VOL. Ill, NO. 28 • $1.00 A YEAR "-spot I Ifill JUNE 19, 1958 • TEN CENTS 4,000,000,000 GALLONS OF WATER IN NEW RESERVOIR
OPEN HOUSE AT NEW FILTRATION PLANT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JUNE 21 AND 22 Scoffers and sidewalk engineers who said it was a ncrazy place to build a dam for a reservoir and a waste of the tax payers' money to follow it up with a filtration plant that would never have any water to filter., ••• these critics would do well to visit this new water supply either Saturday or Sunday, June 21 or 22, when Water Disuict No. 1 will be host to the people of the Town of Bethlehem at an open house to be held at the new Filtration Plant. To reach the Plant, drive out New Scot• land Road to approximately 500 feet past the Indian -Ladder Drive-In and turn left. This .week the Spotlight was invited to a preview tour of in· spection of the new Water Supply. The first place we went was to the reservoir 1tself. We took our first picture from the top of the dam (Upper, left), showing a part of the water which stretches back through the valley more than 2~ miles. It was Howard Blair, Filtration Plant Supervisor, who volunteered the information on the 4 BILLION gallons ••• and then he backed his statement with the complicated method of figuring the total. From the dam we went to the the maze of Pipes and valves to Filtration Plant, middle picture, Ruth Westervelt and John Oliver. where our guides posed in front of In the Gallery the water enters the the new building; from left to right, building; is routed through clari.. Howard Blair, Ruth Westervelt, fiers, then is chlorinated and Deputy Town Clerk; Harold Bark.. finally finds its way into the huff, Superintendent of Water mains which take it to the con.. District No. 1; and John Oliver, sumer. Supervisor, TOwn of Bethlehem. This weekend, Saturday and Inside the building, Howard Sunday, you are invited to see this Blair explained that the new Plant latest accomplishment which has is the only one in this country that been brought about by the careful can be walked through without planning. followed by months of crawling over htmdreds of pipes. hard work, by those in whose In the Pipe Gallery, (Bottom hands the welfare of our township picture) Harold Barkbuff explains has been placed. Exclusive Spotlight Staff Photos Notes at Random on Preview and Reception at Kuhn Show BY PEGGY O'BRIEN
Governor and Mrs. Averell of the four other Kuhn paint Harriman entertained in their ings loaned by the HalTimans and home with a buffet supper be at the moment hanging at the fore the preview for visiting Albany Institute of History and dignitaries and out of town mu Art. seum officials. The Governor's -O- mansion was too full of people Folio wing the trail from the to be able to miss the "White Mansion to the Institute for the Clown 11 which ordinarily hangs preview was not difficult despite across from the staircase nor (Continued on Page 4) r PAGE 2- JUNE 19, 1958 THE SPOTLIGHT IS EUROPEAN EDUCATION BETTER? BYRON S. 1-!0LLINSI-IEAD This article is reprinted from theEDU· why the more intelligent are say CATIONAL RECORD of Apdl 1958 by ing what they are. The training permission of the American Council on of the second or third echelon of Education. workers and citizens who can un PART II derstand what their leaders are A first-class illustration of bet- saying is desperately important ter quality where there is quan- in all fields of ende.avor if a tity is textbooks. Publishers can civilization is to advance. This afford to produce for many a means quantity, It is precisely quality book that they cannot this lack in numbers which re produce, at least withoutprohibi- tards social, economic, and po /1 tive expense, for a few. Partly litical development in what we Sure we'rt! proud our reputation for prompt forth is reason American textbooks call the underdeveloped countries. payment of claims! are the envy of the world. The leaders are there. It is the Another value of quantity is trained followers who are lack- that it provides a broad base for ing. ROSE & KIERNAN the selection of quality. In- But comparisons, disquieting to INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS telligence seems to be distributed us, h::~ve been made, so further 163 DELAWARE AVENUE, ELSMERE, N. Y. fairly equally among social colnments may be useful. A Opposite Delaware Plaza Shopping Center Phone 9-4961 ~roups, and one certainly cannot side from the difference in phil discover it if members of some osophy I have been discussing, social groups have little chance the difference in geographical to appear. Futhermore, talent location explains much in mo- is of various kinds and appears tivation and intereSt. For ex at various stages. One cannot ample, from where he lives, the decide for life, at the age of French boy, of course, has a {gf;~u..tel eleven, as the English try to do, different view of the importance who has academic talent and of Latin. He can go to Provins ALL Electric Razors 25% OFF who has not. Therefore, op- and see the tower of Caeser, he portunities to display talent must can see ancient Roman churches ALL Cameras 20% OFF be provided at more than one as far north as Pa•'•,..__ he can see stage of development. Nor is old Roman arenas at Nimes and ALL Parker "Sl" Pens 1/3 OFF academic talent the only type to Arles. His own mother tongue he nutured. Society has an e- is very close to Latin and probably he goes to a Roman Catholic THE qual stake in providing leaPning CARROLL PHARMACY church every Sunday where he PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS opportunities f or those who h ave, hears a Mass in Latin. In near 4 Pharmacists for example, a high degree of ly every French town he can see Arthur Starman Ph G. William R. Warner B.S. Phar. social, artistic, or manual in- Albert D. Womer Ph G. Joyce Nautel B.S. Phar. relics of European history left by telligence. 