Graphic newsweekly serlflng the towns of Bethlehem, New Scotland and nearby communities ®U~llF,\}JJ1E'Wl VOORHEESVILLE \P\\JJIBlUC U{' j' ..,y A new (young) face on the village board Page16 BETHLEHEM

A new candidate for school board Page 9

Carnival (7th grade style) coming to town Page 16 Spotlight CALENDAR

Welcome Wagon, newcomers or mothers of infants call 785-9640 for No bank in a Welcome Wagon visit. Mon.·Sat. 8:30 B.m.-6 p.m. TrI-VllIage FISH, 24-hour-a-day voluntary service year 'round, offered by residents of Delmar. Els­ New York State mere and Slingerlands to help their neighbors in any emergency, 439-3578. Halt Moon Button Club 01 Albany, pays higher third Wednesday, Bethlehem li­ brary, noon. Information 872-0068. Nathaniel Adams Blanchard Post. American Legion, Poplar Or., Els­ mere, general meeting. first Mon­ rates on savings day, 8 p.m. Bethlehem Youth Employment Ser­ than we do vice, Mon.-Fri. 1-4:30 p.m. 439-2238.

at Catskill Editor and Publisher Nathaniel A. Boynton Advertising/ Printing Manager Susan E. Moore Savings Bank. Q[fice Manager Arline M. Holder Staff Reporter Douglas Payne That goes for Certificates of Deposrt and 6-Month Contributing writers: Allison Money Market Certificates. P. Bennett. Perry M. Galt. Judi James. That goes for Day of DeposrttoDayofWrthdrawal Contributing photographers: James Carroll. Cheryl Marks. Savings and Regular Savings. J.w. Campbell. R.H. Davis. Fran Smollar. Carol Gregory. We pay the highest rates ... the maximum Mark Collien. Sales representatives: Jerry interest ... permitted by law. Gordon. James Sullivan. Production: Jeanette Bolanos Winkler. Ann Brink, Pat So, why not save where rt's most convenient, McGlynn. Michelle Bradt. and get the top rate, too ... at Catskill Savings Bank. The Sporlighr is published each Thursda.\' except lhe last ..... eek of February. the first ..... eek of July and the .first week of Sep­ tember by Ne ..... sgraphics. Inc., 414 Kenwood Ave .. Delmar. Get hometown interest.. . NY 12054. Second class posr­ ~ ~ ~tsi~ll aKe paid ar Delmar, NY. Ne ..... s and get all your money's worth. ~ ~ I ,J ;::,g" DSS and ad copy deadline: 4 p.m. Friday lor following issue. ~ .. IIaDI( Subscription rates: Albany Count,·. one rear $6, lwO \'ears 341 Main Street. Catskill. Route m. Ravena $10, tlse .... ·htre, one year $7. Send address changes to The Spor/ighr. p.o. Box 152. Del­ mar. NY 12054. Pv'ember FDIC ME\tBEH ~t:w \'OMK PMt:SS ASS:\'. Phone 439-4949

PAGE 2 - March 22. 1979 Bethlehem Memorial Auxiliary to LegIon Auxiliary, Nathaniel Adams Post 3185, VFW, third Monday, Post Blanchard Post 1040, Poplar Dr., Rooms, 404 Delaware Ave., Delmar. Elsmere, third Tuesday, 8 p.m. Onesquethaw O.E.S., first and third 8ethlehem B.P.O.E. 2233, first and Wednesday, Masonic Temple, third Wednesday, Lodge in Cedar Delmar. Hill, At. 144. Ladies Auxiliary sec­ Glenmont Homemakers, third Wed­ ond Wednesday, 8 p.m. nesday, Glenmont Community Church,8 p.m. Bethlehem Lutnm8n Church, Sun­ day 10:30 a.m., Sunday School and Bible Class 9:15 a.m., Bible class The meets Wednesday 10 a.m., junior choir Wednesday 6:45 p.m., senior Willows VISIT OUR choir Thursday 8 p.m., 85 Elm Ave., formerly Delmar. Valhalla Country Club, Rexford Bethlehem Lodge 1096 F&AM, first DINNER THEATER Riverview Road, Art NEW and third Tuesdays, Delmar Ma­ 1 mile east of Rt. 146 sonic Temple. RIVERVIEW PRODUCTIONS Temple Chapter 5 RAM, second presents Mary Chase's and fourth Mondays Delmar Ma­ Pulitzer Prize <;amedy Supplies sonic Temple. Second Mllers. second Wednes­ "Harvey" DEPARTMENT days, Delmar Methodist Church, featuring 12:30 p.m. Reservations, 439-3569. PhyDia Gottung a Jowph KilgaDen TWO WEEKS Bethlehem Women's Republican March 29, 30, 31/April 5, 6, 7 Club, third Mondays at Bethlehem THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Library, Jan. through March, Dinner 7 p.m., Show 8:30 p.m. SATURDAY 7:30 p.m. Dinner 7:30 p.m., Show 9 p.m. Rotary Club of Delmar, Tuesc:!dYs, Dinner, Show. Tax and Gratuity LaCasa Restaurant, Selkirk, 6:15 p.m. '13.95 Delmar Kiwanis Club, Mondays, Thursdays only-SJJ.95 ~APER.Mlll LaCasa Restaurant, 6:15 p.m. Phone 399·2345 for reservalions, group rales DElAWARE PLAZA Bethlehem Jaycees, first and third Wednesdays, Center Inn, Rt. 9W, 43&8123 Glenmont, 8 p.m.

4"+~++~~++++++~+++++O~++++ •••••~+ •••66 •• ~ •••• 66666~6." .....~ PUBLIC NOTICE Bethlehem Video, Inc. has flied a request with the IDiNAPOLI & DiNAPOLI! N.Y. State Commission on Cable Television, Tower NEW YORK STATE GUILD OPTICIANS Building, Empire State i .fi-. Plaza, Albany, N.Y. for a i 'W . Certificate of Conflrma­ lion for the franchise amendments concerning i Providing the Albany area revised rates and parental with professional eyecare for 39 years giving you: control key adopted by the i Bethlehem Town Board on • Professional and courteous service February 28, 1979. Free adjustments on your glasses Anyone oblecllng to Fast service these amendments or to The finest quality frames and lenses available the Issuance 01 said Certif­ • Icate shall file their oblec­ The largest selection of eyewear in the Capital District tlons by certified mall, Very reasonable prices return receipt requested on both the Commission and on Bethlehem Video, Ask about our Second-Pair Plan. Inc., P.O. Box 292, Delmar, + N.Y., 12054 within 20 days after last publication of iy 1 Delaware Plaza, Delmar this notice. i Mon.-Fri. 9am·5:3Opm 457 Madison Avenue, Albany berhlehelll v Tues. eve. 7·8:30pm Mon .. Fri. 9am.5:30pm vi<1('o inc. : Sat. 9am·lpm Sat. 8:30am-l pm ...... Id .... 01 "DAMS-RUSSELl. t 439-6309 439-9191 449-3200 j i Douglas Marone, Manager 439-8141 i Have your eyes examined every 2 years by an ophthalmologist ~.+ •••++++++++O++++++++++++++++++++++++++""99~+++.+++9+O ......

March 22. 1979 - PAGE 3 Bethlehem Lion. Club. first and Glenmont Lions Club, second and third Wednesday, La Cass Restau­ fourth Tuesdays, La Casa Restau­ rant, Selkirk. 6:30 p.m. rant, Selkirk, 7 p.m. Visitors wel­ A HOUSE FULL! come. Information. Ed Hayes. AT SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES. Bethlehem Sportsmen's Club, first 439-7935. Tuesday, Five Rivers Environment­ al Center, 7:30 p.m. Guests welcome. Albany County Pistol Club. Winne PI. and Maewin Dr .. Delmar. Guests League of Women Votera. Thurs­ welcome at indoor pistol range days, Bethlehem Library, 9:15 a.m, Tuesdays at 8 p.m. Information: Babysitting available. Information Dave Herbach. 439-4372 or Tom 439-5786. Corrigan, 439-3301. World Wa, I Veterans luncheon. second Tuesday, La Casa Restau­ Slingerlands Fire Co. Auxiliary, rant, Selkirk. noon. All WWI veter­ fourth Wednesday, Slingerlands ans welcome. fire hall, 6 p.m. '·-\:if::::--.'" " n! ~l i T- ~ ! 100% RE-ASSESSMENT J and what it means to you. Mr. Hollis Swett, director of the Board of Equal­ ization for New York State will conduct a seminar at the Delmar Public Library, Saturday, March 31 at 1 p.m. Mr. Swett will explain how this radical change will affect the property taxes of every LAMPHOUSE home owner. The public is cordially Beltind Delrn8r Post OHlce on 439-1258 Dellwar. Ave. at Grove SL a.lty 10 to '- Thur1. til , invited by the Bethlehem Senior Citi­ zens and our company. New \fIbration5 Hair Studio Klersy Realty 439-7601 -.---...... -.-.-~ f SA.T.'s 1 • tying • • you in knots? I• Craig I • Johnson = S.A.T. PREP = • SUNDAY SESSIONS I I BEGINNING I formerly of • MARCH 18 FOR MAY 5 EXAM • John's Normanside I LIMITED ENROLLMENT • • Diagnostic Pre-Test I invites you to the opening of his New Salon. • • Vocabulary 20% off your first visit with this coupon! = ~ ~ : ~~~~::: Tests = 323 Delaware Avenue, Delmar II ,~~, THE LEARNING CENTER II 439-2544 459-8500 FREE BROCHURE Tues. & Wed. 8-6; Thurs. & Fri. 8-8; Sat. 8-3 , ...... ••.....,

PAGE 4 - M.rC:.:.h:::.22::..:.:.19:..:.79~ ______Five Rivers Environmental Educa­ Town of New Scotland Town Board Village of Voorheesville Board OT Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Sun­ tion Center, Game Farm Rd., Del­ meets first Wednesday at 8 p.m .• Trustees, fourth Tuesday at 8 p.m., day 10:30 a.m., Sunday School and mar. open daily during daylight Planning Board !'lecond and fourth Planning Commission third Tues­ Bible Class 9:15 a.m., Bible class hours. Exhibit room open daily 9 Tuesdays at 7 p.m., Recreation day at 7 p.m., Zoning Board second meets Wednesdays 10 a.m., junior a.m.-4:30 p.m. Commission third Tuesday at 7 and fourth Tuesdays at 7 p.m. when choir Wednesdays 6:4t> p.m .. senior Bethlehem Recycling, town garage, p.m., Board of Appeals meets when agenda warrants, Village Hall, 29 choir Thursdays 8 p.m., 85 Elm 114 Adams St. Papers should be necessary. usually Fridays at 7 p.m., Voorheesville Ave. Ave., Delmar. tied, cans flattened, bottles cleaned Town Hall, Rt. 85. with metal and plastic foam re­ moved. Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Delmar Community Orchestra. rehearsals every Monday. 7:30-9:30 You know it's coming. p.m. Delmar Methodist Church. You know you're gonna hate it again. Rotary Club of Delmar. Tuesdays, Albany Motor Inn. Glenmont. 6:15 p.m. Bethlehem Central Board of Educa­ tion, first and third Wednesdays at 8 p. m .• Educational Services Center. 90 Adams PL. Delmar. Glenmont Lions Club, second and fourth Tuesday, La Casa Restau­ rant, Selkirk, 7:00 p.m. Visitors wel­ TO DO come. Information Ed Hayes, 439-7935. AARP, third Tuesdays. First United Methodist Church, Kenwood Ave., IT. Delmar, 12:30 p.m.

