made in the format of the Carnival this year which will enable everyone to be able to move around more freely and lessen the crowd in any area since the entire Center building will be used. The puhlic is invit­ed to come with their families and join the fun.

Kiddie Carnival - A special Kiddie Carnival will be held in the Nursery School rooms for pre· schoolers and their parents with prizes for the little ones who win the simplified games and con­tests put on by the Kiddie Unit of Sunday Funday.

Prizes - The prize booth with more of the same fabulous and fascinating prizes as last year in· c1uding records and record al· .bums will be available in Room 203.

Ma<ch 12, 1970 - PAGE 27

FREE JOHN DEERE

#8 Dump Cart

(cap. 150 pounds)

LAWN and

GARDEN EQUIPMENT

( ~i

.~

with the purchase of a John Deere

Lawn & Garden Tractor before April 15, 1970

H. C. OSTERHOUT & SON on Route 143,4 mites West of Ravena, N.Y.

Phone 756-6941

ACADEMY HOLY NAMES Private School for Girls

1065 New ,Scotland Road Albany, N.Y.

• Kindergarten

• Non,·graded Primary

• Departmentalized Middle School

a Instructional Materials Center

a Team Teaching

• Small Group Instruction

• Independent Study Programs

REGISTRATION OPEN For Further Information

438-6553

PAGE 28 - Ma,ch 12, 1970

ANNUAL MEN'S ASSOCIATION OLD TIMER'S DINNER

We want YOU to be there!

Date: Wednesday, March 18, 1970

Place: Center Inn, Glenmont Time: Dinner - 7:QO.P.M. Menu: Roast Beef - Family

Style Price: $5 Guest Speaker: Mr. Hamilton

Bookhout

FOR RENT - SLENDERIZING EQUIPMENT A complete line of exercising equipment

... You can enhance your fitness program for as little as 50Ca·day.

ALBANY SURGICAL CO., INC. 214-218 lark Street Albany, N.Y. Coli, 434·5716

Dinner The Glenmont Homemakers

will celebrate their birthday with a dinner at Veeder's Restaurant on Wednesday, March 18., at 6:30 P.M. Reservations may be made with Sandra Callaghan, Carol Nowak or Hazel Herchenroder.

Mew Officel's Bethlehem Sportsmen's Cluh

PHILLIP OF DELMAR HOME IMPROVEMENT

CABINET MAKING & DESIGNING BATHS KITCHENS

Tile - Wall & Floor Vanities - Built In - Wood or

Formica Installation of all Plumbing &

Fixtures

Cabinets - Made to order or Factory Built Cabinets Installed

Formica Tops & Wall or Ceramic Tile Dishwashers, Sinks, etc. installed

ALL TYPES OF FANCY WOODWORK

ADDITIONS • DORMERS • PLAYROOMS • If You Have an Unfinished Job, We Will Set It Straight and Finish It.

• All Our Work Fully Guaranteed • 22 Years Experience •

439-3447

~."fY 111..I1111.l1111111~

"'I ~~ ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~. SALE -1970 FORDS-A·t USED CARS ~ .~ DRIVE A BEAUTIFUL BARGAIN ~ ~ BUY LOW AT ~ ~ 0 .~. ~ AIL ~ ~ . , ~ ~ ~ . ~ ·,11111,111,',11111 ...

THE SPOTLIG

has elected the following offi cers: Robert O. White, President Robert Shutter, Vice President H. Neil Smith, Treasurer; Ro bert R. Henian, Secretary.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

MERCHANDISE FOR SALE REYNOLDS Water Softener. Reason-

able. 482-3539. 2t319 AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE AUSTIN-HEALEY SPRITE, 1960

model., "bug" type. Good Condi­tion. White. Co! I RO 5-2000.

HELP WANTED TWO alternate port-time men, 8 a.m, to 3 p.m. or full time mon week days. See Clob Hummel, mgT. at Bethlehem Co(Wcsh, Rt.9W, Glenmont. 2t319

1968 MERCURY

Station W.J!Jon, '·Pass.

$2195 1968

PONTIAC Cat"rina Hardtop. S Cyl. Aut,,· m"tie tran$misslon, power !reer· mg.

