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UNICEF Announcement was made this week by the Tri-Village Min­ ister's Asspciation that Carl G. Clark will act as General Chairman for the 1965 UNICEF Halloween drive to be conducted on Friday, October 29. This will be Mr. Clark's fifth year as Chair­ Richard Haverly and Scott Jackson present trophy to Clarence Franklin man, years in which contributions in the winner's circle at Saratoga Raceway after Franklin drove his Red from the Tri-Village have risen Rustler to a 2:08 4/5 win in the $1,200 Citizens of Bethlehem Pace for each year and brought benefits a $28.00 payoff. to many children throughout the world. Named to assist with the UNI­ Founders' Night mar; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Finger, CEF program are: The Reverend Delmar; Mrs. Clara Forkel, Sling­ Nelson Chowenhill who will As part of it's 10th Anniver­ erlands; Mrs. Kathryn Frick, coordinate the children's divi­ sary Celebration - Bethlehem Delmar; Mrs. Mary Friebel, Del­ sion from the Delmar Reformed Lutheran Church, Elm A venue, mar; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gall, Carl Clark Church; The Reverend William Delmar - will hold a Special Jr., Delmar; Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ G. Vigne will head the Youth Banquet for the 62 "Founders liam Gall, Slingerlands; Mr. program which will originate at of the Congregation" who are Robert Gallagher, Slingerlands. the Delmar Methodist Church; still active. It will be held on Also Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Men to Meet UNICEF in Glenmont area will Friday, October 15, at the Center Grenier, Delmar; Mr. and Mrs. On October 18 at 6:15 P. M. be under the leadership of the Inn, Glenmont. Joseph Gutman, Delmar; Mr. the W.S.C.S. of the Slingerlands Reverend David Boice while in Pastor Gassmann announced: and Mrs. John Haker, Delmar; Community Methodist Church the Slingerlands area th'e Rev­ "It is the desire of Bethlehem Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herrick, will serve dinner to the members erend Royal B. Fishbeck, Jr., Lutheran Church to publicly hon­ Delmar; Mr. and Mrs. Darwin of the Methodist Men's Club in will organize the program. or these men and women who Hinsdale, Delmar; Mrs. Lynn the fellowship hall of the church. brought our Church into exist­ Holmberg, Delmar; Mrs. Helen ence 10 years ag-o, and to acknow­ Lang, Delmar: Mr. and Mrs. Stig Dr. Leonard Lang, Associate Tour Commissioner. for Mental Hos­ ledge their Loyality to Christ Lofman, Clarksville; Mr. and REMEMBER: The OPEN pitals, New York State Depart­ and HisChurchlduring this time." Mrs. Arthur Loux, Voorhees­ HOUSE TOUR sponsored by ment of Mental Hygene, will be A special program will follow ville; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mar­ the Town of Bethlehem His· the guest speaker. Dr. Lang's the banquet. Fred Schunnan of kus, Sr., Delmar; Mr. and Mrs. torical Association on Sat­ topic will be "Mental Health Valley Stream, Long Island will Frank Markus, Jr., Delmar; Mr. urday, October 16, from 1 to and Understanding People." A be the Guest Speaker. Mr. Schur­ and Mrs. Alton Marshall, Glen­ 5 P. M. To be shown are the question and answer period will man two years ago was voted mont; Mr. and Mrs. James Mich­ homes of Mrs. John Babcock, conclude the program. "The most outstanding Lutheran aels, Glenmont. Becker's Corners; Mrs. Chaun­ Layman in the Country." He is Also Mr. and Mrs. Charles cey D. Hakes at Van Wie's well known in Lutheran circles Nicolosi, Delmar; Mrs. Helen DON'T DO IT! Point; Mrs. Abraham Clapper as a former president of the Pinney, Delmar; Mr. and Mrs. Residents of the Town of and Mrs. Mabel Baker Thorne Karlis Pols, Feura Bush; Mr. Lutheran Laymen's League of Bethlehem are requested at Cedar Hill and Mr. and Mrs. the United States. His wit and and Mrs. Joseph Powers, Del­ NOT to burn leaves - but Don Essex at Glenmont. Tick­ also his forensic ability have mar; Mr. and Mrs. Garland Price, to ava i I themse Ives of the ets are $2.00 per person and made him a much sought after Feura Bush; Mr. and Mrs. Maur­ may be purchased on the day Leaf Pick-Up by the Town speaker. ice Price, Feura Bush; Mr. and of the tour at the Cedar Hill Jerry Jonas is in charge of the Mrs. Carl Rappe, Slingerlands; by placing them at the school building. A "Country banquet arrangements. Mr. Otto Rauch, Delmar; Mr. curb. Shop" selling antiques, next The 62 Founders who will be and Mrs. Fred Smith, Jr., Del­ -to-new articles, baked goods, honored are as follows: Mr. and mar; Mrs. Lulu Smith, Delmar; Wright, Jr., Delmar; Mr. and plants, fruits and vegetables, Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. William Bailey, Feura Bush; Sti~kler, Mrs. Nelson Williams, Voor­ will be located at the school Mrs. Dorothy Bradt, Delmar; Delmar; Mrs. Matthew Tomiko. heesville, Mrs. Helen Zwickel­ building and refreshments Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cronk, Del­ Selkirk; Mrs. Agnes Vander­ bauer, Slingerlands; Mr. Werner will be served. mar; Mr. Ray Felgentreff, Del- burgh, Delmar; Mrs. Marie Zwickelbauer, Slingerlands. PAGE 2 - October 14, 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT FOWLER'S Child Photog~llphJ I Liquor Store JoI.....Core..... See ERNIE or GEORGE 767-Q023 for BETTER SPIRITS JAMES W. BARTLEY EI5mere - ut - tl ... - li\jht Purking right in front of store. and SONS HE 9-'2613. "We deliver." 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Appearing on "Table Talk" - Left to right: Mrs. Martha S. Brown, Home Demonstration Agent. Albany County; Mrs. Karen Hull, Assistant Home Demonstartion Agent, Albany County, weekly hostess for the program; Joe I Levy, Assistant Program Director at WAST.

Demonstration Departments of 'Table Talk' the Cooperative Extension Ser­ "Table Talk" is a new tele­ vice is affiliated with Cornell vision program. on consumer ed­ University and the United States ucation of interest to the entire Department of Agriculture. DO YOUR family. Each Wednesday morning on Channel 13. WAST, from 7:30 to 8:00, it features area SAVINGS ADD Home Demonstration Agents and St. Thomas Notable guests with timely top­ Susan Sutter, president of UP AS OUiCKLY? ics. Free bulletins from Corn­ St.' Thomas' Senior Youth Group, ell University are frequently will preside at the October 17 offered to supplement the topic meeting in the school auditor­ You might be earning a little bit more on your presented. ium. Plans for the Christ The "extra," working cash ... but not if it is fully "Table Talk" is a cooperative King Communion Breakfast insured and readily available. Here you not only program by the Home Demonst­ on October 31 will be announced receive a big dividend addition regularly, ration Departments of Albany, by chairmen Susan Mulkerne but your savings are also insured to $10,000. Greene, Columbia, Rensselaer, and Joanne Cassidy. A movie and Saratoga, Schenectady, Warren, coke will provide entertainment and Washington Counties. Home and refreshments. Choice ANTICIPATED at, RATE 41//471 Selection of provided earnings ore satisfactory WOOLS CORPORATE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED! CORDUROYS VELVETEENS TRANSITION Accounts Insured to $10,000 by Federal Savings & Loan Corp. COTTONS

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Left to right: Harlan W~lbert Ed Lange and Dick Walsh. The patient is Ellen Heenehan. All are appearing in the Slingerlands Players' production of "Thurber Carnival."