Albany Chapter Railroad Evang:!l­ Istlc Assn., third Saturday, First Reformed Church of Bethlehem, Humid 7:15 p.m. $100.00 cash refund Bethlehem Junior Women's Club, weather a conventional furnace second Wednesday, Bethlehem direct from and a central air condi· Library. Information, 439-7049 or General Electric due to tioning unit, or can be 439-9555. when you buy a GE added to your existing continue warm air system. Executive Central 42,000 to 59,000 BTU Air Conditioning The weatherman put capacity. $75.00 cash system or a it bluntly. "It's just refund on smaller GE Weathertron typical old summer models. Heat Pump. weather." he said as a Extra Special Savings the temperature climb­ Executive Model • from Meurs and Central Air Conditioner. ed to a sultry 91 de­ Dutton only. The most economical grees at noon today. Free. to operate air conditioner. Those who will White· Rogers Automatic many unique features. spend today escaping Thermostat for air condi· Available in capacities the heat in swimming tioning and heating. Turns your unit on or off from 41,000 to 58,000 pools. lakes and air­ for Spring BTU's. Models TN942A at pre·set times. Saves and Easter through TN960A only. conditioned buildings up to 30% on air condi­ $75.00 Cash refund from probably will more tioning and heating costs. Beatrix Potter GE on smaller models. than agree with that Yours free with any description. central air conditioning or Music Boxes High Efficiency According to the heat pump sold. Executive Model Weathertron National Weather § Heat Pump. Service. it will be Reduce your electric hal.y. warm and hu­ A limited number of heating bill 34% to 68% mid through Sundav compared to ordinary with temperature~ Norman Rockwell electric heating - Memorial Plates above 90 degrees as Hurry-offer ends depending on where you record highs continue April 30th. Call now live. One system to heat for Free home sUlVey and cool. Replaces both to be broken. THE CRYSTAL and estimate. CHANDELIER 278 Delaware Ave., Delmar Lamps· Shades· Gifts Accessories for the Home Lay·aways always available 144 Catherine Street/Albany, New York/465.5609 439·4$13 ~ Over 30 years experience.

March 22, 1979 - PAGE 5 New Scotland Kiwanis Club, Thurs­ Slingerland. Players, "The Subject days, New Scotland Presbyterian Was Roses," Playhouse, Delaware sara lee larner Church, At. 85, 7 p,m. Tpk., Unionville, 8:30 p.m. 439-4732. fine stationery Town of Bethlehem Town Board. Homemade Clam Chowder and invitations second and fourth Wednesdays at Bake Sale, Bethlehem Grange Hall, noon to 5 p.m. personalized gifts 7:30 p.m., Planning Board every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., Board of sweaters Bethlehem Key Club, mini-telethon Appeals first three Wednesdays at lucile for Muscular Dystrophy, Bethle­ 8:00 p.m., Town 393 Delaware Hall, hem Central High School. Anyone menands, ny 12204 (518) 462-5387 Ave, Town offices are open 8:30 wishing to partiCipate should call a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays. Haley Kaplowitz, 439-2807, ...... ~ THURSDAY, MARCH 22 SATURDAY, MARCH 24 Delmar Progress Club, Creative Junior cia•• carnival, Voorheesville 3/19-3/24 Arts Class, Swanson Residence, 21 i 2 SALES 2 SALES I Glendale Ave., 7:30 p.m, Central High School, 1~3. Games, prizes, white elephant sale, fun LOle-B-thon, Bethlehem Lutheran house. : i Church. Final • Glenmont Homemakers, auction Bethlehem Soccer Club, informa­ program, Glenmont Community tional meeting and registration, Downhill & x-c Ski Sale i Reformed Church, 8 p.m. Delmar Branch of the National Commercial Bank, 343 Delaware • Indian lore program, sponsored by ave., Delmar, 1 p.m. • Tawasentha Longhouse of the Pre-Season : Albany V-guide, Bethlehem Central Slingerlands Players, "The Subject • Middle school auditorium, 8 p.m. Was Roses," Playhouse, Delaware Tennis & Running Sale Tpk., Unionville, 8:30 p.m. 439-4732. Slinger1andl Players, "The Subject i Was Aoses," Playhouse, Delaware Lenten diaculllon, Sue Ann Tpk" Unionville, 8:30 p.m. 439-4732. Aitchko, "Changing Food Patterns COURTSIDE & SNO-FUN .1 . of the American Family," Commu- Ru'!ed Grou.ae Society, fll~, organ- nity Methodist Church, Slinger- DELAWARE & ELSMERE AVE., DELMAR. 439-6803 IZatlon meetmg, Community Room, lands 11 a m MON.·FRI. 10·9, SAT. 10-6 : National Commercial Bank and ve' .. Trust Co., Delmar, 7:30 p,m. 1m, "Pippi Longstocking," in cele- ...... ; bration of International Year of the Lenten aermon, Rev. Thomas McEI- Child, Bethlehem Library, 2 p.m. way, "The Step Up to Courage," Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church, MONDAY, MARCH 26 Delmar, 7:30 p,m. Klwanla Club, La Cesa Restaurant, FRIDAY, MARCH 23 6:15 p.m. "Spring Star Gaze" program, Five Delmar Community Orchestra, YOUCOULD Rivers Environmental Education First United Methodist Church, Center, Game Farm Rd., Delmar, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Bring flashlight and mat to Asaemblyman Larry Lane's Delmar sit on. Program will be cancelled if office at 1 BeckerTerr.open 10a.m. SAVEALIFE raining or sky is overcast. 457-6092. to 3 p.m. -~,~~.;;~"'y.. ~~ "e~~;';;\~t'" ., ...... ,,"~, dream of .' -~, Don'rmiss rhisopporruniTy ro find out wt-aI you should do when confronted with :: learning to fIY?:,~k, an emefge<1CYOI home. You could save a life. " .', . Take your first , !1i~'" . .. "It' flying lesson for,.{- "One Person Too Late" ~~,;,'i'i", ONLY '10 at " ;~ . ~"('" South Albany~ ,•• " I3roughtto you by your local • 'j~ Gallery of Homes in cooperation Convenient~ ... ,,' Airport /,,, to Delmar with the American Red Cross. ~"; .. : ~",~~ wtDOOlRHOMEWORK and Slingerlands. ...~"",,, ,{,,!-,:(. 't'b.",.: ~':" . ', ... Saturday, March 24-2-2:30 p.m. Modern equipment -';';IL'" Call WTEN, Channel 10 with experienced Instruc>.:. ,'~~.~I 767-2982 South Albany \, ,,' .~~> " C '~-' Jericho Rd. D!grrTE AIrport orp" >~~. Selkirk 439·4943 ;~ "~ '------.,~.------' PAGE 8 - March 22, 1979 Pre.chool .tory hours, Bethlehem vations, Ruth Stickler, 439-2694 or Library, 10-10:30 a.m. and 2-2:30p.m. Connie Denn, 439-1386. Lenten .ermona, Rev. Richard Gall, f!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ area arts ~~ TUESDAY, MARCH 27 "Must I Be Alone?" Faith Evangel­

Public hearing, Bethlehem Plan p ical Lutheran Church, Delmar, 7:30 ning Board, on application of p.m. A capsule listing 0/ cultural events easily accessible Andrew H. Chainyk, North Bethle­ SATURDAY, MARCH 31 to Bethlehem-New Scotland residents, prolJided hem, for approval of proposed five­ Fourth Annual Carnival, Bethlehem as a community service by the General Electric Co. lot subdivision, "Hillside," North Central Middle School 7th graders. plastics plant, Sellcirk. Phone numbers ore Bethlehem, Bethlehem town halt, games, bake sale, raffles, clowns, lor in/ormation and tickets. 7:30 p.m. school cafeteria, noon to 4 p.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 1 Delmar Camera Club, Mrs. Edward THEATER Dillon, slides, narration and historic SpagheHI and meat ball dinner, tapes of "Old Bethlehem," St. North Bethlehem Volunteer Fire "Hedda Gabler," New Globe Theatre Company, State University Stephen's Episcopal Church, Els­ Dept., firehouse on Schoolhouse Performing Arts Center, March 30, 8 p.m, $5, students, mere, 7:30 p.m. Rd .• 4 to 8 p.m. SCs. $3.50. Box office 457-8806. Northealt Concert Band, Henry MONDAY, APRIL 2 Carr, conductor, Bethlehem Middle Exer-Oance cia ..." for women School, 8 p.m. start. Classes also on Tuesday and MUSIC Informational cia•••• , Rev. Warren Friday mornings and Tuesday and Winterhoff, "Jesus - The Son of Wednesday evenings. Registration, "Crucifixion" (John Stainer). plus baroque choral music with God," Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Mary Reich. 439-2058. brass ensemble, Judson Rand conducting, Capitol Hill 85 Elm Ave., Delmar, 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY, APRIL 3 Choral Society, Philip Schuyler Auditorium (former Albany Slide pre.entatlon, Bertha Wakin, High School), No. Lake and Western Ave., March 23.8 p.m. Informational cia ..." Rev. Warren .. Australia - Land of Contrasts," $3.75. students $2.25. Winterhoff, "The Holy Spirit," Beth­ Bethlehem Community Center, 125 lehem Lutheran Church, Delmar, Albany Symphony Orchestra, Dvorak, Shostakovich No.9, Adams St., Delmar, 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Julius Hegyi conducting, Palace Theater, Albany, March 24, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 8:30 p.m. Box office 465-3737. Trl-Vlllage Ecumenical Len'en Trl-Vlllage Ecumenical Lenten Notre Dame Band, Palace Theater, Albany, March 23, 8 p.m. Bible Study, Rev. O~rik J. Roy, St. Bible .tudy, Rev. Jack D. Cooper, $5.25. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Glenmont Community Church, at "Shepherd, Pries!''' at Delmar Re­ Delmar Reformed Church, 9:30 to Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Beethoven Piano Concerto formed Church, 9:30 a.m. to 11 a,m. 11 p.m. No.3, others, Troy Music Hall, April 2, 8 p,m, 235-6831, SUNDAY, APRIL 11 Joan Brennan, soprano, songs and arias, Holy Names Campus THURSDAY, MARCH 29 Paper drive, sponsored by United Arts Center, 1069 New Scotland Rd., March 31. $3.50. Senior citizen. St. Patrick'. Day Methodist Church and Youth Fel­ luncheon, La Casa Restaurant, lowship of Delmar Reformed Thatcher St., Selkirk, 1 p.m. Reser- Church, Recycling Center. ART Thorn O'Connor, pastels and other works, Hamilton Street Gal­ lery, Robinson Square, Albany, through March 24. • I I I ~r CHANNEL Exhibition of Oriental rugs, weavings, tent trappings, Albany SpeCial On l.!1J 1IIIlS 17 Institute of History and Art, through May. Gallery talk by Michael Dunn on April 26, 12-1 p.m. Paintings by Louise LaPlante, oils and watercolors of "junk" dolls, Albany YWCA Womanworks Gallery, 28 Colvin Ave., through April 4. • Shades 01 Green (relum) "Images of the City," exhibition of prints, posters, broadsides, Thursday 9 p.m. from New York State Museum, Empire State Plaza, through • FYI Topic: 'Work In America' April 1. Daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Free parking on weekends. (special) Sunday 8 p.m. • Slar Soccer (League Cup Semilinal) Sunday 7 p.m. FIL", • Cleveland Orchestra Special "Goldfinger," James Bond adventure, Albany Public Library, (FM almulcast) Tuesday 8 p.m. March 28. 2 p.m. Free. • Melhadone (.peclal) "Historic Albany," two video tapes on "The Pastures" and the Tuesday 9 p.m. Quackenbush House, Albany Public Library, Delaware • Shake,peare: 'Richard' Ave. branch, March 29, 10:30 a.m. Free. Wednesday 8 p.m.

