eg ht ~a~hlehem Public U . I November 18, 1976 ~ Vol. XXII, No.4 7 ~ The SRotl(Anllol1,d C;ftlli'liaa Public'lioa Graphic newsweekly serving the towns of Bethlehem, New Scotland and nearby communities

Another in the series on Bethlehem's historic houses Page 26 "Control the energy you use and you control the cost!" Reggie McKenzie is a Niagara Mohawk customer. He's also a member of the Buffalo Bills' "electric company" offensive A Bill line. 0.1. calls this big NFL fOD/baller "my main man. " Reggt'e li~'es here year 'round and knows the problems of talks about winter. Here he shows some of the steps which can be taken to help keep energy costs under control . .. steps you too can a bill take that will result in money-saving benefits at your home.

Make certain lamps. TV sets, and major Good storm windows and storm doors help Good advice aOOm controlling energy costs appliances are turned oU when not needed. 'I"s keep heat in and cold out. I help a friend gel is available free at any Niagara Mohawk amazing what's wasted just by neglecting to ready for winter. Sal';ng juice is ol""Q'\'$ a good office. Or write.- Falla ..' ad"ice on enel1U' flick a switch to "off.- idea. I do it all the time. saving and help keep you.r bill u.nder cOn/rol.

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PAGE 4 - November 18. 1976 Glenmont Lion, Club meets 2nd area arts and 4th Tuesdays at La Casa Aes­ taurant. Selkirk. 6:30 p.m. Visitors Spotlight welcome. Info: Charles Sperbeck. 4:l9-9165. CALENDAR Bethlehem Lions Club meets first and third Wednesdays at LaCasa, Selkirk, 6:30. p.m. A capsule listing of cultural events easily accessible to Trl-Village FISH - Call 439-3578 lor voluntary service - 24 hours a .AARP meets 12:30 p.. m .. third Tues­ Bethlehem-New Scotland residents. provided as a com­ day the year 'round - ollered by day of month, Delmar First United munity service by the General Electric Co_ plastics plant. residents of Delmar. Elsmere and Methodist Gtlurch, Kenwood Ave­ Selkirk. Telephone numbers are for Inlormatlon and Slingerlands to their neighbors in enue, Delmar. tlckets_ need of help in any emergency. Bethlehem Jaycees meet first and League 0' Women Voters, Thurs­ days. 9:30 8.m. Bethlehem Library third Wednesdays of the month, 8 Information 439-5786. ,P.m .• Center Inn, 9W, Glenmont.. Welcome Wagon - Newcomers Hall Moon Button Club of Albany, and mothers of new babies catt785- third Wednesday noon of the month 9640, Mon. thru Sat., 8:30 A.M,,6:00 at Bethlehem Public Uarary. For p.m. so you may have a Welcome infOrmation 872-0068. Wagon call. Kiwanis Club of Delmar, Mondays Bethlehem Memorial Auxiliary to at 6:15 at Center Inn, Glenmont. Post #3185, Veterans of Foreign Rotary'Club 01 Delmar meets every Wars, meets the third Monday of Tuesday night 6:15 at 5chrafft's every month, at the Post Rqoms, Motel. 404 Delaware Ave., Delmar. The Albany County Pistol Club. The Delmar Community Orchestra Winnie Place and Maewin Drive, rehearses every Monday evening Delmar, welcomes~guests al its from 7:30-9:30 al the First United indoor pistol range every Tuesday Methodist Church of Delmar. THEATER at 8 p.m. Information: Dave.Her­ Gam-Anon, for Wives 01 compulsive "Life With Father," Cohoes Music Hall, through Oec_ 5. 237-1675. bach. 439-4372 Or Tom Corrigan. gamblers. meets Wednesdays 6:15 439-3301. pm, 51. PIIJS Church. Loudonville, "Women in (and out of) Love," one-woman show by Suzanah 462-6916 or PO 80l( 23. Albany. Scher, State University at Albany Performing Arts Center, Monarch Club of Albany meets Auxiliary, Nathaniel Adams Blanch­ OBC. 10-11. 8:30 p.m. Box office 457-8606. Tickets $3, $2. every Tuesday night at the Center arr', Post 1040, Poplar Dr .. Elsmere, Inn, Glenmont, 6:00 P.M. third Tuesday, Sept.-June. MUSIC Bethlehem B.P.O.E. 2233. first and Rosary - 51. Thomas Church, Ad­ Albany Symphony Orchestra, works by Berlioz, Britten, Dukas, third Wednesdays, 8 p.m. at the ams Place, Delmar, evp.~v Thursday Lizt. others, Flamenco collage by Spanish dancers Jose Lodge in Cedar Hill, At. 144. Ladies' at 1 ;:45 a.m. Auxiliary second Wednesday. Greco and Nana Lorca, guest artists. Palace Theater, Nov. 20. 8 p.m. 465-4755. Bethlehem Youth Employment Ser­ Bethlehem Recycling Program vice. School Year Schedule. Mon­ (paper. cans, glass). Town Garage, Dorothy Collins and Ron Holgate, "Broadway Hit Parade," Cohoes day-Friday, 1:00-4:30 P.M. Summer 114 Adams St., Delmar. Mon . .thru MUsic Hall, Nov. 23. 8:30 p.m. schedule, 8:30 A.M.-1 :00 P.M. Tele­ Fri.,8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Papers should be phone 439-2238. tied, cans flattened. bottles clean Stanley Hummel, pianist, playing Chopin, Haydn, Schubert, w/metal and styrofoam removed. others, in concert at Siena College Campus Center, Nov. 21. I Five RIvers Environmental Educa­ 4 p.m. $2, students $1. tion Center, Game Farm Ad., Del­ Empire Motor Sport. Club, every mar, open daity during daylight Thursday at 6 at the Center Inn, At. State University Celebrity Series, Manhattan Trio, Page Hall hours. Exhibit room open daily 9W, Glenmont. Lee Beauregard - (downtown campus), Nov. 21. 3 p.m. $3.50, students $3. Box 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 456-0019. office open 2 p.m. FILM Silent classics, "Way Down East" (1920 and "Sherlock Jr." (1924), Cohoes MuSIC Hall, Nov_ 22. 7:30 p.m .. Charlie Chaplin in "Th. Great Dictator" (1940), Nov. 29_ 52. 237-7700. "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," Paul Newman, Elizabeth Taylor, Siena ColI.ge Audiovisual Center, Nov. 29, 8 p.m.

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November 18, 1976 - PAGE 5 CIUzen Band Radio Club. first Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Center Wheel Chairs Inn, At. 9W, Glenmont. Jim Munger - 463-0275. • Rental Albany chapter, Railroad Evange· • Sales !~ listie Assn. meets third Saturday of each month, First Reformed • Repairs ~.: Church of Bethlehem, 7:15 P.M. ~:fi _ Onesquethaw O.E.S. meets on the firsf and third Wednesday of every KRUGMAN'S month althe Masonic Temple in DELMAR PHARMACY Delmar. 361 Delaware Ave., Delmar Glenmont Homemakert meet third 439-9914 Wednesday 01 month; Glenmont Mon.-Fri. 9-7, Sat. 9-6 Comm. Church, 8 p.m. Sports Car Club of America. first Wed. 01 each month 8:00 p.m. at the Center Inn, Glenmont, Marie Cor­ rin, 869-6948. Bethlehem Junior Woman's Club meets 2nd Wednesday of each month,8 p.m., Bethlehem Public Library. Two drawer. letter size wllock. tan tI) 50 Bethlehem Women', Republican ...... from 537 Club, third Tuesday, Bethlehem .... Four drawer. letter size with full suspension Library, 7:30 p.m . - from 57000 Give and Take Shop. Used cloth­ ... . ing. Basement of S1. Thomas Rec­ tory. Monday 9:30-" a.m.: Tues­ Student Deskwith walnut formica top. day '-3 p.m.; Saturday '0-'2 a.m. black or tan 40 x 1B'h. locking pedestal Auxiliary, Nathaniel Adams Blan­ SCOUT II. special 56995 chard Post 1040, Poplar Dr., Els­ TRAVELER. TERRA mere, third Tuesday, Sept.-June. Executive Desk. full size 60 x 30 walnut S p.m. H, L GAGE SALES. INC. Altamont. New York formica top. blk. or tan. locking pedestal Blanchard Post 1040, American B61·B511 . B61·6604 . B61·6147 special 95 Legion, meets first Monday of each 5129 month, Poplar Dr., Elsmere. 8:30 p.m. Desk high metal bookcase 36 x 12 x 30"H Free Blood Pressure Clinic, spon­ in gray. black or tan C. D. CLARKE, INC. 95 sored by New Scotland Kiwanis Year end 529 Club, Voorheesville United Meth­ odist Church, Voorheesville, sec­ FOR Metal Bookcase 36 x 12 x 42"H in gray. ond Tuesday of each month, 9-11 INSURANCE black or tan a.m., 1-3 p.m., 7-9 p.m. CALL 95 Year end 539 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18 SOME FREIGHT DAMAGED BOOKCASES at League of Women Voters, informal 1/2 off. cash & carry discussion of county government with county legislators, Bethlehem Library, 9:30 a.m. Babysitting avai 1- SUPER YEAR END - Famous name walnut & bronze able. executive desk 66 x 36 wi matching credenza & execu­ Open house program for parents tive swivel chair. List price 51300 SYE special 5785. of children in grades 7 and 8, Beth­ lehem Middle School, 7:30 p.m. PLUS MANY OTHERS - Chairs. sofa. combination cabi­ Friendship tea, Delmar Presby­ terian church, 2-4:30 p.m. Bazaar nets, lamps. tables. etc .. all on second floor showrooms and bake sale. Public welcome.

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19 IN OUR USED DEPARTMENT - 36 x 24 metal desk Burt Anthony w Imatching aluminum frame upholstered side chair­ Game Night in the Community the pair 550 cash & carry. Room of Bethlehem Library, 7 p.m. Free 10 photos for senior citizens, THINK SNOW­ Adams St. Coffeehouse, 10 a.m.- u 2 p.m. Call us for DELIVERY AVAILABLE "They Have Yarns," presented by SNOWMOBILE Charlatans, Bethlehem Central INSURANCE >"."". High School D:ramatics Club, Room - ~ . ..', 'W,_' - 46, Bethlehem High School, 8:30 - p.m. No charge, public invited. CALL 439·9958 GREEN'S OFFICE OUTFITTERS INC. (2 doors above Trailways Bus Terminal) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20 339 Delaware Ave. 374 Broadway, Albany -15IB) 463·3155 OPEN WEEK DAYS 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Saturdays 9 A.M.·4:3D P.M. Movie: "Rockets hip." about Flash Delmar Gordon, Creative Writing Work-

PAGE 6 - November 18. 1976 Shop, (pre-registration necessary), TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 both at Bethlehem Library, movie at 10:30 a.m., workshop from Delmar Camera Club, workshop 11-1 p.m. on "Exposure," 7:30 p.m., followed by a competition: "Design in Na­ Annual Holiday Bazaar, Women's ture," St. Stephen's Episcopal THINK Guild of New Salem Reformed Church Parish Hall, Elsmere. All ChurCh, 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Lunch welcome. served. Browsers welcomed. CHRISTMAS Albany County's Swine Flu Im­ Annual Winter Sports Mart spon­ munization program for the general A collection of Handcrafted sored by Boy Scout Troop 75, Beth­ public will be held at the Bethlehem and Imported Ornaments and. lehem Middle School. Sell used Middle School, Delmar, 4-8 p.m. Decorations in the Best equipment, buy bargain skis. 439- Jradition of Christmas 1327, 439-4155. Red Cross Bloodmobile at Voor­ heesville Methodist Church, 12:30- ·Plant Parenthood Classes, spon­ 6:30 p.m., sponsored by the com­ sored by the Garden Shoppe, Glen­ munity. mont. "Beginning Flower Arrang­ ing" Demonstration and Workshop, Walt Disney's "The Living Desert," The Country Corner for children in grades 1-3, Bethle­ 11 a.m. hem Library, 3:45-4:45 p.m. ANTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES - HANDCRAFTS "They Have Yarns," presented by 449 DELAWARE AVE .. DELMAR - 439-6671 _ Charlatans, Bethlehem Central WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 HOURS: Daily to-5:30; Fri. evenings 'til 9 ,... ~-,.: ;. High School Dramatics Club, Room .. 46, Bethlehem High School, 8:30 Albany County swine flu immuni­ "NEVER ON SUNOA Y" p.m. No charge, public invited. zation program, Bethlehem Middle School, Kenwood Ave., Delmar, 4-8 p.m. - SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21 Donkey basketball games, Bethle­ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25 hem High School gymnasium, benefits 10 Bethlehem Police Bene­ Bethlehem Library is closed for volent Assn., tickets at Mullens and Thanksgiving. Paper Mill, and at the door, $2.50. Qi)ift ([ertifirnte FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26 10% :Di~count on gift (!ntificah~ Game Night, Community Room, Bethlehem Library, 7 p.m. CAT HAVEN ell (!I'ni,tma~ gift '30' 'You SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28 '3wm eII,i [hoLino dl1£n~ww' FOR CATS ONLY Movie: "Oklahoma," starring Gor­ Reservations Requested don MacRae, Shirley Jones, Rod t Individual care in PriVAte HurT"~. Steiger, directed by Fred Zimmer­

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PAGE 8 - November 18, 1976 Nathaniel A. Boynton Editor-Publisher John C. Bennett Sales Manager Arline M. Holder The SP..Q~.li9ht Office Manager

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State highway trucks delivering blacktop on Delaware Ave. in by town of New Scotland crew in Clarksville. front of town hall, Delmar. Right, motorized road paver mann~d Spotlight photos