$1995 1968

D!llDGE D.Jrt ,·Poo" H"rdtop. 6 Cyr. Autom<'ric Ir ... nsmi~slon, PC'NH steering.

$1695

BODNAR OLDS

526 Central Ave. 482·4493 482·4494

~'II'~ ~ LOW .... ~ COST ~ ... '67 !!.~~~~ortatio~, .. ~ ~ ~ ',. Ford Wagon, V' .95

~ 'U Rambrer American . 295 ~ , 'u Tempest 5pl. Cpa. 345 '63 Chevy 4·Door, AT 2'5 'n Chevy Wa,",n, AT 295 .....

~ '62 leA'OEMY" ~ ~ MOTORS, INC. ~ ~ Troy·Schen. Rd. ~

~ 785~55al ~ ~IIIII'

E SPOTLIGHT

P~~~'~:;.It'''''tlo'ns .. now accepted, I~ 8t326

APPLES

BEST PLACE TO BUY Deli ::OUS

Macintosh & Spy Apples

HASWELL FARMS Feura Bush Rd. at Murray Ave. 39-3893 Delmar'

APPLIANCES

ob Sowers'

DELMAR APPLIANCE Complete Line of

RCA Victor - Whirlpool

I USED APPLIANCES I Sales & Service

39 Delaware Ave."Delmar Phone 439-6723

AUTO REPAIR L'S GARAGE and Chester's

Foreign Car Service. Complete mariean & Foreign car repairs. lat Rock Rd, off Rt. 43 between elma~ & Clarksville. 168-2013.

4t42

BLACKTOP

MARIANI, blacktop and land. ceping, free estimates now for arly installation. 489-2780.

25tB27

CARPENTRY

PENTRY. stairs. doors, win­ws. general repairs. Call a-a

.M. 756·2019. tf

CARPET INSTALLED'

INTERIOR

DECORATING Soles and Installation Drapes, Slipcovers,

Fum;·'u,. Dnd Upholstery.

come to your home for Estimates._ Samples

BETTINA HUGHES 872.1637 - 465.1133

CARPET SHAMPOOING McCARTY'S carpet shampOOing.

Done In your home. Dry 2 to 3 hours. 355-8566. St3Z6 .

CLEANING SERVICE

LOCHMOOR Window eieenlng Co. Resident and office rnajnten­an.ce, complete. -4S9-0121 or 489-2474. tf

BEST cleaning businesses, 765-2527.

offices, taverns, reasonaote rates ..

4t42

DRAPERIES

DRAPERIES - custom made, home service, fabric selection, estimates, bedroom ensembles. Barbara Schoonmaker. 872-0891. Bt326

DRIVER TRAINING

ALL ALBANY AUTO ACADEMY 66 No. lake Ave., Albany

Beginners - Intermediates' Classroom Instruction Available

Tuesday, Thursday - 6 to 9 Saturday - 9 to noon

CARS AVAILABLE FOR ROAD TESTS

Standard & Automatic Call HO 2-1309

ELDERLY CARED FOR ALFRED Memorial Adult Home

located in the country. Reason­able rates, good care, State ap­proved. 674-5014. 4t319

ELECTRIC SERVICE

I Sel~rk Electric 1 I

I Service Co. I

I Complete house wiring, old & new. Installation of electric heat.

I ranges. dryers.

I 767-3447 I 24 hour emergency service 'J no job too big or too small - -FIREPLACE WOOD

FIREPLACE WOOD - Pick up some at the GARDEN SHOPPE, Feura Bush Road, Glenmont (near Colonial Acres). Well sea­soned, all hard wood - will de· liver cord lots. Call 439-1835.

INTERIOR DECORATING

INTERIOR Decorating _ Decorators. Delawllre Call 439 .... '30.

JEWELRY

Delmar' PIeD.

tf .'

EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY repairs. Diamond setting, engrav­Ing, wedding and engagement rings, reasonable. Your trusted reweler. LeWanda, Delaware: Plaza Shopping Center. HE 9-9685.' tf

MASONWORK

EXPERIENCED, all types masonry, new or repairs. Guldara. HE 9-1783 evenings. tf

PLASTER REPAIRS. Call R. Weeks. 439-1947. 8t328

i MASONS INC. DUALITY MASONRY

Fireplaces. Brick. Block Plastering

A. Loux - 439-3434 R. Tite - 4B2·147q

MUSIC INSTRUCTION

YAMAHA School of MUSiC. Age 4-8 year old children. 462-1571.