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PAGE B - March 22, 1979 The Spotlight

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opposing candidates have ap­ BETHLEHEM peared to date. Planners wrestle The voting could alter the future stance of the board on commercial zoning budget matters, and two of After another round in the 1 those elected will be participat­ continuing dilemma of how to ing in the next round. of nego­ regulate commercial develop­ I tiations with the Bethlehem ment in the town of Bethlehem, teachers' union in 1980. The the town board is leaning board is presently composed of toward a "site plan review" four liberals, Mrs. Patton, procedure for all but residential Bernard E. Harvith, Robert developments in the town. Zick and Mrs. Sheila Fuller; Site plan review, a proposed one moderate, Bertold Wein­ amendment to the existing berg, and one conservative, Clyne. zoning ordinance for commer­ Mrs. McSharry is a certified cial development, would give medical technologist and works the town planning board the part-time as a research assistant authority of determining indi­ W, Gordon Morris at Albany Medical College, vidual building placement for the surroundings and the com­ BETHLEHEM where her husband, Dr. James an commercial structures. munity. A new candidate J. McSharry, is associate pro­ The only restriction now for Comments Councilman Ed­ fessor of microbiology and im­ commercial developments is a ward Mocker: "Site plan review for school board munology. They have two 10-foot setback from the street, would give the board more children, a daughter in the a situation that many residents authority and flexibility in the A pivotal school district Middle School and a son at find both dangerous and aes­ placement of buisnesses in election that could change the Elsmere Elementary School. thetically unappealing. zoned areas." complexion of the Bethlehem· Mrs. McSharry is active in Town Attorney Bernard board of education with three The subject of controlling the Delmar Progress Club, a Kaplowitz agrees, noting that of the seven seats at stake has commercial development has member of the Capital District the proposed amendment would drawn another candidate. dominated the agenda in the chapter of the Embroiders' "put lots of teeth" into the Mrs. Marti Bratcher Mc­ planning board's weekly meet­ Guild of America, a past present zoning ordinance. He Sharry, 34 Euclid Ave., Els­ ings for some time. The board treasurer of the Tri-Village said that if developers refused mere, this week declared her has been studying the option of Welcome Wagon and a former to comply with the findings of candidacy for the seat now increasing the distance of the Girl Scout leader. She is a the site plan review, then the occupied by Mrs. Ann Patton, front, back and side yard member of the parents' steering building inspector could with­ who is completing a five-year restrictions, or establishing an committee at the Middle School hold a building certificate. term and her second year as "averaging formula"that would and a past president of the But W. Gordon Morris of board president. Mrs. Patton determine building placement Elsmere School Community Elsmere, a member of the has told friends she will not be a by the configuration of neigh­ Organization (ESCO). She also Albany County Legislature candidate for reelection. boring buildings. The seven­ has served as a science and who has long campaigned for Bethlehem Central district member board, unable to reach library volunteer althe school. tighter regulation of setbacks voters will ballot in May for a consensus, decided to recom­ A graduate of Westhampton along Delaware Ave. and who two three-year terms and an mend to the town board the College of the University of brought the matter to the interim one-year term. John H. new "site plan reviews" where Richmond. she received train­ forefront two months ago, isn't Clyne of Elsmere, senior mem­ each new building would be ing in medical technology from sure that site plan review is the ber of the board, has indicated evaluated separately to deter­ the University of Virginia. She answer. he will run for another term. mine its location on the lot. is a member of the administra­ "The planning board couldn' Last week Mrs. Marjory C. tive board of the First United If the town board approves decide before on a setback O'Brien, 29 Preston Rd., Del­ Methodist Church, Delmar. the amendment, each developer guideline, so how are they mar, declared for the unexpired would have to appear before going to do it when a building term of Mrs. Mary Anne Wins lottery cash the planning board for a specific application is in front ofthem?" Stringham, who has moved to WilliamJ. Nash of Glenmont site plan review to determine he says. "Site plan review with­ New Hampshire. is one offour 55,000 winners in building placement that would out guidelines will cause pro­ All three seats are expected the New York State Lottery's be benefi~ial to the developer, blems." Doug Payne to have contests, although no "Slot Machine Game."

March 22, 1979 - PAGE 9 SPOTLIGHT PROFILE A Delmar teacher looks at Iran PROFESSIONAL Tom Collins of Delmar Mohammed Reza Shah Pah­ thinks the U.S. government lavi, who held the country's should "leave the people oCIran political reins from 1941 until AUTO PARTS alone -let their own forces for his recent "vacation," is viewed for all your automotive needs stability assert themselves." by Collins as "a great modern­ Collins' opinion is based on izer" who oversaw progressive more than what he reads in the and technical advances in Iran, newspapers, because he came especially since the early 1960's 439-4931 home just last summer from a when the influx of thousands of at the 4 corners two-year teaching stint in Americans began. Whatever Tehran. As a social studies the Shah's personal ethics have educator, he's always had a been, however (and Collins A happy Easter greater-than-average interest in admits he's unsure about that), world affairs. Pahlavi was "surrounded by doesn't mean putting He ended a long career in corruption. " your budget in sad public school education as His forced departure reflects supervisor of the social studies "an elemental urge" among shape. Sensibl}' priced department for the Bethlehem Iranians for a more moral and Buster Brown Thrifties Central school district from decent society, Collins believes...... 1970 until 1976, when he retired This represents the "mass give your -- to accept the overseas teaching thinking" there, he said, but assignment. "Retirement" ob­ "our intelligence experts either daughter viously means something dif­ didn't notice this or discounted ferent to this eclectic 60-year­ its importance." the same old than it does to many people Having miscalculated the look and fit his age. country's basic mood by paying What is difficult for Amer­ attention only to "military and as our other icans to understand, Collins strategic considerations," ac­ Buster Brown said recently, is that Islam - cording to Collins, our govern­ meaning "submission to God" ment has subsequently felt - in the form of the Moslem compelled to officially "back" religion has been a total way of successive Iranian leaders. "It's life in the Middle East for cen­ in our own best interests to stay Buster turies. "They don't separate out of their affairs now," he religion from their culture the said, "because a great many Brown® way we do," he explained. The Iranian people fear what they Shahs have been political call western imperialism, so our Thrifties leaders, he said, but they have sanctions cause a backlash." never contested the authority The Delmar resident con­ of the Islamic clergy and "a ceded that the U.S. has good ~ very real tension" between the reasons for concern about ~ two roles has existed for many Iran's future. We rely heavily years. upon their oil supplies and

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Tom Collins and artifact from his two years In Iran. Spotlight upon oil from the entire Middle again if another travel oppor­ 1979-80 Patterns East, which is funneled down tunity becomes available. through the Persian Gulf; and The Collinses have two • Family Fun 25% to we don't want Iran taken over grown children: J aho, an attor­ • Background in Vinyl 0 by Communism. Collins is ney for the New Jersey School • Ambiance Foils 50 /0 off convinced, however, from his Boards Assn., and Susan, an Phone & Mail Orders Accepted-Shipped Direct own observations, that most anthropologist at the Univer­ DEITCHER'S WALL PAPER OUTLET Iranians are just as resistant to sity of Colorado. pressure from their northern While home for awhile, $ neighbor. Soviet Russia, as Collins is doing substitute from western influences. teaching and tutoring, partici­ pating actively in the First Creating recent headlines Unitarian Church in Albany, from Iran is a Marxist group and helping a group of friends AT TOLL GATE. INC. (Fedaheen) centered at the plan an organic farm (the first University of Tehran, which in this area) as a food cooper­ 1569 NEW SCOTLAND ROAD SLINGERLANDS, N.Y. 12159 claims the allegiance of many ative. During March he is terrorists. The youthful faction serving jury duty for the State is challenging the Islamic Supreme Court. WINTER authority of the Ayatollah Tom Collins fizzes with CLEARANCE Khomeini, according to Col­ enthusiasm - as eifervescent lins, but this is essentially an as the tall drink with the same internal conflict between advo· name - and would be happy to Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday cates of traditional and modern share his first-hand knowledge & Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. lifestyles. of the Middle East with any Thursday & Friday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Collins taught history and interested individuals or philosophy at the Iranzamin groups. A nn Treadway International School, a K-12 Aerobic classes starting private school of about 1,500 We'll make pupils. He and his wife, Mar­ Aerobic dancing classes jorie, lived in a nearby apart­ combining the health benefits motor ment and "didn't socialize of jogging with the grace of . much," but did travel to all dancing will begin April 2 at the sing; parts of Iran to try to "get Doane Stuart school. Barbara inside and really understand Spring will conduct the classes • Engine Tune·up held Tuesday and Thursday • Front End Alignment the country's culture." • Automatic Trans~ from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and miSSion Service Anxious to be on the move 5: 15 to 6: 15 p.m. She will also • Modern Equipment again, Collins has re-applied conduct classes at the Old St. • Skilled Mechanics through the International Matthews Church, Voorhees­ Schools Service in Princeton, ville, on Monday and Wednes­ N.J. for another overseas day at 7:30 p.m. and Judy teaching job. He and his wife Arbour holds classes at the rented their home at 60 St. church Monday through Fri­ Clair Dr. in Delmar while in day at 9:30 a.m. For informa­ Iran, and probably would do so tion call 439-6763 or 765-4940.

March 22, 1979 - PAGE 11 School window broken DELMAR Delmar despite their pleas to PAPA'S Vandals broke a window in Car slams tree; stop the car and let them out. ITALIAN-AMERICAN the music room at the rear of The girl told police at the RESTAURANT the Hamagrael Elementary 2 are critical hospital Hoffman had picked the two girls up on Western School in Delmar and pul!ed a Three persons were injured. Eggplant Parmaglana 3.95 Ave .. Albany. as they were telephone cable from an out­ two critically, when a speeding hitchhiking a ride home. In­ Includes soup 01 salad, side wal! the night of March 14- car crashed into a large tree on spaghetti or french fries stead of taking them home. her 15. according to a report on file Elm Ave. near Longwood Dr.. statement said. he turned west Lasagna 3.45 at Bethlehem police head­ Delmar. shortly after 4:30 a.m. on Rt. 85. refused to let them quarters. Sunday. Submarine Sandwiches out of the ca r. and "drove like a anyv.ay you like theml Pastor to lecture The driver. Glenn R. Hoff­ cral.y man. very fast and all And Delmar's Pastor Warren Winterhoff is man. 30. K rumkil! Rd .• Sling­ over the roadway." Best PIZZA, tool giving a series of informational erlands. and Margaret Sneer­ Members of the Delmar Fire Take it home. or relax in our classes for all interested mem· inger. 17. of Albany. a passen­ Dept. and Slingerlands Fire comfortable Dining Room bers of the community at ger. were reported in critical Dept. rescue squads were called 261 DELAWARE AVE. Bethlehem Lutheran Church. condition in the intensive care to the scene and helped extri­ DELMAR 439·4544 unit at Albany Medical Center cate the victims from the open every day 11 B.m.-midnitB 85 Elm Ave .• Delmar. each Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Hospital Tuesday with mUltiple wreckage. injuries. Bethlehem police said the A third occupant. Bonnie investigation of another one­ Fearnside. 17. of Albany. was car accident that claimed the GENTLE ejected through the canvas roof life of Perry T. Spain. Jr .• 24. on Obedience Training and of the 1969 convertible and Blessing Rd. last Thursday Problem Canine thrown clear. Bethlehem police night was continuing. Behavior Modification said. She was treated and Spain was fatally injured released from the Albany Medi­ when the car in which he was cal Center Hospital. riding veered off the road to the BETENBIL KENNELS right. bounced off three trees ALTAMONT, NEW YORK 12009 Bethlehem police said Hoff­ and came to a halt across the BOARDING. GROOMING man faces a number of charges. road shortly after 10:30 p.m .. including a possible charge of RON TOZER, PROF. TRAINER police said. Another passenger. unlawful imprisonment. after Paul Degener. 31. was reported 861-8391 the Fearnside girl stated he had in critical condition at Albany .. . .. taken the two girls on a wild Medical Center after surgery ride through Slingerlands and on Monday. -- The driver. Brent E. Bos­ worth. 25. of Bethlehem Ter­ race Apartments, Slingerlands. was reported in good condition ~1. at Albany Medical Center with a fractured ankle. Police said e,CABLETV Bosworth, who was ejected from the car. has been charged with driving while intoxicated and driving at an unreasonable and imprudent speed. SPRING SPECIAL Aerobic dancing starts A new session of Aerobic Dancing. Inc. led by Barbara 00 Spring wil! start April 2 at the SAVE $15 on installation Doane-Stuart School. For offer expires April 1 information cal! 439-6763. Grouse society to meet "Habitat and the Hunter" is CALL 439-8141 the title of a film to be shown at a meeting of ruffed grouse enthusiasts at 7:30 p.m. tonight (March 22) at the Bethlehem BETULH-IEM VIDEO Library. A group project wil! be discussed and the formation of a chapter of the society Adlms~Russdl completed. Anyone interested in grouse is welcome.

