July 15, 1965

VOL. X, NO. 28 JULY 15, 1965 $1.00 PER YEAR 10<111 COpy

HERE'S THE FIRST LETTER FROM OUR 1965 AMBASSADOR Mary Ann McManamon, a week, with extra time required Bethlehem's Community Am· for language tape practice. The bassador to Japan, left Beth eighty people involved are divided lehem June 13. However, it into several groups according to was July 3 before she actually "affinity" for the language, (No left the United States for one had had previous experience Japan. The intervening lime with Japanese), so that class size was spent in a more intensive ranges from seven to ten people. and extensive program of or Our teachers are all Japanese, ientation than any of the pre mostly students from California vious ambassadors has experi enced. Her letter shares this preparation with the com munity.

Thursday, July 1, 1965 Katherine Branson School Ross, California Dear Folks, The three weeks' since I left Delmar have been exciting and different, even though I am still in the United States. The Experi ment in International Living is expanding its orientati~n program for the Japanese group from the usual three or four day period to a three week period. Our course certainly has been Mary Ann McManamon intensive. Classes are, six days colleges. We have several teach ers during the day, so that we will GE HERE! not become used to anyone A SOO-acre tract on Long dialect. Lane in the Tow n of Bethlehem Today we had our final exam, has been chosen by the General which consisted of a taped oral Electric Company for a multi dialogue, and a six page written million dollar plastics plant. The plont, on which construc exam. The purpose of the exam tion has already started, will be was to find out how much we the first of its kind in the world, ~ auld learn in the three week GE said, ond initiolly will em period. At the end of our eight ploy about 150 people, mostly professional personnel. week stay in Japan, we will be The company's decision to given another test, to find our build in the Town was hailed by (hopeful) increase in knowledge. Supervisor Bertram E. Kohinke, It has not been all work, how who, with other town and state officials, has been working with ever. We are staying at the General Electric for some months. Katherine Branson School, a beautiful private school north In the top picture is Craig Doremus of 33 Marlboro Road, Delmar, who NOTICE of San Francisco. There are tennis carried the Tri-Village flag in this year's Soap Box Derby and placed 6th Bethlehem Recreation courts, a baseball field, and a In Class B. In the bottom picture Craig is on the right in one of the 6 heats Band Concert heated swimming pool. The he had to complete. He raced with 10 stitches in a wound received pre Thursday, 8:30 P.M. viously. Craig IS 12 years old and was sponsored by Meurs and Dutton. scenery is unbelievably beautiful; Trophies and prizes will be awarded all winners at the Soap Box Derby Din Jr. High School we are in the heart of lush green Parking Circle ner on July 17. (Continued on Page 2) PAGE 2 - July 15, 1965 THE SPOTLIGH

Ambassador Letter (Cent'd.) reports on art. religion, history, and music in Japan, as well as mountains. Fortunately we are participated in discussions con outside the area of San Francisco cerning the practical facts of fog and cold weather, so that living with a family in a foreign every day has been sunny and country. wann enough for swimming (after We are all getting very excited classes get over at four o'clock.) here, for we have our farewell OUf teachers have been staying dinner tomorrow night - which here at Ross, which has helped we will eat with chopsticks and a great deal in cultural orienta the Japanese Consul is invited, tion, as we have had Japanese together with other dignitaries films, lectures, and panel dis interested in the Experiment. cussions almost every evening for Saturday morning we will leave Pen and Ink Sketched the past three weeks. And, of Landscaping and homes on San Francisco for Tokyo, where CAT HAVEN course, the students from the we will stay for three days of FOR CATS ONLY Christmas Cards - east coast have had a wonderful \ From ings orientation in a traditional opportunity to become friends Individual Core in Private Home JOHN SCHRECK Japanese inn (a "Ryokan"). From with the Japanese students in the there my group - there are eight Ethel Fay ROckwell 5-2715 HE 9-2835 Unite:d States. Many of our qf us - will travel to Takaoka. "social" activities have included a city in north central Japan. TAD'S volleyball and baseball tourna quite near the Japan Sea. ments between the "Amerikajin" I will not be traveling with my and the "Nihonjin," the scores group to Japan, as I am the re of which were announced in cipient of a scholarship from Japanese ... We also spend time Japan Airlines, which includes a learning Japanese folk songs. trip via Japan Airlines, which It seems that music is universal. includes a trip via Japan Air NOW In our free time (which is mini lines. Five Experimenters will mal) we have prepared individual travel this way, stopping very ON briefly in Hawaii, while the others AND will travel on a charter plane, _. MAIL YOUR passing through Alaska. 20%OFF SUBSeRI PTION I am looking forward to meet ing my Japanese family, and to -- ...---- TO living for a while, at least, in a