"Thurber Carnival" is heartily re­ "Thurber commended as an evening of light merriment that will leave its Carnival" mark. Slingerlands Players are quite Directed by Richard Weeks happily at work on what is per­ for showing October 22 and 23, haps the most bon mot play in the cast includes many of the the modern theatre, "Thurber most able actors in the Sling­ Carnival" by James Thurber. erlands Players camp: Betty Tay­ It's a people play by; for and of lor, Ellen Heenehan, Tobey Tl~ay­ and out and out comedy, with er, Mary Nugent, Jack Ryan, music, designed to titillate, sat­ Harlan Wilbert, Douglas Marone, isfy and entertain. This look at Dick Walsh and Ed Lange. Pro· the foibles of us humans is su­ viding artistic and altruistic sup­ premely funny, but bring a de­ port are: Helen Cross, Assistant fense mechanism or two with Director; Brucie Moore, Stage you, as Thurber is relentless, and Manager; Doris Brown, Coordin­ reaches the vulnerable spot of ator; John L. Moo.re, Lars Allan­ every man with his famous son, Set Design and Construct­ "touche!" Sometimes bitter, sar­ ion; Donna Bardwell, Costumes; donic but above all, witty, Doris Sullivan, Tickets; Susan

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L __.!~!l!:.;...--~S:ho~IP in Air Conditioned Comfort EASY PARKING IN FRONT OF STORE Convenient layaway PAGE 6 - October 14, 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT Cornell Club Cornell University alumnae new to this area asked to make themselves known Monday, Oct­ ober 18, at the first fall meet­ . ,~ATTER".W.~IPPE~. ~ ~UN.I!~.j'uEAD ing of the Cornell Women's Club " • 4 _z, , COMPARE .. and 5f.'C the diHet.etnee! of Albany. The meeting will be Botter Whipped! No Holes! No Streoks! a covered dish buffet supper at Delicious Bread, Rolls & Coke! 6:30 P. M. at the home of Mrs. DAILY HOME DELIVERY Robert Lynk, 70 Mosher Road, Phone HO 3-2221 Delmar. The evening will be de­ voted to food and fellowship. Officers of the club are: Mrs. Francis W. Montanari, 60 Dum­ NEW! _ BUTTERMILK BREAD. • ••. 31¢ DUTCH LOAF ...... 30e barton Drive, Delmar, president, BROWNIES •. IDe: ea. Mrs. Lynk. vice-president; Mrs. Oct. 14 Joseph Peck, R. D. 1, Saratoga Springs, recording secretary; o LOUISIANA RING .. 6ge o Strawberry Rhubarb Pie ... 69c Miss Marjory Reid, 371 Welling· Thursday Favorite! o Babka 59c ton Road, Delmar, corresponding o Corn Toasties ... :He APPLE KUCHEN secretary; and Mrs. Millerd G. o Chocolate Iced An~,.,1 Food ..... 5ge 49c Larkin. 438B, Delaware A venue, o Blueberry Muffins .. _., .... 3ge Delmar, treasurer. o .Cloverleof Rolls _~., .... 35c: Fashioned BI·e!Od .. 2ge Mrs. Montanari and Mrs. Lar­ kin are accepting supper reser­ 15 vations.

o CUSTARD PIE ...... 6ge o Cinnamon Crunch Buns .. 3;9e: .Ii···· ., ...... Friday Favorite! o Blueberry Toasties .. B9e: o Porty Cup Cakes .. 59, HERMITS o SQuare Angel Food .59c: c Open House o Dote Nut ... 4ge 39 o .Pon Ralls .... He And Tea Italian .15t: The annual Open House and Tea sponsored by the Altar­ Rosary-Society and staff of St. LJ FRESH ORANGE LAYER nc o Pumpkin Pie ... 69e: Thomas' School will be held from o Donish Caffee Cake 59c 2 to 4 P. M. on Sunday, October o Boston Brown Bread _.' .29c 17, in the school auditorium. o Maple Walnut Loyer . 59c o Fruit Cookies ...... 39e: Mrs. David Fris and Mrs. Julius • Butter Ralls ..... 2ge Preska. co-chairmen. cordially Sunbeam Bread ... 26e invite parents. relatives and Od. 18 friends to attend and meet Prin­ o LEMON MERINGUE PIE 6ge cipal Sister Mary Frederick and o Lemon Buns. ..3ge her faculty. Pourers will be Mes­ o Chocolate Caverette Cups 39e: dames Arthur Ryer. John Man­ o Pineapple Loyer ...... •. 59c o Chocolate Chips ...... 5ge ....;1 tica. Julius Preska. David Fris, o Cinnamon Crumb Cok~s .44c: Paul Nelson and Robert Ganley. o .Butter Parkerhouse Ralls . 39c The regular monthly meeting Size Bread ...... 31c of the Rosary Society is to be held Wednesday, October 20, in the school after Devotions o VALENCIA RING ...... fl9c in the Church at 8:00 P. M. o Blackberry Pie ...... 69e: Miss Mary Ann McMannamon. o Cinnamon Buns ...... 39c o Orange Loyer. . ;9c our Community Ambassador to o Pound Coke 39e: Japan, will give an illustrated o Sugar Cookies .... 3ge talk with slides to explain her o eHat Dog Rolls 1101 .. He De Buffet Rye 29e: experiences and life in that coun­ try. A social hour will follow at e Indie:otes items available every day. which time members and their The above is nat a complete list of OVllil. able items. For further idormatian (lsk guests will have an opportunity your Routeman Or coli the Bakery. to view an assorted display of WATCH "FREDDIE FREIHOFER" mementos associated with Jap­ WRGB WEEKDAYS 4 :45 - 5 :00 anese culture. THE SPOTLIGHT Oetob., 14, 1965 - PAGE 7 ~ 41tU:;SArl ~ BEEF SALE! Super-Right Quality, Heavy Western Corn-Fed Steer Beef ROASTS STEAKS BLOCK STYlE (1ST TWO CUTS ONLY) BONE IN CHUCK ROAST LB 49C CHUCK STEAK LBo 59C (3RD TO 5TH CUT ONLY) BONE IN BLADE CHUCK LB 59C RIB STEAK LBo 89C EYE OF CHUCK BONELESS SHOULDER CALIF. ROAST LB 59C LONDON BROIL lB 99C POT ROAST CENTER CUT BONELESS C C BONELESS CHUCK ,B 75 FILLET STEAK CHUCK lB 79 OVEN ROAST FROM CHUCK JUBILBB C C SHOULDER BONELESS lB 89 CALIF. STEAK 'B69 .FIRST'2 RIBS LB 99c BONElESS (TOP OF CHUCK, CHICKEN STEAK) C C RIB ROAST 3-6 RIB lB 69 BLADE STEAK lB 99 FROM RIB THIN SLICED BONELESS SHOULDER NEWPORT ROAST lB 99C ROULADE STEAK lB 1.09 fRESH C BRISKET FRONT CUT lB 75 FRF.C\I-I c BRISKET STRA IGHT CUT lB 95 Ground·Chuck c STEWING BEEF lB 73 C c PKG OF 3 LBS 69 PLATE BEEF lB 29 OR MORE LB c SHORT RIBS lB 49 (Lesser Quantities Ib 71 c)

