August 31, 1961 VOL. VI, NO. 34 '"espotllflll $1.00 PER YEAR 10¢ A COPY

VETERANS TO CELEBRATE FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY THE SPOTLIGHT joins ANNUAL AUCTION & BAZAAR the TriM Villages in moumM Bethlehem Memorial Post ing the passing of one of #3185, Veterans of Foreign OCT. 7 AT VOORHEESVILLE its quarterMcentury busiM Wars, will celebrate its 15th .Did you ever wish that you Vunck, Carleton Harvey Sr., · Anniversary with a dinner and nessmen: might take a journey to the and Miss Mary Munyan and program at Center Inn followed past, to a hundred years ago? Levere L. Fuller, Sr. Mrs. Elizabeth Robbins. by Open House at the Post A glimpse of life during those The committee is seeking Rooms September 30. days is being planned as the donations of furniture, dishes, On this 15th anniversary a theme of the annual auction antiques and household articles new set of Parade Colors will LIBRARY SCHEDULES LEFT and bazaar by the First Metho­ for the auction. Donors may be presented to the Post Com­ dist Church of Voorheesville, BANK BIZARRE BAZAAR call Mr. Male or Mr. Parshall mander. on Saturday, October 7. to arrange for pick-up. An Anniversary Program will Announcement of the Third Carleton Harvey Sr., church be printed in which local mer­ Annual Bizarre Bazaar on the historian, is planning an ex­ chants will be solicited for ad­ Left Bank of the Delmar Pub­ lic Library came today, Held tensive display of Civil War NEW BRANCH GOES OVER vertisements to p.r o v i.d e the memorabilia in the Room of on October 6, 7 and 8 on the $1,000,000.00 IN DEPOSITS money to buy the flags. History which will include fire­ Hawthorne Avenue Library ap­ With the exception of the arms, books, replicas of im­ In spite of wet and blustery 1 proach, the paintings, draw­ Children ·s Hallowe'en Pro­ portant documents, stamps and opening weather and torn up ings, etchings of residents of grams, this is the first time pictures and other items to in­ road conditions, our neighbor­ the Bethlehem Central School this post has asked for any fi­ terest history enthusiasts. Color­ ly new savings bank office on nancial help since its founding District will be placed on snow­ Delaware Avenue has run up an fence stands on view from 10 ful costumes and such intriguing 15 years ago. names as The Open Trunk, amazing record. to 6 P.M. October 6 and 7 and Plantation Kitchen and Vley Talking with William G. from noon to 4 P.M. on Oc­ Hall will greet visitors. A roast Livingston, president of City & tober 8. MEETINGS SCHEDULED beef dinner will be served in County Savings Bank last week, Inspired by Montmartre and we learned that the bank's On Tuesday, September 5, the evening. Greenwich Village showS the branch office in Elsmere now Thursday, Sep.tember 7 and outdoor exhibition presents an The planning committee in­ has over $1 million in deposits. Friday, September 8, staff opportunity for amateur and cludes Barna Male, general That's a lot of money to put members from Bethlehem Cen­ professional, young and old to chairman, Mrs. Kenneth Bailey, together in less than four tral, North Colonie, Menands show their art, This year for booths, Robert Shedd, construc­ months, and Maplewood E 1 e me nt ary the first time, d i vis i -o_n into tion and :Mrs. Sidney Vunck, The branch office was opened Schools will meet with admin­ comparative groupings will be publicity. Albert Parshall is in April 29 and went over the istrators in their i nd i vid ua 1 tried. charge· of pick-up. Dinner million dollar mark on August schools. Entries may be left. at the chairman is Mrs. Henry Crounse 22. Which just goes to prove On Wednesday, September 6, Delmar Public Library on Oc­ assisted by Mrs. Emil Ilchuk that area residents are loyal to the general session for all tober 4 and 5 until 9 o'clock and William Severinghaus, tick­ area enterprise and recognize a teachers will be held beginning each evening. Each must be ets. Booth chairmen are Mr. real convenience when they see at 9 a. m. in the Shaker High accompanied by a label with and Mrs. Gordon Lewthwaite, it. School in North Colonie. the artist's name, medium, Me s d a m e s Myndert Crounse, And in all modesty, it proves, Dr. Albert Parry, Chairman and title. Robert Andrews, Rudolph too, that this little old Delmar of Russian Studies at Colgate, The display is jointly spon­ Crounse, George Bidwell, Paul Spotlight is a good advertising 11 will speak on the topic, Soviet sored by the Delmar Library and Cantlin, Harry Shufelt Jr., medium. For City and County 11 Challenge to Our Survival, at the Village Four Art Group, Robert Proctor, Harold Schultz, has been a consistent advertiser 9 a.m. in the Shakell' High with Mrs. Clover Mikol super­ John Flansburg, Frederick Black­ with our paper almost from its Please Turn the Page vising. man, Michael Frohlich, George inception.

ON EVERY PAGEl PAGE 2- August31, 1961 THE SPOTLIGHT MEETINGS (Cont'd) AN School auditorium. •••••••• CLASSIQUE Following his speech Hamil­ OPEN LETTER ton H. Bookhout, Millard Smith TO A BOY NEW BABY and Mrs. Grace Erkson, Admin­ DANCING istration Committee, will meet BY SYDNEY J. HARRIS with Dr. Parry to discuss the Reprinted from the Chicago Doily News main points of his speech and This is an open letter t.o a SCHOOL their implication for American AT YOUR boy, about 18, who forced me education. off the road while cutting In This year all Wednesday af­ sharply and passing me on a hill ternoon workshop d i s c u s s i o rl. yesterday afternoon: HOUSE? Instruction in groups will meet in Shaker High School. Dear Son: You may think you are a good Congra tula lions ! A All TYPES of present is in order. Spotlight Classifieds will do driver, and perhapsyou are. But I'd !Jke y011 to keep In mind Practically Anything! DANCE that most of your "skillful" You know what makes HE 9-4949 driving Is due to other motarlsts. a good present for a REGISTRATION Anybody can whip along the baby"! Some additional road as fast and as carelessly as life 'insurance on the September 11 - 3 to 5 P.M. THE SPOTLIGHT little one's FATHER. or Phone 1-s published every Thursday by Spot- you were going. There's no Director: Mrs.Bagha Follett 1ight, Inc., 154 Delaware Avenue, trick to that - the new cats are Delmar, N.Y., Robert G. King, pu~ loaded with power and pick-up - A growing family 154A Delaware Avenue lisher. Deadline for news Is Thurs-. too much so, 11m afraid. brings increased res­ day aftemoon, one week preceding HE 9-3331 Just remember that it was my ponsibilities, n e w publication; deadline for display od. economic burdens. vertisements is Friday aftemoon. alertness that prevented an ac- Only with life instu·­ ~ JIM WAGNER'S J ~ ance can the average man hope to acquire • ANADAMA BREAD the peace of mind that HOUSE of cmnes with financial security. Few ean RECORDS achieve this security • CANNING TOMATOES 302 Lark St., Alb