372 Delaware Avenue, 4 Corners, Delmar - Phone 9-1769 Again, as Sir Richard Living- the Romans, Franks, Visigoths, FREE DELIVERY Germans, English, ~tch, Moors, stone has said, we educate people to use their reason and for the Spanish, or others, as they have less intelligent this should de- fought up and down his fair land. One cannot expect an American Called For Delivered velop the ability to understand ------I boy to have the same interest Our Readers include the people as the French boy in Latin and who live in: European History. YOUR BEST LAUNDRY BUY Or take modern languages. Delmar Elsmere Slingerlands Voorheesville The Dutchman is usually no more Sheets 25~ New Scotland New Salem than fifty miles from the nearest Westerlo Ren sselaervi lie border on the other side of which Pillow Cases s~ Glenmont Van Wies Point few speak Dutch. To survive, Feura Bush Clarksville he studies languages almost from Meads Corners Union vi lie birth so that he can understand Shirts 23~ South Bethlehem Selkirk Ravena Lawson Lake the German language to his east, Beckers Corners Bethlehem Center the French to his south, and the YOUNG'S LAUNDRY Cedar Hill South Albany English to his west. The Swiss SPOTLIGHT is published by Spot• boy has to learn languages to 226 ELK STREET, ALBANY light, Inc., 187 Roweland Avenue, get along within his divided state Delmar, New York; Charles E. Walsh, of German-Swiss, French-Swiss, Jr., President; Tracy F. Walsh, Sec• Phone 5-3138 retary•Treasurer. Mailing Address: and Italian-Swiss, not to speak L...------'11 Delmar, New York. of the need to make a living ' THE SPOTLIGHT JUNE 19, 1958 -PAGE 3
by understanding the tourists who speak English. L EJ J ER s MAIN BROTHERS OIL CO., Inc. The American youngster, on 1----=__:=-_.::____ _.::__=----1 ANNOUNCES the other hand, can go three HURRAH! ..• for Ha ircutsl thousand miles on land east and The Spotlight, west and at least one thousand Three cheers for the teenage miles north and south without girls who defended "Those hair any concern about another lan cuts" June 5 issue. guage, so why should he worry I write as a mother of five to provide their customers with the finest heating about it. Isn't English, he says, boys, two of whom arc old e service available in the Capital Drstrict becoming the great international nough to have their own ideas language anyway? Or at least about· how they prefer to wear 1930 - Printed Meter Delivery Tickets the great second language? their hair. Please do not misunderstand As long as the boys keep it 1933 - Automatic Weather-Watching Delivery Service me. I believe everybody is clean, combed and cut at all greatly enriched by speaking at there Should be no quarrel about 1943- Guaranteed 24-hour Burner Service Contract least one language other than how it's cut. That's between his own. I also wish American the boy and his barber. It's the diplomats were better trained in boy, not his mother, that is the 1946- Yearly Burner Service Contract foreign languages. All I am costumer. saying is that necessity and geo I wouldn't presume to adv.ise graphical location play a large any licensed barber on how to 1950- Vent Alarms installed part in language learning. Even cut hair or embarrass my sons FREE of charge to INSURE SAFE deliveries of the larger countries in Europe by doing so. France, Germany, and England A mother has to know how and the people in the interior don't when to untie the apron strings have the same interest or ability and let children make some in languages as those near the 1955- Exclusive Giant decision for themselves. Air-Sweep Cleaner developed by borders. A mother of six And now let us look at math Main Brothers to INSURE getting ematics, physics, andchemistry. The Spotlight' The post-Sputnik critics say that furnaces Fresh-Air Clean I have just finished reading the we are behind Europeans in these letter you published from a Moth subjects. This seems strange er in regard to her son's hair since many of the recent dis cuts. coveries in physics and chemistry I thoroughly agree with this NOW have been made here and cer Mother - the long haircut on tainly the applications of know boys IS disgusting! But there my ledge in these two fields are much agreement with her must end! 1958 INSURANCE more advanced in the United Why blame the barber? Par States than anywhere else in the ents have expected the schools to pay your Heating Oil bills world. However, this begs the to assume parental authority in question somewhat. What the many cases - must we now ex at NO extra cost more exact critics say is that pect the barber to assume the the European schoolboy is further authority of the parent and re - NO age limit! advanced in mathematics, fuse to give a DA haircut, even physics, and chemistry at a cer when asked to by the boy? tain age thanhis American coun - NO physical To me, her letter is indicative terpart. Let us grant the truth of the "pass-the-buck" attitude of this, although it is equally check-up! found in many homes today. In true that the American youngster ·~ stead of blaming the school, the We are pleased to announce our new plan for our~ is more advanced in certain other community, the church or the Heating Budget-Plan If .the_ insured':;.';·:/ respects. To be fair, the ques ~il custo~ers. barber when our children act or tion of comparison should be as dies dunng the Contract per1od, delavenes wdi--J look like "hoods," lets place the follows: In a certain subject, say responsibility squarely where it continue with ALL remaining payments CANCELLED ~ mining engineering, at the end of belongs: the home! the course, say at age twenty- Sincerely, two, are European students of Jean Synal MAIN CARE means WORRY -FREE given native ability better pre- 1~----~----=---~-, pared in their field than Ameri Heating Comfort for Your Home can students of the same native FINEST IH ability? This would be a very For Details Call hard question to answer because STONE WORK the European might be ahead in some respects, the American in Retaining Walls Fireplaces Delmar 9-951 others, but the question does, at Patios Sidewalks least, indicate how difficult such comparisons are. 9-1287 MAIN BROS. OIL CO., Inc. (To .be Continued) IL______...;______JI 318 Delaware Avenue Delmar PAGE 4- JUNE 19, 1958 THE SPOTLIGHT KUHN SHOW (Continued from Page 1) von Bank's Our Drapery Slwp the rain that poured down. GovernorHaiTiman was, and quite TV SERVICE properly, taking many bows for 4-5887 the exhibit. But Mrs. Harriman, Quality, Responsibility, Honesty Features----- a Kuhn discoverer from away back, probably deserved more of the credit for the concen OIL BURNERS tration of some of the best art TOUGHER AUTOMATIC CUSTOM-MADE DRAPERIES "scouts" of the nation at the HEATING Washington Street gallery. Custom designed , , , to your individual specifications. Gas & Oil Fired Installations -0- and Service Custom made in our own workroom-by expert crafts· Janet MacFarland, one of the Gas & Electric Glass Lined men.