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BUY • BATTER·WHIPPED SUNBEAM BREAD Available Almost Everywhere 'THE SPOTLIGHT September 7, 1972 - PAGE 5 ©VERSTORY Spotlight NA TIONAL HUNTING AND FISHING DAY HUNTERS AND FISHERMEN have contributed about 150 mil lion dollars a year to wildlife conservation. To commemorate CALENDAR this, the Congress, the President, Governor Rockefeller, Mayor Corning and Supervisors Bertram Kohinke and Willis McIntosh, ABOUT THE CALENDAR denses the coming event in cap Jr. have declared September 23rd as National Hunting and Fish The information printed in this sule form, it has become one of ing Day. In response, the Bethlehem Sportsmen's Club has column is a FREE service to the most widely-read week Iy planned a field day of fun and excitement for all at its club Spotlight readers. We neither Spotlight features. It was so charge nor receive any fee for designed to allow for more space house on Dunbar Hollow Road above Clarksville. Admission publicizing these events. It is for additional features. There is free. for this reason that we ask those fore, organizations should not Spotlight photographer Louis 5pelich caught Supervisor who send in information to make expect to find a duplication of sure that it is complete; we c.n facts in another place. If we were Kohinke signing the proclamation, Robert Shutter, president of not (repeat: CANNOT) make to run all of the events twice, the club (right), accompanied by long-time conservationist Mil weekly changes in running an we'd be cutting down on our lard Brimmer. nouncements. available space and thereby Because the Calendar' con- defeat the whole concept. A PROCLAMATION ESTABLISHING TOWN OF BETHLEHEM HUNTING AND FISHING DAY Tri-Village FISH - Call 439-3578 Welcome Wagon - Newcomers for voluntary service - 24 hours a and moth",rs of new babies call THE FOURTH SA TURDA Y OF EACH SEPTEMBER day the year 'round - offered by 785-9640, Mon. thru .Sat., 8:30 Because of the outstanding contributions' of America's residents of Delmar, E'lsmere and A.M.-6:00 P.M. so you may have a hunters and fishermen to recreation, conservation and the econ Slingerlands to their neighbors in Welcome Wagon call need of help in any emergency. omy', they are deserving of special recognition. Registrations: Lutheran Associa Since the turn of the century, hunters and anglers have GIVE & TAKE SHOP - Staffed and tIOn Nursery School tal! program, stocked by the parishioners of St ages 3-4 Information Rev. Gass been the leaders in major conservation programs in our cities, Thomas' Church. Clothing for all mann, 439-6217 states and Washington. These sportsmen-conservationists are seasons, all ages, all sizes, avail The Trl-Village Nursery School is responsible for the founding of stale fish and game departments able to everyone. St. Thomas' Rec-' tory basement (entrance between. accepting registrations for the in all 50 states. They asked that they, themselves, be required Church and Rectory), Mondays 1972-1973 school year. Children to buy hunting and fishing licenses and that the money collected 9:30-11 :30. AM.,. Tuesdays 1-3 ages 3 to 5 years old are eligible to attend. For information call 439- be used to support state conservation agencies. Sportsmen are P.M., Thursdays 7-9 P.M., Satur days 10-12 Noon. 6218 or 439-3193 one of the very few groups in the United States who pay their Nathaniel Adams Blanchard Post Registrations for boys 3-1/2 to 5 own way through their self-imposed licenses. Hunters and fish #1040, American Legion Auxiliary, years are now being accepted for ermen asked for season and bag limits so that everyone would meets third Tuesday of month ex the Fall session of Hamagrael have a fair chance to harvest the annual crop of game and fish cept July & Aug., 8 P.M., Post Playschool. For information call rooms. . Mrs. T. O'Connor 439-6607. without damage to the basic breeding stock of any species. Fur l her, sportsmen's programs have benefited· hundreds of non game fish and wildlife through habitat development. Hunters and fishermen, unique in all America, asked that their fishing and hunting equipment be taxed and that the money be used for land acquisition, research and habitat management HARDY for fish and wildlife for the enjoyment of all Americans. Through their publications and organizations - such as the National Wildlife Federation, Ducks Unlimited, Izaak Walton League of America and many others - hunters and fishermen have led the MUMS to your home with these beautiful nation in the battle for a better environment and the wise use All colors. of our natural resources. Therefore, l, Bertram E. Kohinke, Supervisor of the Town of Bethlehem, do hereby proclaim September 23,1972, as Town of Bethlehem Hunting and Fishing Day and that this Day be an ONLY I~A! annual observance the fourth Saturday of each September. I urge all of our citizens to join with sportsmen-conservationists \ All Perennials: now on 1 ¢ Sale and other environmentalists in a rededication to the wise use of our natural resources and their proper management for the bene Open dally 'td G fit of future generations. Further, I urge all citizens to visit Beth Sunday 10-4 lehem Sportsmen's Club, Inc., located at Dunbar Hollow, Clarks &wiJK GLENMONT. 439-1835 ville, N.Y., on HUI\ting and Fishing Day to learn more about con ..NURSERY - GAROEN CENTER servation and outdoor skills. Bertram E. Kohinke Supervisor, Town of Bethlehem PAGE 6 - September 7, 1972 Bethlehem Memorial Auxiliary to. Wed., 7-11 P'M~H:oS:~:~~~r:T'1 ED BECKER Post #3185, Veterans of Foreign' welcome. Information' 766-2680 ART CLASSES Wars, meets the third' Monday of or 472-5178. I every month, at the Post Rooms Bethlehem Youth Employment Ser CAPITOL Drawing and Painting 404 Delaware Ave., Delmar. vice, 114 Adams Street, Delmar at the Bethlehem Senior High Open Mondays-Fridays, 8:30 A.M.- School (Room 68) Art Room 1 P.M VW, Inc. Bethlehem Memorial Post 3185, Rt. 9W, So. of Albany Beginning Wednesday, Sep Veterans of Foreign Wars, 404 Westminster Nursery School ac 2-1/2 mi. so. of Exit 23 tember 27 from 7:30 to 9:30 Delaware Ave .. Delmar, meet 2nd cepting registrations for new Thruway P.M. for 12 weeks. Monday, 8 P.M. schaal year. Call 439-5619 or The fee will be 530,00 for members and 540 465-3832. 463-3141 for non·members. To register mail checks pay· able to Bethlehem Art Assoc'lation to Mrs, Peg Clam Chowder Sale', 12 noon to 6 Citizens for a County Executive European Deliveries Hotchin, 11 Maple Ave., Delmar. N,V , 12054 P.M. or until all is sold, fit the New of Albany County will discuss by Sept. 15th. Any Questions contact Ed SalerT1 Church, Rte 85, the third "Considerations for a County Char Becker, alter 6 P.M. at 439·4134. Arranged Friday of eClch month, June through ter," Public Workshop, September September Patrons are requested 6,8 P.M., The Bank, Western and ANSWERING to bring containers Tryon Streets, Albany. For information about registering I BOUGHT MY· children 2 yrs .. 9 mos. to 4 years in THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 SERVICE the Montessori School, call Mrs. Meeting,8 P,M., Bethlehem Public JA" ElECTRIC DRill • L, E. King, 439-6452. Business & Professional Library meet ing room, district AT 6:30 P.M, every Wednesday: Com leaders and volunteers helping in Telephone Exchange munity bike ride, about 1 hour; the registration drive for the Mc meet and start from old library. Govern-Shriver Democratic ticket. 24 hours a day Hilchie's Bethlehem Historical Assoc., Rt. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 .. American 144, Cedar Hill - Open every Sun Call day 2-5 P.M. Free. 5-11 P.M_ - Carnival sponsored by Hardware Bethlehem Memorial Post #3185, Trap Shooting Nassau Sportsmen's VFW, 404 Delaware Avenue, Del 439-9943 439-4981 Club, Boyce Rd., Nassau. every mar. Refreshments, prizes, games
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 10 A.M.-4 P_M_ - Shed Sale, Unionville Reformed Church, Dela ware Turnpike. 12 Noon-Ii P.M. Carnival spon FINAL CLEARANCE SALE sored by Bethlehem Memorial Post -;;3185, VFW, 404 Delaware Must make room for NEW fall merchandise Avenue, Delmar. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 Square Dance, Westmere Elemen tary, 8 P.M. sponsored by Western Famous Make Square Dance Club, for married SUITS Ibroken sizes) reg. to $125.00 1/2 PRICE couples. TUESDAY I SEPTEMBER 12 A public hearing by the Planning Famous Make Ibroken sizes) Board of the Town of Bethlehem, 7:30 P,M., in the Town Offices,. SPORT COATS reg. to $70.00 1/2 PRICE 393 Delaware Avenue, Delmar. This is for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in the pro Famous Make posal of Martin A Michaelson, 48 Eliot Avenue, Albany, N.Y., to sub SHIRTS, Dress & Sport Reg. to $8.00 3 for divide a lot owned by him in the Southwood Subdivision, Extension Long Short Sleeve No 1, in the hamlet of Slrnger & $4.99 ea. $12.00 lands, The lot, which is 1.6 acres in size, IS located at the intersec tion of Forest Hill Road and Devon Famous Make shire Drive. Mr. Michealson pro poses to subdivide the tract into ALL WEATHER COATS 30% OFF two lots with a one-family resi dence to be built on each lot.
SLIGHT CHARGE FOR ALL ALTERATIONS Slingerlands Homeowners Asso ciation meeting 7:30 P.M" National Commercial Bank & Trust Co., if I Community Room, 343 Delaware BAN KAMER ICARD Ave" Delmar. Merwyn K. Atwood, Executive Secretary of the Bethle '99 DELAWARE AVENUE ,*p • hem Sewer District, guest speaker. Phone 439-3218 Convenient· ELSMERE, N.Y. Layaway Constitution Day Celebration, Ta ~'SWEAR wasentha Chapter, DAR, 8 P.M., Bethlehem Public Library. Speaker: THE SPOTLIGHT September 7,1972 - PAGE 7
Albany County District Attorney Rd., Slingerlands (corner Font Proskin. Grove Rd.), 11 :00 A.M. to dark. Booths open at 10 A.M., Lord's TORCHY'S TACK SHOP WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 Acre Auction and Fair, Trinity Open Wed. thru Sat. from 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. Meeting, 8 P.M., Bethlehem Public United Methodist Church, Coey Library, Bethlehem Junior Women, mans Hollow; luncheon served, auction at 1 P.M., chicken barbe JERICHO RO. SElKIRK. NY· Jus! So 01 Jericho Theater a service organ izat ion open to cue 4:30 to P.M. women 20-40. 7 RO 7·2701
Public Hearing, Town Board of the SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 EVERYTHING FOR THE HORSEMAN Town of Bethlehem at Town Hall, 393 Delaware Avenue, Delmar, B St. Thomas Second Annual AII Boarding & Training Staole P,M. for the purpose of con<;idering Parish Picnic, Sunny Acres Day contracting with the North Bethle Camp, Elm Ave. Extension, from hem Fire Department, Inc., for fire 1 to 7 p.m. RIDING SUPPLIES AND SADDLES protection to be furnished by the said North Bethlehem Fire Protec MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 tion District for the term of Jan Physical Fitness Classes, 10 to uary 1, 1973 to December 31, 1973. 11 A.M., 10 weeks, advance regis-I Town Board of Appeals public tration necessary Call Mary Reich, DON'T PANIC! hearing, 8 P.M., Town Offices, 393 439-2058. . CALL US BEFORE THE Delaware Avenue, Delmar, on an application from the Capital De TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 LIGHTNING STRIKES velopment Company, Buffalo, N.Y Meeting, 8 P.M., "Mixer Party," The applicant wishes to construct WE CAN'T IMMUNIZE ••• Opportunity Club of New Scotland, a public garage at the Town Squire home of Mrs. Thomas Longtin In BUT WE CAN SURE INSURE! Shopping Center at Route 9W and formation: 439-4553 or 439-3333. the Glenmont Road, Glenmont, and R. Stephen Treadway must have a special permit for the WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 GENERAL INSURANCE garage and for its location within 159 Delaware Ave., Elsmere Phone 439-7646 500 feet of a school. Roast Beef Supper, St. Thomas' William Bilodeau of the Garden Shoppe will talk on Organic Gar dening, 1 P.M., Bethlehem Public Library at first fall meeting of the Bethlehem Garden Club. Meeting, Bethlehem Business Wo men's Club, 7 P.M., Schrafft's Restaurant. Alice Porter will show slides of Spain and Portugal. Meeting,8 P.M., LaLeche League, home of Mrs. Nick Procino, 163 Adams Place, Delmar. Cocktail Hou ... followed by dinner honoring retiring president Mrs Oliver H. Palmer, Nathaniel Adams FIT Blanchard Post, American Legion Auxiliary, Tall Timbers Country Club. Dinner at 7 P.M. TOP' OFF THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 Meeting, Voorheesville Welcome Till BOOT Wagon Club, 8 P.M., First United Methodist Church. If you've had a A neat bit of a boot that delivers w/w call, you're invited Meeting, 12 noon, Bethlehem a big chunk of W~df With Homemakers, picnic at Thacher bold styling and a broad toe. Park, Green House - Yellow Rock Picnic area. Rain: Selkirk Fire And behind it all is the fine fit House and special care your boy Meeting,8 P.M., Community Room, The Bank, Bethlehem Art Associa gets from us. tion. Speaker: Suzanne Fergeson
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 from $15.00 Families fO!"" the Future meeting at the Nelson Potters, 530 Huron Road, Delmar. Discussion on BROWN ONLY adopting the handicapped child.