cident on the hill, not yours. So don't take pride in your And the driver who was approach­ deadly accomplishment, A real ing us also had to brake suddenly man is considerate and polite - BACK-TO-CAMPUS with and swerve in order to save your and takes chances only when It life and his, counts, when his honor and con­ It is not your courage or dex­ science call out for It, On the terity that has kept you alive as highway, most of all, it's easy long as this, .but the prudence and to tell the men from the boys - I politeness of other mot:odsts. You for the men have to save the boys Jlfe\% 1!tA have been trading on our good from the consequences of their will and sense of self-IX'eserva­ foolish and needless bravado. tion. I wish it were possible to point SPOTLIGHT CLASSI FIEDS MCGREGO out to you that your kind of HE 9-4949 driving Is nothing but bad man- ************** ners -it is not heroic, or adven- * * turousSuppose or manly. you ran down a crowd- *• ISN'T *• ed street, pushing people out of * * your way, knocking packages out * YOUR· * of ladies' hands and kicking chil- * * drenlntothegutter, Whatwonld *• FAMILY'S *• be so heroic, ot' manly about that? *• future security worth 15 •* Nothing of course, Then why · ? Th ' 11 · do you suppose that having2,000 * minutes. at sa It * pounds of steel under you makes * wi II toke you to hear how * It any better? There's nothing * we can help. And no * to be proud of 1n driving fast _ * obligation to buy. * auy fool can do that, It's a * * form of cowardice to threaten : Ca II : other drivers, not courage. * * Suppose you beat me at the * BUTLER d * getaway, or up the hill? What * an * does that prove? Nothing, ex- * * cept that the car you bought 1s •BROWN Inc * faster. You di:ln't make it• it's * I • * a commerical product. Anybody *244 DELAWARE AVENUE* can buy one like it - and auy- * DELMAR, NEW YORK * body can drive with a maniacal * HE 9·4581 * disregard for safety, **************

LIMBER RAGLAN The new "laminated knit" idea in jackets! Smoother, warmer, (Producer of the Teen Age Barn Television Show) with wool knit face, cotton back, laminated to Scott Apparel Foam. Pile lined with Wi II Reopen His "Orion"* acrylic. $2 9• 9 s DANCE STUDIO IN DELMAR BAN·LON SWEATER SHIRTS En­ joy the benefits of Ban·Lon, the SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 texturized nylon yarn that keeps Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall in shape, dries fast.

Saturday 1 P.M. Beginners 3 years to S}) years Saturday 2 P.M. Beginners 6 years and up $6.95 YOU CAN REGISTER AND START THE SAME DAY

One Hour Lessons - TAP & BALLET - $2.00 FOUR CORNERS For Information call IV 2-3073- HE 4-1600 DELMAR Teacher: DOLORES BUTCHER PAGE 4- August 31, 1961 THE SPOTLIGHT SOMETHING NEW AT BUSINESS COLLEGE

A 36-week course in pro­ an understanding of planning gramming for electronic data computer procedures and prin­ processing machines will be of­ ciples of installation manage­ fered by Albany Business Coi­ ment and control. Part of the le g e in its Evening Division course will be field trips to program starting in September. area data processing installa­ tions. The program, in cooperation Eligibility for the course will with the Hudson-Mohawk chap­ be based on applicable business ter of the National Machine administration students, per­ sonnel engaged in punch card ;:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!Accountants be scheduled Association,one night a weekwill either on a Monday or Wednes­ data processing, and auditors day for the 36-week period. and other business personne 1 as­ sociated with data processing. The c curse is designed to Francis T, Nolan, program­ meet the increasing demand for ming specialist for Cluett-Pea­ qualified personnel in the field body Co. of Troy will be in­ of computer programming, offer structor.

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750 DELAWARE AVE., DELMAR, N. Y., U. S. A. TELEPHONE HE 9-5537 TOP VALUE We're back from our Western and Mexican buying trip. We found literally hundreds of exotic and STAMPS unusual Gifts and Decorative Accessories. Stop out and browse through this collection which includes items NEVER seen before in any Upstate New York shop or store. YOUR BEST Located in the rear of the Driftwood Build. BUYS ARE AT ing. Use the entrance around to the side near the large sign. Manager - Fran Klett 750 DELAWARE AVENUE DELMAR, NEW YORK Telephone HE 9-5537 DELAWARE AVENUE DELMAR MANUFACTURERS · IMPORTERS REPRESENTATIVES THE SPOTLIGHT August 31, 1961 -PAGE 5 ·--Eleanor Susser--· ~~~ the /veu;. .1~ of, diu :DeLmru !3~ $~ cd 333 DELAWARE AVENUE, DELMAR OPEN HOUSE CLASSES THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 will begin from SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 2 to 5 P.M. 7 to 9 P.M. We invite everyone to come in and see our new TAP BAllET Studio and meet our Teachers who will be glad to answer any questions you may have. BAllROOM JAZZ

Ballroom classes for Pre-teens, Teens and Adult Groups Special Pre-school Classes Classes for Beginners, Intermediates and Advanced in all our subjects -DELMAR'S OLDEST ESTABLISHED DANCE STUDIO-

Choreographer for 1961 St. Thomas Variety Show, Our teachers just returned from Dance Conven­ 1958-59-60-61 Knights of Columbus Produc· tions in New York City (National Association of tions, 1960-61 New York State Civil Service the Dance and Affiliated Artists and Dance Association shows. Caravan).

Main Studio: 334 Central For Information Call HO 5-0568, IV 9-3171, IV 2-3089 HE 9-9923

BODY SHOP 242 DELAWARE AVENUE, DELMAR, N. Y. FORMERLY STUDLERS GARAGE NOW EXPANDED TO INCLUDE - • GENERAL REPAIR • RADIATOR REPAIR • COLLISION SERVICE • WELDING • PAINTING • SIMONIZING • FRONT END ALIGNMENT • SALES and SERVICE c~~ PAGE 6 - August 31, 1961 THE SPOTLIGHT ST. AGNES TO START FALL TERM SEPT. 13