••• "The House of Quality" label is your assur most suave museum and gallery Water Heaters directors we know, should be Fuel Oi I - Water Pumps ance of years of satisfaction. Estimates furnishefl with given a big hand for the behind -24 Hour Service- out oblil(ation. the-scenes arrangements and her Get our prices and BE SURPRISED constant graciousness and atten tion to the smallest detail. Glenmont CaiiS-8450 or 6-0419 Among the hostesses who saw to the pleasant atmosphere and For the BEST in GOOD Foods JOHN B. HAUF, lNG. the punch needs of guests was Mrs. D3.niel Gutman, wife of the "The House of Qualicv" DELSMERE Governor's Counsel and recently FOOD MARKET of Delmar. 175 Central Avenue, Albany, N. Y. 449 Delaware Avenue The story goes that Governor Opp. Delmar Grade School Harriman visited the museum shortly before the day of the pre GOV'T.INSPECTED & GRADED view and solved a hanging prob U. S. CHOICE ' lem. No doubt nudged into ac tion by Mrs. Han"iman, he sighted MEATS the balance problem and sug Your assurance of gested the changing of two .pic BETTER QUALITY tures. It was said that the Gov ernor's discussion on picture hanging indicated he was an ex BACON lb.69C perienced man with a disce:rning Try some of this really de- eye. licious Bacon now at this There is no doubt that it was special Low Price. Famous for its finer Flavor. often difficult to see the pic tures for the people and, at one ' Beech-Nut point, getting from one room to another tempted the use of foot COFFEE !~~79C ball ULclics. However all was charm and courtesy and no one Geisha yielded to the temptation. TUNA 2cans49C P.S. The food was divine! Fancy solid white meat in brine
NEW SHIPMENT NBC ALL KINDS OF FINCHES OREO 3 FULLER'S PET SHOP ·Cookies pkg.~~33'" ... TELEPHOtiE 9-3309 Sale Ends Saturday. June 21 Cor. Lincoln & Dela. Aves. Quantity Rights Reserved
AS GOOD AS MOM MADE! The TOLL GATE in Slingerlands ••• started in forty•nine with one idea in mind - to make ice cream as good as Mom made forty years ago in the old hand•tumed ice and salt freezer. Mom made the "mix," Pop turned the freezer and we hung around, anxiously waiting to lick the beater after it was removed from the freezer. Nothing in this wide world ever tasted so good as Mom's Ice Cream! And it's that hauntingly delicious memory that keeps us trying to make our Toll Gate Ice Cream measure up to Mom's. R. E. Zautner R. N. Zautner THE SPOTLIGHT JUNE 19, 1958 -PAGE 5 2 FOR 1 SALE I ONE Day ONLY! SATURDAY, JUNE 21 TWO of anything with ICE CREAM in it lor the price of ONE! TWO cones far a DIME! Two BANANA SPLITS lor the price of ONEI You name the TWO you wantl DARI-DELITE DELAWARE PLAZA PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Op~n Mon. thru Sat. 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. - Sun. 2 to 10 p.m. NUMBER 1 Bicycle License is is sued to George Butler, Left to CALENDAR right: Arthur Fleahman, Chairman of Kiwanis Bicycle Safety Com.. Special 'til End of Month OF EVENTS mittee; Sargeant LeRoy Cooke, Bethlehem Police; Earl Robinson, FRONT END JUNE 23 - Commencement Exer- Kiwanis President; and Butler. All bicycles having wheels of 20" cises, Bethlehem central Senior Wheel Alignment High School. 8 p.m. or more in diameter, must be Jj .. censed by July 1 to comply with and UNTIL JULY 6-Walt Kuhn Show, state I ow and town ordinance, Albany Institute ofHistory & Art. According to Chief Arthur .Blod Wheels Balanced UNTIL JULY 15-Jobn Remington gett, Bethlehem Police, the pub. Brakes installed on any one-man art show, Delmar Public lie is giving excellent cooperation $12.50$950 late model cor, only Library. and the dead! ine can be met Job $9,95 LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE: June 19 Studler vs. Main .. 6:30 · · *Body & Fender Wark *Motor Repairs ]Wle 20 Mullen vs. Crannell • 6:30 BUD'S TV SERVICE June 21 Carroll vs. Patterson • 6:00 l1oo% COMPLETE cARE FOR YOUR cAR I June 23 Mullen vs. Studler • 6:30 Route 9-W Selkirk, N.Y. June 24Patterson vs. Carrol1•6:30 June 25 Crannell vs. Main· 6:30 PHONE RO 7-2769 VET'S BODY SHOP & GARAGE June 26 Studler vs. Carroll .. 6:30 300 Delaware Delmar YOUR OLD KITCHEN -FOR BEAUTY, UTILITY, MODERNIZE ... CONVENIENCE SEE THE LATEST IN MODERN KITCHENS GENERAL{tELECTRIC KITCHEN CENTER THREE MAJOR APPLIANCES IN ONE COMPACT UNIT!
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':======35=W:A:T:E:R:V:L=I the Little I.e ague. The profit Build it or Repair it , r E:T=A:V:E:·===A=L=B:A:N:Y=~ from the operation of the re- General Carpentry- Remodeling freshment stand, operated by the Repairs - Custom Cabinets Women's Auxiliary, is used for Counter Tops Little league. Many mothers Altprotion s have already worked many long, hard hours this season but every 43 Lyons Avenue, Delmar: 3 BIG REASONS(t') Tel. 9-4019 . mother of a Little I.e aguer should be prepared to put in a minimum for heating your home with oil ·of two or three nights during the season thus easing the burden for LET US CHECK YOUR all. To put this into practice ENGINE WITH OUR all you have to do is give a (t') IT'S SAFE cheerful "Yes" the next time · you are contracted. Even better, DUMONT· call Mrs. LaRose, 9-602. TV. TYPE