PUBLIC WORKS Roadbuilding '76: benefit (but not Blessing) fordrivers To motorists a road is a road, good if not spectacular year project on Rt. 9W between Cross, "we're going to have to good or bad, but to highway in 1976. Meyers Corner, and Beckers work it piecemeal over a period and street maintenance crews Most noticeable locally were' Corners connecting with the of years. We hope to have it in it makes a big difference whe­ the completion of the Elm Elm Ave. project. This pro­ pretty good shape in about ther it's a state, county or town Ave.-Long Lane-Jericho Rd. gram, embracing approximate­ three years." road. Actually all three juris­ project in the southern part of ly five miles of major road­ Highway building, road re­ dictions of road crews had a Bethlehem and a relocation building including a two-mile pair and street and highway stretch of new road, was co­ maintenance comes under ordinated by the State Dept. of three government jurisdictions: Transportation and also in­ town, county and state. Each volved the Albany County level was busy this year in Beth­ Highway Dept. The state did lehem and New Scotland, to the design and engineering the overall benefit of auto and work and handled the actual bus traffic. The highlights: construction, the county help­ ed with the funding with federal • Town of Bethlehem. aid. Cross' crews concentrated their rehabilitation focus 00 the Equally noticeable was town's older Delmar streets. Blessing Rd., one of the town's Among those getting new most heavily traveled arteries blacktopping were Harrison, and indisputably its worst and Alden. Pine, Merrlyo, Warner, most archaic. Martin Cross Kenwood, Oakwood, Adams Jr., Bethlehem's town superin­ St., Adams PI., Hawthorne and tendent of highways, said some Delmar PI. Three other streets patching work was done this - Union Ave. South, Elwood year, but added: "Blessing Rd. and Charles, also had rehabili­ has problems." It is a sensi­ tation work. In all, the town tive subject in town hall be­ laid down five miles of new cause it needs major relocation blacktopping. In addition, a and grading, which would run major upgrading of drainage into six and possibly seven on Burhans PI., Capital Ave. Bethlehem crew prepares Adams St., Delmar, for repaving. figures. In the meantime, says and Salisbury Rd. in Elsmere

November 18. 1976 - PAGE 9 was completed and the streets rebuilt and repaved. • Town of New Scotland. ' . Crews under Highway Supt. r Peter Van Zetten repaved seven ISRlDGi Dm, mlUUIOH • miles of town roads in 1976. The beneficiaries are the llsers ! lASORA10RV of North Rd., Tygert Rd., Wor­ mer Rd., Lower Derbyshire Rd., LaGrange La., Helderhill Rd., Westview Rd. and Fisette­ Jones Ave. in Feura Bush. New Scotland has completed the first year of a five-year road program, and is budgeted for approximately seven more miles of resurfacing next year. County. Major projects in­ cluded new base and topping for a mile and a half of the heavy-traffic Cherry Ave.-Elm Ave. route in Delmar. ditto for 1.2 miles of County Rt. 301 -- --~------'~= between Clarksville and Law­ Spotlight phoro son's Lake, and relaying a half State DOT engineers at federal highway clinic on Cherry Ave. Ext. D&H overpass in Slingerlands

al Adams, Downtown Albany mile of blacktop on County Bush Rd., with improved Rt. 306 in Voorheesville be­ shoulders and drainage; resur­ tween State Farm Rd. and the faced one-third of a mile of A SEIKO THIN DRESS village firehouse. County crews Delaware Ave. in the vicinity also will inherit the Elm Ave.­ of the Bethlehem town hall, QUARTZ FOR MEN Long Lane segment from the did a two-mile patching job on state for future maintenance. Rt. 85 (New Scotland Rd.) be­ SAYS MERRY CHRISTMAS State. In addition to the tween the Toll Gille and Stone­ 9W-Elm Ave. job, the state well in Slingerlands, and com­ WITH STYLE. DOT did a complete replace­ pleted a similar project for ment of Dibbs Bridge on Rt. two and a half miles from the 9W and rebuilt an existing top of the New Salem hill to bridge on Rt. 144 just above the Rt. 443 intersection in New the Niagara Mohawk power Scotland. plant south of the Albany city line. The state also has been installing improved guard rail and highway lighting systems, the latter being replaced with Delmar student cited new "breakaway" light stand­ Connie Patterson, a Junior ards as a safety measure, on Rt. College of Albany student from 85, the so-called Albany Cross­ Delmar, participated in two town arterial used by hundreds national junior collegiate of Tri-Village motorists and DECA meetings in Virginia commuters every day. Another and New Jersey last week. $215.00 nearby project benefiting local She was one of two students drivers is the extensive patch­ in the East invited to a mar­ ing and leveling on Rt. 20 in keting task force board meet­ the town of Guilderland be­ ing in Reston, Va., Nov. 8. This remarkable timepiece is so accurate, it's actually tween the Albany city line and On N ov .. 11 she joined 17 other changing the world's standard of accuracy McCormack's Corners (Rt. JCA students in the New York A good place to buy a watch Is 146). Next year this stretch State delegation at the DECA where you can count on the service will be repaved and will get im­ North Atlantic regional con­ proved turning lanes and drain­ ference at Cherry Hill, N.J . age ditches. DECA is a national distributor Closer to home in Bethlehem education organization. Con­ ...d!I. state road crews this year nie, daughter of Mrs. Nancy JEWELERS • SILVERSMITHS widened and resurfaced a half H. Patterson of Delmar, is Corner North Pearl & Steuben Sts .. Downtown Albany mile of Elsmere Ave. between New York State junior col­ Fro. Porklng NIITby the Delmar By-pass and Feura legiate president.

PAGE 10 - November 18. 1976 Greenbush engineering firm of The First Church of Christ, Myrick & Chevalier conduct a Scientist, in Delmar, will in­ survey for new sources of a clude President Ford's Thanks­ water supply for the town. giving proclamation in the II Sheaffer told the board the a.m. service on Thanksgiving Helderberg reservoir was being morning, as well as testimonies depleted, and that new sources by Christian Scientists appro­ of water must be found. priate for the occasion. The resolution approved by the board stipulates that the In Voorheesville, the United town can terminate the con­ Methodist Church and St. tract at the end of the first of Matthew's Church are combin­ three phases of the study. Cost ing in their traditional Thanks­ of the first phase was put at giving service. This service, at $18,000, the second at $23,000 7:30.p.m. on Thanksgiving eve, and the third at $40,000. will be held at the Methodist Church and the message will be given by Father Toole of Churches observe St. Matthew's. Thanksgiving rites The First United Methodist Ch urches in Bethlehem and Church in Delmar is planning Life Art photo New Scotland will be holding a special service in which the Blanchard American Legion Post Commander Daniel Lantz, special Thanksgiving services children of the parish will be center, and Lt. Col. Charles J. O'Hara, U.S. Army retired, of of worship and preparation invited to participate in a Slingerlands, conducted Veterans Day ceremoni~s at the post next week. Thanksgiving scavenger hunt flagpole for 100 chilled members on a blustery, snowy morning The Bethlehem Community looking for items of harvest. last week. Rev. Charles Kaulfuss, rector of St. Stephen's Epis­ Church has a special reason to Fruits, vegetables and nuts will copal Church, post chaplain, said the prayer. be thankful as its members be scattered throughout the . share the first service with their church and the children will new minister. Rev. Roy Wil­ ,collect the fruits to be assem­ TOWN HALL salary boost for Supervisor liams will cond uct the Thanks­ bled in a cornucopia on the Harry H. Sheaffer three weeks giving morning service at 10 altar. This is the church's first Town bonds sold ago, he was "pleased and flat­ a.m. Thanksgiving service and will· at 'good' rate tered." When it came time for an official parliamentary pro­ Approximately $11.6 million ced ure to put the raise into in town of Bethlehem bonds effect, Sheaffer turned it down. have been sold in open bidding "Town employees have been THIS WEEK to cover bond anticipation given a $400 across-the-board SPECIAL ... notes funding sewer, park, raise," Sheaffer told the board water and other municipal when the motion came up for obligations. action at last week's meeting, "We got a good rate, a very CARNATIONS "and I feel this is not the time favorable rate of interest," Su­ Fresh-cut and Long-lasting - Red - Pink - White for the supervisor to accept any pervisor Harry H. Sheaffer said more of a raise than that." ONLY following the sale conducted by Board members insisted, how­ a New York firm of bond attor­ ever, and compromised by vot­ Big Savings on neys. The issue was split - ing a $900 raise to $22,900. At All CUi Flowers $8.9 million due in the year that, Sheaffer is paid less than 2007 and $2.8 million in 2002 his counterparts in Colonie and FREE CLASS ... THIS SATURDAY 11 A.M. - at an aggregate interest Guilderland, each of whom rate of 6.75 percent. FLOWER WORKSHOP also have salaried staff assis­ Learn easy techniques in arranging small. Sheaffer pointed out the rate tants. effective bouquets inexpensively - Instructor; Mrs. H. Geyer "in these times compares very Please call for reservations 439-1835 favorably with a similar issue recently sold by the town of Town to study Colonie, in which they had to water sources buy insurance on a shorter ma­ Bethlehem town board has TWO LOCATIONS turity period and we didn't." authorized an $81,000 engi­ Feura Bush Ad. neering study of potential re­ 3699 Glenmont BETHLEHEM sources for a supplemental Albany-Carman 439-1835. Supervisor shuns water supply to augment the Ad., Guilderland town's watershed below the 356-0442 full pay raise Helderbergs near New Salem. When Bethlehem's four Councilmen acted on a councilmen voted a $1,800 recommendation that the East

November 18, 1976 - PAGE 11 be held at 7:30 p.m'. on Thanks­ Splash for cash then solicit pledges for each intendent, Charles Gunner, giving Eve. completed lap. Sponsors are high school principal, and Other churches in the com· seeking sponsors told the maximum number of Robert Zick, member of the munity will be holding tradi­ The high school pool will laps the swimmer hopes to board of education. tional services, some on be swimming with activity this complete so sponsors will have The Swim-A-Thon is jointly Thanksgiving day, some the weekend as 500 students and an idea of what their donation sponsored by the International night before. local residents participate in will come to after the event. Swimming Hall of Fame, with At the First Reformed Bethlehem's third Swim-A­ When the swimmer finishes, 25 per cent of the money being Church in Selkirk, Rev. How­ Thon. Sponsored by the Beth­ the coach certifies the number returned to them. This per­ ard G. Hagaman, president of lehem Central Athletic Assn., of laps completed, and the centage includes support for New Brunswick Theological the Swim-A-Thon hopes to swimmer goes back to his spon­ Olympic swimmers and the Seminary, New Brunswick, raise $8,000 to purchase sports sors to collect the money. Swimming Hall of Fame in Ft. N.J., will be guest preacher equipment not included in the Dr. Lawrence Zinn, superin­ Lauderdale, Fla. at the II a.m. service on school budget. tendent of schools, will be Of the money that remains in Thanksgiving Sunday, Nov. Swimmers estimate the num· swimming, along with Briggs Bethlehem, 5 percent goes to 21. ber of laps they hope to swim, McAndrews, assistant super- the Delmar Dolphins swim Win a beautiful escape to the Caribbean! ListentoWROW·FM 95FM

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PAGE 12 - November 18, 1976 team. Other funds have been Rev. Taylor honored designated to buy equipment Rev. Walter E. Taylor, for­ We'll make that can be used by both stu- merly of Voorheesville and your ..... dents and community recrea~ now minister of the First U oi­ tion programs. Softball back­ ted Methodist Church, East motor. stops will be purchased for gym Greenbush, has been named classes during the school year disaster coordinator for the sing and sports teams during the Troy Conference of the church ..... 1: Engine Tune·up summer, and pool equipment by Bishop W. Ralph Ward Jr. Flont End Alignment will be bought to benefit those AuTomori~, Tlon:,· I Rev. Mr. Taylor, who served a involved in swimming lessons record 23 years as pastor of mT 5 5ian S~rvice or recreational swims. the Voorheesville United • Mode'n Equipment I. • SkIlled Mechonin The athletic association Methodist Church, has been a I would also like to sponsor an longtime volunteer worker for """" eighth grade basketball team, the Red Cross. which otherwise has no sup­ port. Part of the proceeds will be used for films of var­ Retiring coach sity basketball and football cited by board games which are used by The Bethlehem board of ed­ coaches for teaching purposes and are sent to colleges when ucation is on record with a a player is applying for a schol­ unanimous motion of com­ mendation of Donald M. AS SEEN ON T.V. arship. To sponsor a swimmer, call Camp in recognition of his Nancy Hodge at 439-6753. The longtime service to the school WED. THRU SATURDAY public is invited to watch the district as coach of school Swim-A-Thon, Friday from 4- tennis teams. Camp retired 11 p.m. and Saturday from 8 from his coaching duties at the a.m. to 5 p.m. end of the past school year. CORDUROY Under Camp's tutelage, Bethlehem Central tennis 45" WIDE OUR ENTIRE REG. 12.25 YD. STOCK SOUOS teams won many Suburban a 12.50 YD. & PRINTS Sewer bond approved Council and Section 2 cham­ A $150,000 bond resolution pionships and amassed win­ $1.66 YD. for installation of 2,500 feet ning records unequaled by any of lateral sanitary sewers for a other area school, including Glenmont residential subdivi­ winning streaks of 90 and 37 DOUBLE KNITS sion has been approved by the varsity matches. Camp has Bethlehe(l, town board. The been a well-known and respec­ POLYESTER - 5O""WIDE bond for\the project at the ted tennis teacher for more proposed Crossroads develop­ than 20 years. ment at Wemple and Beacon Thomas Walencik is now POLY Rds. will be repaid through serving as coach of both the assessments on property own­ boys' and girls' tennis teams GABARDINE - 50" WIDE ers in the subdivision. at BCHS.

