VOL. Ill, NO. 49 • $1.00 A YEAR

"~potllgllt NOVEMBER 13, 1958 • TEN CENTS A WEEKLY NEWSMAGAZINE A· D A I L Y H A B I T

Will You Be There? "YEARS AGO" SCHEDULED LOCAL PICTURES NEEDED FOR BY LOCAL PLAYERS

Mrs. Betty Sherwin, Chairman1 Motor Service, Albany County COMING CELEBRATION "Years Ago, 11 a comedy by Chapter, American Red Cross, Ruth Gordon, will open at the announced today the second an­ Hudson and Champlain sail a­ pictorial history exhibit, includ­ Bethlehem Central Junior High nual training •course for those in­ gain • • • and ideas about their ing many periods of town his­ School on Wednesday, Novem­ terested in joining as volunteer historical time and period are tory, is being sought. ber 19, at 8:30 p.m. The play, drivers. The course, under the causing many a group and com­ It is not necessary to have a which is presented in arena style leadership of Mrs. E.L. Larcher, mittee to unfurl their sails and pictme of Hemy Hudson riding by the Slingerlands Community Training Chairman for the Ser­ establish their communities par­ at anchor at the mouth of the Players, will run for four suc­ 1 vice, is scheduled for November ticipation in New York State s Normanskill; or of Albery Bradt, cessive nights. All seats are re­ 12, 19, and 25, and December year of Historical obserVances, who leased mill privileges on the served. Tickets may be ordered 3 and 10, fl'om 7:30 to 9:30 which begins January 1, 1959. No"rmanskill in 1630, and is con­ by telephoning 9-4158 or may be p.m. at the Chapter House, 3 The- Town of Bethlehem's sidered the first settler; nor of the bought directly from members Englewood Place. Conunittee for the Hudson­ legislature in session, when the of the Players .. Champlain Celebration, headed township of Bethlehem was creat­ The course will include a re­ 11Years Ago, 11 which is an auto­ by Mrs. Paul Dickenson, is pre­ ed officially in 1793. But if you view of safe driving p~inciples, biographical play by a success­ paring material to bring our do have anything along that line, information about the philosophy ful Broadway actress, won the township into the forefront. be sure to let the committee and method of operation of the approval of New York critics when The first request is to assist know about it. Material down various local services of the chap­ it opened on Broadway and had in the pictorial exhibits"of the to World War II is needed. Ear­ ter, including Motor Service. A a long and successful run. The area. Photographs, portraits, ly deeds_, maps, and pictures review of the work done by the late Wolcott Gibbs, theater re­ many agencies and organizations, viewerforthe New Yorker Maga­ other than the Red Cross, which zine, described it as "a charming Motor Service aids through its comedy with undeniable appeal .. eight car transport fleet, will al­ The background and the people be covered. '"":ho inhabit it have the kind of humor and the feeling of a past recalled with loving accmacy that The Slingerlands* * * Elementary are only too rare in these hard School observed National Educa­ pressed times;. " It is a play to tion Week on Wednesday, No­ which you will want to bring the veinber 12 with an open house.· whole family. Faculty member& presented the science curriculum pointing out The three members of Ruth that the content is varied, well GordonJones1 family (she dropped planned and a part of the total the "humiliating Jones" when she school program. The display entered th·e theater) will be played showing how various teaching· by Arthur Ploetz and Zaida John­ ethods and resources are used son, as the mother and father, in the curriculum to maintain and Nancy Jean Alsten as Ruth.o continuity. The open house was Paul Bruce Pettit is director and entitled "Scientific Highways" Edith Feder is Assistant Director. Illustrating that students follow 1906 - DELMAR SCHOOL Other members of the cast are various paths and avenues to dis­ views of the town of any period are excellent possibilities. Leslie Ann Brownrigg, Jean Alex­ cover general truths, to .classify other than the present are need­ Also, the Conunittee is plan­ ander, Dean Hartley, Charles facts and to develop critical ed. Of course, it· is necessary ning other exhibits and programs. Losacco, Kenneth Warner, and thinking. that all be identified. Many Already they are sponsoring the Betty Taylor. may be of considerable value. Writing Contest, which is in full The. Ladies* 1 * Auxiliary* of the Therefore, if any person has a­ swing in the Junior and Senior You may purchase additional Delmar Fire Department will hold vailable material, wiiJ. they con­ High Schools. copies of the SPOTLIGHT their next meeting November 13, tact Mrs. Dickenson, or any of The committee includes: Mr. at the fallowing stores at 8:00 o'clock at the Fire Hall. her committee? It is impor­ Otto D. deHeuss, vice chairman; tant as enough material for a Mrs. William J. Comstock, Se­ PLAZA PHARMACY D~laware PI aza, Delmar ------~ I cretary; Mrs. John T. Delaney, BUSH'S NEWSROOM The Third *Degree * *will be con- & K. F. A.M. in the Delmar Ma­ Mrs. Anna Rowe, Mr.. John Ravena ferred on a class of candidates Mr. sonic Temple on Tuesday, No­ E. Glenn, Leonard Welter, Voorheesville Pharmacy at the next regular meeting of vember 18 at 7:30 p.m. Peter Sr., Mr. S.. Vint Van Derzee; Voorheesville Bethlehem Lodge, No. 1096, H. Engel will preside. and Mr. Paul S. Twitchell. PAGE 2 - November 13, 1958 THE SPOTLIGHT FOUR AREA GIRLS ARE •••••••••••••••• TREASURE HUNT PICTURES 16 & 17 CHOSEN FOR AWARDS One girl from the senior class HUNTING of four area high schools has been chosen by her teachers and classmates for the 1958 Good SEASON'S Citizenship Award presented an­ nually by Tawasentha Chapter, Daughters of the American Rev­ olution. Mrs. Wallace D. Mac­ HERE- Bride is the chapter DAR Good citizens Chairman. And once again we can ex­ Chosen for dependability, ser­ pect tragic accidents in the vice, leadership and patriotism, fields and woods. the girls are Miss Nancy Korns, Certainly those of you who Bethlehem Central High School; go hunting are exposed to Miss Nancy Curtis, Guilderland far greater hazards to life Central; Miss Patricia Ann Sen­ and limb during this season ning, Voorheesville Central, and than at other times of the Miss Elizabeth A. Sloger, Berne­ year. No. 16. Another Delaware Plaza store ••• you'd be sure to go here Knox Central. for that extra-nice gift, a greeting card, or Mary Chess cosmetics. These girls and other state Added hazards make added The things this store stocks are so varied that slogans are abundant. chapter winners will compete in insurance a "must." a statewide essay contest to be A policy providing $5,000 New York representative in a na­ accidental death benefit and tional DAR contest. The win­ $500 medical indemnity ·costs ner will receive a $100 United only $2.00 for seven days. States savings bond. Stop in! It takes but a minute to put the insurance KIWANIANS ELECT in force. At a recent meeting of the New Scotland Kiwanis Club, Rob­ ert E. Zautner was unanimously elected President of the club for ROSE 1959. Other officers are Wyman Osterhout, First Vice-President; & William Childs, Second Vice­ President; Eugene Newcomb, Treasurer; Newell HelTick, Se­ KIERNAN cretary. Newly elected direc­ Inc. No. 17. Loaders, diggers, graders, rototillers ••• this place has more tors for a term of two years equipment for working in earth and snow! It's operated by one of the more are: Robert Farrell, Joseph friendliest, down·t~earth (no pun) men in the area. 163 Delaware Ave. Farrell, Joseph Cage and Richcird Slogans for Pictures 14 & 15 are due on Saturday, November 15. Slo­ Pellistri. These men will assume Elsmere, N. Y. gans for Pictures 16 & 17 are due on Saturday, November 22. All are office on January 1, 1959. to be left at the individual places of business you identified. (OPPOSITE Instead of waiting for your sut>:' DELAWARE PLAZA scription to expire, send $2 for SHOPPING CENTER) 3 FULL years right now!!

Phone 9-4961 Our Readers include the people wha live in: •••••••••••••••• Delmar Elsmere Slingerlands Voorheesville JUST ARRIVED • , , New Scotland New Salem "Fortcast Vinyl" Westerlo Rensselaerville Glenmont Vm Wies Point LINOLEUM Feura Bush Clarksville Never Needs Woxing Unionville Meads Corners 49 South Bethlehem Selkirk sq. yd. Ravena Lawson Lake 1 FOUR PRARifACISTS Beckers Corners Bethlehem Centar 20 Patt•rns to Choose from Alfklrr Starmm. Pf>G. Al'-1 D. .,._, P1JG. ·Cedar Hill South Albany lfiJij.,. R. .,._ B.s.P'-. Jo1'f'O N..,teJ. B.S.PA.. SPOTLIGHT is published bv Spot• f/aJ {/ppet(/. light, Inc., 187 Roweland Avenue, Delmar, New York; Charles E. Walsh, 52 SHERIDAN AVE. Jr., President; Tracy F. Walsh, Sec­ ALBANY - PHONE 5-3418 retary•Treasurer. Mailing Address: Delmar, New York. THE SPOTLIGHT November 13, 1958- PAGE 3 LITTLE LEAGUE OFFICERS WINNERS! At a recent meeting of the Tri­ Writer of the winning slogan for Village Little League, the follow" Tad's, was Mrs, Robert Henk, ing offices were elected: Presi­ 103 Elsmere Ave, Prize: $50 dent, Larry McArthur; three Vice Gift Certificate, Presidents: WilliamKositzka, Mel Arnstein and Edward ] • Adams, "Lads and Dads love clothes Jr. ; Treasurer, RosWell.F airbank; from Tad's." Recording secretary, Joseph Lou­ Carroll's slogan was written dis, Jr.; Corresponding secretary, by Mrs, Walter Moore, 16 Her· John Klim. Board of Directors ber. Prize: Movie Projector. include: Past Presidents Arthur ••For your well·being ••• we're Fleahman and Robert H. Rice; worth seeing!" William Balfoort, Fred Dear­ Four slogans and four more styne,, Dr. Roger T. Drew, Wil­ pictures to go ••• then the big lis D. Green, Tom Hasselbarth, CASH prize for someone!! Charles A. Herrick, John F. Howell, Walter H. Kositzka, Charles C. La Rose, Harold Mer­ TREASURE HUNT ritt, Douglas A. Moore, and Dr. Participating Merchants D.J. Moriarty.