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MEETING TONIGHT! The Democratic Party of Best way to the Town of Bethlehem will Meet the Candidates to­ night, October 14, at 8 P.M. borrow money ... at the Center Inn in Glen­ mont. F. Warren Travers, National Commercial borrowers say it's the best because our rates are cand idate for the State low and life insurance is included at no added cost. Everyone who applies Senate, and Harvey Lifset, for a loan agrees that our service is pleasant and prompt. You can even candidate for the Assembly, 'phone for your loan and come in only once ... to pick up your money. will be the honored guests. So, when you need money for any good purpose, borrow the best way ... Stop in or 'phone NCB. Church Fair The Annual Fair of the Jeru­ salem Reformed Church of Feura Bush will be held on Thursday, October 21, and Friday, October 22, in the Church Hall. A family-style supper will be NAllONAL COMMERCIAL served both evenings starting at 4:30 P. M. A variety of booths I ®~&~l~ will be open at 3:00 P. M. each day with a homemade quilt given as the door prize. The climax of the Fair will be on Friday evening at 7 when an auction will be held. Card Party The Town of Bethlehem Wom­ en's Republican Club will hold a Carn Party and FaRhion Show on Monday, October 25, 8 P. M. at the Bethlehem Senior High School. The general chairman is Mrs. Robert H. Rice.

I Dinner I I \ Saturday evening, October 16, \ the Onesquethaw Reformed \ \ Church Women's Guild for \ Christian Service will sponsor \ , a Roast Beef Dinner and annual '­ fair table. First serving will be " at 5 o'clock. Girl Stater At the October 19 meeting DELMAR ELSMERE of the Auxiliary of Nathanial BECKERS CORNERS BERNE WESTERLO Adams Blanchard Post #1040, Mondays, Wednesdays Tuesdays, Fridays Mondays, Wednesdays American Legion, the guest 9 to 1l a.m. 3 to 5 p.m. Noon to 2 p.m. speaker will be Sally Morse, Post representative to Girls NATIONAL State this past summer. Sally will tell of her experience at the COMMERCIAL BANK event at 8 o'clock, preceding the AND TRUST COMPANY regular business meeting. FULL SERVJCE BANKJNG through 48 offices in Northeasrern New York Stare SPOTLIGHT Classified. will Do Practically Anything! THE SPOTLIGHT October 14, 1965 - PAGE 9 CHECK THE GRADE OF BEEF YOU ARE NOW BUYING••• GRAND UNION SELLS ONLY CH CE CHOICE·USOAllEEF fiiSail iiiLolN STEAK LB 89~ WELL TRIMMED ~ RIB STEAK reUT LB89~ fiiSail TENDER JUICY 99 STEAK PORTERHOUSE LB ~ ~

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WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ER1WRS PRICES ANO OFFERS EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY. OCTOBER lit PAGE ,10 - o.ctober 14, 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT of study to parents who visit the formal reception of the Freshman land A venue; and Mary Jane Open House classrooms. Class as members of the student Wasserbach. daughter of Mrs. The Parent-Teachers Associa­ A social hour will follow in the body. John Wasserbach, 203 Kenwood tion of Hamagrael School will school auditorium. From Delmar: Linda Caminiti, Avenue. have "Open House" on October daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dom­ 19. and 26 at 8:00. Parents of Ceremony enic Caminiti, 323 Kenwood A ve­ Open House children in pre-primary through Five residents of Delmar will nue; Anne Hoffman, daughter of Grade 3 are invited on the 19th. be among students at The College Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffman, The Annual Open House at the Parents of children in grades of Saint Rose, to be invested with 18 Bedell A venue; Karen 0 'Hern, Bethlehem Central Senior High 4 through 6 will have their pro­ academic cap and gown at a cere­ daughter of Mr .. and Mrs. John School will be on Thursday, (to­ gram the following week. mony in the College Chapel on O'Hern, 107 Elsmere Avenue; night) October 14, 1965. All par­ Teachers will have. an oppor­ Wednesday, October 20, at 3:30 Rosemary Rowe, daughter of ents are cordially invited and the tunity to outline their course P. M. This event will mark the Mrs. Rosemary Rowe, 38 Rowe- program will start at 8:00 P. M. "Shar.p" in the auditorium. Dr. Richard Moomaw, Super· intendent, and Dr. Kimball Howes, High School Principal, will talk to the group. New teach­ ers will be introduced. Let us give your oil-heating As usual, the parents will be able to pay a short visit to each of the class rooms of their child­ equipment a free analysis now! ren. After the class room sessions are completed, the parents and faculty will meet in the gym­ nasium for refreshments arrang­ ed by the Parent-Faculty Ad­ Now's the time to have your visory Committee. heating equipment checked -and put in top condition. After performing faithfully Meeting all winter, it may need clean­ The Ladies Auxiliary of the ~OVER~LL ing, adjustment, minor part Elsmere Fire Company will hold ~ EFFICIENCY replacement. You may want its regular business meeting on to improve your oil burner Thursday, (tonight) October 14, with Texaco's Jet Flame at 8:00 P. M. at the Fire House. 1 ~-v COMBU~TlON. Booster, the scientific new A representative fl,"om the Fire flame-control development ~CH~MBER Company will be on hand to re­ ~RAFTTEST that can increase burner effi­ ciency by as much as 42%. port· and demonstrate on "Fires Give us a call today for a in the home, how to prevent and STACK FREE ANALYSIS of your extinguish them." TEMPERATURE Refreshments will be served TEST home heating needs. Our ex­ ~ perts do a dependable job and by the Mesdames Roland Whit­ leave your equipment in ney, Chester Smith, Conrad ~IMNEY good condition when they're Saulsbury, and Lawerence Gif­ ~NTROLS through. Call us now. You'll ford. be way ahead when cold weather sets in. It will also pay you to let Meeting ~RLEAAAGE ~TERS us keep you supplied with Texaco Fuel Chief Heating The Music Study Group of the Oil, the best" your money can Delmar Pregress Club will meet buy. You'll like our careful, at 1:30 P .. M. on October 18, in dependable service. the Delmar Public Library. Alfred Restifo will speak on the singing voice as it is used in opera and will illustrate with' background examples from oper­ as. Mr. Restifo is a music teach­ er in the Bethlehem School Sys­ tem. Hostess for the meeting is Mrs. Arthur C. McHugh.