STRAWS - Y2 OFF reg. $20,00 BOYS' DEPARTMENT SHORT SLEEVE PERMANENTS SPORT SHIRTS & SPORT KNITS v $10 a; FOUR CORNERS PAULINE'S Style Centre 412 tr..enwood Avenue PAULINE FUNARO P DELMAR mt PO~'s Delmar, New York Phone: HE 9-1217 /V'V'.. ------HE SPOTLIGHT July 15, 1965 - PAGE 3 here, with hoth the Japanese slaughter and help SlOp the sky and the other Experimenters will rocketing automobile insurance he unforgettahle. I <1m cagcrly rail'S. awaiting the chance to r~ally We arc fully aware that thc BOB MILLER'S usc the Japanese I karned, and ttl churches anu temples. thc PTA's. meet the families and culture the school authorities and all of Japan. the parents want thc urinking CHERRY AVE. ESSO So, until I reach my "hOIlH!" age raiseu to 21 years for all in in Takaoka. toxicating heverages. I believe Sayonara, the people uirectly affecteu Mary Ann McManamon should have their way and I will press for a 21 year olu limit. GRAND I reali .... e that raising the public places urinking age will not solve LETTER the entire problem; it will be a step in the right uir~ction. anu will OPENING Ikar Editor. prevent a lot of heartache for One of my two opponents for both the teenager and the parent. the Rcpuhliean nomination for Sincerely. JUL Y 15, 16, 17 the A'>scmbly has spoken out in Thomas E. Mulligan. Jr. favor of retaining public sanc Rep. Primary Candidate lion of beer and wine drinking 112th Assembly District in public places by IX year o[ds. TIGER MUGS I wish to malu.: my position in opposition 10 teen-age drinking Brownell Campaign Gainirig in public plan:s dear. The Brownell drivc for the PLAID STAMPS The time has come for the leg Bethlehem Republican nomina islature 10 sland up to the ques' tiOll for Supervisor is gaining SODA, BALLOONS, LOLLIPOPS tion of [cen-age drinking. The momentum. In a conference with temptation posed hy the kgalily Robert McWilliams and Howard of drinking in grills and night Clayton. candidates for council DRAWING ON PORTABLE TV SET clubs hy \1". year (lIds should not man. and a group of workers. Mr. exist. I favor Ihe eSlahlishment Brownell announced that the of Ihe 21 year old age limit now people of the Town of Bethlehem L'nforced for all inlPxicaling bev nlll he assured that there will be erages in our sister slates. I am it . Primary on Scptember 14th. convinced thai such a move The magic number to make this would cut dowll on the highway possible is the signatures of 5%

We have added a number of additional items to the merchandise on sale, including:

"T" SHIRTS SAVINGS FROM 10 to 40% SHORTS ON SLEEVELESS SHIRTS Handmade Imported Oriental Rugs DRESSES 50% Famous Nam~ Broadloom 'Carpet SLACKS Carpeting from India HOUSECOATS KERMANI ORIENTAL RUGS BEACH ACCESSORIES The selection is very wide and very choice and 05 STATE ST., SCHENECTADY all of it from our regular stock. Come in and EX 3-6884 Mon.·Fri. 10:00.;:30 take care of your vacation needs. Tues. & Thurs. td Sots. during July & Aug. terms ova i lab Ie Open Evenings Closed Mondays Wednesday, July & August Thursday, ONLY Friday PAGE 4 - July 15, 1965 THE SPOTLIGH of the enrolled Republicans on cuss 7 topics relative to "The a designating petition. One of Second Advent of Christ." For the Brownell workers said he ob example. Bringing the Powers of tained the signature of 10% of Eternal Salvation Into the Present the Republicans in one voting Day will be one of his topics district in one afternoon. from 2nd Peter in the New Testa It was reported [he prospect ment. of a primary was enthusiastically The Gospel Artist and Evange received by [he voters, particu list of Muskegon, the Rev. "Ding" larly the "old time" voters and Teuling, will alternate with Rev. residents. King in the 3 Sunday services at 11 a.m., 4 and 7:45 p.m. as well as at the daily 11 a.m. and AT TOLL GATE INC. Knox Opens Service Station 7:45 p.m. Rev. Teuling will illu I<'I>~ N~_ S<.,tl,,~d Pd .. SI'"ged<;md" N. Y T~I~ph,,~e 4]9 2<,9<, Robin Knox is the proprietor strate his message from God's of the new Slingerlands Esso Ser Word with a full-color drawing, vicenter. Mr. Knox was the for illuminated by a battery of multi Summer Clearance mer owner of the R-K Towing colored. rheostatically-controlled lights. Hidden to the eye. are de tails which appear under the Sale "black light." All aid in compre FINAL REDUCTION hension of the message. Dresses, Skirts, Slacks, Shorts, Shirts, Blouses Rev. King was educated in Glasgow, Scotland. He has pas ,------SPECIAL! ------~ tored churches in Pittsburgh, suburbs of Washington, D.C. and LADY VAN HEUSEN BASIC SHIRTS --- 1/3 DFF New York City area. A founder Sleeveless - Rolled Sleeves - Long Sleeves of Washington Bible Institute, he taught Doctrine in Albany Open Doily 10 to 6 - Wed., Thurs., Fri. evenings till 10 P.M. Robin Knox Bible Institute and in Schenec - Chorge accounts and Layaways Available _ Service and is well-known in the tady. area. He and his wife, Elaine, SPOTLIGHT Clanilied •.will N.Y.S. OFFICIAL live on Font Grove Road, Sling Do Practically Anything! NOTHING Inspection Center erlands. HELD BACK! FOWLER'S L & H COMPLETE Brake & Front End Service Pinnacle Program 100 Adams Street, Delmar Liquor Store HE 9·3083 Pinnacle Camp in the Helder See ERNIE or GEORGE bergs invites you to hear a mini for BETTER SPIRITS Alignment ster from New York City and an Wheel Balance artist from Michigan, July 18-23; EI,m.,. - 01 - Ih. - Ughl Mufflers & Tai I Pipes also to enjoy a Concert of Sacred Parking right in front of store. Music each Saturday evening. HE 9-2613 "We deliver." Brakes This week we brought over Front End The Rev. James R. King, Pastor •• Chilled, ready-fa-serve many items from our ware .. -\1 Springs of the North Shore Baptist 1 WIN:::S & CHAMPAGNES Church. Bayside, L.1. will dis- house which we did not ~ have room to display until now. If you are looking for a good THIS VALUABLE COUPON WORTH buy in a sofa, a hutch, an oval table, a lamp or in any 100 BONUS TRIPLE·S BLUE STAMPS kind of early Americana, with purchase amounting to $3 or more at hurry over. They're selling Slingerlands Service Center fast.' 1360 N. SCOTLAND ROAD, SLINGERLANDS These extra Blue Stamps are in addition to those you reo ceive regularly with your purchase. COUPON EXPIRES DELAWARE PLAZA, DELMAR J U L Y 22 1965. LIMIT ONE COUPON TO A FAMILY. Closed Mondays - July and August ONL Y. Evgs .• Wed., Thurs., Frio HE SPOTLIGHT . July 15, 1965 - PAGE 5