22 Delaware Plaza Shopping SATURDAY, SEPTI;MBER .16 Center - 439-6106 Count... y Fai ... '72, benefit Mount Latham Corners Shopping Holyoke College scholarship fund. Center - 783-7491 Greenbergs' residence, Krumkill PAGE 8 - September 7, 1972 THE SPOTLIGHT
School Auditorium, after 7 P.M. N. Y.S. OffiCIAL Mass, sponsored by Altar-Rosary Society. Tickets on sale following Ins pection. Center Masses on Sept. 3 & 10. $3.75 Seating limited. Music from "God L & H spell" and "Jesus Christ, Super Broke & front End Service star" by Youth Group, St. John 115 Adams Street, Delmar the Baptist Church, SGhenectady. HE 9·3083 Information. 463-0822.
Alignment THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Wheel Balance 8 P.M. - Meeting of Bethlehem Mufflers & Toil Pipes Historical Association, Cedar Hill. Mrs. Thomas F. Sanvidge, speaker. Brakes Front End "Slaughterhouse 5" premier, Heil Springs man Theatre, 8)15 P.M., preceded by cocktail hour at 6, proceeds to Albany County and North Colonie Women's Republican Clubs Al bany's Michael Sacks is featured.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Meeting, 8 P.M., Bethlehem En vironmental Association, Com munity Room, The Bank. Speaker, Charge James H. Carnahan of Glenmon·t. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 10:30 A.M.-5 P.M. Lawn sale spon sored by Bethlehem Committee for McGovern, 414 Delaware Avenue, your clothing. Delmar Smorgasbord sponsored by Hel, derberg Chapter #331, OES at Masonic Temple, Altamont from 4:30 P.M. Tickets at door. National Hunting and Fishing Day at Bethlehem Sportsmen's Club, Charge Dunbar Hollow Road above Clarks ville Rifle, trap; moskeeto, ar chery, fishing, canoe-tilting and balloon-blowing competitions for juniors. Demonstrations include fire-by-friction, antique guns, trap your books ••• ping by cannon net, tracking ani mals by radio. Discussions on Conservation, game warden exper iences, photography and art in Conservation and Conservation as Cha,.ge e\-e,.ything you need fa,. back to eyen more. Depending on how much ;you'\-e a life work. Symposium on "What is Conservation?" Two award win school "ith The Bank's Maste,. Cha,.ge CareL already charged. ning color movies Prizes Free T)l)e\\liters. Trayel. E\-en lunch boxe:::_ J u:-;t bling your card into one of the admission. 10 A.M. to 4:30 P.M You can use it at morc than 3,000 bu~i ne...-ses more than ;)5 com-enient offices of The Bank. Bring lunch. Information 439- throughout upstate New Yo,.k And you'll get 0,. any affiliated Maste,. Cha,.ge Bank 2810. ------just one monthly_bilL You'll haye your money \\ithin minutes. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26 .... \-Vith I'vfa::-;tel' Apply for your IVlastel' Charge CanIno\\' Meeting, 8 P.M., Delmar Camera Charge you can at The Bank And make The B k Club Open House, St. Stephen's get a cash adyance "ack to school shopping. Episcopal Church. Public invited. . _ Natlonal CommercIalan Bank ofujl to $,,00_ 0,. a~ !'lmple u:-> 2 plus 2. and Trust Company WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 1:30-9:30 P.M., Bethlehem Art Association Drawing and Painting Classes with Ed Becker, Art Room, Bank on The Bank Bethlehem Senior High School. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
I Chicken Barbecue, New Scotland Kiwanis Club, New Scotland Pres byterian Church, 4 P.M. until all for everything. are served. Village Mart - Bethlehem Luth Member Ii: FIRST COMMERCIAL BANKS INC eran Church, 85 Elm Avenue, Del mar - 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Games, lTHE SPOTLIGHT September 7, 1972 - PAGE 9 home baked goods, handicrafts, TUESDAY,OCTOBER 10 treasure chest, tog shoppe, clay 2 to 8 P.M. - Voter registration in pot, Le Petit Gallerie - luncheon Town of Bethlehem. Register at available. Auction starting at 11 :00 your regular polling place. A.M. and 1 :00 P.M. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14 WE'VE GOT MONDAY, OCTOBER 2 Bethlehem Museum Festival, 9-5 Dinner meeting, social hour 6 P.M., rain or shine, Clapper Road P.M., dinner at 6:30, Delmar Pro and Rt. 144, Selkirk. gress Club, Normanside Country APPLES Club. Reservations: Mrs. Howard Gideon Chapter #583, B'nai B'rith Swett, 33 Dumbarton Drive. Women 20th annual Starlight 6all at Congregation Ohav Shalom. Shear Farm Country Store WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4 Rt.143,Ravena· 10-67daysaweek. 756-2314 Women's Guild, Onesquethaw Re Today and tomorrow: Shoppers' formed Church, Chicken and Bis Mart presented by 8 out-of-town cuit Supper, church hall on Tarry stores, St. Margaret's House and town Road. Benefit of the Build Hospital for Babies, held at St. ing Fund. Paul's Episcopal Church, Hackett Blvd., Albany. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 Women's Guild, Onesquethaw Re 2 to 8 P.M. - Voter registration in formed Church, Roast Beef Supper Town of Bethlehem. Register at in the church hall on Tarrytown your regular polling place. Road.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7 THURSDAY,OCTOBER .9 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. - Voter regis Annual rlhicken Supper and Fair, tration in Town of Bethlehem. Reg Jerusalem Reformed Church, Feura ister at your regular polling place. Bush. Servings 5-6-7 P.M. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 pokhwork Turkey Dinner and Fair at First Reformed Church of Bethlehem, 9W, Selkirk. Dinner by reserva mode . tion only at 5, 6 and 7. Call 767· BOYS & GIRLS 9935 or 767·2243. perfecl Jr. High & High School
Look what we found! GYM IN lRE M4ILB4G Dear Editor: In the news in recent weeks I a number of complaints from col Pulling il UNIFORMS lege students have appeared together about serious complications your way is at that have deveJoped this summer over applications for student Buster Brown's loans. patchwork These complaints are real: slip·on. A they stem from new provisions a~ded by Congress earlier this bold·toe shoe sumpter to the Higher Education buckled·up with Act of 1972. brass and sporting from What most of the complainants are apparently not yet aware of, multi·colored brushed leather. $14.00 however, is that on August 18 A shoe crafted to perfection and Congress took fonnal action to filled by us to give your daughter Combination of suspend these new provisions the support she needs. Brown, Bei ge of law and go back to the old sys· tern of handling student loans and Gold for the coming academic year. ~~ DELAWARE PLAZA. DELMAR That was certainly a wise move. COLONIE CENTER. It means that students can now Upper Level push their loan applications 6ankAmericard, Master Charge through as quickly as they have Layaway done in the past. I am glad to have . been able to help in correcting 22 DELAWARE PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER' 439·6106 this mix-up. Actually we in the LATHAM CORNERS. SHOPPING CENTER' 783·7491 PAGE 10 - September 7,1972 THE SPOTLIGHT House-had favored continuing the 'correctly predicted at the time current program. It was the Sen - would foul up the whole loan The KNIT 'N PURL ate that added the "means test" procedure, just as it did. feature which - as the House had Samuel S. Stratton. SHOP Member of Congress
. . -' 135-1/2 Main St., Ravena· 756-2001 <'- ,{', J WITH STUDENTS in the Bethle Miss Hanson will begin her fRITZE hem Central School District studies at the liberal arts college returning to the classroom today, when the fall semester begins on the School Volunteer Program Sept. 11 and will also attend an is also getting underway for its orientation program for fresh JEWELERS eighth straight year. There are men that commences on Sept. 7. plenty of jobs for new volunteers, 1659 Central Ave., Colonie Phone 869-7880 and both men and women of all ANNA PRESKA is chairman of ages are invited to sign up now the Big Brother/Big Sister Com· ALL TYPES OF SPECIAL ORDER WORK as volunteer workers in Bethle mittee at Niagara University AND REPAIRS hem schools. where she was on the Dean's List • DIAMOND SETTING • Persons interested may call last year. As committee chairman General Chairman Mrs. Joyce 'All Work Done on Premises she will be returning to school Strand at 439-6224, or an indi· for the Freshman Orientation vidual school chairman. Names Program. and number;i are listed in the July During Anna's freshman year ENROLL NOW issue of "Central Highlights.") she was a member of the girl's , Mrs_ Harold Kelp (439-3677) basketball team and secretary ELEANOR'S SCHOOL is the new chairman of the Glen· of the Nursing Students' Organiza· mont School volunteers, replac· tion. OF THE DANCE ing Mrs. George Kass, Jr. Many volunteer planning meet· ings are being scheduled now, and the first will be held on Tues., Sept- 19, at 10 A_M_, in the ad ministrative conference room at the High School. This meeting will be particularly for High School volunteers, but all dis· trict volunteers are welcome to attend. Mrs. E.B. Stringham is chairman of High School volun teers. SUSAN E. SARVA Y, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Sar· vay, has received the degree of Bachelor of Arts from Welles ley College with the distinction of Wellesley College Scholar for high academic achievement. Susan, an English major, was a member of the Wellesley College Choir, and in her Junior Year participated in the Dartmouth DR. JAMES A FROST, 42 Oldox College Foreign Study Program Road, Delmar, has been appoint at the University of Caen, France. ed Executive Secretary of the Board of Trustees for State Colleges in LOU ELLEN HANSON, daugh Connecticut. As the Board's exe • Tap • MQdern Jazz • Ballet ter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. cutive officer, Dr. Frost will work Hanson of 29 Herrick Ave., Del with the presidents of four State • Baton mar, is among the 190 young wo Colleges in coordinating and de 869-6611 489-0028 men entering their freshman year veloping the state system which at Newton College in Newton, is currently registering over 30, 16th Year Serving the Tri-Cities Massachusetts in September. 