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December 1. 1977-PAGE 3 New York Job Corps Center Report of the First Year

The Singer Company's Education Division has operated traffic control point building to monitor visitors to the the New York .Job Corps Center. through a contract with Center and make regular tours of the buildings and grounds. the U.S. Department of Labor for a year. under the The Security Department also sees that the Center direction of Center Director John N. Acquilano. In the first complies with OS H A regulations and has installed outside year. an unoccupied seminary on 250 acres of land. idle lighting. fire extinguishers and holds periodic in-service except for a skel.etal crew of private security officers, was training. Security cadets are competitive positions open to transformed into a productive Job Corps Center. -The corpsmembers with impeccable records who work with the creation of the Job Corps has had a two-fold benefit in its security officers and who may be thinking of a career in first year of operation: .Not only does the' Center provide some area of public justice. academic .~nd vocational training for young New Yorkers, Near Neighbors' Advisory Council the Center's $2~million budget is an economic benefit to the The Near Neighbors' Advisory Council continues their nearbv communities. The $2-million budget does not monthly meetings with Center Director John N. Acquilano. include the rent paid for the seminary or rehabilitation They meet on Center and have had presentations from the contracts negotiated directly with the Department of Labor. Security Supervisor. Manager of Employability Assurance It does include money being returned to the area directly and and Directors of Group Life and Program. indirectly through salaries, construction, food. clothing and Medical equipment purchases. A cluster of rooms in a western wing of the Job Corps Rehabilitation complex was transformed into a medical wing with modern In order to create a jobs training program from a former equipment and competent medical personnel to offer seminary. some rehabilitation of the existing facilities had to corpsmembers the best possible care. Tvpical corpsmembers occur. Major rehabilitation included enlarging and have not seen a doctor in years and have a poor history of converting the garages into workshops for the automotive receiving medical attention. classes. constructing a serving line in the cafeteria. erecting a Health Services Supervisor Pat Jackson oversees the traffic control point building at the entrance to the Job medical wing's seven-bed infirmary. including an isolation Corps complex and converting the basements into room. medical and dental examining rooms. laboratory and classrooms and recreation a~eas. classrooms. A doctor. dentist and optometrist have Contracts were also awarded for construction of a sewage regularly scheduled hours to examine corpsmembers. treatment plant, expansion of the parking areas and the outfitting of the medical wing. Other work was necessary Corpsmembers Began Arriving throughout the Center including installation of lights. On April 12. 1977. the first group of25 corps members was building of room dividers and maintenance on the buildings scheduled to arrive at the New York Job Corps Center. that had been vacant except for occasional conferences. Since that time. corps members have been arriving every two Personnel weeks and will eventually number 175 men and 100 women. As the rehabilitation was being accomplished inside and Once at the Center. the corpsmembers have a two-week out during one of the area's worst winters. personnel were orientation to the Job Cqrps program and then begin gradually being hired. Supervisory personnel served as the academic and vocational classes. Academic training core staff during the start-up phase of the Center with includes math. English. preparation for the high school auxiliary personnel being hired as needed in preparation for equivalency exam (24 corps members have passed. thus far). the arrival of corpsmembers. health education. cultural awareness. English as a second The Job Corps provides employment for close to 100 language and driver education. Corpsmembers can choose persons in a variety of fields. offering both full and part time their vocational program from automotive mechanics. auto job opportunities. With the opening of the Center. body repair. building maintenance, culinary arts. office employment was created for instructors in academic and skills. radio/television repair and health skills. vocational areas. counselors. resident advisors and recreation aides. Maintenance engineers. drivers and In The Future mechanics and a 24-hour-a-day security force were hired The New YorkJob Corps Center has been operated by the along with secretaries and other support personnel. Singer Company for a year. seven months of which In a time when the job market is tight. the Job Corps corps members have been enrolled at the Center. In the first created approximately 100 jobs for Albany area residents year. corpsmembers have been removed from their and the monthly payroll of$75.000 is an economic boost to unproductive backgrounds and given a chance to learn in an the area.' environment concerned totally with their progress in social Security and academic skills. The Security Department under the direction of Anthony In the second year. as the capacity is reached. more DeMeo is a highly trained and highly visible part of the corpsmembers will be given the opportunity to learn a skill Center. Security officers are on duty 24-hours-a-day and are and entcr the job market as ljualified employees. The .lob in constant contact with each other and administrative Corps Center will also continue to be an cconomic asset to personnel through a sophisticated radio network. Security the community as an employer and by returning money to officers patrol the 25D-acre campus. are stationed at the the area with purchases or !!oods and sen·ices. ._

PAGE 4-December 1, 1977 United Methodist Church, Delmar, Delmar Progress Club Holiday Tea Sazaar sponsored by Faith SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4 1·4 p,m. honoring new members, First Lutheran Church at Masonic Delmar Art Group Art Show, United Methodist Church, Delmar, Temple, 421 Kenwood Ave., 9 a,m. Bethlehem Community Center, 125 , 1-4 p.m. Rev. James Borden will to 3 p,m, Adams St., 11 B.m.-5 p.m. FlBt part of a three·hour safe , present a program on folk music of driving course, Bethlehem Central MONDAY, DECEMBER 5 High School, Rm. 19A, 7:15 p.m. Christmas. Paper drive, Clarksville Community Delmar Progre.s Club holiday tea Must also attend Dec. 7 same time. Bethlehem Senior CItizens meet­ Church parking lot. 9-11 a.m. honoring new members, First ing, Bethlehem Community Center. 125 Adams St., 12:30 p.m. LaLeche League meeting, home of Mrs. James Cohen, 74 Salisburv Rd., Elsmere, 8:15 p.m., topic will be "Nutrition and Weaning." Kiwanis Club of New Scotland I board of director meeting and dea~line for reservations for Christmas party.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2 . Recovery Inc. meeting, First United I Methodist Church, Delmar, 12:30- 2:30 p.m., for persons with nervous or emotional problems. Delmar's TV Center

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3 Puppet workshop for children, The Arts Center, 9 a.m.-12 noon. For information call Amy Deluca 438- I 7895. RCA Christmas bazaar sponsored by RCA Elsmere Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary. XL-100 Delaware Plaza, 9:30 a.m. 25" Xl-100 Lunch with Santa sponsored by diagonal 15" Bethlehem Junior Women's Club, diagonal at the Community Methodist Church. Slingerlands, 11:30a.m. to 1:30 p.m. $1 per child.

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PAGE 6-0ecember 1, 1977 SkIIng week at Bethlehem Library, special print and audio-visual materials available in the media center a" week.

Financial aid workshop for parents of seniors in BCHS, to hear about new guidelines for the 1978-79 college year. Bethlehem Central High School cafeteria, 8 p.m. Eckankar, the ancient science of soul travel, free introductory talk at the Bethlehem Library, 8 p.m.

TUESDAY. DECEMBER 6

Town of New Scotland Historical Assn., second annual Christmas • Automatic Color Control program, instrumentalists, slide _ VHF Dipole/UHF Loop show on "Christmas at Wi"iams­ Antennas burg" by Allison Bennett, carol .70 Position "Cllck·ln" UHF sing, refreshments, Cente in New Tuning Salem, 6 p.m., public invited. • Custom Retractable Handle Pillow Quilting workshop, The Arts _100% Solid State Chassis Center. 1-4 p.m., for information • Black Matrix In-Une call Amy Deluca 436-7695. Picture Tube Home Heating and Insulation I_ VHF "Pre·Set" Fine Tuning seminar, presented by Tom Drake ~ • DC Restoration and Greg Jackson of D.A. Bennett, perFOrmance • Automatic Frequency Inc., Bethlehem Library. 7 p.m. TELEVISION Control "Speech Development In Young Children," program sponsored by Tri-Village Nursery School, First United Methodist Church, 8 p.m. $288 WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 7 13" diagonal PORTACOlOO' N .. . oyster white finish. Custom Public hearing, Bethlehem board of retractable handle included appeals, on application of Garth K. Hilchie for a variance under Article V to permit construction of the rear of a building at property located at 239 Delaware Avenue, De!mar. Property is zoned "CC" Commer­ cia! on the front 225 feet and "A A" • Sharpness Control • Color Monitor System Residential on the rear of the ~ parcel. Variance is for 19 feet on • "Tilt-Out" Control Bin • 100% Solid Stote Chassis perFOrmance rear of property. Bethlehem Town • Set-And-Forget Volume • M?dular Chassis Design TELEVISION Hall, 8 p.m. Control • Block Matrix In-Une • line Voltage Regulator Picture Tube • Cable-Ready' Antenna. Custom Picture Control Connector • Illuminated Chonnel .Numbers $558

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PAGE 8-December 1,1977 Bethlehem Garden Club meeting. Films, two of Kipling's jungle Bethlehem Library, 1 p.m., member stories, Bethlehem Library, 2 p.m. area arts flower show. Bethlehem Central "Danny Fund" benefit at Del board of education. Educational Bowling Lanes. Elsmere, handicap Services Center, 90 Adams PI., 8 doubles tournament, craft and bake p.m. Public invited. sale. 5-cent sale, drawings for benefit of medical expenses of A capsule listing of cultural events easily accessible to Danette Mallery, 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 Bethlehem·New Scotland residents. provided as a THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8 p.m. community service by the General Electric Co. plastics Bethlehem Women .• Club, Christ­ plant. Selkirk. Phcne numbers are for information and tickets. mas dinner party, Normanside Springfield College Gymnastic Country Club. Elsmere, 6:30 p.m. exhibition, Bethlehem Central High LaLeche League meeting at the School 8 p.m .. tickets $3 adults, THEATER home of Mrs. Jules Kerness. 61 student $2 to benefit BCHS athletic fund. Fairway Ave., Delmar, 10 a.m. All "Horse Johnson," comedy-drama, Ensemble Theatre Enter~ women interested in breastfeeding prises, CDPC Little Theatre, 75 New Scotland Ave., Albany, MONDAY, DECEMBER·12 and those with nursing babies are Nov. 18~20, 25-21,8:15 p.m. $3.50. Seating limited. Reserva­ invited to attend. Delmar Progress Club Opera tions 434-1777. League of Women Voters unit Prevue, Bethlehem Library, , :30 "Ten Nights in a Bar Room," dinner theater by Theatrical meeting, "Energy Consensus," p.m., information 439-362. Services Unlimited. Italian Community Center" Washington Bethlehem Library, 9:15 p.m. For Christmas Party for Bethlehem Ave. Extension, Albany. Dec. 2-1, $12.50 includes tax, tip transportation and information call senior citizens, Center Inn, Glen­ and dinner. Doors open 6 p.m. dinner 7. curtain Doris Davis 439~5786. mont. approximately 8:30. Reservations 372-6888. Newcomers gathering sponsored m.-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.'!~~:-...~:J by Tri~Viliage Welcome Wagon, "Scapino!" play adapted from Moliere comedy, College of Bethlehem Library, 7:30 p.m .. all Saint Rose student production, 5t. Joseph's Auditorium, new residents welcome. 985 Madison Ave., Albany, Dec. 2-3, 8 p.m. Christmas party, Ladies Auxiliary of the Elsmere Fire Co .. Fire House, MUSIC 6:30 p.m. Albany Symphony Orchestra, concert. Dubussy's "Faun" and Brahms No.3, Palace Theatre, Albany, Dec. 3, 8:30 p.m. 465-4755. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9 Christmas party for Bethlehem Handel's "Messiah," soloists and orchestra, Capitol Hill Senior Citizens, Normanside Choral Society, Chancellor's Hall, Albany, Dec. 9-10, 8 p,m. Country Club. Vienna Choir Boys, benefit concert for Holy Names Academy, Palace Theatre, Albany, aec. 9, 8 p.m. Tickets and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10 information. 465-3334. Santa comes to the Delaware Plaza. i Handel's "Messiah," complete version, St. Peter's Choristers "Deck the Halls," featuring arrange­ with solist. 51. Peter's Church, State and Lodge SIS .. Albany, ments with holly, free demonstra­ ii! De. 4, 3 p.m. Public invited, offerin~ will be taken. tion, Garden Shoppe. Glenmont, call 439-1836 to reserve a seat. I I ART Oakroom Artists, Holiday Show. First National Bank 120 Erie Have Blvd., Schenectady, Dec. 4 - Jan.B. your Carpets and­ i ___ '_'.''' __ FILM men and women. Monogrammed In i:::: Furniture . circular block {.tyle 1} or Intarlocklng :.:. script (.Iyla 2), Set 01 3 large and ••mall :::: Hand­ button., $17.50 plu. $1.50 po.lage and :::: University at Albany's Prize International Cinema series, "To handling. Extra bullonl a,allabl. wilh .:.; Die of Love," (France), Performing Arts Center, Dec. 2-3, .Cleaned order $2,50 .ach. :::: To order, send your nama and addr•• " :.:. 8:30 p.m. $2, students, senior citizens $1.25. cholc. 01 Ilyle, and Iniliall 10 be uled :::: (underline the la,t Inlllal) 10: ':.: "Hiroshima Mon Amour," 1959 classic, CDPC Auditorium F. One. 75 New Scotland Ave., Albany, Dec. 1-9 (Wed,-Thurs. F~~r 8 p.m., Fri. 7:30 and 9:30), $1.50. students $1. ,Have antiques, velvets, orientals cleaned with no worry! 'No scrubbing or steaming! Gentle foam removes dirt, leaves ill ~ fabrics bright and dry within' t::: 8 Jamal! St .. Albany. N. Y. 12207 GENERAL ELECTRIC hours! DUf'aciean" SELKIRK, NEW YORK 12158 BY Equal Opportunity Employer HESTER (ReCommended by 9 leading fetailers of line furnishings ;n this Brea} L~~~jJ\L 449-5211 ~~~~ B~E~~~~~~~~R&T~LgpR :~ ~~:~:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.. ..-:.:.:-!«-:.:~ .. ~?;.;-;.x.;.:.:.:.:.~!

