LETTER rite 1,0tll,IIt

CONTROLLED CIRCULATION PUBLICATION from the Normanskill to the Four VOL. XV, NO, 30 JUL Y 23, 1970 wish to express my sincere Corners, is one of the ugliest to the Bethlehem Chris­ streets to be seen in a small $2.00 PER YEAR $ .10 per copy Workshop, lor all those who town. I don't want to see it made willingly gave of their time uglier. participate in this program Also I oppose, and ask that First State Police Patrol our children. my opposition be recorded Not only was this program against an outhouse like gasoline A little more than a half century ago, Delmar saw the first New to a week of activities sign at a gas station in Slinger­ York State Police Patrol. The first two troopers assigned to this area children of every age level, lands. were Sergeant Tom McQuade and Trooper Guy Moore. . each child came away with Slingerlands is too messy now. Mr. McQuade, at 75, now lives Hospital where, after two serious knowledge of true Chris- I do not wish to see it messier. on Wemple Road in Glenmont operations and a six-month con­ lellowship_ I would appear personally at and is still very active in the valescence he returned to patrol Sincerely, this hearing but am confined to building construction business. duty - but no more horses - Mrs. Richard J. Perry a Hospital and could not get med­ He was one of ten troopers picked this time he was given a State ical consent to do so . by Doc Chandler, Superintendent Police auto - the year was 1918. . J. Mullen Pharmacy But I am against both damn of the State Police, to break the As a sidelight on Tom Mc- Delaware Ave. fool ideas. 250 wild horses which had been Quade's life: he enlisted twice llsnnel'e, New York (Name Submitted) purchased and shipped here from in the U.S. Army and was re­ the West. jected in 1916 because of an in­ jury received in boxing. He was a The memhers of the American To Bethlehem Residents, He was second high man with a fine boxer who tried to break Auxiliary of Nathaniel PLEASE HELP! 98 average on the pistol range into the professional ranks at Blanchard Post 1040 wish Has anyone seen a Stingray at the trooper camp in Syracuse. express their pleasure in your bike in their neighborhood that age 15 only to be thwarted by of the American Flag. wasn't there before Monday, Following his training Sgt. the efforts of his parents and Yours truly, July 13th? McQuade was assigned to the Police Judge Brady. May Smith This particular bike is pink­ Lake George area. While sta­ Tom McQuade is an integral Corres. Sec. red in color with a silver seat tioned there he was kicked in part of New York State's history with white trim. It had a white the abdomen while feeding his and he has hundreds of true centered, red & yellow flower horse. He was taken to Albany enter this letter in on each fender. Names were against a mechanical car taped over the handlebars. This in Elsmere. Delaware Ave.

DEFENSE DIRECTOR - Sidney M. Kaplan to head Civil Defense the Town of Bethlehem - the announcement was made recently Supervisor Bertram E. Kohinke. Mr. Kaplan is a veteran of World II, a_Past Commander of Blanchard Post of the American Legion, President of the Lions Club, and has served in various committees organizations. Mr. Kaplan has a tremendous amount of leader- nd organizational ability that will serve him well in his new assign­ He resides with his wife, Mary, and their daughter Lisa at 28 Drive, Slingerlands. Mr. Kaplan is pictured above being con­ lated by William Johnston, Councilman (right), and Louis Hauf, DELMAR'S FIRST TROOPERS, Guy Moore, left, and Sergeant Thomas , Civil Defense Auxiliary Police Head. McQuade. This picture was taken in October, 1917. PAGE 2 - July 23, 1970 THE SPOTLIGI

Par 31 Y.an, America'. Llrgetl ManufKtunr of Convertible Furniture BeUla. Direct to Yoa. "FOR THE -REST OF YOUR LIFE"

$289.95

"Riverd,I." Loftalln.- C.. tron.ut 3 DAYS ONLY!

THURSDAY, }<'RIDAY, SATURDAY

"Eric" Longline* Caslronaul Convertible

J 06 COLONIE SHOPPING CENTER, ALBANY "FOR Tm:lilll!0F ¥OURLIn:" CO!\VI';!\IENT Opt'n :".lonriay lhru Sl:lturday J 0 A.M. to 9::10 P.M. TEH"I~ fif) Showroom:" locall'd in Principal Citi('... throug"hout the Ea ...;t PHONE 459·7653

SPOTLIGHT CLASSlflEDS HE 9-4949 HE SPOTLIGHT July 23, 1970 - PAGE 3

inued from Page 1 Iient front-page space to the un­ a girl's bike. The boy who signed diatribe entitled "This it from the Delaware Plaza Star Spangled Banner" in today's GOURMET CATERING wearing a red shirt & blue, issue. At first reading my feeling shorts. His hair is dish­ of disgust led me to feel it does • PRIVATE HOUSE PARTIES ONLY' blond, rather long & a little not even merit the dignity of rea­ • COCKTAIL PARTIES • TEAS • on the sides. If you have soned comment. However, so idea where this bike might much heat has been generated by BRUNCHES • LUNCHEONS • DINNERS please call the Delmar Police flag wavers and revivalists of 439·9973 or me at 472·8681. late that the views of genuine • PICNICS • CHILDREN'S PARTIES • patriots - those who really be­ lieve in the principles enunciated Sincerely, in our Constitution - are being Mrs. Knauf buried in the back pages or ig­ nored altogether. Hence this letter. What does the writer really say? Let's look together: DOWN THEY GO NOW· 1/3 to 1/2 off ALL Remaining Summer Sale A ppare! Dresses - Pant suits Beachwear - Sportswear Lingerie - Accessories

-~~..,~"y;;;~

Doily , Bethlehem Memorial Post, No. 3185, Veterans of For­ Closed 10 A.M. presenting the Honor Guard of the Bethlehem Police Bene­ Mondays July -·August Evgs. Wed., with a new parade flag on behalf of Bethlehem Thurs., Fri. ".,nn";i' I .Post. The presentation was made at the Annual Flag Day DELAWARE PLAZA D£lMAIII, NEW YORI( ber·errlOrlil';s sponsored by the Bethlehem Lodge of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elk~. PAGE 4 - July 23, 1970 THE SPOTLIGr