000 students for the fall se~ester. THE SPOTLIGHT September 7, 1972 - PAGE 11 Wood. according to Tom Yob bagy and Charles Piccirillo, the HERE writer and art director, respec· We'll make your lively, who created the ad for AND Doyle Dane Bernbach. VW's motor advertising agency, had' com . plete confidence in the Beetle's sing THERE ability to float and made his "splash down" without a mo Engine Tune-up A VOLKSWAGEN definitely ment's hesitation. Front End Alignment floats-but it won't float inde Automotic Trans IN THE United .States today mission Service finitely. there are over 19,000,000 people According to Edward K. Modern Equipment 65 years of age or older. Almost • Skilled Mechanics Bridgeman, Pres. of Capitol Volks half of these people have some wagen, authorized VW sales, sort of physical impairment. service and parts facility at Route It is estimated that almost 63% 9W, Glenmont, the company's of American homes have a con latest television commercial show BAILEY'S GARAGE valescent problem sometime dur ing a VW Bettle afloat in a large ing the year. body of water has launched a The care and comfort of our flood of inquiries regarding· the citizens who are either physically "seaworthiness" of the car. For impaired or are convalescing is tunately, he said, it hasn't to his a concern of all of us. knowledge triggered anyone As another service to the com from trying to avoid bridge tolls munity's health and comfort. this way. Delmar Rexall Pharmacy has The car, the local VW official added a Home Health Care Cen stated, will float, but operates ter. In this new department there "considerably better" on land are Home Health Care Aids such than it does on sea. as wheels chairs, crutches, canes, In the commercial, he said, walkers, commodes and other the 1972 Bettle is shown being items tQat will give aid and com driven under its own power into fort to the physically impaired Long Island Sound at West Beach or the convalescent. These items in Stamford, Connecticut, by for home care "are available on spokesman Lew Wood, a former both rental or purchase basis. network news correspondent for NBC and CBS, making his first, MRS. LAUREL NELSON was or "maiden voyage," TV adver ~ the guest of honor recently at a tisement. The ",'<1' ~~':::1 _-- best lawns ~;~~~~~ , , 1 , '. of all are fed f both Spring l' and FaIl! • TURF BUILDER, Scotts lawn food, is ideal for fall feeding. Its high nitrogen content makes your l!Jwn grow thicker. greene.r ann ,.;tnrciip.r this fall. And thanks to its prolonged release, TURF BUILDER helps your grass winter better and get off to a faster start next spring too. I It's a pleasure to use - clean, lightweight, I easy to handle. This weekend would be great! '1 5,000 sq ft (l9'h lbs) 5.45 10,000 sq it (39Ibs) 10.45 I 15,000 sq ft (58'12 lbs) 14.75 L~ ___ _ ! • WATER BUG-Lew Wood, a former network news correspondent for NBC and CBS, drove a 1972 Volkswagen Beetle into Long Island Sound to prove in a television commercial recently prepared by Doyle Dane Bern bach that VW builds qu&lity cars. According to E.K. Bridgeman of Capi HILCHIE'S tol Volkswagen, authorized VW sales, service and parts facility on Route 9W, Glenmont, a Volkswagen definitely floats-but it won't float indef AMERICAN HARDWARE initely. ·In this case, h~ reported, the Beetle got about 15 yards offshore in eight feet of water under its own power and was afloat 15 minutes be Z3S. DELAWARE AVE. - DELMAR fore the crew filming the commercial decided to tow it-and Wood back to shore. OPEN DAILY 8:30 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. PAGE 12 - September 7, 1972 THE SPOTLIGHT, party given to celebrate her 80th NEW CITIZEN: John J. Bellizi, birthday. Laurel and her husband, III was born August 11 at the ICE CREAM CAKES Arthur R. Nelson. reside at 488 Grissom Air Force Base Hospi 7" - 2.50 • 8" - 3.50 • g" - 4.50 Dawson Rd., Delmar. Guests tal, Peru, Indiana, the son of Capt. 10" - 5.50.11"x15" - 6.50. 12"xl7" - 7.50 at the party included Mr. and and Mrs. John J. Bellizi, Jr. The Mrs. Charles Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Captain is the son of Mr. and Mrs. HALF GALLONS ICE CREAM Charles Weintraub, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bellizi, Sr., Delmar. Assorted Flavors $1.75 (MADE IN DELMAR) Timothy O'Brien, Dr. and Mrs. MARINE CORPORAL Joseph Maury Azevedo of Brazil, Harry P. Jones Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. 222 Delaware Ave .. Weintraub, Miss Michelle Doran Joseph P. Jones of 8 Salem Road, Delmar, N.Y. of Gloversville, and the O'Brien Delmar. is on a training cruise 439-7253 children. in the Western Pacific with the Okinawa-based Battalion landing 7 days 10 to 1.0 P.M. "WHAT IS THE GOOD That Satisfies?" will be the title of a Team 2/4 aboard 7th Fleet ships. public lecture under Christian DONALD W, EBERLE, 13 Car Science auspices in Albany on stead Drive, Slingerlands, New CLASSIQUE DANCE SCHOOL Saturday morning, September York, has been notified that he has qualified for the Circle of 154 A DELAWARE AVE. 16. Edward C. Williams, C.S.B., Champions award of Waddell & ELSMERE, N. Y. a Christian Science teacher and Reed, Inc., for his outstanding performance. 439-3331 Bagha M. Follett, Oir, praCtitIOner of Indianapolis, Indiana, will speak under spon As a member of the finn's sorship of First Church of Christ, Circle of Champions, Donald and his wife, Ann, will receive FALL CLASSES BEGIN Scientist, Alb~ny. The lecture will begin at 11 a four-day vacation-meeting trip MON. SEPT. 11 r 1972 o'clock in the Fox-Colonie Thea to a mystery "Shangri-La" desti nation next Feb. The award is BROCHURES MAILEO NITRO HO ILLUSTRATED. our Sept. Open House RUPR In MOl' FOR THE BEGINNER. SPECIAL SUMMER SALE See us about our Summer Sale Price Financing available - no payments 'til November 15 ALL MODELS READY-lO-GO! • WE DELIVER Robert J. Rosenfield, (right), chairman of the Support of Churches com mittee of the Delmar Kiwanis Club, presents a check for the Wilkes Barre Blaisdell's Power Equipment Pennsylvania Relief Fund and certificates of appreciation to Rev. Sang 15 MAIN STREET, RAVENA 756-2911 Hahn, Associate Pastor of the First United Methodist Church of Delmar Mon.-Sat. 8-5 Wed. & Fri. evenings 'til g his wife, Frances, and BCHS seniors Clifford Posman, Douglas Vail and Donna Collier who, along with Martha Vail, Jon Jameson and Nancy Mul WE SELL THE BEST & SERVICE THE REST teneaux went to Wilkes Barre to aid victims of the flood. THE SPOTLIGHT September 7,1972 - PAGE 13 choral singing experience are in County McGovern drive. more vited to attend the first rehear than 40 campaign activists re sal of the Pro Musica Chorale of viewed plans for a massive voter THE Delmar on Tuesday, September registration project to be held in 12, at the First United Methodist the Town this September. Chair BALLET Church of Delmar on Kenwood ing the meeting was the town co Avenue. The Chorale, under the ordinator of the Bethlehem Com STUDIO direction of Joseph Farrell, will mittee. Henrik N. Dullea, of 49 356 Kenwood Avenue .. Delmor rehearse Tuesday evenings from Tamarack Dr., Delmar. CALL 439-1572 8 to 10 in the choir room of the Since registration .of all eligi church. ble voters is particularly impor GRADED CLASSES IN As in past years, the Chorale tant this year, McGovern cam CLASSICAL BALLET will present a variety of secular paign canvassers will be visiting and sacred music to the comm u every household in the Town of Fall Term Begins SEPT. 18 nity at Christmas and in the Bethlehem in the three weeks of Spring. New members seeking September preceding local reg further information may call 439- istration days. Town residents, STOP DRIVEWAY POLLUTION! 4558. regardless of party affiliation, I PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT I PLANS FOR THE November will be asked whether they are Presidentail election moved into presently eligible to vote this with high gear last Wednesday night, y~ar. TAR EMULSION SEALER as volunteers and Democratic ALL PROFESSIONALS work Resists gasoline & fuel drippings, stops sunlight deterioration, committeemen from every elec ing in the field of estate planning stays block, cleans easily, Easily applied by homeowner. tion district in the Town of Beth are invited to expand their know lehem joined forces under the aus ledge at a seminar to be held in ~<)l,/ 5 GAL. CONT. S pices of the Bethlehem Commit Albany, on September 16. The 95 tee for McGovern-Shriver. Meet all-day session is the third Estate tI;1D~;J: GORMAN BROS., Inc. 6 ... - . ~: .. ".. PORT OF ALBANY ing at the home of Mrs. Sarah Planners Day and is co-sponsored . ..:;.. ~. 472-9342.462-5401 Plus Tax Birn, Co-chairman of the Albany by National Commercial Bank BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS Vinyl 3 Ring BINDERS Regular $3.00 Value NOW S1.79 Free! BIC PENS: Buy one at 49C - extra-fine get TWO MEDIUM POINTS FREE! Clear plastic 3-hole SHEET PROTECTORS Regular 30C - NOW 10(: Plus the largest selection of SCHOOL SUPPLIES IN THE AREA CAMPAIGN LEGWORK.-Launching his door-to-door election campaign in the Town of Bethlehem, Leonard A. Weiss, Democratic candidate for the State Senate for Albany and Green Counties, is greeted by Mrs. Bar c. M. GROVER bara Perry at her home on Delmar's Fernbank Ave. Weiss is making an Delaware Plaza intensive person-to-person campaign throughout the senatorial district ELSMERE. N.Y. covering the two counties. Stationers PAGE 14 - September 7, 1972 THE SPOTLIGHT and Trust Company, Albany, and professional publications and a the School of Business, State Uni nationally known expert. versity of New York at Albany. Peter W. Hutchings, a specialist Moderator Virginia B. Bowers, in tax counsel and estate plan a vice president and trust officer ning for New England Mutual Life of The Bank, outlined the aims Insurance Company in Boston, UNFINISHED PINE of the program, which will pre will explore "Planning for Closely sent technical aspects of estate Held Business Owners. Mr. Hut CHEST OF DRAWERS - $26.95 planning from the points of view chings is a lawyer, c.L.U. and DESKS - $29.95 BOOKCASES $22.95 of a bank trust officer, a certi· holds a master's degree in taxa NIGHT STANDS - $18.95 fied public accountant, and ex tion. DOUBLE DRESSERS $39.95 perts in the problems of closely Luncheon speaker is Heidi held business ownership, stock S. Fiske, vice president of The redemptions in estates, and plan Institutional Investor, the jour ning for corporate executives. nal for professional money mana ENGLANDER BEDDING SALE Speakers have been drawn from gers, which. has been recognized various corners of the country for its significant contribution Boxspring, mattress, headboard & frame. to present technical advice. Pro to financial writing. "Your Choice of Headboards" fessor of Law Alan N. Polasky, Mortimer Berl, a partner of Sleeping on a Tension Ease is like sleeping University of Michigan Law J.K. Lasser & Company will dis School, will COver the new fron cuss estate planning for .. stock on a Tension Ease. tiers and techniques of estate redemptions. Mr. Ber! has lec planning. Following him in the tured throughout the United States all for only $99.95 morning will be a look at today's and has authored many articles. estate plans by John E. Park, Winding up the meeting at Easy budget terms • Master Charge. a vice president of The Detroit 3:30 p.m. is James E. Conway. 