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PAGE 10-0ecember 1. 1977 The Sp,Q~.li9ht

Graphic newsweekly serving the towns of Bethlehem, New Scotland, Albeny County, N. Y. 439-4949

BETHLEHEM Town acts to free county building ban

Bethlehem officials. responding to prodding from the Albany County Dept. of Health. have taken steps to get the county to lift the temporary embargo on residential building in the town. Dr. John Lyons. county health commissioner. imposed the ban on approval of proposed subdivisions in mid-October on the ground that the town had dragged its feet on implemen­ ting new or expanded sources of water to accommodate future growth. At last week's regular semi­ monthly town board meeting. Rethlehem councilmen: • Authorized J. Kenneth Fraser Associates. an engineering firm. to prepare the necessary engineering design documents for construction of a 3-million-gallon standpipe to A new traffic sign, "N 0 Turn on Red," joined the hodgepodge at F our Corners last week unnoticed supplement the present water by hundreds of drivers. The presence of Paddock Pl., which makes Four Corners actually Five tower on Kenwood Ave. Corners. renders illegal any right turn on red onto Kenwood A ,"'e. The newest sign, here obscured • Authorized negotiations from drivers' view by a potato chip delivery truck, presumably will be moved to the light overhead. for acquiring a tract ofland for the standpipe. probably on Elm few months. and was repealed ing approval of Bethlehem along with \,!ater main Ave .. where several sites are later in the year. subdivisions pending town extensions on Elm Ave. to understood to be under Last week's action represen­ board action on water. a serve the approved Skycrest consideration. ted the formal implementation statement that caused a subdivision and the Brookfield • Authorized town attorney of the town board's decision political furor that many development off Delaware Harry Rezzemini to draw up a last month to construct the ·observers felt was a turning Ave. and Brockley Dr. The standby ordinance to control standpipe. an upright point in the election campaign. county also is pushing fo: town residential lawn sprinkling next cylindrical tank. as the The board action last week officials to negotiate for an year in the event of a protracted preferred option of three followed a meeting Nov. 18 emer·gency interconnection dry spell. The board alternatives recommended by between county and town with the city of Albany emphasi7.ed that the ordinance the recent Fraser engineering officials at Lyons' office. Four aqueduct that traverses· the "is purely a precaution." Only report. The report. received in days later Lyons and Richard town from the Coeymans line once in recent years has September. became the prime w. Svenson. director of to the Normanskill behind the Bethlehem adopted such an campaign issue in Bethlehem's environmental health services Del Lanes bowling center. ordinance: that was in the early recent elections when local for the department. distributed Town officials last week held Sixties during the statewide Democrats accused the town of a letter spelling out the actions off on a Fraser recommenda­ drought that caused state shortsightedness and lack of the town must take before the tion for a new 20-inch engineers to revise the safe­ planning in regard to the water ban on subdivision approvals is reinforcing main from the Vly yield factor for watersheds system. Two weeks before the lifte<\. Curre-ntly five reservoir In New Salem throughout the state. In voting Lyons announced that subdivisions are in a holding supplementing three existing Bethlehem the ban lasted only a his department was withhold- pattern at the county level mains beneath New Scotland

December 1. 1977-PAGE 11 Rd. "\Ve are deferring action on this recommendation pend~ng development of a supplementary \\'ater source for the future growth of the lo\\'n:' commented Council­ man Tom Corrigan. supervi­ sor-elect. "\Ve \\'ill hold off on a ' .. new ma in until \\'e see where t he r·· .. new source \\'ill be coming from." Cost of the suggested 20-inch main is pegged at 5400.000. Corrigan said. Cost of the standpipe is estimated at '-t_~ .' 5750.000. which includes the whole package of land. ~. engineering and construction. Music and slides The second annual Christ­ mas program of the Town of New Scotland Historical Assn. \\'ill take place on Tuesday. Dec. 6. at 8 p.m. at the Center in New Salem. Christmas music will be provided by Helen Schoenthal. contralto. at planning board: Roger Merman fields questions on two alternatin Lynn Herzog. who will play the show slides about "Christmas Lyndhurst still -­ road ptltterns. The latter Irish harp. Madelon Pound at \Villiamsburg." A carol sing consideration involves a Graves. harpist. and Mark will close the program and on drafting board possible second crossing of a Baumbach. pianist. Mrs. refreshments \\'ill be served. Developers of the sprawling deep ravine that runs through Allison Bennett will speak and is invited. Lyndhurst development the property. proposed for a 60-plus acre site The board last October in Slingerlands were back on e.xtended for another 90 days the drawing boards this week the deadline for submission of after another session with the final plans for the first Bethlehem's planning board. section of the proposed Wolf Krahmer and John subdivision. at 124 lots one of Wheeler. developers, and the largest residential Roger Merman, landscape developments in the town. The architect. presented plot plans first section. designed as Nos. 4 and 5 last week. but extensions of Surrey Mall and hoard members still have Middelsex Dr .. has 3410ts. The reservations on the conf;g­ plans suhmitted last week mations of cul-de-sacs and emhrace the entire 124 sites.

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PAGE 12-0ecember 1, 1977 SLINGERLANDS two windows on the driver's side of a 1974 Volkswagen were Rt. 85 blacktop shot out by BB slugs while the beats the storm car was parked in the driveway of his residence. Paul A state Dept. of Trans­ Blanchard. 375 Wellington portation highway crew laid a Rd .. reported the rear side door preliminary coat of new paving glass on his 1976Chevrolet was on New Scotland Rd. in shot out. also while the car was Slingerlands last week. beating parked in his dri\'eway. the winter's first snowstorm by Police also reported that two a matter of a few days. windows at the Bethlehem Actually. if the job had taken more than one additional· working day. they wouldn't have made it in time. Traditional As it was, the road crew. ' MEN'S WEAR working with a Motopaverand 92 STATE ST roller. laid the new blacktop on New Scotland Rd. in Slingerlands got its preliminary coat of -;1 ALB~" both 10-foot lanes from Rt. blacktop just before the weekend snowstorm. S!,olliglll Photo R5A to the Tollgate in a day and Slingerlands residents 6 a half. and repainted the lines protested the plan on the basis BB sharpshooters within hours. The final layer of of highway safety and the hit parked cars j)~!!!!E~!ET paving will be put down in the impending loss of many of the Harris Tweed Jackels spring. a 'department community's trees. state Police are following leads in Button-down Sero Shirts spokesman said. officia Is readjusted the contract two incidents in which car Corbin Slacks .T~lC project originally called to a simple repaving of the windows in the same bloc;k of Traditional neckwear for widening of the existing existing width. At the time. Wellington Rd .. Delmar. were Home of 3-Button lanes to 10 feet and paving DOT officials said the change shattered by air rifle pellets last Clothing Master Charge BankAmericard another six-foot shoulder strip in plans meant the loss of Monday night. Ted She'men 434.1898 on each side to conform with federal funding at the expense James M. McGann. 381 PAR~ 'N SHOP federal standards. When of state financing. Wellington Rd .. reported that ON ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS, FAMILY ROOMS, DORMERS, I ADDITIONS, GARAGES, KITCHENS, • ROOFING CUSTOM BUILT HOMES. WE SPECIALIZE IN THE AFFORDABLE HOME. EASY TO BUY & MAINTAIN (CHEAPER THAN RENTING) ALL DESIGNER SERVICES & ESTIMATES ARE FREE WITH NO OBLIGATION COMPLETE

December 1. 1977-PAGE 13 Middle School on Kenwood Baker. 132 Fernbank Ave .. VOORHEESVILLE board's negotiator. Alfred A\'e., were smashed by vandals reported a two-foot .antique Union hassle Riccio of Thaelen Associates, the same night. In other cases, ceramic urn taken from her had filed a petition on Nov. 21 Carroll W. Greenman. 60 yard. stalls raises that. in effect. was based on a claim that a number of Herrick Ave .. Elsmere. In the Woodgate area of Efforts of a group of non­ employees did not want to be reported that a flower planter Delmar. Mrs. George J. instructional employees of the represented by the bargaining with bulbs in his front yard had Kawas. 9 Willow Terr.. told Voorheesville Central school unit. Attached to the petition been dumped over the police the Christmas lights district to form a bargaining was a statement signed by an weekend. a cement co\'er on an from the trim around her front unit affiliated with the New unspecified number of old tree stump broken and a yard had been removed and II York State United Teachers employees requ.csting the bird bath o\'erturned and of the bulbs broken in the AFL-CIO have been chal­ district petition PERB to hold shattered. and Mrs. Alfred W. street. lenged by the district board of a vote for possible decerti­ education. A petition filed by fication of the bargaining unit. the board and supported by William Mesick. president of employees represented as being the United Employees of reluctant to participate in the Voorheesville. an affiliate of new union has temporarily the New York State United stalled the mediation Teachers AFL-CIO. said the machinery of the Public unit was formed last June when Employees Relations Board 55 of the 74 eligible employees (PERB) for a contract spelling held an organization meeting out new salaT\' scales. and election. The vote was Harvey Miiowe. director of given as 30 favoring the union PERB's representation unit. and 25 voting for no union. The confirmed that the school unit was certified by PERB last June 30 and started negotiating MODERN sessions with the district. with PHARMACY William Fineman of NYSUT as negotiator. Michael After three meetings. Krugman according to a press statement issued by thr local union and attributed to Fineman. the talks have broken down. Union leaders contend the district has used "intimidation. harassment Conceivably a dull throb in the and all sorts of methods" to head at the end of a hard day's opp.ose the union. including work may result from a combination of fatigue. hunger. and strain... A little food will relieve the hunger... Loosening. the clothing and relaxing the muscles may help the strain, and rest will overcome the fatigue .. The Cardinal The application of a cold Delicately hand pointed In vi· compress over the eyes and brant red on genuine Ivory, this forehead helps ... After a little Scrimshaw cardinal pendont rest. a brisk walk and change of with matchIng earrings Is set In scene or an alternating warm rich, long lasting 14 Kt. Gold For the Overlay by Krementz. and cold shower may stimulate the Circulation and help the Special Ones. headache ..

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PAGE 14-December 1. 1971 "sending a petition around." A College finances Speaker will be Dennis Flowers In December spokesman for the board The BCHS guidance Tillman. director of financial The monthly meeting of the declared this week that the department is sponsoring a aid for Russell Sage College. Bethlehem Garden Club will be petition "was originated by the financial aid workshop on who will also answer questions held on Wednesday at the employees themselves." He Monday. Dec. 5. at 8 p.m .. in on the Tuition Assistance Plan. Bethlehem Library at I p.m. contended that only eight the High School cafeteria to student loans. and the Basic The theme for the meeting is fulltime employees were explain to parents of seniors Educational Opportunity "Home for the Holidays." members of the bargaining the new financial aid guidelines grants. Barbara Brown and Ruth unit. which he said represents for the 1978-79 college year. Go to church Sunday Brusa are chairmen. fewer than one third the eligible membership. Non-instruc­ tional employees include bus drivers. custodians. clerical and cafeteria workers and maintenance employees. Milowe said PERB would set up an early meeting with district and union officials to discuss legal aspects of the issue. Meanwhile. it is apparent that the status of the Voorheesville local must be clarified before the mediation Black & Deckep. procedure on a union contract + can be resumed. POWER TOOL KITS" ASSORTMENTS If uour business depends on Your Choice $2188 each uou need reg. $2499 mOTOROLA Fm 2-wau Radio! SANDER/POLISHER ASSORTMENT A dust collecting sander and a polisher. Includes Finishing Sander, dust collecting sanding attachment, polishing pad, 12 sheets of sandpaper. (7431)

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December 1. 1977-PAGE 15 UNIONVILLE Menotti's "Amahl" is a The Players receive humorous and touching Christmas opera portraying the a benefit grant adventures of a crippled boy The Slingerlands Communi­ visited by the three Wise Men BRASS tv Plavers have been selected on their journey to Bethlehem. f~r a i977 Mobil Foundation A spokesman for the Players Performing Arts grant that will said a number of groups had LANTERN enable disadvantaged and made ticket arrangements. STEAK & SEAFOOD HOUSE community service groups to including the Albany Assn. for attend their Christmas the Blind. the Parsons Family Rt. 9W, 'h mile N. of Ravena production without charge. Center. Hope House and the 756-8927 Funds from the grant have Senior Citizens Center. Other been earmarked for the groups are urged to contact the Fri., Sat., Sun Special Lobster Talis Dinner $8.95 purchase of tickets to "Amahl Playhouse for tickets. House Special Daily Live Lobster Dinner $7.95 and the Night Visitors." the The Players also have Players' holiday production announced that the purchase of Lunch Served Dally: 11 :30 - 4:30 opening at the playhouse in new. comfortable audience Dinner Served: Mon.-Sat. 5:00 - 9:30 Sun. 3:00 - 9:30 Unionville Dec. 9. The seating has already been more Thurs. Night - Silver Spur production will go on stage than half paid for by chair Dec. 9-11 and Dec. 11-14 at endowments of $19.77 each Fri. & Sat. Night - Day Ridge 8:30 p.m. and in a matinee Dec. under the Chairpersons of the 10 p.m. ~ 3 a.m. 18 at 2 p.m. Tickets are on sale Year program. and the Check Our Prices for Your Next at the Paper Mill in Delaware Playhouse parking lot has been Banquet - Reception - Party Plaza. Mullen's Pharmacy and doubled in size for the the Bethlehem Library. convenience of audiences.