sirloin steak 'b89 c Froozor Bugg RouNDs';. BEEF" 6S( cHucKS';," BEEF ,,49( HIND QuiilTERS ,,69( calif. chuck FORE QUA'RTERS,,49( roa:~69c CuMom cuI and wrapped al IW exIra al.no exIra char,;c

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cross rib steak chuck roast. bOO'I':~ 99c b~~~"b49c WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITrES -, PRICES AND OFFERS EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, JULY 17 WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS PAGE 6 - July 15, 1965 THE SPOTLIGH Water Safety Course Completed T-hirty-seven boys and girls have completed American Red Cross Water Safety courses re cently held in Tawasentha Park,

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o COCOANUT CUSTARD o SQUARE ANGEL FOOD: .. 59c 85 Elm Ave., Delmpr PIE ..... 69c: Chocolate Sheet Cake ..... 59c Services: 8:30 & 11 :00 a.m. o Bronx Rye...... 29c o Vacation Bible School o Cinnamon Crunch Bun's .. 39c o Creme Cup Cokes. . ... 36c July 19·30 o eCloverleaf Rolls ...... 35c o Oatmeal Cookies ...... 39c Phone: 439·6217 A Treat for Toclay Jelly Donuts .39c

o STRAWBERRY PIE ...... 69c o CALIFORI'-!IA RING CAKE ...... 79c o Canadian Oat Brood ...... _.. 2ge Feura .Bush Road o Fruit Cookies ...... 39c Glenmont, N.Y. HE 9.1835 o Porkerhouse Rolls .... 39c o Orange Sheet Cake ...... 59c o Cinnaman Raisin Buns ... 39c 0 Maple Walnut layer ...... 5ge JUST ARRIVED A Treat for Today- A large shipment of beauti Pecan Coffee Ring. .. 49c ful, glazed earthenware. Including, spun jardinieres, o RASPBERRY PIE...... 69c 0 PINEAPPLE LAYER ...... 59c spun vases, bird baths, St. Bavarian Rye ...... 2ge 0 Sugor Cookies...... 39c Francis fountain, oil jars ...... 39c 0 Gald Sheet Cake ...... 59c and many urns• DUnsolted Bread 29, Lemon Buns ...... 39c These are ideal for decoration in the house, on the patio, or A Treat for Today in the office. Also perfect for potted plants ond on unusuol Cinnamon Curl Buns ... 36c gift.

o BI.UEBERRY PIE 69, 0 ORANGE LAYER CAKE ... 5ge ...... ).7c 0 Cfnocolote Creme Cups ..... 36e During July and August the o .Old Fashioned Bread 2ge 0 Black Eyed Susan Cookies 54c GARDEN SHOPPE o .Pane Italian Bread ...... 25c 0 Sugar Cookies. . .. 39c will be closed on Sunday • Indicates items available every day. The above is nOf 0 complete list ot availp able items. For further ,ntormotion as. Open Dai Iy 8:00 A.M. rour Routemon or call the Boker,. ta 8:30 P.M. WATCH "fREDDIE fREIHOfER" Open Saturday 8:00 A.M. WRGB WEEKDAYS 4:45·5:00 to 6:00 P.M. HE SPOTLIGHT July 15, 1965 - PAGE 7 BEEF SALE! SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY SUPER-RIGHT QUAlITY C C CHUCK STEAK B~.;'E LB S9 BLOCK CHUCK B~.:'E LB 49 SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY C C CHUCK STEAK :~~~e,~¥~ 69 BLADE CHUCK C~::.' La S9 SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY C C CALIF. STEAK C~~~~km'b 69 RIB ROAST 3RO:'~ 6TH LB 79 SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY c C CHUCK FILLET ~~e~~~~~ 8S SHOULDER B~~~~~ LB 89 SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY C c RIB STEAK BONE IN LB 89 BONELESS CHUCK LB 73 c london BroilsHOB~~~~E:;EAj( l8 99' Calif. Roast c~r:~i: tB 59