PAGE 12 - March 22. 1979 f··;-;:;~;·-:~:-::~·;·;~~;l • • i Final f I Downhill & X-C Ski Sale I : Pre-Season i i Tennis & Running Sale i . : i COURTSIDE & SNO-FUN : t DELAWARE & ELSMERE AVE., DELMAR. 439-6803 f f MON.-FRI. 10-9, SAT. 10-6 • Mrs. Arthur Wendth, Jr. of Delmar, left, and Mrs. Stephen ...... Kiernan of Voorheesville, pose with items for Peter's Pantry, B feature of the St. Peter's Hospital Promenade Gala March 31. DELMAR HC?spltal benefit sat Musicians offer Proceeds from the St. Peter's Vinyl a free concert Promenade Gala Saturday evening, March 31, will com­ Wallpaper The Northeast Concert Band, plete the St. Peter's Hospital with Henry Carr of Delmar Auxiliary's $100,000 pledge to directing, will present a concert the hospital in honor of Sister at the Bethlehem Middle School Margaret McCarthy. The gala, on Tuesday, March 27, at 8 to be held at the Wolferts Roost S3!! p.m. Country Club. Peter's Pantry The band is comprised of will feature a wide variety of Check Our Unbelievable Price.! music educators and profes­ articles for Easter gifts, starting sional musicians from the at 7 p. m. There will be dancing "THE ATTIC" Albany Symphony Orchestra, until midnight to Tommy Ippo­ Schenectady Symphony Or­ lito's orchestra. For informa­ MILLER PAINT chestra and Colonie Coliseum tion and reservations call Mrs. Orenestra, along with other Arthur Wendth, Jr., of Delmar. local musicians. Members from 439-6923. the Bethlehem area are Henry Carr, Roger DeNucci, George Smith, David Bitner, David Calarco and Leonard Tobler. FOR EASTER The program includes, a suite from "Star Wars," the n GIVING e overture from "Die Fleder­ r " maus," by Strauss, "Slack • Floral & Butterfly soap dishes, Horse Troop" by John Philip trivets, spoon holders and Sousa. and selections from night lights. "The Wizard ofOz"and theTV • English luncheon mats series, ··Roots." and coasters. • Bone china pomanders and Faculty wins on court floral arrangements from The Voorheesville Central Mlrion Bers England. faculty basketball team again • Handmade Easter eggs and proved too strong for the Local artist exhibits childrens gifts, of course students' team and won the An exhibition of pastels by And much, much more! annual game sponsored by the Marion Bers of Elsmere and Key Club, 67-63. Robin Locke, paintings by William Wilson of volleyball coach, one of the the State University faculty will The Country Corner first women to play in the open Friday. March 23. at 9 449 DELAWARE AVE., DELMAR. 439-6671 event, contributed clutch free p.m. at the Temple Gates of throws. Howard Smith. former Heaven. Eastern Pkway., and fl:1 Open Monday-Friday 10-9, Saturday 10-5:30'1:'::":':::". 0 varsity basketball coach. led Ashmore St.. Schenectady, and '.!I! "NEVER ON SUNDAY" ~ the faculty team. will run through May 3.

March 22.1979 - PAGE 13 ~€}~~~~O~~cO~~~13ror ~ Flowers by Thomas ~ ~" Under New ~" "I" Management ~ ~ 399 Kenwood Ave., Delmar, N.Y. 12054 t& (";I "At the Four Corners" ~li ~ ~lephone (518) 439-7726 or 439-4176 ~

E TO REGISTE Playlnl the "E came" during an amblyopia screenlnl are Carol nny Acres Day Dowley, left. and Rita Mallery, co-chairmen of the Tri-Village Welcome Wagon amplyopia committee, and Jennifer Mallery. OPENS June 25t Jason Schick and Jennifer Day, J. W. Campbell for the 32nd year For Boys and Girls 4-15 years old ELSMERE For information, brochure and registration forms DELMAR cau "Aunt Bea" at 439-2464 Screening set Police probing for amblyopia store burglaries Member Trained volunteers from the Bethlehem police are investi­ Tri-Village Welcome Wagon gating two store burglaries and of We will be happy to fill Club will hold their 13th an attempted break-in at three -" annual vision screening for Elsmere stores over the SI. your eye doctors' prescriptions on. amblyopia for children 3-5 Patrick's Day weekend. e years of age Wednesday Burglars forced their way through Friday, March 29-30, into the Courtside Tennis Shop at the First United Methodist and Handy Dandy Cleaners, Church. 428 Kenwood Ave., but were unable to gain entry to Delmar. Tri-Village Dry Cleaners, police OPTICIANS, The screening. which is free. said. will be conducted by Dr. A small assortment of cloth­ INC. Stephen J. Sills, ophthalmolo­ ing and an undetermined gist, and Mrs. Marge Gilmour, amount of cash were taken BY BAUSCH. LOMB a volunteer from the Albany from the tennis shop Saturday 10" Association of the Blind, from night or Sunday morning, and 9 a.m. to noon on each of the a cash register containing (on'a,' len.e. three days. $97.70 was taken from the • SAME DAY • NO BOILING Amblyopia, sometimes called Handy Dandy store the pre­ FITTING • ONE YEAR vious ni'ght, according to the UNLIMITED "lazy eye blindness," is the • FREE TRIAL failure of a normal eye to reports. • TOTAL VISITS 5195.00 develop vision adequately, and MONEY-BACK • INSTANT Overpayment lor water GUARANTEE REPLACEMENT is rather common in pre-school children. One eye sees sharply, Only one user in Bethlehem New contact lens patients have a choice of an­ the other poorly. If not detected Water District No. I overpaid Zyl pair of sunglasses on display for $15. by an early age, experts say, the his bill during the recent period disorder could lead to perma­ instead of the usual six or nent loss of central vision. seven, but the overpayment Mon.-Fri. Last year 370 children were was, according to Tax Col­ 8:30 to 5 screened in the three-day Del­ lector Kenneth Hahn, "un­ Sat. mar clinic. and some cases of usually high"-79 cents. State 8:30 to noon law requires town board appro­ NOW OPEN amblyopia in addition to other visual problems were detected val of any refund, so last Thurs. Eves. '-----.! and referred to family oph­ Wednesday night the over­ 'til 8 MIKE BUENAU thalmologists. Local co-chair­ payment was on the board's Albany men are Mrs. Carol Dowley, agenda and the refund was duly 71 Central Ave. authorized-by a unanimous 434-4149 439-2650, and Mrs. Rita Mal­ lery, 439-1794. resolution.

4 March 22, 1979 BC hosts Model Congress

Bethlehem Central's Model Congress representatives were host to nearly 200 delegates from 24 schools at the Capitol in Albany March 2-3 (see story in last week's Spotlight and Vox Pop, this issue). More than 175 visitors were housed in Bethlehem homes during the committee sessions and general sessions in the Assembly and Senate chambers.

Photos by Jim Carroll

There was a youthful look to the Assembly chamber during the Model Congress. Far left, Mrs. Hedi Moore, advisor to the Congress. Below, left, Diana Gaviria, BC chairman Mike Doyle and Andreas occupy "the chairs" in the House, while in the Senate, below right~ are their counterparts, Cheryl Beck, Nikki Wiesner, David Tedeschi and Margaret Pohlsander.

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March 22. 1979 - PAGE 15 Stargazers called VOORHEESVILLE tuotld A program entitled "A Spring Langford unseats l),a Star Gaze" will be given at a political veteran \\at~a'tlS . . 7:30 p.m. on Friday. March 23. at the Five Rivers Environmen­ A 25-year-old political ne Certain stores are having tal Education Center. Game phyte making his first bid f special sales on diamonds. Farm Rd .. Delmar. The pro­ public office has won a seat We're confused-you see gram is co-sponsored by the the Voorheesville village boar diamonds have been going Albany Area Amateur Astro­ displacing a two-term ir. up very sharply recently. nomers and will include a close­ cum bent. We're sure that the specials up glimpse of the stars through In surprisingly light ballot­ are figured on the new higher telescopes as well as legends of ing, Richard Langford, a prices. Be smart. compare the constellations of spring. sandy-haired father of two. the prices of a fine old store Bring a Oashlight and a mat to upset Richard (Dick) Huber. like ours. sit on. who was seeking a third two­ year term on the board. Lang­ Australia slide talk ford ran on the Citizens Party Bertha Wakin of Delmar. a slate in the three-cornered race member oftheSUNYA faculty. Robert J. Morgado for two trustee seats. will offer a slide presentation Rep.lend Jeweitn Huber's running mate on the on "Australia-Land of Con­ BETHLEHEM Corner Pearl & Steuben Sts. Peoples Party ticket. Allen trasts" at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Democrats book Wilcon, led the balloting to Credit Cards and March 27, at the Bethlehem 9O-Da, House Accounts dinner speaker easily win reelection for a Open 9:=;30 ••m. to ~ p.m. Community Center, 125 Adams second term. Tbun. to 8 p.m. St.. Delmar. Admission is free. Robert J. Morgado. secre­ The vote totals were: Wileon The travelogue is sponsored by tary to Gov. Hugh Carey. will 356, Langford 294, and Huber FREl CUliomer parking neilrby the town of Bethlehem be the speaker at the annual 227. There were no writeins, Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner and the only absentee ballot of the Bethlehem Democratic went to the two winners. Committee. Despite the intensity of the Kenelm R. Thacher, town race, only 490 voters took time Democratic chairman, an­ to go to the two booths at the nounced this week that the Voorheesville firehouse, 76 dinner will be held Tuesday, fewer than last year when a April 10, at Michael's Banquet spirited contest for townjustice House. Latham, with cocktails took center stage as the mayor at 7 p. m. preceding the dinner and two trustees ran un­ at 8. Tickets are $15 and are opposed. available from town commit­ Huber took the setback teemen. philosophically. "It's one of Thacher has appointed Wil­ those things," he shrugged as liam Burkhard as dinner chair­ well-wishers offered con­ man. John T. Mitchell will dolences. "I handle advertising. Michael Langford, 25. an outstand­ Breslin is program chairman. ing distance runner in his high and John Dinneen is in charge school days. is employed by of tickets. Suburban Propane. Wilcon. 44. grew up in Exer-dance relormlng Revere, Mass .. graduated from The spring session of Exer­ Boston University and settled dance body-conditioning his family in Voorheesville 12 method will begin in Delmar years ago. He is a salesman for the week of April 2. For infor­ Interstate Uniform Service. mation and reservations call and is married with two chil­ MARCH Mary Reich. 439-2058. dren. On the cover: 15-24 Bethlehem 7th graders know how to get newspaper publicity for their upcoming Carnival at the Middle School. Posing for this promotional photo are, from left, front, Rhonda Bombard, Mindi Wolfe and Jenny Hase; rear, Sue Odenkirchen. Andi Ball, Kim Nichols. The photo, the best one of the week in the Spotlight and good enough to "make the cover," was taken by an unidentified classmate. Oh. yes: the Carnival date is March 3 L

PAGE 16 - March 22, 1979 TOWN ROADS A tough winter for highway crews THE FASHION GALLERY While most people anxiously an ongoing thing. We take it as features await the end of the cold it comes." °weather and winter blues. Winter isn't the highway of the °springtime for the men in local department's only worry be­ SPECIAL WEEK 'Jtighway departments only cause spring brings its own means the beginning of the particular problems for the 45 "- / never-endingjob of road main· men in Cross's department. tenance. "When it rains, you can't "It was the worst winter we work," he says. "It's like any 100% Cotton Style Tops ever had on the roads." says other job. No one likes to stand Pullovers, big tops, V-necks and others. Five Martin Cross. Bethlehem's out in the rain, so we don't even styles, 17 colors, well-known manufacturer. superintendent of highways. send the men out. The rainy S·M·L. Sale ends 3/24. Original price $15·$27. Hc says the snowfall this season slows you down. It does Sale Price $75°_$13 50 winter was light. which was that to any construction job. good. but the intermittent The weather is a big factor frigid and thawing spells this determining what you can do." 1/ winter caused water in the But his crews will be busy cracks in the roads to freeze during the upcoming rainy Drop in and see our fine selection '" and break up the road surface. season as they cart away the of better and designer fashions-all at "After a cold spell the frost debris from the town's spring 25-45% savings! goes deep in the road and this cleaning. The spring cleaning also causes pavement break­ will begin April 2 and continue up," he says. throughout the month of April, Cross, who has had limited with highway crews collecting The F ashian Gallery crews out all winter to patch up household throw-outs accumu­ 163 Delaware Ave, • 439-7828 (next door to City & County Savings Bank) pot·holes, says the worst is not lated during the winter. Cross Open Mon·Fri 10 a.m.·S p.m., Sat 10 a.m.·5:30 p.m. over on the town's 130 miles of cautions that large appliances, Master Charge. Visa Parking in rear roads. like stoves and refrigerators. "The frost hasn't come out of will not be picked up. We're not another discount store! the roads yet. and when it does After spring clean up, the the roads will break up even crews will turn their attention more." toward road repair, including a He says his department, portion of Blessing Rd. That limited by budget consider­ project will be resumed from ations. has no specific plans or where it was left last year. BIRD special target areas forthe 1979 Then there's the town's season. "We'll go out on the blacktopping schedule, which ENDS FOOD roads and see," he says. "We usually calls for resurfacing five SUNDAY will go as far as our budget to six miles of town roads per 3/25179 takes us." year. SAVINGS The road repair process, in­ When the weather lets up one cluding complete repaving for of his first projects will be THISTLE SEED some areas, will continue repairing a block on Groesbeck AlsO called Niger Seed for throughout the year and on PI, Gotdfinch, Redpol, etc. Reg. $1.89 lb. 99 ¢ . into the winter. "We didn't get it done last year. so it will be one of the first "As soon as we get all the Prime Grade ------roads fixed it'll be winter repavings we do." said Cross. THIS COUPON WORTH again," he says. "Road repair is f)oug Payne SUNFLOWER 20-lb. ends 2125/79 size Limit SEED 0", OFF 251bs. SKIPPY'S MUSIC OUR FAMOUS 340 Delaware Ave., Delmar Wildwood Mix JUST ARRIVED! Reg. $8 NEW SHIPMENT OF GUITARS ------Oall,. 9-6; Sat 9-5; Sunday 10-4 Carlos-Applause-Yamaha-Gretsch Many styles & choices Feura Bush Ad. Glenmont 3699 439-1835 Instruction-Band Instruments-Repairs-Rentals-Accessories Albany-Carman Rd. ~arbtn ~boppr Guilderland Mon·Fri 1·6 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 356-0442 • 439-2310 -~ March 22, 1979 - PAGE t7 TIDD·BITS NATURAL FOODS BRIDGE SNACKS Mon.·Sat. 10-5 282 Delaware Ave. Thurs. 10·7 439·7775 Delmar