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November 18. 1976":'" PAGE 13 THANKSGIVING are Bethlehem Lutheran, Del­ hungry people will be sent to will hold an area-wide "giant 9 church choirs mar Presbyterian, Delmar Re­ Community Hunger Appeal of bake sale" at 10 locations Sat­ formed, Delmar .First United Church World Services. urday. Three of the locations join 150 voices Methodist, St. Stephen's Epis­ The ecumenical service has are in Bethlehem - at Grand Nine churches will present copal, Unionville Reformed been coordinated by Rev. Bry­ Union stores in Delaware Plaza an ecumenical Thanksgiving and the Voorheesville Com­ son Smith of Slingerlands and Country Squire Plaza, service on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. munity United Methodist. Community Methodist Church Glenmont, and at Mullen's in St. Thomas Church. This The service will be primarily under the sponsorship of the Pharmacy. The group also has will be Delmar's first ecumeni­ musical and the congregation Tri-Village Clegy Assn. set up collection points and cal service featuring a massed will be able to join in singing pickup schedules f<)r junk cars, choir. Directing the I 50-voice of well known hymns. Organ­ castoff appliances, batteries choir will be Doris Clark of the ists will be Mrs. Jennie Moak, . youth bake sale and bulk scrap metal. Bob and Slingerlands Community Mrs. Rachel Worth and Joseph Youth for Christ Campus Jan Brewer 3re leaders of the United Methodist Church and Gerber. Life, a Schenectady-based non­ Bethlehem Central H i g h Peg Dorgan of St. Thomas. A special Thanksgiving of­ denominational youth group School chapter. For informa­ Other participating churches fering to help feed the world's , funded by public donations, tion call 439-D855 or 372-5734.

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November lB. 1976"":' PAGE 15 Who Among American High School Students." She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Marks, and has lived on Roweland Ave. all her life. For Thanksgiving and fresh cut flowers for Mt. Holyoke meeting all occasions, funeral and Students, parents, alumnae and prospective students of wedding designs. Mount Holyoke College are in­ vited to a coffee, film and information meeting for the Cheryl Marks public to be held Saturday, Nov. 27, from 10:30 a.m. to noon at Bethlehem Library. Delmar writer Dr. Sally Izzard is local alum­ joins' Spotlight nae president and Mrs. William Warren is organizing the event Cheryl A. Marks, a lifelong Both are residents of Delmar. FLOWERS BY THOMAS resident of Delmar and a cum 399 Kenwood Ave. 439·7726 laude graduate of the S. I. at Four Corners 439·4176 Newhouse School of Public Speed limit hearing Communications (formerly the World Wide Wire Service School of Journalism) ofSyra­ Bethlehem town board has voted to hold a public hear­ 'M? _ cuse University, has joined the Spotlight staff as a reporter ing on a residents' petition to &.A~.hI!Nl~O and feature writer. lower the speed limit on Wil­ <52 At the university she was lowbrook Ave .• South Beth­ dually enrolled with majors in lehem, to 30 m.p.h. The hear­ ing will be held Dec. 8 at 8 p.m. fREE PARKING IN MUNICIPAL LOT magazine journalism and child and family studies and a minor at the town hall. in family economics. In addi- tion to her courses in magazine EDUCATIONAL editing and news writing. she Wellesley Club meets studied graphics and photo- The Albany Wellesley Club PROFESSIONALS graphy, edited a newsletter for will hold a coffee and infor- The Singer Company, Career Systems. who recently the Upstate Day Care Center in mation sesson on Saturday, won award of the contract to operate the New York Syracuse and served intern- Nov. 27 from 10-12 at the Job Corps Center. is currently seeking individuals to ships with the Erwin Nursery Doane Stuart School for high staff the educational facility. School and Family Debt Coun- school juniors and seniors in- Positions will be available in the following area: seling service. terested in the College. There · .. Counselors At Bethlehem Central she will be local undergraduates . Teachers (vocational and basic education) was a member of the school as well as alumnae available Resident Advisors · .. Security newspaper staff, debate club, to answer questions. Slides of · .. Maintenance and logistics · .. Clerical .. Administrative school and church choirs and the school will be shown and · .. Food Service · .. Financial the National Honor Society. refreshments will be served. · .. Recreation and Avocation · .. Heallh Services She earned a Regents Scholar- For information contact Mrs. Singer Career Systems is a progressive firm committed to training ship and was listed in "Who's Stephen V. Lewis3rd,273-3375 and employment of disadvantaged youth. The New York Job Corps Center will be placing special emphasis in training its enrollees in vo­ cational areas such as Culinary Arts, Clerical, Automotive Trades, Health Occupations, Building Trades, Repair Mechanics (air condi­ ~'.·~H-m.Jt~s Wi1fmN JE Hirr·~I.i¢ tioning, radios. TV). ~ SO DON'T DELAY : CALL US FOR ALL YOUR If you feel you would be interested in applying for employment with DECORATING NEEDS! • our organization. please send resume. including salary requirements SLIP COVERS WINDOW SHADES CARPETING ~ to: • DRAPERIES UPHOLSTERING TABLE PADS i1: Singer Career Systems CALL US FIRST. OR CALL US LAST. BUT CALL New York Job Corps Center Wi I P.O. Box 188 , Well come I~Y~~hO~e~~h~a~pr.s!o~b~~i~· Our repul, ,. Glenmonl. New York 12077 • lion is your guarantee of complete satisfaction. REMEMBER. YOU II Alln. Personnel Dept. CAN SAVE UP TO 20%. ~

or call 767·9395 for an inlerview. All inquiries will be kept , strictly conlidential. DELMAR DECORATORS : DELMAR 439-4130' An EED Employer mlf ~ Et~~., 1 ••~~~

PAGE 16 - November lB, 1976 Public flu shots bany Quarter Horse Racing PROTECT YOUR CAR here next week Assn. The bank has attached LENA'S from Winter'~ SALT Albany County's swine flu an upset price of $165,000 for CHILDREN SHOP " \ \. ~ I l I I \ : I It ..... immunization program for the the tand. on which develop­ THANKSGIVING WEEK SALE ment was started but aban­ general public will wind up JACKETS - 40% OFF :: Simonize~ doned when the association Tan 111 next week. The shots are free .... '111 \ 11\' into legal and financial com­ Coveralls and Dresses - to residents 18-{;4, Buy One Regular Price. $17.50 + tax plications. In Bethlehem the clinics will Second 1/2 PRICE Charles Russo of Albany, be held next Tuesday and Wed· (10% off to Senior CIiI""'1 Bethlehem president of the racing group, nesday, Nov. 23:24, from 4 to has indicated that severa) fi­ Mon .. Tun .. Wed~ SIt. - 10·6 P.M. Auto Laundry 8 p.m. at the Middle School, Thursday" friday - 10-9 P.M. nancial syndicates in New York Rte. 9W. Glenmont Kenwood Ave., Delmar. In 253 Dellwan Ava" Delmar - 439-6888 , for appt., cali 449·8215 Rt. 9W. Ravena - 75tl-2841 V oorheesville a clinic is sched­ City and Montreal are inter­ led this Wednesday, Nov. 17, ested in bidding for the from 4-8 at United Methodist property. DEVELLIS Church. Dr. John A. Lyons, county WALLPAPER health commissioner. said the Disney 111m coming BROS. vaccine will also be available FACTORY HOME from some physicians in pri­ The Albany Jewish Com­ OUTLET vate practice during regular munity Center will feature the IMPROVEMENTS Walt Disney film "The Com­ 188 Rem.en St., Cohoes office hours. Earlier, a two­ PhDno: 231~IOI puter Wore Tennis Shoes" on We specialize in week campaign directed to per­ All Brand. 'or LeIS sons of high risk resulted in Friday, Nov, 26 from t to 3 ASPHALT ROOFING p.m. Admission is$1. Thefilm SAVE $$$ immunizingmore than 19,000 80,000 Rolls in Shick SNOW SLIDES county residents aged 65 or is delightful for children of all ALUMINUM AND older or with certain chronic ages. VINYL SIDING diseases. MODERN PHARMACY AND TRIM Senior cltlzen photos Fully Insured Free Estimates Michael Krugman Bethlehem senior citizens 765-21 ~8 765-4197 Racetrack site . can have free ID photos taken Most widely prescribed drugs After 6:00 have two names: the brand names, on auction block at the town's Community Cen­ given to it by its packager or ter, 125 Adams St., Friday A 200-acre tract in Selkirk manulacturer, and the so-called (Nov. t9) from 10 a.m. to 2 that a horse racing associa­ generic name, which identifies the I ''9Perationsand p.m. The program is sponsored tion had hoped to develop chemical compound no matter by the Albany County Com­ who manufactures or markets it hospital rooms cost into the Bethlehem Downs mittee on the Aging, ... In most cases. the generic a lot more racetrack will be up for bids name drug (which must meet the than you think:' at 10 a.m. Dec. 3 at the Albany standards set either by the United County courthouse. States Pharmacopeia or the Na­ The public sale will be con­ tional Formularly sells for less ducted by the Manufactures than it brand name equivalent. , , Hanover Trust Co., which We are aware of the fact that if holds the mortgage granted Support Spotlight advertisers doctors made every effort to pre­ several years ago to the AI- scribe generically. patients would realize an overall saving of five percent, , , Many physicians, how­ Presenting - ever, do prefer to prescribe some . BETTY BARBER AND THE drugs by brand name because "NOSTALGICKS" they place special confidence in ED BERGMANN FRI. & SAT. NITES the products of particular manu­ 50A Delaware Ave. facturers . Delmar MUSIC ON SUNDAYS FROM 6 You'll always receive prompt 482·8771 asslslance from our efllclent NIGHTLY DINNER SPECIALS personnel al KRUGMAN'S DEL· INCLUDING SALAD BAR S3.95 MAR PHARMACY INC .. 36t Oela· MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER ware Ave .• 439·9914. Complete See me for State Farm Thlnksglvlng OIY music by Tommy Wide on the orgln dlrecllrom Surl City. N.J. prescription handling Is only a hospital/surgical insurance. part 01 our service - we are well BOOK NOW FOR CHRISTMAS PARTIES AND BOWLING. BANQUETS known. too. for our personal and Like a good nUl '''1M neighborly attention. KRUGMAN'S neighbor, Dine & Dance in the Colonial Atmosphere 01 our Fireplace Room. StateFann STEAKS - CHOPS - LOBSTER TAILS - PIZZA DELMAR PHARMACY INC. II open 765-4426 RIB. B5. NBW SalBm. N.Y. - Out HBW Scotland A.B, 765-9382 Mon. thru FrI. 9 a.m.·7 p.m .. Sat isrbere. IIUU".NCI • 9 a.m.·6 p.m. After hours phone Slale F8fm MulullJ AulOmObile Insurant. Company Home OMICI: BIoomIIlgIon, IlHnois 439·9914 or 439·45B2.