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LOWWER S HICKENS po'RiCi C LB'33 LB,69 ~bttAkfPBODIJ[E~ PRIZE BAG FIRST OF TH E SEASON' ~~lIINS1.vEI:T PRUNE e ITE, SEEDLESS Juice boille 39C leenex erYLG. 15 ile and 400'.2 for 3 9 ~ BUNCH assorted box .. ER VALLEY FROZEN 1 Haddock Filets PAGE 12 - October 14, 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT Academy, to analyze Piston's NEED CARPET? "Serenata" and the Shostakovich" ShDp Smart! See Mill Ends at Symphony No.5. BAZAAR GENTILE'S Sister Theresa is a native of 1100 C.ntral Ave. CIt Th. Und.rpan Troy and great niece of Rufus IV 2·3398 0'1,1., 'til 9 Zita who conducted the famed FRAME Zita's Orchestra. Edgar Curtis, on sabbatical FASHIONS Fall Specials leave from his duties as Con­ ductor of the Albany Symphony Orchestra, will discuss the Sib­ 20-FOOT ALUMINUM elius Violin Concerto. A noted ,t~ SAF-T-MASTE~® compo,ser, as well as conductor, Mr. Curtis brings a wealth of THE knowledge and experience to his EXTENSION presentation. Day Dress The question and answer per­ iod, always popular with the LADDER audience, closes the program. Mrs. William Clarke of Delmar, reg. 22.50 $17 50 assisted by Mesdames Bryan SPECIAL • Quinn and Harold Guertz, is in charge of the social hOUf. Full 11;.i" aluminum rungs, corrugated for secure foot grip, locked into side rails; posit~ve action safety locks. 3" Meeting wide aluminum side rails cannot bind; The Literature Group of the Delmar Progress Club will meet extra strong rope and pulley. Riveted end on October 19 at 10 A. M. in the caps; wide, heavy-ribbed vinyl tread Delmar Public Library. Mrs. safety shoe~. U.L. Approved. Edwin B. Piper, Mrs. Clarence B. Wilcox and Mrs. Russell S. Mil­ ler will review books on "Life, HANDYMAN'S DELIGHT! Love and Works of a Convention­ al World." Coffee will be served S-FT. at 9:30 by Mrs. John Valkenberg. Rummage ALUMINUM The Women's Guild of St. Step­ hen's Episcopal Church, Elsmere, will hold a rummage sale on Fri­ STEP LADDER day, October 22. from 9:30 A. M. to 4:00 P. M. in the Parish Hall. reg. 14.40 DiNapoli & DiNapoli Vote special $8.88 Edward Rook, GOP candidate Lightweight. for easy handling, even by a woman. High for Assemblyman from the 112th Assembly District, has issued strength all-extruded heat treated aluminum; slip-resistant PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS an appeal to the voters in the safety shoes. Pail holder supports 50 Ibs. One-hand open­ Serving the Eye Physician Town of Bethlehem to turn out and• His Patients ing and closing; folds flat for small-space stora'ge. in record number for the gen­ 215 Lar~ 51., Albany Sizes to 8' at Comparable Savings. eral election on November 2nd. Tel. HO 3-4340 Mr. Rook said that the voter YOUR BEST INVESTMENT IN SAFETY in the Town of Bethlehem had IS A TOP QUALITY LADDER an opportunity this year to be represented in the State legis­ lature by a resident of the ~ DELMAR LUMBER Town - "and for that matter of the district" (referring to ~ &8UILD£RSSUPPLY~ the fact than his opponent lives 340 DELAWARE,4coe • ~HE.9·99b8 in Loudonville). "It has been over forty years THE SPOTLIGHT October 14, 1965 - PAGE 13 YOU RING Corral WE BRING! Big Savings CUT at IGA's Tel. UNDLB·89C 9-45 IRLOINu!79C

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Sat.,. Oct. 16th is There are a number of people The Swenson children are: in our community who have Corwin, 17, Susan, 15, Kristine, joined the staff of the State Uni­ 14, David, 11. Diane, 10, Dan, 7, versity in Albany this fall, many Julia, 3, and Curtis, 6 months. 4-POINT SALE of whom are also newcomers to The older children all attend the the Tri:Village 'area. Bethlehem Central schools. Three of the families are neigh­ Mrs. Swenson is active in the COURTESY DAY bors on Gardner Terrace. Mr. Five-or-More Mothers Club, and Mrs. George Swenson and (you must have at least five child­ their eight children moved to ren to be eligible for member­ their Gardner Terrace home last ship) and invites all eligible mot­ SAVINGS OF 15% month, after living in Albany hers in the Tri-Village to calJ her for two years, before which they if they'd be interested in joining OR MORE lived in Utah. Mr. Swenson is the club. It meets twice monthly. a professor in the University Mrs. William S. Rooney, who department of speech therapy, moved with her family to 98 Mea­ and he's also director of the dowland St. in Delmar last July, Quality Superb Northeastern New York Speech might not be interested in the Center. with offices at 652 Wash­ club, (how do these mothers find Values Excellent ington Avenue in Albany. (Mr. time for any meetings?) but she's Swenson has been on the Univer­ certainly eligible, for the Rooneys Savings Enormous sity staff for the past two years.) have seven children. ALBANY E'PS OR GUNSBURG RATH'S HICKORY SMOKED IOC SALE! EEF (~~:~e~; BACON ROYAL PUDDINGS assorted flavors IOC BABO CLEANSER small size C IOC 1-_lb·_6::...-9...,...--C...!..-SLI_CED_lb_,7_9_ -t TOMATO soUP IOC CALF'S OUR OWN, COUNTRY STYLE Doe Skin, Facial TOILET TISSUE IOC LIVER SAUSAGE Kraft's CREAM CHEESE IOC C C Cbef's Cboice, Crinkle Cut 'b·89 ~::: 'b·69 POTATOES " FREEZER IIUYS )00, ..,0 (,0. 't!' '0/ 0 C." ,0 r- u.s. COV'l. CHOICE BEEF ,t:;>o"t!'~t!', C.,) Q~ , • ~I ~ itt) tlllij ~t, • ,0 Hindquart... Ib 69( & ••;' liaiS';! No.1 Mac Intosb Halloween Sid •• of 1I •• f IbSSC Chucks of 1 •• f,b.49( u.s. PUMPKINS Forequarter local, black Angu~ - h avg. wel9 I 52 c Ib_ 49( Side of leef 220-275 Ib, lb. ( APPLES 3 lb., 29 INDIAN CORN~CIDER Reserve right to limit quantities -- Prices cdfective Thurs" F,i., Sot., (10/14, 10/15, 10/16) DAYIS' STONEWELL SHOPPING CENTER JUNCTION HIGHWAYS 85 AND 85A HE 9-5398 NEW SCOTLAND, NEW YORK Open Doily and Sundays 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. PAGE 16 - October 14, 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT Mr. Rooney, who was formerly moved to their new home at a consultant to the Surgeon­ 19 Orchard Street in July, and at FRANK ADAMS General's Office in Washington Mr. Johnston is a professor D. C. while lieutenant-colonel in the education department of in the Army, is now a professor the University. They have two Yes ... Your DIAMOND can be in the social welfare department. children: Donald, 12, and Linda. Reset While You Wait ih the graduate division of the 6. State University. In a new position at the State I OVER A THOUSAND SETTINGS TO SELECT FROM The Rooney children include: University is Dr. Webb Fiser. William Jr., 21, a student at who was a professor in the grad· Boston College, Mary, 18, a stud­ uate School of Public Affairs ent at the College of Notre Dame and since September 1 has been $20. to $2000. in Baltimore, Kathryn, 16, University Vice President for Carolyn. 14, Patricia, 12, Robert, academic affairs. He and his wife 9, and Edward, 4. live at 501 Huron Road, with The other two University fam­ their two daughters, Deborah, Open Thurs. 'til 9 Charge or Budget ilies on Gardner Terrace are 12, and Becky, 10, and Mrs. Fiser those of Mr. and Mrs. Robert is a fifth grade teacher at the Garvin and Mr. and Mrs. George Elsmere Elementary School. Wiesner. Mr. Garvin is now an There are, of course. many assistant professor in the philo­ other State University in Albany sophy department. and is study­ staff members who live in our ing for his doctorate at Columbia suburban area. We're proud and Capital District's Largest DiamondwSetting Specialist University. The Garvins, who happy to have them, and let's , ... ,,,'1, ... An 58 No. Pear I St., Cor. Steu b en, Alb any Puk u Shop Lots have lived in Delmar for seven be sure to make the newcomers years. have three children: feel at home. Christine, 6, Paul, 4, and Michele, ••• 2. Say, it's about time to get SPECIAL SALE Mr. and Mrs. Wiesner have going on those knitting projects lived in Delmar for four years, you had planned to give as Christ· on ALL portable appliances and Mrs. Wiesner is now the mas presents. There's a young art director for the University housewife out in Feura Bush, Do your shopping NOW television department. He was Mrs. Peter Frueh, who would be formerly in the communications happy to help you out. Low Low prices division of the State Education Donna Frueh. who is the Department. The Wiesners have daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad two daughters: Nikki, 4, and Hil­ Spuck of 60 Wellington Road in ShowerHer lary,2. Delmar, started The Knit-Wit General Electric Portable Appli­ Mrs. and Mrs. James Johnston Yarn Shop a year ago last spring. ances. For cooking, mixing, and ironing, nothing makes it easier than these gleam­ ~ith.1I PORTABLE .ing gifts. We have a complete selection on display. Come in today. 'I APPLIANCES