The Light Touch

ONE COAT COVERS Sign atop a pile of wrecked autos: "Abused Car Lot". ALL! • •• Optimist: someone who tells you to (heer up when things are going his way. • •• Child with hiccups: "Mommy, I'm HIGHEST QUAlITY PAINT percolating!" If not fully satisfied after apply. ing according to label instruc­ • •• tions, enough paint will be ~o~~"r,s~" Suburbanite: a fellow who hires furnished to insure satisfactory ~., '" ;970" -~ coverage, or the purchase price someone to mow his lawn so he can will be refunded. HI~G play golf for exercise. "'CI~COLDRSo",,, ~~~~iil?ill~m~~ 1870-8-14 -14 • • • Se .. G'''' Usher: one who takes a leading· part in a theater. • •• We'll usher you in to Delmar Lumber when you stop by for paint. 1869-7-13 Exterior Latex Interior Latex - Odorless HOUSEPAINT SAT-N-HUE Delmar An outstanding paint that makes Professionalresults witb $5 minimum effort. $5 eaCh. painting job a fast and easy 88 Applies with • 44 one. Easy to either brush or Lumber apply. it go~s on GAL. roller. Dries to GAL smoothly With touch within one • either brush or hour. Easy wash 340 DELAWARE roller. up! AVENUE REG. $8.99 GAL. REG. $7.98 GAL. 1869-7-13 DELMAR, NEW YORK PHONE 439·9968

~Delmar Lumber ~ IHE SPOTLIGHT July 23, 1970 - PAGE 5 f 1. "Bums who seek a dole Mail Bag Special from the editor­ urn their draft cards ..." Those ial page of the July 15th Knicker­ ho burn their draft cards are bocker News. Meanwhile, be THE oung people who object to fight­ man enough. in the future, either ng in a war which the writer ad~ to sign your editorials. or acknow­ its is "not of (their) own mak­ ledge their origin if they are ng." What connection is there reprinted from other sources etween "bums" and draft-age as I understand this one was. AT TOLL GATE INC. outh? Has the writer interview­ Sincerely, 1569 New Scotland Road. Slingerfands, N.Y. d any draft card burners so that Frederic B. Adler Tel. 439·2595 e can testify that they are 'bums?" Dear Editor. 2. "Communist-inspired splin- I strongly object to the article er groups create havoc on the front of Spotlight, July hat specific groups are com­ 16, 1970. Although I agree with unist-inspired? Where is the Summer the writer's attitude (why_ .. wa~j" ocumentation? As a matter of· the article unsigned?) toward in­ act, what is a communist? volvement, destruction, and se­ 3. "Sedition, treason and crimes veral of the statements about the Clearance Sale f violence ... go unpunished ... United States, in general, I feel f this is so, why does the writer that the comments about Com­ ot bring suit in court? If the munists were ill-founded. not CONTINUED ourts enforce the laws as they thought out, and deeply erron­ nterpret them and he feels that ous. hey are really substituting The article said. "We must 'license for justice'~, what is Dresses. Skirls. Slacks. Shorls. Shiets. Blouses realize and never forget that we is remedy? Flag-waving? Re­ are engaged in a life or death ression? Trial by posse? Concen­ struggle with a growing commun­ Open Doily 10 to 6 - Wed., Thurs., Fri. evenings till 10 P.M. ration camps? Prayer? Or should ist menace. Communists . . . - Charge accounts and Layaways Available - t not rather be by clarification would destroy freedom every­ f the laws to his satisfaction where and enslave all mankind." hrough existing Constitutional These statements lack support, rocedures? proof, and facts. When the Amer­ 4. "Communists mean it when ican people adopt the attitude hey say they intend to bury us." that another attitude other than hat are we doing? Are we not democracy is wrong, then we rying to bury them? Do we not threaten ourselves by inflicting ave enough faith in our system, hostilities. Americans are too nd our ideals to strengthen the often blinded by self-rightousness. nited States so that, by exam­ The American democratic sys­ Ie, others will want to copy our tem is good. But that does not arm of government? What com­ mean that we should say that no unist country has invaded our other political system is good. hores our possessions, as we Communism offers a threat not ave so arrogantly done to others? . so much to Americans ~ to Rus­ 5. The writer says that "our BOY'S SHORTS 1/3 off sians and Chinese. chools (should) return to a teach- The major reason why the Uni­ ng of Americanism as it was ~on­ ted States in engaged in a war, eived by the founding ·fathers." GIRL'S KNIT POLOS off now is because our fears of for­ 1/3 urrah!! Here I agree with him. eign countries, like Russia or et's continue teaching real free­ China, prevent us from viewing LADIES SHIFTS om of speech. real freedom of the situation with reason. There $3.99 issent (after all, the country by .. Pantucket" is no logical reason why either as found on dissent). Russia or China would want to If you believe. Mr. Editor. turn their youth - their life­ MEN'S BANLON SHIRTS n freedom of the press, you $1.99 blood - into a pointless war. Am­ wned it to your readers to reo ericans must take the first steps rint, with equal prominence. the to reach out for peace. It is our LADIES GOWNS & PJ'S $3 99 responsibility to dissolve our reg. 5.98 • HE SPOTL.IGHT is published very Thursday by Spotlight. Inc., bias and view the world and for­ 54 Delaware Ave., Delmar. N.Y .. eign nations with respect. For OBERT G. KING, PUBLISHER. DELMAR DEPARTMENT ontrolled Circulation Postage me to say that Communists are a aid at.Delmar. N.Y.) Deadline for ews is· Thursday afternoon, one threat is impossible. We are a ek preceding publication; dead· threat to Communists. Hatred STORE ne for display advertisements is. riday afternoon. breeds wars. Hatred breeds de- 4 CORNERS PAGE 6 - July 23, 1970 THE SPOTLIGH struction. balcony of Professor and Mrs.i

Some positive steps the US Frederick W. Moore's apartment, TROTTA'S could take are lifting the embar­ on the Quai des Etats-Unis ati go on Peking, which would solve Nice, where they resided for! RESTAURANT our suspicions with "third coun­ two years while Dr. Moore di~ SERVING AS USUAL OUR DELICIOUS tries." Another positive step rected the newly-establishedl would be the absolute distance State University of New Yorkl MENU OF from the Chinese coast. Their overseas study program at th~ removal would do away with University of Nice. I ITALIAN FOOD SEAFOOD Chinese suspicion. Arid even Their youngest son, Charles more important, of course, is the attended the College du Lemari STEAK· CHICKEN firm committment to allow Pek­ near Geneva, Switzerland, makJ ,BANQUETS, NEW LARGER BAR 439-9888 ing to participate in Vietnam ing frequent visits to Nice b~ talks. Exclusion increases Pek­ train and plane. He helped tq ing suspicion. The responsibil­ plan their tours to Spain, Ital~ Ready To Finish ity lies with the United States. and Greece which all were abl~ We do ,not live in a Middle to make during vacation -periOd) COLONIAL SCHOOL DESK Ages. We c~nnot live in an aura Perhaps for more detaile of mistrust and suspicion. We description of the photo, Char Ie. cannot rely on God and our flag migh t be contacted: the beac to give us hope and courage. We which is famous for its roi.mde must rely on ourselves, on the grey pebbles; the bikinis ma~ resources within our people and heureusement not always wor our country, to destroy the ha­ by the shapeliest of women; an tred Which has risen. In con~ the sun which brings to it llij elusion, I would like to express many as 22,000 people a day the opinion that there is nothing why it is called the Quai de, which does more damage than Etats-Unis (United States), whic the attitudes expressed in the is the prolongation' of the famou Spotlight article. _Don't be nega­ Promenade des Anglais. He c tive. Be positive. For once in also give information abou modern times, yield support, not schooling abroad and the genera mjstrust. living conditions on the Cot Peter Heron d'Azur; his many interestin experiences with American living abroad and how he trie SUNY to be a good ambassador in thes heavily populated Mediterraneal Goes Abroad countries. It's the French Riviera, this The Moores are residents 0 view of the Cap de Nice, the ruins Glenmont, and although they e of the old chateau and the Baie joyed their two-years in Europ des Anges (Bay of Angels) of the are happy to be back again Mediterranean Sea. the USA amongst their The picture was taken from the friends and neighbors. C,",\LDREt-l'S . a-V,\RS S~EC\p.L\ $2.99 ____