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To conform TV Compulog S.nlce., Inc. 8:30 0 CHICO AND THE MAN Whde Ed 's away on a Ilshong trIP, Charo decodes to redecOfate the with the Spotlight publication cycle, the listings will cover the garage. CD WALL $TREET WEEK Host Louis Rukeyser period Thursday to Thursday_We hope you find these listings, 'Underslandable Economics' Guest: Beryl W. uncluttered by channels not available in our area, convenient. (~iday» Spnnkel, execulove VICe and economlsl, Harrrs T.usl a~",,~~:;;~~~;~; Bethlehem Video listings will be added when cable TV becomes EVENING available locally. 6:00 m 1m m NEWS LOCAL STATIONS AND NETWORKS RE­ IE) ALL STAR TRIBUTE TO ELIZABETH TAYLOR CD ZOOM SERVE THE RIGHT TO MAKE LAST Many 01 Mss TayLor'sgood Ifiends and feUow aclors 6:30 1m ABC NEWS !rom over the years wjl perlorm for her on a cast party m CBS NEWS MINUTE CHANGES. atmosphere, tnCludlng Shaun Cassdy, Bob Hope, ID OVER EASY Guests' The Ink Spots, This Week's Rock Hudson, Paul Newman, Burl Reynolds. Rrchard 7:00 0 NBC NEWS TV Compulog Services, Inc. Burton, Debbie Boone, Dan Rowan, DIck Ma.M, Tom 1m SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN An STOCKING Orake, Pele. Lawlord and otners aMTlated musical tale Ihal delves Inlo Ihe mysteries 9:05 CD BEST OF FAMILIES 'The Great TroUey and myths 01 Kns Krongle. ahas Santa Claus. Fred STUFFER Saute' Slephen arrd John Patrick Rafferty take Astarre, M,ckey Rooney, Keef\iln wyrrr. star. (R) OPPosIte sides In the viotenl trolley stnke 01 1895 m UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACaUES COUS­ SPECIAL ((thursday» A scab molorman, John Patrick is ambushed and the TEAU 'Hoppo' incldenl IS covered by photojournalIst Sarah CD MACNEll·LEHRER REPORT EVENING Lathrop 7:30 0 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 9:30 IE!) CARTER COUNTRY Sparks By when Chiel IE!) TATTLETALES Roy and F,re Chiel Thorpe meet lor theIr annual ID DICK CAVETT SHOW Guest: John Cheever, Leather 6:00 B Ql) II) NEWS baseball game award-WInnIng Amencan short stOf)' wrIter and CD ZOOM (CAPTIONED) to:OO IE!) ABC NEWS CLOSEUP Hos!: Steve Belt novehsi lhls ABC News speCIal locuses on the people, not Craft 6:30 Ill) ABC NEWS II) CBS NEWS tne pohcies, 01 Ihe VIetnam era, Its legacy and m OVER EASY Guests' Roy Rogers and Dale Ingenng scars. bylraclng the ,ves 01 some members Kits Evans Part II 01 Ihe Chatham (New Jersey) HIgh School class 01 7:00 0 NBC NEWS ,,... iii) CROSS WITS m BARNABY JONES A 12-year-old g"I's accurate 89¢ m LIARS CLUB brecast 01 Iwo dealhs and a dIsappearance leads W MACNEIL·LEHRER REPORT Bamaby to bel,eve he may be dealIng Wllh the occult 7:30 0 IN SEARCH OF In a small counlry town 10:10 CD MASTERPIECE THEATRE 'I. Claud,us' Ends 12/9/77 II!) GONG SHOW ID CANDID CAMERA EpIsode Four. 'What Shall We 00 Aboul ClaudIUS?' CD DICK CAVETT SHOW Guesl Estelle Parsons, Two hlstonans adv1se ClaudIUS to ~eep on plaYIng actress the ,dlol II he wants to love a long and uselull,te. LIVIa 8:00 0 CHIPS 'HIghway Robbery' DUf>rlg a freeway schemes to have Postumus. Augustus's adopted he uP. 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December 1, 1977-PAGE 17 II!) THE ABC FRIO,l,Y NIGHT MOVIE 'II Happened 7:30 0 ONCE UPON A TIME at lake Wood Manor' 1977 SUlanne Somers, Robert CD H.R. PUF'N STUFF Foxwoflh A group 01 people searchtng lor romance 8:00 0 C.B. BE,I,RS at a lavish summer resort are suddenly trapped by em SUPER FRIENDS a deadly threat from the depths 01 the earth. (2 III SKA TEBIRDS m SESAME STREET ~ ~HE CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE 'The Four 9:00 0 SPACE SENTINELS Musketellfs' Raquel Welch, R,chard Chamberla,n Il!) SCOOBY'S LAFF-A·L YMPICS The Four Musketeers try to 1001 a viliatnOus plot CD BUGS BUNNY AND RO,l,D RUNNER eng,neer!!'Ci by Ihe evil Cardinal Rlcheheu, In 18th m AGE OF UNCERTAINTY 'The Melropolis' The century France. (2 hrs.) modern city -- where did II come from and where IS 9:05 m MOVIE 'The Good Earth· 1937 Paul Muni. It going? Can a metropolis like New York survrve or LUlse Rainer. The slave bride 01 a Simple Chinese is ,I becoming an urban d,nosllur? laborer devotes hersel1 uncomptalrungly to hiS lamlly 9:30 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE and cames them through storm, fam,ne. revolution MACHINE and pestilence. (2 hrs. 45 min) 10:00 ID LILIAS YOGA AND YOU 11:00 0 iii) CD NEWS 10:30 0 ADVENTURES OF MUHAMM,I,D ALI 11:30 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW Host: Johnny m BATMAN· TARZAN Carson Guests' Beverly Sills, Bob and Ray m PHOTOGRAPHY .. ,HERE'S HOW HAS A HAIRCUT FOR YOU em SOAP Episode Eleven. Jessica shows her moxie 11:00 0 CLIFFWOOD AVENUE KIDS when she takes a 111m stand against Chester, her em KROFFTS .sUPERSHOW '77 pn.landerlng husband, and Coronne contronts Peter m PARENT EFFECTIVENESS about hiS behaVior. 11:30 0 SEARCH AND RESCUE: THE ALPHA CD THE CBS LATE MOVIE 'M ASH I Hale a TEAM Mystery' A wave 01 burglanes hit the 4077th unit and II) SPACE ACADEMY susp;Clon lalls on Hawkeye. 'Kojak: The Gillin the ID CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN River' When Kojak I,nds the body 01 a woman, he lears Ihal a psychopathic koller who has nevet been AFTERNOON caught IS back on the streets. (R) 11:45 m FAWl TY TOWERS Basil's long cherished dream of a gala Gourmet Night at Fawlty Towers 12:00 0 RED DOGS, FUMBLES, FLANKERS AND mlghl come true .1 .1 were not tor the lact that the FLICKERS O.J. S'moson w,U co·host With 13 year chel is lYing drunk on the kitchen lloor ojd Attyson Johnson, host ot 'Bubble Gum o.gest: 12:00 Il!) MOVIE 'The Pad and How to Use II' 1966 lor a behind Ihe sceres look at pro lootball. Franco BTlan Bedtord, Jul,e Sommars Hams and Roger StaubaCh Will be on hand to answer 12:20 m DICK C,I,VETT SHOW Guest: John Che­ quest.ons ever, award·w,nn,ng Amencan short story wrller and em A.BC CHILDREN'S NOVEL FOR TELEVISION noveliSt. 'The Nunundaga' Part I. An Indilin youlh faces a 1:00 0 THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Host: Diana enormous Challeflge ..... hen the tnbe, on Ihe verge ot Ross. Gllests Commodores, Jermalne Jackson, slarvatlon, has lIs Sacred Bow stOlen by Ihe" Tala Vega, Frankl,n Alaye enemy "Come Let Us Pamper You" II) TARZAN ID TV GARDEN CLUB with 12:30 II!) NCAA FOOTBAll m FRENCH CHEF 'Meatloaf Masquerade' A Precision Cutting • Soft Natural Perms LOCAL STATIONS AND NETWORKS RESERVE pastry-covered meatloaf sp,ced w

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December 1. 1977-PAGE 19 This week only Free comforter or 3 x 5 oval rug with purchase of $100 or over BURRICK FURNITURE CO. 560 DELAWARE AVE •• ALBANY. N.Y. 46!5-l5112 criminal possession of 2 youths nabbed marijuana. fourth degree. and on drug charges criminal sale of marijuana. a felony. He was released by the YOUTH When Bethlehem police A Ibany County district officer Richard Vanderbilt was attorney in custody of his leaving a Delaware Ave. parents pending a further court SKI PROGRAM restaurant. he noticed a 19- appearance. Police said it was A complele club program including local transportation to GOR year-old Delmar youth "acting Mt. ski area, adult supervision, and ski lessons (beginner thru the first offense for both strangely." Approaching the advanced) for youngsters 9 to 17. youths. Their names were youth's car in the parking lot, For Information & Brochure Call:465-2508 withheld because of their age. Vanderbilt found another 19- year-old Delmar youth in the Wayne Wong passenger's seat with a water Burglars get coins pipe. Acting on an order by Police are investigating the Vanderbilt. the youths ~_SKICLUB_..", theft of $30 in rolled coins from surrendered 75 grams of an upstairs bedroom of the marijuana. which carries a home of Michael F. O'Connor retail value of approximately on Rt. 9W. Glenmont. the $60. night of Nov. 20. There was no At police headquarters one sign of forced entry. according youth was charged with to the police report. unlawful possession 'while his Chester H. Bolen. 79 Maple companion was charged with Ave .. Selkirk. told police last Tuesday that S 15 had been MENOTTI', removed from a locked metal I i cash box in a kitchen cabinet of his home. Police said the lock .~. had been forced. = ~uhl New counselor -tt~ aHIl :111: I I Eric L. Van Dusen of Imprint Your Christmas Cards HIW;: CIHI:QIIS Ravena. a native of Delmar. has joined the recently This Year! established Capital Area Christian Counseling Service Select your favorite design from our wide, currently located at the Bethlehem Community colorful collection of Hallmark Christmas Church. The service provides cards. We'll imprint each card with your professional counseling in the name using your choice of red, green or gold. areas of personal adjustment. Imprinting per box of 25 marriage and family counseling and will provide workshops of $2.00 for one line a preventative nature for churches with community education programs. Van Dusen graduated from Bethlehem Central High School in 1964 and served four years in the U.S. Air Force. He 439-8123 was graduated from California State University at Los Angeles '!!f' in 1975 with a major in +"' ..... ~ ~~- DIG 9·11 psychology. and received a When you care enough to send the very' best master's degree from Georgia Inc. ~...... ~:"14·17 State University. PAGE 20-December 1.1977 Buenau's Opticians, Inc. GET THEM ALL AT Michael Buenau & Tom Hughes are ready to serve you DELAWARE PLAZA with the largest selection of Fashion Eyewear & Contacts . (By Norell) ~__ ___ (that don't need boiling) Parent conferences set Albany County Board Parent-teacher conferences I Realtors is sponsoring an art for pupils in grades 1-5 in I tontest for students in Grades Bethlehem elementary schools I who are interested in will be held on the afternoons l""hitect,,,ml design. Require­ of Dec. 1.6. and 12: Pupils will i are to design a "dream be dismissed after the morning .. on matted sets. session on these dates. and no a rendering, floor lunches will be served. and/ or a model. Deadline Afternoon kindergarten entry forms in Dec. 16. classes. however. will meet as I""'PI'IY dates will be Jan. 29 to usual. Letters have been sent to parents from each of the schools. which explain the can be obtained reporting procedure and give local realtors or the some suggestions on what to County Board of expect from the conferences. 838 Western Ave., Conference times are arranged by the individual teachers. DELMAR ALBANY Tom Hughes 8:30 to 5 Michael P. Buenau 228 Delaware Ave. Sat. till 71 Central Ave. OUR SPECIALTV 439-7012 Noon 434-4149 Living, Balled Christmas Trees Ready NOWI Frasier Fir Douglas Fir Cancolar Fir White Spruce Colorado Blue Spruce Norway Spruce Black Hill Spruce Also In December We Will Have: Cut Christmas Trees, Potted Live Holly Boughs Roping Wreaths MARIANI'S NURSERY Farm Road 765-4970 Voorheesville