Delmonico Steak.o",'"," 1.79 Sirloin Tip '"'' "'''' " 99' Boneless Blade Steak ,,99' Newport Roast A>OM '" ,,99' Boneless Club Steak ,,1.89 Fresh Brisket ",ONT CUT ,,75' Roulade Steak T:~o;',~:~ ,,1.09 Fresh Brisket "'AlGNTCUT ,,95' MORE BEEf V AlUESI SAVE ,,75' Short Ribs ,,49' c ~~--<"VE Boneless Stewing Beef" 75' Braising Beef ,,85' A&P 611::1 QZAEROSOl CAN ,...!,.., Plat B f 29' G d Be f leI. than 3185 Or 59' Real Cream Topping 49C" 77 .... ";.J.' e ee BONE IN 1B roun e :'I Ib.lb 61e MORE LB STOCKYOUR UP &"~.. fa SUPER-RIGHT SKINLESS A&P FROZEN C FREEZER U fRANKFORTS Strawberries 2 1 lB PKGS 79 AT THIS LOW PRICE! ~~~m c Cinnamon Rolls JANEPA.K(R IOOZPKG3S' Marble Pound Cake JANE/~zRKE~ 29 c White Bread JAIIE PARKER L..tRCE I'tll5LF 29' Raisin Pound Cake JA~;,~A;Z~ER 3S c J"'NSEU~::KO~R;;;~~~I~. 8~g; ,£AtH£S Jumbles 2 4S Pound Cake J~~:OP::I~~ Gold Pound Cake .lANE P,oJIkER 90Z 29' Donuts PLAI~~~:AAR~CEI~N~MON A&P FROZEN FUlLY·BAKED WAS SOUTHIiR~ 4 lBS 49' ORANGE FLUFF CAKE BUITER CREME ICED 5S. sWEET JUICY Super- I Ib 83e Right pkg • All llB 81 C GOOD PKG StrawberrieS Swift's I Ib 89C AsP WHOLE B~AN COffee Sale Premo pkg 1A PINT ~~------CI>oLlFolIN B/>5KlT 39' RGE RIPE LA EA89c A&P White Meat REO RIPE cunl~G. '0 LB ~VG C Albacore Save 4c ON 1.1B. BAG I Save ISc ON 3·1B. BAG Watermelons ' SWEET. RIPE if 29c TUNA Seedless Grapes LUMP. SWEET 10 fOR 29 C VIGOROUS & WINEY ('.I>.Llf. LARGE. P LB 29 MILD & MEllOW RICH & fULL·BODIED Plums CALif. f'RM. SWHT, JUIC~ FISH EIGHT O'CLOCK RED CIRCLE BOKAR Nectarines COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE I-LB. BAG I-LB. BAG I-LB. BAG

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SALE PRICE I 197.00 fiNAL .4 "FAST FR EEZE" SHELVES • FULL LENGTH STORAGE DOOR Tt\StJIQN • ADJUSTABLE COLD CONTROL • PORCELAIN INTERIO R; LOCK C.L£ARANC.f CALL ••• NO 2-2611 FOR OYER 130,000 ITEMS ·FREE CATALOGS CATALOG ORDERS PLACED (Mon.-Fri.) before 12 noon can be picked up some day after 6 P.M. Orders placed after 12 noon on Closed Fri. Nights Friday, will be ready after 6 P.M. on Monday. A,~d Du"ng July & Aug. Merchandise listed above on sale Wards Appliance and Catalog Store in Delmar _~tN- ,1;,.".. Open Dady 9 to 5:30 ""~ 360 DELAWARE AVENUE OPEN MON. THRU FRI. V Phone HE 9-4101 9:30 TO 8:30 - SAT. TO 5:30 E SPOTliGHT July 15, 1965 - PAGE 9 BRECK - CARYLE RICHARDS - BONAT PERMANENTS CLEARANCE 30% OFF odds & ends of toys FIRST 4 DAYS OF WEEK

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C 3 TA Chicken, Turkey 8 C Ci~~.T 39 CAN Beef I C PAGE 10 - July 15, 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT portfolio. These factors, coupled a clean-up day to be held at the with a substantially higher volume headquarters of the Association, of loans when interest rates were the Cedar Hill School building. remaining relatively stable and a on Saturday, July 17th. Members successful containment of ex and guests of the Association penses, contributed to the signi should plan to be at the school ficant increase in net operating anytime b~tween 10 A.M. and earnings. 4 P.M., and may bring their own Increased interest expense on picnic lunches. Savings accounts during the next There will be a general clean six months plus the normal addi ing of the interior of the build tional expenses associated with ing, and if members have special the large merger recently con equipment for this it is advisable summated with The Citizens to bring it. Also, members are Trust Company of Schenectady, requested to bring their own. will tend to restrict the rapid equipment such as rakes, trowels, growth of earnings in the remain etc., for working oil the exterior ing six months of this year. Presi grounds of the building, and it dent Herzog did not expect that is hoped that everyone will bring t.he record trend in earnings a plant from their own garden to would continue at its present beautify the garden area of the rate through the remainder of school building. the year, but stated that manage OUR SPEC.AI..TY/ ment does anticipate an increase • of modest proportions in Bank Delegates Selected earnings for the last six months Mrs. Robert O. White, Elsmere, of 1965. and Mrs. Edward 1. Costigan, also of Elsmere, have been se lected by Nathaniel Adams Blan Clean-Up Day chard Unit #1040, American The Bethlehem Historical Asso Legion Auxiliary, Delmar, as dele ciation has announced plans for gates to the 45th Annual Depart- it's time to fix -up SHOP MYERS your home ... DOWNTOWN FOR OUTSTANDING VALUES With paint, plaster, wallpaper, plumbing DURING OUR GREAT whatever it takes to make your home more • • • comfortable, more liveable, more saleable. And jf cash isn't handy-use ours, with re payment suited to your convenience at sensible bank rates