9-6 Tues., Thurs., Sat. • 9-9 Mon., Wed., Fri. Bank & Trust Company. Mr. president of A YCO Planning Ser Park is a contributor to several vices, Ino., a firm exclusively UP-STATE FURNITURE SALES THE STORE WITH YEAR AROUND SALE PRICES 114 MAIN STREET, R':VENA' 756-2063 PILOTS WANTED or rather serious·minded men & women & young adults interested in learning to fly. Professional instruction adjusted to your learning rate. For information on complete or solo courses phone 767·9980 or drop by the SOUTH ALBANY SIX YEAR OLD Lynda ("Missy") Kordana's winning smile expresSes the good time more than 50 campers of Camp Patches, the summer day camp AIRPORT of the Cerebral Palsy Treatment and Educational Facility, had on a recent Jericho Rd., Selkirk, N,Y. visit to Hoffman's Playland, Route 9, Latham. William Hoffman, Jr. (right) 'hosted the trip. Looking on is Laura Spindler (left), daughter of Mr. and $5.00 introductory flight available at all times. Mrs. Harry K. Spindler, 30 Longwood Drive, Delmar. Laura was a volun teer counselor at the camp. THE SPOTLIGHT September 7, 1972 - PAGE 15 engaged in financial and tax plan ing consulting services in Albany, New York. He will treat on estate planning for corporate execu tives. Reservations for the seminar must be made a week prior to the date. Further information and details may be obtained from Mrs. Edith Evans, P.O. Box 748, Al bany. TO ASSIST employers in meet ing the requirements of the Oc cupational Safety and Health Act, the Eastern New York Division, Red Cross is again conducting First Aid Instructors Courses especially designed for industry. The Safety and Health Act re quires that first aid trained per ROBERT E. KIRBY, 336 Presi sonnel be on-the-job when the dential Way, Guilderland, has been ,travel time from a work site to a WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES named Deputy Regional Federal hospital is more than 15 minutes Highway Administrator of the Fed away. eral Highway Administration's Industrial first aid instructor Region One office at Delmar, New courses are taught in two all-day York. This office is responsible sessions. The first such course for the conduct of the Federal Aid Highway and associated pro will be held Friday September grams in New England, New York, 8 and Sept. 15 from 8:30 A.M. New Jersey, Puerto Rico, and the to 4:30 P.M. at the Albany Chap Virgin Islands. Mr. Kirby, his w'ife ter, Red Cross on Hackett Blvd. Barbara, and three children have Although geared toward em been at their present address for ployers from business and indus three years during which time Mr try, the general public may also Kirby has been the Division En enroll. For more information, gineer of the Administration's New York Office in Albany. call James H. Carnahan, 462- 7461. CONSERV A nON EFFORTS have been largely supported and paid for by license fees from those who hunt and fish. In re cognition of past and present contributions, the President. ,the Congress, Governor Rocker feller and Supervisors Kohinke and MacIntosh have declared September 23rd as National Hunt ing-Fishing Day. To mark this, the Bethlehem Sportsmens Club on Dunbar Hollow Road has or ganized a day-long program of fun games and serious discus sions of pertinent conservation projects. Included are archery, gun\ and hunter safety tips, com petitions in rifle, skeet, moskeeto, bow and fishing for Juniors. There W. H WHITE has received an will be prizes for the winners. appointment to the position of There will also be demonstrations Regional Federal Highway Admin of antique guns including muzzle istrator for Region One of the loaders, fly tying, fire friction U.S. Federal Highway Administra (Indian method), logrolling, trap tion. He succeeds G.D. Love who ping by cannon nets and radio was promoted and reassigned to Homewood, Illinois. Prior to his tracking. Game wardens will re appointment, Mr. White served as count fascinating stories of their the Deputy Regional Federal High work and experiences. way Administrator for Region Also, conservation as a life work, Four at Atlanta, Georgia. _ a symposium on what is conserva Mr. White's wife and five child tion and two award-winning col- ren will move to the Albany area 439-4949 in the near future. Subscribe 10 The Spollighl . ELSMERE - VOORHEESVILLE - Monday thru Friday 9 A.M.-9 P.M. 5 Maple Road Saturday -·9 A.M.-6 P.M. 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TOMATOES La.19( ~ •. ~,~·~~:O.:~~i~~~·i;~.~ GlAND UNION HONEYDEWS CRISPY SWEO 69 CREAM STYlE CORN 5i,'o:;100 OlAND UNION WHOU !!~ 29( PRUNE PLUMSLL 29( ~1I·1··~··M~~;;;~J,;~~~11~~~::·1 00 CARROTS NORTHWESTERN : I RO.IIN HOOD ~ KERNEl CORN 5~',!. 1 FLORIDA GROWN GRAND UNION 61H. ,FLOUR: FoR ? 00 POT 99 BARTLm . ~..J.~...... PER CUSTOMER 1- I SliCED BEETS &~,~; 1 RUBBER .TREES PEARS 6 .,. 59(_ ..~ ~~;~~:~~."'''••••••••••• .. ''''"' 'ii ~. .. GlAND UNION 1 ~o$t -- --- SLICED CARROTS &:.~; 100 BACK- TO-SCHOOL GROCERY VALUES 3".5" OR ~"~6" (ALL COLORS) 4 DIAL SOAP Z BA~:R~IZE 5( ~ ,. ------~ 00 MEMO BOOKS ". 19¢ AUTOMATIC DISHW;'SH POTTED MEAT 80 COUNT &:,':.';1 ELECTRA SOL ''',I,~'· 59¢ GR... ND UNION WlREBOUND MEMOS " 19¢ IlEEF FLAVOR DOG FOOD 2 LB. 00 ~o COUNT 89 SOUP CHOCKONNOODLE 7""°'.1CANS TYPEWRITER TABLET " 19¢ GAINESBURGERS ',1l: ¢ G .... ND UHION 00 FRESH BAKED GOODS SOUP CHOCIICI •• N 7""°'.1CANS .WHITE BREAD 4 1 ~~~t~rIOO POUND GCi&KERBLE 13p~Z: 39~ OZ COcFFlfi MilINI l:K~~' J9( j"rr PIE 1 L:KL ' 49( CRUMi FelCKE 8p~~'. 19 ( DONUisARC~~:AMOH I PKG~. OF loa SAVE ON HEALTH &BEAUTY AIDS AOUA NET TAME HAIR SPRAY CREME RINSE SOLVE YOUR SLEEPING & STORAGE PROBLEMS WITH ... ..,.,...... I~il .... - ... FROM THE WOOD SHED: "MIX & MATCH" TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS FRANK MCGOWAN is a featured bass drummer with the Dalriada Pipers and Drummers who will perform at the St. Thomas Second CLOSED I04MY 2209 CENTRAL AVE., SCH'OY Annual All-Parish Family Picnic OP£N DAILY to 5:30 RT. 5 ALBANY-SCH'Df R!L to be held at Sunny Acres Day TUE~' Tlms. 'tll 9 E. of MOHAWK IW.l Camp on Sunday, September' 17 from 1 to 7 P.M. PAGE 20 - September 7, 1972 THE SPOTLIGHT Also selected was Mrs. Cynthia explained Prof. Edgar M. Raf S. Gifford, 23 East Bayberry fensperger of the N.Y. State Road, Glenmont. has been cho College of Agriculture and Life Our Name 'sen for inclusion in the 1972 edi Sciences, Cornell University. Inside a Diamond Ring means tion of Outstanding Young Wo better value - We guarantee it ..• men of America, according to Rinaldo V. DeNuzzo, executive director of the Albany College of Pharmacy of Union Univer sity Alumni Association. Mrs. F~~ Gifford formerly practiced in JEWElERS· SILVERSMITlIS stitutional pharmacy al Memorial Carner North Pearl & Steuben St.,Down(ownAlbany Hospital. Albany. These women are now being considered for further state and national awards. This fall. fifty The of the young women nominated for the Outstanding Young Wo men of America Program-one ARTS CENTER from each state-will be named 1069 New Scot rand Road as their state's Outstanding Young Albany· 438-8428 Women of the Year. From the Registration is now being taken for Fall programs in piano, fifty stale winners. the national violin, guita'r, banjo, art, weaving, creative stitchery, Early Amer Ten Outstanding Young Women ican design, etc., etc., etc. of America for 1972 will be se lected. POPULAR RECITALIST 'Vivian • Children and Adults' Rassiga Anderson will sing for Phone or stop in for information and brochure. ITS LIFE-STYLE and breeding habits have changed somewhat the Delmar Progress Club on Oct over the years but the common ober 2. A favorite of audiences all housefly is still very much with over the state she will present a program titled "The Life of a Girl us. in Song" in which she traces the ··Until the automobile became many phases of a girl's life through the universal means of transpor adolescence, courtship, young Delia's tation, houseflies multiplied each motherhood and into her mid year in the manure of horses,·· years Originals Better Dresses • Latest Styles Come see our Fall Display 9W, RAVENA, N.Y. Hours: 10 to 6, Fri. 'til 9, Sat. 'Iii 5 • Phone 756-2046 SERVICE STATION AVAILABLE established high volume Carpet & Rug Cleaning Specializing In ... Located on Delaware Avenue WALL to WALL (DELAWARE PLAZA) Carpet Cleaning in the Home Carpet Installation Repairing & Binding PAID TRAINING for information contact: Free Pick.up & Delivery Days: MR. EARL CHAMBERLAIN 434·2111 call 439-9978 Evenings: P. FISCHER Rugs may be left at Fraim's House of Carpets, 243 Delaware Ave., Elsmere._ 355·3642 , THE SPOTLIGHT September 7, 1972 - PAGE 21 ~ , Today, horses are seldom sta resin bearing the insecticide dich bled in towns, cities, suburbs, lorovos (Vapona), is also quite Need A _ or housing developments and the effective in the home when used ,-, housefly now thrives on garbage, according to label instructions. !((! NO FINER fertilizer enriched composts, Destroying breeding sites helps Nurse Whorr,f<.) '. \:' II lawn clippings and dog droppings. to control flies too. This means The housefly has proved very spreading out and drying lawn Cares? "'" ',,, Y TRIBUTE adaptable to the changing times, clippings, screening very rich " according to Raffensperger. compost heaps, cleaning mats Our RN's, LPN's, ;"Aides Now that the outdoor privy of grass from beneath rotary is gone, the female fly has changed lawn mowers and using tightly and Companions are its breeding site and finds other covered garbage cans. second to none in training organically rich places to lay her A recent study shows that and experience. Just as eggs. She has also developed a droppings from a single dog can important is 'the attitude of high degree of resistance to sev be the source of several hundred eral of the more persistant and flies each day. So if you have a less expensive insecticides. pet, collect and bury the manure. But there are still some suc Raffensperger suggested one cessful control methods, Raffen more hint for fly control, one MEMORY sperger said. based on the natural behavior of Fly swatters and screen doors "A. NATIONA.L NURSING SERVICE flies. haven't disappeared and the pyre INSURED. /lONf1Ff1 thrum spray has returned in a When these insects are attract- REA D Y TO H FI. r STUDIOS pressurized can labeled "for ed by food odors from inside the Suite No. 1107 t 032 Central Avenue flying insects". home they fly upwind to screen Only authorized Flies have developed very lit doors from which. the air is mov. 90 State St., Albany Rock of Ages Dealer tle resistance to this material. ing. and then fly quickly whenever Call Night or Day in Albany County A derivative of a chrysanthemum the door is opened. If one ob· 463-2171. 438-4486 like flower grown in the tropics, serves the direction of air move- IL======:::=:==:=~======~ it had only a very low toxcity ment on warm summer days and to mammals and continues to be then only uses the screen door on SCHOOL DAYS ARE COMING! one of the safest insecticides. the upwind side of the house, The relatively new "no Pest" mpny flies will be deprived of MAKE THAT insect strip, made of a yellow their opportunity to enter. APPOINTMENT AT YOUR 'OPHTHALMOLOGIST NOW. CALL OR SEE ':l)iC]Zapoli & ':l)fnapoli PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS 457 Madilon Ave., Albany 463·4340 Ample Parking in the Rear 2555 WESTERN AVE, GUILDERLAND PHONE 456·2262 Open Tues. thru Fri. 12-9· Sat. 10-5 Closed Monday Specializillg III GYM SUIT LIVING ROOM HEADQUARTERS FURNITURE BOYS' & GIRLS' Correlated Groupings A Complete Selection of choice DELMAR DEPARTMENT STORE Broyhill Furniture to enhance your Room with Comfort and Style. 