CLOSED MONDAY Open Dany 10 to 5:30, Tues. & Thurs 'til.

Mile East of ,. Balltown Rd 346·2200 , IHE SPOTLIGHT July 23, 1970 - PAGE 7 In Vietnam 1st Lt. Ross L. Dalrymple. son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. 'IDalrymPle. 55 Delmar Place. Sears Delmar, is now a Property Dis­ SAVE $61.90 posal Officer in the Quarter­ master Corps at Long Bienh. Vietnam. Lt. Dalrymple. a 1965 graduate of Bethlehem Central on a Kenmore 2-Speed Washer High School is also a graduate of Cornell University. Before going to Vietnam early in June, and a 2-Temp Dryer he was stationed at Fort Lee, Virginia. tratton Corning Both Washer and On Monday. July 27. at 7:30 Dryer jor only ... $198. P.M .• Congressman Sam Strat­ ton, candidate for the House of Representatives from the 29th A 2-speed to 2-cycle washer A 2-temperature electric dryer distrid. will be guest speaker at the LaCasa Restaurant. This with durable straight vane with heat setting for drying event will be sponsored by the agitator and built-in link filter. plus air only for fluffing. Selkirk-South Bethlehem Demo­ Reg. $169.95 Now only $138 Handy load-a-door. cratic Club of the Town of Beth­ lehem. Refreshments will be Reg. $89.95 Now Only $78 served. Everyone is cordially

invited to come and meet Mr. 1I011Tt!S•. 4-I .•.'''II," Mllt:"IIt!"'Pl' 'UISTt:III>UI 1lI.0"t!IIU':\'U.I.t! IU'I!;GSTO!OI PITI"St·It:I.I>. JII'SS Stratton, so why not mark this ISears I ("OI.O"llIE l"t:'Tt!II ElliE 111."1>. '11,'1:'<1 "T. :11 I\D'T 1'I'I.TO'lll ST. .".'GSTO.... p'.n:" .1 l"n.:~UIII.: 110. date on your calendar atJ-d come Sears. Roebuck and Co. and spend a worthwhile evening.

Democrats to have Steak Roast Love the Look The Bethle,hem _Democratic party's annual Steak Roast will of Your Hair ... be held on Saturday. August 29 at Murray·Jennex Park. Pretty tresses enhance Town chairman Ken Thacher said he expects upwards of 250 your beauty, so let us people at the affair. The function will also present an opportunity help select the style to meet this year's candidates. ' most becoming to you. Tickets may be obtained from anY.Democratic Committeeman. MID-SUMMER SPECIAL! Winner PERMANENT WAVE Cub Scout Shawn McKenzie, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mc­ reg. $20.00 12.50 Kenzie of Clarksville, recently (for Normal Hair ONLY) won Second Place in the fifth Annual Championship Pinewood Derby in the Colonie Shopping Pauline's Style Centre Center. 412 Kenwood Avenue Shawn represented Pack 89 f Clarksville having won his pack derby earlier this year. He won $15 for his pack and a $25 PAGE 8 - July 23, 1970

ANNUAL JULY SALE 10% to 30% Off On the Entire Stock Of Oriental Rugs OVER 3,000 TO CHOOSE FROM .K.Xel'ma.",' ORIENTAL RUGS. OF SCHENECTADY "1 ~~.' STOP 3, ALB •• SCH'OY RD., Rn. 5 393.6Ba4 CLOSED SATURDAYS DURING JULY & AUG.

n~:Cilroen. What makes it the Great Road Car. CONSTANT LEVEL AERODYNAMIC ARMCHAIR-COMFORT ADJUSTABLE ROAD RIDE, DESIGN . SEATS CLEARANCE Keeps Citroen !evel and Wind-tunnel perfected Cushioned to provide For driving over deep perfectly balanced re­ to provide amazing sta· the ultimate in auto­ snow, country roads, gardless of the load. bility at high speeds. motive comfort. and any tough terrain.

Savings Bond for himself in tion to atrophy, crash t-shirt and a hrush and comb The young winner is 8 HEMI·HEAD ENGINE INBOARD DISC FLAT FLOOR POWER JACKING 2,175 cc version gets BRAKES No driveshaft hump. Takes all the labor out old, a member of the up to 25 mpg and gets For sure straight line full length aerody· of changing a tire. Cit· Citroen up to 115 mph. . stops from any speed. namic body underpan. roen does the jacking. Little League Team and he enter third grade in the fall. Authorized Sales, Driving is believing. Test drive CITROEI at: Pr.uts & Service Under $3,650 Meeting CARMICHAEL CITROEN Delivered Scheduled 347 Washington Ave., Albany, N.Y. 12206 - Tel. 465·3424. At its meeting held on 14, 1970. the Planning Board the Town of Bethlehem sch.edllle~ a public hearing to be held the application of Jason Inc., for approval of a oUllmnq project to be known as Me,adowJ brook, Section No.2, within Planned Residential 'HE SPOTLIGHT July 23, 1970 - PAGE 9 located along Blessing Road, be­ 'tween the Normanskill Creek and the Slingerlands Bypass. It is propose4 to construct '1192 apartment units in this new , ection· which wilI extend in a northerly direction along Bless­ 'ng Road. abutting tl~e first sec­ When ion now nearing completion. , he buildings will be 2-story ructures of the same architec­ ural style as those in Section o. 1. A recreational area, to Vacationland calls ... ~,e located on the west side of lessing Road immediately south f developer's existing office uilding, is included in the Sec­ ion 2 request for Building Pro­ "eet Approval. Tennis courts, swimming pool, sauna bath and ommunity rooms are part of the acilities to be provided for use f the Meadowbrook tenants. call Avis ewDirector The board of directors of the ensselaer County Historical ociety has announced the ap­ ointment of Mrs. Breffny Ann eely Walsh as the new director Your car's too small? Too ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ONLY f the Historical Society. undependoble~ Toke one of our beautiful Plymouths. Or other RENT A NEW PLYMOUTH, DODGE OR CORONET fine cars. Sporty Compact? Spacious wagon?' NOON FRIDAY TO NOON MONDAY Special racks for sports equipment and lug­ gage? Perhaps on air conditioned luxury . sedan? We have 'em. At delightful vacation 'JUST $20.00 rales. This vacation, wouldn't you rother go AND 14" PER MILE in style? leave it to us. Avis tries harder when Vacationland calls. So call PHONE FOR RESERVATION for a reservation. 482-4421 UN 9-8404