DELICIOUS BREAD School will re-open on Sep­ tember 13th with a full-day's ROLLS & CAKE schedule beginning at 9:00 a.m. The Kindergarten accommo­ BREAD dates both boys and girls; Grades 1 through 6, are as always, •.. better because it's batter-whipped L!i made up of day girls while NO HOLES! NO STREAKS! Grades 7 through 12 include bot}:l day and resident students. PHONE HO 3-2221 A full academic and college DAILY HOME DELIVERY preparatory course is offered. St. Agnes new dormitory, Pittman Hall, will be occupied ...... 36c 0 Canadian Oat Bread ...... 27c on September 12th, when the D Jelly Donuts ...... 39c D Maple Walnut Chiffon .. 79c resident students return for their classes. New infirmary facili­ De Hard Seed Rolls . 29c D Corn Toosties ...... 29c ties form a wing of the build­ D Pecan Fruit Cookies ...... 49c D Lemon Meringue Pie .69c ing. This additional room for 0 e King Size Bread ..... 29c D Jelly Roll...... 39c resident students will make it possible for the Upper School Grades to have approximately 0 Cinnamon Crunch Buns .39c D Bronx Rye ...... 27c equal numbers of day and res­ D Glazed Donuts ...... 39c 0 Chqcolate Loyer ...... 59c ident students. There are excellent sports 0 e Pan Rolls ... 29c D Bran Toasties ..... 29c facilities - spacious fields and D Oatmeal Cookies .. 39c D Blueberry Pie ...... 69c a very fine, well.-equipped 0 e Sunbeqm Bread .. 24c 0 Chocolate Sheet Cake ... 54c gymnasium. Modem dance classes are offered in the high SUGGESTION FOR HOLIDAY WEEKEND school and have been very pop­ ular with the girls. Field hock- LOUISIANA RING: Thurs., Fri., Sat. - August 31, Sept. 1 & 2 Oe English Muffins ..... 25c ~·Hot Dog Rolls ( 10) 29c D• Hamburg Rolls tl2J . 29c oe Buffet Rye .... 27c D• Sandwich Bread ...... 36c 0 Strawberry Pie ... 69c PHONE HO 3· 4244 Tobin Packing Co. First Prize, Prime ·Grade A. LABOR DAY Eviscerated Young Hen NO DELIVERIES TODAY! TURKEYS Please drive carefully-We need all our Customers after the Holiday too! 7-131b. Ave. LB. 47~ D Jelly Streusel Buns ..... 39c De Pane Ital ian Bread ...... 25c Tobin Packing Co. Whole or. oa Old Fashioned Donuts ... 29c D Corn Sticks .: .... Tenderized, Smoked Shank 1> D• Butter Parkerhouse Rolls 39c O Lemon Creme Layer 0 Block Eyed Susan Cookies 49c 0 Cherry Pie . HAMS LB.64~ Qe Whole Wheat- Bread 27c D Maple Walnut Sheet Imparted (German) Landmark Brand 0 ORANGE SHERBET LAYER 65c 0 Lemon Loye' . Canned 0 Apple Kuchen ...... 49c 0 Date Muffins 0 Chocolate Chips ...... 59c 0 Macaroons . HAMS De Lite Diet Bread 30c Qe Apple Pie Sib. Can$4.65 I O• Monk's White Bread 29c 0 Raspberry ·Tarts ... 49c

3 lb. Can $2.79 i e ITEMS AVAILABLE EVERY OAY. THE ABOVE IS NCT A CGMPLETE LIST OF A.VAiLA9LE ITEMS. FOR FURTHER INFOMATION ASK YOUR ROUTEMAN OR CALL THE BAKERY. r•;..clliwATCH "FREDDIE FREIHOFER" 554 DELAWARE AVENUE WRGB-TV WEEKDAYS 5:15-5:30 2Y2 blocks South of 2nd Ave-Porlling THE SPOTLIGHT August 31, 1961- PAGE 7

ey, lacrosse 1 basketball, soft­ ball, tennis, tobaggoning, sled­ ding and skiing are included in the athletic program. SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY TENDER CURED, HARDWOOD SMOKED The Tri-Village area is . rep­ resented on St. Agnes' faculty by Mrs. W. C. Weilbacher of Smoked Hams INCLUDING Elsmere as Guidance Director Shank Half CENTER SLICES lB 39, SHANK PORTION and Head of the Science De­ INCLUDING Butt Half CENTER SLICES lB 49¢ partment, Miss Helen Knowles OFS.V.OKED Ls 29c of Delmar who will teach La­ Butt !'ortion HAM lB J9¢ tin, Mrs. Claude Buchanan of Delmar who teaches the fourth ~~~--~~--mM------­SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, PlUMP, TENDER AND MEATY grade and Mrs. Kenneth Miller Stock up now for the of Elsmere who teaches the long Holiday ahead! LB third grade, Turkeys ~~ r~s 33c Hot lunches are offered t o A&P CLOSED the students and bus transporta­ READY-TO-COOK ,~,L~s LB 39c tion is provided throughout the MONDAY Capital District, Additional in­ September 4 - Labor D~y Fancy Capons READYTocooK lB 59c formation may be·had by call­ ing the school office which is Canned Hams ;~~~~ ZAl~ 1.99 ope n throughout the summer THOMPSON-SEEDLESS* * * * * months. ------~.\~--- GRAPES SWIFT'S PREMIUM With all the speed 2 lBS 39C of a rapid-fire auction· CANNED HAMS ~:~ 2.99 JUMBO, VINE RIPE SINEET eer, a Iitie Want Ad in a 6 oz jar of ANN PAGE MUSTARD at no cost with EACH Cantaloupes 2 ,o, 45c free- POUND purchased at the regular price, of ..• this paper will sell what­ SUPER-RIGHT SKINLESS -All MEAT ever it is you wish to dis· SOUTHERN ELBERTA pose of. Just phone us! Peaches 4 '" 45c FRANKFORTS 2 1.15 WESTERN, ITALIAN, PflUNf PlUMS pk~~~9, ~~q Purple Plums 2 '" 39c FRESH HALIBUT SLICED LB 59" CHERRYSTONE. - 80 LB BU. 13.50 LlTTLE NECK - 80 ·LB BU. 15.95 DOZEN 35c CLAMS ..n lB- .11> BUSHEl 6. 95 CLAMS ~ tEl. v. DUSHEt 8.35

Canned Bev. Asst. Flavors CASE OF 24-1.99 SUPER-RIGHT Super Coola sPEc. 3 g~~ 2Sc Luncheon Meat 2 g~~ 75c