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She has Bernat, Botany and fine imported yarns available, and 20th Birthday also needles and a wide selec­ of UN QUALITY and tion of pattern books. Orders may be placed with her "Pacem in Terris" is the theme for hand-knit articles (if you're for the 20th Anniversary Obser­ not so handy yourself, but would vance of the Founding of the VARIETY! like to give personalized Christ­ United Nations which will be mas gifts.) She will finish and celebrated locally from October THIS IS THE BEST DESCRIPTION o.F THE NURSERY block your knitted items, and is 15 through October 30 in con­ assisted by Mrs. Ted (Willie) junction with International Co­ S T 0. C K AVAILABLE AT THE GARDEN SHo.PPE. Hodorowski in these services. operation Year. ALSO. THERE IS Mo.RE VARIETY AND CHo.ICE OF Pacem in Terris, the Latin for Donna is just 21 years old, SIZE THAN ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE AREA. and has a young son, Christo­ Peace on Earth, is the title of pher, who is 2. Her shop is open the late Pope John XXIII's en· from 1 to 5 P. M., Monday cyclical addressed to all the peo­ FALL BULBS FALL IS AN EXCELLENT through Friday. and mornings ple of the world and calling for Just arrived from Holland TIME FOR LANDSCAPING and evenings by appointment worldwide involvement in a cam­ to make your grounds more See our large selection of paign to achieve peace. (439·3676). She lives and has beautiful next Spring. evergreens and deciduous "The proposals in the encyc­ her shop next door to the Feura plants. Discuss your land­ Bush Post Office. lical are basic to the success of ... the United Nations," said Mrs. ~ ~90",~ scape situation wi th our .....c;;;=.~ .. Q. ••• Stanley P. Mayersohn, chairman '-·.£7 * g landscape specialist. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cornel­ of Albany Mayor Corning's Steer­ • Tulips :r. . * ius are currently enjoying resi­ ing Committee for this year's • Hyacinths 0 ~.: dence in one of our newest observance of UN Week. • Daffodils"" , ~.. states - Alaska. They are both As the theme denotes, Mrs. • Crocus ~"d ~ studying for masters degrees, Mayersohn continued, the UN • Many more very colorful she in English and he in wildlife anniversary celebration "has and unusual types of bulbs. an ecumenical aspect because management. at the University All bulbs top size of Alaska just outside Fairbanks. many people of different beliefs Feura Bush Road worked together all summer The young couple was married Glenmont, N. Y. planning it." The week will open two years ago and left for the HE 9-1835 colder climate a few months with the raising'of the United Na­ tions Flag at Albany City Hall HOURS, later. He is the son of Mr. and Mon., Wed., Sot: Mrs. Arthur Cornelius Jr. of 11 on Friday, October 15. 8 t.o 6 Birchwood Place in Delmar, and That same night, Senator Ro­ Thurs. & Frj: she is the former Betty Tinney, bert F. Kennedy will speak at 8 to 8 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Chancellors Hall to open the Sun:10to6 E. Tinney of Van Wies Point. Betty is a graduate of the State University in Albany, and Don was graduated from Middlebury College. They spent this past summer at Mt. McKinley Nat­ ional Park in Alaska - "out in the boon-docks," according to Betty's brother, Bob, who is now a graduate assistant at the State University here. As a result of their experiences at the park, Don and Betty have written an article on duck-hunt­ ing which will be published in the November issue of "Fur, Fish and Game." We don't go in much for duck-hunting around these parts, but it might be fun to read the article and find out how two former Delmarites ~ot to be authorities on the sub­ IJect. I SUBSeRIB~ fO Z; , .D'" fH~ SI'lOfbl{lHf PAGE 18 - October 1( 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT rf-;ie-wflitie.fee.J'tfe.fe;e..J'w ! Pacem in Terris Convocation Welfare; Rev. Robert Lamar. which will continue the following First Presbyterian Church, Al­ day. His visit is sponsored. by bany; Sister John Francis, Col­ the World Affairs Council. lege of St. Rose, History Dept.; &'Di,delalldses slOll The Convocation, which is the Prof. Edward LeClair. RPI, highest of the Capital District's Chairman, Dept. History and ~ . 20th Anniversary Observances of Political Science; Rabbi Alvin f. " the founding of the United Na­ Roth, Temple Beth Emeth, Al­ tions, will begin at 1:30 P. M. bany; Prof. Fred Tickner and j~NOW GOING ON at the Albany Girls' Academy Prof. Morris Schaefer, Graduate on Academy Road, Saturday, School of Public Affairs, Albany. of ~, Every Sunday October 16. Gene Robb, publish­ There will be a twenty-five er of the Capital Newspapers, minute break for Tea from 5:00 will moderate the Panal Dis­ to 5:25 P. M. after which the ~:'7:3~, P.M. 10 11 cussion which will open the Con­ summation will be made by Gior­ vocation. gio Pagnanelli of the United Na­ ~ Featuring: . RIVERBOAT Panel members Dr. John W. tions Commission on Human Nixen, President of the Alabama Rights. Attendance at the Con­ NAACP. and Father Peter Hey­ vocation will be by advance re­ f- JAZZ BAND mans, Superior of the Mill Hill gistration only. Registrations are Missionary Fathers, State Farm being taken by Mrs. Arthur W. ~ HEAR THE BEST, TRADITIONAL BAND Road. Slingerlands. who has also Wright, 642 Western Avenue, ~:, ...... " IN THE LAND ··f . . spent many years in the Came­ Albany. Charge is $1.50 per per­ 302 Delaware Avenue roons, Africa, will discuss "Hu­ son. Mrs_ L. F. Eldridge, Rens­ man Dignity." The other two selaerville. and Fr. Bonaventure Albany i DELABAR Panel members. Norman Wilson. O'Brien, O.F.M .• Siena College, Peace Education Secretary of the are co-chairmen. New York City Office of the Am­ On Sunday, October 17, Prof. erican Friends Service Commit­ Paul Tillich of the University tee who has recently returned of Chicago Divinity School, will ,pi from two years of Quaker -work speak at a dinner for the Assoc­ ~~";C'.. ~~"-!~JI! ..1iIo.oII in the Philippines, Singapore iation of -College Professors, to and Japan, and Robert F. Ewald. be held at 'Siena College. Pro­ .. Program Director. Fund for Ed­ fessor Tillich is a widely-known ucation Concerning World Peace philosopher and theologian. Through World Law, will dis­ Monday, October 18 - Open­ NALPLEX cuss "Approaches to Human Con­ ing of Uuiled Nationn Stamp flict Resolution." Exhibit, Women's Stamp and The latex wall paint with At 3:45 P. M. following the Seal Club of Albany. 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~ ..r will be: Rev. Dorman Avery, New be a frame of 6 pages of Stamp (SO HIGH IN HIDING, SO SMOOTH IN LEVELING, DNE COAT LOOKS LIKE TWO) York State Commission of Hu­ Craft by the pupils of the Roes­ man Rights; Miss Margaret sleville School under the dir­ Barnard, Deputy Commissioner, ection of Mrs. K. Malloy, 4th Now, you can roll on new N. Y. State Department of Social grade teacher. wall beauty with a single coat. New Dutch Boy N al plex is made especially We'll make your for roller use. Virtually eliminates roller marks, splatter or spray. No un­ motor pleasant odor either. Dries in a jiffy. And no mess­ clean up hands, brushes or sing rollers with soap and water. * Engine Tune·up Try it. You'lllike it. * Front End Alignment * Automatic Trans- mission Service * Modern Equipment Zit !iils.y?l1 ,om- more years to the gallon * Skilled Mechanics ,. .' ~ . . Price- Paint & Wallpaper CO. INC. ILEY'S GARAGE 216 CENTRAL AVENUE, ALBANY Free Delivery to . HE 4-i612 Tri~Village Area THE SPOTLIGHT October 14, 196:;. - PAG~ .1.9 Monday, October 19 - Open­ Human ~~------~~---- ing of United Nations Exhibit, npUMKIN" City & County Savings Bank, i 100 State Street, Albany_Tours Rights for school classes may be made "Education - fulcrum for full CENTER by calling the bank. participation in democracy," Saturday, October 23, 6:30 will be the subject of addresses APPLES P. M. - United Nations Dinner by two State Officials: Salvatore Dance, Hotel Ten Eyck, spon­ J. Amato, Regional Director of sored by Food Service Execu­ State Commission for Human SWEET CIDER INDIAN CO tives Assn. for the Benefit of Rights. and George Harrison, UNICEF. Field Representative of the State Sunday, October 24 - UNI­ Education Department's Division (Freshly-cut Meats) TED NATIONS DAY. of Intercultural Relations. at Sunday, October 24 - 7:30-10 the third session of the HUMAN P. M. Reception at Albany Art­ RIGHTS PROGRAM SERIES. to VANALLEN F ists, Group International Art be held Monday, October 18, at On 9W - First· Farm North of Show. 179 N. Main Avenue, Mc­ 7:30 P_ M., in the Auditorium of Jericho Drive-in Enaney Oily Co. Building. Open the Bethlehem Central Junior Open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 7-9101 to public. Exhibit runs from High School, Delmar, New York. October 24-30. Mr. Amato, Regional Director Wednesday, October 27 - 8- of the State Commission for Hu­ 10 P. M. - Reception for UN man Rights, will speak on the Exhibit, City and County Sav­ subject of the Commission's pro­ ECORATENOW ings Bank, 100 State Street, Al­ gram for community education. bany. A lawyer by profession, Mr. FOR FALL Amato is a career State employ­ ee, having entered State service in 1957 as a Public Administra­ at Marcus Fabrics tion intern assigned to the then Meeting Commission Against Discrimin­ A special meeting of the Little ation. Upon completing his in­ League Auxiliary will be held ternship, Mr. Amato became a Custom-made Monday night, October 18, at field representative with the 8 P. M. in the Junior High School Commission. In July of 1962, Slipcovers cafeteria. New officers will be ele­ he was made Assistant to Com­ cted and board members will missioner J. Edward Conway, • We use only finest quality fabrics • Our famous quality workmanship conclude the business for 1965. and worked in this capacity in • Featuring Waverly Bonded Fabrics • No expensive detail spared All mothers are invited. the Commission's Albany and • All fabrics Schotchgarded~ vot Prompt Delivery dyed, and pre·shrunk ~ow YOU Can Own ~ One Chair One Sofa It/qi/eqclll KITCHEN :.... :.~. reg. $39_00 $29 reg. 79.00 $59 FREE Shop at Home Service! If you oan't come in, our skilled decorators will bring samples to your home to help you wi.th your selection. No obligation.