4t312

ORIENT Al RUGS OVER 2000 new & used orientals ..

Sizes from l'x2' to 15'x30'. Room sizes from $195.00. Complete Line of Broadloom carpetings. Wash­ing &. repairing of oriental rugs by Native expert. Kermani of SChenectady, Stop 3, Albany­Schenectady, N.Y. EX 3-6884 or IV 2-0457. tf

Delmar's Leadinil Real Estate Broker

1:tJ~[IJ Our 50th Year

264 Delaware Ave., Delmar 439.9921

Multiple listing Service

Ma,ch 12, 1970 - PAGE 29

PAINTING & PAPERHANGING

INTERIOR' and exterior palntina, also paperhanalng. Frank Salis­bury. Days HE 9-5527; nights HE 9-1355. tf

INTERIOR painting, paperhang­Ing. Quality work guaranteed. Price - McClintock Painting Contractors. 439-3495. 9t328

INTERIOR: exterior painting. Free estimates. Guaranteed. Insured. Jim Vogel. HE 9-9718. 4t328

INTERIOR, exterior painting and paperhanging, also alterations (top Quality) free estimates. Es­tablished 1942. James Lenney. HO 2-2328. 4t326

COL.L.EGE man does excellent in­terior painting, references &. free estimates. 439-8812. 4t326

PERMANENT WAVING

SPECIAL.IZING in Breck, Realis­tic Rayette and Caryl Richards permanents. hair tinting and bleach ina. MELE'S BEAUTY SALON. Plaza Shopping Center. HE 9 .. 4411. tf'

PICTURE FRAMING CUSTOM picture framing.

Decorators, Delaware Call 439-4130.

Delmar Plaza.

tf

Prlnllng & Mailing

OFFSET Printing - Mailing Ser­vice - Mimeographing, Typina:. G. Bloodgood - Mimeo Ser­vice. Delmar, N.Y. 439-3383. tf

RESTORATION RESTORATION of

historical artifacts. ductions. 797-3404.

antiQue and Mr. T. Pro-

4t319

• ROOFING

SHINGL.E, flat, hot asphalt, paint­ing, emergency repairs. Richard Martin. 785-448a evenings.

IOt430

RUBBISH REMOV AL

ROBERT CASWELL - Rubbish Removal. All residential stops. $3 month. 439-5096, 439-4011.

Call COURTESY

RUBBISH

4t42

REMOVAL to pick up rubbish in residential area, $3 per month.

434-0280

PAGE 30 - Mo.ch 12, 1970

SLIPCOVERS

SL.IPCOVERS pin fitted, self welt free estimates. Rita Hennemann. 872-0070. l1t326

SCISSORS SHARPENED .

SCISSORS sharpened, 8 pairs med. size, $3. Also Pink shears, saws, lawnmowers. knives. Call­ed for and delivered. 439-5156, if no answer, call 439-3893. tf

SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS

WELL KNOWN John Besson re-, pairs all kinds sewing machines, in your home. Repairs guaran­teed one year. Free estimates. HO 3-2520. 4t42

SNOWPLOWING

SNOWPLOWING by the job. Hank Mead. 439-3638. 7t326

SEPTIC TANK SERVICE

DELMAR SANITARY CLEANERS Service Tri-Village area over 20 years. HE 9-1412. tf

NORMANSKILL Septic lank Cleaners. We instali":dry wells, septic tanks, drain fields. 767-9287. tf

PHILIP E.

TELEVISION REPAIRS ED'S TV-, - complete service all

makes, TV, radio, stereo, Hi­Fi, colored TV, antenna instal­lations. 399-1863. tf

TREE REMOVAL

• All phases - tree work • Stump removal • Dualitv work • Prompt Service • Reasonable Rates

ASSOCIATED TREE SERVICE

463-5311

TREE SERVICE

HERM'S Tree Service. Call IV 2-5231. tf

H & M Tree Service. Tree removAl and trimming. Insured. HO 2-0297,482-9396. 4t326

OBERTS INC.