DELMAR PHARMACY GETTING READY IS ALL"" FUN! Yes, even with all the work, Meeting At the Four Comers these Delmar Presbyterian Church ladies have enjoyed every The regular meeting of the ·- .,;stor Radio $49.95 minute making and collecting the hundreds of items which will -~ Ladles' Auxiliary of the Elsmere be sold at the Bazaar to be held in the Masonic Temple, Fri· Fire Company will be held Thurs­ PLAZA PHARMACY day, November 21. Left to right: Mrs. Alfred B. Williams, Mrs. day, November 13 at 8 p.m.at Delaware Plaza Karl Sutter and Mrs. J. Wesley Thurlow. Spotl;ght Staff Photo the Fire Hall, Man's 21" Companion Luggage -----.... "&·{> Value $49.95. HILCHIE'S HARDWARE, Inc, -- Elsmere at the Light MULLEN PHARMACY Fireplace Set Value $60.00 Elsmere at the Light Philto Auto. Clock Radio. WALSH'S Value $50, Recordo & Appliances Columbia Portable Hi·Fi, value TOY FAIR $49.95, plus one record album, Delaware Plaza value to $4.98. Toys to $50, your selection anywhere in the store. HANDY DANDY CLEANERS Delaware Avenue CARROLL PHARMACY $50 in dry cleaning, your choice of articles. At the Four Comers Brownie Movie Pr()jector with TAI;>'S F/1.6 lens. Value $64.00 At the Four Corners , F. CRANNELL LUMBER $50 Gift Certificate good in any department. 278 Delaware Avenue $50 Gift Certificate, use it or give it as a gift. ROSE & KIE.RNAN, Insurance Opposite Delaware Plaza STEEFEL'S Oteck for $50 to favorite chari· Delaware Plaza ty, or we will pay $50 on any $50 Gift Certificate good in any bill winner may have. department. F. HARRIS PATTERSON EDYTHE MARGUERITE SHOP 100 Adams Street Delaware Plaza $50 in Services or our Products $50 in new Fall costume] ewe!• ry of your selection. BOB MARTIN AUTO SALES 55 Delaware Avenue . Karoff Originals, chuck wagon WILKE and accoutrements. $70.00 Laundering & Dry Cleaning Left to right: Alexander J. Woehrle, Kenneth Goeldner, Alfonse 255 Delaware Avenue BETHLEHEM LUMBER Verstandig, Otto deHeus and Chamber of Commerce President Sunbeam chrome plated Mix· Glenmont, New York Leo Rook meet to plant several h~ndred tulip bulbs near the master. Retail value $59.95. Full length door mirror. Welcome sign on Delaware Avenue. Photo by Schellhaas PAGE 4- November 13, 1958 THE SPOTLIGHT An Earlier LETTERS Another reader writes on local David Utz wants some answers Banking Hour integration concerning a local Drag Strip Spotlight Readers: Mrs. Walsh, For Your Convenience I was pleased and encouraged Lately around school (BCSHS) The WALK-UP TELLER WINDOW to read Mrs. Oliver's letter of there has been talk about look­ at the E Is mere Branch October 23 raising the question ing into possibilities for organ­ is open from of whether Delmar should be a izing a Drag Strip for the Tri­ segregated community. The ice Village Are a. I thought, may­ 8:15 A.M. has been broken, and I, for one, be, through this note to you, as MONDAY thru FRIDAY would like to add my ·personal editor of the "Spotlight, " all of support to· her call for human us concerned might get some kindness and understanding. I public opinion, pro or con, as to You may cash checks, make deposits or take care of am sure there are many others whattheythink. Food for their your loan payments on the way to work. We'll be glacl in our community who also a­ thoughts might be: Why should to serve you. gree. we or should not have one? It has long been my belief Would we back one up whole­ that nice people are nice people, heartedly? Could we get enough THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK wherevertheywere born orwhat­ backing or would taxpayers end up ever their backgrounds. We all footing the bill? These are just AND TRUST COMPANY know that there are any number a few ideas, there are many of fine negro families who would ELSMERE BRANCH Ample Parking Space more. I sincerely hope this will make good neighbors for all of us (Delaware Plaza Shopping Center) bring a response. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and our children -- if we would, Respectfully, let them. Dave Utz Ashome-ownershere, my hus- band and I would welcome the opportunity to do our pm& u Happy, happy Subscriber! neighbors, in demonstrating that we really live in a community Gentlemen: where friendliness and demo- Please accept my check in cratic principles are not merely payment of a subscription. Ilve

idle talk. been remiss about this 1 but my Barbara W.. Weaver conscience wins out! Your little pa~,. is: p::~r.ked full of good things! At our house .The awareness of o community can there is a dive for _it every Thurs­ often be determined by the quanti­ ty nn~ r11mlity nf thR letters writ· day. ten to its own local publication. Sincerely ~ours, We'll be happy to print yours! Peg Paige HEED A FAST CAR WASH? REMODELING TRY THE NEW All Types Of MINUTE MAN CARPENTER WORK H. A. Ertel Ed. Hehre_ WE GET THROUGH TO YOU I 590 CENTRAL AVE., ALBANY 9-1048 9-1198 No matter how rough the elements, when you need It's the PAID SUBSCRIBER to the Spotlight who will get the heating oil, we get through to you! We feel that we really QIG prize in the Treasure Hunt. Make. sure, right now, owe this kind of day-and-night service to our that YOU are a PAID SUBSCRIBER. If not, fill in the blank customers and to our community. We make prompt deliveries of Atlantic's famoua below and MAIL IT HOWl triple-refined heating oil. It contains a new addi .. tive that gives you greater assurance of clean, even, THE SPOTLIGHT steady heat. Delmar, New York To arrange for service that you can ·count on­ Here's my Spotlight Treasure Hunt Subscription for a period of no matter when you need it-just write or call __ 1 year __ 2 years __ 3 years for which I enclose the us today. sum of$ ___ Date ......

CaiiS-1433 __NEW SUB. _RENEWAL Name .... REDMOND & BRAMLEY $1.00 ••••• 1 Year $1.50 .• ••• 2 Years Address ...... OIL COMPANY, Inc. $2.00 •••• 3 Years THE SPOTLIGHT November 13, 1958 - PAGE 5 JUST YOUR CUP OF TEA We like entertaining evening guests and have served a variety of foods at these parties. One of our favorites (due to the ease of preparation and the ·rapidity (Those who wish to contri­ of its' disappearance) is a ground­ bute to this colwnn may do beef concoction: so by writing Spotlight, Del­ Simply take 1/2 cup of minced mar, N.Y.) onion, 1/4 cup of butter and 1 1/2 pounds of hamburger. Stir Thanksgiving is coming? You with a fork in skillet until meat may think we are a bit early ifl r:;cparatcd and loco& color. To but it's a good idea to start list­ 1 this add 1/2 cup pickle relish, or ing items necessary for the 'Fami­ India relish and 1 can of to­ ly or Friend" traditional dinner right nnw. Shopping done lei­ uwt.u SOUIJ9 Ct,Juh w. luu;.t. d.1> yuu w1sh, Season with anyof the S'n-r.;o l_y l~ncts: f('l ~ mol'~ 't'P-1 ~'t1t\z many popular salts, peppers, time for t:he hosrs. And why herbs, etcetera to your personal not begin the Thanksgiving theme taste and ingenuity; then, serve with a lovely center-piece SI:JI;!clcdly r...:l'I;!'C:Llt::Uful· yuw ltvme - the grand elixir on toasted buns 1 or :m_onnrl~ Qf rii"'P• or dining sPot - with a truly 11 11 The latter brings to mind a unique Everlastini Bouquet from perfectly delicious new taste in Anita and Rose. This is another rice dishes. Again 1/4 cup of new business venture of local butter (or oleo) melted and galso Rose is Mrs. R. E. Van­ browned slightly in frying pan. derwood of Bender Lane - and Pour 1 cup of rice into butter Anita is Mrs. DOuglaS Bridge of and stir constaritly until rice is Union Avenue, Slingerlands (a­ thoroughly greased. Now pour cross from grade school) • • • WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH IT? in one can of onion soup, ad­ and that is where most of the work ding 1 cup of water. Turn heat is done. They have raised and r- low, cover, and cook until rice collected all their material and is well done. Has a guarantee use Anita's barn to dry and pro­ It's a fuel-oil burner nozzle - a precious with each mouthful ••• cess them. We are thrilled with their ideas and hope you will be part that needs expert attention by a trained too. Budget Your Time * * * mechanic that knows what he's doing. Main Congratulations to Ethel Christen- Learn to budget your time sen, Hamagrael Art Instructor. Brothers select and tiain their burner ser- very carefully. A person with Not only is she pretty as a pic­ vice men with care. If you want to provide a small income needs a well­ ture but she happened to paint planned financial budget even the prizewinning picture in the your heating equipment with loving care, more than a wealthy person recent seventh annual exhibition does, to make his money of the Berkshire Art Association. you've put the job in good hands when you stretch as far as possible. In Her top cash award was created the same way, if you have during a sleepless night and is rely on MAIN·CARE. very little free time, learn to a semi-abstract entitled "Sub­ budget it wiSely and learn how jective-Objective. 11 Ethel's in­ to STRETCH it! dividuality is displayed to her pupils (grades 1 through 6) and Safeguard Your Home APPLE-LAND Alexanders Fall Pippins Mcintosh Snows Baldwins Golden Delicious Opalescents Spitzenbergs Cortlands Greenings Pound Sweets Wolf River With Delicious Mocouns Red Spys Winesaps ORDER NOW! LOCAL! - FRESH DRESSED! MAIN-CARE! HEN TURKEYS We're giving away a FREE turkey - Register now at our stand VAN ALLEN FARMS ROUTE 9-W - FIRST FARM NORTH OF JERICHO DRIVE-IN MAIN BROS. OIL CO., Inc. Look for our WHITE stand and Bl G Von Allen Forms SIGN 318 Delaware Avenue Delmar Telephone ROger 7-9101 OPEN SUNDAY PHONE 9~951 PAGE 6 -November 13, 1958 THE SPOTLIGHT collection of white, blue, black, and green milk glass - and the Schnurr & Wood interesting items shown by Mol­ Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer ly Rushlander, Jeanne Adams Hardware & Garden Supplies she inspires them all to self-ex­ VanHoesen, and Betty's (Hotal­ ing} Barn. Just our dish • • • DELMAR NURSERY FLORIST pression. She has had several art shows to her credit and has Carmote Paints -454 Delaware Avenue, Delmar co-authored a book on children's The Bethlehem* *Sportsmen's * Club WATER SOFTENING SALT Telephone 9--4946 art education. Ethel is married of Delmar will conduct a turkey We Deliver Delmar 9-1878 shoot before Thanksgiving. This r-======l:======~~to State a researchEducation associate Department in andthe is fascinating to us. Perhaps, is the mother of a six-year old Ronald C. Robert, past presi­ daughter. We think Hamagrael dent, will explain the event to HARD OF HEARING? is so lucky to have her. us later on~ * * * Hostesses from* Albany * * Wellesley Speaking of the efforts of wo- Club entertained at coffee hours men, don't forget the Woman's recently to start the ball rolling Association of the Delmar Pres­ to build up their development byterian Church Bazaar. This is fund for scholarships and faculty to be an all day affair Friday, salaries. Christmas wrappings the 21st at the Delmar Masonic and iruit c.ak~~ WP.T'P riiq-rihntPri T~mple on Kenw()<;>d Av¢:r:nte. to club members to sell by Mrs. Proceeds are for the church build­ Samuel Bacon, of Furman Place, ing fund. We have been talking at her 10 a.m. coffee hour. to some of these hard-working gals and know that great things Good Sports *get * Together * • • • are planned to interest all cus­