Game of the week: EnginScope *Trade Mark (t') IT'S CHEAP Patterson won one and lost one in two thrillers, either of which TRI-VILLAGE could be called the game of the week. A 4 to 3 victory was ESSO (t') IT'S SURE squeezed out over Crannell Fri day evening. With the bases SERVICENTERS loaded and no outs, Holmes Call 9-4800 When you heat ;y:our home with on, you enjoy struck out one, then a double Cor. Delaware & Elm Avenues advantages provided by no other form of fuel. play with Tommy Mastin picking AND up a loose ball and throwing to 309 Delaware Avenue First, you have the peace-of-mind that comes BOTH ;n DELMAR with the knowledge that 1.our heating unit is Jimmy Shea at third for .the final 14/e. Second, on costs so little. Thlrd, you are assured a steady. reliable level of heat no D'atter "Turn Over A New Leaf in Your Garden" how low the temperature drops! Planning your landscape gives your home charm, in Call us for Atlantic's famous triJ'!e·re/ined heat dividuality, beauty and liveability - with the use of - ing on. It now has a new additive that helps prevent formation of sludge. FOUNDATION ORNAMENTAL BOUNDARY SHRUBS, TREES '"'d and CaiiS-1433 SCREEN PLANTING EVERGREENS JERRY P. ~ONAS REDMOND & BRAMLEY LANDSCAPE DESIGNERS & CONTRACTORS Our Service is Plan, Plant & Budget OIL COMPANY, Inc. PHONE 9-4632 THE SPOTLIGHT out ended the game. For Cran BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL nell, a beautiful throw from cen ter field by Don Estey doubled Telephone Exchange a man at third base. Jimmy 72 Delaware Avenue Bradt pulled an unassisted double play at first base. 24•hour Service 9·3524 Monday evening the Patterson for all team rallied for five runs in the Occasions top of the sixth inning. Hits by Tommy Holmes and Ronnie HeJTick, along with a couple of walks made the score five to five. In the bottom of the sixth, a walk to Paul McArthur and hits· by Billy McGoey and Scott Sar 9-856 gent made the score 6 to 5 for ... to re&esh Main Brothers third win by a one run margin. Ricky La Rose had without :IDling PHONE 9-1724 P.O. Box 65 another homer over the left cen terfield fence. Today's Pepsi is reduced in SHANNON & MYERS MAJOR LEAGUE calories ... never heavy, never too sweet. Have a Pepsi. COMPANY, INCORPORATED (These standings were compiled at the completion of last Satur Carpentry - Contractors day's games) Repairs - Remodeling TEAM WON LOST Alterations Main Bros. 6 1 All kinds of' Mason Work Mullen 5 2 Chimney Repairs Carroll 3 3 Patterson 3 5 Crannell 2 5 1 4 :::E:L=SM:E:R=E:A:V:E:':':D:E:L:M:A:R=::!I Studler INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE General Studler 3 0 Carroll 2 1 Auto Repairing Crannell 2 1 Mullen 2 2 Automatic Transm,ssion Main Bros. 0 2 Service Patterson 0 3 The ~refreshment
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COMPLETE TRUST SERVICES *DELMAR BRANCH 9-4714 ELSMERE BRANCH 9-4132 Glenmont Ample Parking Space Friday Evening Banking Hours 6-8 P.M. Garden Center (At Delmar Branth Only) On 9-W at the Comer of Bender Lane A. H. AIREY PHONE 5-8575 MICHAEL ESSEX Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatibn PAGE 8- JUNE 19, 1958 THE SPOTLIGHT PERSONALS •• , POWER MOWERS CaptainW.C. Roberts, Jr. just Serviced & Sharpened received his Master's Degree in PICNIC TABLES! Physics at the Naval Post Gradu ate School in Monterey, Cali L. C. SMITH fornia. Captain Roberts is the 154 Delaware Ave., Delmar husband of the former Bianca Probes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Probes, 70 Marlboro Philippine Mahogany Road. Captain and _Mrs. Rob erts, plan a leisurely trip east (which will include seeing "Dis PLYWOOD ney Land" - an event that will set their son, Craig, in an en ... Y... 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DERAL AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 854 Madison Ave, (Hear Ontario St,) Albany, N.Y. THE SPOTLIGHT JUNE 19, 1958- PAGE 11 How ta Win A Scholarship 17 Lansing Peter Shield, President MICHELSON'S SHOES presents •• $3 7 • of the Grand Union Company, Per Month with standard Down Payt., should.be an inspiration to any family that is subject to trans GIVE-AWAY DAYS! fers and worries about their chil AND dren's education. Mr. Shield's father was a min KEDS' CARNIVAL OF PRIZES! ister who enjoyed restoring a run down parish. When he had ac THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY -JUNE 19, 20 and 21 complished the challenge, he With each purchase of a pair of KEDS, receive a FREE moved on. So, his son seldom MAP OF OUTER SPACE spent more than 2 or 3 years in and the opportunity of winning other fabulous prizes any one town ... therefore, by including: A-1 BALLISTICS MISSLES - GAS MODEL necessity, he attended many and SABRE JET - SHIRLEY TEMPLE DOLL - assorted varied schools. When he -was Pistols in Holsters, Roller Skates, etc. 15, he learned that Rutgers Uni versity did- not require a high school diploma (approx. year 1911). Rather, they gave a ri The British 'michel6on '6 Shoe6 gorous examination of s.cholar "Where Fit Comes First" ship qualification. Lansing AT THE 4 CORNERS IN DELMAR TRIUMPH cram.med for a two week period Open Mon-Fri till 9 p.m.~ Sat. until 6 p.m. Phone 9-4888 4-door Sedan and won the scholarship, altho' he was only a junior in high Keith Witter, Foreign Car Sales Mgr school at the time. ALBANY GARAGE PHONE The only permanent record of the 28 HOWARD ST. weekly happenings in our area is -SERVICE -SALES-PARTS- the Spot I ight. It is printed on 9-923 paper that will 1last.' Your sub. for scription helps us make this re cord better and bette~. Subscribe BRAKE SERVICE today! and GENERAL INSURANCE WHEEL ALIGNMENT KATHARINE G. HERRICK also AGENCY *General Auto Repairing *Motor Tune-up 119 McCormack Road (On all make cars) 9-2763 . *Cooling Systems Experts *Car Painting *24-Hour Service *Camplete Body Work NEW 20"WHIRLWIND Compare the featur(!ll of this mower NOW SALES AND with any other rotary and see why it'll truly a bargain m quality and STUDLER'S SERVICE, Inc. performance. ..Your Headquarters for the Tri-Village Area" • Height-of-cut chango In soconds wtlhovt tools, 242 Delaware Avenue, Delmar, N.Y. e Throftlo, sfclp and stont con1roll ot your llng.,.-tlps. • Staggo,.d whool hslgn provonh uolplng, e Front ollhoust chvt. ondl clumping. e1.75 H.P. 4-cyclo onglno rocoll shlrt.r and spacial Taro Avdftono mulnor. A complete li~ of reel and rotary modellf aooilable. S to 9 p.m. LAWNMOWERS $2.75 per person SHARPENED & REPAIRED $1.75 children under 10 Pick-up & Delivery Phone 9-3673 Don't forget ••• we're open BENNETT EVERY Sunday for your dining GUN pleasure. WORKS 559 Delaware Ave., Delmar Phane 9-1862 PAGE 12- JUNE 19, 1958 THE SPOTLIGHT
ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE~------Studio of Speech Newly elected president of Al bany Business College is Prentiss Carnell, Jr., it was announced HELEN B. CAREY today. Mr. Carnell joined the faculty in 1927 after his gradua Summer Session tion from Dartmouth College and ReJl"ist.ration Now Amos Tuck School of Business for d .. uu h•ginning Jun• 26-17 Administration. He is also vice Speech Thargpy president of Albany Savings Bank, and All Phases of a director of the National Com DRAMATICS mercial Bank and Trust Com pany, Albany Academy, Albany 762 M11di••n Av•., A.lbony, N. Y. Home for Children, and Albany 62-1731 Institute of History and Art. 230 Union St., Sch•n• OCT. 13 THE MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ANNOUNCES NEW CLASSES STARTING JULY 7 & SEPT. 8 Trained girls ore in great demand in business and government offices. Salary is high - opportunities for advancement ex• eel lent. To fit yourself for one of these fine positions, enroll for a Mildred Elley Business Course. Registration is daily from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M., except Saturday Registered by the New York State Board of Regents 126 ·134 Wasllingtoa Ave. Write or Telephone Allla•y 10. N.Y. for Catalog and 227-229 QUAIL ST...... 5-3449 Rate., Albany 54436 Albany 3, N. Y. T H E s p 0 T L I G H T JUNE 19, 1958 -PAGE 13 (.,,?1,.·su~6d _After DINE & DANCE 5-un LIVE THEATRE AND TROLLEY CARS cwd His Accompanist Alice Mahoney by Garrison P. Sherwood Friday, Saturday & Sunday Will Play Sat, & Sun, Dinner Director-Shelley Players June 20, 21, 22 from 4 to 10 P. M. THURSDAY - JUNE 19 (Just Like Maxtm's} JEANNE EAGELS There must be many young YUL BRYNNER In Our Cocktail Lounge people today who have no recol Kim Novak Jeff Chandler starring in l'·riday & Saturday Nights PLUS TECHNICOLOR HIT' lection of the open trolley car. RUTH HUTCHINSON \ Just as there are many youngsters Entertuining on the Piano 7 HILLS OF ROME who have never seen live theatre. with Mario Lanzo BROTHERS I.unch & Dinner Except CARTOONS The trolley, with its par Served Daily Monday -0- ticular brand of fascination, has Fri. & Sat. - June 20, 21 Reserve for given way to the bus and the KARAMAZOV Parties and 3:10 TO YUMA family car. Legitimate theatre, Glenn Ford Van Heflin outside of New York, has been -PLUS -PLUS- largely supplanted by television, CARTOON CinemaScope and plain, old OPERATION MAD BALL Special Matinee for Kids on J. Lemon-E. Kovaks--M. Rooney movies. No more the rollicking SATURDAY CARTOONS ride on the open trolley. No 1Qf.i0 MADISON AVE •• AlBANY, N.Y. Sun-Man• Tues-June 22, 23, 24 more the exciting matinee put ~~======~======~:;=;;::==== on by the old stock company. Shirley Kaye Presents TAMMY *~~ BACHELOR The trolley is now in our past, with Debbie Reynolds relegated to the musewn by much Plus NIGHT PASSAGE superior conveyances. But, I Listen to WABY, the Chris Martin & Bill Pope Shows on believe live theatre will never Friday & Saturday. die and be stored away. Why? because nothing provides the ex perience equal to a vibrant, in 3RD BIC YEAR OF TOP person performance before a re BROADWAY SHOWS sponsive, attentive audience. Summer theatre arrived some Opening June 21! Seats Nowl years ago and in many ways re BOX OFFICE OPEN. Phone RO 5-2025, Between Glenmont & sembled the old regular stock Write Shelley PJayers, New Scotland Rd., New Box offi c:e opens at 7: 15-RO 7-3359 Scotland, N. Y. MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED. company. Afterwards came the Thur•fri•Sat - June 19, 20, 21 "package show, " similar in na The Rollicking Comedy 2 TECHNICOLOR HITS ture to the old toming company playing the summer circuit. At LANA TURNER present, there is a strong swing DIANE VARSI-TERRY MOORI back to "reside1_1t summer stock." suctf.~utlf.l" Audiences like seeing their fav orites week after week in smash S\'0\l \\OC\~Our Stage ~!ij3J!jH9 hits just off Broadway, or in re vivals of a few years ago. Ac June 21 anq 22, June 24 thru 29 -ALSO Production directed by Garrison Sherwood. Prices: oil orchntN Randolph Scott in tors, directors and designers, pro seats $2,20, $1.65, $1.25. No performances on Monday. List fessionals all, after a season in all dates cloorly. Save 20% on season tickets for tO ploys, 10% for tickets to 6 plays. Special discounts for theatre parties, DECISION at SUNDOWN the city, look forward to the Convenient ticket agencies: Von Curler Music Co., 110 State St .. (Continued on Page 14) Albany, N.Y., 5·4576; 0. S. Pullman, Tho Delaware Pla-za, Elsme,., N.Y., DE tJ-4475. Sun-Man• Tues- June 22, 23, 24 Natalie Wood Gene Kelly Look What's Coming to Our Stage!! MARJORIE June 21, 22, 24-29 July 15-20 August 5-10 "Will Success Spoil ''Bus Stop" "Sabrina Fair'' MORNINGSTAR Fri·Sot-June20,21-AII horror show Rock Hunter" 1~------1------The Curse of Frankenstein -ALSO Aul(ust 12-17 Peter Cushing Chris Lee July 22-27 Rory Calhoun in July 1-6 "Witness For The "Reluctant R. Denning in Black Scorpion "The Moon Is Blue" DOMINO KID Cartoon-Fri• Kids' Free Gifts Prosecution" Debutante" -Sun·Mon· Tues-June 22-24- July 8-13 Monday & T uesda_}, are Bumper -ALL IN COLDR- "The Death July 29-August 3 Strip Club Nights: Drivers FREE. RAINTRE E COUNTY Of A Salesman" "Abie's Irish Rose" -Shows start at dusk- L. Toylor-M. Clift-Evo M. Saint -Chrildren under 12 FREE!- .PLUS Wonders of New Orleans August 26-31 .-~--, PAGE 14- JUNE 19, 1958 THE SPOTLIGHT Board of Directors are Rev. DON'T MISS our SALE of SALES! (3rd BIG WEEKI) Here & There Charles Kaulfuss, President; Wil TEXTILE of ALBANY liam C. Bennett, Russell Dene A DOOR TO door campaign for gar, George Martin, .Mrs. George BIG FABRIC DOLLAR SALE the Bethlehem Babe Ruth Base C. Porter, Kenneth Smith. Ball I.e ague Booster Fund Drive Terrific Values in Every Department-Dress Goods- Chairmen of standing com will be made on Saturday mom- mittees for the new year are: Drapery - Slip Covers - Ready Made Curtains - lng, June 21st, starting at 9,30 Black and white prints, Ralph Cafe Drapes - Spreads a.m. Boys in baseball uniforms Hotchkiss; Color slides, George III..Iy will make the solicitation. Martin; _Hospitality, Mrs. Ed TEXTILE Of ALBA I~ Proceeds are to be used for ward W. F eth; Publicity, Mrs. 91 North Pearl Street, Albany (Opp. Sheridan Avenue) bats, balls, other equipment and Edwin B. Piper and Miss Jessie ALL SALE ITEMS CASH AND CARRY ONLy to pay umpires--to make up the B. Varian. ~======;:::::::=:;~~~~~~~~~deficit in the budget for the sea- Top prints and slides of the year were judged by the Charter Oaks Camera Club of Hartford, FU RN ITU RE SPRA Yl NG ;: CONGRE:;TION OF the Conn. , which is one of the top (Also Porch Furniture) Delmar Presbyterian Church met Camera Clubs of the east. The NEW, ENTIRELY DIFFERENT on Sunday, June 8 to approve trophy for the best black and white print of the year went to of its