BLUE RIBBON A&P-FROZEN 60Z Napkins sPEciAL PKG oF so 1oc Orange Juice 2 CANS 39" JANE PARKER B INCH, 1 LB 8 OZ HEINZ FRESH - SPECIAL APPLE PIE REG. 59c SP~CIAt 39~ A&P JANE PARKER-REG. 63c j~~z qt,;~ ORANGE CHIFFON ""' 49' Cucumber Pickles 19c Grapefruit Juice ' ., 29c Jane Parker Rip_10V20Z, reg 11o:z A&P -:- SPECIAL A&P POTATO CHIPS ·~ 49'. 1 JANE PARKER-PULLMAN LOAF Toma t o Ju1ce • 2 ,, ...''· "" 49c Cream Style Corn 2 c~~s33c WHITE BREAD HHM> 39' JANE PARKER TIP TOP ....,. FROZEN CHEESE SLICES FRUIT BUNS '"· ,. '" 33' WARNER Lemone~de Rs~~~':LR 5 ~~zs 49c Mel-O-Bit 120ZPKG 39c PHARMACY ASSORTED FLAVORS - SPECIAl SHARP Yukon 2 QT 29C --Spodallm" Beverages (cont. only) SOTS Cheddar Cheese m~Ave. AT THE f. CORNERS A&P - SPECIAL DELMAR. N.Y. lie It) j1J I::~: LINCOLN Telephone HE 9-1769 MEllOWMOOD-Reg. 2 for 1.29 Grapefruit se<~ions 2 c~~s 35c Prune Juice sPECIAL Qr sor 29c A FRIENDLY PHARMACY DELUXE SHEERS 2 "" 99' SPECIAL - LARGE or SMALL MELLOWMOOD-Reg. 2 for 1.59 FroZen, Beef, Turkey, Chicken, Salisbury STRETCH '""" 2 '"' 1.29 Sultana Olives 10;-'~~z 55c 1 MEltOWMOOD-Reg. 2 for 1.69 Swift's Dinners P~gz39c S£AMLESS '""" 2 "' 1.39 Tuna for Cats c;;;%',:;" 10 ~A~~ 89c Webster's Didionary EAcH 99" Delicia Sugar Wafers l8 PKG 29' State Tablets EAcH 33c Green Giant Niblets Worthmore Pops PKG o"' 10' Nabisco Fig Newtons ;~~ 39c • /olog~" 7V• oz 25c Quaker Muffets MFf ·~,~, 22c Sugar C00 k Jes· EduCIItor family PKG .

------~ PAGE 8- August 31, 1961 THE SPOTLIGHT Russell Sage Evening Session grees in }nne 1952. PRE-LABOR DAY SALE! The evening division is In September 1961 the co­ planned to provide mature and POTTED ROSE BUSHES educational evening division of earnest men and women in the Russell Sage College enters its Capital District and vi c in it y 1 twelfth year of self-supporting with the opportunity to com­ h OFF public service in Albany and plete on a part-time basis of its twentieth in Troy. The eve­ late afternoon, evening, and ning registration increased 353% Saturday morning classes, a in the Albany division in the liberal training in the arts and first ten years. sciences; and secondarily, an The first graduates who com­ introductory training in various pleted their work in the eve­ fields of scholarly, professional ning division received their de- or vocational competence. The programs are intended to meet the needs and interests of three general groups of a­ dults in the community:- 1. Tho:;e who wish to com­ FINE plete a program leading to a degree, ~ WATCH CLOCK 2. Those who wish to secure tJ? and JEWELRY specialized training in order to prepare themselves for new vo~ @'~REPAIRING cational or professional fields, but with no desire to secure a HARRY L. BROWN degree, although they wish to 275 Delaware Ave., Delmar earn college credit. At ALL FOUR Stores HE 9-4578 3, Those who wish to take 1823 Westem Ave, Westmere advantage of the educational HE &-8094 programs o{ the College on a

I NQW Iis a good time to re-appratse your INVESTMENTS Come in or mail us a list of the securities in which you are interested. We will be glad to give you our opinion. There is no obligation. SUPER SPECIAL 26" BIKES At the same time, tell us your investment ob­ jective ... safety, income or growth potential. Latest Jet Designs ... Reg. 99.99

1 HAYDEN, STONE & CO. '"a,~;;'•• Both are "world-beaters 1 ' They Memben N. Y. Stock Exchonge and Other feature chrome plating, newest Ft'l Principal Stock and Commodity Exchanges styling. Tank models and Sports ....b 83 State Street Albany 7, N. Y. Deluxe. For boys' and girls'. t.2S we•lclr fORffiiCH KITCHfn CHBinfTS ATTRACTIVE • DURABLE They sTay beaut1ful for years with a minimum of maintainonee E. D. NAGENGAST CABINETMAKER Menands, N.Y. HE 6-1743 THE SPOTLIGHT August 31, 1961- PAGE 9 non-matriculated basis in order to develop themselves for more personal e:ffe:r:tivf':npc:c: anrl •mo:-• cess in their daily lives. Over a hundred evening class­ es will be offered adult men and women in the fall term starting September 18 at Rus­ sell Sage College downtown buildings at 258 State Street and 140 New Scotland Avenue, A 1 ban y, and at the women's co 11 c g c campus in downtown Troy, Nine associate and bac­ calaureate degree programs in arts and science, nursing, teacher education, public ser­ vice, accounting, and general busineSs are available, as well as special programs in teacher certification, real estate, in­ surance, traffic and transporta­ tion, pre-law, pre-medical, school nursing, attendance of­ ficer, and teaching the men­ tally retarded. A detailed bul­ letin and free counselling by appointment are available. Registrations are now being ta­ ken.

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WEST END Story #12 Too Far to Walk? Save by Mail and We I Pay the Postage Both Ways! DIVIDEND RATE FOR Although we've built up a wonderful reputation for THE PAST YEAR neighborhood service, some of WEsT ENn's most ap­ N, Y,S, Official preciative depositors live miles away. (We have some in Inspection Center California!) Do you live near us? Even if you do, be sure to ask L & H us for a SAVE-BY-MAIL kit to have handy in case the Brake & Front End Service 100 Adams Street, Delmar weather is bad or you just don't feel like going out. COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY HE 9-3083 1tE 9-3083 It's very convenient. Encouraging Thrift Siner 1889 SAVINGS RECEIVED Complete Brake & Front End BY THE lOth Service for Trucks - Cars RECEIVE DIVIDENDS FROM THE lsi Power Brakes - Hydraulic Brakes Vacuum Brakes BRAKE DRUM TURNING Wheel AI i gnment Wheel Balancing WEST END FEDERAL Guaranteed Work - Reasonable SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Rates Emergency Service 854 MADISON AVE. (Near Ontario St.) ALBANY, N. Y. Leonard Price Prop. Your savings insured up to $10,000 by Federal Savings & loan Insurance Corp. I PAGE 10 - August 31, 1961 THE SPOTLI<' T Telco Installs Emergency DAILY INTEREST Gas Turbine Power Supply The New York Telephone Company took another drama­ starts tic step today to assure custo­ mers here of completely re li­ immediately! a b 1 e and uninterrupted te le- ' phone service -- even during storms. Company manager J.F. O'Shaughnessy announced that preparations were already un­ derway for the installation of a Deposits made by the 1, 100 horsepower gas turbine engine to be used as a sta:r. • 5th by emergency power supply business day of each system. month accumulate interest The unit, scheduled to be from the installed and ready for opera­ 1st tion early next year, will be of that month. located on the tenth flcor Of the telephone building ;:·· :s~. State Street. .. f· r The manager explained that the unit will have a complete­ ly automatic control system to enable the turbine to start on a signal should regular power fail. In the event of commer­ cial power failures, such ::1::; Lh~e caused by storms, the

Don't Move, IMPROVE! National Commercial Savings Accounts earn r----1.-.L~ INTEREST FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT on money remaining in your account to the close of the interest quarter. Full interest to the end of the month will be pmd on funds withdrawn during the last three business days of the month.