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Size Color Reg. SALE Size Color Reg. Size Color Reg. 12x9 Temple Gold $144 S109 12x18 Caramel $169 S119 12x9 Sunsel Copper $144 S109 12x12 Woodsmoke 192 139 12x9 Pastel Blue 99 69 12x12 Scandia 192 139 12x15 Sand Dune 239 179 12x12 leaf Green 133 89 12x15 Golden NU9get 239 179 12x18 Spring Mesa 286 219 12x15 Teak Brown 169 119 12x18 Sienna Woods 286 219 12x9 Mexican Jade 85 59 12x18 Pastel Blue 199 139 12x9 Almond 85 59 12x12 Gold Nugget 112 79 12x9 Meadow Gold 109 79 12x12 Almond 112 79 12x15 Cavalier Red 139 99 12x12 Gold Leal 149 109 12x15 Glowing Ember 139 99 12x18 Vale Green 169 119 12x15 Sparkling Brandy 179 139 12x18 Glowing Ember 169 119 12x9 True Blue 99 69 12x18 Sienna Copper 219 169 12x9 Sandy Beach 99 69 12x12 BluelGreen 133 89 12x9 Golden Teak 144 109 12x12 Feslive Red 133 89 12x15 Sandy Beach 169 119 12x12 While Beach 192 139 12x15 Golden Sale 169 119 12x18 Honey Beige 199 139 12x15 Sunset Copper 239 179 12x18 Gleaming Gold 199 139 12x9 Willow Mini 109 79 12x18 Sunsel Copper 286 219 12x9 Sienna Copper 109 79 12x12 Spring Green 149 109 12x9 Cavalier Red 85 59 12x12 Pebble Beige 149 109 Our Home Decorating Plan Account lets 12x15 Meadow Gold 179 139 12x12 Vale Green 112 79 12x15 Sienna Copper 179 139 you buy with easy monthly payments. 12x18 Gold Leal 219 169 12x15 Blue/Green 139 99 12x18 Pebble Beige 219 169 Complete your decorating now with a Home 12x9 Misty Blue 144 109 12x18 Gold Nugget 169 119 12x9 Scandia 144 109 Decorating Plan Account. Buy everything .you 12x9 Woodsmoke 144 109 12x9 leaf Green 99 69 12x12 Golden Nugget 192 139 12x12 Shibui Garden 192 t39 12x12 Fern Green 133 89 12x15 Sienna Woods 239 179 need for decorating: paint, wallcovering, floor- 12x12 Sand Dune 192 139 12x15 leaf Green 169 119 12x18 Sand Spice 286 219 coverings. 12x15 Golden Teak 239 179 12x18 Fern Green 199 139 12x9 Firethorn 99 69 Cash No. 01 Amount! Annua' 12x15 Spring Mesa 239 179 12x9 Gold Leaf 109 79 12x12 Terra Cotta 133 89 Price· P,lYments Per Month Credit Rate. Total 12x15 Gleaming Gold 169 119 $180 ~ 12 11 mos. at $17 14'hl SI94.'6--l 12x9 Blue/Green 65 59 12x12 Avocado Moss 149 109 per month; 12x12 Caramel 112 79 12x15 Blue Emerald 179 139 12x18 Golden Sage 199 139 79 final payment, 12x15 Almond 139 99 12x18 Twinkle Blue 219 169 12x9 Beach Sand 109 7.'6 12x18 Blue/Green 169 119 12x9 While Beach 144 109 12x12 Twinkle Blue 149 109 17 mos. at $17 141\% 1302.05 12x9 Teak Brown 99 69 12x12 Sunse1 Copper 192 139 12x15 Beach Sand 179 139 S270 18 169 per month; 12x12 Pastel Blue 133 89 12x15 Scandia 239 179 12x18 Willow Mint 219 final payment, 12x15 Honey Beige 169 119 12x18 Scandia 286 219 12x9 Golden Nugget 144 109 13.05 12x18 Teak Brown 199 139 12x9 Caramel .85 59 12x12 Sienna Woods 192 139 1360 2. 23 mos. at $18 141h% 1416.88 12x9 Spring Green 109 79 12x12 Glowing Ember 112 79 12x15 Sand Spice 239 179 59 per month: 12x12 Meadow Gold 149 109 12x15 Mexican Jade 139 99 12x9 Glowing Ember 85 final payment, 12x15 Gold Leaf 179 139 ·12x18 Mexican Jade 169 119 12x12 Mexican Jade 112 79 2.88 12x16 Sparkling Brandy 219 169 12x9 Blue/Green 99 69 12x15 Gold Nugget. 139 99 S5.0 36 35 mos. at $19 l4lh% $669.17 12x9 Shibui Garden 144 109 12x12 Gleaming Gold 133 89 12x18 Cavalier Red 169 119 69 per month; 12x12 Golden Teak 192 139 12x15 Fern Green 169 119 12x9 Festive Red 99 final payment, 12x15 White Beach 239 179 12x18 Blue/Green 199 139 12x12 True Blue 133 89 4.17 12x18 Golden Teak 286 219 12x9 Sparkling Brandy 109 79' 12x15 Blue/Green 169 119 "Minimum amount financed to Qualify lor 12, 18, 24 or 35 12x9 Golden Nugget 85 59 12x12 Festival Red 149 109 12x18 Sandy Beach 199 139 monthly payment plans. Down payment 01 up to 25% 01 pur- 12x12 Cavalier Red 112 79 12x15 Festival Red 179 t39 12x9 Avocado Moss 109 79 ctiase price may be reQuired for specially ordered goods. 12x15 Vale Green 139 99 12x18 Avocado Moss 219 169 12x12 Willow Mint 149 109 Terms subject to approved credit application. All First Quality-All Newest Colors-All Newest Patterns-All Newest Fibers

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<0 Donkey event at the door. There will be a dance afterward ~t a $1 dona­ slated Sunday tion or 50 cents for those with Village "fIlnsporlnlion 80. Anyone looking for hilarious donkey basketball ticket stubs. action will have a full evening Owner and Operator of of it Sunday at the Bethlehem Central High School gym, loc. SMITH TRANSPORTAl'ION. INC. where the Bethlehem Police 4-H hikers raise Benevolent Assn. will stage a $2,000 in Walkathon CHARTER TRIPS donkey basketball tournament. and School Buses for all occasions. Proceeds will go to the support Approximately $2,000 was BUSES - 8 1041 PASSENGERS of local youth athletics. raised by more than 100 youth 439·2315 According to BPBA secre­ members and adult leaders of tary John R. Cox, the first the Albany County 4-H divi­ 154-8 DELAWARE AVENUE. ELSMERE game of the elimination triple­ sion of the Cooperative Exten­ header will pit the Slingerlands sion Service through their re­ Smokies against the Elsmere cent II-mile walkathon for trail Snorkels. Any similarity be­ construction and site improve­ • tween the contestants and well ments to the Troutner Conser­ known local firemen in both vation Education Center near DELMAR BOOTERY communities might be coin­ Westerlo. The center is on a 4 CORNERS. DELMAR cidental. 95-acre tract that is beingjoint­ In the second encounter ly developed by the Albany4-H Specializing in the Sale of Bethlehem police will meet the and the county Soil and Water BCHS faculty, with the win­ Conservation District for use Converse and Keds ners playing the final for the by groups interested in conser· Largest size selection donkey basket ball champion­ vation. ship of this corner of New York The 4-H walkathon last in the Capital District State. month started at the Altamont ALL SIZES - ALL COLORS The fun starts at 7:30. Tick­ Fairgrounds and ended at the Repair Work on Premises ets are available at Mullen's Cooperative Extension Build­ • .. Pharmacy, the Paper Mill and ing in Voorheesville. E -x -p -A-N-S -I -O-N SALE 20% off to 33-1 /3% off The GREAT POTTERY SALEI DINNERWARE - TEA SETS - MUGS - FLOWER POTS CASSEROLES - SCULPTURE - COFFEE SETS Good Until the Hammering Stops!

We're stretching the walls to make room for a bigger, better Village Shop. The store is filled with the whine of electric saws and the pounding of hammers. Our apologies for the inconvenience. Hope this makes it worthwhile.

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PAGE 20 - November 18, 1976 Day care open house School board members later reported they were satisfied Small World day care center with the quality of the work will hold an open house Mon­ done. They were particularly day at 7 p.m. The center is impressed, they said, with the CONVENIENT located in the Lutheran Church ways which had been found to of the Holy Spirit at Hulbert make significant improvements and Garden Sts., Albany, just FOOD MART for the least amount of money. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. 7 A.M.-12 MIDNIGHT off Delaware Ave. at the Dela­ Various bond issue projects ware branch of the Albany were brought to the attention 834 Kenwood Ave .. Slingerlands 439-9802 Public Library. of parents who attended Open House programs this fall. GROCERY - DAIRY PRODUCTS - DELI - BEER - SODA Board members and school SA NO WICHES. HOT CHOCOLA TE, COFFEE OR TEA TO GO A look-see tour officials are gratified that the community supported the by school board bond issue funding of needed THANKSGIVING SPECIALS Members of the Bethlehem school renovations and believe Central board of education the results have been excellent. spent more than five hours re­ cently touring school district buildings to see first-hand re­ Bloodmobile coming MILLER LITE pairs and improvements that The Red Cross Bloodmobile $1.49 have been made with bond will be at the United Metho­ WED., NOV. 24 8r THANKSGIVING DAY issue funds. dist Church in Voorheesville Bruce Houghton, superin­ Tuesday from .]2:30 to 6:30 UNTIL IT'S GONE tendent of buildings and p.m. Ann Patnode (765-4561) grounds, and Sam Van Hae­ and Marilyn Schaff(765-4208), sen, district bond issue fore­ recruitment chairmen for the man, conducted the tour. visit, have a goal of 144 pints. TABLE TALK PIES - RESTAURANT SIZE PUMPKIN. MINCE AND CHOCOLATE CREAM

Join us at the RHUM RUNNERS FRENCH RESTAURANT OPEN NEW YEAR'S EVE LOUNGE NEW YEAR'S DAY - 4-9 P.M. c------adjacent to Christmas parties, etc. ----j For reservations call 463-5130 : Q HOWARD 9W, miles south of Thruway Exil , Rte. Glenmont, 3 23 JOHNSON'S I Rt. 9W al Thruway Exit 23 465-9130 I Cocktail Hour 4-7 P.M. * STAR-LITE * All Drinks 99c Thursday Night - Ladies Night Restaurant & Lounge All Ladies Drinks 76c Lunches 11:30-2:00 Dinners 5:00-10:00 Featuring Sunday 1:00-10:00 live entertainment Sandwiches 'til 3:00 a.m. for your dancing pleasure CLOSED MONDAYS Monday thru Saturday Featuring Italian-American Cooking evenings Thanksgiving Dinner served family .Iyl.l p.m.-IO p.m .. all you can "I 14.95 reservations being accepted JOE MILLER'S TWILIGHT TRIO':' Sat. nile 10-2 SAL CANAVO BAND Route 9W. Selkirk. N.Y. Telephone 7G7-9905 with DIANE ADAMS

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Exit Schrafft's Included in the change, which also involves an incor­ in name only poration change but not a man­ Everything's the same ex­ agement change, is the Side­ cept the name. That's the story wheeler Restaurant at the inn. in the changeover on Rt. 9W The restaurant, a popular lunch in the northeast corner of Beth­ and dinner spot for Bethlehem lehem where the former residents, was redecorated four Schrafft's Motor Inn has be­ years ago with the Albany Hud­ come the Albany Motor Inn son River sidewheeler steam­ and R5staurant, Inc. ships as the motif.

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PAGE 24 - November 18, 1976 The motor inn itself was °ww ¥ xm i.*;j@t1iiBdffi]¥i.i:;:[email protected]$h",:*",dk~"W(@;;t:r$~ opened in July 1963 and is EARL Y BIRD SPECIAL I , now in its 14th year. For 12 of GOOD FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT Io-ihose years Gene Jagareski has I been vice president and general BED COMFORTERS I: manager, and he is continuing Reg. $16.95 in that role with the Albany $1 0.00 II Motor Inn. BURRICK FURNLTURE co. till The Schrafft's name was re­ 560 DELAWARE AVE .. ALBANY. N.Y. 465-5112 1:1 moved from the inn's road· ·....,....~7::«%f;iMkW.@%t@M'&t• ..dJ..Jik;iBlKTD:}!iffj side sign last week when work· men installed new lettering. When the rooftop sign facing the Thruway at Exit 23 is re- laced next week, the last trace of the Schrafft's name will dis­ Damascene appear from the area - except for packaged ice cream. Dr. Louis L. Tucker Jevetr~ At Bermuda conference Shown approximately Dr. Louis L. Tucker of Del­ Iii oc/ual size FIRE REPORTS mar, director of the New York Nov. 6 - Elsmere, Elsmere State Bicentennial Commis­ SchooL sion, has joined other eminent Nov. 8 - Selkirk, Rt. 9W, historians from Britain and trailer court. Canada to meet with Bermuda Nov. 10 - Selkirk, Clapper historians in Bermuda this Rd., house. week. The group will discuss Nov. 10 - Selkirk, Rt. 9W, the British colonizing of Amer­ car" ica and other subjects. Forget-Me-Not CLEARANCE ON HART b~ ~ed (5 Barton An exciting new world of colorful iewelry is created SCHAFFNER with Reed & Barton"s new ··matching· Damascene pendants and bracelets. Four glorious metals. AND 24kt. gold vermeil, silver, copper and bronze" comprise each hand cr ofted pendant and bracelet" MARX Three of the eight matching designs are shown here. Pendants approximately 21/4" long; bracelets 1'· wide" SUITS AND Elegantly gift·baxed.

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November 18, 1976 - PAGE 25 HISTORIC BETHLEHEM HOMES No.8 Peace and plenty along a country creek

by Allison P. Bennett T hat solid Dutchman, Abraham Westervelt, knew a good piece of ground when he saw it, and in 1808 he and his brother, Wilhelmus, purchased 205 acres ofland adjoining the Vlaumanskill Creek from the old Patroon, Stephen Van Rensselaer. By 1840 he had prospered enough to build a majestic home on these same acres, a house that was made to stand for the ages - a solid brick rectangular house with an important Greek Revival door­ way, capped with a dated stone . . . -.- His great-granddaughter, Miss ." Meredith Clapper, still resides . ..-.",.:. in the house with a great deal -~ -. of pride and love for the tra­ ditions it carries. The acreage is still produc­ tive, being leased to a local farmer for corn growing. The house sits on a rise along Clap­ J. w. Campbell per Rd., above Rt. 144 at Cedar Clapper House: a Greek Revival doorway, a dated stone, brass knohs and great iron keys Hill, surrounded by its big

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PAGE 26 - November 18, 1976 barns and with a spectacular ago. In an upstairs bedroom on view of the hills across the an antique pine bed is a blue Hudson River. and white "pine tree and snoW­ Passing through the Doric ball" coverlet, which was olumns of the front entrance, woven in this same weaving you enter the typical center room. hall, going through the house There are other interesting from front to back, with two beds with maple cannon balls PETTERSEN'S rooms on either side. You and brass beds covered with notice that there are iron bolts antique quilts.' Country­ CARD & GIFT on the top and bottom of the painted chairs with genuine front door .as well as a huge rush seats add to the homey feeling. There is a Victorian SHOP latch. All of the door latches PLAZA DEL SOL, RAVENA were imported from England washstand covered with a com­ plete matching china chamber nd have beautiful brass knobs Complete line of party goods set in box latches, and great set, and beside it the very nec­ iron keys. The west parlor is' essary matching chamber pot. papered with a "Tiffany" or A little girl who was once Gibson's complete line of cards, "art nouveau" wallpaper that visiting asked her mother, gift wrap & party supplies is now too valuable to be taken "What are the dishes doing in off for replacement. Both front the bedroom?" The litlie sew­ Westmoreland Glass parlors have fireplaces sur­ ing room in the upstairs hall Oneida Silver & Stainless Steel rounded with white marble has now been turned into a mantels. In one there is stiU bathroom, which has made the ~ustom Jewelry the wrought iron crane for sus­ chamber pot completely un­ Glass Barware pending the cooking pots, and necessary! beside the hearth are a collec­ The Clappers raised hay on American Bisque pottery tion of old iron cooking uten­ their acres and this was once Ironware from John Wright sils and the wrought iron the principal farm crop in our branding iron with the initials town. In the days of horse­ "A W" for the original owner, drawn vehicles, a great deal Abraham Westervelt. There is of hay was needed to feed the also a collection of Indian arrowheads, brought up by the plow over the years. Some are PROTECT YOUR CAR of flint, but there are also the from Winter'!: SALT more rare ones made from " \, I II I , : " I,.. quartz. The dining room and kitchen :; Simonize~ ..... "111 'II 11\ \ are in a wooden addition be­ ALL NEWS - yond the east parlor. At one $17.50 +tax time there was a weaving room behind the kitchen, but this BethlehQm was removed when the kitchen Auto Laundry ALL DAY area was remodeled some years Rte. 9W. Glenmont - for a t .. call 449-8215 EVERY DAY ~~~ TABLE DECORATIONS • RED RUSCUS • POT MUMS. BALSAM BOWS· • CYCLAMENS. POTTED PLANTS· Ii~~':' • ARTIFICIAL CENTER PIECES· IIIAIIY INFORMAnaN, RADID"/4"ALBANY CEMETERY PIECES L-_____ FOR THE HOLIDAYS-----..J SERVICE. MARIANI'S GARDEN CENTER FLORiST Dom Mariani. Prop. _ 342 Delaware Ave., Albany - Corner of Bertha St.-Te!.462·9146 (our ONLY locatiun)