new MULTI-COLOR FINISH ~~:,~o~~~::sction Rev. Kaulfuss for his "Snow MAKES OLD FURNITURE LOOK LIKE NEW Revised plans based upon the Crosses. " The trophy for the findings of the Growth Project top slide of the year went to: Committee, Administration George Martin for "Color of FRIEBEL FURNITURE Committee, Music and Worship Com" a still life. 1706 Western Avenue, Albany Phone 2-0872 Committee. Christian Education PICK UP AND DELIVERY FREE ESTIMATES Committee and Recreation Com mittee were presented by G. Frank THEATRE Ackerman and Raymond B. Pot (Continued from Page 13) G CLEANING ter, co-chairmen of the Build excitement of intimate summer FAST 3-DAY SERVICE ON YOUR 9x12 CAR ing Committee. theatre. Here they dedicate their PETS OR LOOSE RUGS, EXPERTLY SHAM· -0- energies and emotions to "the POOED AND RESTORED TO THEIR ORIGINAL THE DElMAR CAMERA Club, play, " and often in the cool of BEAUTY, IN OUR PLANT - THE NEWEST, organized in 1957, is already the the summer evening, give the LARGEST RUG CLEANING PLANT IN THE AREA. largest cl1;1b in theTri-City area. finest performances of their car reers. OUR 22ND YEAR It held its first annual banquet and final meeting of the season, I believe the legitimate the a Tuesday, June lOth in St. Ste tre will always exist as a form LEKTRO KLEEN phens Episcopal Church in Els of dramatic expression, certain Now at 27 Sherman St. TEL &•7870 MEYER COHEN, Prop, • mere. Mr. William C. Bennett, ly as long as such devoted souls the club 1s first president, was as Shirley Kaye and the Shelley master of ceremonies for the Players are around to produce evening. The newly elected for this medium. MAKE WHY YOUR ROOFING! TAKE ALL TYPES- ALSO SIDING, REPAIR- UP TO 30% SAVINGS MONEY LESS? Phone9-1563-Free Estimates-Fully lnsured-Phone 9-1563 EARN MACK'S HOME IMPROVEMENT Co. New Scotland Avenue and Route 32 in Feura Bush MORE Every account is insured (Lowest possible prices consistent with the best in materials and up to $10,obo by on agency workmanship) In insured Federal Savings of the U. S. Government and Loan Associations FIRST ALBANY CORPORATION o,t.ol-tow"n may Member New York Stock Exchange phone collect. 90 State------Street, Albany, N.Y. Ask for Mr. Gibson. I want complete, FREE information, without obligation, on insured savings in Federal Savings and Loan Associations. NAM~------ADDRESS ______ CITY ______STAT~----- MAIL------COUPON TODAY 3 ~------~---THE SPOTLIGHT JUNE 19, 1958- PAGE 15 Tebbutt's CHURCH CALENDAR of EVENTS NEW SALEM REFORMED CHURCH, BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN Chu.ch ALBANY BIBLE INSTITUTE, DELMAR REFORMED CHURCH, New Scotland Road; P.O., R. D, 1, Cor. Elm and Murray Aves - Rev. 281 State Street, Albany. Delaware Avenue - Rev. Dr. Le Roy C. Brandt. Voorheesville - Rev. John H. Lawrence Heuchert, 440 Kenwood SUNDAY: Service at 4 p.m. Guest Austin, Pastor. TeL RO 5-2698. Avenue, Telephone 9-1615. speaker, FRIDAY, June 20-Doubles Club SUNDAY-tO a.m. Sunday School; SUNDAY, THURSDAY: Popular Bible Class Picnic, Mosall's Grove, School 11 a.m. Morning Wc;>rship. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School at 7 p.m. except holidays, house Road. 11 a.:u. Worship Service SUNDAY, Jnne 22-lOa.m. Worship TUESDAY: Service, Dr. Brandt wUl preach ONESQUETHAW Relo•med Chu.ch, 10: 30 a.m. Bible Study (Adults) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY on "The Soul with God." 10 a.m. between Route 32 and Clarksville. Delmar. Nursery. Rev, Arthur Hamberg, Pastor. TUESDAY, June 24 - Women's SUNDAY-11:00 a.m. Church League Picnic, Helderberg Lake. SUNDAY: 11 a.m. Church School; FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, Service & Sunday School. 12 Noon-Worship Service. Kenwood Avenue, Delmar - Rev. Masonic Temple, Kenwood Ave. Arthur P. White and Richard Cam~ TESTIMONIAL MEETINGS: Every GLENMONT COMMUNITY Chu.ch bell. Thursday at 8 p.m. (Reformed), Weiser Street, Glen CLARKSVILLE GOSPEL FEL SUNDAY, June 22-10 a.m. Divine mont - Rev, Harvey W, Noordsy, Minister, LOWSHIP meets. at the home of Worship. Graduates' Day, Mr. Rev. Wendell Hiltsley, Olive St. White's sermon theme: "Are You FIRST METHODIST CHURCH OF SUNDAY Worship, 10 a.m., Sunday POp1a• 8-2631. Ready for Life?" Church School VOORHEESVILLE, Rev. Walter School, 11 a.m. SUNDAY-7:30p.m. Gospel Meet- for Cradle Roll, Nursery and Kin Taylor, Pastor. ing. dergarten. Grades 1, 2 & 3 at tend worship with parents and SUNDAY SCHOOL- 9:45 a.m. TUESDAY-? p.m. Jolly Teen Time WORSffiP SERVICE- 11 a.m. THE METHODIST CHURCH, So. THURSDAY - 7:30 p.m. Bible leave during singing of second Bethlehem. Rev. W. I. Cosman. Prayer Hour. hymn for classes. SUNDAYS- ST. THOMAS CATHOLIC CHURCH 9:45 a..m. Church School; 11 a.m. UNIONVILLE REFORMED Chu.ch Delaware Avenue, Delmar - Msgr. Morning Worship; 7 p.m. Youth ST. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL Raymond F. Rooney. Fellowship. Delaware Turnpike, Unionville - CHURCH, Elsmere Ave., Delmar Rev. Louis H. Chisman. Rev. Charles H. Kaulfuss. SUNDAY MASSES (In the Church) SUNDAY: 10:00 a.m. Sunday 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11 (High Mass). School; ll:OOa,VJ, Worship Service SUMMER SCHEDULE: (In the Auditorium) 9, 10 & 12 Sunday: noon. 8 a.m. Holy Communion WEEKDAY MASSES: 6:45 & 7:30. REMODELING All Types Of JERUSALEM REFORMED CHURCH, 9:30 a.m. Family Eucharist (Nur- SATURDAY MASSES: 8 &; 9. Feura Bush - Rev. Arthur P. Hom sery all summer at this service) THERE is Nursery care each Sun CARPENTER WORK berg, Pastor. day for pre-school children at the H. A. Ertel Ed. Hehre SUNDAY -9:30 a.m. Sunday School; school during the 10 & 11 o'clock 9-1048 9-1198 10:30 a.m. Worship Service; 7 Masses. p.m. Youth Fellowship. DELMAR PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY, June 22-A Communion MONTHLY-8 p.m. Ladies' Guild, CHURCH, Rev. George H. Phelps. breakfast for all high school PLACE OROER NOW FOR 1st Monday; 2 p.m. Ladies' Aid Sunday Services are held in the graduates of the Parish whether TOP GRADE TOP SOIL Society, last Thursday; 8 p.m. Delmar Masonic Temple, KenWood they attend public or Catholic Power Rolling Rototilling Sunday School Teachers & Offi Avenue and Adams Street schools. Girls and boys will at LAWNS & GARDENS cers meeting, last Tuesday; 8 SUNDAY: 9:15 a.m. Worship and tend the 9 o'clock Mass and im- p.m. Consistory Meeting, last DRIVEWAY REPAIRS Church School through Grade 6. mediately afterward be tnhe~e~:i:~=~:: I Monday. Nursery care for children under of Msgr. Rooney at a b CRUSHED STONE-All Sizes 3. 