2 SALES 3/19-3/24 2 SALES Final Downhill & x-c Ski Sale Pre-Season Tennis & Running Sale Linda LaPointe, left, and daughters, Valerie, and Rhonda In their store at Four Corners. Spotlight

COURTSIDE Be SNO-FUN BUSINESS creative and artistic end of the DELAWARE & ELSMERE AVE., DELMAR. 439-6803 Delmar florist business. MON.·FRI. 10·9, SAT. 10·6 Her fragrant and colorful business sold shop on Kenwood Ave. is The first time Linda stocked with almost every kind of fresh, silk and dried flowers STOP AT LaPointe heard that the "Flow­ ers by Thomas" store at Del­ with an extensive selection of plants. cp.\'.~t

PAGE t8 - March 22, t979 Theatergoers find rural scenario in Unionville

Photos by Joseph Schuyler

Well known actor-producer Joe Kilgallen and wife, Rinda, enjoy the current Slingerlands Players' pro­ duction at the Playhouse. Top, right, coffee in the lobby during intermis­ sion. Right, Martin P. Kelly, Times Union critic and a partner of Kilgallen in the Rexford dinner theater, is a regular visitor on Delaware Tpk.

, •••••••••9 •••••••••~ ••••••••~.9.00000 ••••~ i There can be no peace between i ~ men unless there is peace l f within each one of them. l : Pope John XXIII l • • i For Pro-life information l B~AKES • LUBRICATION • WHEEL ALIGNMENT & BALANCE 1 on abortion or euthanasia write: I • IGNITION SERVICE • ELECTRICAL. AIR CONOITIONING : Delmar Right·to·Life Committee t • OYNO TUNING , FOREIGN CAR SERVICE t P.O. Box 308 ; • COOLING SYSTEM PROBLEMS f Delmar, New York 12054 ! • GAS TANK REPAIRS 439·2725 7:30I,m .. S:30p,lII. Man ·Fri.-S,1. a Sun. fm,rlllnc, lid. "rvle,ant, ~...... ~

March 22. 1979 - PAGE 19 SEA SIDE FISH MARKET Rt. 85A Slingerlands 439-2200 Open Monday-Saturday 9-6 • Fridays 9-7 SUPER Selection, QUALITY and FRESHNESS I .. t :J King Crab Legs $4.79/lb. ~"'"-&f. Fresh Sea Scallops ...... $4:&9/lb. IS r> Fried Fish ...... $2.59/lb. '. Lg. Squid ...... 9ge/lb. Sea Trout ...... $1.19/lb.

Jazz musician Skip Parsons' alter·ego is a music store. Spotlight Clams, Lobsters, Oysters, Scallops, Smoked Fish and Fried Fish BUSINESS SALE ITEMS GOOD parts. sticks and even sheet THURS., MARCH 22-SAT., MARCH 24 Delmar welcomes music. For those who want to a music store learn to play an instrument, Skip will offer a rental pro­ EVERY DAY FRIED FISH & COLE SLAW The Bethlehem-New Scot­ gram. land area's foremost jazz irn­ Skip. known throughout the pressario. Skip Parsons. has East for his leadership of Skip taken his talent to Delmar in Parson's Riverboat Jazz. Band, the form of a music store. The hopes his popularity will help new business. which opened his new store. "There's a lot of informally a few weeks ago at interest in this kind of store." he 340 Delaware Ave. in. the says. "and there are a lot of Roger Smith building, is the talented musicians who have only store of its kind in the accepted it." Tri-Villages. Skip ~tresses that all kinds of Skip calls his store a "musi­ musicians' wi~1 find something cian's music store for people at his new store. "I'm not just who play music." Skippy's catering to jazz players, but to Music offers a wide variety of all kinds of musicians. and all wind instruments. guitars and kinds of music including big drums. and musical accessories band. rock classical music, like mutes. reeds. strings. drum country music." Skippy's Music will be open afternoons Monday through Rent The Friday until 6 p.m. and all Rug Doctor. day Saturday. Doug Payne The only -steam­ carpet cleaner Area's Oldest and Largest with the Vibrating SMa Brush. Dealer - with complete parts dept. AND SERVICE! Cleans upholstery loo! Test-drive a Saab at As seen on le/evls/onl rDger smith New Salem PAINT-WALLPAPER FLOOR COVERING 340 Delaware Ave., Delmar GaragQcil NEW SALEM, N.Y. 439-9385 765-2702

PAGE 20 - March 22, 1979 DELMAR Resident receives a papal letter When Rev. Kenneth Gregory of St. Thomas Church, Delmar, embarked on a trip to the Vatican to attend the installation of Pope John Paul II, he carried a letter from a Delmar SHUTTLE HILL HERB SHOP woman congratulating the new pontiff. Last week, five months after writing the letter. Mrs. Lee Grady, 488 Haskell PI., received a reply. The note, typed on official stationery of the Secretariat of State at the Vatican, New Shipment stated: "His Holiness Pope John Paul II has received the kind Fine Dollhouse Miniatun!s message sent to him at the beginning of his Pontificate. In Furniture, Glass, Pottery expressing his gratitude for this devoted gesture, the Holy Father sends his greeting of joy and peace. He also gives the assurance of his prayers and imparts his Apostolic Blessing." The letter was signed by Msgr. L. Scaccia, department head. "So many good things have happened since the letter came," CORNER DELAWARE, ELSMERE AVENUES an elated Mrs. Grady said this week. ·'I've won prizes and got a DaMAR, N.Y. BEHIND PHARMACY part-time job." Mrs. Grady has two children. Susan, II, and Leo John, 2. Although her son bears the names of two Popes, he was named. she said. for his two grandfathers.

Historian to speak Nursing scholarships Mrs. Edward Dillon. past Three Bethlehem Central MOVING president of the Bethlehem High School seniors and one Historical Society and CUf­ from Ravena-Coeymans-Sel­ SALE rently engaged in a research kirk High School have been project of Old Bethlehem, will awarded Regents Professional lecture on that subject before Education scholarships for Fantastic savings on many Items the Delmar Camera Clubat the nursing worth $250 a year for club's March 27 meeting. Mrs. up to five years of nursing study Dillon will show slides and play at a professional nursing school tape recordings made by pro­ in New York State. They are minent residents of the past. Susan Nagle. Lisa Thorndike 257 Delaware Ave, 439-1244 The meeting will be held at and Donna Warren of BCHS Open Mon.-Sat., Noon-5 St. Stephen's Episcopal Church and Gail Canuteson of RCS. Parish Hall, Elsmere Ave., WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING Delmar, starting at 7:30 p.m. Completes police course AT OUR NEW, LARGER LOCATION with a workshop on "black Bethlehem Det. Colin P. light" conducted by Dean Clark recently completed a Stout. The March slide and five-day course in arson invest i- Seafood Restaurant Inc. print competition is also "Old galion at Lehigh Valley Com- Rt. 9W, West Coxsackie Bethlehem." with a second munity College, Allentown. NYS Thruway Exit 21-8 competition on general sub- Pa .. co-sponsored by the Allen- 1-731-9905 jects. The public is invited. town Police Dept...... ~ : . i 2 SALES 3/19-3/24 2 SALES i Sunday Special Senior Citizen • • March 25 i i Full Course Menu : Final • Available i Downhill & x-c Ski Sale I Fresh Ham with Dinner Broiled and • Pre-Season :• i Tennis & Running Sale • $5.95 Fried Fish • i also • • Beef, Ham, i COURTSIDE Be SNO-FUN : Open Tues. thru Sun. • DELAWARE & ELSMERE AVE., DELMAR. 439·6803 i 11:30 a.m.·9:30 p.m_ and Chicken i MON.-FRI. 10-9, SAT. 10-6 : :...... ~

March 22, 1979 - PAGE 21 BUSINESS SERVICEMEN Bank takes title Protect Your In The NEWS to Elsmere site City and County Savings Most Valuable Assets Hospitalman Apprentice Bank has purchased a tract of at David A. Greeley. son of Cecil land on the northeast corner of M. Greeley. 140 Maple Ave., Delaware Ave. and Euclid Selkirk. has graduated from Ave., Elsmere, and will erect a TODAY'S WOMAN the Navy's 10-week Hospital new building to house the located at the Southwood Tennis Club Corps School at Great Lakes, bank's Delmar office. 1\1. He joined the Navy last The transfer was closed last June. week with the seller, Mrs. Anne Ebel, whose husband, Law­ ,...... __ ...... rence Ebel of Albany, had _--, Meritorious service at Kees­ ler AFB, Miss .. has earned the operated a Texaco service _ This coupon entitles you to the use U.S. Air Force Commendation station on the site for the past several years. The sale was of all facilities at Medal for Staff Sgt. James A. - Stratton, son of James R. handled by Arnold M. Kaplan TODAY'S WOMAN Stratton of Feura Bush Rd .. and Michael A. Jackson. both - Delmar. Sgt. Stratton, an elec­ of Delmar, affiliated with - Wellington Properties, Inc. in for ol1e full week absolutely tronic communications and cryptographic equipment sys­ the Century 21 network. The - - purchase price was not dis­ tems technician. was presented the medal at Lowry A FB. closed. - FREE! - The bank's Delmar office Colo.. where he now serves currently occupies leased space with a unit of the Air Training - - in a commercial building next Command. Our facilities include: door owned by the HMCCorp. - - The site has 224 feet frontage l. Two complete lines of modern on Delaware Ave., 200 feet on - Exercise equipment - Euclid Ave. and 302 feet abut­ ting the H MC tract housing the -2. Individual diet counselling - present bank. 3. Hydroptherapy whirlpool A spokesman for City and - - County said the proposed 4. Finnish Rock Sauna building will provide U a more 5. Professional Staff .- efficient lobby area inside and - - THE BOWERY 6. Individual attention to your needs more convenient drive-in faeali­ - Restaurant ties and improved parking on - Golden Age Club 7. Hourly Group Exercise Class the outside." - - The new bank is expected to be open by late winter or early - - March 24, 1979 spring, the spokesman said. TODAY'S Soup 01 the Day The transfer is subject to Tossed Salad approval ofthe New York State - (ChoIce 01 DressIng) - Banking Dept. and the Federal MODERN your choice 01 Deposit Insurance Corp. - - The site at Delaware and Roast Turkey with Sage Dre •• lng Euclid was the center of a - - or public controversy nearly two WOMAN Broiled Filet of Sole decades ago when residents of - - the area waged a successful Oven Browned Potatoes Vegetable du Jour campaign to block approval by - INC. - the Bethlehem town board of a Chocolate or Vanilla Cake Southern Boulevard Beverage proposal to install a car wash at - the intersection. - Albany, New York 12209 - Phone 465-1009 - Cancer volunteers sought Quality Inn The American Cancer Soci­ for appointment - ety is seeking voI'unteers for the - 1-90 Albany Arterial at Everett Road annual door-lo-door campaign - Must be over 21 - in April. For information. con­ 438-8431 tact Doris R. Rowland, execu­ - - The Most Comfortable tive director, Albany County -...... J. Place ... Under the Sun unit, 449-8722.