November 18, 1976 - PAGE 27 lP Gas fen Commercial & Domestic \lu Rackets horses in New York City, and Restrung - Regrlpped the bales were loaded onlo hay KELGAS barges Ihal pulled inlo Winne's Trailer Tanks Filled Violins Repaired Witter Rd .. Altamont. N.Y. 12009 Bows Rehalred dock al Cedar Hill on Ihe (518) 872-1477 C. M. LACY Hudson. 3 Becker Terrace _ To store their hay, Ihe Clap­ pers buill a huge barn, t03 feet long and 55 feet high, in 1882. There is a cathedral-like To tennis aficionados South­ quality inside this vast interior. wood Tennis & Swim Club last which now houses the relics of weekend had Ihe aura of Ascot farm machinery of days gone Saturday Nigh!. In the words by. The sale of hay was a big of stage immorlal Julie An­ business and there is a built· drews. "everyone who should in hay press within the barn. be here is here." Fulfilling your request . .. Here the bales were made up, 11 was a unique gathering of and a horse treaded round and who's who in Capilal District PRIME RIB & CHAMPAGNE round a lower level, providing racquet society on the occasion the power for the press. of Sanford Lavine's unprece­ SMORGASBORD - $7.95 There are several other fresh· dented Southwood Open tour­ Sat. night 5·tO: Sun. 1·9: all you can eat Iy painled outbuildings sur­ namen!. Sanford is the Syra­ rounding the homestead, and a cuse capitalist who will be dis. neat little brick smokehouse pensing $2,200 in negotiable CENTER INN where hams, bacon and saus· checks this coming weekend to ages were hung from the ceil· a flock of winners who have Rt. 9W, Glenmont - 439-2323 ing to cure in the hickory come to celebrate the addition call for reservations smoke. While Ihe Clappers of three more courts to his Rt. never had a dairy, they did 9W tennis temple. have a cow that provided them Wilh all Ihose dollars dang­ wilh milk anJ butter, and al­ ling over them, the area's most ways hens and pigs. The rich proficient and most commer­ soil grew cantaloupes and cial players tore at each other potatoes as well as other gar· with a meaningful purpose. den vegetables, which were The result produced some of AUTO peddled in neighboring lowns the best spectator tennis to be by horse and wagon. Self­ seen for quite awhile, and the INSURANCE sufficiency was a by-word with best is yet to come. The 64 these early settlers in our val­ men and 26 women in the ley and hard work provided singles are down to the last FOR QUALIFIED ALBANY-AREA DRIVERS the accomplishment of plenly eight in each draw. By noon and prosperity for the farmer Salurday there will be only four NATIONWIDE Offers: of Bethlehem. • Quality Auto Insurance each, and the finals will be Sun­ • Prompt local Claims Service Next: Domicile on the day. • Fair Rates·Famlly Car Disc. • Personal Agent Service Dowerskil!. For Ihe records, five of Ihe eight seeds in the men's singles CALL: 465-8937 D. A. BENNETT, INC. TED WERE SINCE 1915 Local Representative 416 DELAWARE AVE., ALBANY, N.Y. 12209 PLUMBING HEATING Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Company AIR CONDITIONING Nationwide life Insurance Company Home Office: Columbus. Ohio AND NOW - INSULATING If you have a safe driving record you may be eligible­ SALES AND SERVICE LOW COST PREFERRED RATES FOR RELIABLE, RESPONSIBLE DRIVERS WITH - 341 DELAWARE AVE. No moving vehicle accidents past 5 years, regardless of fault DELMAR, N.Y. No moving vehicle violations past 5 years 518 - 439-99&&

PAGE 28 - November 18. 1976 ,------~======~------. made it to the quarters. Inder­ FAMiL Y DISCOUNT jit Singh of Schenectady, Paul SHOE CENTER Feldman of SUNY A, Larry "Name Brand Shoes at Discount Prices" Linett of Albany and Don SHOE ACCENT """Iynn of Schenectady, the four PHONE: 456-2776 1785 Western Ave .. Westmere top seeds in that order. sur­ vived intact. Only Linett, the PrevenWWST on new cars. Stop teenage star who is Albany RUST on old cara. With our SUBMARINES 'County and Tri-County cham­ system. we RUST PROOF com­ p'lete under carriage, inside pion. had to go overtime in aoors, inside rocker panels, in­ the early rounds, He had trou­ side trunk. Appointment only. THE CENTER INN ble with a sprained back and with Pete Rogers, who extend­ JOE KELLER'S MOBIL & SPORTSKELLER ed him to three sets. Rt. 9W • Glenmont, N.Y. Rt. 9W, Glenmonl - N one of the four women's 463-7712 seeds had problems en route to the quarterfinals, Bobbi ' Steger of Elsmere, the graceful favorite, Louise Halle of Clif­ ton Park at No.2, Anna Means of Niskayuna and Diet Lussen­ DiNAPOLI & DiNAPOLI berg, the 18-year-old Bethle­ hem Open champion, 'ad­ vanced in straight sets, The latter two gave the shootout New Y'Ork State Guild Opticians an international flavor: Anna learned to play tennis in her native New Zealand, ·Diet is an exchange student from HoI­ land attending high school in 457 Madison Ave" Albany - 449-3200 Ravena. Mon. thru Fri. 9:00-5:30; Sat. 8:30-1:00 Also in the quarters are Mar­ garet St. Peters of Schenec­ 282 Delaware Ave" Delmar - 439-6309 tady, Joanna Merritt of Guild­ Closed Mon.; Tues., Wed., FrI., 1:3~5:30 erland, Linda Burtis of Troy Wed., evening by appointment and Sue Romeo, the 14-year' Thurs,9:0G-12:00: Sat,8:3G-1:00 old Albany County singles champion. When you have a spare hour this weekend drop in at South­ wood, where the action is al­ most continuous in singles or doubles, and it's all free, If you are following a particular player, call Dick Balsam or Walt Gould at the club to get match times.

LIfesavIng class closed Forty-one students are en­ rolled in the Red Cross Ad­ vanced lifesaving class being held at the Bethlehem Central High School on Monday even­ ings. Enrollment was closed after the opening session of the class which is co-sponsored by the Bethlehem Recreation Dept. and the Delmar branch of the American Red Cross, Volun­ teer faculty members include: Bruce Galloway, Kim Olsen, Ray Patterson and Cynthia Reid of Delmar.

November 18, 1976 - PAGE 29 SPORTS suit: altitude. This year's team New hoop coach not only lacks )leight but it also needs a total rebuildihg in drills Blackbirds the front court. Smith's four STATE Basketball drills stepped up returning varsity lettermen all their pace in the Voorheesville are guards from last year's 9-11 Central High School gym this team that finished in the middle LOAN ... week as a new coach raced a of the Central Hudson Valley tight deadline trying to install League. The four are Mike his system before the opening Fredette, Billy Kinisky, Mark Your equal opportunity lender game. Michele and Steve Burgoon. Howard Smith, a social stud­ The new coach also has a ies teacher who was assistant challenge in developing a SCOT­ coach at Bethlehem Central ing punch. Last season's two and Watervliet High, has taken leading scorers, Rod Hawkins One-day Confidential Service the helm at the New Salem and Ed Klopfer, picked up fortress. With football players diplomas last June. Borrow up to $2,500 delayed from reporting for Smith carne to the Voorhees­ basketball practice until Mon­ ville faculty this fall from Beth­ day of this week, Smith faces lehem Central, where he taught a tough task getting ready for for four years. In his first the season's inaugural at Cat­ three years he assisted Dale skill Dec. 3. He has booked Walts with the BC varsity. He Call 456-2552 . scrimmages with Albany Aca­ spent last winter as jayvee demy next Wednesday, Burnt or stop in ... coach and assistant varsity 20 MALL Hills Central next Friday and coach at Watervliet while con­ Bethlehem Central Nov. 30. tinuing to teach social studies \,vestern Avenue. Albany Those scrimmages are sure at BC. Route 20 at Route 155 to expose the Blackbirds' short

Annual greens show Kitchen and Dining Room Albany's annual Christmas Chairs Recoveredl Greens Show is open to the public both in the competition SCHOLZ'S ZWICKLBAUER LOWEST PRICES and in viewing the popular ex­ BEST FABRICS hibit. The show will open at HOFBRAU FREE ESTIMATES 3 p.m. Friday, Dec. 3, and is on scenic Warner Lake free to the public Saturday from 10 to 6 and Sunday from * * * * noon to 5. Persons interested Also new DineUe Sets starting at in submitting an entry in any '79.50 for Table and Four Chairs category should pick up a sche­ dule and list of consultants at HOME MART the Institute. For information 305 Central Ave. call Mrs. Richard Lindstrom, Albany, New York 51 Woodstream Dr., Delmar, 465-0066 439-6991.

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PAGE 30 - November 18, 1976 HORSES BOARDED YEAR-ROUND ~ MILES OF BEAUTIFUL WOODED TRAILS Winter $65 and Summer $45 Per Month Prices Include All Feed and Worming . --=::-:::>- -. Horses Bought and Sold. Also Western Tack, Quality Hay LONGVUE STABLES - Knox - 872-1664 the. symbol of Spotlight photo Mrs. Paul Killion of Delmar, second from left, was one of several hundred persons who enjoyed refreshments and special demon­ love strations at the official opening of a new homemakers' shop at \-aiued be~ol1d all others. That's Denby's Delaware Plaza store. Sharon Motala of Oster Corp. why ,n urgt' ~ou not to huy ju:'t showed a "Sizz') Gril" as John Agostino, store manager, and an!" memorial without seeing: Evelyn LaBello, homemakers' shop manager, look on. The new uur sdct:tion oi Scaimark shop adds approximately 2,000 square feet to the store. lit''':t'.i~ ~(Jck of A;.:t:s )'1()numl'nt.~. .. \ :tItled ht:\ und all ()ther~. Camera competition Takes new posillon MEMOR· Y Delmar Camera Club will James L. Clark Jr. has join­ \@W~fK\ STUDIOS hold a competition on "De­ ed the Norwich Pharmacal Co. 1032 Central Ave., 438-4486 sign in Nature" at its meet­ as a formula control pharma­ ing Wednesday at 8 p.m. A cist. He formerly was employ­ workshop on lens exposure will ed as a pharmacist at St. Jos­ precede the meeting at 7:30 eph's Hospital, Elmira. He is ...., ...... at St. Stephen's Episcopal married to the former Jean Lnun;n parish hall. The public Winchell of Delmar. They Do your is welcome. make their home in Norwich. glasses pre­ i, 0 ~ ~~~b~ ~' . ~,~~~~ g~y~~ .~a date Bert THANKSGIVING ARRANGEMENTS CENTERPIECES • CUT FLOWERS Parks? Baldwin's Flowerlcmd, Inc. At 9W, Ravena· 756·2147 Slip on a new you. Light some social, bonfires with an elegant frame by Oscar de la Renta. Browse through designs by the house of Dior, Givenchy and more. Its time M & B Remodeling to make some changes . . ~'~.-~. ,._ ._f"¥. doug marone Complete Home Improvements For 15 years. just slightly ahead =~.. .J _ Kitchens, Balhrooms, ,Family Rooms. Additions. Dormers, Garages and Recreation Rooms. arone optical Get our estimate - before hiring someone else - m~ 1 Delaware Plaza Call: 439-4400 Box 19, Feura Bush, N.Y. L.../ "'--.). Delmar 439-9191 Daily 9:30·5:30. Sat. lill 2:00. Evenings by appoinlment. " . ; .