5 p.m. Junior and Senior High served at the Sheraton-Ten Eyck GRAVEL & FILL Youth Fellowship with supper Hotel in Albany. NEW SCOTLANO PRESBYTERI each week. Also Church School WEDNESDAY, June 25-TheSenior Excavating Groding AN CHURCH, Rev. Homer B. Sil . classes, worship and fellowship andJuniorCYO Picnic for Grades vernail. program. 7:30 p.m. Adult Bible 7-12, will be held at Thacher F. Harris Patterson SUNDAY, 10:30 a.m. Church Study course at 25 Roweland Park. Fee $1, includes bus fare Incorporated Worship; 11:30 Church School; Avenue. Teacher: Dr. Theodore and soda. Bring box lunch. 10:30 7:30p.m. Youth Fellowship. G. Brown. a.m. to 6:30 p.m. 100 Adams St. Delmar Phone 9-3863 The Calendar of Church Events is CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY sponsored by: CHURCH, Rev, Charles W. Smith, TEBBUTT FUNERAL SERVICE pastor. We are proud of our record "of more Church School at 9:45 a.m. Worship Service at 11 a.m. Bill lANG SPECIAlS than 100 years of dignified, de pendable service. Our reputation 1957 V-8 Plymouth Belv, Club $2095. was built on conscientious atten 1956 Chrysler H;Y, St. Regis 2495. tion to the individual needs of COMMUNITY METHODIST Chu.ch, 1955 Chrysler Windsor Sedan 1695. Slingerlands, Rev. James R. every family we serve • • • at Rhodes. 1955 Chrysler Windsor Hordtop 1795. prices that all con afford. THURSDAY, June 19 _7:30p.m. 1953 Chrysler Windsor Sedan 595• .420 Kenwood Avenue, Delmar Boy Scouts & Explorers. 1953 Plymouth Sedan 495. 9-2212 SUNDAY, June 22 - 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship: Topic: "Four 1952 Pontiac Sedan 395. 176 State Street, Albony Things on Earth Are Small.'' 1951 Buick Sedon 395. 3-2179 MONDAY, June 23-7 p.m. Board 1950 Chrysler Sedon 195. of Trustees (last meeting); 8 p.m. 1952 Plymouth Suburban 395, 12 Colvin, Avenue, Albany Official Board (last meeting). NOTICE: Nursery care each Sun Many others to choose 89-0116 day for children five and nnder in downstairs Sunday School CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL DEALER 11 Elm Street, Hossau room under the stage. This will Nossou 8-1231 continue through the smnmer, RENSSELAER, HEW YORK 4-2183 r PAGE 16-JUNE 1~ 19~ THE SPOTLIGHT TELEPHONE TELEPHONE 76-8-2143 SPOTLIGHT CLASSIFIEDS P0-8-2143 CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED MERCHANDISE BUSINESS SERVICE BUSINESS SERVICE BUSINESS SERVICE FOR SALE AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL & TRUCKING, LIGHT SIX-LEGGED antique cherry drop- PAIHTIHG CARPENTRY leaf table with pad; small cherry LEARN to drive; expert teachers. FRANK SALISBURY, General Con- drop leaf table; rosewood occa- WE MOVE: Pianos, Freezers, Re- sional 2·pc. set; 6 saddle seat Albany Driving Academy. Call tractor, Interior and exterior frigerators, Stoves, Furniture, o< June V andetwerken, painting, carpentry. Bailey Ave., planked dining chairs; large wing Ed etc. Bicycles repaired, will chair; 2 antique bedsteads; wash- 9-4817, 301 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar. 9-1355. pick up. Ken Lake, 9-4424 or Elsmere. ing machine motor; small baby 9-3297. crib; jig saw; lamps, practice PAINTING and/or PAPERING piano, Brie-a-br ac, etc. Call BABY SITTING TRUCK FOR RENT POplar 8-2257, 3-PIECE blue circular couch, ARTHUR ]. Armstrong, general TRUCK for rent: l)S ton rack with needs cleaning, 3--piece EXPERIENCED baby sitter wants $100; painting and paperhanging. Call dump, $1. SO per hr. plus 5¢ per Maple Hollywood bedroom set, extra work any evening except UN 1-8T20. mile. 9-3190 · . 75¢ per hour. Call complete, $100; FOR CAMP: 2 Thursday. gas & oil kitchen ranges; Kel- PO 8-2143. ROY FLANSBURG, painting con- vinator refrigerator, Stroller & tractor, RO 5-2712, Voorhees- TUTORING ville, bassinet, both $7. ROger 7-3176 BLACKTOP SERVICE QUALIFIED teacher desires tutor- WATER skiis, custom, low price, PRECISION painters at recession ing for summer, 9-1100. 9-2778. pric.P.!';, TntPrior onrl P.XtPrior 100% more life to_ your black· 3 alwu. venetian blinds, 34%x53, ADD painting, top - sealing, patching, rejuve- 9-2550. 1-53xS8, sandalwood color, all nating. Blacktop Sealing Com• TYPING SERVICE excellent; Thenno-pane picture pany, 9-4289 after 6, window, 54x59, plus frames; PARTY DESSERTS TYPING done at home. R07-3121. baby crib, cheap, 9-2187. ROTOTI L LE R attachment for gar- Party Desserts: ULTIMATE in den tractor; 30" sickle bar for BULLDOZING, GRADING Schrafft's Ice Cream. Plaza Phar. MERCHANDISE small garden tractor. 5-8712. CELLARS, ponds, gradi'lg, etc. WOOD clarinet, good cond,, $35, Fill, shale and top soil. Jim PHOTOS FOR SALE 9-2778. Salisbury. Call E. Berne 81-]3. 5 hand carved, fiddleback chairs, PLANTS FOR SALE. Michael J, $40; Four-poster Colonial bed, JOHN Deere crawler, blade and PASSPORT, chauffeur, identifies• tion pictures. No appointment. Murphy, 85 Cherry Ave., Delmar, $6; 2 Kumfort Kots, complete, $10; power winch; grading and back 2mantle gas lanterns, $7. 9-1234 fill. 5-4609. Schellhaas, Dela. Plaza. 9-1472 MAPLE buffet, table and 4 chairs; Range suitable for call\), 9-283S between 9 a.m. & 12 noon, GOWN, size 18, white strapless VORNADO 20" reversible window RADIO & TV REPAIR with petticoat, $30. RO 5-2908, fan, 3 speeds, cost $69,95, sell CHAIR RECOVERING $37; antique black rocker, $S.SO; BEDS, dressers, dining table, Gor- BETHLEHEM Electronics offers Maple drop leaf cocktail table, LAWN CHAIRS, kitchen chairs. ham silver flatware, other home $10. 89-3649. Boat seats made to order. Auto guaranteed service and sales of furnishings. Afternoons; 99 Els- TV sets, seat covers and tops. Martin's Radios, Phonographs mere A venue, 9-1278. WATER Sprite aquaplane, $18; 2'/.l and other items in the electronics Used Car Building, 325 Delaware step boat ladder, rubber tips, field. 9-647. BREAKING up home. Very good Avenue. Call 9-3012, things for sale '/.! price, Inquire $6,50; solid brass power prop, PO 8-2138 momings and even- 25-35 hp, outboard, $12; Aquari- ings, um, lights, fish; Rota-Broil 400 with spit, $12. SO. 9-1593. FILM PROCESSING ROOFING CONTRACTOR MODERN hutch cabinet; 2 coffee tables, modem oil finish. 