Serving: ALBANY - TROY - SCHENECTADY ALBANY AIRPORT ______· _____ AWS

NO CHARGE fOR OUT-Of-TOWN OR INTERNATIONAL RESERVATIONS-PHONE 1-800-522-6835 native of Providence. R.I., rs. Walsh was graduated from lassical High School there. and rom Pembroke College of Brown niversity in 1948, where she oncentrated in art history. She ornpleted a year of secretarial' raining at Packard Institute SPOTLIGHT CLASSIFIEDS nd Hunter College, 1948-49. Her further graduate work was one in the Cooperstown Grad­ HE 9-4949 ate Programs as a museum ajar. Her thesis topic was PAGE 10 - July 23, 1970 THE SPOTLIGH "Elijah' Galusha: Troy Cabinet­ Rene d'Harnoncourt. maker." She also included in her Mrs. Walsh is the wife of Fred­ graduate studies six graduate erick R. Walsh of 25 Nathaniel credits in American history. Boulevard, Delmar, and' the Before her marriage she work­ mother of three children, two ill ed at the Museum of Modern Art their teens. She is a member in New York City. in the depart­ of the Albany Institute of His' ment of circulating exhibitions. tory and Art, and the Bethlehem Her duties included research, Historical Society. ' registration of borrowed objects. Mrs. Carl G. Grimm was chair­ Anniversary ~ecord keeping, and catalogue man of the selection committe{1 annotations. She was also sec~ which recommended Mrs. Walsh retary to the museum director. for the appointment. Special For Your Consideration : to help us celebrate bur 1st year open, we are offering for the month of August. ASTRONAUTS THREATENED BY CENSURE FOR READIN~ THE BIBLE WHILE ORBITING MOON - DECEMBER 1968 I 20% OFF ALL Recently, Madalyn Murray O'Hair, the atheist crusader, obtained 27,000 signed letters protesting the decision of the Astronauts tc PERMANENTS read the Bible as a Christmas message to the world from their spacej craft while orbiting the moon in December of 1968. She plans to prej We specialize in: . Breck. Wella. Zotoz. Realistic sent these to NASA with a demand that they publicly censure th Astronauts for their act •. and to prevent any further demonstration SPECIAL GOOD FOR MON., TUES., of faith by public leaders. This effort, in cooperation with other groups and organizationsi WED. ONLY seeks to secure 100,000 sig~ed letters commending the Astronautsl HOURS: and thus off-setting Mrs. O'Hair's efforts. Lest we take this lightly DAilY 9-5 _ THURS. - 9-9 439-6131 we should be reminded that through this woman's efforts, we awok GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR ALL OCCASIONS one morning nine years ago to find it illegal to read the Bible an ,526 NEW SCOTLAND. RD. - SLINGERLANDS, N.Y. pray in public schools, and we would be very sorry if. throug41 default she were successful in this latest atheism. YOUR LETTER IS NEED ED, and a form letter is supplied below. Detach this part of the sheet NOW a garage big· enough lor date your letter, and be sure to include your name and address. Thi letter MUST be signed by you to be effective. If you are interested 2 cars and 256 SQ. n. 01 storage! won't-you ask FIVE others t~ write als~? (CUT ALONG THIS LINE AND DETACH BEFORE MAILING

Date. National Aeronautics and Space Administration Manned Spacecraft Center Astronaut Office Houston, Texas 77058 Dear Sirs: I pe'rsonally appreciate and wholeheartedly support the decisio of the Astronauts to read the Bible from the Spacecraft as they 0 bited the moon during December, 1968. I further support the right of every human being to express hi faith in God and the Bible publicly without fear or threat of censure. Clear-span building engineered by Cuckler . . . Sincerely • .Ere.cte~ ", founD'fIO,; UIU (Signed) See how much more room than in standard 2-car garage. Space for yard tools, work· bench, bicycles, etc. (Street) . • Sile 24' x 24', 8' high at sidewall. • Steel frame, steel siding and roofing. Will OUTLAST YOUR HOUSE. • Panels have baked·an permanent color (City, State, Zip Code) finish. Adds good looks to any property. • Fiberglass translucent overhead door 16' (Phone) . wide x 7' high. lifts easy, locks securely. You can add sliding windows, walk·in _door. ~~ EXPANCO, INC. 271 Dele.e,.. AYe., Delme" N.V It may be that you can write tha kind of intaresting story you think Spotlight readers would enjoy. H so, send your manuscript to: The . 439-4700 - 439-3266 Spotlight, 154 Delaware Ave., Delmar. Be sure to enclose a stamped, Call us for color samples and detBiled plans. ~lf·addrasS8d anvalopa if you want it returned to you if it is "ot ~S8d. ,--- July 23, 1970 - PAGE 11 :HE SPOTLIGHT, ED H "SUPER· RIGHT" FULLY COOKED W.t.rAdd.d

or Shank Half I&.

J()HI""S FROZEN Crabs JOHN'S FROZEN •• i ..... Clams ~k~~' 89· JOHN'S FROZEN OCEAN Perch Fillets I lb. 59. DRUMSTICKS &. THIGHS or SPLIT BREAST . 9 ft~ CHICKENHSe'..::d Yrb.