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ALBANY. N. Y. Use Your Convenient Myers ALBANY. N. Y. CHARGE ACCOUNT MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COR', and Handy, Downtown Park-&-Shop Lots THE SPOTLIGHT July 15,1965 - PAGE 11 ment Convention to be held in memhcr of the Yorkers, a group Buffalo, July 15th, 16th and 17th. devoted to the history of New Mrs. Herbert E. Hafley, a Past York State; Margaret M. Chiore, Department President will also teacher of organ and classroom attend the Auxiliary sessions in teacher of blind and visually Buffalo. handicapped children; Mary Mrs. Hafley and Mrs. Esther Chaplin head of the art depart Cooke were named by the unit ment at Saint Agnes; and Barbara Plymouth as alternate delegates. Pahlmountain, teacher of modern Rock dance. Semi-Boneless Leading artists in the Tri-Cities will participate on a more limited Hams::;;e73:~;:t:; 99 Hamilton Bookhout Announces hasis. Among them are Times lb. lb. St. Agnes Workshop Program Union cartoonist Hy Rosen, sym phony conductor Edgar Curtis, Hamilton H. Bookhout. head Beef Livers BObY Ib·39 artist Rudy Helmo, drama master of Saint Agnes Schoo\, :o;pecialist Jo Abramson, artist and has announced the staff of the author Erica May Brooks and White Hots Rm..', Ib·69 living history summer workshop artist and historian John L. in the creative arts to he held at Henkes. Miss Liz Getz, folksinger, the school for three weeks in Aug will teach guitar as well as enter ust. The workshop will he in \J'-...; ...... ~ ...... J5eed tain children with her singing. session from August 9 - 27, Mon days through Saturdays. Grapes Coordinator of the workshop will- he Patricia Parry. who has lb. taught at SainI Agnes and Saint ~ ~ 29 Gregory's and has heen active in • READ Bo,den Ind;v;duol dirc(;ting dramatic productions _ THE SPOTLIGHT Sliced American 8 oz. on hoth schools. Other memhers ~ Cheese fJ- WHILE ON of the all professional staff include VACATION Libby 5 Frozen Mirium Biskin. English tcacher at ~~ Cohoes High School and an active Lemonade 60' 10e •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • lib. 10' : Vacation Time Is llere! : 2 39C • • : TRAVEL TllE : 303 19t : NATIONWIDE WAY : Low Suds Detergent g;on,59C : WORLD'S FAIR-Every Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat. : • and Sun. (Trans. & Admission) ...... $ 8.50 • Cola 1 lb. 8 10, $1 • Every Weekend (Trans., Hotel, Adm.). . .. 19.95 • : July 17-Aug. 7-California Tour ...... 399.95 : ...... "'W"'IiI • July 18-25-Smokey Mountains ...... 119.95 • • July 19-23-New England Ci«le Tour...... 59.95 • • July 24-28-St. Anne DeBeoupre, Canada. . . 59.95· • July• 25·30-Virginia Beach ...... •••••. 84.95 • • Aug. 1 The Enchanted Forest - Old Forge, • : New York via Blue Mt. Lake - Indian : • Lake - Transportation only ..•....• $6.00 • • Aug. 12·17 -Soguenoy River Cruise •.•.•••. 94.95 • : (All Tou'$ Include Trans., Hotel ond Sightseeing) : • Passengers will be picked up in Schenectady, Albany, Troy, • Orange, Lemonade, Lime • Watervliet, Cohees, Green Island, Sora logo, Mechanicville, Glens • Fails, Am.;terdom, Glovprsviile, Fondo, Johnst0wn, Schuylerville, • • Broadalbin and Northville. • • For a II tours out -of-s to te. • 11~;c.~io~~~~--=.;;.::;~~;:;;::;:~;;:-----:C-- _~::" __"::'::'=2q : For ~~~rv .tions 377- 3392 : 11.::....::.=-=====:.:..==::.;-=--''=-==:=.==-_.::-....::A::.SK::....:U:::S:....!:F.::O:!:Rc..!::D!;E.!T~A~ll::S~_cl

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~ ~"'--"- 206 CENTRAL AVE. ALBANY HO 5·3561 sewing Kirk CLASSIFIED AD POLICY tf CLEANING SERVICE FORMAl RENT AlS Classified Ads in the Spot HOUSE CLEANING, window MEN'S -All types available. Latest APPLIANCE SERVICE styling, for graduation, weddings, light must be paid for when washing, floOr maintenance, WESTINGHOUSE, RCA, Kelvi also any other cleaning you need. dances, eq:. On 24-hour notice. the ad is submitted. We must nator. Guaranteed used wash Old Holland Cleaning Service, Reasonable TAO'S, 4 Corners. enforce this policy strictly. ers. Area Appliance Service. Inc. RO 7-2139. tf HE 9-4511. tf Our rates are too small to per HE 9-2953. tf INSTRUCTIONS mit invoicing and bookkeeping BUILDING DOLL REPAIRING on these accounts. Please do & CONTRACTING DOLLS repaired, restrung, costum not ask us to make any excep ing. Reina Deitz. HE 6-1690. tf HOMES, garages, remodeling, Albany Driving Academy tion to this rule. additions, "easy terms." Hogan Construction Co. IV 2-4693. tf DRIVER TRAINING Glenmont, New York Your copy and remIttance FREE BROCHURE available ABC Beginners - Intermediates must reach us on Friday before BLACKTOP Auto Driving School. Dial 438- Brush-Up 4:30 P.M. In order to appear LUIZZI BROS., Blacktop Paving: 0853 now. tf CARS AVAILABLE FOR In the following Thursday is· Parking lots, driveways, garage ROAD TESTS ,ue floors, sidewalks. Free estimates. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 482-3484. tf Standard & Automatic M. W. TEBBUTT'S SONS $6 per hr. Coil HO 2-1309 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CARPENTRY Albany Delmar RATES REMODELING - All types of car 420 Kenwood Ave. penter work. H. A. Ertel. HE GUITAR - Folk styles, beginning IO~ per word for each insertion: 9-1048 Ed Hehre. HE 9-1198 HE 9·2212 thru advanced. Call Jon Cons. SI minimum. 439-3352. 4t722 tf Serving All Faiths CALL HE 9-4949 ADDITIONS, remodeling, roof JEWELRY Write, or stop In at our ing, stairs, general repairs. Arthur For Over 100 Years convenient office: Molle. HE 8·7165. tf FURNITURE REFINISHING EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY SERAFINO; contracting, painting repairs. Diamond setting, engrav· 154 Delaware Avenue and carpentry. Free estimates. FURNITURE repairing, refinfsh- ing wedding and engagement ALTERATIONS & SEWING RO 5-2186. tf ing, re-upholstering. French. rings, reasonable. Your trusted CARPENTRY and mason repairs. HE 4-0633. tf jeweler, D. LeWanda, Delaware ALTERATIONS and sewing. M. No small job refused. Gosse. Plaza Shopping Center. HE 9· Suess. HE 9-1270. tf HE 6-1202. 8t85 Subscribe to the Spotlight 9665. LAWN MOWERS LAWNMOWERS; Jacobsen, Good all, Lawnboy sales. We service all makes. Pickup and delivery. HILCHIE'S HARDWARE, Del mar. HE 9-9943. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Lawn Boy and Toro S:tIl~lI.s..'r\·icf'. pickup-delivery.