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PAGE 20 - October 14, 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT Syracuse Regional offices until Mr. Harrison, of the staff of he was made Regional Director the Division of Intercultural Re­ General Insurance in May, 1965. His previous gov­ lations of the State Education ernmental service included pos­ Department, will speak on the Time Payments itions with the Sheriff's Office, general topic of education for full the Domestic Relations Court, participation in a democartic Surety Bonds and the Welfare Department, society. In his capacity with the in New York City. Education Department, Mr. Har­ Mr. Amato was born in Brook­ rison consults with local school Frank G. Coburn, Inc. lyn in 1928. He attended public officials and others on problems 283 Washington Ave. Albany, N.Y. schools and received his B.A. related to equality of- education­ Phone Albany HO 3-4277 - 8-9 from Fordham; his LL. B. Law al opportunity, and assists in degree is from Fordham Law inservice training for teachers, School. He is a member of the guidance counselors and others, A ONE·YEAR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE SPOTLIGHT IS $1.00 State Bar. and of the Albany in intergroup relations. Catholic Interracial Council. After an early career in set­ tlement house work, welfare work, and with the New York, Don't miss Agway's first big bargain buster State Division of Parole as a par- I ole officer, Mr. Harrison joined the staff of the Anti-Defamation League of the B'nai B'rith, a com­ munity relations organization. INDIAN SUMMER Centered in Atlanta, Georgia, and covering several southeast­ ern states, his work brought him into contact and close association OF FARM with church groups, interracial AND organizations and many others. HOME VALUES He opened a regional office of the League in Buffalo, New York, and as its Director, continued for a number of years his work of cooperating with schools, church­ SALE ENDS OCT. 16 es, labor organizations, govern- . mental agencies and interracial SALE ON groups, In' the bettermenl uf Re Caps Winter Tread human and community relations. , After a brief period with pri- ; l00w 60W TIRES vate industry, Mr. Harrison re­ turned to the field of intergroup ~ 6:50113 9.95 and intercultural relations by SYLVANIA joining the staff of the State LIGHT BULBS 7:50114 9.95 Education Department. A grad- , Reg. 2St Each uate of Wesleyan University, Only he has also earned a MA degree 17 each C 8:00114 9.95 from Columbia University's Teachers' College; he is a speak­ CHECK THESE VALUES er before college, high school' and citizens' groups and hasauth­ 23 Cu. ft. Upright Freezer 295 259.95 Combination Radial Shop Saw 199 159.95 ored a number of articles on to­ Storm " Screen Utility Broom 2.52 1.99 Storm " Screen pics in his field. Insulated Jacket 14.75 10.90 Ooor Billed as "an adventure in Windows Flashlight Batteries 2 for 40¢ 2 for 23¢ Reg. 14.95 $11.50 Remington Portable Adding Machine 89.95 69.95 Reg. 34.95 $25.95 understanding," the Human Only Handi Post 5'1" to 8'2" 8.45 5.25 Only Rights Program Series provides six separate but related pro­ grams on the subject of human rights, prejudice and racial ten­ ALBANY AGWAY sion. The series, designed to be objective, informational and LAWN ANiD GARDEN CENTER stimulating, generally features' lectures or panel discussions, 642 South Pearl St. HO 3·6590 followed by discussion sessions in small dialogue groups. There OPEN WEEKDAYS 8·5 SAT. 8·4 FRI. 8·9 are no fees and no prior regis­ tration. THE SPOTLIGHT October 14, 1965 - PAGE 21