4 CORfojERS - DELMAR. N.Y. PAGE 22 - September 7,1972 THE SPOTLIGHT KNOWING YOUR WATER· of many hunters to identify the FOWL-As summer peaks and females is one of the reasons be- The Light fall grows nearer, waterfowl hind the suggestion that you appear in greater numbers on our shoot only drakes. ponds and marshes. The water There is no substitute for time DESIGNER fowl can take advantage of this. in the field with a good book FABRICS Touch annual appearance to refresh on waterfowl, or a ki10wiedgeabie his ability to distinguish the dif companion, for mastering quick at discount. Anyone who keeps raising the ferent species of waterfowl that waterfowl identification. "Ducks, roof probably has something he will be seeing over the barrel Geese and Swams of North Amer- wrong in his attic. of a shotgun in just a few short ican" should be in every water • F:lhlllOIl' l'.oull·Il'. ,ill..~. l"Olh'll'. • • I weeks. Proper identification of fowler's library, for it is loaded lhll'II', '~lill1l'lil"' from I-.ur"p,':m. When a teenager borrows the :\si:lIl. llulnl'qi\' '''urn',. \11 :I( .th· waterfowl is an indispensable with information about them. family car, he can, in one (·HUI1I. m:ln' ;11 \\ho]\',ak ;IIHl b ... · key to be held to a level no high However, for identification, "A Inw. 0P<"II -'0·;:30. Frida~" 'Iil 9. night, subtract five years from er then could be tolerated by the Field Guide to the Birds" by Rog the life of the car, and add least abundant species, wasting er Tory Peterson, available in them to the age of his father. Open Sundays 12-5. all the surplus in the more plen both hard or soft cover, is con • •• tiful species. sidered lOpS. Another good book, It's dangerous to send a hus This coming season is a good and one often carried as a com- Knight'. band shopping. Who else an ion to the above, is "A Guide ~Ol Sotlll! SI. Il is i I. 111 [he example of the need for knowing P IWJrI of 1Il'II11il1~I"I1. \'1 would take advantage of a your birds or losing out on hunt to Field Identification of Birds of II~;;;:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ special on 2S pounds of ing opportunities. Canvasbacks North America" by Robbins, pepper? and redheads may well be closed Bruun and Zim. • •• this year, although other diving The more ducks that you can ..,. · It's sensible to take advantage ducks will be open. If you can't see, the beltef. There are suita- _\ • ~, of our Bargain of the Month. readily' recognize this closed spe ble wetlands all across the State, '.' '::t~~ cies, you may have to pass the but probably the best are manage- .' f/"~_ legal diving ducks by to avoid ment and refuge areas operated 11"~ ~ C;...... a mistake. Similarly, among pud by the State and Federal govern- -:: ~~., dle ducks, black ducks and wood ments. Here habitat is being man· Special ducks remain in short supply and aged specifically to attract water- probably will have reduced bag fowl and is extensive enough Band Instrument limits. Being able to quickly and so that human activities do not accurately recognize various spec keep birds on the move. Large' TRIAL PLAN ies can mean the difference be sections of these areas may be tween getting game and being closed to the casual observer, for beginners skunked. And, the best time to but they all have some sections that are developed specifically 1 learn or relearn your ducks is School banQs are being now when there is no pressure for them. Oak Orchard, Howland Island and Wilson Hill Game Man formed now-so have your on the hunter or on the birds. child ask the school band agement Areas, and the Nation Although ducks are the most director which instrument commonly see waterfowl, there al Wildlife Refuges at Montezu is best for him. Then bring are otheres including geese and ma and Iroquois, are among the him in to choose from our bran"t. The bag limit on brant best places that one can go to complete stock of famous will likely be cut back this season, find ample birds to study. BUNDY ! from six to two. Although geese Quick identification does not , have flourished in recent sea call for knowing the intricate Band Instruments I sons, brant have endured two bad patterns of all birds. Instead it dc-signed especially breeding seasons and an extra is based on certain key charac for students: Also heavy kill last fall. teristics such as size, shape, strik get details of our trial plan. .Observing ducks at this time of ing color patterns, characteristic year can have one apparent draw habits and habitat. 1 or 2 features back, a seeming absence of drakes. will positively identify most water ALL BAND INSTRUMENTS After hens have laid their eggs, fowl. When you get so that you AVAILABLE ON A adults males have a complete can look at a duck & these identi TRIAL RENTAL - moult including all their flight fying points jump out at you, ra OPTIONAL PURCHASE PLAN end up looking like ther than having to look for them, feathers and CONN. OLDS • BUNDY females or immature males. It you are ready for the duck blind. UTILITY SHELVING GEMEINHARDT Save space! Keep all kinds of is only about the first of Septem heavy materials on these all· ber that they slowly begin to re steel, double·reinforced vert to their regular color pat JOHN K£AL'S shelves. 4 shelves 30"4'xl2'1, tern. adjustable at 1\fl' intervals. Maybe it is fortunate that at this time of year males are not MODERN in their fancy outfits, for it is the DELMAR drab-colored females and young MUSIC that are the hard one to identi fy. Since hens are the actual LUMBER procedures of more ducks, it is CO. 340 Delaware Avenue all the more important that the 22 Central Ave .. Albany Delmar hunter can correctly name them 449·5214 Phone 439·9968 before he shoots. This inability THE SPOTLIGHT September 7, 1972 - PAGE 23 tend Goergetown University for graduate studies. Spotlight Her husband, a US Air Force veteran, is a graduate of Albany High School and Hudson Valley Engagements Community College and will be a candidate for graduation from MR. AND MRS. Gregory J. Dole. Miss Dole is employed by the the Capitol Institute of Techno 45 Delmar Place, Delmar, an V A Hospital. Her fiance is em logy in Maryland. nounce the engagement of their ployed by Reynolds Haitian Mines. Inc. Start the New Year right - shop: CHICK KAGAN'S MEATS, Inc. 361 Second A~e_, Albanv· 462-7025 Area's newest Kosher Mk!. - Spotlight "Eat beTter tor less" - Free deliverv_ Specials ever~ week Weddings Member Albany Vaad Kakas.'1rulh LUMIR PALMA, Marketing Di CHRISTINE ANN Mauro. daugh ~~0"~:rr rector of Heritage State, Ltd. has ter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony announced the appointment of Or Mauro. Leaonard Place. Delmar, ville A Arel to General Sales Man became the bride of Joseph J. ager of candomoniums for the Meagher, son of Mrs. Charles AREA Albany region. Mr. Arel studied Dedrick, Glenmont, and Joseph business administration at the E. Meagher, Albany, at 51. Thom State University College at Can MASONRY as Church. Delmar, on June 17. Chimneys, walls, ton, New York, and brings exper The Rev. Richard Broderick of- patio floors, ience in retail and media sales to ficiated. foundations, his new position. He came to ,Her plastering, itage State, Ltd. in October of 1971 After a reception al Sheehy Margaret Rose Dole from the St. Lawrence Gas Com Palmer Post in Albany. the couple pany of Massena, where he had daughter, Margaret Rose, to John left on a trip to Washington, served as General Manager. Arel R. Butterfield, son of Mr. and D.C., where they now reside. and his family reside at 24 Held Mrs. A.G. Butterfield, Paillant, The bride is a BCHS and SUNY ervue Avenue, Slingerlands. Haiti . at Albany graduate and will a(- • We visit your home every Thursday of the year • We bring you a Calendar of Events that is com plete • We offer you the use of our Mailbag as a public forum· Complete School News as supplied by the area School Districts and Colleges • We tell you about the Engagementsand Weddings • Here and There to bring you up-to-date on yesterday's happenings • PLUS columns and stories of special interest, the largest Classified Section around and a low, low Subscription rate! r------,I The Spotlight I I If you agree that we are an integral 154 Delaware Avenue I Delmar, New York 12054 I I part of this community, we'd like to I have you as one of our Paid Sub You may renew my subscription for one year from I the present date. I enclose my check for $3.00. I scribers. Just fill in the blank and I I enclose your check for $3 for a full PLEASE PRINT Date ...... I I year's (52 issues) subscription. Name ...... I I I Thanks - from us to you. Address ...... I I Town ...... Zip...... II I~------PAGE 24 - September 7, 1972 THE SPOTLIGHT MENANDS MANOR MARIANI'S itA Resident Home for Retir,ed Men" NURSERY O).'.1r;,n9~' lur "'0::11 t·5 and over tife or T('nl~'(>rClry Short Terrn Cnre State Farm Rd., Route 155 PrI,ok R"OrTls. Dming Roorn Not a Voorheesville nur~;Il:J horne. Come ond go Cl. y~u choo~c. lrdlviduol Fpl0rlliol Ar FALL ,ongernel"t~ Locotion: 272 Broadway, Mc"and~ Weddings Planned PLANTING TIME Complete Line of CALL 463-8234 with You in Mind l:il,'..jdulllf(lt!".~ witlt NURSERY STOCK Prices to fit every budget (.'0;/11('." ·(fmtl.~ph,.rt, GROUPS UP TO 350 LOOK PIANO CALL 434-4111 OUTDOOR CUSHION MUMS INSTRUCTION SHERATON-INN TOWNE MOTOR INN Mrs. Joseph J. Meagher up Renato Rolando 300 Broadway 99C SYDNEY DIANE Starkweather, Sheraton Hotels and Motor Inns, OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK daughter of Mrs. Shattuck Stark A Worldwide of ITT 765-4970 weather, Kenwood Avenue, and Graduate., of Conserva Edward Starkweather, Flint tories of Turin and Drive, Delmar, became the bride Pesaro, Ita Iy of 'I homas R. Nelson, son of Me. and Mrs. Harry B. Nelson, Brew CLOSING OUT •.. 344 Kenwood Avenue ster, New York, on August 12 at HE 9-3206 St. Paul's Episcopal Church in ALL 1972 DODGES! Albany. A garden r'eception was held at the home of Me. and Mrs. WHATEVER IT TAKES ••• Stuart Garrell in Voorheesville. The bride is a graduate of ALBANY DODGE gives! BCHS and Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. Depend on it. Her husband is also a BCHS grad and is presently a junior at the University of Cincinnati School of Architecture. CAll .•. 438-8461 Whatever it takes, T~t!ftwt~ We give! SHOE SPECIALISTS VIE HAVE MOVED TO ALBANY DODGE 33 MAIDEN LANE LEASING CORP. Below No. Pearl St. Same service as always WOMEN'S MEN'S Complete Dr, locke Dr. locke Miller Orthopedic SNOWMOBILE & Dickerson Alden Pedic Drew Evans MOBILE HOME Insurance Coverage Coon All Brands for In. Dr. Scholl 151 QU,llITY SAVE$$$ Daniel Green '20 Thousond Rolls in Stoc.k Come in ano '(;s:~ Frank G. Coburn, Int. our new store 283 Washington Ave. Albany, N,Y, Phone Albany HO 3-4277 - 8-9 '-___..... Ny. N.y.