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. December 1, 1977-PAGE 21 III JIMMY SWAGGART t:oo 0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAME selections ot music appropriate to the Chnstmas Rickles, Tna Tumer, Charo, RIP Taylor. David 10:30 0 WALL Y'S WORKSHOP New England Patriols vs, Atlanla Falcons; Seattle season Bfenner, Ann·Margret. Gladys Knight and the PIPs. Ill) Bt.ACK FORUM Seahawks vs PIttsburgh Sleelers 5:00 m NATIONAL GEOGRAPHtC 'Voyage ot the Shedy Greene, Merle Haggafd, Totle Fields III PERSPECTIVES Gi) SOUL TRAIN Hokule'A' G!I ABC THEATRE 'The Galhenng' Edward Asner, 10:50 m ONCE UPON A CLASSIC m THE,NFl TODAY New York G,ants vs, SI. Louis Maureen Stapleton. Chnstmas is a mixture of pain 11:00 0 WRESTLING Card,nals EVENING and hope Ifl thIS drama of a driven man whose Ill) GOVERNMENT AND YOU CD INSIDE ALBANY successlul bUSIness has cost him hIS famtly. (2 I!) URBAN LEAGUE SPEAKS OUT 1:30 m AGRONSKY AND COMPANY hrs,) 11:25 m SNOW GOOSE Based 00 ?auj Ga"co's 2:00 IIi) MOVIE 'Under Caprocorn' 1949 Ingrid 6:00 IIi) FROSTY'S WINTER WONDERLAND II) ALL tN THE FAMILY A gwlt·ridden and short slory, thIS drama ,n World War II England, Be'gman, Joseph Cotten, AustralLa 1830's study 01 NarratOf: Andy Grlilith. Frosty the Snowman. the tormented Afchie risks his hfe tor MIke and GlorLa portrays a yOlmg gIrl and a croppled artist whose a woman's degenerabon inlo alcohohsm (2 hrs. 30 enchan"ng holiday character, lakes a WIle in thiS when he learns th~llhelr house is the KKK's (Kweens vulnerabllLI,es 10 ILle prove no less than that 01 the mIn,) mUSIcal sequel, (R) Kounell ot Krusade-rs) next target lor a cross. wounded snow goose they save, The two stars are CD MOVIE 'Romeo and Juhel' 1936 Norma Shearer, m LAWRENCE WELK SHOW bumlng, (Conclusion) R,chard Harns and Jenny Agulter Leshe Howard, Shakespeare'S drama 01 two young 6:30 IIi) NESTOR, THE LONG EARED DONKEY A 9:10 III MASTERPIECE THEATRE 'I, Oaudlus' 11:30 WI fACE TO FACE lovers whose leudlng lamL'Les determIne Ihe tragLc new anImated, Yule·tale 01 a litlle donkey whose Episode Five 'Poison Is Oueen' Augustus Iinany m FACE THE NATION results ot Ihe relatIonshIps is brought to the screen 'handIcap' IS an asset as he fakes Joseph and Mary dIscovers the e~tent ot LIVIa's treachBfY. Postumus's (2 hiS, 30 mLn,) on theIr wOndfOUS )ouflley to Bethlehem banishment will be hlled and hIS successIon to the AFTERNOON 4:00 0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAME 8:55 m ALL·STAR SOCCER Aslon VoMa vs throne ur.questlonable unless Livia can concoct one Cleveland Browns vs San DIego Chargers, New Newcastle fInal scheme. York Jets vs, New Orleans SaInts, Oakland Ra,ders 7:00 0 THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY 10:15 CD BEST OF FAMILIES 'The Great Trolley 12:00 0 TV TOURNAMENT TIME vs, Los Angeles Rams 'The Adventures ot Bullwhip Gfl)"n' To pay ,eturn BaUle' Stephen and John Palflck Rallerty lake WI ISSUES AND ANSWERS II) PEPSI-COLA MIXED TEAM GOLF FInal round passage 10 Boston lor debutante Arabella Flagg and oppoSIte sIdes," the VIolent trolley strike 01 1895 m NEWSWATCH FORUM 01 thIS $200,000 72·hole goll tournament lea turing her brother, Jack, thelf bullef, Bullwhip Gnllon agrees A scab motorman. John Palrick is embushed andlhe 12:30 WI PULSE lemale and male pro·players teamed, From to light Mountain Ox, the most feared man In San Incident is covered by photoioomallSI Safah . III THE NFL TODAY A program precedIng each Bardmoor Country Club, Largo, Fla . Ffancisco (CONCLUSION) Lathrop Nalional Football League broadcast WIth news arxl 4:30 UlJ L'CHAtM·TO LIFE ThiS award wInnIng 111m IIi) THE BELL SYSTEM PRESENTS 'CaptaIns 11:00 II IIi) NEWS teatures on the NFL and other sports news 01 the on the 250-year hIstory 01 the Jews Ln eastern Courageous' AdaptatIon 01 Rudyard Klpl,ng's classLC II) CBS NEWS d', Europe Chronicles the hardships, Ille in the Warsaw novel 01 adventure on the hIgh seas WIth Karl Malden 11:1510 ABC NEWS If.) ghetto, Russian pogroms and NaZI holocaust and Ricardo Monlalban starnng as the men who II) SECOND CITY TV m StLENT NIGHT ThiS program lealures the VIenna teach a spoiled 'rlch kid' hum"'ty and 11:30 0 MOVIE 'Legend of the Lost' 1957 John Boys Choir arxl a mt.Islcal ensemble perlormlng responSlblhty Wayne, SophIa Loren Two men on a treasufe hunt mOO MtNUTES in the Sahara hnd themselves hghling OVBf a 8:00 0 THE 'ANNIE' CHRISTMAS SHOW The woman special lea lures musIc from the show and Chnslmas II!) BAAETI A 'Can't W,n 1m Losin" When a Shown Approx. 1;2 5ize cafOls, 'Anllle' cast members headhlllng the pfOgram d,scouraged man, troubled by h,s son's drug Incll.lde Andrea McArdle, Reid Shelton, Dorothy addlChon, is mistakenly accused of kllnfl9 a hated Loudon and Sandy. dope pusher, the neIghborhood applauds hIm, and II) RHODA Rhoda and Brenda spend a snowy he decides hrs new repulatlon IS worth gomg to Fflday evening having their bi,weekly famIly reunion prison for, (Rl WIth theIr parents where the h~hhghl oflhe e'venlng m DICK CAVEn SHOW IS re·runnlng some home mOVles 01 Rhoda's chltdhood TV Compulog Services, Inc. m EVENING AT SYMPHONY PLanist Maurizio Polllnl is the soloist In the 'P,ano Concerto No, l' by Brahms Selil Ozawa also conducts the Boston Symphony Orchestra In W~f.Ferrarl's 'Overture to ((monday)) Susanna's Secret .. 8:30 II) ON OUR OWN When the painters d,SfUpt Mafle's apartmenl, Juha inSIsts she move in WIth her EVENING lor a while. and Irs a feal lest 1m theIr friendship 9:00 0 THE BIG EVENT 'The Seventh Annual Las 6:00 II IIi) m NEWS Vegas Enterlamment AwardS' Stars who WIll· mZOOM enferlaln and serve as presenters Include Don 6:30 II!) 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PAGE 22-December 1, 1977 II) cas NEWS 8:00 D MAN FROM AnANTIS An I.flderworld 9:00 a MULLIGAN'S STEW A IBiTWy camp,ng trip exploson traps Mark Hams., the past. where he becomes a Inghlerw-og Ofdeallor Jane anti MIchael 10:00 a POLICE WOMAN 'Screams' RICh little CD OVER EASY Guests' Mr, and MrS Irvng guest slars as a well-heeled but demanted becomes .wotved in the leud between Ihe families Ml6gatI when two 01 theor brood become lost 10 the businessman. who ues young temafe hltctl'lliflefS 7:00 0 NBC NEWS 01 the legendary Romeo ana ..u.et. loresl ""'" HAPPY DAYS into hos car lor ther last flOe. (I!) CROSS WITS em em THREE'S COMPANY Roper-s on a rampage lor m THE FlTZPATRICKS The Frtzpatncks don't the IeI'It, so JaCk'. I.f1CIe passes twn a bad 1m THE BARBARA WALTERS SPECIAL Her.y II) LIARS CLUB W"..Ier_ LUCIle Bal and her hu$bana. Gary Morton, CD MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT know how to react when Sean bnngs a school bOOdy, who had recenlty sullered a nervous breakdOwn, CD""'" M.A.S.H. Haw1\eye and Hot Lips, orudgng and DoIy Parton are sc.hed..'ed to lallo; WIth Barbara 7:30 Q IiOLL YWOOD SQUARES Watters 10 the lorst 01 her leg speoals lor this home tor Ihe weekend ~nIOnS on a special nJss;on to another m a,s h (I!) THAT'S HOLLYWOOD season . II) MUPPETS SHOW CD IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF TRAP 'Bemy ...... t. experience a wonctrous phenomenon under \he CD LOU GRANT Lou .and Chane face a dlllocutt CD DICK CAVETT SHOW Gu"ts' Gwen Verdon Goodman' The 'K.ong ot Swing' performs WIth both stress 01 enemy artdlery bre: they doscoYet' eaCh IllS se.lel and big band. 5elecbons onclude :K'"9 other rOfflllntocaty, (part t,) problem: how to tel their publisher that the new man and tl'le Amencan Oance Machine Pari I ., her .fe may be more oflteresled" her paper than LlnLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE 'Here Porter Stomp,' 'Sooo, &no, Song' and the ongonal 9:10 CD MOVtE 'Mracle on 34th Street' 1947 8:00 B h~. Come the BlIdes' Nllihe Oleson and Luke Somms GershWin version 01 'Rhapsody In Blue' With Maureen O'Hara, John Payne 'Kris Knngfe' hired as 11:00 B til) m NEWS meet, lall 10 love and elope, and dur..-.g the frantoc conductor Morlon Goufd and Plarllsl Patrocra /.Jacy's Sanla Cfaus lor the Yuletide season, Prattls-Jennnos astounds his empfoyers and the publoc by inSlSI'"9 11:05 CD MARK RUSSELL COMEDY SPECIAL search lor the paor. the boy's widowered lather and From the campus 01 the Stale UrlIverSlty of New York $pintsler Moss Beadle decode 10 emulate the couple 8:30 ail LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY 'Shirley's Opera­ he's the raal thong (1 hr. 36 rrnn) hon' Shorley is taken 10 the hoSPItal in need ot an 9:30 10 MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW at Butlalo, ~"sl Mark Russel Spools 11>11 wee~'s and lie the matrmoroal knot lhemselves leadoflg pOIotocat IIVlIfltS (I!) THE SAN PEDRO BEACH BUMS emergency ooeraoon, and Ihe medical proless.on IS CD ONE DAY AT A TIME A ~I-ridden and 11:30 THE TONIGHT SHOW ~t host DaVId CD CIRCUS OF THE STARS MIchael YOIl< and tllned lJDside IJOwn when her WIII-meanang '''ends contused Barbara is convnced she's reSponSlbfe lor a rush to her side - ., lui dress Irom an 'AIice 10 her ctassmate's overdose 01 sfeepng PIlls' Bremer. Guests: Mac Da~s. Jerry Baker (plant Condy WAams team uP as rngmasters., the SlII?ood expert), ClmaJ Shard. Norm Crosby. amual sPll'CiaI on wt>och mobon poctl.fe and Ielew;oon WondeTom Snyder. Guest: Rev Kirby J Hensley, lounder and president 01 the Potato and poker (clue to puzzle lIrwversal life Church answer) 5 Cook African tribe •10 Change OCAL STAnONS AND NETWORKS RESERVE 11 Biblical king E RIGHT TO "AKE LAST MINUTE Bitter drug HANGES_ " Slugger, "16 Graceful animal V Compulog S.rvlcee, Inc, 17 Musical tone 16 Fresh 20 Italian river 22 Street ((tuesday» 23 Atmosphere 25 Metal suit EVENING 21 Easter or Christmas 29 Concedes 32 Harrison or Reed 6:00 a CI!) m NEWS mZOOM Scottish 'no' 6:30 1m ABC NEWS "3S Musical poem CD CBS NEWS Detest CD OVER EASY Guest ROber! Yooog "J7 Peterollilms 7:00 0 NBC NEWS 38 Athletic activity 1m CROSS WITS til LIARS CLUB CD MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 7:30 a FAMILY FEUD iii) $128,000 QUESTION II) SHA NA NA CD DICK CAVEn SHOW Ouests Gwen Verdon DOWN and the American Danca Machine Part II 1 Japanese unit 01 measure 2 Major road , Contraction 01 'I am' ...... Comrade •5 ANSWERING • SickH"" •7 Snag Compass direction SERVICE : •,. Bond creator Fleming 35 15 Keg BUSINESS & • 17 Hawaii's symbol Fret PROFESSIONAL • 37 20" Football score 21 Substantiated Telephone Exchange • Police routine 24 Hour~ a Day • " Kitchen appliance "27 N •• Edward of 'lou Granl' .Af: CALL ~. " Actress Balin '" Consumes " Tarol root ~439-4981F • "38 Pronoun 1!lulil· - • .-....