compounded quarterly on accounts of IMPROVE BY "ouu.mn $25 to $25,000 on the first day of ADDING A ~~ January, April, July and October. CARPORT Choose from Many Colors of Extra Banking Ho11rs DELMAR OFFICE, 343 Delaware Ave. ELSMERE OFFICE, Delaware Plaza FIBERGLASS ROOFING Extra Hours- Fridays 6 to 8 P.M. Walk-up Teller Window Open from 8:15A.M. daily

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MEMBER fEDUAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Complete-- Banking Services through 92 offices in Northeastern New York State H -- T ii /t S P 0 T L I G H T August 31, 1961- PAGE 11 turbine will begin operating in areas where space is at a immediately to provide enough premium." power to keep the telephone He also noted that the unit Bridal Registry I exchange working without in­ can be run and checked with­ '· terruption. out full load, is inexpensive The unit will use diesel fuel to maintain, requires no warm­ STERLING and PLATE stored in a 275-gallon tank up periods, and, because it is -Gorham -Towle -Wallace -International -Wm. Rogers placed next to the turbine. vibration free, eliminates the -Lunt -Reed & Borton - Heirloom -Manchester -Watson -Bio ckinton Two 10, 000-gallon tanks stored danger of damaging delicate underground will keep the telephone equipment. smaller tank in constant supply. CHINA Mr. O'Shaughnessy pointed -Haviland -Lenox -Franciscan -Syracuse -Franconia out that the turbine was chosen -Roya I Worcester because it offers several advan­ tages over other emergency e-p;;:ipment. STEMWARE "As' the cities grow and be­ -Fostoria -Seneca -Tiffin -Imperial -Royal Mossell come more crowded, 11 the man­ -Hawkes -\rice ager said, "older telephone ex­ changes, needing greater stand­ Unusual Bridal Attendants Gifts by power output, find them­ Finest Wedding Invitations at Worthwhile Savings s,~lv~i~ ·without space for addi­ DOT'S ~~:paJs emergency equipment. The turbine's relatively small FRANK H. I Jewelry - Silver EXCHANGE /J China - Stemware anC. compact size-- 1,250 CLOSED MONDAYS ../ldamj North Pearl at Steuben Street pounds and 51 cubic feet -- 2.41 Delaware Avenue, Delmar makes it ideally suited for use ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~H~E~9~-~9~0~8~6=;;;;;;~ J,~:;:;:;;:;:;:;;;:;;=;;;;:;;;;~A~L~BA~N~Y~,I NEW YORK

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SPECIAL ON PERMANENTS .·.~~~~~, ;~~::;::~t~-~r:: ,...g ...... ':~ .. S 50 ':~--~. Month of September f:'-t~~~ We are proud to 7announce the addition of EMILY to our Staff be (Formerly with DeWitt Hair Stylist) and LINDA (Formerly ln.. ~ DiNapoli & DiNapoli skill of structor at Colonna School of Hairdressing). *A medical eye examination by an EYE Physician (M.D.) also helps detect the first siQns of the ,. diseases of later life, giving you the 'best chance of maintaining the SHIRlff-SUf BfHUTY SHLOn PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS physical efficiency of your entire OPEN TUES., WED., THURS., FRI. UNTIL 9 Serving the Ey.e Physician and body I his Patients OPEN SATURDAY Corner E Is mere Avenue and Delaware Avenue 215 Lark Street, Albany 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. PHONE HE 9-3237 Telephone H03·4340 PAGE 12- August 31, 1961 T H E SPOTLIGHT HOME UNIT WINS 20 ! BLUE RIBBONS AT WHY DID WE PUT THE ALTAMONT FAIR The Kenaware Park Home Demonstration Unit wishes to announce its recent success at the Altamont "Sunflower Fair. 11 GOLD MEDALLI The unit received a total of 19 blue ribbons in the Arts and Crafts Department and an ad­ ditional blue ribbon for their ON THIS HOUSE? "Make A Hat" exhibit. The Wlit was also awarded 11 sec­ ond prizes and 4 third prizes for their arts and crafts entries. The hat exhibit committee con­ sisted of Mrs. Negley Norton, Mrs, Ernest Waller, Mrs. George Brush, Mrs. Robert Car:toll and Mrs. John Dunham. An original portrait entitled "The Pensive 11 also received a majority of the popular vote at the fair. The talented artist, Mrs. Kylin Bierau, is a new­ comer to our area. ELECTRIC HEATING Dna Rnnm nr a Whnla Hnmut Clean, Quiet, Modem Space... Saving lnfonnation and Estimates At No Obligation STILSING ELECTRIC INCORPORATED 4 REASONS FOR SELECTING A GOLD MEDALLION HOME • , • IV 9-0968 CLARK CARPET CO. 1. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Easy living is the 3. ELECTRIC HEAT It's here right now! Your CARPET CONTRACTORS byword of a Gold Medallion Home. A be8utiful • home can have this clean, quiet, modern system Nationally Advertised electric range provides easily controlled cooking. today. It's as simple - and as clean - as an Rugs & Carpets for New quick-recovery hot water heater provides electric light. Already hundreds of total electric Homes - Motels -Churches Theatres - Offices plenty of hot water whenever you need it. An homes in the Niagara Mohawk area have brought CLEANING- BINDING electric dishwasher, refrigerator, washer and a new kind of comfort to their owners. Find REPAIRING dryer complete the picture of your dream home. out about the many different heating systems Electricity makes your dream home come true! now available to suit all remodeling and new "Floor Covering Spet:ialists" home needs. FOR OVER 25 YEARS 2. LIGHT FOR LIVING Modern lighting gla­ - Expert Installations- morizes rooms, dramatizes furniture! When you 4. FULL HOUSEPOWER There's always more decorate with light, your kitchen can be a power available when you'want it! Your home e INLAID FLOORS spark1ing jewel ... living rooms take on a new has plenty of convenience outlets and enough e RUBBER TILE beauty after dark ... your home wi11 be a capacity so you can add the very latest time and e ASPHALT TILE e PLASTIC TILE home for gracious living . . . and you can add labor saving electrical equipment developed now · e VINYL TILE beautiful touches with new garden lighting. and in the distant future. e COUNTER TOPS e METAL MOULDINGS e PLASTIC WALL TILE For more information on Gold Medallion Homes, GUARANTEED FREE the Model Homes in your area . .. call Niagara Mohawk WORKMANSHIP ESTIMATES

NIAGARA~ MOHAWK f/ml {lpp¢(1 INVESTOR OWNED- TAXPAYING HO 5-3418 52 SHERIDAN AVE., ALBANY THE SPOTLIGHT August 31, 1961- PAGE 13