___ -J i THE SPOTLIGHT September 7,1972 - PAGE 25 Spotlight ALUMINUM SIDING CARPENTRY - Additions, garages, aluminum Sid COMPLETE LINE aluminum products. Installation. ing. cabinets. kitchens, playrooms, new homes. INIIRIOR DECORATING Local references on request. Guaranteed work remodeling Masonry 439-1593. 51928 INTERIOR OECORATING - Delmar Decorators, manship, free estimates. Dick Domermuth - Delaware Plaza, Call 439·4130. If 766-2429. tf ALUMINUM SIDING, new plastic coated. All colors CHILD CARE in stock, no down payment, 30 year guarantee MOTHER'S SHOP, VISIt. take trips. Leave child· JEWELRY Free estimates. Statewide Modernization Corp., MEYERS len at lovely country home, anytime 767·9537. rt EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRS. Dia 104 Ouail St.. IV 9·0991 If mond setting, engraving, wedding and ~ngage. SOMEONE TO watch three children after school ALUMINUM and vinvl siding !rim, ice slides. Van ment rings, reasonable. Your trusted Jeweler. Four Corners area After 6:00 P.M. 439-0093 Cans_ 439-3541. If ICYCLE LeWanda, Delaware Plaza Shopping Center. HE 9:9665. If APPLIANCES CLEANING SERYICES HOME-OFFICE windows, carpe!, tile, etc. Scotch LAWNMOWERS ER Cleaning Service. 439-4857 5t928 t:OMPLETE lAWN MOWER Smice; Taro & Lawn WINDOW AND wall washing, reasonable. 797 Boy Dealer Pickup & delivery. Taylor & Vad· Bob Sowers' Parts. Accessories 3954 anytime DELMAR APPLIANCE Sales • Service ney, 303 Central Avenue, Albany 472·9183. tf Peugeot - Roold - Columbid DRAPIRIIS Recondition Complete line of Chiorda - P.oyce Union DRAPERIES - custom ~ade, h~me service, fabric your selection, bedroom ensembles, 8arbara Schoon· RCA Victor.Whirlpool 1 21-A Adams St .• 439-5966 maker. 872·0897. 17t1228 lawn mower opposite Police Dept. Reasonable - SALES & SERVICE DRIYER TRAINING Free Pick-up 239 Delaware Ave., Delmar 12-8 Tues. thru Fri.· 9-6 Sat. & delivery Phone 439-6723 ALL ALBANY AUTO ACADEMY 66 No. Lake Ave., Albany AI's Equipment Beginners. Intermediates AWNINGS BLACKTOP Repairs Classroom Instruction Available 768-2856 AWNINGS, fibreglass, door canopies and patio BLACKTOP DRIVEWAYS. parking areas, side· Tuesday, Thursday - 6 to 9 walks, garage Iloors. Free estimates. 482- roll up aluminum awnings. Patio screen en· Saturday - 9 to noon closures. 434-3500. If 5006 or 434-4920. If MASON WORK CARS AVAILABLE FOR LUllll BROS., Blacktop, paving, parking lots, EXPERIENCED; all types masonry, new or repairs. BICYCLES driveways, garage floors, sidewalks_ Free esti· ROAD TESTS Guidara HE 9·1763 evenings_ If mates 869·6973. If Standard & Automatic MARIANI, Blacktop driveways, expertly installed, also Jennlte sealer. New lawns a specialty. Can HO 2-1309 10-SPEED BICYCLE 489-2780 tf SALES & REPAIRS CABINITMAKER IlICTRICAL CONTRACTORS AREA ELVISH FURNITURE REPAIR, bookr;ases, kitchen cabi· BIANCHI nets, picture frames. Van Cans. 439-3541 If DUFFY MASONRY ZEUS BOOKCASES, cabinets, furniture reproductions, re Chimneys, walls, pairs, pictUre frames. J. Van Cans. 439-3541. FUJI rt ELECTRIC patio floors, 27 Herber Ave .• l:icensed Contractor 'foundations, etc. The CARPI! SHAMPOOING Residential & Commercial '(no job is WIRING & REPAIRS· FREE ESTIMATES too small) DOWN TUBE 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE WAll TO WAll CARPET CALL ANYTIME 439·5177 489-8131 262 CENTRAL AVE., ALBANY cleaned on location - Home APPLIANCE SALES &. SERVICE 434-1711 or Office - R. C. ALLEN Call Duffy for all vour Electrical Needs. '869-8092 .CARPET CLEANING. repre MASONRY - Block loundations, concrete floors, EXCAVATING fireplaces, chimneys, garages, steps, side _' .~. Vista. Dawes senting the 3rd generation of YELLOW FILL SAND lor sale. Delivered by truck walks, repairs_ Carpentry. 439·1593. 5t928 Plofessional carpet cleaners load. 439-3713 4197 \.":' '.. Raleigh MOYERS , ,- in the Capital District - For fURNITURE RIfiNISHED PIANOS - appliances, light trucking, reasonable rates. 456·3155. 6t928 ~ estim ate call 482-9105. EXPERT FURNITURE refinishing. Drapes made to Sales and Service order. Also antiques for sale Phone 766·4664 YOUNG VETERAN with I/W bus will move, haul, or rt ... ? low rates - local and long dis· Parts - Accessories CARPENTRY tance. 439·4117. 4t928 CARPENTRY, stairs, doors, windows, gp.neral reo Service All Makes pairs. Call 6·8 P.M. 756·2019. tf flRIPLACI WOOD ORIENTAL RUGS CARPENTRY - MASONRY - Painting - Re· DRY MIXED hardwood 16" S15 24" S21 Delivery ~ll SIZES AND Varieties at importer's prices. pairs - "No Job Too Small" Call Cliff 765- extra. Marc or Mike Shultes, West Berne, tele· New, used and antiQues; washing and repair· Bennett's 4289. If phone 872-1495 ing; free decorator advice; new Colonie show· COVENTRY. CARPENTRY, cellar to roof, remodet 4t928 room; since 1925, Rustam K. Kermani Company, Sporting Goods ing, kitchen, garages, additions 439·6042. tf 1593C Central Ave .• 11/2 mile west of North 561 Delaware Ave. _ 439-1862 waYI. 869·7829, 439·9419. If CARPENTRY, GENERAL REPAIRS, additions, HORSES BOARDED roofing, kitchens remodeled_ 30 vears experi·. RING, JUMPS - p'astures; lessons Enalish only; The deadline for SpotLight Classi-' ence. McAlister. 439·5742 If PAINTING' PAPERHANGING call 869·2482 or 482·0626. Roundabout tied Ads is Friday afternoon pre VOGEl. PAINTING ConI/actor, interior, exterior BASEMENT:), Kitchens, additions, garages, roof. Farm. If painting, paperhanging. Free estimates. Guar· ceding publication the following ing, siding, bathrooms. VAN CANS _ 439. JOSEPH'S TROUBADOUR STABLES. riding lessons, snteed. Insured. JIM HE 9·9718 or John HD 3541. If Thursday. pony rides. Training. Rt. 9W. 767·9537. If 3-7162. tf PAGE 26 - September 7,1972 THE SPOTLIGHT DON VOGEL INTERIOR Painting, 1l8perhanging, I ',-----'------., plasterina. Fully insured. 434·8370, IV 9-7914', BEFORE CAPITOL VOLKSWAGEN rt HELBO ROOFING REPAIRS - SLATE REPAIRS ICE SLIDES • Guaranteed. Free Estimates PUTS THEM ON THE LOT, Paperhanging 465·2513 Exterior, Interior,' Fully Insured THEY PUT THEM THROUGH A LOT. Please call 434-8370 or Before you can be happy with one of our cars, we have to be thrilled with it. So Oon ROOFING" we test each one first in 16 critical areas. To those that pass, we award our ,~,!w 100% guarantee.* PAINTER CONTRACTOR, experienced, reliable, in Serving the _~_\:.. Come in and see the cars that pass. sured, moderate prices. Bill Wriston. 765·4933, Bethlehem Community :t~ \:t::" Or come in and you won't see the cars that didn't. 439·3166. tf for years. ~~ \. ;.' TOM CROUCH, PAINTING AND PAPERHANG· lNG, insured, moderate rates. 17 years experi ·The dealer !luarantees 100% to repair or replace the engine, transmission, rear axle, lron! axle assemblies, brake system and electrical system for 30 days or 1000 miles, whichever comes ence. 731·8552. 41928 Vanguard Roofing Co. first. Onlv those cars that pass our IS-point inspection gel this guarantee. PIRMANENT WAVING Where Superior Workmanship 70 Ghia - 2 dr. coupe, 4 sp" 64 VW Bus - 4·speed, many -SPECIALIZING IN Breck. Realistic Rayette and Still Means Something I radio, white tires, color red, miles of good transportation CalVI Richards permanents, hair tinting and Ca II JAMES STAATS bleaching. MELE'S BEAUTY SALON. PlaIa Shop· for a free estimate - 767·2712 excellent condition. for someone that needs the ping Center. HE 9·4411. tf 70 VW Bus - 7 passenger, space. PICTURE FRAMING radio, new tires & battery, 70 VW Beetle, 4·speed, radio, FRAME UP FOR FALL - A smart frame and a fresh mat can reluvenate an old picture. Northeast BLACK green with a white top, ex· formula vee package, ex· Framing. 439·6953. 41928 cellent for a large family. cellent condition, attractive TOPPING yellow color. 68 VW Campmobile, pop top, PLUMBING Commercial & Residential TERMS ARRANGED fully equipped, radio, recon· 70 Maverick - 2 dr., auto· LEE'S PLUMBING ditioned engine, ready for matic, radio, white tires, Black our specialty the road and many pleasant beautiful green finish, ex· & HEATING All work guaranteed hours and miles of recrea· cellent condition. 24 Hr. Service Free est.: 439-4920 or 456-8121 Small jobs and repairs are one tion, 68 Chevrolet Impala, 2 dr. more of our specialties. CAPITOL 71 VW Beetle - 2 dr. custom, hardtop, automatic, power Call 439·7594, 869·9853 PAYING 4 sp,; excellent condition, b~akes and steering, radio, Vinyl top, new tires, low 146B CHURCH RD., ALBANY 71 VW Super Beetle - 4 sp., mileage, 307 engine. radio, new tires,"linyl seats, -'.- low mileage, remainder of 72 VW Squareback - com· , J. NEMER factory warranty, Beautiful pany executive car, 4·speed, .. :.'> . 24 Hour Service green color. lactory air, radio, bumper ~ guards, leather interior, low 70 VWBeetle, 4 speed, sun· mileage, excellent savings, -B_ P_ WOOD roof, radio, white color, ex· cellent condition. 72 VW Beetle - company ex· Plumbing & Heating 68 VW Beetle - 4·speed, ra· ecutive car, Texas yellow, WATERLINE INSTALLATION dio, exceptionally clean, 4 speed, factory air, radio, SEWER INSTALLATION beautiful white color. bumper 'guards, low, low BACKHOE SERVICE 68 Chevrolet Impala, 4 ·dr. mileage, excellent savings. Rt. 7 West of Latham Circle FULLY INSURED Latham, N.Y .• 785-5581 hardtop, auto., 325 engine, 67 Chevrolet Impala, 2 dr. "NO JOB IS TOO SMALL" power brakes & steering, H.T, automatic, radio, low Phone 439-9454 attractive blue color, low mileage, 283 engine, excel· BOULEVARD mileage. lent condition, priced right. PRINTING & MAILING DECORATORS & . OFFSET PRINTING - Mailing Service - Mimeo· A good selection 01 used 66-67-68-69 Beetles Buses graphing, Typing. G. Bloodgood - Milll8ir Ser· Specializing in custom made • The home of 100% guaranteed Used Cars· vice, Oelmar, N,Y. 439·3383, tf REUPHOLSTERY AUTHORIZED DEALER ROOFING (10 day delivery) ASPHALT. slate, wood shin!lle, ice slides, gutters, repairs. Van Cans - 439·354 L tf , SLIP COVERS M & V ROOFING Fabric or Plastic Glenmont DRAPERIES CAPITOL ALL TYPES OF ROOFING • Our own workrooms Residential· Commercial • Fabrics in stock VOLKSWAGEN, INC._ All work guaranteed. 463·5093 SHOP AT HOME FREE Decorator Service The deadline for Spotlight Classi 2·1/2 MILES SOUTH OF THRUWAY EX'IT 23 fied Ads is Friday afternoon pre (between Bethlehem Center & Wemple Rd.) 472-9191 ROUTE 9W, GLENMONT 463·3141 ceding publication the following Thursday. BankAmericard - Master Charge THE SPOTLIGHT September 7,1972 - PAGE 27 IIlEVISION REPAIRS JAY'S TV SERVICE - RCA, Zenith. Sylvania. PICOTTE Authorized Vacuum Cleaner Sales & Service. BUS.: 869-9219 SOLD MINE 477·8675. 