December I, 1977-PAGE 23 m TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE weEK '~er. Price 10:00 II BETTE MIDLEA··OL' RED HAIR IS BACK ot VIolence' Mochaej Jayston 'The D,v,ne M,ss M' Guests: Oustln HoUman, orcus m THE CBS LATE MOVIE 'Houston, We've Got clown Emmetl Kelly arid The HarleUes, Belle's [I ProtJjem' 1974 Robert Culp, Clu Gulager. MISSIon Slng,ng baCkup group Control struggles to bnng three astronauts home m BARETTA Tony BareUa, trying to solve a murder salely. 'Kolak, A Long Way From TlfTles Square' and recover a prICeless necklace beionOing to an 011 DELMAR DEPARTMENT STORE KOlak and Crocker, go to a small Nevada town to she,k, is teamed w,th a FBI agent wI)o is not what 4 Corners, Clothing and try to take back an Importanl WItness, but they wirld he appears to be UD In )a,1 aller a local brawl 10:30 ID MARK RUSSELL COMEDY SPECIAL Delmar Accessories 11:40 ID DICK CAVEn SHOW Guests: Gwen From the campus ot the State UniverSIty of New York VerdOl1 and the Ameflcan Dance Machllle Pari II at BullaJo. humons! Mark Russeft SPOOfs the week's 1:00 II TOMORROW Host. Tom Sl1yder leadIng pohl,cal events 11:00 11m CD NEWS CHRISTMAS HOURS: ID ABC CAPTIONED NEWS 11:;m 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW Gues! host David Starting December 5 LOCAL STATIONS AND NETWORKS RESERVE Brennef. Guest, John Da",dson THE RIGHT TO MAKE LAST MIHUTE II!) ST ARSKY AND HUTCH, MYSTERY OF THE CHANGES. WEEK ST ARSKY AND HUTCH·'The Ba,1' SlarSky Open every night 'til 9 and Hutch pose as dealers to naol a b,g tome heroon TV Compulog S.u'lc ••, Inc. sup~Ier. MYS~ERY OF THE WEEK·'The WerewoH 01 Woodstock A man '5 lurned ,nto a werewolf by an electr;c;al slorm al Woodstock, (R) m THE CBS LATE MOVIE 'Hawaii F,ve·O The Listener' A paranoic threatens a psych,alrlst and a~ ot hIS patIents, 'Kojak: A House 01 Prayer' A Las Vegas policeman collars a 'ret,red' counterfeller, but EVENING betore the cnmnal can be returned to New York he's k,lIed (R) If) DICK CAVETT SHOW Guesl: W,llard Gayl,n 6,00 Q m (I) NEWS 1:00 II TOMORROW Host: Tom Snyder tIlZODM 6:30 m ABC NEWS LOCAL STATIONS AND NETWORKS RESERVE m CBS NEWS THE RIGHT TO MAKE LAST MINUTE CD OVER EASY Guest: Barbara FekJon CHANGES. 7:00 II NBC NEWS 111) CROSS WITS TV Compulog Service., Inc. i£J LIARS CLUB ID MACNEIL·LEHRER REPORT 7:30 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES m MATCH GAME m DISASTERS «daytime)) ID DICK CAVETT SHOW Guest' W,~ard Gayton. 8:00 D FLINTSTONES CHRISTMAS SPECIAL MORNING When Sanla Claus spraIns hIS ankle wh,le delIVering FRENCH RESTAURANT presents 10 Bedrock, he gIves Fred a speCIal power wn,ch enables hIm to drive the sleIgh and dehver Ihe 6:00 m BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS OPEN NEW YEAR'S EVE AND remainIng gIlls around the world 6:30 m SUNRISE SEMESTER m TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS PaUl 6:40 m NEWS FOR KIDS Lynde's guests tOl Ihls speCIal are Anne Meara, NEW YEAR'S DAY-4-9 P.M .. 6:55 II STUDENT SPECTRUM Martha Ray. Ahce Ghoslley, Fosler Brooks, Howard 7:00 II TODAY Christl'YJas Parties Etc. MOrriS, George Gabel, Anson Williams II!) GOOD MORNING AMERICA m GOOD TIMES B,g brother J J. IS watChIng when CD CBS NEWS For reservations call 463-5130 Thelma becomes the romantiC target of a handsome 7:30 m MACNEIL·LEHRER REPORT stranger wllh a shady past 8:00 m CAPTAIN KANGAROO Rte. 9W, Glenmont, 3 miles south of Thruway Exit 23 If) NOVA 'The Race lor Ihe Dooble Hehx' Author m LILIAS YOGA AND YOU Isaac ASlmov narrates the story behlrld the discovery 8:30 If) MISTER ROGERS 01 Ihe structure 01 DNA James Walson and 9:00 Q BEWITCHED e,·colleague FranCIS Click exchange memories at Ill) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW the race tor Ihe structure of the gene (I) DINAH 8:30 m SZYSZNYK Baskelbali greal Reggie ID SESAME STREET Jackson, as hImself, comes to the commumty cenler 9;30 II GONG SHOW (THUR., FR!,) Andy G"flith search,ng tor the home-run ball which he hot ,n the Show (EXC, THUR, FRI) World Selles 10:00 II SANFORD AND SON 9:00 II MAC DAVIS._.I BELIEVE IN CHRISTMAS Ill) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY Guesls DaVid Soul. Sh,elds and Yarnell, Engelbert (I) PRICE IS RIGHT (EXC. THUR.) Oecember Humperd,nck ,n a holIday triP through choldhood Magallne (THUR.) memOlles If) IN·SCHOOL PROGRAMMING m CHARLIE'S ANGELS The Angels are hired to 10:30 Q HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ANTIQUES prolect Sammy DaVIS, Jr aller he 's threalened m EDGE OF NIGHT CD THE CBS WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIES 11:00 II WHEEL OF FORTUNE 'Uplown Saturday Nlghl' S,dney Po,ller, Bill Cosby II!) HAPPY DAYS BOUGHT & SOLD Sle'le Jackson, who 's holdIng a $50,000 10Uery m MATCH GAME 1".k.!I, and Wardell Frankhn, who has been haVing 11 :30 II KNOCKOUT a lucky STreak at craps, are held up by gangsler Silky UlI FAMILY FEUD SI,m When they try to recover the money. Ihey are m LOVE OF LIFE caughl In Ihe mIddle 01 a gangland feud (2 hrs ) 11:55 (I) CBS NEWS "A T THE SIGN OF THE COFFEE MILL" ID GREAT PERFORMANCES 'Ab,de w,lh Me' Calhleen Nesbill 's featured ,n Juhan M.lchell's AFTERNOON dramahzahon 01 the comple' relatlonsh,p belween a strict lonely dowager and Ihe yOlmg g,rl h,red as her housekeeper F.lmed ,n the onglnal Gloucester· 12:00 II TO SAY THE LEAST A FABULOUS COLLECTION IN ALL 14 ROOMS shire selt,ng, the drama .s set in 192B In England's mmNEWS Colswold Hills 12:30 D CHICO AND THE MAN (THUR ,FRL)Gong AND CARRIAGE HOUSE Show (EXC, THUR, FRI.) m RYAN'S HOPE • EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE m SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 1:00 II ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW • VICTORIAN MARBLE TOP FURNITURE UlI ALL MY CHILDREN answer m YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS • AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN ART OBJECTS 1:30 Q DAYS OF OUR LIVES m AS THE WORLD TURNS • PATTERN GLASS AND COLLECTABLE 2:00 m $20,000 PYRAMID 2:30 II DOCTORS CHINA UlI ONE LIFE TO LIVE (I) GUIDING LIGHT • FINE SILVER • CUT GLASS 3:00 II ANOTHER WORLD 3:15 m GENERAL HOSPITAL • LAMPS • OLD PEWTER 3:30 m ALL IN THE FAMILY (EXC TUE,) At!er Hours (TUE,) 'SIng,n. Sw.ngln and All ThaI Jazz' • PAINTINGS • PRINTS If) LILIAS YOGA AND YOU 4:00 II BEWITCHED m MERV GRIFFIN (EXC, WED.) My Three Sons (WED) m BATMAN (EXC, TUE) ID SESAME STREET JEANNE VAN HOESEN 4:30 II MIKE DOUGLAS UlI ABC AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL (WED.l'Mlghty 67 ADAMS PLACE, DELMAR Moose and Ihe ().jarlerback K,d' m PARTRIDGE FAMILY 518-439-1021 5C:E~E~ciE~E~~~NS (EXC. WED.) • ' If) MISTER ROGERS . Open 7 days a week til Christmas 530 ., ODD COUPLE til ELECTRIC COMPANY (EXC. MON.) VISIOn On Evenings by appointment . ·... IIiII ••••••• _ ••••~ IMDNI 'L"a'C"A'L'S·T"."T"IO"N"S"'."N-O"N"E'TWunO-.H'''S''O''E''S''E.OV"E.I i~::~~ ______~~;:~~ i ,CHANGES.THE RIGHT TO MAKE LAST MINUTE PAGE 24-December 1, 1977 Dog licenses Auxiliary party Most Tri-Village Homeowners Prefer now available The Christmas party of the ladies auxiliary of the Elsmere Dog owners in the town of Fire Co. will be Dec. 8 at 6:30 Bethlehem may purchase THE COMPLETE p.m. The evening will begin FUEL SERVICE licenses now. New York State with a covered dish supper and Law requires that all dogs over an exchange of Christmas the age of six months be ornaments and will conclude FUEL OIL-KEROSENE-GASOLINE licensed: licenses are due Jan. l. INSTALLATION OF HEATING AND AIR with a business meeting. CONDITIONING SYSTEMS Fees are $2.35 for each male or spayed female dog. $5.35 for Hors d'oeuvres class MAIN-CARE HEATING SERVICE 318 Dllaware Ave .. Dllmar - 24-Hour Service each unspayed female dog. The A rts Center on Holy 439-7605 Licenses are available from Names Campus. 1069 New the town clerk. 393 Delaware Scotland Rd .. will be offering Ave .. Delmar. between 8:30 two more of its Holiday a.m. and 4:30 p.m .. Monday Workshops Dec. 8-9. Dottie DELMAR ART GROUPS through Friday. According to Meyer will conduct a class on Town Clerk Marion T. Camp. hOTs d'oeuvres. 10th, Winter licenses may also be secured by mail. Mailed applications ART SHOW & SALE should include a stamped. self­ PAPA'S addressed envelope. ITALIAN-AMERICAN Sunday, Dec. 4th. 11-5pm learn to quilt RESTAURANT Bethlehem Coffee House Mary M iller will teach a class in quilted pillows on Tuesday. Includes soup or salad. 125 Adams St., Delmar Dec. 6 from 1-4 p.m. at the Arts spaghetti or french 'ries Center on the Holy Names campus. Fabric will be Veal Parmaglana 4.45 Helen St. Clair Barbara Wooster decorated using the trapunto or Pork Cutlet Jinx Mercer Suzanne Seaver English wadding technique. Parmaglana 4.45 and the surface will be quilted for bas-relief effect and finished -= into a tailored pillow or tote Stuffed Shells 3.00 bag. Call Amy DeLuca. 438- Lasagna 3.00 7895 for information. And Delmar's Best PIZZA, tool Kiwanis Christmas party Take" home. or re/a]( In our The Kiwanis Club of New Alr-CondJlloned Dining Room Scotland has set aside Dec. 9 for the Christmas party being 261 DELAWARE AVE planned by Vic and Jim E E Hladun. 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r When was the last time your child brought home a report card he was really proud of? Jim Chamberlain. left. and Art Bourdeau in new quarters Have your youngster evaluated at The Learn­ ing Center. A few hours a week with us can too. Custom Built Audio haS" literally change his life. Business expands expanded and moved to the in Slingerlands front of the building at 1526 If you can drive a nail. you Nev.' Scotland Rd .. Slinger­ ~~ !~o~n ~~~~I~U~g E~I~~~~ can build your own stereo lands. where they have been Individual Testing: with special tutoring spt:akers from kits available at located since mid-July. Art , programs in Reading. Phonics, Spelling, Language Development, Study SkillS Custom Built Audio. or if you Bourdeau of Altamont and .lim and Mathematics. \\'ant to spend $6.000 on a Chamberlain of Slingerlands • Albany ...... 12 Colvin Ave ...... 459-8500 stereo system.' can do that. are the shopkeepers. and in • Schenectady' ..... Albany-Sch'dy Rd ...... 370-5007 their new quarters will have a • Clifton Park ...... Rts. 9 and 146 ...... 371-7001 Area's Oldest and Largest larger service shop. display • East Greenbush .. Greenbush Fair Plaza .. 477-8701 rooms and a sound room. \.. alliliated WI(h the National Learning Center Network Custom Built Audio plans to SAAB continue offering free delivery Oealer - - . with complete and set up. authori7.ed service parts dept. ANO SERVICE! on the premises and a complete line of stereo equipment for TtSl d"h'e a Saab at homes. office and cars. Bourdeau is a professor of GREAT GIFT-GIVING IDEAS! engineering science and mathematics at Hudson Valley Special Sale-"Cubes" 11" . Reg. 7.99 New Salem Community College, working The innovative way to 14" - Reg. 10.99 furnish. Perfect for reo at Custom Built Audio 16" - Reg. 13.49 evenings and weekends. He cords, books, as coffee 18"· Reg. 17.99 GaragQcil used to install stereos in homes tables or accent group­ Most wanted sizes New Salem,N.V. and says that the new enterprise ings. Stack 'em up or or 14" 16" "is a hobby that turned into a group them for truly 765·2702 business." Chamberlain unique furniture! Your choice $888 rrr,;;;~ t\9~:~_~. ~'1~::;. ~K-<1£ Ji.~~" - ~. ~. A~"'W""> ." , ~ ''';10 ., SHUTTLE HILL HERB SHOP HANDMADE DOLLHOUSE FURNITURE ANTIQUE MINIATURES

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PAGE 26-December 1. 1977 studied electronics in high On the cover: school, was a marketing major Cheryl Hurwitz as Lili has the at SUNY at Albany and worked for Bourdeau before lead in the HCHS senior play, COME SEE! they formed the partnership. "Carnival," opening tonight (Thursday) at the High School. D.A. BENNETT, Inc. Bethlehem adds 4 Photo montage on the cover by Jim Carroll. Since 1915 Trusted to police force Delmar Public Library Four Glenmont residents. all Puppet workshop Tues. Dec. 6, at 7:30 in their mid·20's. have been The Arts Center on Holy appointed provisional Names Campus. 1069 New "Solar Heating - Insulation" patrolmen in the Bethlehem Scotland Rd.. will hold a police department. raising the puppet workshop for children department's manpower table on Saturday morning from 9 from 23 to 27. The appoint­ a.m. to 12 noon. The workshop ments were approved by the will be conducted by Elizabeth town board last week in the Conley and will include a wake of repeated statements by performance of "Sister Rabbit '~1J~ill~~ police officials that the force is and the Tar Baby." Each child . ~;~ . understaffed. will be supplied with materials COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRING Named to the department to make his own puppet. For were Joseph M. Mosca of 44 information call Amy Deluca ROAD SERVICE AND TOWING West Bayberry Dr.. James J. at the Arts Center. 438-7895. !4 GROVE ST •• DELMAR, N.Y. Corbett of Beacon Rd .. ., BRAKES • LUBRICA'! .aN • WHEEL ALIGNMENT /I BALABCE Stephen J. Demarest of Pecan sale on [i" .. "nO" .'l~ . Wemple Rd. and Paul F. > I(EtIo HERE' • IGNITION SERVICE The Smith College Club is • ELECTRICAL. AIR CONOI!TIONING Roberts of 7 Wiggand Dr. The I:II'~I;;!J~E ARE • TIRE SERVICE IJeuon Tires) appointments are effective conducting its annual sale of Ii GB9yg;3:r • OFFICIAL NYS INSPECTION Dec. 17. and the new officers pecans for the benefit of its • COOLING SYSTEM PROBLEMS are expected to begin an eight­ scholarship fund. Orders can • ~.~ TANK REPAIRS 1:30 LIII ..&.30 p,lII. ~on.·~rt-SIlIIun. EIII~"'c, HLl krYlce Onl, week basic training course in be telephoned to 439-7570 or l439-2725 January 465-2929.

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December t. 1917-PAGE 27 It's not just a Job, Legion women wrapping. addressing and It's an Adventure mailing is added. See your Navy donate to VA Recruiter or Christmas folk music Call Toll-free The American Legion Rev. .lames E. Borden. -8000 Auxiliary will sponsor the 27th pastor of Calvary United Annual Christmas gift shop on Methodist Church of Latham. Monday and Tuesday at the will present a program of Albany Veterans Administra­ Christmas folk music at the 154 Delaware Ave. tion Hospital. Patients will Delmar Progress Club's Delmar, N.Y. 439-1246 have the opportunity to choose Holiday Tea. The program will gifts free of charge to send to Next to Delaware Plaza Behind Denby's be held in the First United their loved ones at home for Methodist Church of Delmar Litton & Panasonlc Microwave Ovens Craig & Sylvania Christmas. The members have on Dec. 5 at I p.m .. Home & Auto Stereo Sony, Sylvania & Quasar worked for months buying. Snow parking crackdown Televisions CB Sales & service sorting. boxing the items and getting the shop ready for the Bethlehem police this week holidays. As the season are starting strict enforcement ~on.-Fri., Noon-9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.• I approaches the work of of the town's "snow ordinance" that prohibits parking on Rethlehem streets between I Grateful? and 7 a.m. during the winter Get in touch Let's Give Thanks· months. Signs proclaiming the Together_ ordinance were posted this with Microwave Cooking week at all entrances of the town. The ban will be in effect until April 15 to facilitate snow plowing. Invitation to newcomers The Tri-Village Welcome Wagon will hold an informal gathering for all newcomers to Bethlehem lutheran Church the area at the Bethlehem 85 Elm Ave., Delmar Library on Thursdav. Dec. 8 at 7:30 p.m. All new ~esidents of 439-4328 the town of Bethlehem are invited even if they have not received a Welcome Wagon call. Panasonic NE-7900 "Feather Touch" Microwave Oven Seafood Restaurant Inc. • Feather Touch Control Rt. 9W W. Coxsackie, N.Y. 12192 • Food temperature probe N. Y.5. Thru Exit 21 B 518-731-9905 • Programmable to change cooking functions automatically • Six power settings. 70-700 watts • Digital clock and 100 minute timer • Two defrost settings, reheat, and slow cook • Large 1.25 cu. ft. oven Save $100 SUNDAY SPECIAL • Clear view door window Reg. $599.95 December 4th WINTER SPECIAL • Hard cover color cookbook S I • Simulated woodgrain finish a e Full Course Fried Shrimp Panasonic~499.95 Leg of Lamb $495 just slightly ahead of our time $495 q~-~et $tHU«L 154 Delaware Ave. Delmar, N.Y. 439-1246 Hours: Tues. - Sun. 11 :30 - 9:30 Next to Delaware Plaza-Behind