at this time a Lois Smith was in­ tomers. There's to be a for­ stalled as the new president of tune teller, amittentree, aprons, the lndoor Sports Club. We just baked goods and Candy, doll know that a terrific job Lois will clothes, toys, flower arrange­ do! Incidentally, her artistic ments, plants, and a country talents aren't wasted, if you have store. Mrs. George Phelps, Jr. ever seen her fine gift packages and Mrs. Sam Hazleton are in from the Little Folks Shop at the charge of 11Pick-aPocket11 a top Plaza. We wish you all a grand secret; co-assistants in the cafe­ year. teria will be Don and Dave Pot­ ter plus the West:minister Youth Dr. Ted Beecher* * *and Mary of Fellowship group. OakwoodAvenue, Rev. andMrs. * * * Don Condon, Dr. James Cullens, First Circle meetings began last and Dr. Marion Loizeaux will en- Thursdays for the Women of the tertain at the Albany Country First Methodist Church of Del­ Club, Saturday night, with a mar. .The group topic will be Even my husband dldn'l know I had a dinner party in honour of Dr. and "Concerns of Our Neighborhood,'' Mrs. Richard Bean, new manager a discussion of our social agen­ new Acouslicon "409" I I I until I told of the Veteran's Hospital, Dr. cies. There -are 6 cirlces this and Mrs. Stanley Livingston, and year with 2 chairman in charge him! Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien, of each circle. A. Mrs. War­ Keep your hearing of Elsmere, who are new to the ren Wilson and Mrs. James Me- s1 7 9 community. Ewan; B. Mrs. Maurice Groves loss a secret. Mold is . Complete completely in your ear. * * * andMrs. RobertHartley; C. Mrs. St•. Agnes School certainly did a Robert Hartley; C. Mrs. John Come In, Phone or Moil Conpon wonderful job with their Antique Flandreau and Mrs. William Van Show. We noted with pride our Woert; D. Mrs. John Heidel and ACOUSTICON of ALBANY local dealers, who contributed Mrs. Carl Simmonds; E. Emilio 130 STATE STREET 3-8821 as exhibitors • • • Three Tri- Buchaca; F p Mrs. Leslie Edsall PHONE vets Shop in Slingerlands, a rare and Mrs. John Click. Tying in ALBANY, N. Y. 3-8154 lr------.1 with the same theme will be the first MisSion Study series NoveiiP I would like more il'!:o~rmotion. Have You Visited Our her 13 with a film strip on "Christmas Frontiers in Alaska. " NA!VIE Also a skit on the work in Cana­ ADD HESS da directed by Helen Trendell and Thrift Shop a discussion on U.S. and Canada CITY as a "Good Neighbor Conversa­ Kenwood Braille Thrift Shop tion" presented by Irene Thomas MICHAEL A. EDDO, Mgr. 221 Lork Street Albany and Mary Sutliff will follow. Certainly these are worthwhile THE SPOTLIGHT November 13, 1958- PAGE 7 Many of us cannot make Paris thisseasonsovoilaParishas come 1,000 GIFTS to the Tri-Village are a. The Delmar Public Library has some programs to be shared by all. fifty paintings by Parisian chil­ IN LEATHER! * * * dren from 10 to "17 years of age for Christmas! Some people have lots of fun. with one large mural done by a Recently some neighbors around group of youngsters. Elizabeth Watch the Spotlight for further displays of Fine Jordan Boulevard and Winne Road Reed, children's librarian has GIFTS !N LEATHER AND_ LUGGAGE took off for New York City to see planned to display the art through­ FREE "My Fair Lady." Lynn and Dick out the library occupying all a­ Park & Shop ~ Cooper · engaged the tickets 6 vailablee wall space. So do drop Parking months ago and Dot and Walt ~ in and view the paintings through Evans, Lillian and Rolf Daniel­ 222 Washington Avenue, Albany Telephone 62-1371 November 25. The Exhibit was son, and Margo and Harding Jim loaned by Edouard Morot-Sir, all made plans accordingly. Of cultural attache at the French course, they dined in several fab­ Consulate in New York City, in ulous places, shopped on Fifth the observance of Children 'sBook SAVE CASH _& STAMPS Avenue, and thoroughly enjoyed Week. themselves,. What more could AT YOUR FRIENDLY one want (just two on the aisle * * * to the same show, please) • • Normanside Women's Board met GRAND UNION * * * November 11 for luncheon at the Second Annual Champagne Ball home of Grace Shultes of South EMPIRE will be staged November 15 at Helderberg Parkway. Harriet the Albany Institute of History. Loftus presided and Be a Corts of SUPERMARKETS and Art • • • this year it's aJl Albany, Gen Linnan, Ginny *DELAWARE PLAZA .Pubbles - even to the new skirt Smith, Alyce Reardon, Polly *406 KENWOOD AVE • trends. Ruthie Carnell of Slin­ Muzzey, Becky Gibbons were a­ gerlands9 as co-chairman of the mong the guests. Ball, has had a busy time this * * * fall with Kimmey's wedding and Nice tohearthat VanKirk Brown­ d~~~~~~~!'f=- DELMAR all. ell of Marlboro Road, Delmar * * * was recently elected to the Board May we add our congratulations of Directors of the Albany Ki­ U.S. CHOICE & PACKERS TOP BRANDS to a young couple from this area? wanis Clubo Although it's been a secret since * * * July 13, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mc­ At a recent meeting at the home Cormick, of. Elsmere, are now of Mrs. J arne s Laurie, of SUn­ ROUND ROASTS telling that their daughter, Peg_, lands the Junior Committee of is manied to Brian Beer, son of Tawasentha Chapter DAR an­ SAVE CASH , Mr. and Mrso Francis Beer of nounced pl;ms to sell holiday lb. AND Delmar. Peg is attending the wrappings as a fund raising pro­ ~~~~:ss 7 9C University of Rochester and Brian ject. Carolyn Rowe .(Scotty's BOTTOM STAMPS! is at Amherst; both are graduates wife) of Delmar was the elected at BCHS. chairman. Her officers for the GUNSBERG'S BONELESS BRISKET year are V.Ch. Elizabeth Laurie; Not too many* showed* * up for the Sec'y. Mrs. John T. Hickock; . Bethlehem Town Meeting last treas. Mrs .. Thomas Burrell; senior CORNED BEEF lb.1se Wednesday night. Only 30 per­ chapter advisor, Mrs:. William Strong. sons in addition to town officials SWEET -JUICY - FLORIDA came. Al Myron7 president of * * * the Bethlehem Community As­ St. Stephen's Church in Elsmere lb. sociation and Alex Welsh, a is certainly planning ahead., Bag Their "Holiday Fair" is scheduled ORANGES 5 49~ member of that group, made some pertinent observations. Art for December 3-4. Now we can NUTRITIOUS FRESH mark this down a:p,d pick up many McCormick, town attorney, read 8 oz, Cello the budget and Ruth Westervelt, gift items for Christmas from Pkgs. deputy clerk, explained some of this annual event. Mrs. E. A. SPINACH 19e the important details during an Steers, general chairman has · open discussion. Our million dol­ some 15 women as booth chair­ DEL MONTE lar budget was approved! men and the following foursome 14 oz. as fair com,mittee heads: Mrs., * * * Bot. Helen Trendell and Mrs. K. L. James Kenndedy, Jr., Mrs. Gar­ CATSUP 2 35~ Voss presented a poetry study for rett Roelfs; Mrs .. TheodoreKrantz, DEL MONTE The Tuesday Uterary Club this and Mrs. John Slawson. Grace week. We think Helen is tire­ Heidel will do the decorations SWEET N' 16 oz. less - an actress and literary ex­ and Mrs. Pasquale Pugliese will PEAS TENDER 2 Cans pert - such verve ! direct the tea room. 35~ PAGE 8 - November 13, 1958 THE SPOTLIGHT

by Have the finest portrl]iture of your Children by SChoOL abbie Noles utz Mary Olcott Forest Hills, Long Island Emily Elridge, daughter of Mrs. OUTSTANDING PHOTOGRAPHER Francis Elridge of Marlboro who will be in GLENMONT on Road, Delmar, a student at November 15, 16 and 17 Barnard College, Colwnbia Uni­ Call now for Christmas Orders versity is interested in the theatre. Specializes in Oil Portraits She is a member of the proper­ CALL ALBANY 5-2956 ty crew for the next play to be Glenmont, New York presented by the Wigs and Cues of Barnard.