SAVE CASH CIiD and Redeem------, 1 , A&P COUPON " I ~ Toward the I SPAGHETTI Purchase of_ I 65 I SAUCE Tide Detergent I I FAMILY SIZE I (i 0 Ib: 1.0'. pkg.) I Valid thru Sat. I July 25, 1970 I 1~oz·39·~ '. I Coupon Per Family i : lar U~.. t;D."fI'!!;.... . I A&P EXTRA DRi'. ANTI.PERSPIRANT FOR-DISHES 20 01'45. !Spray Deodorant 8c:~·99·DISHWASHER ALL pkg. I BIRDSEYE FROZEN LIQUID ' i ORANGE PLUS 9c:~·52· COLD WATER ALL qt. bot.79~ PAGE 12 - July 23, 1970 THE SPOTLIGH Board Revamped SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT... Chester Hawley of Slinger~ lands, long· active in Town o~ Bethlehem Republican Party aei tivities, has stepped down a~ president of Main Bros. Oil Co.~ Inc., a large Metroland area fue1 oil service firm and supplier. In a major reorganization move the board of directors of the Delmar-based firm have elected as president Carl A. Fraser, ~. vice president who headed th Colonie Center C.a~l Fraser Heating Service di Latham Shopping Center VISion. j Matthew Mataraso, a Town 0 Downtown Guilderland justice, was re elected secretary and Spence~ Main was reelected treasurer the firm. Board of directors of the pany include Miss Ruth an attorney, and Bertram Kohinke, Town of Supervisor. Board of directors of the CLOSING OUR pany are remaining silent the reorganization, which cently included a meeting ing until early morning hours the National Savings Bank ing in downtown Albany. LATHAM Mr. Hawley has been active the Bethlehem'Chamber of merce and served as a assistant to the town GOP man, Edgar Potter, when he STORE ill in 1964. Weddings .Denham-Tomiko SAVINGS OF Westminster Church waS the setting Saturd 50% 60% 70%

SALE STARTS TODAY, THURSDAY AT 10 A.M.!

Thousands of dollars in fine M. Solomon Furs & Fashions go on sale. Everything must be sold, nothing will be moved. Come get your share of bargains. Because of the nature of this rule, all sales are final, cash or credit cards only! July 23, 1970 - PAGE 13

18, of the marriage of Miss Jane Elizabeth Denham, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. JUNCTION HIGHWAYS 85 & 85A ID,mh,am" 11 Borthwick Ave., NEW SCOTLAND, NEW YORK luelma.r, to James Matthew To- son of Mr. and Mrs. HJ9-5398 IM"ttllew Tomiko, Selkirk. Open Dail, and Sunde,. Both were graduated from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Illethl,ehem Central Senior High ReseAe right to limit quantities I~crlool, and Mr. Tomiko is pres­ 'Prices EHettin Thurs., Fri .•. ' SaL serving in the U.S. Navy the USS Constellation. 1/23,1/24,1/25 Following a reception at Tall Country Club, the couple for a cross country trip to State of Washington where u.s. PRIME ARMOUR STAR SliCED will reside. ARMOURS ••• GEORGIA PEACH RUMP ROAST BEEF LIVER l'Sut;ter- Gruman BACON On Sunday, June 21, Cynthia lb. lb. 59(: Sutter, daughter of Mr. and $1.19 lb. 69(: ALL SOLID MEAT - NO PIECES AODED u.S. PRIME EYE ROUND u.S. PRIME BONELESS TOP ROAST FOR THE SIRLOIN STEAK FINEST lb. $1.49 $1.49 lb. WHILE THEY LAST IN EATING TRY PRIM EBEEF!

CORONET For light was married to Charles . Gruman, son of Mr. and Mrs. TOWELS Jumbo Roll 25~ Summer Meals P. Gruman of Syracuse St. Thomas' the Apostle in Delmar. After a reception at,the Silo ARMOUR lesltallI·ant in Albany, the couple on a trip to Cape Cod. TREET 12 oz. can 49~ They will reside in Liverpool, , York. • •• -Duffy KRAFT While American On June 27, Rosemary A. daughter of Mrs. Raymol}d - 4-1/2 oz. can 12 oz. pku. Rowe, 38 Roweland A venue, I and the late Mr. Rowe, SHRIMP 3 for $1 SLICED CHEESE 49~ lecame the bride of John G. ~uffY, son of Mr. and Mrs. ,homas Duffy of Brooklyn. 300 can SUNKIST The bride is a graduate of the S.S. Pierce BEEF STEW 59(: Lemonade ;ollege of Saint Rose and is a S.S. Pierce TINY OLIVES 303 69(: 120z. 4 lor $1 ~urth grade teacher in the Rens­ elaer School District. 'PA'GE 14 - July 23,1970 THE ~Po:rLlGH

H •• W. BLENIS WESTERVELT'S LAWN FARM 8. GARDEN SUPPLIES Mountain Rd .. Ravena, N:Y . .& GARDEN ORNAMENTS • Scotts lawn Seed & (for a Gift:that's-Oifferent) Fertilizer ~ Ortho Insecti~ides FROM SOC to $~6.00 • Garden Tools . Concrete Donkey's & Carts ..,- Deer, Ducks, Rabbits . Elves, Marple Benches (O(her items too numerous to mention) • Peat Moss & Coco Shell Mulch. County Route 102 -;- off Routes 396; 32 & 1~3 Hours: Open Sat. & Sun. - Eyenings by, ApRointment • Purina Horse & Dog Call 767-3073 a~er 5,30 P.M. . F90d ., Get Your Lazy Dollars Working Hard States Air Force and is em.plc,ye.di by Consolidated Diesel and tric Co. in Schenectady. for You! Following a reception at Normanside Country Club, couple left on a trip to New leans and the Southern They will reside in Delmar.

Cra~ord-Freernan Alix G. Crawford and Frank T Freeman Jr. were married "Lazy Dollars" are those extra turday in Plymouth dollars you have in your checking tional Church,' Coconut account or other places that earn Florida. The Rev. Henry W. no dividends. tle officiated the. double At West End Federal those lazy dollars turn into working dollars when they earn you the highest div­ idend allowed by law in New York State. Open your account now. We'll pay postage both ways if you care to bank by mail.