ADELAIDE BELSER ST. AGNES SCHOOl JiLL PIANIST AND TEACHER Albany 11, N.Y. FALL SEASON OPENS A Country Day ond Boarding School for Girls TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 Kindergarten through Grade 12 ilBOUT BilBIES REGISTER NOW Fully accredited by Middle States Associa"tion and N.Y. Studio: State Board of Regents A Public Service of the 330 Deloware Avenue, Delmar NationQl Baby Care Council PHONE HE 9-2242 Excellent College Preparatory and General Academic Courses DOING DIAPERS AT HOME By Margaret B. Long SPORTS, MUSIC, ART Supervisor, Home Economics Education, Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. John N. Vandemoer, Heac/mjstress Telephone Albany HO 2-5595 "Can I correctly do my dia- pers at home and still protect my baby from diaper rash?" Opens September 13 at 9 A.M. This is a question I 1m frequent­ ly asked when I appear Before groups of young mothers. von Bank's The answer is, yes. Good TV SERVICE diaper hygiene to prevent dia­ per rash can be practiced sim- HE 4·5887 P lease turn the Page rrotr~1~m~:~ NOW FORMING NEW CLASSES IN -Classical Ballet -Ballet and Tap Combination -Modern Jazz '-Mothers' Exercise Class - Ballroom- I§ Starting with 3 year aids and up § SP~~~~;.. ~~;~~~?.~. 'i~~~;Es §

- Private and Group Instruction at the Studio or Your Home-~ WEEKDAY AND SATURDAY CLASSES AVAILABLE Main Studio: 346 Central Avenue Albany HO 2-9375 Delmar Studio: 154A Del aware Avenue I§ Miss NJoanyAiunCd and Miss Patricia Brown redcently.returned 1rom ew ork ity, after studying with top once educators in the country, in their field of dance. Register by Phone or In Person: Studio Hrs: 11 a.m.-3 p.m. daily ~~~~~~~,~~~~~ ' The E,ening Division Of ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE Announce aSpecialCourse INTRODUCTION to BUSINESS COMPUTER PROGRAMMING * Learn principles of programming electronic data processing machines and computer installation management. * Classes meet 6 to 9 P. M., once a week for 36 weeks, starting Sept. 18. Delaware Avenue Office: 403-407 Delowore Avenue Main Office: State and Broadway West End Branch: 581 Central Ave. For further information contact: South End Branch: 135 So. Pearl St. Colonie Branch: 1160 Central Ave.

ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE Washin9ton Avenue Branch: 25Z Washington Avenue 130 WASHINCTON AVE. Phone HObart 5-3449 PAGE 14- August 31, 1961 THE SPOTLIGHT About Babies (Cont'd) all home washers, the load ply and surely, by diapering must be lighter than for the your baby with correctly pro­ usual family laundry --- not ONLY SAVINGS BANK cessed diapers and following a more than 16 diapers. fastidious diapering routine as 3. Six rinses in clear hot long as baby wears diapers. water to remove all soap and IN THE TRI·VILLAGE AREA The National Baby Care detergent, This is accomplished Council in cooperation with the in an automatic washer by re­ diaper service industry and setting the dial. It's EASIER medical authorities has set up 4. After washing and rinsing, the following accepted proce­ sterilize diapers, boiling them To Save at dure for the correct processing 30 minutes. of diapers in your own home: 5. Rinse sterilized diapers in Your NEAREST 1. Rinse wet or soiled dia­ vinegar-water: one cup of vin­ pers immediately upon remo­ egar to a gallon of water to Savings Bank val. Store until washing in a be sure diapers are not alka­ closed container filled with line. soapy water or disinfectant. 6. Wring as dry as possible 2. Three rinses in clear hot then treat diapers, according water before washing. Follow to directions, with the special NEW BETHLEHEM OFFICE with four separate sudsings. In diaper antiseptic suggested by ettv ~ eouJtfV SaviJtfJS HaJtfl FOWLERS THE LOOKING 163 Delaware Ave. LIQUOR GLASS 4 Corners,Delmar Opposite Delaware Plaza, Elsmere STORE SEE ERNIE, REOPENS GEORGE OR HARRY TUESDAY, SEPT. 5 for bettet' New Store Hours aj:.lrlt• lO:lO to 4:30 P.M. Parking right in. front Mon. thru Fri. of store. HE.il·i613 Sen. 2 io 4 r .M.

Plenty of parking space. Or bank from your car at new directional, For Class and Campus drive-up tellers' window. High in­ terest rate and bonus dividend days every month of the year. Come in Olympia preCISIOn portable and open your account this week ••• equipped with every at your nearest Savings Bank. Cl year worthwhile feature I o r easier, faster, finer typing. ASSETS OVER $100 MILLION Perfect for students . • • makes your work neater, more accurate. FROM Perfect for schools ... for Typing classes and office work. I YEAR

GUARANTEE STUDENT DISCOUNT HENRY KASS CO. DOWNTOWN OFFICE 100 State St. ALBANY 1, N. Y. Adding Machines-Office Furniture-Cash Register5 UPTOWN BETHLEHEM Phone HO 5·7366 30 I New Scotland Ave. 163 Delaware Ave. Corner Ontario Street Opposite Delaware Plaza 130·134 Quail St.-Bet. Central and Washington Aves., ALBANY B, N.Y. DELMAR, N.Y. Albany. ho4EMBE.R FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION T H E SPO'TLIGHT August 31, 1961- PAGE 15

I your physician. What will all this cost? In addition to the time and the effort, it has been estimated • EXCELLENT SELECTIONS it costs about $2. 14 a week to do diapers at home. This cov­ • MODERATELY PRICED ers the cost of soap, softener, bleach, water, antiseptic, gas • PLENTY OF FREE PARKING or electricity, the cost of the diapers and wear and tear on equipment used. • Courteous and Helpful Sales People As a home economist, 1 e t • Choice of Several Credit Plans me say, professional diaper service will cost you about 42- cents a week more than the cost of doing diapers at home. When you consider the time a.nd the effort you save, the extra BACK-TO-SCHOOL few pennies are well worth the CLOTHES ARE convenience. A diaper serviee, each week, will supply you with 80 to 100 RIGHT I clinically clean, soft, white diapers free from irritating res­ Fashion-RIGHT! idues of soap and detergents. Priced RIGHT! Professional d i ape r processing Cual;ty.RIGHTI is done under strict laboratory control, using specialized wash­ ing and rinsing equipment, '\317 Diaper service is we 11 worth RED SCHOOL HOUSE School House Road and IT MAN Western he., !llcKownille Back-to-School Sale Values BRIEF BAGS GYM BAGS Always Your Best Quality Bag>

Prices Start at $3.95 and Up IJI t' are always as close as CANVAS VINYLS AND PLAIDS your telephone

In time of need, were­ BRIEF CASES :o~pond promptly to your ('all at any hour, day or BRIEF BAGS night, ready to take full responsibility for RING BINDERS final arrangements.