Taylor & Vadney 303Central Ave. HE 4-9183

IMMEDIATE repair or overhaul (!!1l1uttiul r AMERICA'S FINEST POOL .Arrtli ~ • Pre·Engineered steel wall vinyl liner construction RT. 32, GL ENMONT, N. Y. A planned community of • Completely guaranteed to give you a lifetime of pleasure early American homes. • Ready in just two weeks with no money down and financ· PHONE HE 9.9231 The two most trusted ing up to 7 full years names in swimming • Installed by Paddock Pool Builders - the largest and SCHWINN. RALEIGH pools. oldest pool builders in the Northeast Display pool at Green Thumb Garden Cenler, Columbia Turnpike, East Greenbush BICYCLES ----- ______--- -- __ I ______;, Parts and PADDOCK POOL BUILOJRS. INC. "OS' ORDER NOW AC(l!~soritl,.. P.O. Bo< 5101 Albany, N. Y. SAVE A Gentlemen please forward me FREE color PADDOCK THE 2% All Americ.n and English Bikes brochure. POOL BUILDERS INC. SALES TAX T'tl~ ..·t~~ Name. to"";' 118 Railroad Avenue Extension, Albany, New York Address. Phone Albany 459·3121 Or mail the coupon City. . State .. for free color brochure. 24 hour phone 459·4781 Phone. c&%%6561 Delaware .4..,., Delmar, N.Y. HE SPOTLIGHT July 15, 1965 - PAGE 21