REALTORS

Residential & Commercial Sales & Le~sinQ 1525 WesterI"'[' Ave, Albany. N,Y.(Zip 12203) Adjoining Stuyvesant Plaza & Interstate 87

Area Code 518

489·3211

Big year end clearance sale. Fantastic savings, on fantastic SAAB's. Better c'mon in before they're .11 gone. We design cars the way we design iet planes. For maximum performance, comfort and safety.

Ask lIbl)ut I)ur new SAAB leasing program/Unusual overseas pl"n. Free' dellevry from Sweden to P.o.E. East Coast

Coing ., • Coing

NEW SALEM ClRAGE ROUTE 85 NEW SALEM 765·2702

VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS

Expert Repairs Since 1928 All Makes

VACUUM CLEANER Sales. Service • Parts

New Hoover, Eureka, and . Electro-Hygiene plus guaranteed

rebuilt machines

Lexitngton Vacuum Cleaner Rebuilde ..

62 Lexington Ave., Albany, N.Y. HO 5-4636

VIOLIN REPAIRS

VIOLINS repaired. tennis rackets restrung. Lacy, 3 Becker Terr. 439-9739. 4t326

WATCH REPAIRING

EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY. repairs. Diamond settings, en­graving wedding and engage­ment rings, reasonable, your tn..o;:t",rl jPwAler. LeWanda, Dela­ware Plaza Shopping Center. HE 9-9685. tf

WATCHES repairing, expert work­manship. All work guaranteed. Al­so engraving, diamond setting watch bands. Harry L. Brown. jeweler, 4 Corners, Delmar. 439-2718. tf

MERCHANDISE FOR SALE

ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH, Clem Chowder Sale. Fridays 3 to 6_ 901 quart, 50¢ pint, Own container.

. 5t319

PIANOS, ORGANS. Areas largest selection, 150 new, used, recon­ditioned. Piano tuning, repair­ing. Brown's Piano Organ Mart, 1047 Central, Albany. 459-5230. tf

fUHNnUHI Our low-cost operation policy enables us to bring you BIG SAVINGS on NEW furniture, rugs, bedding, drapes.

BURRICK FURNITURE 560 Delaware Ave" Albany Just acros~ the Thruway Bridge

'in Albany 465-5112

ANTIQUES bought and sold at the

Sign of the Coffee Mill

Jeanne Von Hoesen 67 Adams Pl., Delmar

439-1021

THE SPOTLIGI

CHINCHILLAS, all equipment ir cluded. Owner must sell. 76 ' 4514. 4U~

SAILBOAT 1969 O'DAY "Marine sleeps four in cabin - trailer, horsepower Evinrude. Aux. R~ sonable. 872-0844. 4t3

j

WIGS CLEANED, shaped, style~ Licensed beautician, will picku: deliver. 768-2140 after 5,30 ci 768-2071. 4t31

SPOTS before your eyes - c; your new carpet - remove the with Blue Lustre. Rent elech shampooer $1. W. W. Cranni Lumber, Voorheesville.

WURLITZER electriC reed orgel excellent condition. $ 135. 4~

9258. FURNITURE, living room, dinil

room, kitchen, porch and patl Call after 5 P.M. 438-3862. .

ELECTRIC range 36" Montgom~ Ward, excellent condition, $_

439-1892. IT'S TERRIFIC the way we~

selling Blue Lustre to clean ru, and upholstery. Rent electl shampooer 51. Hilchie's Ame can Hardware, 235 Delaware A,. nue, Delmar. I

,

MOVING - seiling antiques. ru~ trunk. saddles, doll furnitul children's books, L.P. recor~ odds & ends. Call RO 5-2000 G fore 1 P.M. I

FROM wall to wall, no soil at j on carpets cleaned with BI, Lu:;trc. [lent olectric sh<'n"lr.""-51. Adams Hardware, 380 DE:] ware Ave .• Delmar. :

FULL SIZE GE .Electric Stm white, push button controls, Ii\ new condition. Electric Ro~ humidifier. 2 Steam irons. quire 1 Wisconsin Avenue, 0 mar or Phone 439-9456.

AUTHORIZED Yolkswagel Dealer

~. COOLEY MOTORS CORP.

12 Minutes from Delmar on U.S. 4 at Defreest~ille

Guaranteed U sed Cars

Ser.vice While You Wait

283·2902

.T roy-East Greenbush Road

CHERRY ARMS 633 Delaware Ave., cor. Cherry Avenu.