. HE 9-4949 SPOTLIGHT. CLASSIFIEDS HE 9-4949 contractor, Voorheesville. RO CLASSIFIED AD POLICY DOLL REPAIRING LAWN MOWERS 5--2712 or RO 5-2896. tf Classified Ads in the Spot­ DOLLS repaired, restrung, costum­ SHARPENED PERMANENT WAVING Lawn Boy and. Toro S.,les.s.'f\·ic,". FI'~ light must be paid for when ing. Reina Deitz. HE 6-1690. tf piCkup·deliv(try. SPECIALIZING in Breck, Realistic, the ad is submitted. We must DRIVER TRAINING Rayette and Caryl Richards per­ enforce this policy strictly. manents; hair tinting and bleach­ FREE BROCHURE available ABC Taylor & Vadney ing. MELE'S BEAUTY SALON, Our rates are too small to per­ Auto Driving School. Dial 438- 303Ceniral Ave. HE 4·9183 Plaza Shopping Center, HE mit invoicing and bookkeeping 0853 now. tf 9-441.1. tf on these accounts. Please do MASON WORK not ask us to make any excep­ PIANOS . tion to this rule. Albany Driving Academy EXPERIENCED, ali types masonry, PIANOS - II.1ASON & HAMLIN, 'new or repairs. Guidara. HE Knabe, Fischer, Weber and Stark, Your copy and remittance Glenmont, New York 9-1763 e\:,en'ings. tf also 'fine selections of slightly C~RPENTRY AND MASONRY must reach us on Friday before Beginners - Intermediates used pianos. Call A. Andrew Gig­ Experienced. Fireplaces. Alter­ Ilot'ti. HO 3-5223. tf Brush-Up 4:30 P.M. in order to appear ations, additions. Fred Chalcrafts. in the fOllowing Thursday is­ CARS 'AVAILABLE FOR I-i~ 9-1796.· tf PIANO TUNING sue. ROAD TESTS' - MOVERS PIANO TUNING and r.epairing Standard & Automatic CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING D. L. MOVERS. Local and long Emile Catricala. AR 3-7844. $6 per hr. Cat! HO '2-1'309 RATES drstan~e moving. Reasonable lOtl14 rates. No job too small or too 10~ per word for each insertion; SA W FILING FIREPLACE WOOD large. Dick Leonardo. HE 9-5210. $1 minimum. tf $AWS sharpened, chain saw ser­ CALL HE 9-4949 SEASONEO FIREPLACE rags, LIGHT HAULING - refrigerators, 'vice·.- N-. Livingston, 4 Mountain­ washers, ranges. Tri-Village, rea­ Write, or stop in at our free delivery within 25 lTliles. 'View, Karlsfeld. IV 9-1979. tf Voorheesville, 765-2D89, Ravena soriabte rates. Weekends only. convenient office: 751i-4214. tf HE '9~'1 ;4{). tf SCISSORS SHARPENED 154 Delaware Avenue Hq~SEHOLD MOVING, low rates, $IX --pairs "medium size scissors FURNITURE REFINISHII'JG . new equipment, expl~rienced $.2; <3lso pinking and grass shears, :ALTERA TIONS & SEWING personnel, free maid service. FURNITURE repairing, refihi.s.h­ ·knives, ·Iawnmowers. Call for and Local moving. 465-1200 tf ALTERATIONS and sewing. M. ing, re-upholstering. French. deliv13r.. H~ 9-3893. tf Suess. HE 9-1270. tf HE 4-0633. tf ORIENTAL RUGS L TERATIONS and sewing. Kirk SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Hauser. HE 8-0014. tf FUNERAL DIRECTORS .. NEW AND USEO, in all sizes and ~ORMANSKILL Septic Tank c'oiors at reasonable prices. Wash­ Gleaner's. We install dry wells, : APPLES M. W. TEBBUTT'S SONS ii:lg and repairing by native ex­ septic tanks, drain fields. 767- PLACE to buy Mcintosh, Albany Delmar pert. Pickup and delivery. Free .9-287. tf Cortland, sweet cider, pumpkins, 420 Kenwood Ave. estimates. Rod Kermani, Stop DELMAR SANITARY CLEAN­ ·3, Albany-Schenectady Road, ,ERS.· Serving Tri-Village area good potatoes, fresh eggs. HAS­ HE 9-2212 WELL FARMS, Rt. 32 at Murray 'EX 3~688,4 or IV 2-0457. tf over .20 years. HE 9-1412. tf Ave., Delmar. HE 9-3893. tf Serving All Faiths PAINTING SLIPCOVERS AND FRESH ClOER. For Over 100 Years Helderledge Orchard, Picard & PAPERHANGING & UPHOLSTERING Road, RD#2, Altamont, Laurence INSTRUCTIONS INTERIOR, exterior painting. Free ·REUP.HOLSTERING, slipcovers G. Bailey. 765-2344. 4tl021 estimates. Work guaranteed. made to order, reasonable. 25 CLASSIC BALLET and contem­ Jim Vogel. HE 9-9718. tf years experience. Capitol Up­ porary dance, children, adults. INTERIOR and exterior painting. holstery_ HO 3-2359. 5tl014 Call Lola Liebmann 756-3-213, Also carpentry work. Frank Salis­ lB5 North Allen, Albany and bury Days: HE 9-5527; nights; TOPSOIL New Scotland Road, New Sal­ HE 9·1355. tf TOP SOIL - finest top-loam soil, em tf FREE ESTIMATES -- interior immediate delivery. Gall J. Wlg­ LAWNMOWERS exterior painting, paperhanging. gand & Sons, Glenmont. N. Y. Insured. Don Vogel. HE 4-8370. tf HE 4-855{] and HO 5-3992. tf ROY FLANSBURGH, painting LAWNMOWERS~ Jacobsen, Good­ TOP SOIL AT ITS FINESTI Rich, all. Lawnboy sales. We service all makes. Pickup and delivery. H1LCHIE'S Ht\RDWARE, Del­ "Picotte Sold Mine" mar. HE 9-9943. ff DELMAR'S ·LAWNMOWERS - Jacobsen 4 Again and again this Parking lots, driveways, garage blade Turbocone rotors, reels, familiar message ap­ riders. Sales & Service. M. LEADING REALTOR floors, sidewalks. Free estimates. pears in your neighbDr~ 482-34B4. tf GUDZ. 138 Elm Avenue, De/­ mar. HE 9-2025. tf hood ••• If you need When Buying or Selling . CARPENTRY IMMEpIATE REPAIR or overhaul. A Home all makes lawn mowers. HE aCtion phone one of our EMOOELING - Ali types of car­ 9-4873. tf penter work. H. A. Ertel, HE fuU time Salesmen or Call Your LOCAL 9-1048. Ed Hehre, HE 9-1198. Subscribe to the Spotlight 'S,a'leswomen tor the best REAL ESTATE BROKER tf Rcal Estate Service in DDITIONS, remodeling, roof­ William B. ing, stairs, general repairs. Arthur the Capital District. Molle. HE 8-7165. tf