* * * If I Were Buying •••••• Open House is the order for ALL ABOARD! Clarksville Elementary School Custom Made November 13 as annoWlced by RADIATOR ENCLOSURES Ray W. Stephany principal. or TABLE PADS Slingerlands * Elementary * * School ( ••• and please don't students held their Open House November 12 from 1:30 to 4 confuse our 8-ply p. m. and another session from with the cheaper 7:30 to 9 P• m. The central theme "Scientific Highway" will 6·ply ••• ) show the leachers1 contribution I would call the- to scientific development of chil­ dren and also demonstrate science curriculum and methods em­ Tri·City ployed at the school. Venetian Blind Co. * * * At the All-State Music Festival 118 Hudson Avenue, Albany held Friday and Saturday last week at BCSH in Delmar seven Free Estimates music students from Guilderland P.S. We operate the largeSt Laun· dry and paint shop in the Capital Central High School and nine from District to service your blinds. Voorheesville Central partici­ pated. Guilderland students were Gloria Cappello, Janice Meyer * First Quality and Grant Taylor in the choir. * For Now and Winter Barkley Butler was in the or­ All New Merchandise chest.raj Ronald Coler, Steven * Barbour and Judy Davis in the * Save 15% or More band. Richard Wagner, music instructor was also band chair- Hundreds to rhoo~f'o from you'll find man;. musunl and di~tint· Shop MYERS Down town Store & Red School House Choir members from Voorhees­ tive lamps for every purt:~o~e We have TODAY! ville were Sally Munyan, Carol the largest and mo51 Johnson, Sylvia Brown, Judy Mac­ complete selaction in OPEN MONDAY & THURSDAY 10,00 A.M. til 9,00 P.M. Ewan, Mary Cates, Lester Sharp, ~~~.~~:;~.;;:"::,"'~late New York. TUES., WED., FRI. & SAT. 10,00 A.M. til 5,30 P.M. and Jane Severinghaus. Judy

e Hurrican• e T•levision • Vanity e Pin-Up e Novelti•s THE SPOTLIGHT November 13, 1958- PAGE 9 SCHOOL NOTES- Cont'd, Gilder played in the orchestra, 2-Week SPECIAL OflffiHR andJ anet Ozard was in the band. PAINT ROLLER and PAN Never under estimate* * * the power of LIQUOR STORf a woman. • • an old cliche but so true in the case of the Candy FREE with purchase of Delmar Four Corners Stripers. • • Theirs is a Junior Pete ar Kaye Jones group of student volunteers spon­ CALL 9-1725 sored by The Women1s Auxilary 1 gallon of Albany Hospital. These girls We Deliver must be 14 1/2 years old to be­ gin their training and may con­ tinue through their senior year J(Jispar NEW in high school. • • This past flot:paint Thursday June Gunn, Sec 1y of ~ Christian Social Relations of First SATINE PORTABLES Methodist Church of Delmar, ar­ (Say Sa-tee-nay) LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS ranged to circulate some of our (As Low As $2.50 A Week) girls. who are Candy Stripers. THE WASHABLE LATEX FINISH! (ALSO RCA PORTABLES) Sue Yaple, Joan Alexander, Karen Broughton, Patsey Sutliff, • dries in one hour Janice Quinn, and Judy Trow­ bridge spoke at the Circle Meet­ • easy to clean ings. Carol Gainor and Debbie r.ll\ • easy to use Rodgers are also members of the group. All of the Candy Stripers ~ • one coat covers are trained for thirty-two hours most surfaces by a Registered Nurse and must promise to give fifty hours of service, as a minimum to the K!liJid,' 07 SATIN I 6 GALLON Hotpoint 14" Portable -New 110 hospital for a year. Actually degree "Mirrorbeam" picture tube. they have the same training as Green and Misty Green. the Nurse 1s Aideso Here 1s one (i) great big opportunity for young 1~JQUART HOPKINS Florence Nightingales • • • Ser­ vice with the accent on all the I APPLIANCES letters! Incidently you might 239 Delaware Ave., Delmaf just try asking some of these Can­ HILCHIE'S HARDWARE Phone 9-4558 dy Stripers what goes. • • 9-3941 ·ELSMERE AT THE LIGHT FREE DELIVERY

Miss Patricia* Dunn, * * daughter of von Bank's Mr. and Mrs. G. PetTy Dunn of TV SERVICE of 154 Adams Place, Delmar has been named for top state honors 4-5887 in the 4-l-! Girls1 Home Econom­ DE}1WA~~ .. Quality, Respcnsibility, Honesty ics awards program, Prof. W, E. Pease, State 4-H Club Leader, MODERN ONE-STOP SHOPPING BLJSINESS & PROFESSIONAL Cornell University has announced. Patricia will receive an all ex­ pense trip to the National 4-H Telephone Exchange THANKSGIVING - 1958 72 Delaware Avenue For: Life Insurance, Income This is not the 17th Century - and Mrs, 24·hour Service 9·3524 Protection, Mortgage, Educa­ tional Insurance, Hospital and Housewife can't send her husband to the Surgical Protection, Major woods for the Turkey , , , and to the Root Ralph S. Butler & Sons Medical Expense Plans Cellar for .the vegetables. Our stores, here Incorporated at the Plaza, are bursting with Holiday See Bob Roth wares·. Make the Plaza your Thanksgiving "All Form~ of Insurance" o•. Call OFFICE HOME and Christmas Headquarters, Everything 252 Delo. Ave., Delmar 9-4581 5-3531 9-2360 you need under ONE ROOF!

REPAIRS & SERVICE THE PRUDENTIAL CALL 9-1210 Insurance Company of America There's always plenty of FREE parking at a mutual life insurance company the FRIENDLY Delaware Plaza JESSE TURNER ~ Home Office: Rebuilt Vacuum Oeaners "4/JJl Newark, New Jersey Free Pickup Free Delivery PAGE 10 -November 13, 1958 THE SPOTLIGHT SCHOOL HOT ES - Cont'd, Club Congress in Chicago, No­ SINGING. CANARIES vember 30 to December 4 and will .be considered for one of six YELLOW - ORANGE - RED national scholarships of $400., Parrots Parakeets Finches donated by Montgomery Ward Black, Red, Blue or Tan Calf. of Chicago. Priced $20.00 • The Cornell University fresh­ FULLER'S PET SHOP man, a former member of the TELEPHONE 9-3309 Delmar Stitch and Chatter 4-H Cor. Lincoln & Dela. Aves. Club of which Mrs, Donald Z. Terhune of Delmar is the leader, has completed 64 projects, in­ cluding ones in clothing, focxl preparation, home improvement, home grounds improvement and COMMUTER gardening. She has given 79 demonstrations and made 307 You've never had it so soft! Hill exhibits. and Dale's Commuter of calf skin Her past honors include a homemaking trip to N.Y.C., becomes Fall's newest fashion in Capitol Day Delegate, girl dele­ Fall's softest leather. gate from New York State to MONEY Rural Youth, U.S.A. at Estes Park, Colorado and the Chamber ----- J/~SHOES of Commerce Award for out­ the~ standing club work for three Broadway Arcade Albany 7, New York years. She also has been 1st Featuring Tweedies, Walker T. Dickerson, Hill & Dale, Natural Bridge ~a.. •ay and Daniel Green Slippers prize winner in the State D. A •. R. Dress Contest and has participated for all your needs, whatever the in the State 4-H Dress Revue reason - or season - see your ------Spotlight Classilie.!s do the job------forthree years and demonstrated friendly OK loans manager. at State Fair for two years. UPSTATE LOAN CO., INC. Besides holding top positiOns 2 Delaware Plaza. Elsmere in local, county and Eastern Dis­ Licensed pursuant to Article IX trict 4-H Clubs and serving in of the Banking Law Tel. 9-911 - Loons $25 to $500 various capacities at the 4-H

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---- FAMOUS FOR ARROW SHIRTS---­ November 19 thru 22 Wed. thru Sat. 8:30 p.m. New Low Price on Arrow Wash and Wear All Seats Reserved Admission $1.25 Now Only 14.00 formerly 15,00 BETHLEHEM CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Kenwood Avenue, Delmar Visit Our New Boys' Deportment - Everything for Christmas! FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 9-4158 THE SPOTLIGHT November 13, 1958 -PAGE 11 COMPLETE SCHOOL NOTES - Cont'd, Camp, Patricia has been a Junior Go To GRANTS SUNDAY I.e ader of the Busy Fingers 4-H Club for 3 years. DOWNTOWN Alternate for the award is Miss 65 NORTH PEARL ST, DINNER Dorothy Haring of R. D. 1, Gro­ ton, N.Y.

ONLY 99( The Russian* Language * * has been added to the cmriculum at Beth­ SERVED FROM 1 P. M. lehem Central Senior High Plenty of Free Sunday Parking School. Twenty-five students are taking the course for credit, and CATALINA seven are auditing, according to Dr. Virgil Tompkins, principal. RESTAURANT This course in Basic Russian 232 State St., Albany is being televised over WTRl, for Tel. 3-9656 Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri­ KNOWN VAlUES OPEN SAT. AT 8 P. M. days, from 2:30 to 3:00p.m., under the sponsorship of the Mo­ hawk-Hudson Council on Educa­ MODERN NEW tional Television. Dr. Arash Bormanshinov, As­ Electrical sistant Professor of Russian and German at Rensselaer Polytechnic Fixtures Institute, is the teacher of the course. Miss Roberta Glatz and Miss A­ Wiring Frigidaire nita Palumbo, language teachers Supplies Appliances at Bethlehem, are supervising the comse at BCHS. Mrs. Glatz has studied Russian in the past and Miss Palumbo is presently studying the language. Tape recordings are made of each program and these recordings serve as review for the students, who hear the tapes just before the next lesson. Students must successfully complete two years of this course Thorpe inordertoreceive credit. Text­ Electric Supply books are being supplied by the school. INCORPORATED Life-like figures . , , up to 12 inches tall Dr. Bormanshinov believes that 25 WASHINGTON STREET Rensselaer to learn a language a student Phone 62-5496 must see and hear it and in this IMPORTED NATIVITY SET (Wholesale Electrical Supplies) respect television provides a u- Truly magnificent! 12 finely­ detailed, hand-painted figures depicting the birth of Christ TV WASHERS in startling realism. Get your set now; treasure it for years. Rustic Stable, _____6.98 DRYERS Other Nativity Sets 8.04 and 12.65 Individual Figures 29c and S9c

DISHWASHERS f For Christmas Shopping Mail Coupon I I toW. T. Grant Co., 65 No. Pearl St., Albany ,! Factory Engineered Replacement Parts i I would like to open a "GRANT CHARGE I~~.~~~~.:.'~ame . •. · .••.•••••••...••.... l E. F. MUZZEY, Jr. I Wife's Name .••.•••••• , ••...... ••••••. ~ SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS Street .....••.• , ••.•.• , . Phone • , •.• , •• City ...... •.. , , • • • . • State •.•••••• Channel 10 Antennas Installed for As Low As S15.95 ! Husband's Employer .•.•.•.••...... • , •••• 1 Coli 9-3419 24-Hour Seov;ce , w;le's Employer .....•.••.•••.•.••.••... I Office: Spore Road, Delmar R. D. · { I Have Accounts at .. ~~-::•.. : .. : ... ::.; .....•.. (T.!J PAGE 12 - November 13, 1958 THE SPOTLIGHT