APPLEBEE Travel Cases FUNERAL HOME, INC. Luggage Brief Bags .. 03 Kenwood Avenue GIFTS IN LEATHER DELMAR, NEW YORK Utility Kits Travel Clocks ..._.=:....___ EST. 1872 --- HE 9-2715" Manicure Kits Handbags 222 WASHINGTON AVE., HO 2·1371 Bi II folds Ringbinders PAGE 16 - August 31, 1961 T H E S P 0 T L I G H T

REPAIRING, remodeling, new LANDSCAPING 10¢ per word for each insertion; house building. Estimates given. William Van Woe.rt. CHIMNEYS, new roofs, gutters, $1 minimum. LANDSCAPING - Free advice UN 1-8091. tf repairing and painting, HO CALL HE 9-4949 and estimates. Greenleaf Gardens. HE 9-2009. tf 3-1604 tf Write, or stop in at our DANCE INSTRUCTION A & H ROOFING & Sheet Metal convenient office: LAWNS Co. All types of roofing and 154 Delaware Avenue EXCLUSIVE for our commun­ sheet metal work. FREE ESTI­ ity: Dance classes forming LAWNS aerified. Free esti­ ALTERATIONS & SEWING for September 11. Ballet, mates- HE 9-2025 or IV MATES. Bonded roofers. HE modern, ballroom, etc. 8-84 79 or HE 6-0522 tf SEWING attd alterations. HO 2-9038. GUDZ Lawnmowers, Chi 1 dr en and adults. For 138ElmAve., Delmar. 4t921 SCISSORS SHARPENED 5-8450. 5t817 registration and information, ALTERATIONS and sewing. M. phone Mrs. Bagha Follett, LAWN MOWERS SCISSORS Sharpened. 6 pairs Buess. HE 9-12 70 tf HE 9-3331. 4t831 for $2, also grass shears, ASH & TRASH REMOVAL SHARPENED and repaired. Pick­ knives and what have you. DOLL REPAIRING up and delivery. Saws repaired. Call for and deliver, HE ASH & trash removal; no charge DOLLS repaired, restrung. Reina See our 1960 line of reel and 9-3893. tf for bundled newspapers. HE Deitz, 13 Ten Broeck St, Al­ rotary mowers. Trades accepted. SEPTIC TANK SERVICE 9-1287 Charles DeGrush. tf bany. HE 6-1690 tf Time payments. -WACKSMAN, NORMANSKILL Septic Tank BICYCLE REPAIRS 426 Third St., Albany. HO ELECTRICAL WORK 5-2756. Open evenings. tf Cleaners. We install dry wells, septic tanks, drain fields. HE BICYCI.£ REPAIRS, new parts. ALL TYPES electrical work. Call GUDZ LAWN MOWERS. Sharp­ Wetmore. HE 9-4805. Kis­ 9-2824 tf HE 9-4381 tf ened and repaired. "Yard­ sel Trailer Court, Lot 44 1 Man" Sales and Service. HE SIDING Slingerlands, N.Y. tf FUNERAL DIRECTORS 9-2025- -138 Jilin Ave, , De!­ STATE-WIDE Modernization, BUILDING Qlld CONTRACTING In Time of Need, Call mar or IV 2-9038 - 25 Ar­ M. W. TEBBUTI'S SONS thur Drive, Albany. tf Aluminum Siding specialists, A SPECIAliST in small jobs, Free estimates. Al Meckler, windows, floors, walls, ceil­ 176 State 12 Calvin LINOLEUM 1236 Western. IV 9-0991. tf Alb. HO 3-2179 Alb. IV 9-0116 ings, doors, and cabinets. EXPERT installation of lino­ SWIMMING POOLS free estimates. HO 3-6479. tf 420 Kenwood leum, wall tile, ceiling tile, SWIMMING POOLS - service Delmar HE 9-2212 counter tops flooring and CARPENTRY 1 and maintenance. Phone PO I I Elm Street general repairing. Bartley's, REMODELING - All types of 8-2641 after 6 p.m. tf Nassau 8-1231 HE 9-3190. tf carpenter work. H. A. Ertel, TOP SOIL HE 9-1048. Ed. Hehre, HE Over 110 years of MASON WORK Distinguished Funeral Service TOP SOIL at its finest. New 9-1198 tf BRICK, block, sidewalks, floorS' lawns. J. W. Michaels Co. W. FLANSBURG - Cu.tom FURNITURE REFINISHING and chimneys, Free estimates. 1 counter tops, cabinets, block Inc., Glenmont, N.Y. HE McKeon Construction. HE 9-3823. tf ceilings, RO 5-2896, 36 FURNITURE repairing, refinish­ 9-1294 tf Pleasant Street, Voorhees­ ing, re-upholstering. French. HE BEST GRADE TOP SOIL, sand, ville. tf 4-0633 tf MILK PRODUCTS gravel, crushed stone. Excel­ r------"------,,1 MILK PRODUCTS- 24 hour lent gravel. Reasonable Vender Service, 309 Delaware price. Dozer free on every Avenue, Delmar; Sutton's Ga­ fill Job. Evenings. HE SAVE! SAVE! rage, 9W, Selkirk. Home deliv­ 9-3713. tf LAST MINUTE PURCHASE ery on all products. MEAD'S TRUCKING DAIRY - HE 9-3638 tf FOR "GOING BACK TO SCHOOL" MOVING, trucking of all kinds, NURSERY SCHOOL no JOb too small. HE 6-0244, ROYAL McBEE "ROYALITE" APPLICATION Now Being Ac­ HO 2-0080. tf cepted. Slingerlands Nursery D. L. MOVERS. Furniture and School. HE 9-1005. 3t97 appliance specialists. Truck PORTABLE PAINTING- PAPERHANGING for lease. HE 9-5210, tf LONG FOR LONG DISTANCE. ALL types decorating, painting, Local and long distance TYPEWRITER floors, ceilings, paper-hanging. moving. Agsmt!idor.:.Atlas Van HE 9-1436. Goeldner Contract­ Lines. Free estimates. D. E.. In Carrying Case ffig tf LONG & SONS. HO 3-6626. ROY FLA~SBURG, painting tf AND TABLE COMBINATION contractor. RO S-2712. Voor­ VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE heesville, N. Y. tf ALL MAKES vacuums cleaned, INTERIOR and exterior painting. repaired, motors rebuilt. Parts. Also carpentry work. Frank Sal­ HE 9-1210 tf 84 isbury. Days - HE 9-552_7 Nights - HE 9-13SS tf WESTERN HORSEBACK RIDING ONLY$53 FREE estimates - interior, ex­ terior paintiJ;tg, paperhanging. INSTRUCTIONS. Gentle hor­ ses for young children. Pony Insured. Don Vogel. HE 4-8370 tf rides. HE 9-2050. tf WOOLWORTH'S PAINTING, inside and out, WESTINGHOUSE MAJOR other odd jobs, reasonable. APPLIANCE SERVICE HE 6-7528. "1 4t831 Delaware Plaza EXPERT factory-trained repairs THE SPOTLIGHT 4ugust 31, 1961- PAGE 17 to washers, dryers, dishwasher:., ELECTRIC range, Hotpoint A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY­ WOMAN desires care of pre­ etc. Imperial Appliance Co. 38 x 22. Good condition. Demonstrate toys. No sam­ school age child, in my William Dorato. HO S-2035 tf Blankets, chairs. Moving. plesto buy. High commission home. HE 9-1958. HE 9-1279. plus bonus. We can deliver NEAT woman wants day clean­ MERCHANDISE FOR SALE 6-AA black kid ''Vitality" ox­ and co 11 e ct. Warehouse in ing work. Serve dinner par­ .t.LUM_INUM-WINDOWS fords, new. HE 9-1163. Albany. Call IV 9-4392, IV ties, HE 4-1001. Triple-track- $16 installed, 9-4261. 