DELMAR, N.Y.

NEW TWO BEDROOM LUXURY APARTMENTS

Consisting of Liv1ng Room, Dini.ng Roar fully .equipped Kitchen, Ceramic Bath wall-Io-wall carpeting throughout. Mal additiona: fe<ltures.

Some ilJ1mediate accupanices IIvaiiable.

F" "ifr E' R S Y 439-4606

E SPOTLIGHT

T'S EXCHANGE. Inflation! Not here. Save to 50% on sneak-' ers and Tingley stretch rubbers. Spring clothing, baby furniture, bikes wanted on consignment. 241 Delaware Ave., Elsmere.

3t326 KES: 24" Convertible and 26" Bov's Emzlish. Sln F!Rr.h. Phon<=> 439-2041. -o Men's suits. Coat, 40 pants

34-29 practically new. Women's gold gown and black cocktail dress. Both size 7 and worn once. Call 465-4970.

CELLENT condition sofa, match­ing chair, pole lamp, $150. IV 9-6834. LSAW saw filer, $175. 439-5156

or 439-3893. RES - 5 Goodyear 8:25 x 14 white sidewall 4 ply. $65. Slight­ly used. 439-6337.

MILY PORTRAITS in your home by Louis Spelich. Photo­grapher.439-5390. 5t319 MPL.E custom draperies. Fiber­

glas, dacron, acrilan, rayon, Dou­ble and triple widths. Half price. Call 439-4130. 4t312

, AUTOMOTIVE

8 Chevelle Super Sport, 4-speed, good condition, S2100. 439-2672. NEBAGO Motor Home for Sale. Sleeps 8, 22 feet, $9,000 firm price, low mileage. Also snowmo­bile used $200. 463-5750. 4t42 69 Triumph Spitfire, Yellow, Low mileage, perfect condition. Ex­tras include new radial tires, wire wheels, mounted snows, luggage platform, ski rack. Asking price $2,195. Call weekdays, 765-2851. Mr. Halls. 2t319 63 Corvair (Monzal 4 door Sedan. R & H, Auto. Trans. Good me­chanical condition. Blue, Make offer. HE 9-6390. 6 Buick LeSabre, 4 door hard­

top, radio & heater, air condi­tioning, power steering & brakes, vinyl Interior, original owner. Asking $ 1350. Evenings 439-9152 2t319 3 Buick 'Special 2-door sedan,

automatic transmission, power steering. Phone HE 9-1908 after 5 P.M.

PETS

E GROOMING LOUNGE - Ca­ine Couiffures professional sty­

ing of all breeds. Pick up and de­livery. 869-9721. 4t326

OOLING pups, darling, regis­tered 6 weeks. 765-4196. IS-KEW KENNELS formally

Mittenrock on Rt. 9W, Glenmont, under new management. Profes-

HELP WANTED

AVON CALLING - buy or sell. Mrs. Calisto. ST 5-9857. 6t326

ASSISTANT manager "Fashion 220" 3 hour day, 5 day week, 565. will train. For interview, Call 767-:i4ti5 from IU-1 t-",M, IltJ"l1l

SALESWOMAN, full or part time for new fabric shop. Sewing ex­perience desirable. Also girl for after school, evening and Satur­day. Call 439-4130. 4t312

WOMAN Mon., Wed .. Fri. morning to work in egg room, transpor­tation necessary, no experience, HE 9-1336.

2t319

HOUSEKEEPER, small adult fam­ily, Delmar, no heavy cleaning, 5 days, good salary, own trans­portation. Call 439-4193 after 6 P.M.