SCHOOL HOT ES -Con t'd, For the BEST in GOOD Foods RE-SIDE YOUR HOME, nique opportunity. A small demonstration class is being used DELSMERE BEAT WINTER TO IT­ on the program as a means of FOOD MARKET achieving better pronunciation 449 Delaware Avenue NOW IS THE TIME. on the part of the TV viewing class. Opp. Delmar Grode School YOUTODOIT Periodic review of homework TASTE THE BIG DIFFERENCE! assignments from the TV studio Your Assurance of Better Quality will be carried on by Dr. Ber­ Gov't Inspected and Groded manshinov. Arrangements will U. S. CHOICE WESTERN be made for classes to visit the instructor at the studio so that STEER BEEF progress of the students can be Delicious, Tender observed directly. In addition the instructor hopes to visit Beth­ CHUCK lehem. The aims of the course are; to help students understand and ROAST lb.49~ Can Be Oven Roosted! engage inessential everyday con­ See the "U.S. Choice" Stomp on versation in Russian and to write Every Cut! simple Russian sentences; to ac­ FOR A FINER THANKSGIVING! quire basic Russian vocabulary The finest quality TURKEYS, and a good know ledge of the HAMS, CHICKENS, etc. Plaee principal rules of Russian gram­ your order Now! mar and phonetics and to learn That Heavenly ••• to read and understand simple Russian prose. ccrif'EE Nuts d:~ 83~ Area high school* * mUSJ.Clans * will present a varied program to suit BISOUICK lg. box 35C all musical tastes Saturday night at 8 in the Bethlehem Central Sale Ends Saturday,Nov. 15 Quantity Rights Reserved Senior High School auditoriwn at the Area All-State Music Fes­ tival Concert. Rolland Truitt, Music Super­ visor of the Bethlehem Schools and GIFTS Chairman of the Festival an­ nounced the program today. The orchestra will present the Overture No need to be cold -in winter. Insulate. lnstaii storm 11 @ and Ballet from "Don Juan by sash and doors. You can winterize your home convenient· Gluck; Fugue in A Minor by Bach­ ly,--under our modernization loan plan. Come in and talk Cailliet; Concerto Grosso No. 8 When you move by Corelli; Angelus Scenes by ·it over. Massenet; and 11Deep Purple" by When a new DeRose. .WE PAY The choir's program will in- baby arrives "Onward Ye Peoples" by Or when you announce Sibelius; Nocturne by Curra~­ Strickling; "0 Sing Your Songs your engagement ••• by Cain; "The King's Horses" by Gay· Graham-Wilson; St. Fran­ 3Y4~ cis Hymn arranged by Olds; and Your Welcome Wagon Hostess will' ca II with o bosket of gilts PER YEAR ON YOUR SAVINGS ••• and friendly greetirlgs from our religious, civic and busi· ness leaders. Insured safety for your savings, When the occasion arises, Phone 9-4324.

WELCO'ME WAGON ' ~· q}'?~~' ...-,, ""'....-~-.,..~ '~~~ THE SPOTLIGHT November 13, 1958- PAGE 13

Your Local Agent SCHOOL NOTES - Cont'd, SEPTIC TANK "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" by Gil­ AND DRAINAGE SERVICE JONES' TV SERVICE F. X. Cedilotte SEWERS AND DRAINS bert Simeon. Formerly Bud's TV Service The band will play Northport CLEANED ELECTRICALLY Only the Name Is Changed INSURANCE TORK & PAFUNDA BUDGET PAYMENTS March by Akers; SanFrancisco­ ROUTE 9-W, SELKIRK, N.Y. El Grande by Lecuona-Cr0y;Niobe Voorheesville Dei11Jar, N.Y. 9-4754 RO S-7386 RO 5-2784 PHONE RO 7-2769 by DeRubertes; Relax by Yoder; and Manhattan Beach March by Buchtel, ~er·_345 high school musicians from _area schools will spend the POPULARITY PLUS g~tpPHfuU weekend in Delmar preparing for the Concert. Rambler Cross Country ~ Anita & Rose Yorkers Clubs* of * BCJH * were hosts Slingt•rl;uuls. \t•w York to historian, author, and lecturer, STATION WAGON Arthur Cregg - Guilderland town historiano He exhibited ;articles NOW AVAILABLE from his collection of Indian arti­

Attractive arrangements of natural~ facts and rlisc.ussed the Helder­ ly colored drieJ muteriol ond berg area. The group rec~ntly flowers made to order. Also­ visited the Old Stone Fort at Thanksgiving center~piet::es, win• Schoharie in connection with the ter arrangements, ond Christmas Hudson-Champlain Celebration. decorations. * -* * ANITA BRIDGE ~OSE VM~OtRWOOn Nayy ;EllSi~n Richa.rd Scro:~hi~ nf Telephone 9-4262 Telephone 62..;4343 Guilderland has been graduated from O.C.S. at the Newport, R.I. -Naval Station. Ens. Sera­ -NEW ITEM­ his has completed l8 weeks of For Winter Mulching intensive training. He will re­ port for shipboard duty this BUCKWHEAT month. * * * Private Jim Altimari, Jr. of As Low As $2638 HULLS Glenmont has been transferred 50 I b, Bag covers 80 Sq, Ft. to Fort Bliss, Texas after com­ ONE INCH THICK! pleting his basic training at Fort STUDLER SALES & SERVICE, Inc. Dix, N.J. He was a graduate 243 Delaware Ave. ofB,C.S.H. andtbeHudson Val­ See us for all your Garden needs 9-923 - 24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE - 9-92-C ley Tech. Institute, Troy .. Price's Seed Store, Inc. OUR CLEANING METHODS 90 Hudson Avenue, Albony MAKE YOUR CLOTHES PHONE 4-0815 WE DELIVER ANYWHERE in the Spotlight area! 1 HOUR DRY CLEANING FORD 3 HOUR SHIRT LAUNDRY

DEALER Come in, see for yourself how a really modem, quality shirt laundry and cleaning plant WITH operates. THE BIG DEAL UNITED So easy to get to , , , NEXT TO THE DELAWARE PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Right on Delaware Avenue in Elsmere Plenty of Parking Space PAGE 14- November- 13, 1958 THE SPOTLIGHT SCHOOL NOTES - Cont' d. Got urn Voorheesville to dedicate school TURKEY to Clayton A. Bouton. All Shes Mr. Bouton has been in the Voorheesville_ school system To meet the needs of for 37 years • • • and it must every dinner table. have been a wonderful thrill to be so honoured. We are sorry DrOp in and see our he was unable to attend the cere­ choice selection of mony and sincerely wish him a juicy, flavorful tur­ keys today. You speedy recovery. Wyman Oster­ SAVE money when hout, School Board prseident ac­ you serve turkey. cepted the building from August Lux, architect, with Jerry Badg­ ley, director of the ceremony. William Sprole, represented the lb. 6se ~i~· sse P. T. A. and Mrs. Brayden and Henry Briggs, district superinten­ dent, made brief speeches. The HOFFMAN'S TURKEY FARM $1,452,000 junior-senior high Loudonville Road school was built to accomodate One Mile North of Siena College 450 pupils and opened with the Phones: STate 5-9891 or STate 5-8818 fall session.

Davenport* *cued * us on the Senior C~ass Play for Friday night, the 14th • • • Curtain Share your happiness time: 8 p.m. sharp! Tickets TELEPHONE TODAY Our 70th available from most any senior or at the door for $1. 11 0ur Hearts It costs s~ little ... near Were Young and Gay11 promises or far. For example to be all the fun that the book DELMAR TO was. Anne Cowan playsEmily BUFFALO - 75¢ with Jo Muntz., the celebrated For the fir.~/ 3 minutes, S/tilion-to­ Station, every night after 6 and all Cornelia Otis Skinnero JoanMa­ day Sunday. Plus 10% tax. Guy Yaple, and Bill Kins-

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YOUR SAVINGS INSURED UP TO $10.000 JOHN B. HAUF, lNG. "The House of Quality"' 175 CENTRAL AVENUE, ALBANY THE SPOTLIGHT November 13, 1958 -PAGE 15 SCHOOL NOTES - Cont'd, PARTY ley manage the male leads and all are aided by Jinx Biernbaum Dear Patient: and a supporting cast of .at least ANYONE? ten. Come one, come all. • If, in an emergency, you need a prescrip­ Need soft drinks? Punch? this promises to be a ball-t tion filled late at night, when all Drug Stores Syrups? - or our own * * * are closed, simpl_y dial sparkling Seltzer Water? A full four year tuition scholar- ship to the college of Mount We can anticipate your Saint Vincent, valued 3.t $3200 9-1841 needs almost to the glass! will be granted by the Capitol Just tell us how many guests District Chapter. Allhigh school you will have. seniors meeting the College Board requirements will be eligible. Delivered to your home at Announcements have been sent DELMAR PHARMACY no extra charge. to all guidance directors who will 361 DELAWARE AVENUE CAPITAL DISTRICT supply specific information to DELMAR, NEW YORK those interestedo Final selection SELTZER CO. ERICH KRUGMAN, PROPRIETOR Call 5-8128 will be by a committee of local alwnnae. Chairman is Mrs. Milton Mills, 15 Aragon Ave­ nue, Latham, New York, who ---'---- Subscribe to the Spotlight today ·------On Thanksgiving we trim will be assisted by Miss Nina our table ••• Rose, Troy, New York, Miss Marion Kelly, Schenectady,New On Christmas we trim our York, Miss Marion Martin and tree ••• ! Mrso Walter JG Moore of Del­ TOTS - TEENS - LADIES Your figure can't wait for mar, New Yorko the Holidays- Applicants must take the scho­ lastic Aptitude Test given by 1the LEOTARDS College Entrance Examination Board in December, 1958 or in ] anuary, 1959 and the English Test and an Achievement Test 2.29 to 3.98 of own choice given by the Board is the place to seer in December, 1958. Closing Colors: Beige, Red, Black and date for these exams is November Royal Blue PHONE 15, 1958, 11 Report Card* *U.s. * A. 11 is the 9-5353 theme this year of American Edu­ , cation Week which will be cele­ . We give S&H Green Stamps now for Free Guest Visit brated in our schools the week of November 9-15. Corner Second and Delaware As part of its observance of Avenues Phone 62-4235 56 Delaware Ave., E Is mere DEPT. STORES".r Corner N. Scotland and Allef'l American Education Week, Beth­ lehem Central Junior High School Incorporated Phone 8-47 41 Home table demonstration will hold an open house for all in our Salon. Gift Certifi­ citizens and parents during the cates available. Lots of regular hours that school is in Free Parking. Hand mas· session on Wednesday and Thurs­ PROMINENT AREA GAL sages available Wednesday day, November 12 and 13. On LOSES and Friday evenings. these days citizens are invited to come and see a typical school 10% INCHES OVERALL IN 10 RELAXING TREATMENTS AT A The Finest In Furs TOTAL COST of $20. and Wol"k~nanship in a period of 3 WEEKS! SHOP BECK FURS WHY NOT TRY OUR CONVENIENT NEIGHBORHOOD SALON? III CLINTON AVE., ALBANY Phone 5-1734 TRI-VIllABf Sllffillnf SLINGERLANDS Kaye Jones, Prop. Phone 9-1329 PAGE 16 - November 13, 1958 THE SPOTLIGHT SCHOOL HOT ES - Cont'd, ...... l i If you like Pumpkin Pie ••• day in operation. No special pro­ £You 1 11 LOVE our grams nor deviation from the PUMPKIH i ~· regular school program is plan­ ICE CREAM ned but the teachers will be on TOLL GATE ICE CREAM ~Est. 1892 SLINGERLANDS hand to greet the visitcrs during I...... ~ ••• wish to invite your inspection of their each period of the day and to help them see- the things that beautiful drapery and slipcover fabrics. they would like to observe. This FOWLER'S would also be an excellent time These plus artiStic workmanship can im· for visitors to inspect the new physical plant which was dedica­ LIQUOR STORE prove the decor of any home. ted last year. SEE GEORGE OR HARRY FOR,:'' BETTER SPIRITS just Call Olin Bouck, *District * * Supervisor of ALBANY the First Supervisor District of Albany County, announced that We Deliver the following schools will be Theatre Building 4-8982 hosts for the 1959 annual Fall 333 Delaware Avenue 9-2613 Workshops' Crades 10-12 - Shaker High, and have our decorator visit your home with North Colonie. Driv-eways Repaired and Grades7-9- Guilderland Cen­ Resealed samples of these beautiful fabrics by Schu· tral Power Rolling Rototilling macher, Waverly, Greff and maily others. Grades 4-6 and special sub­ LAWHS & GARDEHS ject teachers Bethlehem Central CRUSHED STOHE-AII Sizeo Kindergarten-3- Colonie Cen­ GRAVEL & FILL ------Spotlight Cla .. ilied• do the jab------tral Excavating Grading Administration - Menands Ceneral Session will again be held at Colonie Central, 100 Hackett Avenue. On December 10, Mr. Bouck , ... she'll judge her di1mond will hold a Steering Committee by the store . . . from which it~ , .. meeting in the Blue Crook School, North Colonie District, to dis­ •• 50 buy it from 1 jeweler with a good ... respected name .. I cuss preliminary plans for the 1959 Fall Workshop.