4t921 TRAILER FOR SALE BUSINESS OPPORTUtUTY Full 1 11 combination doors, EXPENSES UP with school start­ $39.50 installed. R. Tay- 32 FT. trailer, Sac and ag a ing! You can earn $2 or more OPPORTUNITIES are constant­ lor, RO 5-2856. tf Reservoir, screened in porch, per hour as full or part time ly opening up for good men. PIANOS-ORGANS used. Save all facilities, beach rights. AVON representative. C a 11 If you are interested in be­ 50%. Annual clearance sale. Reasonable. HE 8-3614, IV Miss Williams. ST 5-9857. coming a MOBIL DEALER, Brown1sPiano and Organ Mart 9-2377. POSITIONS open for full time call Earl Chamberlain at Al­ A I ban y-Schenectady-Troy, AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE claim index clerk, audit bill­ bany HE 4-2111, for inter­ IV 9-7575. tf ing clerk, and group rater. view, tf SAAB, NEW AUTHORIZED In modern air conditioned EASTMAN CHEESE, sold at LOST & FOUND Charles Sanders, New Scot­ DEALER. New Salem Garage, office. Experience preferred land Road and Kenwood Ave­ New Salem, Rt. 85A, De­ but not essential. Pleasant LOST- eye glasses in gray nue, Slingerlands. tf Witt & Fred Carl, New and working conditions, liberal case, vicinity of Delaware employee benefits, 37 1/2 BUY, Sell; Furnitw-e, antiques, Used Cars. RO 5-2702. ti Plaza. HE 9-4082. hour week, paid vacation and etc, BARGAINS UNLIMITED, JEEPSTER. Excellent condition. holidays, salary commensur­ 184State5treet. HE 4-3337. HE 9-5650. ate with experience and abi­ Spotlight Clossifieds will do ti 1926 NASH original "not re­ stored" 4 door sedan. A-1 lity. If interested phone Miss Practically Anything! ANTIQUES AT THE SIGN OF Train for details. Employers THE COFFEE MILL, 67 Adams condition $400, 59 O'Connell St., Albany. Mutual of Wausau. HE Place, Delmar. HE 9-1021. 9-4974. 4t97 KITTENS COIL SPRINGS for double bed. SITUATIONS WANTED HE 9-32!0. 2t831 FREE kittens, 2 tigers, females, housebroken. HE 9-5659. CHilD care my home, infants PEONY plants, red, white, to 5 years. State license. pink, $10 dozen a..n-d up. Cedar Hill Iris Gardens, Sel­ REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ~I"'~HE~~9~-~25~1~8~. ~=~~~2t~8~3~1~~~~~~~~~~~~ kirk, Rt. 144. FEURABUSH$95, desirable 11 ABOUT SO hens and roasters for quiet upper he ate d apart­ sale. HE 9-4831. 2t97 ment, living room, 2 bed ... ANTIQUE pine sideboard, new­ rooms, bath, kitchen with ly refinished. HE 9-1752. dinette space, electric range, SHOT GUN, 16 ga. Savage garage, cared for lawns. pump Model 77. Excellent Adults. HE 9-2092 after condition. $50. HE 9-1005. 6:30. ti SKIN DIVING OUTFIT, COM­ $115. SUBURBAN, 3 bedroom PLETE. Delux water lung, home, living, dining, 2 1 suits, weights, etc. All new baths. Garage. Box "W' , in 1961. Very reasonable Spotlight, 3t831 PO 8-2000. GLENMONT, 1/2 of Duplex, CROSLEY TV, new picture 2 bedrooms, living room, tube, thoroughly overhauled, dining room, kitchen, bath, $35. Alsoshallowwell pump, garage. $90 month. Paddock. piston type. HE 9-2721. RO 7-9101. BIRGE and IMPERIAL LIVING room suite, 3 piece, $70- Slingerlands, STUDIO excellent condition. Come APT. Ideal teacher or busi­ ARMSTRONG FLOORS Sunday 2 to 5 P.M. 18 Mar­ ness lady, bus. :HE 9-5612 FORMICA TOPS inello Terrace, Albany, off after 6 P.M. Delaware Avenue. OFFICE or store space. Sept. CEILING TILE AUTOMATIC washer, Maytag. 1st. occupancy. Air-condi­ CERAMIC& PLASTIC WALL TILE Excellent condition. GE re­ tioned. Heated .. Driftwood frigerator. Moving. Reason­ Bldg., Delmar. HE 9-5537. able. HE 9- Z558. 2t97 BICYCLE, girls 20". Perfect REAL ESTATE FOR SALE condition. HE 9-4790. WESTERN BEEF HOUSE• CAST IRON tub with fittings, DELMAR, unique white brick, - . 5 1/2 ft. new, sell cheap. 3or4 bedrooms. Lovely trees. 32 GRAND ST. - Cor. Market St. HE 9-1501 after 6. HE 9-3560. ALBANY HO?v1EMADE c:amp trailer. BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom Delmar Sleeps four. $75. HE 6-0979. Coloniet with garage, all MACHINIST o:r mechanics tool large rooms, 1 1/2 baths, • TOP QUALITY I CHOICE box. HE 9-560 I. near bus. William B. Pagano. RCA swival top mahogany TV, HO 5-8841 or HE 9-9921. MEATS 24" console, $75. Metal ELSMERE, 3 bedroom ranch, glider $8. HE 9-2950. extras, quiet side street. KALVINATOR refrigerator $45. Reasonably priced. HE Drop leaf table $10. Library 9-3181. • PERSONAL ATTENTION table $10. Evenings HE HELP WANTED 9-9018. • WHOLESALE & RETAIL DISTRIBUTION ALL dairy-bar equipment for WAITRESS, daytime, at TOLL sale, (2 1/2 years old) at GATE, thirty hour week, • Plenty of FREE Parking on Our Premises Goergen1s Dairy Bar, 226 Call HE 9-9824. ti Delaware Avenue, Delmar, HO 3-5091. 2t97 Subscribe to the Spotlight PHONE HE 4-0139, HE 4-0130 PAGE 18- August 31; 1961 ·T H E S P 0 T L 1 G H T

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