PAGE 28-0ecember 1. 1977 BASKETBALL last year and are expected to hit "WE-DARE-TO-COMPARE" Blackbirds could the boards hard for the 'Birds. Smith also has hi&h hopes Christmas Sale for juniors Steve Smith. Craig 'go all the way TENNIS RACKETS HERMAN'S Gleason. Marty McTague and OUR PRICE When Voorheesville Central Tim Lewis. Smith averaged Head Competition II $59.95 launches its basketball season close to 20 points a game last 52.88 next Friday at Coxsackie­ season and was. in the elder Head Professional 43.95 Athens. it could be the start of Smith's words. "the best Davis Duke 60.00 49.99 Coach Howard Smith's first ballplayer in the.lV league last Jack Kramer Pro 34.95 28.95 championship season. I n only year." In his final game Smith his second year as mentor. clicked for 29 points against Yamaha Graphite 69.99 59.95 Smith feels he has the team to league champs Maple Hill as he , reach the top of the Central led the squad to victory. ALL OUR PRICES ARE LOWER! Hudson Valley League. Rounding out the team are Returning starters from last junior guards John Harding year's 9-9 Club are 6-6 center and Ralph Kelly. both quick .lack Carmody. 6-3 forward ballhandlers. Dave Condon and sharpshoot­ Smith has a large hole to fill ing senior guard Pete Foster. at the guard position from the /\Iso returning are senior loss of standouts M ike Fredette guards Mike.lohnsonand Rich and Mark Michele. who Fenwick and senior forward contributed almost 30 points a .lim Ableseth. Carmody and game between them last year. Condon were good rebounders Foster. Lewis. Fenwick and ROUTE 9W AND SOUTHERN BLVD (at Thru ..... ay ea,t 23i ALBANy. N Y 12209 Give your home a perfect· holiday gift •••

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December I, 1977-PAGE 29 Johnson are being g.roomed to break often with co-captains pick up the slack. Condon and Foster leading the The Blackbirds look to be an way. excellent rebounding c1uh. and The JV squad is coached bv despite mediocre team speed. former Scotia High and the~' can be expected to fast Albany State star Gary Trevett. UNIQUELY WEEKLY Subscribe to The Spotlight

for professional news coverage of Delmar, Bethlehem Central Athletic Assn. officers planning for the Dec. Slingorlands, Voorheesville, Glenmont and nearby 10 appearance of the Springfield College gymnastics team. From communities. left: Kath} Lampert. Priscilla Miller. Michael "odom. association president and Ann ,,'arren. .lim Carroll

$6.00 a year-2 years $10.00 SPORTS i he team in points scored (2R 1) within Albany County and rebounds (151). The other Eagles quintet starting forward of last year. All other Subscriptions $8.00 a year. has high hopes Jeff Sliter. also returns for the Eagles. He scored 130 points. A solid nucleus of SPOTLIGHT, 414 Kenwood Ave .. Delmar N. Y. 12054 good for 7.2 points per game. experienced players tabs hut more importantly. he led Bethlehem Central as a Please enter my Q renewal 0 newsubcription to the SPOTLIGHT. I the Eagles In offensive frontrunner in the race for the have enclosed $6.00 for the next year, $10.00 for the next 2.. rebounds (60). Suhurban Council basketball Also returning is ccnter championship. There are seven NAME ______Mark Plate!' who had 183 returning players from last points and 95 rebounds. Bob year's s4uad. which was good Engleman. who chipped in 177 STREETADDRESS ______~------~ for an excellent 12-6 record and points and 98 rebounds. and second place in the council. P.O. ______ZIP ______Tom Fiato. who had 60 points One is the Eagles' star and II rebounds. The Eagles forward. Da\'c Bursey. who led also have depth and experience with returning players Scott Miller and Jeff Poggi. together witb a hoard of upcoming ex­ DiNAPOLI & DiNAPOLI jayvees led hy John Sica. Coach Dale Walts has ---I booked three scrimmages. Hudson on Nov. 30. Bishop ! Gibbons on Dec. .3 and Voorheesville on Dec. 6. all Introducing AD UTE ULTRAVUE PROGRESSIVE POWER away. These scrimmages LENSES, the finest example of advanced optical technology. There are no segment lines to divide the vlewlng'portlons alln traditional bifocal designs. Instead, you have a smooth gradual change In lens power and clear N.Y.S. Ollleial vision at ALL distances. So you won't experience the INSPECTION CENTER Image disturbance and blur that occurs at the line in convenllonal bifocals. Made of light weight ptastic -- large enough to be adaptable to the modern large frames without oversize L&J{ charges. Brake & Front End Service 282 Delaware Ave .. Delmar-439-6309 115 Adams St., Delmar 43~3083 - 439-9860 Tues., Wed .. Fri. 1:30-5:30 Thurs. 9:00-12:00 Sat. 9:00-1:00 Alignment and Balan" Closed Mon. Open Tues. night 7-8:30 We replace Mulll",. Tall Pip .. 457 Madison Ave Albany -449-3200 and Fnlnt End Part. Mon. thru Fri 9:00-5:30 Brak ... Shock •• Spring. Appointments not necessary. but appreciated. Sat. 8:30-1:00

PAGE 3O-Docember 1. 1977 should sho\v the Eagles' two 13 and 16-14. Coach Carol possible weaknesses. overall Walts remarked that the girls aggressive rebounding and did not playas well as they are We'll make your consistent defense. capable of. but they Bethlehem's outlook for a enthusiastically bounced back motor possible Suburban Council and came to practice the sing championship is excellent. following day. ready to work Walts feels that "barring any harder. unforseen injuries. I think our Senior Krina Danckert and chances are ~'ery good at being junior Joanne Van Woert take • Engine Tune-up a title contender." He also the place of excellent spiker. • Front End Alignment added. "I fccl Shaker is the .Ioce Van Heest. who * Automatic Trans- graduated last year. Junior mission Service team to beat. with Mohonasen * Modern Equipment and Niskayuna right up there." Edie Eyres returns to the • Skilled Mechanics S/('\'f Pitt varsity with her fine setting ability. while Anile Dalton. Tee DeFlumer and Lynn Pellerin have junior varsity and some I Girls' volleyball varsity experience. Juniors Cathy' Harder. Mary' Anne i eyes 4th crown Sciartelli and 'Mary Tuohey A tough season lies ahead for moved up from the .IV. Mary the Bethlehem Central girls' Howell. a freshman. a volleyball team. which IS defending its Suburban Council and Section II crowns of the past three seasons. ABARGAIN IS DNLYA DEAL Although they have no chance of repeating last year's record of 14-0. the girls are off to a WHEN IT'S ASTIH[. good start. winning two matches and losing one. In their first match. Bethlehem defeated visiting Colonie in two games out of and outplayed host ia two games out of three n the following match. Last the team lost a close tch to visiting Columbia. 15- A Nurse 16995 You Can Stihl chain saws last longer and hold up Trust better than any other saws made, and that in itself is a bargain! But right now, To care for someone you love we're dealing out over $34 worth of free in the hospital or at home. Med­ extras to anyone who ical Personnel Pool has highly buys one of our home­ qualified ANs, LPNs, Aides and Attendants. Each is respon­ owner's saws with sible to our Director of NurSing, free matching carry· The World's Largest each fully insured and bonded. ingcase. Selling Chain Saw. Day, night or around the clock Lay Away for Christmas care easily arranged. 463-2171 HILCHIE'S AMERICAN HARDWARE 235 Delaware Ave. Delmar

December t, 1917-PAGE 31 promising athlete in all sports. were outplayed by Averill is on her second varsity team Park. 15-8. 15-13. this year. She is an adroit and The big spikers on the team coordinated player. are junior Wendy Kohler and senior Pam Furbeck. but Lock AT TOLL GATE INC. Cinc~l' Cohn emphasized volleyball is a team 1569 NEW SCOTLAND ROAD VOLLEYBALL sport requiring many good SLINGERLANDS, N.Y. 12159 VHS girls look players which she believes Voorheesville has this year. FASHION HIGHLIGHTS for a good year The next game is with in. Since opening the girls' Guilderland at Voorheesville Sportswear & Casual Clothes varsity vollevball season Oct. on Dec. 5. 31. Voorhe~sville is 3-2 in Kelli F(l'nn Mon.-Tues.-Wed.-Sat.10-6 league play and 3-3 overall. Thurs.-Fri. 10-10 Coach Robyn Lock is Child speech confident the team will program set improve on last year's record of 4-6. Tri-Village Nursery School Allhough Voorheesville beat will present a discussion on Calski1l2-1 wilh scores of 15-9 "Speech Development in and 15-12 on Nov. 21. Coach Young Children" on Tuesday. Lock said she felt the girls were Dec. 6 al 8 p.m. at the First capable of playing belter United Methodist Church. volleyball. A day later the girls Delmar. Speakers will be pUI forth a lot of effort. but Carolyn Rosenthal of Ihe 'Capital Area Speech Cenler and Gary Nelson. DDS. Focus f--'-~-'-~ will be on normal speech M ~~fri'J1Jf~~~~ I development. The purpose of 15 Toro Bolens ! the meeting is to enable parents !lIl Jacobsen I to learn methods of encoura­ ging good speech and to ~ Snowblowers in stock ii,',', III for immediate delivery III recognize when outside help may be needed. Order Your I Mrs. Rosenthal is a licensed Holiday Gift I FREE SET OF CHAINS I speech and language patholo­ I pies & breads Packages II with ALL NEW 2-STAGE III gist. She is a staff member and Now I SNOWBLOWERS i consultant of the Capital Area Watch us Speech Center and an assistant ~~ make cider! professor at SUNY A. Dr. I L.C. SMITH I Nelson practices in Delmar and STORE HOURS: 9-5 Weekly II LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT I is on Ihe slaff at Albany " 154-8 Delaware Ave., Delmar, N.Y. i Medical Center Hospital. He is i 439-9746 ~ a member of the executive committee for the Third IiL (N"eKlIO___ Delaware Pla,la)"IIIIK Len" __ Smllh. owne,O* ,r I District Dental Society. J! ja Gifts I Ca Accessories Shades I Make your reservations Gorham Crystal Jewelry Ii ,.,.~ a J!! early for Norman Rockwell Figurines Ii NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER Porcelain Music Boxes served 'til 10 p.m. Gift Certificates & Layaways I Closed Christmas Day Mon.-Fri. 10-8:30 Sat. 10-5:30 Ii Open New Year's Day THE CRYSTAL CHANDELIER ! PARTIES - BANQUETS - BUSINESS MEETINGS in Delmar ~ Open 7 days a week 11:30 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. - bar 'til. !! ~ Musical s;ylings of the BEVERLY GAGE DUO Frl . .5 Sal. 8V~: Ii Thalcher 51.. Selkirk - All lEGAL BEVERAGES - 767-9045 '~ BEH:~:~:: HALL :. __iill'{iill'{iill'{iilllt __iill'{iill'{_iilffiOi

PAGE 32-December 1, 1977 Parents music workshop The Music Dept. of The Arts Center on Holy Names Campus. 1069 New Scotland Rd .. will offer a short workshop on "Music Instruc­ tion: What's It All About?" . Heated-Air con·dltloned Ann Brandon. music coord ina- Rt. 9W, Glenmont I tor. and members of the faculty (Across from Marjem Kennels) will discuss such topics as the RESER VA TlONS REQUIRED right age to begin lessons. tips on purchasing a piano or other Your Choice of Food instruments. practice require­ ments. etc. Various instru­ Eleanor Cornell ments will be demonstrated. The workshop will be held 767-9095 from 10:30 to noon on ~~L_ Saturday. Dec. 3. Histed brothers. Brent. left. and Gary. in new store. Ch('ryl Mark.1 ":ii41li:•• !o\IJI!!.\ii.:.;II: •• f4:.".IA1:IiI __ BUSINESS brand-name appliances and HOLIDAY HOURS ~ Brothers expand bathroom accessories. There Mon-Frl 10-9 Sat 10-6 also are wallpapers and paints. ..~ i. into retail field "We're able now 'to offer a complete concept of the entire Two Unionville brothers · ~ who have grown up in the job, either new construction or construction trades have remodeling." says Brent. "We • Gift Certificates expanded their business into a now personally coordinate the • complete line of interior design electrical, heating and and remodelling. plumbing phases along with · ~ Brent Histed. 31. and his cellar-to-roof construction brother. Gary. 29. held a work. interior or exterior." MENSWEAR "grand opening" of Delmar Brent has a two-year degree Interior Design at a family­ in construction from Hudson 163 DELAWARE AVE ~. owned building at 228 Valley Community College, 439-2148 (Opposite Delaware Plaza) A Gary a four-year degree in Delaware Ave .. Elsmere last !!f~lR= ~ Ample Parking In Rear ~ construction from Syracuse week. The new venture is a i ~ Front a?d Rear Entran~es University. J spinoff of their Delmar ~:~~ ~~;q:.~. Construction Corp .. an __=t:1\!t-':.'-"41Ii: ... enterprise founded by their ST. PATRICK's father. Edgar Histed. also of VOORHEESVILLE Carpet Co. Unionville. For many years the THRIFT SHOP Main St., Ravena,NY family lived at 411 Delaware FROM NOW 'TIL JAN. 15 Ave .. Delmar. and now the brothers live next door to each ... now has clothes, toys, SALES other in Unionville. each nicknacks and greenery for ON MAaR BRAND NAMES married with a son and a Christmas, selling at very CARPETS & LINOLEUM reasonable prices. hter. For Every Room of Your House new store features a Open Thurs. 1 . 4, Sat. 1 . 4:30, om line of kitchen cabinets and Sun. 9 . 1 Voorheesville stock line. and Carpet Co. PRINTING To Cover Your Needs! Business Cards? No Finance Charge If Paid in 90 Days! Yes, and the price Is rlghtl Instant Credit For Those ALSO: Printing on Envelopes and Letterheads Who Qualify - Up to $300! General Printing and Copy Service We Do Offset Printing On Our Premises ~ DELMAR COPY CENTER So. Main Street Voorheesville 121 Adams SI., Delmar -'439-3026 Phone 765-4489

. December 1. 1977-PAGE 33 New chlldren's librarian' The' Bethlehem Library has C. B. CLARKE, INC. announced the appointment of Micki S, Nevett as head of FOR children's and young adult INSURANCE services. She is a magna cum CALL laude graduate of SUNY at Albany and has a masters 'of library science degree. Prior to coming to this area she was employed by the Wallingford Public Library in Conn,