",ome 0' the ha<1l working do\\ar. West EI.d Federal A receptiOIl: . at the Riviera . SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Country Club, Coral Gables, 854 MADISON AVE .. ALBANY. N. Y. PHONE 489-3221 mediately followed the mony. The bride, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Bruce Crawford, 54 THE SPOTLIGHT July 23, 1970 - PAGE 15 Road, Falmouth,' Mass., graduat, is hereby soi.icited. to the maintenance and co-ntinued flammable or capable" of fermenta­ I ed from Shrewsbury High School, Very truly yours, . development of the economy tion or decay. i Shrewsbury, Mass. and Jackson Margaret Kneff, of the Town. It is ,further de· Section 3. No person shan ,Memorial Schoo~ "of Nursing, Town Clerk creed that the. unre~tricted ~i~· place or deposi_t. or permit or Miami. At a Regular Meeting of the 'posal of rubbish and garbage" as cause- to be placed 'or deposited, The bridegroom, son of Mr. Town Board of the Town of Beth­ herein defined. is a hazard to any rubbish or garbage outside & Mrs. Frank T. Freeman, 403 . lehem,"' Albany County, New such health. welfare and econ· any building within the Town of Wellington Road._ Delmar, New York, Held' at the Town Hall, omy necessitating the regulation. Bethlehem. unless the garbage York, graduated from Bethlehem 393 Delaware A venue, Delmar', . restraint'and confinement ,there· is' properly and carefully contain· I Central Senior High School and New York, on the 13th day of of. ed within a covered metal, wood· : the University of Miami. He als,? May, 1970. Section 2. Definitions. The en or molded plastic receptacle, . attended graduate school at Mi· 'term "person" as used in this and the rubbish is properly lami. PRESENT: Mr. Kohinke, Mr. ordinance shall mean and include contained within a covered metal, I After a wedding trip to Puerto Williams, Mr. Corrig~n, Mr. Se­ an individual. society. club. firm. wooden or' molded :plaStic recep­ Rico and New England. the cou­ gur. partnership, corporation' or 'asso­ tacle 'o~ 'placed in" 'ah . adequate ple will live in Plainfield, New ABSENT: Mr. Johnson ciation of persons. solid (opaque) enclosure, which Jersey. ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN The term "rubbish" as used in receptacle or enclosure -shall be OF BETHLEHEM TO CON· this ordinance shall mean and in­ capable of holding the contents Open Letter TROL THE DISPOSITION OF clude waste material including thereof within the confines of RUBBISH AND GARBAGE papers, cartons, tin cans. scrap the said receptacle or enclosure Gentlemen: WITHIN THE TOWN. metal, bottles, plastic and card­ so as to prevent the safi:1e from Enclosed is a copy of an Ordi­ The Town Board of the Town of board containers. waste or .dis· falling out, being blown' about or nance of the Town of Bethlehem Bethlehem does hereby ordain carded wood and lumber and any in any way removed from the to control the disposition of rub­ and enact the following ordi­ and all similar substances and said receptacle or enclosure ex­ bish and garbage within the nance: articles. cept for transmittal to a proper Town. This Ordinance was duly Section 1. Legislative Intent. The term "garbage" as used in . place of disposal. adopted by the Town Board and A clean, wholesome. attractive . this ordinance shall mean and in· Section 4. Nothing herein con· be,came effective on June 1, 1970. and healthful' environment is de­ clude offal, waste good. dead ani· tained shall be construed to pre­ A copy of the Ordinance is -be· creed to be of importance to the mals or fowl or parts the'reof, vent any person from placing any ing mailed to each place of busi­ health and welfare of the resi· vegetable matter of any kind and of the aforementioned articles, ness and industry within the dents of the Town, and such en· any other waste or discarded except those set forth under the Town; compliance with its terms vironment is deemed essential matter which shall be either in· definition of "garbage," on his

Hey Gals! /1Jr full Nutrition BUY BATTER·WHIPPED SUNBEAM' BREA-D Available. Almost Every.,w.here PAGE 16 - July 23, 1970 THE SPOTLlGH·

own property for the purpose of The show features 4-H classes" being picked up by the Town timed events. equitation classes,! on Town cleanup days, provided. leadline classes, pleasure horse: however. that said material is and pony classes. and other e-~ TIREBUY properly packaged contained or vents to suit every taste, Thel' bound to prevent its being blown judge will be Mr. Howard Hul­ about and provided further that bert of Hannacroix. RefreSh-i OFTHEYEAR said material shall not be placed ments will be available and all ( PRE-VACATION SELL-A-BRATION on the property for pickup more are welcome. I J than two days before. the next scheduled cleanup day. MICHELIN X@RADIAL Section 5. Any person violat­ ing any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of an of­ fense and upon conviction thereof Course The steel-belted shall be punishable by a fine not Completed exceeding $25.00 for the first radial tire! The American Red Cross offense and by a fine of not less Spring Aquatic Program, con­ than $25.00 and not more than ducted in cooperation with the FORDS, $100.00 for each subsequent of­ recreation department of the fense. Each day's continued vio­ CHEVYS, lation shall constitute a separ­ Town of Bethlehem in the middle school and high school pools, ate additional violation. proved to be a thoroughly suc­ PLYMOUTHS Section 6. This ordinance shall cessful undertaking. According take effect ten (10) days after all sizes, all makes to James H. Carnahan, directo publication and posting as re­ all models of Health and. Safety Programs, quired by law, and shall take Albany Chapter, American Red effect from its date of service as PRICES START AS LOW AS: Cross. more than a thousand against a person served personal­ boys and girls participated in ly with a copy thereof duly certi­ the various parts of the pro fied by the Town Clerk. gram. The foregoing ordinance was During the ten week span 'of presented for adoption by Mr. aquatics, all phases of the Amer­ Williams, was seconded by Mr. Ask us about ican Red Cross Water Skills Segur and was duly adopted budget terms program were presented, as well by the following vote: as courses leading to merit AYE badges in Girl Scout and Boy Mr. Kohinke Scout swimming and lifesaving. MI'. Williams Famous Michelin X features include: Mildred Westervelt, director a Mr. Corrigan • economy Michelin X gives you econ­ • performance Michelin X tires offer girls swimming, and Kennet omy you never thought you'd get from superior cornering, superior braking, Mr. Segur a tire!, They roll easier, use less en­ superior turnpike driving with no wan­ Mosher, director of boys' swim ergy. Actually last at least twice as dering on straight-aways. NO ming, were responsible for the long as conventional tires. • construction Unique radial design with None smoothness and efficiency of the • safety You get highest degree of safety super-strong steel cords make tires ABSENT massive program. against punctures ---' test-proven for grip harder - track surer - roll easier Also a part of the program, high-speed safety at 115 mph. with minimum distortion and scuffing. Mr. Johnston Rose Joyce, veteran teacher 0 Margaret KneH, handicapped children, directed 40,000 MILE GUARANTEE of actual tread wear! ~ Town Clerk, ten~week "M"h";" IU',,"'" ,".,,, 40,0lI0 '"'" I",~ "". d.,,,,, on ""'m,no", ••nd ",.,."", and ,orm.' ,,.. h.,..", a course for 45 swim­ (m'ud'"f " •• ".~I. P"nc'.,,,'." ',m".' '0 I.. , "P'''. or «""" "'und .ou.' '0 .. ,""" p..«'''' ~,,, m""Ph •• Town of Bethlehem ~y POl