PAGE 22 - March 22. 1979 TENNIS Delmar net star ONE OF THE BEST BARGAINS named Be coach TheiN TOWNI A former Bethlehem Central varsity tennis player who went on to play for Albany State and who also has held the Bethle­ hem singles championship has Spotlight been named varsity tennis coach at BCHS. Philip Ackerman, who play­ A SUBSCRIPTION ed No. I singles for one of Don Camp's many Suburban Coun­ Still only $600 a year* cil and Section 2 champion­ ship teams before moving up to "(For a while, anyway) the SUNYA varsity, has been Philip Ackerman directing indoor workouts for Here's a random sample Praise lor olllcer team candidates at Southwood of what readers of other A Bethlehem police officer Tennis Club for two weeks. On weekly newspapers In New York has received a commendation Monday, the combination of a State pay to keep up with from the commander of Troop c.loudless sky, mild tempera­ all the local news: G, New York State Police, tures and the early appearance headquartered in Loudonville, of nets at the high school courts Singi. On. Year location Now,po.,-, for his quick action when a motivated Ackerman to take Copy 'n-County state trooper was stricken with his players outdoors for the Altamont ...... Enterprise .25 $6.50 a heart attack on Rt. 9W in first time this year. Camillus ...... Advocate .15 5.00 Bethlehem on Feb. 20. Ackerman has been coor­ Canastota ...... Bee-Journal...... 25 9.00 Officer Marvin Koonz. who dinating the junior tennis Cheektowaga ...... Examiner...... 20 8.00 responded to the call for assist­ academy at Capitaland Tennis Chittenango ...... Times...... 25 9.00 ance, "utilized expert medical Club in Guilderland and has technique (and) took the neces­ been teaching tennis for two DELMAR ...... SPOTLIGHT ...... 20 6.00 sary steps prior to the arrival of years. He also is tutoring in DePew-lancoster ..... Examiner...... 20 B.OO math at Albany Academy for the emergency unit," according East Greenbush ...... Greenbush Area News. .25 9.00 to Maj. Thomas A. Constan­ Girls. He succeeds Tom Walen­ Elizabethtown ...... Valley News ...... 20 7.50 tine. In a letter to Commis­ cik as BC coach. Walencik gave Hastings ...... Enterprise ...... 35 6.50* sioner Ralph Tipple of Bethle­ up the post to devote more time hem. Constantine commended to his family after serving two Hilisdale·Copake ..... Independent ...... 25 10.00 Koonz for "his rapid response years, but will continue to Liverpool ...... Review ...... 15 5.00 and his immediate knowledge coach the Bethlehem girls'team Millbrook ...... Round Table ...... 25 12.00 and grasp of the situation. "The in the fall. Ravena ...... News·Herald ...... , .25 8.00 state police inspector involved Ackerman's team will open Sayville ...... Suffolk County News .. .25 10.00 was reported as "resting com­ its league season April 9 against Setauket-Stony Brook . Village Times ...... 25 8.00 fortably in good condition." Scotia on the Delaware Ave. Warwick ...... Advertiser ...... ,25 10.00 courts, then will travel to Whitehall ...... , .. Times ...... " .25 10,00 Young poets cited Niskayuna two days later. Williamsville ...... Amherst Bee .... , . , .. .25 12.00 Seven pupils from the Sling­ erlands Elementary School Yorktown Heights .. , .. North County News ... .20 11.00 participated Wednesday night *Blow""ly Do you know (March 21) in a children's To order your subscription, fill out and moUthis coupon today. poetry festival co-sponsored by thlsmon? I the Albany Public Library and ------_.------the State Education Dept. ;..L ffl Spotlight or twenty years, "Elmie" has Their original poems were .. 414 KENWOOD AVE. among 50 selected from 800 solved problems and given penonal sorvice to his Killip r DELMAR, NEW YORK 12054 submitted by elementary pupils F ~ routo cUltomen. Call him day or Please enter my subscription. Enclosed Is my check lor in a three-county area for inclu­ night at 489.. 2931 for your im­ sion in the festival. portant laundering and dry 0$6 for one year 0$10 lor two years The young poets who have cleaning noeds. Free pick-up and gained this recognition are delivery. Name ...... , ...... ,." ,.,.,. , .. , .. .", ..... ", ...... ,., ..... ,.,., . .,'., , .... ," David Carroll and Steve Jen­ sen, third graders; Toby Dun­ Add ress, .. "".""", ...... " ...... , ...... ",·,······""···,·",···"",,,,·,·,· more, John Van Arnam and KILLIP Megan McGinn, fourth grad­ LAUNDERING a DRY CLEANING SINCB: 1976 ______...... J ers, and Jennifer Mosmen and 35 Commerce Avenue Jennifer Scott, fifth graders. West Indultrlal Park, Albany 12206

March 22, 1979 - PAGE 23 Mrs. Theodore P. Minissale Naney Houghtaling Donna Bridgeford bride School and a junior at Russell Donna Marie Bridgeford, Sage College, Troy. Her fiance daughter of Mr. and Mrs. is a senior at Rensselaer Poly­ Edward J. Bridgeford, Jr., of technic Institute, Troy, and will 211 Maple Ave., Selkirk, be­ continue to study at RPI for a came the bride of Theodore P. master's degree. Enjoy heating comfort Minissale, son of Mr. and Mrs. A summer, 1980, wedding is Philip J. Minissale, .Sr., of planned. AND maxtmum elllclency Albany on March 18 at 2 p.m. with a at SI. John's-SI. Ann's Church. Father Hayes officiated. Mrs. Dianne Schaffer, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Mrs. Lorraine Minissal~ Mrs. Angela Stott and Mrs. Linda Lehmann were brides­ maids. Philip Minissale, bro­ Atomizing oil burner ther of the groom, was best mizee oil and air for near man. Dennis Schaffer, Joseph perfect combuetion and Bridgeford, brother of the most efficient use of your fuel. bride, and Philip Sidoti, served Quiet and save. too. as ushers. Aerodynamic heat exchanger exposes The bride is a graduate of R­ maximum surface area to air etream. yet CoS High School. Her husband, offers mjnimum air resistance. You get a graduate of Colonie Central maximum eMciency and comfort. High School, is self employed at Minissale's Italian Rest­ Don't settle for less. Can aurant. Mrs. Brian M. Dan. for a free home estimate. Students to wed Deborah Condon bride Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hough­ Miss Deborah Condon, taling of 61 Greenock Rd., daughter of Mr. and Mrs .. Delmar, have announced the Gerald G. Condon of Voor­ engagement of their daughter, heesville, and Brian M. Danz, Nancy J. Houghtaling, to J. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Danz Richard Behun, son of Mr. and of Colonie, exchanged nuptial Mrs. Eugene Behun of Roches­ vows in a ceremony Feb. JO at SI. Matthew's Church, Voor­ ter. Miss Houghtaling is a gradu­ heesville. Rev. Arthur A. Tool ate of Bethlehem Central High officiated. Main-Care Heating Service The bride, a grad uate of 318 Delaware Ave .. Delmar Tennis Racket. Voorheesville Central High Restrung and Regripped School, is employed at Morgan 439-7605 Vlollna Repaired \ Linen Co. as secretary. Her Save energy ... , Bows Rehatred husband, a grad uate of Colonie C.M. LACY·" High School, is employed at be comfortable. 3 Becker Terrace. 439-9739 Red Lobster.