4-4059 INCINERATOR, $S; Hose reel, $5. 9-1060. SAVE TIME! Mail film: Schellhaas ROOF REPAIRS: expert workman· evenings, Camera, Delaware Plaza. Postage ship, finest materials, sensible BOY Scout unifonn, complete, size COLLIE size dog house, well deducted, charges, free estimates. 9-1S63, 12-14, wom 2 times, cleaned, built, $15. 9-4658. $7. 9-1593. 12x15 blue rug & pad, $20, 9-636, FLOORS FOR SALE: Matching chairs, tra- TWO garage doors, 4x8, hardware, SEWING ditional, gray, $25 pair. 9-3975, $15. 9-1295. WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, good ALUMINUM patio awning in two INLAID linoleum, Formica and EXPERT alterations & drapes, condition, re-built., re-enameled, sections, each 10Y2x7 feet; only linoleum tops. Sales and instal- done your home or mine. 8-4667. $55. 89-0797. lation. Bartley's. 9-3190. 3 years old. Cost $600, sell for DINING table, 7 leaves, buffet, 8 $100. 9-1168. chairs, studio couch, wicker roc- LAWH AERATING SIGHS ker, wash stand. RO 7-3092. HOME meat slicer, new $15, sell $7, SO; Home deep fryer, new COLLIER folding baby carriage; $22.50, sell $10. 9-3779. AERATING pennits water, air & COMMERCIAL signs, counter cards Thayer Porta crib, $20; Under• fertilizer to reach grass roots; designed at reasonable rates. wood standard typewriter, $5. 5-FOOT recessed bathtub, white cuts summer watering in half. PO 8-2143. 9-2196, closet bowl, pedestal lavatory, Jerry Jonas, 9-4632. roll-top desk, $3; book $30; 5 assorted inside doors, $5 CHILD'S each, 9-1372 between 5:30 and case, comb. desk, $3. 9-1215. STOHE & FILL 6 p.m. ACCORDION, full base, perfect LAWH CARE reconditioned 9x 12 grey Belgium rug, good con d., sand, condition, $150; CRUSHED stone, shale, wool, $30; Mercury 11 3Smm. gravel. 8-2214 or after 6: 1 7'' GE television, $25. 9-1894 LAWNS MOWED and cared for. PO evenings, camera with F3.5 lens, case, 9-2583. PO 8-2641. SOLID cherry bookcase with se· flash, perfect, $25. 89-4050. retarial desk, good condition, CONSOLE Victrola cabinet fo< SUCCESSFUL men with small TOP SOIL, FILL, ETC. $35. 9-2081. converting to liquor cabinet, $45; businesses(and large ones, too!) 4 Screens: 29x55, 33l,14x55, 29%x37, 11-tube Phil co console radio, use the Spotlight BUSINESS SER- QUALITY LOAM - new lawns. 2S'nx37, good, reasonable. Call $45. RO 5-2708. VICE. Call 9-3823. 89-3172 be tween 4 & 8 p. m , LAWN mower $8. 9-4790. THE SPOTLIGHT JUNE 19, 1958 - PAGE 17 PETS FOR SALE TRAILERS ·CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING- MERCHANDISE Percentage Ads GENERAL MERCHANDISE are FOR SALE baggage trailer 2 Belgian Shepherd puppies, $5 UTILITY & fo• only ads taken on percentage - sale, $80. All steel, with each. 9-4458. established businesses, springs, like new, Call 9-1717. NO CHAIRS, fine sturdy set of 5, rna- PLEASE! 10% on sales $1 to hogany, rush seats, brass tipped $101- 5'7o $102 to $501 - 2'7o legs, $85. 9-1132. PERSONAL $502 up. The MINUTE you sell' DEEP well pump, nearly new; shal- an article, CALL US. These low well pump, new, RO 7-2206. NOW YOU can send your son or AUTOMOTIVE ads run for TI!REE weeks. Do ~ NOT advertise elsewhere dur- ,, metal box trailer, de- daughter to camp and YOU CAN TWO-wheel ing that time. (NO used cloth- tachable wood rack, 8-8266. GO ALONG, too! There's a place For Sale minutes of Delmar, ing accepted on o/c basis!) ~ ANTIQUE rose carved sofa, $25; within two " where you can swim, play almost -Paid Classifieds- Westinghouse roaster with cabi· SOME DEALERS have LOW over- classifications are every game and sport imaginable, All other 1 net, $15, 9-2351. head. We have NO overhead. at 10¢ per word, $1 (equipment furnished!), have a fire accepted () COMBINATION gas and oil range Save 30'7o to 40'7o. Call Fred at minimum, payable in ADVANCE, cooking, roam over acres of fo' Albany 3-9405, -Closing Deadline- with light, timer, clock, $75. land, loaf, talk • , , you name it! () Ravena 7-1973. Thursday, ONE WEEK prior to And all this every Saturday and PLYMOUTH, 1950 deluxe 4-door JOHNSTON 18" reel type power publication. Sunday for 8 WEEKENDS • , , and sedan, fine fo• commuting. -PAYMENTS- mower, $25. 9-2408 after 6, for the price you'd expect to pay - - PAGE 18 - JUNE 19, 1958 T H E REPAIRS & SERVICE Here & There Phone 9-1210 THE CLARKSVILlE CIVIC Club will hold its annual family pic Yes, You Can nic at Thacher Park Saturday, June 21, starting at 3 p.m. The JESSE committee will try to reserve a location in the park near the Easily Afford swimming pool so that those de TURNER siring to use the pool may do so REBUILT conveniently. Signs will be To Remodel posted directing members to the VACUUM spot. -0- Your CLEANERS THE BETHLEHEM YOUNG A dults Association will hold a pic nic on Saturday, June 21 at 2 -Free Pickup- p.m. in Thacher Park. Those Home! -Free Delivery- planning to attend are requested to bring their own food. Bev erages and charcoal will be a If you wont to odd a room, a bath vailable. DRIVE THE or a new garage to your home AN IDEAL ... come in and see us right now HILLMAN about a low cost Title 1 Home HUSKY Graduation Gift Remodeling loan! You con enjoy better living now ... pay for the improvement over a long amortization period. [rntTI0~0 ~~t~gtr • ¥~ 1000 Hours ofpT;~~:~" 9 And you con make it even easier to meet your monthly loon installments by paying them out of J savings. We invite you to for more room .•• plenty of open a 3 1,.i% Savings Ac space for 4 adults and 300 pounds of luggage! Flick down count here today. the rear seat and there's room ~SPECIAL 1 for 300 more lbs. of cargo! sg 9s For more economy ••• costs for cdl $1000 Jess than "low-priced" makes American station wagons .•• one! models cost lh as much to operate! Delivers 30-35 m pgl ""Worn Needles Distort Sound, Destroy Records!" For more beauty .•• clean, un· ( cluttered styling .•• hand l rubbed lacquer finish ••. long, HI-FIDELITY CENTER ( low lines! 324 CENTRAL AVENUE (Corner Quai I) ALBANY 3-1167 SEND FOR FREE SAVE-BY-MAIL INFORMATION with you• sls4q• exchange come in and FOWLER'S drive a HILLMAN LIQUOR HILLMAN/SUNBEAM STORE Ql 'ON l!WJdd OIYd SEE GEORGE OR HARRY anv.LSOd ·s ·n NEMITH a1o~ ~1ns Auto Company FOR BETTER SPIRITS INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOWROOM We Deliver RTL 9 LATHAM ST 5-8531 Tlleotre 8ui/Ji"9 For a Deal that tops •em alii! 333 Delaware AYe 9-26J3