! Carnahan, Barbara DeLaney, The Rev. Dallas Green of the Kathy Burns, Jan Alger, Diane North Africa Mission and the Benswinger, Jayne Clarke, Green family sextet; The Rev. Thomas Detwiger, Ken Mosher, John Kao, an escapee from Red Jr., Wes Riggins. China; and Marjorie Harrington from India. Admission is free. Camp Pinnacle services are at 11 A.M. and 7:45 P.M. Sunday through Friday. On Saturdays, Havens Coming . the Choir and guest musicians "Richie Havens is a pure ex­ present a concert at 8 P.M. fol­ I ample of the ecstatic singer, lowing a smorgasbord dinner from 5 to 6:30 P.M. lopen to love and to ~motion. and on fire with a glorious view of Camp Pinnacle on Pinnacle 1439~4949 life," Road in the town of New Scot­ The thrilling young folk sing­ land, is approached via route er will appear for one night at 157 and Beaver Dam Road. the Colonie Coliseum Theatre, The Green family mipistered July 27, at 8:30 p.m. to the Muslims. Rev. Green's Havens who was one of the topic Sunday will be "Bible Basis key attractions at Woodstock of Missions." The Rev. Kao is last summer, sees hope in music. representing the Christian Na­ "I found out," he says, "there tional's Evangelism Commission are just two places to be ... who train nationals to minister Happy and Unhappy ... That's and to aid needy children. Miss part of what I have to say in my Harrington lived and taught in music. I want everybody to dis­ the Ramabai Mukti Mission. cover it 'cause this is the time India. for finding out. lt hardly matters whether Richie is swinging in a fast-paced blues number, or rambling lyri­ Extension cally through a reflective ballad. Gardener His music lives. It communicates. And his audiences get the mes­ by Dave Reville sage: peace, feeling and happi­ Serious Maple Problem ness. It has been brought to my at­ t "Mixed Bag," his first album,. ·tention by concerned home­ I was released in 1966. and since owners that there is an infesta­ then his career has moved for­ tion in some parts of th~ Albany ward with powerful momentum. area of the maple leaf petiole Crowds greeted him with wild borer. This little insect causes i enthusiasm at the Fillmore in the base of the petiole (that sec· I San Francisco, Expo '67, and tion of the leaf that is attached iNew York's Cafe Au Go Go. to the twig of the tree) to be sev­ ROGER SMITH Among the hits he will per· ered from the twig. The leaves PAINT & WALLPAPER (0. i fonn at the Coliseum is the suc­ fall off, and a tiny groove can be 256B Delaware Av¢., Icessful "Freedom" number which seen where the sever took place. Delmar, N.Y. 12054 ,astounded the throng at Wood· To control this pest,· spray the (Rear of Mullen Phar.) Phone 439·4468 ,stock. tree with sevin as soon as the Mon.·Thurs. - B A.M.-S P.M. Fri. ~ B A.M.-8 P.M. I Tickets may be obtained by damage is noticed, and at two­ calling 785·3393, week intervals until mid-August. Sal. - 8 A.M.-5 P.M. or by appointment "U ". "m '" ~c '< '"w

-<> "o

CHUCK STEAK" ROAST U.S.D.A. 59# BLADE CHOICE Le. ... CUT CROSS RIB ROAST U.S.D.A. CHOICE 99J- OVEN OR BONELESS LB. .. POT ROAST SWIFT'S PREMIUM (DEEP BASTED) 8-10 LB. AVG. WGT. ~~~;'KW; CORNED BEEF TURKEYS BUTTERBALL SAVE 20¢p6~~D

B&G KOSHER GRAND UNION DILL LIQUID SPEARS BLEACH

7. 0 .100 19< 14<

.... :I: EXTRA DRY SPRAY m '""0 ....o r ARRID (;; . DEODORANT :I:.... JUICY-SWEET LB. PKG. I EXTRA 'r • HONEYDEW MELONS LARGE EA. 69 ~ m SIG. REO. SWEET ~ "0 CHERRIES LB.59~ o TASTE TEMPTING 00 -< NECTARINES 6 FOR 49~ r CRISP-GREEN 1,0,1 Gi I CUCUMBERS J FOR Z9~ ... CRISP. FARM FRESH CHICORY ESim~NEE OR Z LBS·Z9~

BLUE BONNET REGULAR (QTRS.)., 9 MARGARINE DEAL LABEL ~ ~Ms. 7 ( CHICKEN OF THE SEA TUNI IN WITERsol~~r~AcK ~f~s FROIEN FOOD VALUES! HI-C Z 79( ., I QT. 14 OZ. GRAND UNION FRUIT DRINKS ~ CANS 89( GRAND UNION L-"O~' SCOTT PKGS OF 100 GRAND UNION F~g~gN VALUeS TOILET TISSUE 2 ROLLS LAOY SCOTT 4 PKGS. OF 100 100 FIClll TISSUE 4 2 PL Y FROZEN CREAM VERMONT MA,IO MACARONI &CHEESE 1 PT. 8 OZ. SYRUP BOT. 69( DA,SH 00 .. 12 oz. DOG FOOD '''''''''' """,1CMlS WAFFLES PIES FL:!~RS S9( LORD MOTT 6 ~ PKGS. GRAND UNION CRINKLE CUT CllMITO JUICE ",.BOT. 4'-~ '10 HUNT·'\ POTATOES TOMITO PISTE GRAND UNION FRENCN FRIED J ~A~~' 79( 'Co.PKG. ~~9- ~ HUHT'S ONION RINGS SOl. ~ .. ~ 1301. GRAND UNION FOROHOOK OR TOMATO SAUCE .;'''' ,~ "".CAoNS 69( ( '''.PKG, 6-"119-~ DEODORIZIHG CLEMlER PKGS." .. PKGS. 1 PT. 12 OZ. GRA,NDBABY UNION LIMAS LYSOL BOT. ~ PKGS.""'$9- '10 BROCCOli SPEARS 111&"II PKGS.""'49- '10 Mll'IlJTF MA,ID TMlGERIHE. BLENDED. OR GRAPEFRUIT JUICE _.oz.&'_( MIHUTe ",A,IO "CANS ~ ORANGE JUICE ltAONZ,SS( TA,STE 0 SEA BAK£D GOODS SEAFOOD PLATTER 90Z·5-( SANDWICH DR BUTTERMILK JEHO'S CHEESE OR PKG. ~ SAUSAGE PIZZA 12';OZ.&_( FRESHBAKE BREAD FROZEH PKG. ~ BIRDSEYE PEAS 1OOZ. -.,( 2 PKGS. ~

GRAND UNION VALUES H£AlTH & B£AUTY GRAHO UNION SSING ,'..'i 45( SALAD DRE " ce '"~ 49( GRA~D UNION BUTTERcRy~~~~ JAR SANITARY NAPKINS TOOTHPASTE