SECRETARY, large insurance company, small office, conven­ient Colonie location, 35-h,our week, call Nationwide Insurance. UN 9-9568, 4t326

CLERK-TYPIST Delmar loca-tion, Group Sales Department Prudential Insurance Co., Call 439-4901 for appOintment. (Equal Opportunity Employer). 9t430

SALESWOMAN full or part time for new fabric shop. Sewing ex­perience desirable. Call 439-4136. 4t312

ASSISTANT to manager "Fashion 220" 3 hour day,S day week, $65. will train. For interview, Call 767-9465 from 10-1 P.M. 6t326

SITUATIONS WANTED INFANT and child care, my home

Kenwood Avenue, Delmar. 439-6368. 4t312

CHILD CARE, my home. experi-enced.462-9748. 2t319

RIDE WANTED

RIDE WANTED from Glenmont Road to vicinity of Matthew Ben­der, North Albany. Call evenings after 5. 2t312

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

BUILDING suitable for office or store, Approx. 20' x 23 1/2', Large parking area. Immediate occu­pancy. Call 439-6723 between 10 A.M. and 6 P.M tf

sional grooming boarding. 761- ~Ir----~-t-~-.,...,."",-:,,",,c-:.

~~1~e~L:ith ~~~e,Bc~~~~~n ~~~ \-OUH·' .CildE!·lllllD;·-allld oE1<t'yUf"U.'" lines. 439-4634. 2t319 COLE: chocolate brown, toy-

I

mini at stud. Also chaco brown

;~;,;;,'e w,nted. Pedig'eed 768 Good Selection lAM ESE lilac seal pOint and blue

!potnt kittens. 6 weeks old. Box Of Value Rated '",ined ,nd we'ned. Pedig'eed -and papers. 237-5813.

,reat Books of the Western World, 54 rolumes including Syntopicon, private ibrary edition. Special purchase al· ows us to sell at 25% off regular sell­"g price. BOOK MARK SHOP, Route I, D~le. 283-6144,

Used Cars

HEDLEY C.'\VILLA(" & OLDS., INC".

SIS noy

RIVER ST. AS2.,4220

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FREE GIFT PEN WITH ORDER

Miracle Mirror - $1 Cleaning small offices, • Taverns •

• Small Businesses • Reasonable rates.

765-2527

4" high yet gives you head to toe, FULL LENGTH view in sharp detail, rib lJur~e U('pocKet~-' stand &- veive{ case. Add 25C for pstg. & hdlg. Sat IS. Guar. Send to SMILE STUDIOS, Box 314, Delmar, N.Y.

THE PERFECT GIFT

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VISIT OrR PlHONE

It: plata. tra.ve.l center1 inc. "o4\".m:.-fo 6VUV t~tttHI

., Alba Giordano 580 New Loudon Rei:; Latham, N.Y, 1211 0

Phone 785-3338

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SHEAR FARM COUNTRY STORE

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stop 'n' browse our new gift shop

Apples • Home Baked Bread & Pies • Penn. Dutch Goodies

Arctic Cat Snowmobile Sales

Chicks & Bunnies for Easter Decorations

Open 10 A.M. 10 6 P,M. - Daily and Sunday ROUTE 143. TEL. 756-2314 RAVENA, N.Y,

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UPPER LEVEL

.IZZA .OLDII Y€ PusLIC house

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ZF Yfl/QI:: I//::.~ /!

$1!~D. WOOL & WOOL TYPE FABRICS

From Our Current Stock,

Choose from Our Exciting Collection of Bonded and

Un bonded Fabrics in Coat, Dress, Pants & Suit Weights,

. COLONIE 0 CENTER Open Mon.·Sat. 10 a,m. to 9;30 p,m.

PHONE 459-9243

THE SPOTLIG

HOUSEWIVES . Earn $150 to $175 per month while your

children are in school. Serve ice cream and sand­wiches in pleasant surroundings. . Merit increases, uniforms, and food discount provided. No experience necessary . Special provisions for your children's school vacations! Day and night shifts available. Apply at

FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP 270 Delaware A venue

Delmar, N.Y.

r- ~. • - -I 51. GREGORY'S SCHOOL I a private school for boys '

conducted by Catholic laymen I (pre-school - grade 8)

I NOW INTERVIEWING APPLICANTS FOR 1970-71 SCHOOL YEAR

• small classes • accelerated curricula I

I st. Gregory's School offers

• co-educational kindergarten and pre-school I classes

I · Montessori method of teaching in pre­school (3-4 year aids)

• daily athletic program I • transportation available from Albany,

I Troy and Schenectady

CALL 785-66~1 OR WRITE

I IL_ -

HEADMASTER ST. GREGORY'S SCHOOL OLD NISKAYUNA RD. LOUDONVILLE, N.Y. 1221J ... - -,