LWV on energy The Bethlehem unit of the League of Women Voters will Corpsmembers from the New York Job Corps Center were hold irs monthly meeting among the donors at the bloodmobile held at the First Reformed Burt Anthony Thursday. Dec. 8 at 9: 15 a,m, in Church of Bethlehem in Selkirk. In this photo. Janet Wilson of the Bethlehem Library, the Job Corps starfreas~ures corpsman Andres Guest while Trudy Members will consider THERE IS AN OLD SAYING McDermott of the Red Cross draws his blood. - "YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE" significant energy consensus SO WHY NOT LIVE IT WITH questions at this meeting, Flutist with symphony Delmar man cited A PROPER INSURANCE PRC)­ Anyone interested in joining or Roher! Ragsdale, Winne GRAM? learning more about the Irwin Gilman. flutist. will be n. League is invited to attend the soloist in "Prelude to the Rd .. Delmar. has hcell awarded 439·9958 meeting, Babysitting will be Afternoon of a Faun" when the the Health Education provided. For transportation Albany Symphony Orchestra Disl i n~u ishcd Service A. \\'a rd hy the New York Stale 3.39 Delaware or information call Doris Davis plays DeBussy's celebrated orchestral work Saturday at Federation of Professional Delmar at 439-5786, the Palace Theater. Albany, Health Educators. The award The concert. which also will was nrcscntcd at the Annual present Brahms' Symphony Health Education Conferencc NO.3 and Bartok's Concerto in Cortland in Octohcr, for Orchestra. will begin at Ragsdale is executivc director 8:30. For reservations and of the Amcrican I,ung Assn, of ticket information call 465- Ncw Y(lrk St:ltl' which is hascd 4755, in /\lh:l11\', .~. p~~~~~~ -IT~ ~ . HANDY DANDY 3 Springbok Puzzles ..• the Perfect Family Gift! ~ CLEANERS #

An ideal Christmas gift for the entire family. Choose from fine aIi designs, $2.50 and up "collectable" designs or children's Drapes Cleaned & Pressed 3S-SSe per pleat designs. From 70 to 1000 pieces! Men's 2-plece suit $2.00 $1.75 to $7.00 Bulk Dry Cleaning $3/9 Ib -1c Alterations s. Ii. -1c Rug Cleaning ~ THE :1 MULLEN PAPER MILL PHARMACY Delaware Plaza, Delmar Delaware Ave_, Elsmere i Mon-Frl 7 a_m.-6 p_m_ til 439-8123 439-9356 Ii. Sat 9-5 ., " 240 Delaware Ave., Delmar 439-4444 Ii © 1977 Hallmal1\ CardS,lnc. .~~ttR2~

PAGE 34-Decombor 1, 1977 r------C LASS I FI E OS ------. . Classified Ads are 15¢ per word ($1.50 minimum) payable in advance before 4 p.m. Friday for following Thursday publication. -4949 Come in person ormail your ad with check of money order to 439 414 Kenwood Ave., Delmar. 439-4949

APPLIANCES FIREPLACE WOOD-SEASONED. split and delivered by order, "439- HORSES LAWN & GARDEN CARE 3604,439-0316. 511229 . TORCHY'S TACK SHOP REAGAN'S TREE SERVICE, re­ SEASONED HARDWOOD cui and Jericho Rd., Selkirk moval. trimming, cabling. split to order. Delivered and Emergency service, insured. 439- stacked at your convenience. Face R07-2701 , 5052. If ~~-'t'- cord $35. 3 face cords $85. John B. Mon.-Sal. 9-9 DISCOUNT PRICES with Guertze, Jr. 434-8903. Boarding & Training Stables RIDING SUPPLIES & SADDLES PERSONALIZED FIREWOOD: Seasoned hardwooci. LEE'S .Lessons-.ln~oor Arena SERVICE Delivered, stacked. Joe. 872-0236. CARLETON TV 41128 TREE 439-2928 HARD FIREWOOD. $3511ace cord. INTERIOR DECORATING SERVICE $7011ull cord. delivered. 439-4259, ARBORICULTURAL SERVICES VAN DYKE'S 'NORTHEAST, GE 756-9489. 31128 • Removal Major Appliances and TV, Zenith. PrunIng TV & Stereos. 243 Delaware Ave., FURNITURE REFINISHED DRAPERIES . • Spraying Delmar. 439-6203 If Flbrtc Selection • Tree Sugery Bldroam ·Ensemblu e. • cabling BEAUTY ~- ~ Home Service ANTIQUE OR .....MODERN! Drlperl .. i . • Em'lf1ency Senlc. 'SPECIALIZING IN BRECK, FURNITURE .,. Custom made by BlrbJrI Realistic, Rayette and Caryl Call 872-0897 Free Estimates, Fully Insured Richards permanents. Hair tinting PREPAIR SERVICE and bleaching. MELE'S BEAUTY . Repairing-Refinishing . SALON, Plaza Shopping Center. Telephone II no CALL I 439-7385 439-7700 anlwer 439-1800 439-4411. .If, t KECK'S DRAPERY CO_ A.. '.""., • Commerc'" • Indu.'''.' ~=~~Ism;r~ .... Custom Draperies, Slip Covers, bedspreads. CARPENTRY HERM'S TREE Service. Call IV2- LARGE FABRIC Selection HOME IMPROVEMENT 5231. KEVIN J. GILDAY, CARPENTRY. Attractive Prlces_ .. epairs-remodeling, built-ins­ _.. Home Service dditions. 30 Charles Blvd .• Delmar, Call JOAN KEMMER SS9-0589 .1 ALTAMONT TREE .. I 39-3122. tf DeVellis Bros. , SERVICE ! CARPET CLEANINC;- HOME IMPROVEMENTS ROOFING & SIOING Madan Michaels, Interiors Free EI:~~:.~~:~~~~~nn.u· .', ICHARDSON Carpel Cleaners---l. Fully Insured. Free Estimates 93 Font Grove HENRY WHIPPLE ee our display ad elsewhere in this 765'2188 765-4197'. Slingerlands, N.Y. 12159 861-6541 Dr 861-5568 ssue. 482-4766 tf Alter 6:00 ' Exclusive Designer Fabrics and Wallpapers All Personal Decorating Services MASONWORK ELECTRICAL Phone: 439-6937 after 3:00 PM TOP NOTCH MASON. Chimneys. foundations; patios, walks, fire­ JOJ..lNGTON places. ART LOUX 765-4234 6115 JAMES W. BARTLEY REMODELING-REPAIR~-ROOFING . UPJ..IOl.GTE.RY MASONRY AND CARPENTRY of & SONS all types. Over 20 years experience. CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE William SIan nard, 768-2893. ELECTRICAL-PLUMBING ANTIQUE RESTORATION Reupholstery a Refinishing I~m~~~;::', CALL 489-2288 ALL TYPES MASONRY Hydronlc Healing IiEIIEIUIlh.RAL1DIi Waler Pumps NEW - REPAIRS (518) 439-4875 26 Year.~ Experience 768-2230 JEWELRY Chirrol1eys, Fireplaces, Stoops, Wal:.s. WATCH REPAIRING,' ex perl fountlalion repairs & walerproofin,. ..:tc. workmanship. All work guaranteed. PRDFESSIO~Al WURK WITH INTEGRITY fLUMBING HEATING ELECTFflCAL Srrving this Com,n/j.-.ify lor years with EXCAVATION Also engraving, diamond setting. Pflde - Satisfaction Guaranteed Slingerlands watch bands. Harry L. Brown, F. JOSEPH GUIDARA - XCAVATION. Septic Systems. Contracting, Inc. Jeweler, 4 Corners, Delmar. 439- elivered Gravel, Shale, Fill, Mason ~718. 439-1763 - Evenings and, Crushed Stone. Joe, 872- 236. 211124 ~~~?mates"-. If, ~~ ,. - .- TO:~~~~ EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY RE1"AIAS. Diamond settings, Painting & Paperhanging engraving wedding and· engage­ FIREWOOD ,,~. '" ment rings, reasonable, your PA.NTING, Interior-Exterior. ELL SEASONED HARDWOOD. Phone: ...1'222 I; no ...... 45a-4IIO . trusted jeweler, LeWanda. Paperhanging. Experienced. Iso some free kindling. Delaware Plaza Shopping etr. 439- QuaUt, Work I. I Reuonab~·Prlc:eo Reasonable rates. DeWitt Stannard. 68-2874 151128 9865. 439-7110 If

December 1. 1977-PAGE 35 DON VOGEL Painting Contractor. Interior; exterior, paperchanging, Dick Domermuth Sewing Machine Repairs repairs. 20 rears experience. 489- B. P.WOOD by Well Known John Sesson 0989. 489-7914. tf Pluinbing & Heating ,,~~ ALUMINUM -All makes of sewing machines SIDING & TRIM -Free Estimates In your home Protect Your Investment 24 Hour Service -Workmanship guaranteed Phone 439-9454 Call RUSS McCURDY Our 27th Year 463-2520 For Free Estimate Interior/Exterior Painting - Repairs on all makes 01 vacuum cleaners Qua·my Work - Fair Prices Home Plumbing " ,r-,-768-2429 Insured 439-7124 Repair Work rAo:J Bethlehem Area .' CALL JIM lor all your "..r REPAIRS J.I KEN JALET Plumbing problems DISCOUNT Guitars • Violins I Free Estimate •• RelonabLe RaIn On Work Done Cellos • Basses, etc. ainting Contractor , L--439-21 08-- From Dec. 1 - April 1 20 Years Experience Paperhanging Winter Prices 439-6757 .", '. Free Estimates. Insured v,, 213-4590 ROOFING-SIDING Siding $1.19 ft. Roofing $.55 ft. Beautiful Cakes VOGEL ASPHALT, SLATE, Wood shingle Ice Sealed Eaves Decorated for all Occasions Estimates. Fully Insured PAINTING CONTRACTOR repairs, ice-slides, gutters. Free '!l:l Weddings. Showers, Birthday Interiors _. Exteriors VANCANS.439-3541. tf 2"... Y..~. Anniversaries. Graduation. All PAPERHANGING JAMES ~ Religious Occasions. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING Home Improvement Co. '.~ JOAN ADAMS Free Estimates. - Guaranteed 439-3000 ~ 439-7247 INSURED 439-7922 A.C. DUBUQUE &SON, INC " 421 Wellington Rd. -. small additions Delmar, N.Y. S & M PAINTING remodeling CHIMNEY CLEANING INTERIOR - EXTERIOR & SNOW REMOVAL Anytime • Anywhere WALLPAPERINS -- PANElING plumbing Mark Mosher Free Estimates SNOW PLOWING-Removal. INSURED-WORK GUARANGEED heating Large or small jobs. Joe, 872-0236. 439-1694 21128 765-452~ 439-5986 ,..... __ ...... 1--1 _ - SNOW PLOWING - Residential and Commercial, Kleinke.lnc., 439- • COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL 3605.439-0316 511229 Take a Peek ~1 at Our New 1 I D.L. CHASE For A FREE Estimate On , SPECIAL SERVICES WHITE I .-"'" . Painting SCISSORS SHARPENED Also Sewing Machine Dlsply L,i%£M) A lawn and garden tools. saws, 1 , Contractor· N Cyrus Shelhamer Roofing pinking shears. knives. Lawn­ Because we leature the mowers. 439-5156 or 439-3893. ResldenUal Specialists Sam!! quality sales and • SNOW SLIDES . If Phone 768-2069 • GUTTERS EliZABETH CONLEY'S PORT­ 1 Service on both our • TRAILER ROOFS ABLE POPPETS' PLAYHOUSE. Vacuums & Sewing " Puppet shows for parties, schools, INSURED fairs. dinners, etc. 439-3080. tf I Machines , REFERENCES ICE SKATES SHARPENED. Also Mike Sinai 756-9386 saws, chain saws, knives, scissors, I~XtNGTON VACUUM pinking shears. etc. 439-5156 or Painting Contractor 439-3893. tf CLEANER 1 I REBUILDERS InteriorlExterior Painting ART LESSONS TONIGHT in my Can't Decide 562 Central Ave .. Albany Atlentlon to Detail home after school Children grades Who to Call 1-5 439-2767. 482-4427 Quality Workmanship I Fully Insured-Free Estimates To Do Your ~ ..... ---~ ROOF? CHIMNEY SWEEP ?~ In thc Spiri1 "I Chri,tma' -- @!Ii 482-0659 Why not call thfl company Wc arc "lIcrin)! 10'1 tlFF ARI ISOLINO MENSWEAR Mon.-Wed. & Sat. - 9:30-5 "where superior workman­ An) deaning called In dUring the nnt "cck. Thurs. & Frl. - 9:30·9 ship still means something." 163 OELAWARE AVE. opposite Plaza PLUMBING-HEATING (j'IC S.lnla a clean ehimnc) for Chri,trna,! 43!j:-2148 ABLE PLUMBING SERVICE VANGUARD DELMAR SANITARY Cleaners. ser­ I do eU types of Plumbing & Heating vice Tri-Village Area, over 20 years. R~pairs & Insta!lations ROOFING CO. Chimney Sweeps 768-2904. Bathroom & Kitchen Remodeling Free Estimates Fully Insured H,,"ard Engd ..lr. NORMANSKILL SEPTIC TAN Drain Cleaning Run l)'Arnow,i FREf ESTIMATES-LOW PRICES Call JAMES S. STAATS Cleaners. Systems installed SERVICE ANY DAY ANY HOUR 439-6616 Electric Sewer Rooter Service. 767 GENE SAZAR-465-f078 767-2712 - 572 Delaware Ave. 9287. t