: CLEANING SERVICE ...... PAGANO Atrt.a . . Our 45th Year OUSE CLEANING, window PICOTTE . . washing, floor maintenance, - 264 Delaware Ave., also any other cleaning you need. RT. 32, GLENMONT, N.Y: Delmar, N.Y. Old Holland Cleaning Service, A ·planned com,nunity of REALTY Inc. RO 7-2739. tf '- 439-9921 early American home.s. HO 5-4747 Multiple Listing Service Subscribe to the Spotlight :PHONE HE 9-9231 PAGE 22 - October 14, 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT

specially prepared sandy loam or ing wedding and engagement 26", girl's 20"; kitchen chairs. & white, automatic. RO 7-3196 sandvclayloam.J. W. MICHAELS rings, reasonable. Your trusted HE 9-3072. after 4 P.M .. CO., INC .•. LANDSCAPE CON­ jeweler. D. LeWan

1882. NEED FRENCH TUTOR for news I Nowon ,981 FORD GALAXIE 2-door, blue reporter headed overseas, must display Look to \ OLDS I for the NEWI and The BODNAR for the Best Buy Jack invites you to visit "ACTIONLANO" NEW see end drive OJ '66 Rocket Action 1966 OLDSMOBILE longer, lovelier, livelier SAAB NEW SALEM GARAGE "Route 85 - New Salem - Phone ROckwell 5-2702 OPEN 7 A.M. TO 7 P.M. EXCEPT SUNOAY Corner Central at Manning IV 2·4491 ;THE SPOTLIGHT October 14, 1965 - PAGE 23

have studied in or native of France. Call 465-8586 before 7:30 FOR HIRE P.M. CAR AND DRIVER go anywhere, SPOTLIGHT CLASSIFIEDS SAVE READERS DOLLARS LOCAL WOMAN, housework one day or longer, also folioge rides, Spotlight Classifieds have performed some small miracles over day, bi-weekly, own transporta­ Westerlo PY 7-5165, 2tl014 tion. 439-9766. the past several years •.. but their biggest contribution has been WANTED: retired man for four 'the DOLLARS 'N' DOLLARS they have saved hours porter work daily (B-day week). Call 439-2224. 2tl021 WOMAN to help with housework Subscription Blank and child care, 3 hours daily. THE SPOTLIGHT Date _____ 19 439-9674. Delmar, New York - FULL TIME cleaning lady (S-day Please enter my subscription to the SPOTLIGHT for 3 YEARS. week), General housework. o Children in school. HE 9-9173 I enclose TWO DOLLARS. evenings. Please enter my subscription to the SPOTLIGHT for 1 year. l SITUATIONS WANTED O enclose $1.00. Name ______HANDYMAN. no job too small. 439-5558. 5tl014 WILL. MOTHER little girl, my home, Street Address or Route ______also consider room for working mother. HE 9-3467. City or Town' ______State ----- COMPANION part time, own transportation. PO 8-2295. BA BY SITTING, experienced ~======l~D~A~R~T~P~O~LA~R~A~~C~O;.RO~N~E~T:.======~ adult, references furnished. Phone HE 9-1996. LOST & FOUND LOST: vicinity McKinley Drive and Huron Road, small, new Murray tricycle. 439-2186, DODGE CITY'S LOST: Man's glasses, black plastic frames. Reward. 439- 9674. SPOTLIGHT Classified, will Bargain Stampede Do Practicolly Anything!

ON£ OF ALL MAKES AND MODELS DIReCnON 1"""" T#loe" 8EST VS~Ot:'''RSIN The Stampede Is on to Empty the Corral ••• And 7t)WN. ~WA'YONE WILl. Pardner, '(ou're a Spendthrift if You Don't Lasso Yourself a OINCr YOV 1b •••• MMMH 1M'LM4N Bargain! NOBODY ••• BUT NOBODY Can Offer You BETTER QUALITY, BETTER SELECTIONS AND LOWER PRICES • ECONOMY CARS • '85 TR 4 "A" Roadster, rDdio,; '64 MG MI'", .",. heater, Slightly $9871 '64 Fial "1500" Roadster. Gray,' ster, Gray, $1199 •• m...... I Low $1644 '64 Hillman Deluxe Sedan. Green. Imileage.. ., " ' '62 Sunbeam Alpine Road$,tr. Whit< ...., • •00,. $12 88' . $1299 Heater. •.,' ... '. ' I'64 Ponche Coupe, Model 1600C, mee. '65 Triumph Herald Convertible, , Radio, $3488 '65 M G A Co u P e, Radio, Radio, Heater. $.1399 I' healer. . .' -" . heater, $499 While. ,. Black, Fast Becoming New York State's OVER 100 QUALITY CARS TO CHOOSE FROM Largest Chevrolet Dealer You Can Pay More . .. BUT WHY? OVER 300 CARS YOUR OFFER MAY BE OUR SELLING PRICE NOW IN STOCK Marsh Hallman CIRCLE DODGE, Inc. CHEVROLET 781 CENTRAL AVE. NEMITH-LATHAM ST 5·8531 IV 9·5551 Area's Largest Stock of Dodge Products SALES AND SERVICE , Open Ewenings L-______880 CUSTOM-DODCE TRUCKS ______----I PAGE 24 - October 14, 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT FAMOUS-MAKE Guess Who? (- -- --) CHINO SALE

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