4t928 RES_: 767-3167 is the sign that counts it KENNETH C. . doesn't just happen. . once we VAN ALLEN list your "home we immediately lelttl CapHol 'I use all merchandizing tech niques to obtain a fast sale for Television i Representing you ... classified ads every day, 520 Washington Ave., Albany W. F. Bennett, Realtor weekly TV exposure, Perfect OUR FACTORY TRAI NED Home publications, direct mail, COLOR TV SPECIALISTS 3 Broderick Street inter-city referral service, and SERVICE ALL MAKES Albany,N,Y, 12205 Picotte's special Relocation pro gram in New York, Connecticut, 462-2465 New Jersey, and New England 10,000 homes sold since MERCHANDISE FOR SAlE 1933 ... it doesn't just happen!. PIANOS! ORGANS: 150 in stock, Brown Piano Or· I. gan Mart. 459·5230. tf RUBBISH REMOVAL SWIMMING POOL chlorine 75 lb. drums/ Keller's Mobil, Glenmont. tf RUBBISH REMOVAL - cleaning 01 any kind. FOR SALE - French provincial bedroom suite picotte Reasonable rates. 436·1989. 41928 S200, dining room set, mahogany S100; Ham· REALTY INC mond "Extravo!ce" organ S300. 439·5327. tf' 1971 GREMLIN - stickshift, SCISSORS SHARPENED bucket seats, new tires, ex REALTORS 489·8551 SCISSORS SHARPENED, 6 pairs, 53.00 Also lawnmowers. saws. knives, pinking shears, etc cellent condition. 439·5156 or 439·3893. tf SEPTIC TANK SERVICE DELMAR SANITARY CLEANERS. Service Tri-Village New & Used area over 20 years. HE 9-1412. tf' NORMANSKILL SEPTIC TANi( Cleaners. W9 install f~INn~ll dry wells, septic tanks, drain fields. 76.7·9287 tf Our low·cost operation policy $1495 enables us to bring you BIG SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS DATSUN SAVINGS on NEW furniture, SEWING MACHINE REPAIRED. Work guaranteed. rugs, bedding. Delmar Decorators, 3 Delaware Plaza, Delmar. 1971 PINTO stickshift, '439·4130. tf BURRICK FURNITURE . WELL KNOWN JOHN BESSON repairs all makes of new tires, very clean . TRIUMPHS sewing machines, in your home, free estimates. 560 Delaware Ave., Albany Sells second hand sewing machines, guaranteed lor one year. 463·2520. tf Just across the Thruway Bridge VOLVO TREE SERVICE in Albany 465-5112 NEMITH AUTO CO. TREESCAPE $1595 Rt. 9 t1 mi. No. of Traffic Circle) ARBORICULTURAL SERVICES latham - 785·8531 HAROLD C MaciNTOSH. P"'il Tile Pi: 'ple Who (.l'C AIJl'ut Y"l.r 1968 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE Trees & Yuu station wagon, 6-passenger, AVAILABLE AT: • Pruning • Tree Removal • Bracing FISHERMAN - nighlcrawlers 100 S2. Free de- • Feeding • Tree Surgery • Planting livery. 765-4294. tl automatic, V-S, power steer • Cabling • Vista Cutting FAMILY PORTRAITS in your home, Wedding Pho- ing. tography, Publicity .. Call l Spelich, Photo· • Wood Lot Improvement grapher 439·5390. 1011019 HICKEY • Stump Removal DOTS EXCHANGE "'THE LITTLE SNEAKER SHOP" Fr ('to where year round low prices are a tradition. 24 Hr. Emergency Service E~::rll":,-,~ Famous U.S. made brands Fall clothing and FORD baby lurniture accepted on consignment. 241 Delaware Ave., Elsmere 4t914 $995 WALL STONE lor sale. Gordon Albright. 439-1626. 805 Hoosick Road 1439-11471 2197 Troy, N.Y .• 272-4190 HOUSEWIVES - Christmas is coming. Earn tOYS & Md.1 Ad(il' ~s Box 14. S!Ii1:1",I,l,,(iS, gilts free bv having a C & B Toy Club Party in NY IZq) 121S~)) your home or be a do-iI-yourself hostess. For 1967 FORO CUSTOM 500. more inlormation call 456-1969 or 463-4351 or V-8, automatic, power steer HERMS TREE SERVICE. Call IV 2·5231. tf, write C & B Toy Club, Warminster. Pa. 18974. VOLVO 4t921 ing, low mileage. • BROWNIE'S TREE SERVICE - tree stump removal. Insured. 456-71160.456·3373. tf • SAAB HERM'S TREE Service, call IV 2·5231. tf • FIAT TABLE PADS ~t(Jnebebgr TABLE PADS - made to orde/: Delmar Decorators • M.G. - 439·4130. tf $495 LAND ROVER WATCH REPAIRING ]kennels • EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRS. Dia mond settings, engraving wedding and engage DOGS & CATS .~ - MANY OTHERS - JAGUAR ment rings, reasonable, your trusted jeweler, BOARDED ,~ • LeWanda, Delaware Plala Shopping Center. HE 9·9665. tf Indl~klu.1 Attention Alway. IExcelient Trades, .wATCHES REPAIRING, expert workmanShIp. Ali eFF Siame.e Kttten • Bud Kearney, INC. Easy Financing) work guaranteed. Also engraving, diamond set. FREE Pick-up & Delivery ling walch bands. Harry l. Brown, Jeweler, 4 Rt. 9W, Ravena· 756-2105 Comers, Delmar. 439·2718. tf For Appointment call 797·347~ PAGE 26 - September 7,1972 THE SPOTLIGHT LOSE WEIGHT with new shape tablets and Hy· drex water pills. Wainer's PharmacY. 2t914 SAILBOAT - Brand new, 11·11. unsinkable mold· ed polystYlene hull, aluminum mast & spars, 45 H. L. Gage Sales, Inc. SQ. ft. nvlon sail, centerboard. Call 439·5203 There are two cars aiter 5:30. ALTAMONT, NY 12009 MAPLE DESK - small, good condition. 439· 4827 \f.>::.,~ International CHAISE LOUNGE chrome frame, plastic cushions, built in Sweden. Harvester excellent condition, rugs. 439·4140. A ~~:-..... SEAMAN'S CHEST; elee. fan: willow chairs: alum 1: Motor Truck & clothes reel: cedar closet cedar chest, other !!i' III'!:' 11) This is the one !: d: Farm Equip. mIsc. furniture. I!,' Ii HUGE WAREHOUSE SALE - sofas. dining room Cub Cadets- table, 4 chails, beds, dressers, over 300 items. l~~:: II !I! with bumpers that do what September 7 thlu 30th. 767-2711 2t914 "If" :1 " :1 Sales & Service DUNCAN PHYFE dining room set, 6 chairs, china closet. 439·6260 Walt Connors • Ted Hans bumpers are supposed to do. GARAGE SALE - household contents, bedroom set, bookcases, dishwasher, luggage. pictures. 861-8521 draperies. tOYS - Sept. 9·10. 10:00 a,m 63 Broohiew, Delmar. ARCHERY SUPPLIES, 20% off. Gallagher's Ski Shop, 282 Delaware Ave" Delmar d/O#.W of Pie!lM TENNIS DRESSES and apparel (headl 112 price. rackets 25% off Gallagher's Ski Shop, 282 We are dedicated to making Delaware Ave .. Delmar pet more beautiful CANOES, reg. 5259,95, NOW 5200. with sail Professional rig 5350. Gallagher'S Ski Shop, 282 Delaware Ave" Delmar BACKPACKING AND hiking supplies, 20% to 33% off, Gallagher's Ski Shop, 282 Delaware Ave., Te .... t dri, e a Saah 99E at: Delmar FLY LINES and all fishing eQUipment, 1/3 off. Gallagher's Ski Shop, 282 oelawale Ave., Delmar. NEW SALEM GARAGE 1971 SKI DOD, 15 hp with cover, 5450, 465· 6190. ROUTE 85, NEW SALEM 765-2702 FRIGIDAIRE IMPERIAL washer, dryer. Both 585 439·6082 altel 6:00 p m COLUMBIA MINI·BIKE flame, Carlisle tires. hand· brake, throttle chain, and sprocket. 550, 439· 2819. SEARS FROST· FREE 15.3 C F, upright freezer, keys, used two months, perfect. 5250,00. SUMMER 767·9969 altel 5 PORTABLE STEREO Magnavox, excellent condi· tion, 575. 765·2171. GARDEN TRACTOR, cultivator, disc & plows, CLEARANCE / 550;lumber2x6xI7·1I2ft,toI811. 463- 2401 HERB PLANTS. Pelennials on sale at the Shuttle SALE Hill Herb Shop COl. Delaware Elsmere Ave .. behind Pharmacv 21914 GARAGE SALE ~ Sept. 9·10, 9 A.M.·P.M, 145 Stonington Hill Rd" Salem Hills. Voolheesville Furniture, dishes, books, clothing, a little bit Camel Trailers of everything. 765-49Bl GARAGE SALE - Saturday, September 9, 9 A.M. to 5 - wide assortment 01 household (3) OASIS III Items, 21 E. BayberlY Rd., Colonial Acres. Glen· 6 Sleeper-No Kitchen mont. 439·5327. BLACK PERSIAN lamb coat - small size, good Reg, 845 NOW 695 condition, 575.00. 459·1644. GARAGE SALE - neighborhood group furniture Now we can give you broad car insurance. household items, yard tools, clothing. child· (1) OASIS II DLX. ren's games, etc Seplembel 8, 9, 10. 10·4 4 Sleeper-Kitchen ---- -\ At a P.M. 27 Lvons Ave .. Delmar GARAGE SALE - Sept, 15, 16: 10 to 3 P,M Reg. 995 NOW 845 household items, books. lUI coat. Quilt tops. compact 13 Oakwood Road ElECTRIC RANGE and apt. size refrigeratol. 520 (2) DUNES II each. 439·5674. price. YARD SALE - 8, 9, Variety 01 furniture. oak 4 Sleeper-Soft Top desk, files, dlessers, etc. reasonable. Walden· Reg. 595-NOW 477 maier Rd, (off 321, 439·5374 LAWN SALE - Balaar, Saturday, Sept, 9th. 11·4. #2 Wigand Or" Glenmont. Bake Sale. (1) CAMPFIRE GARAGE SALE - Sa!., Sept. 9 - 10 to 6 Cam· eras, stereo plavers, costume jewellY, 10015, Soft Top furniture. clothing. more than 500 items. 3 Reg.465 NOW 369 Concord Road, Colonial Acres. CANOES FOR RENT, Glenmont. Call 436·9119 4 Sleeper W /0 Mattres:s .>,.u[,' Ih''''~nc'~ m~;' no'" he Y"U ~el an,;[he, .,iI'antage BICYCLES, good condition, Bovs 20". girls 24" With Mattresses 399 [be ,"rn~ an'"nd here ,,~,,'n AI:On;<', ,'ounl'y "ide claim Reasonable. 439·2673. I\~~"U\" \lC h.,e "'nwlhin~ ,~",,·e. "1""1." uUf wo,d fo, ,", it VIOLIN 3/4 560.00 Skis. poles, boots lor 9 'p~c .• 1 tl' "Hcr ;"u: Au!,,·R"e. ","e,"~< P' 'hq ;,'u m'~h' "'pe,:[ I;,c; up '" ,1> ,epUla",\n I", yea I old. 515.00. 439·5159. Ihc- 1",l>c; In, ",Ie d,il~". I", 'hc r,i,e, It\ Ih" "PI",>i,e. 'peed dn,1 fai' pIJ)", ,\nd STEURY H·600D H ",u ha,'" d ~,~ A PROFESSlONAL person seeks a mature and HARDYPOHL,~~ responsible individual to live in and stay With ADAMS your Delmar 1-:7..· :]--) " a 14 year old boy some evenings. Call 439· r.:,r"J:'\L ~';) 6053 alter 6 Snowplow Service salesman at ~2.@,~- VACANCIES IN Bethlehem Central School lunch Program, part time, pleasant working condi Driveways & Parking Lots Capitol Volkswagen tions with opportunitv lor advancement, Call Seasonal Contract Basis Only Rt. 9W, Glenmont'~ 463-3141 Mrs, Hoflman. 439·9991 for details. Antiques European deliveries arranged WOMAN WITH sewing experience to sell in local Call 439-2164 Fabric Shop - lull time, Call 439·4130, If 1969 MARK "3" maroon {special paint jobl, ex- FRIENDl Y DOG needs sitter 2 weeks Sep!. Rural cellent. 41,000 actual miles, S3995 Call please, 439·7259. 482·4421. If HOUSEWIVES - Beat the rush! Christmas is com· 1965 MUSTANG, new motor, air shocks, G.T. ing l Have a C & B Tov Club Partv & earn tovs JUST OPENEDI mag wheels, 5300. 439·7676, 27 Dumbarton & gifts Iree, Receive a beautilul hostesses TilE SARATOGA TRUNK Drive, Delmar gilt Iree as well For further information call COUNTRY STORE 1967 DODGE CORONET - 4 dr. automatic, eli 456·1969 or 463·4351. write C & 8 Toy Club, ginal owner, good second car S450,00. 439· Warminster, Pa. 18974. 4t928 ;11 rhe entrance r(l tho.: 1788, 439·0342 Po.:tnl'ied (jankm SITU AnONS WANTED f"eaturin).! "ermnnl Snapp.' Siorc Chec.~c. ;t).!cd I ycar (If nlllfe: Old EXPERIENCED CARPENTER, painter, plumber. Roofing, tree work, repairs. Fully insured Fashioned Candie'..: ;\L·\~· En).!land Our used car lot Robert Kibbev. HE 9·3843 4t914 F(lllds: T()~,>: t:iHI\ual .k\\L'lr~: . PAINTING, carpentry, rooting repairs: all types 01 plus Fiddle-Faddles. Plea,>anllv Af IS open work, 439·5736, 768·2419. 2t97 foruahles. and Crying Necc'>s-ities. Just Looking? CHILO CARE - my home days, experienced mother - Elsmere area 439·9642. .1l1'>I.\ milo.:,> \\'. (1f Safat(l~;1 '"iprill).!\ 24 hours a day! CHILO CARE - my home, days only, near Toll nil Rt. 24. OPEN DAILY Y to (, Stop In ... Gate, 439·7154, Browse day or night BABYSITTING, Glenmont area. Mv home, any age 7 days a week - child. Monday through Friday. 