the diamond you give .. ~ reminder of your everlasting Clarksville annual* * P, * T. A. Shin- devotion .. her most treasured per5onal possession .. I yes . dig will be held Saturday Novem­ your jewelers name , . will reflect your care 1nd thoughtfulness! ber 15 from 7:30 to 10:00 at the school. This is the only fund , , before you buy any diamond . . . . visit with our diamond raising event conducted by the experts .. , learn why finer quality need cost you no more .. I P. T. A •. so lets all get out and No "high-pressure doub~t1lk" , .. no "misleading claims" , . it a rememberable even­ . , , our values will spe<~k for themselves . , I ing. There will be games for Only Guiseppi makes Pizza all, Ring Toss, Cake Walk, Spi­ that's peppy ••• Divided payments ... ? ... CERTAINLY .. I der Web, Movies, a Hula Hoop And spaghetti that stay• Conte¥ and many more.. A white Elephant Sale will be featured on your lark! plus Door Prizes and lots of re­ But MC CARROLL makes freshments. Mrs. George Cole­ CORNED BEEF man is chairman of the event. With pleasure, not grief ••• And with flavor from Old County Corkll MCCARROLL'S lnC• SUPER MARKET an ' s SINCE 1921 uhr11'1 Sll.. '/lORSt.\1\\IS 272 Second Ave., Albony l"-~<.1.."-RS- The 57 STATE ST., ALBANY CORNED BEEF Open Daily 9 to 5,30 PALACE THE SPOTLIGHT Novert:~ber 13, 1958- PAGE 17 SPRUCE UP YOUR FAMILY'S AUTO TOPS CALENDAR APPETITES WITH HEALTHFUL OF EVENTS PRODUCE THAT'S Upholstering Things to do! Places to go! NOVEMBER 13 Jose Limon and Dancers - State and Carpets College of Teachers Page Hall 8:30 NOVEMBER 14 Bob's Auto Top Shop Autumn Dance - Round and 2 GRE.AT STORES TO SERVE YOU 325 Delaware Avenue Square - sponsored by the Sunset Corral Riding Club - at ·Pat's WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER Delmar 9-3012 Central at Colvin, Albany Ranch, Altamont, New York - 305 Columbia St., Rensselaer, N.Y. 9-12 - Music by Tex Lara bey (of TV and radio) and The Rhythm Produce needs trimming, too ••• and the Garden Fresh Produce Riders - Refreshments - Door you buy at ALBAHY PUBLIC MARKETS is trimmed to perfec· Prize. tionl Our produce men are trained to offer you only the finest, NOVEMBER 14 freshest produce with all waste trimmed away. This means Ontaro Singers Concert - Mem­ that when ya:u are ready to prepare a meal, your orial Chapel - Union College - fresh vegetables are ready to cook. 8:30 NOVEMBER 14 SAVE TIME! SAVE MONEY! "Our Hearts Were Young and ENJOY THE BEST ••• GARDEN Gay" BCHS Senior High Play - FRESH PRODUCE FROM at Senior High - 8 p.m. . your friendly NOVEMBER 15 ALBANY PUBLIC M 2nd Annual . Champagne Ball - Albany Institute - 10 p.m. PLENTY OF FREE NOVEMBER 18 EASY ~~~KING. Albany Symphony - Mary Mac­ Only TO minutes from• Kinsee - Contralto with Union DELMAR ELSMERE & College Glee Club Ph(lip Living­ SLINGERLANDS ston High School - 8:30 NOVEMBER 19-22 "Year's Ago" Slingerlands Com­ munity Players - BC Junior High School - 8:30 Cf're6entinf! THE LARK NOVEMBER 19 Pre-School Story Time -Delmar BY STUDEBAKER Library - 10 a.m. NOVEMBER 20 YOUR VOICE IS MAGIC Story Hour for_ children 6-9 - TELEPHONE TODAY Delmar Public Library - 4 p.m. It costs so little ... near TO NOVEMBER 22 or far. For example Paintings by French Children - Delmar Public Library DELMAR TO TO NOVEMBER 28 SYRACUSE.- 50¢ Rudy Helmo - Paintings - Coach fo'or the first :; min!i(Cti. Stalion-tn­ Iiuul!.t'! Gallery uf Rt'!llli:!elacl' Stntinu. ""'-'~"·" ui11ld af/pr fi nnd n/1 day Sunf!ay, .f'(!'G lQ% f(lX. . C":nunty Hi~tnrk::.l Snl".i~ty j Trny

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:Kenwood..:: .::,:,;,'Avenue, Delmar ;,:.:,~ - Rev. l~· Arthur P. White SUNDAY, Nov. 16 - 9:30 and 11 a.m. Church School and Divine Worship; . Mr. White's Sennon: uThat Nothing Be Lost;" 12:30 p.m. Canvassers' Dinner and calls. MONDAY, Nov. 17 - 6:30p.m. Men's Association dinner.

Exhibit Schedule Changed Mrs, Estelle Kellogg Smith re­ Nov. 13- linguished two weeks of her month ...... 69c long show of paintings in order Chocolate Fudge Cups ...... 32c that ~e paintings by French chil­ e Italian Bread ...... 22c dren could have the space in BREAD the Delmar Public Library. These Cinnamon Raisin Bread ...... 35c ROLLS fascinating and varied paintings e Hard Seed Rolls ...... 25c of strong color and interesting and lines will be in the Community FRIDAY Nov. 14 CAKE Room until November 22. 0 Blueberry Pie ...... 69c D Chocolate LOyer ...... 54c League of Women ·Voters 0 e Whole Wheat Bread ... 25c "What Shall the United States e English Muffins 161 ...... 25c Role Be in the Middle East? 11 will 0 be the suhject of a meeting of e Lite Diet Bread ...... 29c 0 the League of Women Voters of SATURDAY Nov. 15 Albany County, Delmar Unit, on Thursday, November 20, at 0 e Apple Pie ...... 69c 10 a.m. The meeting will be 0 New England Cups ...... 36c held at the home of Mrs. John 0 Milwaukee Rye ...... 25c A. Muntz, 29 Darroch Road, Del­ e Butter Rolls ...... 29c mar. Saturday, Hovember 15 0 I e Pecan Coffee Ring ...... 49c 0 I ' MEAl I I " Dixie Pride -M-ONDAY - Nov. 17 I - __ OUALIJY Cake 0 Peach Pie ...... 69c I PHOH E 3-4244 0 e Crullers. !plain or sugar) ...... 24c I Tobin Packing Co, First Prize 79C 0 Sesame Seed Butter and Egg Rolls ...... 33c BONELESS 0 e Cracked Wheat Bread ...... 25c Bavarian Rye ..... 25c Time For 0 PORK - Freihofer's Famous Genuine TUESDAY , ~ov. 18 ROLLS lb. 67 ~ FRUIT CAKES 4 lb, Average 0 Cherry Pie ...... 69c .--::-­ 2 lb. Genuine Tobin Packing Company 0 Party Cups ( 16) ...... 59c Fruit Bar •••••••. $2.25 First Prize 2Y, lb. Genuine 0 e Special White Bread ...... 24c PURE PORK Fruit Ring •••••••• $2.98 0 Unsalted Bread ...... 25c 4 lb. Genuine 0 e Old Sturbridge 100% Whole Wheat Bread 28c Fruit Ring •••••••• $4.50 SAUSAGE___ Link 71~ or Bag WEDNESDAY Nov. 19 0 VALENCIA RING .. 58c Hamele's LEAH 0 Chocolate Creme Cups ...... 29c STEW 0 • Buffet Rye ...... 25c 0 e Raisin Bread ...... 33c D 0 Family Sandwich ...... 24c BEEF lb.83~ Use either for Stew or Homburg Every Pound Ground to Order None Pre•Packoged