979 publication and posting to be not 18$1 degrees 12 minutes 46 seconds East, seconds West, 220.00 feet to a point of than ten nor more thon twenty days 24.72 feet) to a point of reverse curvature; thence generally Westerly before the day designated for the said curvature; thence genoralfy South­ along ocu,..,e to the right of radius, heoring. easterly along a curve to the leh of 25.00 feet a distance of 39.27 feet i.Grgul A motion mode be Mrs. Bickel Dnd radius, 25.00 feet a distance of 37.3'" (chord: South 85 degrees 53 minLlfes 18 seconded by Mr. Mocker that such order feet (chord: South n degrees 52 seconds West, 35.36 feet) to a point; b. adopted was passed by the following minLlfes 23 seconds East, 33.97 feet) to a thence SoLlfh..co degrees 53 minutes 18 vot•. point of tangency; thence North 59 seconds West, 50.00 feet to a point; Notter AYE NO degrees 20 minutes 00 .econds Ealt, thence generally Southerly along a Mr. Corrigan None 55.29 feet to a point of curvature; curve to the right of radius, 25.00foet a EXTRACTS FROM MINUTES Mrs. Bickel thence generally Northeasterly along a distance of 39.27 feet (chord: South 04 OF TOWN BOARD Mr. Mocker curve to the right of radius, 732.22 feet degrees 06 minutes "'2 second. East, TOWN OF BETHLEHEM ABSENT: Mr. Johnston. Mr. Geurtze a distance of 61.13 feet (chord: North 35.36 feet) to a point of tangency: MARCH 14. 1 979 MARION T. CAMP 61 degrees 43 minLlfes 30 second. East, thence SoLlfh.40 degrees 53 minLlfel 18 A regular me.ting of the Town Board of Town Clerk, Town of Bethlehem 61.11 feet) to a point; thence North 25 seconds West, 220.00 feet to a point of the Town of Bethl.hem, was held on the Dated: March 1"', 1979 degree. 53 minutes 00 seconds Welt, curvature; thence generally Westerly above dot. at the Town HolI, 393 Dela· Mar. 22 160.07 feet to a point; thence North 72 along a curve to the right of radius, ware Avenue, Delmar. New York. Th. EXHIBIT A degrees 38 minutes 23 seconds East, 25.00 feet a distance of 39.27 feet me.ting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED 269.89 feet to a point; thence South 88 (chard: South 85 degrees 53 minvtes 18 PRESENT: Mr. Corrigan. Mrs, Bickel, Mr. EXTENSION No. 1 3 TO THE degrees 02 minutes 08 seconds East, seconds West, 35.36 feet) to a point; Mocker. BETHL.EHEM SEWER DISTRICT 360.00 feet to a point; thence South 50 thence South 40 degr.es 53 minutes 18 ABSENT: Mr. Johnston, Mr. Geur1:re. TOWN OF BETHLEHEM, degrees 56 minutes 30 second. East, seconds West, 50.00 feet to a point; Mr. Mocker offered the following order ALBANY COUNTY, NEW YORK 177.62 feet to a point; thence South 18 thence SoLlfh "'9 dogrees 06 minutes"'2 and moved that it be adopted: ALL THAT TRACT, prECE OR PARCEL OF degrees 43 minute' 00 seconds East, soc:onds East, 15.00 feet to a point; WHERAS a written petition doted LAND situate in the Town of Bethlehem, 223.18 feet to a point; thence South 02 thence South 40 degrees 53 minutes 18 Mareh 1"', 1979 in due form and can- Albany County,NewYork,lying generally degrees 06 minutes 00 seconds East, .econds West, 135.00 feet to the most taining the required signature, has been Westerly of Elm Avenue, being more par. 16 i.s6 ieet to a point; thence SoLlfh 24 Westerly corner of Extension No. 10, presented to and filed with the Town ticularly bounded and described as degrees 09 minutes 00 seconds East, Bethlehem Sewer District, and the point Boord of the Town of Bethlehem for the follows: 133.02 feet to a point; thence North 57 or place of beginning; extension of the Bethlehem Sewer District, BEGINNING at a point on the Northeast- degrees 37 minutes 30 seconds East, being an irregular shaped porcel to be known as Extension #13, said erly line of the Lands of Niagara Mohawk 99 . .46 feet to a point; containing approximately 27.627 acre. of extension being bounded and described Power Corporation, said point being the thence along a Southerly line of Exten­ land to be known a. Extension No. 13 of as set forth in exhibit A hereto annexed most Westerly corner of Extension No. 10, sion No.9, Bethlehem Sewer District, the Bethlehem Sewer District. OF YORK) and mode a port hereof, and B~thlehem Sewer Distrtct, soid point lying North 70 degreos 57 minutes U seconds STATE NEW WHERAS the improvements proposed distant North ... 9 degrees 06 minutes ... 2 East, 228.54 feet to a point, thence along COUNTY OF AL8ANY) IS.: consist of the construction and mainte- seconds West, 1302.48 feet from a point a SOuth ..... esterly line of said Extension No. TOWN OF BETHLEHEM) nonce of a sewer s)'ltem within the exten- where the Southeasterly extension of said 9, Bethlehem Sewer District South 38 I MARION T. CAMP, Town Clerk of the sian including outleh, the terminus and Northeasterty line is intersected by the degrees 30 minutes 03 seconds East, Town of Bethlehem, do hereby certify that course of each proposed main sewer and SOLlfheasterly line of the Lands of the City 160.00 feet to a paint, thence along a I have compared the preceding resolution collection sewers and including manholes of Albany (Water Conduit Line) at mea. Northwesterly line of soid Extension No.9 with the original thereof filed in my office and appurtenances necessary for the sured along said Northeasterly line and along a curve to the right of radius, ot Delmar, New York, on the l ... th day of operation of the sewer system, in accord· its Southeasterly extension thereof, and 390.00 feet a distance of 92.95 feet March. 1979 and which was duly adopted once with a map, plan and report mode a runs thence from said POINT OF BEGIN- (chord: South 65 degrees ... l minutes 34 by the Town Board of said Town on that port of such petition and NING along the Northeasterly line of the seconds West, 92.73 feet) to the malt dote. and that the same is a true and WHERAS the maximum amount proposed Lands of Niagara Mohawk Power Car- Northerly corner of Extension No. 10, correct copy of the soid original and of ta be expended for the said improve· poration, North ... 9 degrees 06 minutes"'2 Bethlehem Sewer District, thence along the whole thereof. menh, as stated in the petition, is the sum seconds West, 537.16 feet to a point, the Northwesterly limih of Extension No. IN TESTIMONY THEREOF, I have of S 170,000, it is hereby thence through the Lands of Bronco 10, Bethlehem Sewer District, the follow­ hereunto let my hand and affixed the ORDERED that a meeting of the Town Development, ltd. the fallowing sixteen ing fourteen (14) courses: seal of the Town, this 15th day of March, Boord of the Town of Bethlehem shall be (16) courses: generally Westerfy along a curve to the 1979. held at the Town Hall, 393 Delaware North 12degrees47minutesOOseconds right of radius" 390.00 feet a di,tance MARION T. CAMP Avenue, Delmar, New York, on the 11th West, 780.19 feet to a point; thence of 37.1~ feet (chord: South 75 degrees Town Clerk, Town of Bethlehem day of April, 1979 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. to North 31 degrees 53 minutes 00 seconds 1... minLlfes 56 seconds We.t, 37.12 feet) (March 22) consider the said petition and to hear all East, 82.85 feet to a point; thence to a point of reverse curvature; thence persons interested in the subject thereof generally Northerly, Easterly and generally Southwesterly along a curve concerning the same and for such other Southerly along a curve to the right of to the left of radius, "'77.13 feet a NOTICE TO BIDDERS action on the part of the Town Board with radius, 75.00 feet a distance of 336.2'" distance of 308.85 feet (chord: South 59 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thot the dote relation to the said petition as may be feet (chord: North 70 degrees 19 degrees 25 minutes 58 .econds We.t, for receiving sealed bids for Alteration, required bylawor proper in the premises, minutes 12 seconds East, 117."9 feet) to 303 .... 9 feet) to a point of revene and Renovations to the new Town Hall at and it is further a point of reverse curvature; thence curvature; thence generally We.terly ~5 Delaware Avenue, Delmar, New ORDERED that the Town Clerk shall generally Southerly along a curve to the along a curve fa the right of radius, York: Cant rod Ifl - Ceiling Work; Contract couse a copy of this order, certified by,he left of radius, 25.00 feet a distance of 25.00 feet a distance of 39.27 f.et "2 - Air Conditioning Work; Contract '3 _ Town Clerk to be published in the Spot- 74.48 feet (chord: South 09 degrees 17 (chord 85 degrees 53 minutes 18 Electrical Work - has been extended from light, the official newspaper of the Town minutes"'l seconds East, 23.51 feet) to a ..conds West, 35.36 feet) to a point; March 20, 1979 to March 27, 1979,3:00 and sholl also cause a copy of the order to point of reverse curvature; thence thence South 40 degrees 53 minutes 18 P.M. at the Town Clerk's Office, 393 be posted an the sign board of the Town generally Southeasterly along a curve seconds West, 50.00 feet to a point; Delaware Avenue, Delmar, New York. maintained pursuant to subdivision six of to the right of radius 624.85 feet, a thence generally Southerly along a BY ORDER OF THE TOWN BOARD Section thirty of the Town Law, the said distance of 2 .... 72 feet (chord: South 36 curve to the right of radius, 25.00 fe .. a OF THE TOWN OF 8ETHLEHEM distance of 39.27 feet (chord: South 0 ... MARION T. CAMP r(..-.ct.-.c~"-"~(~~~~l degrees 06 minute ....2 seconds East, Town Clerk 35.36 feet to a point of tangency; (March 22) This is the time of year thence South ... 0 degrees 53 minutes 18 Doted: March I"', 1979 to take care of your roofing I I and siding needs. Beat the spring I Most Tri-Village Homeowners Prefer I rush and call us now. We are also experts at adding any additions I THE COMPLETE I to your home that you may need. FUEL SERVICE FUEL OIL • KEROSENE. GASOLINE INSTALLATION OF HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS ,.. ~~I~~g~~,~~~~~~~y~ I MAIN-CARE HEATING SERVICE 439-6828 .., I 318 Delaware Ave., Delmar. 24-hour Service. 439-7605 ~------.... March 22, 1979 - PAGE 25 r----CLASSIFIEDS-----, Classified Ads are 15¢ per word ($1.50 minimum) payable in advance before 4 p.m. Friday for publication following Thursday. Submit in person or mail with check or money order 439-4949 to 414 Kenwood Ave .. Delmar 12054. 439-4949

ANTIQUES BLACK TOP ELECTRICAL ANTIQUES ANTIQUES FAIR PRICES PAID "Our Prices Are Reasonable" Silver • Glassware LIUZZI BROS. Bought Jewelry • Knick-knacks and Gold • Furniture Blacktop SpeCialists Sold Bill & Lou's Exchange Residential, Commercial next to Delaware Plaza Industrial - Fully Insured "At the Sign of the Coffee Mill" Over 35 year. 439-2507 • 439-1388 458-1033 In the same location. Also Gilsonite or Jennile, J-16 Sealer JAMES W, BARTLEY Jeanne Van Hoesen & SONS 67 Adams Place, Delmar -52·10. If NORMANSKILL SEPTIC TANK Cleaners. Systems installed, elec­ MARKUS VANGUARD tric sewer rooter service. 767-9287. TRUCKING ROOFING CO, If MISC. FOR SALE • TOploll Free Estimates-Fully Insured GERMAN SHEPHERD TRAINING ANTIQUE Haviland Llmoge. tea • Yellow Sand CLASSES, beginning March 28. ••t. Service tor , 2, $500. Also • Crushed Stone Call JAMES S. STAATS Sponsored by Mohawk-Hudson Orcl•• rd 51., Antiquo 6-legged Mahogany drop­ 767-2712 Germen Shepherd Dog ClUb. lea' dining room table, 48.72, $800. 482-5295 eve •. 4311-1708.

March 22, '979 - PAGE 27 AQUARIUMS: 30 and 10 gal. com­ WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED plete accessories. wood stand. Will assist in setup if sold locally, $50. WOOL-give me your old wool CLERK-TYPIST, part-time. Exper., Call after 6, 436-1401. suits, coats, blankets that you are in Delmar area, 439-0636, mornings discarding, 439-6897. or eves. 1975 CACCI CRAFT. 15' with trailer, 75 hp Johnson motor. Ex­ JUNK CARS WANTED. cali lor LPN, private duty nursing care. cellent ski and pleasure craft. Call price. Joe Messina'. Garage, Home or Nursing Home. Refer­ 439-6840 alter 5 p.m. 767-9971. 12t531 ences. 459-5490 or 456-2648. LOVE SEAT, beige. exe. cond., new NURSES AIDE, experienced witti $500. asking $225. wicker swag SECRETARIAL elderly. Also housekeeping. com­ lamp. $15. 439-0852 any time. bined or separately. Delmar area, 439-4014. LOVELY AQUA CHIFFON long Professional Secretarial Services dress. Long sleeves, size 12. Cost $125, worn twice. Price $35. Marie Miles HORSES 439-1288. General Typing. Correspondence SIZE, JOSEPH'S TROUBADOR Stable•. MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE. man­ Stenographic. Transcription Riding lessons, pony rides, train­ ual, make us an offer. Tri-Vi1Iage Billing. Envelopes. Filing ing. Rt. 9W. 767-9537. Welcome Wagon, 439-2614. 439-6284 POOL TABLE. 4x8. good condition. PLEASE $75.439-9913. HELP WANTED ROOM WITH BOARD WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY and PARENTS BOARDED,lovely coun­ wedding invitations. Call L. Spellch. ADULT (RETIREE) to work in Golf Pro Shop. Light duties. Slinger­ try home. Visit with them any time. photographer. 439-5390. 767-9537. lands area. 439-3392 eves. CLEANING: 6 hours weekly. Gen­ "S" large walnut dining table & chairs Compect, tkree-bedroom Cape 2 older wicker porch chairs eral housework. Must have own CHILD CARE in rural setting with acres and large MaTi Mekko wall hanging-reds transp. References required. Call acres for privoey. Well priced. Men's X-C ski outfit, 9 boots eves., 765-2539. 2t329 CHILD CARE, lovely counlry home. 9x12 Oriental-type wool rug 24 hr. service, 50¢/hr. 767-9537. (red, gold, black) HOUSEKEEPER. 25-30 hr.. per 2 crazy foam chairs, lime green week. Housework and child care for swivel chair father and 3 school age children. "M" 439-7932 .,enlng. House flexible, references. Voor­ Slingerlands nature setting for heesville area. Call Mrs. Miller, SHAKLEE this recently remodeled three­ 456-6511 days or 765-3114 nights. NATURAL PRODUCTS bedroom home, is a must-see. DANCE 3t45 Good living for only $39,900. MANAGER for sandwich and bar at golf club. Experienced, references. 439-4857 CLASSIQUE DANCE SCHOOL 439-3392 eves. 154 A Delaware Avenue CHILDREN AND ADULTS "L" •••••••••• One of Delmar's most popular PRIVATE OR GROUPS • ANSWERING • streets is the setting for this All types of Dance and Exercise ----- lively four-bedroom home. The 439-3331 Mrs. B. Follett I SECRETARIES! I I SERVICE I adjoining stream compliments I BUSINESS & I the natural beauty. Offered I SECRETARIES! I I PROFESSION~ I ot $67.900. GARAGE SALES I SECRETARIES! I I:::t: ~~)I MOVING SALE: household items. golf equip., tools, 6 Conat Ball hard "XL" rock maple dining room chairs. :~~~Day ~ Magnificent five-bedroom y: home set in glorious trees and Sat.-Sun .. March 31-April 1, 10-5. I If you have good I 724 Morris St., Albany (above W, shrubs, a beauty to look at, typing skills, I • 439-4981 ~~ I a joy to inspect. See it at the Lawrence). Albany Medical College competitive price of $96,500. MOVING-APT. SALE: records. I •••••••••• lamps. lovesests, cedar chest. DR may have the right I AD furniture. china, stemware, dish­ CLASSIFIED POLICY job for you! Classified advertisements in the washer. Beacon Rd., Glenmont, I SpoUighl must be paid for when sub­ For a courteous answer to your Fri.-Sat., March 23-24. mitted. We must enlorce this strictly; real estate needs, stop in at GIANT GARAGE SALE. mo,ing Full and part-time administra-I our rates are too small to permit in­ one of our three offices, voicing and bookkeeping lor classl­ west. Sleds, ski equip., furniture. tive and medical secretarial or call: I' lieds. Please do nol ask us to make rugs, plants, misc., April 8, 10-3, pOSitions available. Pleasant 8)(Cepltans. Copy and remittance 69 Huntersfield Rd. working conditions with ex- must reach us before 4:30 p,m. Friday for publication in the follOwing 439-7657 Icellent benefits for part-time Thursday issue. I 456-5101 employees. Call CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 482-8931 AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE I '72 PONTIAC, 4-door Catalina, reg. RATES gas, PS, PB. good running cond .. I 4~~;n~2~~ I 15¢ per word per insertion $750. 439-3359 after 6. Albany Medical College I 51.50 minimum cohn '76 ASPEN. special additions, sta­ for further information. andl Call 439-4949 tion wagon, AC. PS, PS, AM radio, or to make an appointment. or wnfe. or stop In ~ yagu.da roof rack. low mileage. exe. cond .• I at our convenient office: $3.300. 439-3434. 2t329 414 Kenwood Ave., Delmar cronin Affirmative Action- I '77 20-FT. MOTOR HOME. 7.000 Ii Equal Opporlunily Employer Why don" YOU subscribe to realty ~ mi.. sleeps 6, AC. many extras. THE SPOTLIGHT? 439-0068. *