November 18. 1976"':'" PAGE 31 ELSMERE Church Breakfast, American Today's insurance Blanchard Post Flag donation program, an­ programs cited nual decoration of graves, com­ munity ice skating party, Bo For more years than anyone and Girl Scout projects, the can remember, members ofNa· Veterans Hospital programs, thaniel Adams Blanchard Post children's Christmas party, 1040 have taken an active role Red Cross blood programs, in the Tri-Village community. support of Lions Club eye A recent issue of the Ten Forty bank and sight-saving projects, Times, post publication edited national oratorical contest. by Cbarles 1. O'Hara, made American Legion baseball, this observation: Little League, Pop Warner for today's people "Our post is an integral part football." of the town of Bethlehem and an active participant in its com­ Our protection specialists are standing by munity and social life. It has Hosts wine tasting to serve you with insurance of all kinds­ a membership of over 900 men Mortimer Schartz of the anywhere Call, or stop in. and a few ladies who have Wine Shop, Albany, a former served their country in the Slingerlands resident who has cause of freedom. Its ladies received 16 awards for ex­ Auxiliary works side-by-side cellence as a connoisseur of J. EDWARD Cj:f~ & CD. INC. with the post members in sup­ wines, will discuss wines, their porting and working on com­ correct usage and the finer ~SURANCE munity projects. Some ofthese vintages at a wine tasting at projects are sponsored by the the community room of May­ Post itself, while to others fair Home Furnishings, lSI 11 N. Pearl SI. Albany. N.Y. 463-4246 financial aid and manpower Wolf Rd., Albany, tonight support are given. Some of (Thursday) at 7. There is no these activities are: Boys' and charge, but reservations are Girls' State, indoor sports. limited. Call 458-7080 for res­ Memorial Day parade, Go-to- ervations_

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ANTI«U~ f vHNJ"Ni\£ COLLECTABLES Wishing everybody a II pOI) CARDS and. ACc.e;ssCl'-IE'$· Happy Thanksgiving ,-;:.' NOTEPAPERS Closed ThanksgIvIng Day fO" O()~l.\\.v'E! SHAKEQ·INOIAN- 6A5KrTs DRIED ALTERI'S HERB-WINE UNUSUAL VINEGARS PLANTS RESTAURANT DISTHvCTIVE SEEDS HERB GIFTS Rt. 9W, Glenmont

PAGE 32 - November 18, 1976 Faculty memorial for music pupils Natural/creative Bethlehem Central Middle photographs of: ~c:mt$ Individuals / groups / children ~ RESTAURANT School faculty is establishing t25 Southern Blvd .. Albany a Richard Yacobian Memorial Commercial and 463·3433 A ward Fund to provide mone­ industrial subjects tary support for deserving Specials thru Nov. 21 Fashion models and needy pup its with a par­ Sports events SHRIMP SCAMPi ...... 54.95 ticular interest in music. The VEAL & PEPPERS ..... 54.49 Weddings funds will be used to provide Box .147, R.D. 3, Includes salad bar. spaghelli private lessons, tickets to area Selkirk, New York or veg. & potato (518) 767-9798 concerts and an eighth grade recognition award. .•.....•...••...... ••...... •• ~ .•...... •••••...... Yacobian, a music teacher at · . Guaranteed AREA Insured the Middle School for many All Types of Masonry years. died in October after an · Automobile and Fireplaces. Chimney •• SlOOps. Walks extended illness. His faculty · Patio. Stucco. Slat •• Pilituing colleagues are honoring his Foundation & Expert Waterproofing · Homeowners memory in this way to en­ · SPECIAL Chimney Clllnid and Flashing Repacked courage the development of young musicians "to whom he Policies from a '35 ~'A.,. was devoted," in the words ~~~ Cali of Fund Cd-Chairman Jane Metropolitan _ .,',Sj;.!.,))~.;:: 459·5873 Feisthamel. Anyone who 4~~~ wishes to contribute to the Company? fund may call Miss Feisthamel or Miss Eloise Scherzer at the YES. Middle School. ,, Traditional Maybe you didn't know thaI a Metropolitan com­ MEN'S WEAR Photos at Tool's pany offers both automobile and homeowners in­ Polly won't be satisfied with surance. ,.;' "STATEST'ALB~~ just a cracker when she sees what the customers are eating. Well. we do-and you owe it to yourself to look Fortunately Polly and five into it. Becallse you can get from Metropolitan other birds now roosting at Property and Liability Insurance Company the j;-O~~EET Tool's Restaurant are only same kind of excellent service Metropolitan Life policyholders have enjoyed for over a century. Complete line of photographs. Eight full-color photographs HARRIS TWEED SPORT COATS The advantages are numerous. So why not give taken by Delmar dentist Rob­ SERO BUTTON DOWN· SHIRTS me a call and make sure you're not missing ways ert C. King feature birds and to get more for your insurance dollar. AMERICAN EXPRESS flowers in their natural habitat. BANK AMEAICARD · MASTER CHARGE Dr. King's picutres. taken in Do it today. Florida. have been greatly en­ Ted Sh"mon 434.1898 larged to show detail. and will PARK 'N SHOP George R. Kendall, Jr. stay at Tool's indefinitely. Feura Bush. N.Y. 439·2162 Christmas Fluff and Stuff o Metropolitan u..- Property and Liability Insurance Company i Opening for the 2nd Season Warwick. Rhode Island · A Metropolitan Company NOV. 16, 1976 • Hours: Tu ...·Sat. I p.m.·5 p.m.: Evenings: By Appointment • I would like, without obligation, more information on the • • Antiques • Baked Goods Metropolitan Plan featured above. • • Toys • Paintings ..• Name ...... Age ...... • • Christmas Trimmings • Preserves • • • Pillows • Ceramics Address ...... • GIFTS FOR ALL AGES • 2191 NEW SCOTLAND RD" RT. 85. SLINGERLANDS, N.Y. 12159 City ...... Stale ...... • 1 mi. West of Stonewell - .439-4340 • MARGARET and Zip ...... '.' .... Tel...... Apt...... • (MAIL TO ADDRESS ABOVE) • •....•...•..•...•...... •...... •. :

November 1B. 1976 - PAGE 33 GLENMONT TOLL GATE ICE CREAM & COFFEl SHOP Job Corps suit IN SLiNGERLANbs decision delayed FEATURING THANKSGIVING DESSERT FLAVORS: Chief Judge James T. Foley of U.S. District Court in Al­ Pumpkin ~') ';.. Egg Nog bany has promised an early de­ Ice Cream ~~~.. '" . Ice Cream cision in a show cause action Cinnamon-Apple . ~ Rum Raisin brought by the town of Bethle­ Ice Cream I t " Ice Cream hem against the U.S. Dept. of Labor to halt establishment of OPEN OAIL Y 11 a.m.-l0:30 p.m. a Job Corps youth training center in Glenmont. Foley reserved decision after hearing arguments by both Ra),Lamere sides Monday. John Tabner, Support Spotlight advertisers Albany attorney, presented the IS bile.! town's statements. The town Appearing nightly at and Supervisor Harry H. Sheaffer contend the govern­ ment agency should be re­ The quired to file an environmental Reservations: One mile south of impact statement before pro­ 405-3178 Thruway Exit 23 ceeding with work on convert­ Village Oosed Sunday Roule9W ing the 240-acre Our Lady of Holiday award winner 8th year. Glenmont, N.Y. Angels seminary to Job Corps Candle$mifh specifications. ,Government attorneys contend that Con­ Sound Insulated gressional mandate bars local CANDLES AND officials from having any say CANDLE SUPPLIES Built-In Dishwasher! in matters affecting Job Corps Hours - Weekdays. 5 p.m. to 9 p.m .. centers. Saturdays, 9 a.m. to B p.m.: Foley gave Tabner and town Sundays. I p.m. to 5 p.m. ;~n_- attorney Harry B. Rezzimini 3113 Main St .. East Berne, N.. 12059 ------~··~u~ 72 hours to file an answer to "In The Business District" 8 the government's arguments and gave Labor Dept. at­ torneys 10 days to file briefs Roger's Music Shop in response to the town's peti­ tion. CLEARANCE Among spectators in the courtroom were John N. Ac­ SALE quilano of Singer Corporation, Flutes. Clarinets, Saxophones, director of the Glenmont fa­ Trumpets, Trombone cility who has already started Trumpet and Clarinet Mouthpieces to set up and staff the proposed Music Stands center, and a dozen Bethlehem residents. Also ·2-Cycle Wash Selection • Full-Extension Cushion- Several Reprocessed Instruments al SPECIAL PRICES Normal Wash, Short Wash. Coated Racks. Community State elecls • Built-In Soft Food Disposer. Gerald B. Fitzgerald, 44, Nov. 23-24, -Tuff Tub! Interior. S 199 former president and chief • Dual Detergent Dispenser. 00 executive officer of National 26-27 NOW ONLY Commercial Bank & Trust 10 A,M_-4 P,M, Co., has been named presi­ Evenings by Appointment dent and chief executive of­ ficer of Community State Bank. The bank is a subsid­ ROGER'S~ . 0 \?alfOlUte~ iary of Financial General MUSIC .) Bankshares, Inc., a Sl.5-billion . .•. . northeast . bank holding company head­ SHOP J quartered in Washington, D.C. Park in Rear 243 Delaware Ave. 1368 NEW SCOTLAND RD. It maintains a branch office Mon.-Sat. 10-6 Delmar SLINGERLANDS Mon.-Thurs., Fri. 10-9 at the Big N shopping plaza 439-6203 in Glenmont. 439-2348

PAGE 34 - November 18, 1976 Zoning decision James E. McHenry, Albany upset in court attorney. RESTAURANT In a separate decision, Judge 283 Delaware Ave. A Slingerlands homeowner Cobb upset the board's denial Delmar. N.Y. 439-9111 as won the latest round in of a petition by Juris M. Van­ a legal struggle with the Beth­ cans, 1509 New Scotland Rd., lehem board of appeals. Slingerlands. for a variance Open 7 Days a Week - Eugene N. Ouderkirk, 1545 Weekdays 7 A.M.-a P.M. to build a four-unit apartment Sundays B A.M.·B P.M. New Scotland Rd., went to on land he owns at Jericho Rd. State Supreme Court last sum­ and Elm Ave. Vancans won NO FINER FOOO SERVEO ANYWHERE mer with a petition to set aside board approval several years GOOD COCKTAILS. TOOl a board decision denying his ago to renovate an existing application for a variance to dwelling on the site into four convert his two-family house apartments. When he sought . to a three-unit dwelling. He to add a second building, sev­ ~"~~~~1Ii~~ asked the board for permission eral neighbors objected and the ~ HOLIDAY SPECIALS .. to convert part of the basement board rejected the petition. on CUT FLOWERS of his house into a one-bed­ -dJ .:!It room apartment. MUMS - CARNATIONS for Thanksgiving Judge George Cobb handed also POTTED MUMS down the favorable decision Support Spotlight advertisers t Ouderkirk was represented by 8 S~O~~L~:Y~DI!~} N~ C. ~767-2219 IRt.9W to Elm Ave .. left on Jericho) 767-2210

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We've just raised your I JUST ARRIVED starting pay in the Army to SchmlH $374 a month (before de- I Nlerslelner Gules Domlhal ductions). And if that i Kablnel Gewurzzramlner doesn't sound like a lot, ! 24 oz. 1975 - S3.59 look at what you don't have Many other choice American & Imports to spend it on. For Your Holiday Pleasure INDEPENDENTLY We provide you with OWNED & OPERATED meals, housing, medical ROUTE 9W. RAVENA I and dental care, and low 756-2241 Delaware Plaza Liquor Store cost transportation. If yDU want to start on HAPPY THANKSGIVING from your college degree in the Army, we pay up to 75% of THANKSGIVING the tuition for courses DINNER UNCLE ALBERT'S I taken on post. served 1 p.rn.-8 p.m. BAR & RESTAURANT And when you take your Thanksgiving Dav. make reservations 808 Delaware Ave., Delmar 439-9809 yearly 30 day vacation, that's with pay, too. • Specializing in Charbroiled Steerburgers What other offer on this Turkey with dressing and giblet page offers you all that? gravy. choice of fruit cup or soup • Daily Luncheon Salad Bar from 11-2 of the day. tossed garden salad. • Daily Luncheon Specials choice of potato & 2 vegetables. Call Army relish tray. cheese & crackers. Open 7 Days a Week tea or coffee, pie or ice cream. The place 10 go lor lale night snacks Opportunities Grill open until closing Mon.-Thurs. 10 a.m.-2 a.m. - Fri. 10 a.m.-4 a.m. 463-1175 Sat. 12 noon-4 a.m. - Sun. 5 p.m.-2 a.m. $4.25 Join the people children - S3.25 FRIDAY SPECIAL 5-7 P.M. who've joined the Army. large parties will be served STEAMED CLAMS ...... '.... '1.00 per dozen lamlly sly Ie MUSSELS ...... 75C per dozen An Equal Opportunity Emplo),u

November 18. 1976 - PAGE 35 Carbide Corp, Dr. Pense is a graduate of CorRell University and has been on the Lehigh Wishing our patrons and friends _.~ faculty since 1960, Happy Thanksgiving ., Blood Pressure clinics There will be free blood -=.Beauty SalcH pressure checks Monday at Re­ gency Park Apartments, Guild­ DELAWARE PLAZA erland (7-9 p.m,) and Tuesday OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 - SAT. 9 TO 5 HE 9·4411 FOR APPOINTMENT' al Voorheesville Methodist Church (12:30 - 6:30 p,m.),

Milne class reunion The Milne School class of 1956 will celebrate its 20lh year reunion on Nov. 27 at the ST. GEORGE'S HALL Golden Fox Restaurant, Col­ SI. George's Place, Albany, N.Y. Dr. Alan W. Pense (Completely remodeled' 125·150 capacity) onie. For information contact Delmar native cited Mrs. Jacqueline Wilson, 436- NOW AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC FOR Dr. Alan W. Pense, pro­ 9381. PRIVATE PARTIES. BANQUETS. WEDDINGS. ETC. fessor of metallurgy and ma­ terials science at Lehigh U oi­ Honored In college Catered by Milton Kaye - well known Albany caterer versity. has been named re­ William R. Eberle, a stu­ CONTACT: cipient of Ihe William J, Priest­ dent at Bryant College, Smilh­ KAYE'S CATERER ly distinguished professorship field, R.I., has been named in fund. Dr. Pense, a native of 22 WILLOW ST .. ALBANY, N.Y. "Who's Who Among Studenls 438-5275 Delmar, is the first to receive in American Universities and support from the fund estab­ Colleges," He is the son of lished by the late vice presi­ Mr. and Mrs, Robert F, Eberle, dent and director of Union 35 McKinley Dr., Delmar.