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BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN Chu.eh ST. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL ST. THOMAS CATHOLIC CHURCH Cor. Elm and Murray Aves - Rev. CHURCH, Elsmere Ave., Delmar­ Delaware Avenue, Delmar - Msgr. Lawrence Heuchert, 440 Kenwood Rev. Charles H. Kaulfuss. Raymond F. Rooney. Avenue, Telephone 9-1615. SUNDAY: SUNDAY MASSES (In the Church) SUNDAY: 8 a.m. Holy Communion (Breakfast 7' 8, 9, 10 & 11 G~urc~ 8:30 a.m. Matins Service to be served following the Ser­ (In the Auditorium~ 9, 10 & 12 9:45 a,m. Sunday School and vice, noon. young people's Bible Class. 9:30 a.m. The Family Eucharist WEEKDAY MASSES: 6,45 & 7'30. 11 a.m. Morning Worship. (All classes with the exception SATURDAY MASSES: 8 & 9. WEDNESDAY of Kindergarten, will attend Calendar 10 a.m. Adult Bible Study Church Service and then proceed SATURDAY to their class in Church School FIRST 10 a.m. Confirmation Class after the first part of the Service) REFORMED CHURCH 11 a.m. First Sunday-Holy Com­ Bethlehem-Selkirk, Rev. Theodore W. Luidens, minister. NEW SALEM REFORMED CHURCH, munion, other Sundays Mornillg New Scotland Road; P.O., R. D. 1, FIRST METHODIST CHURCH OF Prayer. (Nursery), SUNDAY: Voorheesville - Rev. John H. VOORHEESVILLE,. Rev. Walter 9:45 a.m. Sunday School Austin, Pastor. Tel. RO 5-2698. Taylor, Pastor. 11:00 a.m. Worship Service 7:00p.m. Youth Fellowship SUNDAY-10 a.m. SWlday School; SUNDAY: COMMUNITY METHODIST Chu•eh, 9:45a.m. Sunday School WEDNESDAY, Nov. 19-2:15 p.m. 11 a.m. Morning Worship. Slingerlands, Rev. James R. Released Time classes, 9:45 a.m. Adult Bible Class Rhodes. 11:00 a.m. Worship Service CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY 11:00 a.m. Pre-schooler nursery THURSDAY, Nov, 13-10 a.m. A­ CHURCH, Rev, Charles w, Smith, care dult Bible Class; 7:30 p.m. Boy pastor. Scouts. DELMAR REFORMED CHURCH, 5:30p.m. Jr. High Youth Fellow­ Delaware A venUe - Rev. Dr. Le­ ship FRIDAY, Nov, 14-Sr. Youth Fel­ Church School at 9:45 a.m. lowship Party & Scavenger Hunt. Roy C. Brandt. Worship Service at 11 a.m. 6:30 p,m, Sr. High Youth-Fellow­ ship SUNDAY, Nov. 16 - 10:30 a.m. THURSDAY, Nov, 13 -7:30p.m. Morning Worship; Sermon topic: Sr, Choir rehearsal; 2 p.m. Wo­ "Unlovely Saints;" 6:30 p.m. men's Missionary Society meet­ CLARKSVILLE GOSPEL FEL· Jr. High Youth Fellowship; 7:30 ing. LOWSHIP meets at the home of THE METHODIST CHURCH, So. p.m. Sr. High Youth Fellowship, FRIDAY, Nov, 14:--3:30 p.m. Jr, Rev. Wendell Hiltsley, OHve St. Bethlehem. Rev, W. I, Cosman. MONDAY, Nov, 17-7 p.m. Com• Choir rehearsal; 7:30 p.m. Parent POplar 8-2631. SUNDAYS- mission on Education; 7:45 p.m. Teacher Dessert meeting. SUNDAY: 9:45a.m. Church School; 11 a.m. Commission on Finance, SUNDAY, Nov, 16 9:45 a.m. 6 p. m, Teen•Age Bible Study; Morning Worship; 7 p.m. Youth TUESDAY, Nov. 18-6 p.m. Men's Church Schoo 1; 10 a. m, Arnold 7:30p.m. Family Hour, Fellowship. Club will meet, Speaker: Dr. Adult Bible Class; 11 a.m. Nur­ THURSDAY: Thomas Hale: "The Medical Cen­ sery and Worship Service; Dr. 7:30p.m. Bible Prayer Hour, ter, Brandt wil~ preach on "The WEDNESDAY, Nov. 19 - 4 p.m. Building of Peace;" 5:45 p.m. GLENMONT COMMUNITY Chu,eh Cherub Choir; 6:45 p.m. Junior Youth Choir; 6:30 p.m. Sr. & Jr. Choir; 7:30 p.m. Pastor's Even• Youth Fellowship. UNIONVILLE REFORMED Chu.ch (Reformed), Weiser Street, Glen­ ing Office Hours; 7:45 p.m. Sr. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 19-3:30 p.m. Delaware Turnpike, Unionville - mont - Rev, Harvey W, Noordsy, Choir rehearsal. Brownie Group. Rev. Louis H. Chisman. Pas tor, 6-77 10, SUNDAY: 10:00 a.m. Sunday SUNDAY: --·-·----- School; 11:00 a.lfl. Worship Service 10 a.m. Worship Service; nursery care for children under 3, 11:10a,m. So.ndaySchool; classes JERUSALEM REFORMED CHURCH, for children 3 _years of age and Bill Lang's Feura Bush - Rev. Arthur P. Hom• older, including a. class for a­ berg, Pastor. dults. SUNDAY-9:30a.m. Sunday School; THURSDAY: FINEST USED CAR BUYS 10:30 ,!l.m. Worship Service; 7 7: 30 p.m. Choir rehearsal, ALWAYS YOUR FAVORITE CAR! p.m. Youth Fellowship. MON.THLY-8 p.m. Ladies' Guild, IF YOU DON'T SEE IT, ASK FOR IT. 1st Monday; 2 p.m. Ladies' Aid Society, last Thursday; 8 p.m. ALBANY BIBLE INSTITUTE, 281 State Street, Albany, New York, MANY MAKES AND MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM, Sunday School Teachers & Offi­ cers meeting, last Tuesday; 8 Bible studies for all ages: GUARANTEED FOR YOUR PROTECTION p.m. Consistory Meeting, last Mon, & Tues. - 6:45-9:15 p.m. Monday. Thursdays - 6:45-8 p.m. (Except Holidays) Business Women: 1st & 3rd Wed­ NEW SCOTLAND PRESBYTERI­ nesdays - 5:30-8:30 p.m. AN CHURCH, Rev. Homer B. Sil­ vernail. SUNDAY, 10:30 a.m. Church Worship; 11:30 Church School; CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 7:30p.m. Youth Fellowship. Delmar. SUNDAY-11:00 a.m. Church .Service & Sunday School. Masonic Temple, Kenwood Ave. DELMAR PRESBYTERIAN TESTIMONIAL MEETINGS: Every CHURCH, Rev. George H. Phelps. Thursday at 8 p.m. Sunday Services are held in the Delmar MasoniC Temple, KenWood Avenue Snd Adams Street FOR EXAMPLE: The USED Ch•ysle• New Yorker (Pictured above) SUNDAY: 9:15 a.m. Worship and NORMANSVILLE COMMUNITY has only 51 m·iles (actual mileage). It's the 4-door Hard Top that Church School through Grade 6. CHURCH, C, Emory Weeks, Pastor sold lo• $S313.80. SPECIAL $3995.00 Nursery care for children under SUNDAY: 3. 5 p.m. Junior and Senior !Ugh Youth Fellowship with supper 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, Children and Adults each week. Also Church $choo1 AIRWAY MOTORS, Inc. 11 a.m.. Worship Service classes, worship and fellowship 7:30p.m. Evening Fellowship Hour 3M DELAWARE AVENUE, DELMAR program. 7:30 p.m. Adult Bible and Study course at 25 Roweland WEDNESDAY: Avenue. Teacher: Dr. Theodore 7:30 p.m. Hymn Sing followed by BROADWAY at 4th, RENSSELAER G. Brown. Adult Bible Class 4-2183 Open Evenings 'til 9 PAGE 20 - November 13, 1958 THE SPOTLIGHT LOOK AHEAD! CHRISTMAS IS LESS THAN 2 MONTHS AWAY! ! SELL "DON'T NEEDS" WITH A SPOTLIGHT WANT AD FOR EXTRA CHRISTMAS GIFT MONEY ~~ I ~ ) CALL 9-3132 TODAY! ~~ Classified Advertising BUSINESS SERVICE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE FOR SALE FOR SALE RATES PHOTOS 10¢ per word for each insertion; LOOKING for a gift that is dif• FLORENCE oil stove, 2-wick,$15, ferent? Drop in: "The Little POplar 8-2138, $1 minimum payable in ad- PASSPORT, chauffeur, identifica- vance. Miss Shop," Delmar Theiltre tion pictures. No appointment. MAHOG. side board, 6 chairs; Advertisements must be ••• Schellhaas, Dela. Plaza. 9-1472 Buildin~ 51 2 chests of drawers, $33 & $22; ceived on Thl!.rsday ONE FEURA BUSH Bargain Center: Por. top kit. table, $3,50; RCA WEEK prior to publication. Complete line of Christmas Toys table radio, $5,50. 9-2693. RADIO & TV REPAIR and Games, tree ornaments, bikes CALL 9-3132 COLEMAN auto, oil heater, $50; -also new and used furniture, 0 coal stove, $10. Ravena 7-1474. or stop in with cash and written BETHLEHEM ELECTRONICS of· 5-quart milk pas· order at Plaza Pharmacy, Del a- fers guaranteed AUTOMATIC DUO·THERMoil space heater with service and teurizer, like new. $24 new, ware Plaza, Elsmere. or sales of TV blower, used 2 winters, cost sets, Radios and Will accept offer, RO 5-2988. Delmar Pharmacy at the 4 Cor• other items ;, the electronics $150, sell for $70, 3-8846 after ners. field, 9--{i47. 25 Brookman SPECIAL! Gas space heater, 6. Avenue, Elsmere. Quaker, like new, $39.95, Feura METAL wardrobe, $5; cardboard Bush Bargain Center. 0 wardrobe, $2; Ward's ironer and SEWING & ALTERATIONS COMBINATION gas and oil stove, stand, $25; GE portable dish• BUSINESS SERVICE good condition. Reasonable, w"asher, needs repair, $10; 4 pc. ALTERATIONS and sewing reason· ROger 7-2274, maho~ bedroom set, $50; general APPLIANCE REPAIR abl~. 9-1270, 1 8'3"x10'6" Wilton rug, seamless. food slicer, $8. 9-5511. I ALTERATIONS, buttonholes, With heavy rubber back cushion. WINDOW, dual unit, 66x62, $8; 2 ' .windows 3Dx62, $2 & $4; door, I ELECTRICAL Appliances ..,.. dressmaking, zippers· replaced, Pair large- goose feather pillows, paired. If it's electrical, we'll sewing. Jane Knox. 9-4874, POplar 8-2690. $3; sink, $2. 9-3350. fix it! Pick•ups at Schnurr and THREE evening gowns, size 7,al· Wood. 123 Adams St. 9-5201. TOP SOIL, FILL, ETC, most new, 3-2742. HOBBYISTS - ATTENTION! WAR spindle cradle, $35; CIVIL IF you have a talent or a hobby FIREPLACE WOOD QUALITY LOAM - new lawns. Girl's bike, equipped, $25; An· tique settee, $25; 3 bar stools, but no outlet, contact Mary Jar- Call 9-3823. vis at uThe Little Miss Shop," wood backs, $30. 9-2664. FIREPLACE wood, 9-2072 after BULLDOZING, ,.-admg. Fill, top Delmar Theatre gldg. Sll.e is in 6 p.m. or Saturday. soil, crushed stone delivered. 1958 Edition Encyclopedia Ameri· the market for gifts that are dif- New lawns. Call after 6: 9·3702, can a, 30 volumes. Bookcase. ferentl 51 KENTUCKY CANNELL coal the Very reasonable, 9-5397. ideal fireplace fuel - burns free- ly - ignites easily - offers the GREY tone-on-tone wool rug7'x10' smart, brisk, colorful holiday fire TRASH REMOVAL with rubber pad. Both for $18. MERCHANDISE we all enjoy so much - does not 9-3376. WANTED require a grate, Also - Adiron• PROMPT trash removaL 9-3557. NO-IRON Cameo criss...cross shir- dack well seasoned fireplace back curtains, like new, 2 pair, logs tn fit every size fireplace, 50 .. x81", $4 pait; 1 pair 190" TRACTOR - Child's chain drive, Call W. G. MORTON today by 81", $ 18; 5•piece solid maple good condition, reasonable, Albany 8-7821 TREE SERVICE dinette set, $40, Mrs. Florence UN 9-703L Our 110th year in the home mm· Wright, Slingerlands. WANTED: Studio couch in good fort business. TREES removed, pruned and DAVENPORT and chair, fair con· condition. 9-2547 after 5 p.m. plugged. 5-8575, dition, $25; Swivel top 1V table, FLOORS ' light wood, $6. Phone East Berne 250. HELP WANTED FEMALE INLAID linoleum, Formica and ALTO Saxophone, $35; Junior size linoleum tops. Sales and instal- TRUCKING, LIGHT maple desk, chair, $12, 9-3881. PART-TIME general office work, lation, Bartley1.g. 9-3190. Insurance and Real Estate. WINE tapestry davenport and Phone Mr, Brownell, 9-4911. KEN LAKE - Household moving matching chair; brass bridge FUNERAL DIRECTORS a specialty; covered van, experi- lamp; metal smoking stand; wal· enced movers. Special care given nut double dresser; Olten coil SITUATIONS WANTED In Time of Need, Call to antique furniture, We move ap-- spring, RO 7-2734, pliances. Flyer M. w. TEBBUTT'S SONS 9-4424 or 9-3297. AMERICAN electric train WILL clean and put on storm win- 176 State 12 Colvin DICK LEONARDO - (We move set, complete with station, en• dows. Lawns raked. 9-1816, everything) Special attention gine and freight cars. Like new. Alb. 3-2179 Alb, 89-0116 Sacrifice, $50. 9-2142. RELIABLE lady will baby sit and care given to household evenings, Saturdays, Sundays, sell living room 420 Kenwood furniture and appliances, 9-3557 MOVING-Must 9-4169. Delmar 9-2212 set, studio couch, dining table, 11 Elm Street chairs, china cabinet, dinette, TRUCK FOR RENT other tables, beds, springs, TRAILERS Nassau 8-1231 chests drawers, crib, child's TRUCK for rent: l'f.r ton rack with Over 107 Years of desk, upright piano, radio-record ONE-WHEEL utility trailer, steel dutnp, $1.50 per hr. plus 5¢ per player, ironer, portable dish· Distinguished Funeral Servi·ce mile. 9-3190 construction, $50. 2-7618 after washer, ping pong table, 20" 6, boy's bicycle. 9-4467, PAINTING ond/or PAPERING HI-PRESSURE steam Jenny, late Upholstering & Refinishing model, Reasonable. Utility AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE ROY FLANSBURG, painting con- trailer. 9-2666 after 6 p.m. tractor. RO 5-2712, Voorhees- FRENCH- Furniture upholstering, CHESTERFIELD davenport, · mo- PAIR winter tires, 7: 10x15, ville, Repairing, refinishing. We e9- hair, brown, down cushions, slip caps, all black. $20 pair."'" A-1 PAINTER • wallpaper removed pecially like to restore antique cover perfect. 8--8744. 9-3542, - f•ee estimates, Al Coffey, furniture to its original state. AUTOMATIC elec. fryer...cooker, 1952 Willys, good car, needs little 9-2273. Dial 4-0633. completej $25. 9-4513. work, Best offer, 9-037, THE SPOTLIGHT November 13, 1958- PAGE 21 WOODRIDGE FARMS Diamonds CLASS IFlED REMOUNTED ORDER YOUR THANKSGIVING in designs for ROOMS FOR RENT FANCY RINGS ROOM for rent, on bus line, large, 9-3309. TURKEYS and CAPONS ROOM for rent, Slingerlands, Work­ NOW :lf. W. ..Antemann ing woman. Kitchen privileges. JEWELER S-8460. Delivered Tuesday and Wednesday before Thanksgiving 57 MAIDEN LANE LARGE sunny room, cross venti­ latiOn, own entrance, reasonable, ROUTE 9-W, GLENMONT PHONES: 4-8903 or 62-2146 ALBANY 7, N. Y. On bus line, 9-2434, John Geurtze, Prop. REAL EST ATE FOR RENT 71.. J2.Jtt~utt~lll ,£tttu:lmt~tl oJ t.J!;f.i:ii GARAGE for rent. 17 Cherry Ave~ 9-2777. LUNCHEON • COCKTAILS. PRESBYTERIAN BAZAAR Call for this DINNER Everyone is cordially invited to the Bazaar of the Delmar Pres-· byterian Church which will be held on Friday, November 21 at deJ»endable the Masonic Temple in Delmaro It will be an all day event un­ til 9 p.m. Among the unusual things you heatina team will find are fascinating objects COLD WEATHER AHEAD! which Mrs. Augard Carlson Protect With brought back from her recent trip to Mexico. Famous Mexican NOW! STORM SASH tin and silver jewelry, hand­ *Aluminum painted baseball bats and a variety or of handmade baskets. · *Wood Mrs. Gerald Knapp has worked (All Standard Sizes) diligently at her loom, weaving lovely things for our Bazaar. ORDER NOW! Mrs. Ewald Nyquist has spent JUST ARRIVED! (New Shipment) many hours working for the event. Garage Door WEATHERS TRIPPING She has a loom in her home and (Easy to Install) has made a number of beauti­ ful rugso BETHLEHEM LUMBER Co. Mrs. Keith Co Colburn will GLENMONT have a wonderful selection of At the intersection of Route 32 homemade candies and a com­ and 144 plete line of baked goods, PHONE 62-2335 You will also find a special table where the children .can shop for their Christmas gifts within their meanso Nothing over fifty • PREMIUM GRADE HEATING OIL For all fine furs o o cents .. The decorated Christmas stock­ • PREMIUM SERVICE including MINK! ings are beautiful and don't wor­ ry about the filling them as we have a number of unusual rea­ GE FURNACES INSTALLED AND -COATS sonable gifts .. Your children will adore the SERVICED BY OUR FACTORY -JACKETS colorful night dresses - sizes 4 to TRAINED SERVICE MEN. 8.. These are hand-made by the -STOLES Women of our Church .. You may order your t Christmas WILLIAM McEWAN COAL & OIL CO. wreathes at our Bazaar - whether SINCE 1863 you like them plain or decorated we can accommodate you. 4-1211 26 Clinton Avenue, Albany, N.Y. 4-1211 Our patrol post booth will be HUDSON COAL a great attraction. There will GE OIL FURNACES YORK OIL BURNERS be packages from all over the country. n' - • n a I PAGE 22 - November 13, 1958 THE SPOTLIGHT