PAGE 38-0ecembe, 1. 1977 Exclusive Town o/Bethlehem MALE TOY POODLE. black 6 Properly Security Check's months old, $50. 756-9277, 439- Are You Interested In A JIeIlo Weekly Rates on Internal & 7636. Real Estate Career? Externo/security 0/ your home 2 SNOW TIRES, Mounted, Like • Unlimited Income Potential RUSTY JONES" NYS Licensed and Bonded In new, size H78-14. 1 Regular tread, • Be Your Own Boss Goodbye l'11Sty cars. Investigation & Security G78-14, never used, $25., 439-9659. • Benefit By A Modern call me about the best auto 439-0595 after 5PM rustprooflng guarantee In tOYm. additional seruices renderPd if requirro Marketing System DELMAR ART GROUP'S Art Show • Sales Training-Special Ken' Parker's IA & Sale. Sunday. Dec. 4, 11-5 p.m. Seminars Bethle,hem Coffee House,125 IJELMAR EXXON~!_ Adams SI. Delmar. 2t121 • Dynamic Sales Tools B.P.W. • International Referral 439-9806 --- REFUSE SERVICE MISC, TOYS: Boy's Tonka, dolls, Programs etc. Good condo 439-5642. • All Designed to Help You Be- Residential • Commercial • come a High Income Produce 439-5569 Don't Wait-Get Started on Wedding ELECTRIC START Your Road to Success! AUTOMOTIVE for SALE 6 HP ARIENS Call lor Reservation­ P/,ologrclphs Monday, Dec. 12, 7P.M. 1974 DODGE MONACO. 2.000 mi .. SNO-THRO Century-21 • Garry Stevens, Inc: $1,450., Cali Glenn Valentine, 463- 482·4481 CUlllpbeH 3208. 2'126 24 IN. SCOOP by 1972 CHEVROLET Nomad wagon, PORTRAIT CLASSIFIED AD POLICY 6 cy!., economy, S800., 439-5343. CANOID PRICE $500. Classified Ads In the COMMERCIAL 7S DODGE DART, custom, 28,000 Spotlight must be paid for mi., economical, clean, reduced to Call 439·9318 or 474·4080 when the ad Is sobmltted. We 439-1381 Delmer. N. Y. $2600. 4396764. must enforce this policy John Mather strictly. Our rates are too 71 OPEL. Snow tires. 33 MPG small to permit Invoicing and 55.000 mi .. 439-6630. bookkeeping on these accounts. Please do not ask 1972 PLYMOUTH Road Runner, HELP WANTED us to make any exception to real clean, all new parts, 6 radial this rule. tires. Must sell, make offer. Ted 489- Your copy and remittance 4885 mornings. OFFICE CLERK-TYPIST. after­ must reach us on Friday noons only, 12 mos., business before 4:30 P.M. In order to office. Voorheesville School Oist. appear in the following ~ GARAGE SALE ---=.:..::..::..:~.=..:..:::..::.....- Call Mrs. Barrowman, 765-2372. Thursday Issue. CASH MONEY paid for unwanted 21121 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ~ESTAURANT merchandise, from contents of RATES FRIDAY ENTREE home to garage sale leftovers. 439- HAIR DRESSER/BOOTH RENTAL 15¢ per word for each insertion; SPECIALS 1545 or 439-1598. tf Wetl-established salon. Excellent $1.50 minimum. opportunity, Delmar Area, 439- CALL 439-4949 Breaded Fried MOVING OR CLEANING HOUSE? 0664. or 1-758-6683. If BAY SCALLOPS $3.85 Surplus to dispose of? Private Write, or slop in OUI buyer. Call 767-9608 ...... 41121 convenient office: 414 KENWOOD AVENUE Breaded $2.95 HELP WANTED Why don't YOU subscribe FILLET of HADDOCK MISC. FOR SALE SUBSTITUTE CUSTODIAL 10 THE SPOTLIGHT WORKERS LOBSTER NEWBUI'\G 3-M PHOTO COPIER with stand. Substitutes Needed lor All Shilts At its best $4.25 $125 .. 439-9319 If BAM·5PM Prevent RUST o~ new cats. Stop BEEF STROGANOFF ARMSTRONG FLUTE-originally 12Noon • 8:30PM RUST on old cars. With our on noodles $3.95 $225-seliing for $75.00, excellent. 3PM· 1':30PM syst9m, we RUST PROOF com- . Applicants ..... ill be called Irom a sub­ 439-7093 stitute list on an "as-needed" basis. plete under carriage, inside 'I OR, OLD FASHIONED Thesa positions are nOI lull-lime, and are 'doors, inside rocker panels, in- . SNOW TIRES, Goodyear Subur­ suited to retired persons seeking to .side trunk. AppOintment only. BEEF POT ROAST $4.25 banite 5.60.14, $30./Pr. 439-4262 or augment their inco'l'1e, (Eye 01 Round) 439-4802. Anyone interested may apply at the: Beth. Central School District Off. JOE KELLER'S MOBIL Above items served with DOllS CRIB. Kitchenette, Stroller, 90 Adams Place Rt. 9W • Gtenmont.: N. Y. veg. or salad. potato. hot carriage, bathette, ironing board, Delmar, New York 463·7712 child's rocker, etc., 439-4170. rolls & butter SNOW TIRES. ER70-14. Studded. Bountiful LOBSTER on GM rims, $60.lPr E70-14, belted SALAD with crisp lettuce. snows studded, S30./Pr. 439-1915 CHRISTMAS TREES after 5. sliced tom., hot rolls & butter $3.25 GIRLS SKI BOOTS, brand new, Sheared Scotch Pine size 3. $25.00. 439-5998. While Spruce Norway Spruce Ever Popular LOBSTER HO TRAINS UP TO 60% OFF. AHM Choose and Cut Your Own ROLL, served on a butter­ GG-1 Locomotives $25, list $70. Any Tree $5.50 TAX INCL. toasted roll. chock-full 01 Tyco 150 pc. sets $32, listlS65. 439· delicious lobster salad. Bring the Family for a Free Hayride to my 30-Acre Plantation 3639. with potato chips . $2.65 MOUNTED SNOW TIRES. HR 78- Wsaths $3.50 14, Steel radials, $50., 439-2859. White birch logs and fireplace wood available 283 DELA WARE A VE BIRD OF PARADISE PLANTS in GEORGE VAN ETTEN - RT. 156. KNOX DELMAR 439-9111 Bloom. Up to 5 blossoms, $50./ea. (5 Mi. tram Aftamont or Thacher Park) 439-1468.

December 1. 1977-PAGE 37 Colonial Acre. WANTED REAL ESTATE 4-Badroom New England Cape Cod Features Early American detailing throughout. Entrance WANTED: GARAGE TO RENT. foyer leads to Living Room with Fireplace. Charming Kitchen Heated, by year, Delmar. 439-9806 days, 439-3850 after 5. tf' with eating space. Formal Dining Room, oversized 2-car c6[]f9JrB]} Garage with extra storage space. Covered Patio. Immediate HOUSE OR APT., 2-3 Bedroom s DIRECTORY occupancy ...... $59,900 Delrn,H, $200.lMo. plus utilitie~, one adult, 2 children, 393-3986, or Local 482-7306. Cohn Y.g,d. Cronin _._ .. _.. _____ 439-765i REALTORS 321 Delaware Ave. REAL ESTATE for RENT John J: Healy .. _.... _._ .... _._ ...... _...... ___ 439-7615 5 Grove SI. 439-9921 APARTMENT, Slingerlands, $15., Klersy Realty In ...... _._ .... _. _____ .. _. __ 439-78)1 264 Delaware Ave., Delmar one BR, LA. kit .. heat. HW. range . . 282 Delaware Ave. refrig .. No Pets, sec. dep., 439· 9824. 2t128 Picotte Realty Inc .... :...... 439-494~ 205 Delaware Ave. Picotte Gallery of Homes SMALL PROFESSIONAL OFFICE with private bath and storage Philip [ Roberts In .. ----____ Here is a really large custom built split level with 3,000 square feet 439-m of living area. The owners need less space now that their family is space. Slingerlands. 439-7790, 439- 190 Delaware Ave. gorwn. So this beautiful home on attractive 0316 2t128 Realty Ex.,'ti" AiI"'Y I,..____ ~· streets can be enjoyed by some other 2 BR APT. on Hudson River. RI. 9W Glenmont Glenmont. $250.lmo. utilities extra . . Scarboro,gh Realty I,., .____ ._.439-9lXi Adults preferred. No Pets. Eves .. , Elm ilvenue weekends. 463-5868. 2t128 Area SLINGERLANDS, furnished. one Del. P,'mer, Inc. -_':"'__ .___ .__ 434·0181 SR. kit., LA. new bath. util., 439- 111 State SI., Albany 1692. GARAGE for Aent. $15.00/mo .. dead storage. 439·5622. ,-----REAL WANTED - GLENMONT AREA. ESTATE Semi or retired woman, 55-62 yrs. Good health, no smoking, share CORNER expenses. 462-7029 after 5. Gloria 2'12 baths second air conditioned Vandenburgh screened and glassed porch many built ins large family kitchen hot water heat Person to person I $79,000 I 439-4943 health insurance A lot of homeowners BrB not I 205 Delaware Ave. aware of the fact that if a house I II can help pay sells for a higher price than the I 4e9-e551 465-4747 price that was paid for it. ther» is I 1215 Western Ave. 120 Washington Ave. soaring hospital income tax due on the prof/!- I Albany Albany and surgical bills. unless you take advantage of I Can me. government regulations that I Three offices to give you triple service allow for tax postponement .... Tc I qualify for this postponement. ED BERGMANN you must buy another house not 50A Delaware Ave. more than one year before Of Delmar one year after you have sold.... 439-6222 And you must pay at least as much or more for the new house The popularity of '''' ,... STATE FARM MUTUAL as you got for the old.... {fyou Bre WESTCHESTER WOODS this prime subdivi­ e Automobile Insurance Co. building a new house instead of <§/§> Home Office: sion is apparent buying an existing one, you ~I~""'~". Bloomington. Illinois have 18 months instead ofa year by the vol~me of new construction. Fortunately you don't in which to move into your new have to walt for a 4-bedroom Klersy-built Colonial. home to qualify for this defer­ ment of tax. 55 Huntersfield: a just-listed 4 year old 62 Huntersfleld: 2 years old and vacant 64 Huntersfield: brand new and ready to decorate When you're ready to purchase Call our office for a list of the I properly, make that tlrsl slop many extras in these fine homes. I KLERSY REALTY. We carry a Priced in the $80's. I complete listing of resldenllal BRING I and commercIal property and Pick and Tag Yours Now I can assist you with all your KLERSY REAL 30,000 Trees II( $8.00 ANY SIZE I nesps. . .so stop by and see us today at KLERSY REAL TY, . . 439-7601 Follow IIUI1I wlllt an Rta. 32lrom Feull8!1111 I 282 Delaware Ave., Delmar, 7 mi. from Delmar, 12 mi. from Albany I or phone 439-7601. 282 DELAWARE AVE.; DEL'MAR 12054 DRYDEN'S I IWEEKENDSI 1.------HENRY J. KLERSY JR. BROKER W8IkdIYI: clillor IPpt. 768--2126 IVII. PAGE 38-December 1, 1977 six months, at which time their names will be added to the Spothght active rosier if approved by Chief Richard K. Smith. They in retrospect are Douglas Carkner. John Devine. Ronald Grenier. Anthony Morrill and Paul Nov. 28, 1957 Rikwid. Price's Seed Store at 90 Holiday specials at Hopkins Hudson Ave .. Albany. became Appliances. 239 Delaware a corporation this month with Ave .. include electric blankets Lillian S. Smith continuing from $16.95. a 2-slice toaster at with the firm. and Edmund G. $9.95 and a portable electric Plummer. Price salesman for mixer at $10.95 . . 20 years. and his two sons. . David and George. as the other Nov. 3D, 1967 stockholders. Price's was Distributive Education established in 1831 and is one students from Bethlehem of the oldest seed stores in the Central High School have had country. The Plummers plan to the experience of preparing a add stock from their Elsmere store window display at Paul Ave. Greenleaf Gardens to the Mitchel\"s Men·s shop. Janet store and add seeds to their Hermance. Lorraine Buess. florist business. David Anderson. Clifford Leonard Price and Harold Junco and Joseph Adriance Young plan to open Delmar's worked under the direction of newest business. the L. & H. Robert Pierson. DECA Brake and Front End Service. coordinator. and Kenneth A Rare Treat Coming at 100 Adams St. next week. Schenkel. store manager. Jim Spinosa's Market on Rt. Nov. 29, 1962 9W. Glenmont. at Van Allen Few touring college groups have Mrs. Arthur Main was the Farms is advertising Daisy speaker at rededication hams at 73 cents a pound. pork receiv.ed the acclaim that follows the ceremonies at Bethlehem loins at 49 cents. and ground Springfield College gymnastics exhibition Memorial Park in the absence chuck at 69 cents. Choice team wherever it goes. This year Delmar is of her husband. who donated free7er buys include hind on their schedule, and they will put on their the tract of land by the D&H quarters at 69 cents a pound breathtaking performance at the BCHS underpass to the town as a ::nd a side of beef for 59 cents. memorial to veterans of the gym Saturday, Dec. 10, at 8 p.m. community. She was presented Tennis Rackets The team combines superb athletic with an American flag by Mrs. . Restrung-Regripped . ability with showmanship, and adds a Mary Connors. president of the ViOlins Repaired" touch of comic relief in the program. With Blanchard Post auxiliary. lIows Rehaired ... gymnastics enjoying a surge of popularity, Elsmere Fire Co. '"A" has I... C. M. LACY.·· this performance sponsored by the accepted five new firemen to be 3:ilecker Te .."ce-439-9739 given probationary status for Bethlehem Central Athletic Assn. should be a sellout, so get your tickets early at Mullen's, the Paper Mill or from any of BC's A variety of handmade coaches. wreaths for Christmas

Handmade ornaments

and decorations Community Corner, a public service column of important community events, is sponsored by available at ... City Er Caunty The Country Corner GIFTS UNDER $5.00 & UP TO $500.00 'Dep9 Savinr:Js B!~~ 449 DElAWARE AVE .. DElMAR - 439·6671 163 Delaware Avenue, Delmar Hours: Every Day 10-5:30 Fri. til 9 "NEVER ON SUNDAY" (Opposite Delaware Shopping Plaza) 439·9941 ANTIOUES PUAC~AS~D

December 1, 1977-PAGE 39 2Y, Miles West of 1 MI. So. of Clllto!! ParI< Northway Rt. 7 on Rt. 9 Latham Store Halfmoon Store

256A Delaware Ave, (l.ocated behind Mullen's Pharmacy) 439-6066 "Precision Haircuts for

1 MI. Norlh of Mayfair the Woman Who Cares" At Cor. Rt. 50 Hairstyling & Charlton Rd. East Glenville for MOUNTAIN Men, Women and Children KING 88 TREE $59. A fast assembly tree can be easily put together In less Reg. 119.95 than 5 minutes Christmas Opell Tuesday thru Saturday hN'l--.~ 9 - 5 Cactus $1. 98 E\'ening appointments availahle

• Full of Buds • Beautiful Planls • Great for Gifts 3 for $5.°0

Real American Indian Jewelry Silver end Turquoise jewelrv beadwork lewelry, pottery, rugs, books, baskets. paintings, carvings, dolls. American India.n Treasures ONLY AUTHENTIC ARTS & CRAFTS SINCE 1967

2558 Weslern Ave., Rfs. 20 & 146 HOURS: Guilderland, N.Y. 12084 Tues.-Frio Big Savings 10·5 '~~.':" • Master Charge. BankAmericard Thurs. 'Til 9 ~ for the Birds BUY IN QUANTITY & SAVE Extra Fancy Grade SUNFLOWER SEED WILD BIRD SEED ~) Lbs. Reg. 5 1.98 1 • 77 5 Lbs. ::;- 86¢ I I' g ~~Oil 'A'N '~nwlaa 25 Lbs. Re ·627 25 Lbs. 3.95Reg. 3 • 44 6.95 • 'ahV a~u~ul0q 1~~ '<~,,~ql'1 :>nqna U"!l1"14~"11 . 50 Lbs. ~:.~5, 50 Lbs. 8.95Reg. 6 • 17 , 11.77 --,.- - ---

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