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PAGE 36 - November lB, 1976 Open for your Open Dally convenience fOWLERrs L19110~ 9 A.M. till 9 P.M. THANKSGIVING DAY Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M. tm 12 Noon STORE Tel. 439·2613 257 DELAWARE AVE., ELSMERE-AT-THE-LIGHT PARKING RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE STORE ALL OF US AT FOWLER'S WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY THANKSGIVING SHOP FOWLER'S FOR INDIVIDUAL SERVICE AND N.V.S. MINIMUM PRICES NO ONE CAN SELL FOR LESS

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Novembe' 18, 1976 - PAGE 37 r----ClASSIFIEDS Classified Ads are 15¢ per word ($1.50 minimum) payable in advance before 4 p.m. Friday for following Thursday publication. Come in person or mail your ad with check or money order to 439-4949 414 Kenwood Ave., Delmar. 439-4949

APPLIANCES CARPET CLEANING DELMAR COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL DECORATORS f!j;J D.l. CHAII Bob Sowers' CARPET CLEANING NO OVERHEAD I CAROJAY CARPET CARE SAVE UP TO 20% . Painting DELMAR APPLIANCE Slipcovers, Draperies, Table Pads, ~"' Res; denti al·Commercial . Upholstery, Bedspreads, ' Contractor Complete Line of and Carpeting, Wood & Cloth Shades RCA - WHIRLPOOL - SONY Upholstery Cleaning Service Residential Specialists 785-3921 FREE Shop·at·Home Service SALES & SERVICE Delmar, N.Y. - 439-4130 Phone 768-2069 239 Delaware Ave., Delmar Phone 439-6723 Furniture Refinished MASON WORK DON VOGEL Painting Contractor EXPERT FURNITURE refinishing, ---.- - exterior, interior, paperhanging, VAN DYKE'S NORTHEAST. GE Drupes made to order, Also antiques repairs. 20 years experience. 489- Major Appliances and TV, Zenith for sal~. Phone 766·4664. 0989, 489-7914. If TV & Stereos. 243 Delaware Ave., Delmar. 439-6203 ...... _...... tf CUSTOM WOODWORKING Antique Reproductions Furniture Restoration S & M PAINTING Beamed ceilings, pine panelling, INTERIOR - EXTERIOR ~N~rH valances. bookcases. ~ - WALLPAPERING - PANEliNG R. STEPHEN TREADWAY Free Estimates Authorized S.IlIs 439-2836 days INSURED - WORK GUARANTEED DISCOUNT PRICES with 439-5224 evenings PERSONALIZED SERVICE Free estimates 765-4528 CARLETON TV CHIMNEYS, waterproofing, fire­ 439·2926 places. cellars. walks, porches. all ANTIQUE OR MODERN repairs. Carpentry. 439-1593. '#111'J. GILDAY FAMILY FURNITURE ·t:lo- PAINTING REPAIR SERVICE .\ Delmar. N.Y. CARPENTRY Repairing - Refinishing Painting & Paperhanging I Telephane II flO Call 4 local college students, 3rd year !o­ 439-7700 1"IW~r 439-1800 gether. doing interiors now and then. Frank Pomakoy 154 Delaware Ave., Elsmere Christmas recess - local references. QUALITY ,CaU Kevin, Nancy, Chunky or Pele 439·55D2 General Carpentry PAINTING CONl'RACTOR Repairs, Remodeling, Roof- FLOOR COVERING Paperhanging SMALL PAINTING Jobs Wanted­ Interior Exterior Fred Albright. reasonable rates, ing, Ext. Painting, Additions, Complete line of Armstrong carpet- 439-0649 ...... 4t1118 Kitchens, Bathrooms, Panel- ing and vinyl floors. 439-4751,439- REMODELING - Inlerior Paneling CARPENTRY - repairs and re­ 4468. Free estimates Fully Insured ing, Playrooms, Ceilings, modeling. Local references. Kevin Guaranteed Floors. Gilday, 439-5502 .... " .... , .4tl29 Free estimates 787-9480 TYPING SERVICE BOB or EO VOGEL 439-2503 482-6370 SNOWPLOWING CARPENTRY - Roofing, alum. sid­ TYPING SERVICE - letters, ing. additions, garages, playrooms, resumes, manuscripts. general. ceilings, cabinets, paneling. stud­ Delmar Copy Center, 121 Adams SI., {- O~ ~ : Shoveled Any ing, framing: complete new homes. 439-3026...... If ~<;:, :',r. Snow Lately? Repair6. Masonry. 439-1593. Like to Shovel .f' ~~~ Snow? BOB KIBBEY TRASH REMOVAL ~ ROGER~ SMITH II Not. Give US A Calli CONTRACTING a.p,w, REFUSE SERVICE, residen­ 438-1721 tial & commercial. 439-5569.... tf PAINT AND PAPER VAN WORMER SEE HOW AND SAVE ENTERPRISES Shingle/Roil Rooling 278 Delaware Ave. Kilchen/Bath Remodeling INTERIOR DECORAT!NG 439·4468 - 43g·4751 SNOW PLOWING Patio/Porches· Garages/Dormers 439-4683 Inl.lExl. Painting. Plumbing SEASON CONTRACTS Basement Rooms. Repairs KECK'S DRAPERY CO. VOGEL FREE ESTIMATES - REFERENCES Custom Draperies, PAINTING CONTRACTOR WAYNE VAN WORMER Slip Covers, bedspreads. Interiors - Exteriors Large Fabric Selection PAPERHANGING LANDSCAPING CHILD CARE Attractive Prices. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING ... Home Service Free Estimates - Guaranteed LAWN REPAIR, new lawns, tree lOVEl Y COUNTRY HOME. 24 j;,jIH Call JOAN KEMMER 869-0589 INSURED 439-7922 and stump removal. 439-4612,463- servicp. 50 c {hnur. 767·953". 4062 ...... If

PAGE 38 - November 18, 1976 DELMAR SANITARY Cleaners, ser· TREES REMOVEDlWood Cui and PRIVATE BARTENDING tor all CB SALES vice Tri-Village Area, over 20 years, Split. Reasonable, John B. Geurtze occasions. 439·2875. If 768-2904. Jr. 434-8903 ...... 411118 SIDING •.------_._----­ • ALTAMONT TREE +-R-B-A ELECTRONICS I ROOFING SERVICE Dick Domermuth i CB Sales Br Service i REMOVAL & PRUNING _ Also Scannars Balow lilt Prlca _ Free Estlmales/Reasonable Rales A L U MIN U M I 439-5818 I ROOFING'I'~'­ Insured SIDING & TRIM • • \ ':co L-B_6_1_-6:.5:.4.:..:I_o:.r_B:.6:.1.:..:-;:.5.:.56.:.B:....J I Our 26th Year .----_._---_._- Serving the U- Bethlehem Community ~'.;.~ \... . 768-2429 PERMANENT WAVING for years. . \.~ ~.- REAGAN'S TREE SERVICE, re­ moval, trimming, cabling. Emer· SPECIALIZING' IN Breck, ·R·ealistic VANGUARD gency service, insured. 439-5052. Rayette and Caryl Richards perman­ If Merchandise for Sale ents, hair tinging and bleaching. Mele's ROOFING CO. Beauty Salon. Plaza Shopping Center. Where Superior Workmanship WATCH REPAIRING 5·SPEED SUTTON, girls racer, like new, $95.00. 439-4213. ~.4411 Still Means Something I Call JAMES S. STAATS EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY SNOW TIRES H-78-15 Sears Fiber­ for a free estimate - 761·21t2 REPAIRS. Diamond settings. engrav­ glas belted on wheels $40.00. 439- CROSS COUNTRY SKIS F'Jlty Insured ing wedding and engagement rings, 9150 after 6:00. reasonable, your trusted jeweler, Le­ Meyers For A FREE Estimate On Wanda, Delaware Plaza Shopping Ctr. 1 PAIR SNOW TIRES, G78x15, re­ 439-9665 capped, low mileage, $10. 439- Bicycle WATCH REPAIRING, expert work· 3815. Center . manship. All work guarar:teed. Also CROSS-COUNTRY ! BLUE SLiPCOVERED fan back ~ L·MkiU,J,JA engraving, diamond setting watch chair, $25. Needlepoint cover for SKIS bands. Harry L. Brown, Jeweler, 4 ~U piano bench, egg plant back­ Sales - Service Cyrus Shelhamer Roofing Corners, Delmar. 439-2718. !1958 New Scolland Ad. - 439-5966 ground. 439-5212. $25.00. • SNOW SLIDES TRUNDLE BED, frame, dark wood, • GUTTERS SITUATlmJS WArJTED Lenoir House, excellent $75. 439- TRUCKING • TRAILER ROOFS __ - _____ -e-e-_- 6136. INSURED QUALITY TYPING SNOW TIRES - 165x13 steel radial ~11II111111I111I1111I11I11I111111111111111111l111ll11l1 REFERENCES Variable Rales, Based on Orlgln,I,. with lug rims. Also, 15" regular § LIGHT TRUCKING DElMAR·COLONIE AREAS tires. $50.00 each pair or will swap 767-2334 869-5643 Days for v.w. snows. 439-1935. § Firewood Tree Service 439-4847 Evening. SNOW TIRES, pair Goodyear Poly­ § Allics & Cellars Cleaned glas D78-14. Excellent condition HORSES BOARDED § Phone Mark 439-1692 ------.------$30. 439-9487. BABYSITTING POT-BELLIED STOVE, 4 It. lall, ~1I11I"UIIllIllIIIlIIlIIllIIIIIlIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII TORCHrs TACK SHOP Married couple, both college students, super XL chain saw (Homelite). ! Jericho Kd., Selkirk interested in doing overnight baby· 439-9684. RO 7-2701 • RO 7-2468 sitting. Experienced with local refer· SELLING HOME - Misc. contents .\ Mon.-Sat. 9·9 SERVICES ences. for sale. Piano, kitchen tables. 2 Boarding & Training Stables fIIr Inlormatlon call SUSAN - db!. beds, many misc. items. 439- Riding Supplies & Saddles 374-6309, 439-9692 4457. TRI-VILLAGE Lessons· Indoor Arena CHAUFFERING SERVICE i JOSEPH'S TROUBADOUR STA· • Marketing Long ») • Shopping or BlES, riding lessons, pony rides, ( C • Errands, elc. Short Truining. Rt. 9W 767-9537, Let's 439-2164 Trips Reasonable Ral81 RESTORATION Save Your INVISIBLE REPAIR - Furniture, PLUMBING Antiques, Fine Porcelain. Statues, i~ Figurines, Oil Paintings, Glassware, }.. 61 Metalware, Frames, Lamps, Any TUB NEW TILE WORK B. P. WOOD 'Valuable or Keepsake. RE­ ~ OON~~ STORERS OF AMERICA - 756- Refinish otd Ceramic TOe and Sinks-RefrigeratoR Plumbing & Heating 9600. , .... , ..... , ...... tf EMPIRE CERAMIC REFINISHING LTD, 24 Hour Service Bo. 6i, Selkirk, N,Y.12158 1756-22881 Phone 439-9454 SNOW THROWERS ARIENS, TORO - Sales & Service al MEYERS BICYCLE CENTER, 1958 New Scotland Rd., Slinger- PLUMBING & lands. 439-5966...... 911230 SNOWPLOWING HEATING RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL ABLE, HONEST - I do plumb­ SHARPENING SERVICE ing, heating, bath & kitchen BILL FRANZ' SELKIRK· 439-1628 remodeling. Free est. low pri· ICE SKATES SHARPENED. Also ces. 465·4078, if no 8ns 235-5394 saws, scissors, knives, lawn­ mowers, garden tools. 439-5156 or 2 Radio Dispatched Trucks to Serve You 439-3893 ...... If FREE ESTIMATES • 24 HOUR SERVICE ,...sEPTIC TANK SERVICE . TREE SERVICE We do any jobs, from small driveways to large lots Call belore Dec. t. 1976' First Plowing Oone Free ,NOMANSKILL SEPTIC TANK Cleaners. We install dry wells. ~ERM'S TREE ~ervice, Call1V2·5231 septic tanks, drain fields. 767-9287,