Charles E. Bryant LET "WATCHDOG" OIL HEAT SERVICE Representing SPOTLIGHT The Tra.velers Insurance Ca. GUARD YOUR HEATING COMFORT Hartford, Cann. Auto- Fire- Life- Hospital G) dleh JtteatJ 9-4072 Phones S-4711 September 5 -A son to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil for REAL Ho Ford, R.D. 1, Diamond Hill Carpet Cleaning Road, Delmar, ~t Albany Hos­ pital; birth weight: 6 pounds, 3 ounces; named: Paul Vincent; six· other children: David, 15, Alan, 11, Richard, 10, Mary tm s~ Ann, 8, Christine, 6, Rex, 4, Former Justine Darrigo, daugh­ ter of Mrs. Vincent Darrigo. call ~ September 10 -A son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard a~· H. Miller, Feura Bush Road, Delmar, at Albany Hospital; birth weight: 10 pounds, 1 PROFESSIONAL! ounce; named: Steven Garth;. no other children. Formerly Janet Woodbeck, daughter of GET IT DONE RIGHT,, • Mr. and Mrs. Woodbeck for­ RIGHT IN YOUR HOME merly of Dellnaro September 26 BY BIGELOW'S FAMOUS -A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. COMPLETE BURNER SERVICE Carleton To Jones, 14 Pine St., Delmar, at Albany Hospital; YOU CAN RELY ON ... 24 HOURS A DAY!· KARPET- KARE® birth weight: 7pounds, 6 ounces; Our dependable "Watchdog" Burner Service is per~ METHOD named: Jennifer; two other chil­ formed by factory-trained technicians. They check and dren: Betsy, 16, Debra, 8. adjust your burner for peak operating efficiency. Emer~ e Makes your carpets September 28 gency service available round the clock. look new again -A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. e Removes dirt that ordinary William F. Flagler, R. D. , East Our "Watchdog" Oil Heat Service also offers: methods can't reach Berne, at Albany Hospital; birth • Esso Heating Oil with Paradyne«l H04 weight: 7 poUnds, 7 ounces; e Keeps carpets cleaner longer • Automatic Deliveries due to special procen named: Bonnie Ruth; one other • Complete Line of Oil Heat Units child: Bruce,S. Formerly • Budget Payment Plan e Takes only one day-­ Florence Wr~ght daughter of Mr. leaves no unpleasant odor and Mrs. Frank A. Wright. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL YOUR AUTHORIZED ESSO e Saves troUble and expense October 3 of taking carpets up -A son to Mr. and Mrs. William DISTRIBUTOR Let our factory~trained experts bring J. Roche, 12 No .. Main Street, your carpets "back to life" with Voorheesville, at Brady Materni­ KARPET-KAREI ty; birth weight: 7 pounds, 14 ounces; named: Timothy; two PATROON FUELS, Inc. Wm. H. Allen, Inc. other children: Kathleen, 4, Sales - Service 392-398 So. Pearl St. Virginia, 3. Formerly Lucy FUEL OIL * COAL * GAS EQUIPMENT PHONE 3-2157 Akelewicz daughter of Mr, a:b.d 91 Lexington Avenue Albany, Hew York Cleaning - Sales - Service Mrs. Joseph Akelewicz. PHONES: 3-4125- 5-3581 - 2-4424- 3-1614

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