all makes lawn mowers. HE Also carpentry wurk. Frank Salis· TOP SOIL AT ITS FINESTI Rich, GIRL'S BIKE, good condition: 9-4873. 4t715 bury. Days: HE 9-5527: nights; specially prepared sandy loam or chrome kitchen table, 5 chairs. LAWNMOWERS Jacobsen 4 HE 9-1355. tf sandyclay loam. J. W. MICHAELS 439-5384. blade Turbocone rotors, reels, FREE ESTIMATES - - interior, CO., INC., LANDSCAPE CON· DROP LEAF TABLE, mahogany, riders. Sales & Service. M. exterior painting, paperhanging. TRACTORS. HE 9-3823. tf 3' wide, 4' long. 30 inches high, Insured. Don Vogel. HE 4-8370. tf GUDZ. 138 Elm Avenue, Del 537.50; television set. Call after. mar. HE 9-2025. tf ROY FLANSBURGH, painting TREE SERVICt 6 P.M. UN 9~5933. contractor, Voorheesville. RO SALE ON antique lamps, all types. HERM'S TREE SERVICE: trim 5-2112 or RO 5-2896. tf Coffee Mill, 61 Adams PI., Del MASON WORK ming and removal (insured). mar. HE 9~1021. Call Albany, IV 2-5231. tf EXPERIENCED, all types masonry, PERMANENT WAVING ELECTRIC RANGE, $30, cash and new or repairs. Guidara. HE SPECIALIZING in Breck, Realistic, VACUUM CLEANER carry. 17 Merlin Drive, Delmar: 9~1763 evenings. tf Rayette and Caryl Richards per~ BICYCLE, Schwin, girl's, 28" frame, MASONRY and carpentry. Exper SERVICE manents; hair tinting and bleach excellent condition. HE 9-1906. ienced. Fireplaces. Alterations, ing. MELE'S BEAUTY SALON, AUTHORIZED Hoover dealer CHAIR CANING. Call HE 9-2116. additions. Fred Chalcrafts. HE Plaza Shopping Center, HE sales & service, all makes, free DON'T MERELY brighten your 9-1796. tf pickup. Best Vacuum Service, 9-4411. tf carpets Blue Lustre them MOVERS 538 Clinton Avenue, Corner eliminate rapid resoiling. PIANOS No. Lake, Albany. HE 6-4147. tf Rent electric shampooer $1. LONG FOR LONG DISTANCE. PIANOS - MASON & HAMLIN Adams Hardware, 380 Delaware Local and long distance mov~ Knabe, Fischer, Weber and Stark. MERCHANDISE Avenue. Delmar. ing. Agents for Atlas Van Lines. also fine selections of slightly FOR SALE KITCHEN SET, extra leaf, wrought Free estimates. O. E. LONG & used p·ianos. Call A. Andrew Gig-. ALUMINUM combination windows, iron. 6 chairs, excellent. HE SONS. HO 3~6626. tf liotti. HO 3~5223 tf doors, siding, etc. Finest Quality 9-1345. D. L. MOVERS. Local and long at lowest prices. Taylor Alum ACQUARIUM, 15~gallon, stand, distance moving. Reasonable SAW FILING inum Products. RO 5-2856. tf lighted, cover, 2 pumps, acces~ rates. No lob too small or too SAWS sharpened, chain saw ser ANTIQUES bought and sold at sories, $35. HE 9-4353 between large. Dick Leonardo. HE 9-5210. vice. N. Livingston, 4 Mountain the sign of the Coffee Mill. 67 6 & 8. tf view, Karlsfeld. IV 9-1979. tf Adams Pl., Delmar. HE 9-1021. tf DRESSES - summer and fall LIGHT HAULING - '?"efrigerators, 13~14. FURNITURE: our low cost op~ cottons, sizes Call 439- washers, ranges. Tri~VlIIage, rea SCISSORS SHARPENED erating policy enables us to bring 5111. sonable rates. Weekends only. DINING ROOM SET. lO-piece, SIX pairs medium size scissors you BIG SAVINGS on NEW furn HE 9-1140. tf English oak, excellent condi~ $2; also pinking and grass shears, iture, rugs and bedding. BUR HOUSEHOLD MOVING, low rates, tion, reasonable. HE 4-3544. knives, lawnmowers. Call for and RICK FURNITURE, 560 Dela new equipment, experienced TRAVEL TRAILER, 1964, West deliver. HE 9-3893. tf ware Ave., Albany. Just across personnel, free maid service. the Thruway Bridge in Albany. wind, self contained, excellent, Local moving. 465-1200 tf sleeps six. HE 9-9248. SEPTIC TANK SERVICE tf TAXLESS Knapp shoes. Order NORMANSKILL Septic Tank FUEL OIL: 2t per gal. cash dis ORIENTAL RUGS before August first. Perry. HE Cleaners. We install dry wells, count. Academy Oil Service, NEW AND USED, in all sizes and 9-1221, HE 4-7051. 3t729 septic tanks, drain fields. 767- Glenmont. 24-hour service. HO colors at reasonable prices. Wash COLONIAL living room, 2-piece, 92117. tf 2-1309, 465~5336. tf ing and repairing by native ex DELMAR SANITARY CLEAN MERCHANDISE CLUB, "Tads" regular $279 - special $170. Michel pert. Pickup and delivery. Free son's Quality Furniture, 1704 ERS. Serving Tri-Village area 4th semi~annual - now forming estimates. Rod Kermani, Stop Western Avenue, Albany. HE over 20 years. HE 9-1412. tf reservations now accepted 3, Albany-Schenectady, Road, opening date June 26 - first 8-5321. EX 3-6884 or IV 2-0457. tf TOPSOIL drawing July 3. Details furnished GIRL'S bicycle, 24", few PAINTING TOP SOIL - finest top-loam soil, by phone or at the store, phone weeks old. Used less than & PAPERHANGING immediate delivery. Gall J. Wig 439-4511. Club completed Novem~ hour, Original value $60 - gand & Sons, Glenmont, N. Y. ber21, in time for Xmas tf ad cost plus $38. HE 9-3033. INTERIOR, exterior painting. Free HE 4-8550 and HO 5~3992. tf SEALY MATTRESS or box spring WHEE LBARROW, $10; rotary estimates. Work guaranteed. $59.95, special $39.95. Michelson's mower (with extra engine) Jim Vogel. HE 9-9718. tf •• *. Quality Furniture, 1704 Western INTERIOR and exterior painting. Subscribe to The Spotlight Avenue, Albany. HE 8-5321. $10; trailer electric water SID SAYS: DEL LANES - ELSMERE 439-2224 "Why be inconvenienced while your car is being repaired? I'll loan you a 75% 75% car for all estimates over Handicap MOONLIGHT Handicap $150!" Sid Rigarud See our new body and paint department for expert DObB\\c., 7:30 metal and paint service! SAT., All work done by factory-trained local craftsmen. JULY 17th P.M. Phone IV 9-5421 ~or good, dependable service, $6 per couple westgate FREE! AFTE~U:~~LlNG FREE! LINCOLN· MERCURY 945 CENTRAL AVENUE, ALBANY, NEW YORK •• 8ig Enough to Serve You! Small E.nough to Know Youl $$ M~':l::~:ES $$ PAGE 22 - July 15, 1965