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Preview our spectacular four bedroom home nestled at the foot of the Helderberg Mountains today! Breathtaking pano­ ramic view of Capital District plus Vermont and Massachusetts E.lllbll.hed 1921 from your entertainment sized living room with fossil rock fire­ place. Make this property of 19 acres your retreat and call us 264 Delaware Avenue. 439-9921 for its additional features ... $104,000. LAS VEGAS NIGHT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE BY OWNER, Elsmere. less than one year Old, 3 BA raised ranch, 1 Y.! baths, LA, DR, eat-in kitchen. paneled FA w/fireplace, patio, WW ~. ef]E[1tef] throughout, laundry room, central -YUUe AC, 2-car gar. w/electric openers. paid-for sewers, on Quiet cul-de­ AMERICAN LEGION POST 1493 DIRECTORY sac. $58.900. Principals only. 439-3483. March 24, 1979 • 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Local Black Jack - Color Wheel Br""nshaw. LI!I ...... 439-4976 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 1397 N... Scatl.1II 11<1. REFRESHMENT STAND. Blue Big Six - Chuck-a-Luck - Roulette Coh~ Vagud •• Cronin ...... 439-7657 Cross-Blue Shield area, some EIGHTEEN YEARS OR OLDER 321 Delaware Ave. equipment. call between 5 & 7, Dehring Realty ...... 439-4984 439-0597. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 423 Kenwood Ave. SLtNGERLANDS. apt.. 5 rooms. • ~hn J. Healy ...... 439-7615 heat & HW,stove & refrig., $225plus • 5 Grove S1. sec. 439-5192. Spotlight Classifieds Workl • Klersy Realty Inc ...... 439-7601 : 282 Del.w.re Ave. SLINGERLANDS OFFICES for renl • in historiC building. Approx. 1,000 WRITE YOUR OWNI • Picott. Realty. In< ...... 43!J.4943 sq. ft. Will alter to suit tenant. Minimum $1.50 for 10 words, 15 cents each additional •: 205 Delaware Ave. 438·8459. 41329 word. Phone number counts as one word. • Area WANTED TO RENT • DEADLINE 4 P.M. EACH FRIDAY • Albright·Kresge. Inc...... 434·2211 • • 456 Washington Av<. Albany 3 BR APT. or house. Two baths, :• 0 MISC. FOR SALE 0 REAl ESTATE FOR SALE :• near bus. Four adults, references. 463-6832 or 439-3166. 21322 : 0 HELP WANTED 0 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT : • 0 SITUATIONS WANTED 0 • • • • • George W. Frueh Sons • • • • • • Fuel Oil • Kerosene • • • • Service Anyday - Anytime • • • • • • • I enclose $ for words • Mobil® • • • Name • • • : Address • 436-1050 • • • Phone • ,• ...... : • March 22. 1979 - PAGE 29 EXER-DANCE ClASSES Vox POp Dance-Yoga-Aerobics Vox Pop is open to all Favor Your Figure readers for letters in good with Beaut;ful Exercises taste on matters of public Spring session begins week of April 2. interest. Letters longer than 300 words are subject to 10 class weeks $25-1lth FREE abridgement by the editor, Conveniently located in the center of Delmar. and must be signed. Names MARY REICH 439-2058 will be withheld on request. Monday, Tuesday and Friday mornings Tuesday and Wednesday evenings A vote for youth Vox Pop has received th following open leller addresse, to an important segment of th community: Dear BCHS Parents: Dr. Bernard C. Deleo There was a party at ou Executive moving here house last Saturday night Dr. Bernard C. Deleo has About 100 young people fro been appointed professor and Bethlehem and 20 other school: chairman of the department of in three states participated i anesthesiology at Albany Med­ the Model Congress, and want ical College and anesthesiolo­ ed to get together just to visit i TOLL GATE gist-in-chief of the Albany the midst of a hectic weekend Medical Center Hospital. They brought their own foo, ICE CREAM & COFFEE SHOP and made sure everyone wa in Slingerlands Dr. Deleo comes to Albany from Columbus, Ohio, where served. They conversed intel Serving Lunches & Dinners he was associate professor and ligently with their peers an from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., 7 days a week formerly acting chairman of with the chaperones. The the department of anesthesi­ listened to their music, playe ology at the Ohio State Univer­ charades, Yahtzee and pool .... sity College of Medicine. He is and watched Saturday Nigh ~ a 1954 graduate of St. Vincent live. • College, latrobe, Pa., and They observed without com •••• ~ received his M D degree from plaint our request for no smok ..... St. louis University in 1958. ing in the house. They c1eane, .. He served his internship at the up after themselves and sai WALLPAPER .... St. louis City Hospital and "thank you" on their way out ..... residencies at St. Louis City They are lovely yo un .... Hospital and the Cleveland people. .. Clinic. Dr. Deleo and his wife, You should be proud 0 SALE! .... Antoinette, will reside in Del­ them. ~ mar. They arethe parents of six Michael and Rosemar. .. children . Delm"r Edward. $2* over Dealer Invoice! .. rsPRING TUNE-UP SPECIAL 'per single rol/ .. L~ Rotary Lawn Mowers thru 22" cut .. Tune-up, blade sharpening, oil change & new spark plug ;Jtoger Smfth, .. only $1095 Free pick-up & delivery PAINT-WALLPAPER-FLOOR COVERING in the Tri-Village area 340 Delaware Ave. 439-9385 ..• Delmar .. .. ,_] ~ 'Jr L.C. SMITH .... I~I ~ Lawn and Garden Equipment .,.. ~ 154-8 Delaware Ave., Delmar ... ** **.** '* *... (next to Delaware Plaza) 439-9746 PAGE 30 - March 22. 1979 'Sensational' journalism by those who watched the The Spotlight editor, with a Editor, The Spotlight: show. While it is true that a career spanning 39 years on Media Raw - The Further panel of 12 peers convicted daily newspapers. the A P wire C. B. CLARKE, INC. Recycling of Trash. Peter Fish of lying under oath, service and magazines, stands is it possible that others may on his judgement. All media FOR Your March 8 article, have lied to produce that con­ carried repeated statements by INSURANCE "Media Rare - Recycling viction? It has happened be­ Peter Fish denying his guilt, CALL Trash" dealing with the WRGB fore. The American system of but no newspaper took the ex­ TV news show featuring depos­ jurisprudence is far from per­ chief up on his vow to "tell all" ed Bethlehem Police Chief fect, contrary to what the Spot­ after the trial, not even the pro­ Peter Fish was a despicable act. light so narrowly believes. And Fish, anti-Bethlehem Albany that, sir, is why the appeals Times Union. Ostensibly, the editorial was system exists. Fish's vigorous fight against an indictment of WRGB for the charges is understandable granting television time to con­ The Spotlight spoke of and accepted, his vindictive­ victed felons. In the process, the WRBG program as being ness is not. In granting him a your "newspaper" drew several " ... designed for the gossip forum to accuse Bethlehem analogies that were so absurd popUlation still hungry for sen­ officials and police officers of as to be laughable, even to the sational stuff ... " Have you lying and cheating, W RG B most opinionated readers. To not also fed this sort of sick showed how shallow its back­ Burt Anthony compare Chief Fish with con­ hunger with your very own ground in professionaljournal­ victed murderer Lemuel Smith brand of irresponsible sensa­ You wouldn't wear the ism is. In the March 4 telecast, is as foolish as to compare the tionalism? same style clothes year which might have been intro­ New York Times with the after year-your insur­ The Spotlight was accurate ance policies need new Spotlight. duced as "the following pro­ in one assertion, however. The gram is brought to you as a faShions as well. You charged WRG B with the Dodgers shouldn't be granted public disservice," there were Call 439-9958 production of non-legitimate any extra innings after the unfortunate losses: Peter Fish's for the latest styles. news stories, but the value of World Series ... but, they dignity and the WRGB news these stories is not to be judged should be allowed to speak to operation's credibility. by a small town weekly editor the press after the games have 339 Delaware Aye, or by the town fathers (who been played. Vox Pop has received a long Delmar leller critical of the Bethlehem may well have ghosted the Deane P. Fish article). It is to be determined Voorheesville police department, but the writer did not identify himself.

Community Corner

Free Vision Screening A free vIsion screening for pre-schoolers for amblyopia will be conducted Wednesday through Friday, March 28-30, from 9 a.m. to noon at the First United Methodist Church, Delmar. Trained volunteers from the Tri-Village Welcome Wagon Club will be sponsoring the program for the 13th consecutive year. Under the direction of Dr. Stephen J. Sills, ophthalmologist, and Mrs. Marge Gilmour, an Albany Association of the Blind volunteer, the volunteers will screen children 3-5 for the disorder sometimes called "lazy eye blindness." The screening is brief and there is no charge,

Community Corner, a public service column of important community events, is sponsored by IE City Er Caunty Savinl;Js BI!!:!I! 163 Delaware Avenue, Delmar (opposite Delaware Shopping Plaza) .439-9941

March 22. 1979 - PAGE 31 How the Belle COUNTRY ESTATE of Peters Restaurant 180 degree panoramic view of three statos from this home sit· uated on 70 acres of l1eovily wooded privacy. Greot horned owls. pheasant, grouse and deer abound around this e-year-old became Van Woert-built contemporary home which has 4 bedrooms and 3'h baths. The 34')(24' living room and dining room have Gloria Stevens. cathedral ceiling and brick fireplace. The home has over 3000 square feet of living area and is in the Bethlehem school district, Alice Madison is a legend at Peter's. She's probably Town of New Scotland and only 20 minutes from Albany. For the greatest waitress you11 ever meet. Alice feels good further information, call Bob Edwards at 439-9906. about people because she feels good about herself. And she feels good about having joined T"IS WEEK'S NEW LISTINGS Gloria Stevens. Three or four Sherbrook Drive ...... $54,900 times a week, Alice goes Beautifully landscaped three·year·ald, three·bedraam home in to the salon, and with mint condition. loaded with extras including wet bar in family room, lire place, wall·to-wall carpeting over hardwood Iloon, our MED Method, she electric door opener on two'car garage. Call 439·9906. finds she's slimming Polmer Avenue ...... $47,900 down, toning up and You can see the caring that has enriched this charming Cape Cod enjoying life a lot more. home in center Delmar. Magnificent hardwood floors, plus six She's Gloria Stevens. paneled doors and a lovely lot. Living room with French :loon leading to a screened porch. modern kitchen, family room, two You can be. too. bedrooms and llh baths. Call Helen Aronson at 439·9906. Adams Place ...... $39,900 Cozy three·bedroom older home in an established neighbor. hood near Four Cornen. Large living room with fireplace, for· mal dining room and an enclosed porch overlooking deep yard. Call Ann Warren at 439·9906. Feura. Bush-Route 32 ...... $46,900 Over an acre 01 land with stream, two-cor barn and carriage house charms this spacious four-bedroom home in country ham· let. Lorge eat·in kitchen, cozy living room fireplace, full dining room and den, plus Ion of closets, llh baths and first floor laundry. Call 439·9906. Member of "RELO" Inter City Relocation Service Roberts INTRODUCTORY OFFER Real Estate 190 Delaware~ Avenue. Delmar 439-9906 WEEKS OF UNLIMITED ""I""'hl~I"""" ,. > $25 .. ,""',' , .... ",~IIIIII'lilmllu"'UI'''''''''''' .. ,. 6 VISITS • Fun E.xercise Plan • Diets Compiled ElCclusively by Our Dietitian • No Disrobing • Individual Programming • No Contracts to Sign • Physicians' Inquiries Invited about Our MED Method

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355 Ontario 5t. 155 Delaware Ave. Elsmere Albany Opposite Delaware Plaz~ ".-.­ Corner Park & Ontario Open Mon thru Fr' 9 to 9 '7~011 J.N' ~1lWl',a Open Mon thru Fr. 9 to 9 Sat9t03 ",,"\1"V ;»)111'1111 8 0 1~'7 Sat9 to 3 439-8104 n-CZl06-L A:w.lqTl ~l1qn,l W"4"1'Ilag PAGE 32 - March 22. 1979