November 18, 1976 - PAGE 39 LADIES' SHEEPSKIN JACKET, like FIREWOOD - seasoned hard­ DELMAR - 421 Delaware Avenue, new, size 12. $50.00. 439-9480. wood. Split/Delivered/Stacked. November20th. 10-2. Furniture, 2t11'8 Honest measurement. $35.00/face household items, piano, much JOAN MULLEN more. DINING ROOM SET, antiqued cord, 861-8520...... 3t1 1 18 Instructor 01 Classical & Folk GUitar cherry. 439-2435. SEASONED HARDWOOD. cut and 373 WELLINGTON RD. Nov. 20 & Now Accepting Private Students 21. Household items, furniture, at 7 Glendale Ave .. Delmar COLONIAL PICTURE WINDOW. split to order. Delivered anytime tires. small appliances. etc. 2/0-S/4-2/0x4/B. Complete with at your convenience. John B. PHONE 439-370 I venetian blinds and drapes. Bar­ Geurtze. Jr. 434-8903 ..... 5t1 125 gain at $75.00. Call 439-4188 after FIREWOOD FOR SALE. Mixed TAILORING AUTOMOTIVE 5 P.M. hardwood. split and seasoned. 756- SNOW TIRES - 2 Mobil supertrac­ 2525 evenings ...... •.... 2tl118 '73 OLDS CUTLASS Supreme. low tion belted, G-78-14 studs. Ex­ GENERAL SEASONED HARDWOOD, oak and miteage. call 356-0465. cellent. $70.00. 439-5760. maple. Split and delivered. $30.00/ TAILORING ~ 1966 MERCEDES-BENZ. 250S. SNOW TIRES - Radial LA 78-15 face cord. Stacking extra. 459- FOR THE ~\,' mint condition. must be seen. Less studded, good condition, mounted 6323...... 8t t 230 ENTIRE than 50.000 miles. $3.500.00. Averill on Ford rims $60/pr. 439-7577. FIREWOOD - hardwood, split, de­ FAMILY Park after 6:00.674-3515. livered. $30. Face cord. 756-2270. ARI ISOLINO MENSWEAR 3t122 Mon.-Wed. & Sal. - 9:30·6 MOVERS Thurs. & Frl. - 9:30·9 LOST & FOUND FIREWOOD - $30.00. good load. DAN DONNELL Y MOVING and 163 DELAWARE AVE. opposite Plua delivered and stacked. Also, Locust 439-2148 LOST - male cat. orange and trucking. Delivery service, Free esti­ Fence Posts. Call Guy. 966-4353. white, green collar, Slingerlands mates. 767 -2711. 2tl125 area. named Nelson, reward. 457- Sewin9 Machine Repairs 1017 (days). 439-3143 (nights). CERAMICS WANTED TO BUY LOST - BLACK CAT, white chest SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED. markings, extra toes on paws. Re­ CERAMIC KILN,' will fire in my BARN BEAMS ... 6, 18 fl. long all makes. workmanship guaran­ ward. Creegan, 28 Wellington Rd. home. Bisque, paint. glaze, gold hand-hewn barn beams and barn teed. DELMAR DECORATORS. 439-4737. and lustre. Call 768-2097. 511125 siding. 439-1646...... 2t1125 439-4130...... II FOUND CALICO CAT, vicinity of GUITAR in good cO'ndition. for be­ Euclid Ave, 439-6013. ginner. 439-7577. ROOM WITH BOARD Sewing Machine Repairs FOUND: male, orange cat in Sling­ by Well Known John Besson erlands. 439-7000. GARAGE SALE • All makes 01 Sewing Machines I.• Free estimates in your home Area's OIdesl and largest SATURDAY. NOV. 20th. to-4 P.M. • Guaranteed lor ~!J'!ar FIREPLACE.WOOD 39 Peel St., Elm Estates, 1/2 mile down from Feura Bush Rd., South. Clothing, household items. baby SAAB EXCELLENT FtREWOOD. Ash. oak, maple, hickory. Will deliver. items, sump-pump, skiis. ski boots, PUPPET SHOWS Dealer ... with complele tools - AND MORE! 768-2874 ...... tf ELIZABETH CONLEY'S Portable parts dept. AND SERVICE! FIREWOOD: No waiting. Fast ser­ PORCH SALE - Clapper Rd., Sel­ Poppets' Playhouse. Puppet shows vice. split seasoned hardwoods de­ Tesl drive a Saab at kirk. Nov. 20 & 21st. Handcrafts. lor parties. schools. fairs. dinners. livered locally $34.95 - pick-up dolls. doll clothes. miniatures & etc. 439-3080...... If stacks available at store $3.95 each. many other items great for Xmas GARDEN SHOPPE. GLENMONT. giving. PETS 439-1835...... If New Salem FREE to good home, 15-week-old female puppy. 768-2464. HEAT WITH WOOD FREE - orange and white male kitten. 439-1581. GaragQclD the Modern Way... New Salem, N.V. HELP WANTEO with the amazing, work saving 765·2702 Avon NEED EXTRA $I TO MAKE CHRISTMAS MERRIER? [lfn about S40 on every $100 you sell as an Planning to refinish AVON Representat!~e. Sell beautiflll gifts. jewelry, cosmetics. more. I'll show YOll how. some chairs, tables, doors, Thousands of families from all o~er Call Mrs. Calista. 785-9857 the continent have dlsco~ered Su­ burban WOodmaster. the heallH !nat THE KNOX STRIPPERS has re~olutioniled wood as a heating luel. plus the exclusive tilt-lOP lor can save you time & cooking. They get mOle heat with less IUIlI than was eVllr tMught pos­ INSTRUCTION messy labor by sible. They get contfolled. e~en neal tor up to 6 rooms 24 houls a day. completely remodeling They enjoy fuel loads that last up to 12 hours e~en in the coldest weather. the old finish for you. Why not join them and be a salisr.ed Suburban WoOdmasler owner your­ OIL PAINTING CLASSES s!lIP See your Suburban Woodmas­ KNOX STRIPPING ler dealer or write us now lor de­ tailS. in Voorheesville Enroll now for cJasses CENTER Mon.: 9 '.m.-12 noon. 6:30-9:30 p.m. Knox C.ve Rd. & Rt. 156 WORLD OF Tues.: 9 a.m.-12 noon. 1·4 p.m. Knox. N.Y. 12107 Coxsackie Farmers Market Classel conducted by SEVERl Y CARHART 872-1776 Rt 9W. Comekl. Beginners & Intermediates Open Wed. to Sat. 9-5: Sun. 12-5 For further inlnrmalion call 765-2585 Thurs.-Frl.-Sat. 9-9 or stop at 731-9973 KNOX COUNTRY STORE any DAY

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STORAGE SPACE - cars, etc. 439- 1336...... 211118 SCARBOROUGH'S DELMAR APT., 3 rooms, bath, heat, HOME OF THE WEEK H. W., garage, bus line. 439-3278. 211118 LOWER FLAT 2-family house Feura Bush with option to buy. Flat 3 a: SR. LA, DR, kitchen, bath. Heat, HW, electricity provided $27S/mo. 1.1.1 Owner occupies upper flat. Let's Z talk. 439-4127 after 2 p.m. 211125 a: WANTED DELMAR CHURCH CUSTODIAN and family urgently need house or flat. Delmar or vicinity by De­ cember lsI. Call 756-6538 or 756- 3 BR Ranch, LR w /stone fire­ = 8101 ...... 211125 place, 4 acres, 2 car garage. 2 REAL ESTATE u horse stalls, Darn, summer I kitchen, inground pool. All 10 min. from Stuyvesant Plaza. KLERSY REALTY, INC. SCHARFF'S: JOHNSON RO .. SliNGERLANOS 111< 282 Delaware Ave. Asking $42,500.00 - I will sUDmlt all offers 439-7601 ()il 8. Trtwkil1!! (:.," 1114'. I 439-9306 756-6870 :') fI/lr T.-x,'/I'/1 lIl'Ulif!!! I Oil /J"aIN" I For ALL your REAL ESTATE needs including REAL ESTATE relocating you anyplace in the U.S. and Canada. Mosher Ad" Glenmont - I 465-3861 I PERSONAL, PROMPT, Willowbrook Ave" So. Beth. I PROFESSIONAL SERVICE L ______767-9056 JI ~~~ DIRECTORY Local

THINKING OF SELLING YOUR HOME? Cohn Vaguda Cronin _439-7657 321 Delaware Ave. REAL ESTATE Klersy Really Inc. _439-7601 CAREER 282 Delaware Ave. One of the Capital District's most progressive Realtors has a few Philip E. Roberts Inc. _439-9906 openings lor well-qualified peo­ 190 Delaware Ave. ple. either experienced or begin­ Scarborough Realty Inc.439-9306 ners. Continual training. Multi­ Elm Avenue office operation. Call John Thompson 439·7657 Area lor a conlldential Interview. Oel. Palmer. Inc. __434-0181 cohn 111 State St" Albany -.:~ yagu~a Picotte Realty. Inc. _489-8551 m cromn 1215 Western Ave. Our conveniently located office at 190 Delaware Ave" Delmar (adjacent to Delaware Plaza) is open 7 days a week, or DELMAR CAPE COD call 439-9906. 4 bedroom home. in convenient location. near shopping and school, featuring living room w/wood-burning fireplace and formal dining room. Many extras included, plus aluminum siding and enclosed porch overlooking spacious wooded yard. $41.900.00 nRoberts REALTORS ~ Real Estate 439-9921

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November 18, 1976 - PAGE 41 Vox POp Vox POp is open to all rea­ ders for fetters in good .taste on matters of public interest. Letters over 300 words are subject to abridg­ ing by the editor. All letters must be signed but names will be withheld on request.

Answering 9 youths Editor, The Spotlight: This is in answer to the nine youths who have uno place to go after school and on week­ ends." You claim we adults should be concerned enough to pro­ vide you with a place to go for entertainment as you are being shoved off the streets. Instead of asking us to solve your needs. why don't you realisti­ 1------, cally look at what you can do I I with your spare time? Obviously you are not in I I need of the material things in I I life or your free time would I I be taken care of in the form.of a job. So what next? Ask the I I town fathers to give you more. I I I think not! How about putting your time and energies toward I I something constructive! Why I I not do volunteer work in the hospitals or nursing homes? Call up a few churches and find out the names of shut~ins and invalids who could use someone to run errands, clean i tf I house or work around the yard. I and still I Or here's another suggestion- I the best I I I I pizza, grinder sandwiches, I I spaghetti, antipasto I 8e creative be correct r : I I COLOR STYLE '. YOUR HOME I I with I I PRATT & LAMBERTI I II PAINTS II in exclusive C"ibr.~o"·i

Ed Dillon

EMPIRE PAINT COMPANY I 142 Central Avenue I I Albany. New York 12206 I ~ I I Phone: 449-5400 PAGE~------~ 42 - November 18, 1976 how about pitching in a little the information you need to more at home with mom's and pursue any interest or hobby dad's chores? you can think of. If your in­ If you just can't get your terests lie in the mechanical ks out of helping others, field, why not talk with the here's an alternate suggestion. local garages and bicycle shops How about getting involved in and see if they could start you one of the many sports offered in as an apprentice? at Bethlehem? I have yet to Yes, I'm from the bobby­ hear any of our athletes com­ sox, pleated-skirt and saddle­ SPOTLIGHr 00 plain that they have too much shoe era and I still "dig" Frank free time on their hands. Or, Sinatra, but my youth was not • how about becoming a sports spent at drive-in movies! Who spectator. If you play an in- had a car? Back then BC was conlnluolty corner ument, get involved in the much smaller and had fewer many musical activities the "advantages" but time was school offers, or form a group never heavy on our hands. Our of your own and take turns youthful life revolved around practicing in each other's the school. We participated in homes. If you lean toward the sports and followed every game arts, what a great opportunity our school played. We went to ind ulge in all sorts of crea­ to all the school's dances and tive works! We are fortunate to helped plan and decorate for have a fine library in our com­ them. We joined clubs and munity where you can get all participated iq the school's Winter Sports Mart choir or band. In addition to Saturday is the day for the second an­ all the school's organizations nual Winter Sports Mart sponsored by lIIIII·g - - -_ .. many of us were active in scout­ ing, church youth activities and Boy Scout Troop 75, Delmar, at the Mid­ I ANSWERING I SERVICE music organizations. dle School cafeteria. It's the day when I am concerned about you families with growing children buy and I BUSINESS & I and'I hope you will become· I PROFESSIONAL I concerned enough about your­ sell used winter sports equipment .. '. Telephone Exchange selves that you will do some­ skis, skates, boots, clothing and ac­ 24 hours a day I thing constructive about your cessories. time and not expect others to .1 CALL I do it for you. Last year's event was so popular the L ____439-4981 •• Delmar Marian Robertson Scouts have expanded it this time. If you have items to sell, take them to the school between 9 and 12. If you're looking for items to buy, go between 1 and 3. You may never have a better chance! Local and Long Distance FACTS: I. 18 Years of Professional Service. 2. 99.9% Customer Satisfaction. 3. 90% of all our lobs are by referral. 4. Agents for Wheaton Van Lines.

Community Corner. a public service column of important WHO IS WHEATON VAN LINES? community events, is sponsored by a. 9th Largest Mover in the World: Large enough to ship your goods world wide, BUT small enough to give you Number I Service. b. Only Major Mover granted the Good Housekeeping City r.. Caunty Seal of Approval. c. One of the Smallest Claim Ratios of all Major Movers. Savinqs BI!!:!~ ALL WORK INSURED 8r GUARANTEED DICK LEONARDO, Pres. 163 Delaware Avenue. Delmar (Opposite Delaware Shopping Plaza) DELMAR 439-5210 439-9941

November 18. 1976 - PAGE 43 ·r------··.I I WHEN BUYING A I I I I (11j ~ .I~~\ t1 I I See Us I For These Reasons I I 1. Always a Fine Selection I BIG SAVINGS I 2. One Owner Trade-Ins I 3. Consistently Priced Below I I I FOR THE BIRDS I Competition I '~~G I 4, Fully Guaranteed I 1~------, . g,~ ~ I 1 ===--- -- I 1975 NOVA v-a I 1 4·door, power steering, *11 1 * radio, vinyl roof, radial tires, 1 I 1 15,000 miles, like new 1 ...It,,hi'',HC .=m I ----~ 1 $2895.00 1 ~ • I 1 1 YOUR I ------. ~ CHRISTMAS TREE I BUD KEARNEY, INC. STORE I FORD· MERCURY • TRUCKS I I RL 9W. Ravena - Open evenings - 756-2105 I r-PRIMi~,GfADE ,....--CARDINAL-~ WILD ------_1 ! SUNFLOWER SEED BIRD SEED , Sib. BAG .. 1.56 Sib ...... 86' 25 lb. BAG ' .. 6.76 25 lb ...... 3.76 50 lb. BAG ... 11.46 50 lb ...... 6.96

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