heater 55; steel wardrobes ,'&3 VOLKSWAGEN convertible, weeks old, man)' toed, FREE! DELMAR - First floor apartment, 53; aluminum icebox 55; camp green, 39.000 miles. $1395. HE HE 9-35j 2. 1122 heated, hot water, 4 rooms, bath, 4-9133,167·2723. 4t85 adults preferred, no pets, avail stQ\'e 35; gas cans; sho\'cls; able at once, $120. Paddock. miscellaneous; best offer', 1111 PORSCHE. red, 1600 standard, REAl EST ATE FOR SALE 95 H.P., Am-FM Becker, best HE 9-4772. 439-4350. offer. 439-6166. INVESTMENT PROPERTY, Del THOMPSON'S LAKE housekeep mar, New York - Building ing cottages, utilities furnished, WARD HOLIDAY Camper with 1965 LAMBRETTA Scooter, boat carrier, 5279.00. HE containing two apartments & showers, heat, beach. 872-0492. 200CC, like new, signal DELMAR, $100 - three rooms, 9-2776. one store, off street parking, lights, air horn, saddle bags, 1. 7 acres, $31.500 with $21,000 bath, heated, range, refrigerator, luggage carrier, spare tire, garage, available August 1st. AUTOMOTIVE mortgage. Gross income $4,140 439-4508. 2t722 FOR SALE original price $600; special per year. Kenneth W. Camp $400. Inquire Adams Hard $120 - ELSMERE, 5-room, first bell, P.O. Box Q, Livermore floor apartment, heated, 2 bed Soab Authori zed Dealer ware, Four Corners. Falls, Maine. 4t715 rooms, refrigerator, range, gao rage, adults preferred, reference. NEW SALEM GARAGE PETS REAL ES TATE FOR RENT HE 9-3891. New Salem Route 85 PUPPIES, 9 weeks, Brirney CAPE COO, Bass River. THE APARTMENT. living room, kit DeWitt and Fred Carl and Springer cross. R07.3822. BLUE LODGE, South Shore. chen, bath, bedroom, den, heat· ed, range, refrigerator. 439·5239. NEW AND USED CARS - KITTENS, 4 red males, one 2-3 bedroom housekeeping cot tages. From $105 weekly, July :===T='=I.=p=h=o=n='=R=O==5=-2=7=0=2===L_[~o:[~toise shell female, SIX August. From $60 weekly, off season. Linen not provided. LARGE HOUSE. 8 to 12 rooms, 439-3213. tf Bethlehem School IV For your NEW or USED DESK SPACE and phone in State 2-3257. Bank Building, Albany. HO 3-4419. VOLKSWAGEN tf HELP WANTED see or call COME SEE LOWEST TOY COST DEMONSTRATORS FUN ON Robert (Bob) Kelsey Start at 20% Commission WHEELS The original Discount Party Plan (your local sales Rep.) at $225 No collecting or delivering OPPORTUNITY TO EARN ACADEMY MOTORS SAMPLE KIT AT NO COST N,Y, 5T 5-5581 Mrs, Helen Mintline, District Manager American Home Toy Part ies) Inc. P. O. Box 676 Voorheesville, N.Y. 12186 Tel. 765-2343 NEW FROM ~ I HARLEY-DAVIDSON I VALUES TOO TREMENDOUS &2ii:.-;W::: - GOOD TO TRADE-INS Immediate delivery on MISSI NOW! 1966 Mode 1M-50 Harley.Davidson - a famous Amer· ican name _ now introduces Amer· ica's newest fun 'wheels, the niftyI thrifty M-50, A stylish blend 0 New shipment - American and Continental workman· ship guaranteed to please the eye Tremendous and the pocketbook. An all steel, welded frame forms a sturdy back just in time to beat Buys In bone for the M-SO's dependable 50 c.c, engine. There's 180 miles of fun packed into "very gallon of the Sales Tal gasoline along with mifes of adven. NEW & USED ture. One rid'e and you'll agree - the M-SO by Harley-Davidson is the AS LOW AS greatest new SC? on wheels. Take a CARS look and a ride on this fabulous featherweight at: $950 PER MONTH SPITZIE Larger Models In Stock SALES New Lo.... Insuronce Rotes Stop 9, Albany-Schenectady Rd. HAGlE'S SALES (Route 5) Tel. EX 3-2127 PARTS & SERVICE FIRST ond MONROE S1'S .• M-50 FOR AMERICA SO. TROY Open Eve"s Except Wed. & Sat. Corner Central at Manning IV 2·4491 ON THE MOVE "THE HONDA CENTER OF THE CAPITAL DISTRICT" HE SPOTLIGHT July 15, 1965 - PAGE 23

FULL TIME help wanted - male or female, to work in all phases LOOKING TO BUY? - WANT A QUICK SALE? of the dry cleaning industry Applications are now berng ac KLERSY . CALL PAGANO REALTY FIRST cepted at United Cleaners. 156 Delaware Ave_. Delmar tf Buil3ing Corp, THE LEADER IN TRI-YILLAGE SALES. SUBSTITUTE mother needed im I{ DUMAR mediately. 3 children, modern 264 DELAWARE AVE., DELMAR, N.Y. home, Elsmere, live-in. Write "Homes of Prestige" Box "E", include references Tel: 439-9921 or 465-8841 ,SITUATIONS WANTED Offers A WINDOW AND WALL WASHING, CUSTOM CAPE COD WM. B. PAGANO all around handyman_ Call 767- 9094 4t715 Traditional Styling REALTOR OUR 45TH YEAR HANDYMAN - no job too small. and These MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 439-5558. 4t722 Contemporary Airs HANDY MAN, industrioUS, college student, to do any odd job. HE • 1900 sq. fl. of living area 9-4250 • living room, 25x13'/1, fire· place H:\HYSITTIN(;, ni,Ldns ,11ld • Beamed ceiling kitchen, \\"("ckcnd.,,_ ]{vfL'rL'l1ccs "up- built·ins • 4 Bedroom$ plied. C:.tll ,!ftu (,. Ill·: • 2 Full bathS, 2 cilr gilrilge I~. • Fully landscaped, black SJ-n top drive • SJ3,OOQ., 80".. financing So There ..• ! ! ! At Westchester Park left off Oelaware Ave. at Elsemere Ave. to Fernbank If you find a mistake in Ave. to Wisconsin, left to the Spotlight, please be No. 1t. lieve that we put it there HE 9-4606 HE 9-9769 on purpose. We publish something f or everyone, including those readers who are always looking for mis takes. It's ROUND-UP TIME;::::::":'=-===--=----. At THEIlCS ONl Y ONE Dodge City 1965 DIRecnON ,rOIU11C 8EST tlS~OC'4RSIft' Round Up Prices MONACO roWft', eveli'YO~ WI"/. OIRt'CT YOtl Ttl .••• LOW MILEAGE MNMHIMWMN On All '65 DODGES 53195.

s Fast Becoming New York State's Largest Chevrolet Dealer OVER 300 CARS NOW IN STOCK THEY'RE BUY NOW COMINC ON BIG in '65 Marsh Hallman Be Sure You Put a Dodge in Your "Corral" from •.• NEMITH CHEVROLET 781 CENTRAL AVE. CIRCLE DODGE, Inc. IV 9-5551 Open fwening~ NEMITH, LATHAM ST 5-8531 PAGE 24 - July 15, 1965 THE SPOTLIGH

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