462·0626 So what if you're MAN WANTS WORK part·time, around apartments If all prices on the Tri·Village area preferr~d. 439·2666 Be creative no expert when it EXTERMINATING AND fumigating McFarland Pest windshield for your Control. Residential·Commercial Roach clean be correct ... out. 11116, 4th Ave., Albany, 1518) 463 comes to antiques. convenience. 6248 4t928 COLOR STYlE BABYSITTING MY HOME, 439-4404, YOUR HOME We are! And we're BABYSITTER wanted for infant. my home, Mon· MARSHALl'S day thru Friday, call after 6 P.M, S!. James here to assist. you Area. 462·9964 PRATT & LAMBERT GARAGE, Inc. with every selection. LOST & fOUND PAINTS Chrysler - Plymouth n exclusi\'(' C,]lihr.l~ ~or, REWARD - lost one large black & white male So do stop in, soon. Route 9W, Ravena cat, one small gray female. 439·2011 at 756-6161 Ed Dillon JEANNE VAN HOESEN'S TlLIVISION RIPAIRS S, gn of the PITS EMPIRE PAINT COMPANY 142 Central Avenue Coffee Mill FREE - RDlY·POLY Tiger kittens. 6 wks., house- broken. 439·4884 3197 Albany, New York 1220G (i~ :\~Llms PI., ~kllll,H FREE WHITE anabuH male kittens, af1ectionate, "-______P_h_o_n_'_,_4_4_9_-5_4_0_0 ______--'I ...... '.{0 .. -'.'.J.'.' ...... trained. 439-4646 LOVEABLE DOG FREE to good home, small Iriendlv TVs, 'Phonographs, Rad'io& male, shots, license, brought home by college Reasonable Rates daughter, resented by lamily dog, 439·9147 GOOD COUNTRY home lor 3 year old, part St _Call 439-4825 Bernard and Huskie. 439·3024 POODLES - AKC, males, females, white. loveable, paper trained. HE 9·2652. BETHLEHEM'S \ ROOM WITH BOARD LEADING [GO CLASSIFIED I ARENTS BOARDED; lovely country home. VISit REAL ESTATE with them anytime, 767·9537. tI BROKER 439-4949 RIAL ESTATI fOR RINT THE EXTRA PLUS DELMAR, 4 CORNERS, 264 SQ. ft, for store 01 oftice. Excellent off street parking, 371·3013 THAT COUNTS 4t97 APARTMENT, be~utifully furnished, 5 rooms, 1 bedroom, full bath, country setting, bus line, OAKLEAF ACRES S150. Heat, utilities extra. adults only, nl) pets. 439·3868 of Delmar WANTED TO"RINT Beautiful new Colonial homes by Van Woert DEAD STORAGE for car - September thru April. Proud Professionals 439·1053. for over 50. Years and Son, Inc. developer and builder ... four and five bedroom models now·on display RIAL ESTATE fOR SAL! Residential· Commercial choice sites, public services. HACKETT BLVD., Albany, 2 bedroom ranch. garage - w.w, carpeting, refrigerator, stove, busline, Appraisal For details· call: S28,500 owner 459·5897 evenings. General Insurance HIIP WANTED BUYING? AVON CALUNG - buy or sell. Mrs. Calista, ST 5· 9857. t1 SELLING? KEY PUNCH OPERATORS - we need you, day shift, 35 hour week, pay and benefits are good, TRADING? parking provided, evenings, experienced only, pick your own hours; Call Elsie at 434·3111 CALL US - 439-9921 Realtors 489-8551 after 10 A,M 3197 PAGEBO - September 7,1972 THE SPOTLIGHT LeVere L. Fuller Wandering & Wondering • • AFTER A 1929 GRADUATION from Albany High School for the day, they are given certain special things to do - we saw Ray Cecil Carter only infrequently - we did talk and, by golly, they do 'em! Her~'s a fer instance: When to him on the phone several times, especially when he had they're sent out to check tire tread, all the overloaded a new book published. His obituary last week was a cold, trucks are "safe" for the day - because on that day they impersonal thing. Here was a man who loved life as few are "seers," not "weighers." of us ever do. His main interest in life, as Supervisor of One morning recently two were sent to Route 32 to be English, was to acquaint his two classes (one of junior and "seers." It was evident that their orders included only pas the other senior boys) with the t"aching methods they'd senger cars and small trucks because our big friends, the encounter in college arid to help them to an understanding dump trucks dripping their contents and so evidently over of the English lang'uage and an appreciation for both the loaded, were waved on while the unfortunates were given classic and contemporary author. As an instructor the "treatment." professor-teacher he was the best we ever knew. It was all very relaxed and friendly - with the trucks One of his accomplishments was to help those in his getting away with far more serious infractions than those classes who were interested in writing how to come up with who were given "tickets." a warmth and feeling in words and still remain within the It's hard to imagine the 'State Police administrators framework of classic grammar. There are very few writers becoming so intent on one phase of law enforcement as to of any kind left in the world today who even show in their completely tarnish their image with the motoring public. writing that they were ever exposed to a study of this in As long as an inspection roadblock was set up, it wouldn't triguing subject. have overburdened the Troopers' day to have issued tick To get back to the passing of Mr. Carter, our world and ets to the 25 or more trucks that were using the same high that of many others will always remain a little grayer be way - but were waved on. cause of our loss. He was a man of many accomplish . . . ments; the great amount of good he did for his students WHEN IT WAS ANNOUNCED that ABC had .sold 421 will be a lasting tribute as long as, there is one of us still spots for the Olympics, it didn't sound so bad. because of alive. the number of evenings covered and the length of each • • • program. It sure was a shock to see how badly the events THE AGE OF SPECIALIZATION - Today even the New were cut up. ABC is certainly doing a better coverage job York State Police specialize. When they are dispatched of the Summer events than NBC did of the Winter and LONDON SHOW TOUR SPECIAL ALBANY DEPARTURE 7 FROM ALBANY ROUNDTRIP Includes round trip iet tr:ansportation Via BOAC Trans· fers, hotel witb"private both, continental breakfast, 4 theatre tidcets,'lclIldon' sightseeing, guest membership to london casino, Avis car plu1i manyotherfeaturet. for Brochure and Further Information CAU 7B5-3331 l~' plata travel center, inc .. • 4,t!fn::.",fo M'et V tuzvd1ftut ALBA GlO.DANO \,,\o.M 1Dr/.: • / Traw" (o..ltut APPLES ~ , . ...~ 51D New Loudon Rd •• lalhillD.I.T.12110 ~~~ Rt. 9, V. Mile-South of H.lfm ....·PI., .... FANCY PEACHES - PEARS ~,,'7 AMPlE PARKING - PHONE7I5-3331 THE SPOTLIGHT September 7,1972 - PAGE 31 ABC's coverage is far more complete and interesting. One obvious thing: the bad judging, the bickering, community' CO criticism and injury-moaning is adding nothing to the cov A erage. The commentators really cry and moan when they feel that the judges have robbed the U.S. - but they quick ly pass over it when another co'untry is robbed and we re i ceive an unearned medal. .. The sportswriter who said that the Olympics had de veloped into a two-nation contest between the US and the USSR to see which can carry home the greater amount of DELMAR COMMUNITY gold is right. And the rest of the nations go along for the ORCHESTRA ride. This year the Germans have given both a fit in some of the events traditionally in the Russian or American col When: ,First meeting of fall season i,s umn. scheduled for Monday, September Interruptions for commercials at the end of a given 11,8 P,M, event or even at the end of each 15-minute segment would Where: First United Methodist Church, certainly have added much to the enjoyment. Kenwood Avenue, Delmar, • • • THE KILLING IS OVER - but the stink will linger for years! A one-hour rehearsal will be followed by It seems that almost every week we have some kind of a a social period, Refreshments will be story in this publication which is about, or directly refers served, The rehearsal will be under the to, the Five Rivers Environmental Education Center. We direction of Conductor Roger DiNuccL print everyone that comes in. Most of the stories involve area people who are interested in the changes taking place Over the years the belmar Community Orchestra has established a fine reputation as a musical group and has at the old Delmar Game Farm. All of them refer to the made several public appearances annually. changes as being almost too wonderful to comprehend. Each fall the orchestra extends an invitation to local We went blindly along with them all. musicians to join its ranks. Information may be ,obtained by calling Charles M. Lacy, orchestra president.·· Last week the State of New York drained the big pond that had, for years, been such a lovely place to drive by. It was wild; ducks lived on it all summer long; adult ducks 000000 hatched and raised thousands of youngsters there. Barney Fowler says that the pond was full of 4-7 lb. Bigmouth Bass, some even larger. BETHLEHEM CHAMBER No fishing was allowed - and God alone knows how OF COMMERCE many tons of fish now belong to the Devil. The local Chamber meets on the 3rd Thurs One conclusion can be drawn with accuracy: Senator day of every month, 12: 15, for lunch at McGovern has been roundly criticized for his lack of ability the Normanside Country Club, The presi to pick the right men for the right job. It would seem that dent is T, Stuart Melvin of Blue Cross he's not the only one who can find people who will make Blue Shield, First fall activity will be the mistakes. annual Bethlehem Central Teacher Recog If we're wrong, we'd like to be corrected. We'd like to nition Dinner. hear from all of the area people who have been behind Five The Chamber is presently composed of some 60 active Rivers all the way. We'd like to ,know the reason for the members representing local businesses. New members are pond fiasco (the real reason, that is); how it can be an in always sought and are welcome in this organization which tegral part of future plans; why the fish were allowed to devotes most of its activities to good relations and fair prac tices among all local business men. Membership chairman is die; where the ducks have gone (speaking of war refu Robert Callaghan who always has a supply of membership gees!); who will restock the pond. There are a nundred applications with him at Hilchie's American Hardware on unanswered questions here and those 'who have wh01e~ Delaware Avenue. Applications are also available at Grover's Stationery, Delaware Plaza. heartedly backed this project now owe the residents of this area an explanation, Community Corner, a public service column of important Please don't give us the stock answer: "The State did community events, IS sponsored by the people of the it!" The local workers were the ones who have come for PLASTICS DEPARTMENT ward with most of the stories of the "wonders" being GEN ERAL. ELECTRIC wrought. We now have an additional "wonder" and it sure was SELKIRK, NEW YORK 12158 "wrought!" THE SPOTLIGH' American Inaian 'rreasures Mother AUTHENTIC ARTS AND CRAFTS 2558 WESTERN AVE. RTS. 20 &'146 When's the last time father GUILDERLAND, N.Y. 12084 took you to HANDMADE SILVER AND aCaJa TURQUOISE for dinner'! JEWELRY SELKIRK, N.Y .• RO 7·9045 Open daily 11 :30 'AM.-1 P.M. 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