MODESS CLOSE-UP WITH THIS Z ~k~s 45( if FAMILY 51ZE ttlk e OFF COUPON "AI" , ~ Co." ""''" TIll to., Is c "c. 159 620Z DEA,L \,.j OF 48 ';-UBE' 6"-'(LA,BEL TOWARD TH E PURCHASE 01= ONE t·:·, ~ J LB. 1 oi. PKG. ..., RIll COl. • '''''' co ""'" ",.,,",. " w W TE PO 79. ,.. ENZYME """"'''GRAND UHION a."" """ """" ..RAY PUNCH"' _"", "'"'" DETERGENT ., .... , SWEETGPANO UNION PEAS TATOES CAoNS 49 GRANO, ":;-':':l '...... ___ _ ..., "'" I ILB.IOr.ce. ~ 'I- SHAVE CREAM HAIR .. ,t.. :.....'.. I,PER ...... GRAND lJNION I' 55'9( 3 ~UNIONS '"o APPLE5A~"",,, C-"HS - 14 OZ. 9 '10 Co.",ONLY ~~.~.~~'{LiMIT .:USTO~, HI " ". (""',""'"" .• ,...... "" _ __ _ PRUNE JUICE '" '" , »"0 m NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES AND OFFERS EFFECTIVE WED., JULY 22 THRU SAT., JULY 2S " '" PAGE 20 -July 23, 1970 THE SPOTLlGH'

Summer Storm .Damage weak' plants in exposed windy International Center in Albany WATERPROOFING ,Severe winds during summer areas with out the benefit of a with a variety of summertime storms can cause much damage windbreak. A few plants to avoid trips planned to introduce in-, Specialists to trees and shrubs. Limbs can are poplar, catalpa, willow, and ternational visitors to the many be broken, leaves torn and dis­ silver maple. cultural, and recreational op­ WET BASEMENTS MADE DRY! colored, and bark shattered. Information is available on the portunities in the Northeast LlFETIME GUARANTEE! After a bad storm, check for above topics from the Coopera­ area. Over 20,000 snapped limbs and remove them. tive Extension Association of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Eckel Satisfied Customers Shape the wounds caused by Albany County, Agriculture Di· and their three young children, • CAll· these limbs by removing the bark vision, Room 209 Federal Build­ Betsey, David and Tony and to form an elliptical shape around ing, 441 Broadway, Albany, New Fred Eckel's parents, Mr. and SEAL-PROOF the area. Then paint with a York 12207. Mrs. Fred M. Eckel, will host a WATERPROOFING CO, wound paint. Remove unsightly swim and picnic afternoon at the 459-9159 Area Code 518 torn leaves where possible. family's Warner's Lake camp in Stopping Water Is OUf Susiness When planting in the future, August. The agenda for their, try to avoid putting fast-growing, Center Helpers international guests includes Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Eckel boating and water skiing as well' of Els~ere are among SPOT-. ,as swimming arid traditional' You'll Have to See to Believe! LIGHT area people helping the American picnic food.

/1// JrU'.- (}:7 (JI ,." ,.{,{,AUtT A Ii DECORATORS SEMI-ANNUAL SALE

ALL DRAPERIES

j 20% OFF The Bethlehem GOP Steak, Roast to be held on August 19 at MurraY-Jen-1 nex Sunset Park was the topic of conversation when some of the commit­ tees met recently. This year's event may prove to be the largest Steakj Roastthe BethlehemGOPhaseverconducted. Tickets are $10 and can bel obtained from any member of the committee or by calling Merwyn At-i wood on 439-5720. Members of the Publicity Committee: (left to right)i SLIPCOVERS ALL George Butman, Harry Shaeffer and Nick Tangredi. I 2PC. SETS REDUCED BEDSPREADS I I 520.00 3PC. SETS REDUCED 20% 525.00 OFF

OPEN DAILY SAT. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. 'TIL 6:00 P,M. Charlie Redmond, Prize Chairman and Prothero, Entertainmen~ Chairman. DiSCussing plans for the GOP 'Steak Roast. I ·HE SPOTLIGHT July 23, 1970 - PAGE 21

I Among the other SPOTLIGHT New York is one of 162 women She earned a Bachelor of Sci­ years on the board. residents helping with the and 41 men admitted to the 1970- ence degree from State Univer­ Reappointments were made to program for interna­ 71 freshman class of Sarah Law­ sity College, Oneonta, New York the following positions: tax col­ visitors the Capital Dis­ rence College. The Class of 1974 and completed work for her mas­ lector, John Scherer; treasurer, is Mrs. Frank T. Lane. Mrs. is the second coeducational class ters this June. Jerry G. Badgley; census enu­ plans to introduce the in­ to be admitted to the College . Bonnie is married to Kenneth merator, Jane Blessing; purchas­ Itermltic.nal visitors to a wide which will have an expected en­ H. Buechs, the son of Mr. & Mrs. ing agent, William Brayden; [spect.rum of "country life" in the rollment of 147 men out of a to­ Henry Buechs of Delmar. They re­ medical inspectors, Dr. Donald [Hlldsl)TI Valley. She will lead a tal of approximately 700 under­ side with their children, Todd and Sutherland and Dr. Clifford Cas­ ranging from the 10th cen­ graduate students in 1970-71. Heather, in Franklin, Massachu­ ey; treasurer for extra--curricul· oriental splendor of land- Located in Yonkers, New York, sett-s. Mrs. Buechs is employed as ar funds, Margaret Barrowman, artist Frederick William Sarah Lawrence offers courses a part-time teacher of Home and comptroller for extracurri­ IChlUrI,h's magnificent Olana over­ leading to the Bachelor of Arts Economics in the Franklin High ~ular funds, Werner W. Berglas. lio()kiIlg the Hudson, to a work­ degree in a wide rang-e of subject School. The board also accepted staff visit to a Pine Plains family areas. The college also offers the resignations from Mrs. Wendy The International Center Master of Arts degree in selected Burkowski and Mrs. Nancy Plum· ar hints that, fo'r the areas of study and maintains a Board Elects mer, and appointed Peter Doug­ the visit can include Center for Continuing Education las as a sixth grade teacher. Charles E. Batchelder of New for women whose formal educa­ f~:~~:~:! cows, pitching hay or Scotland has been elected to his If4 the animals. tion has been interrupted. seventh term as president of the The lane family takes a con­ Voorheesville Central School Dis­ active interest in the trict Board of Education. of the International Center. Receives BETHLEHEM A 15-year member of the school Frank T. Lane, long active Masters board, Mr. Batchelder was first the Delmar Ambassador pro-. GOP Mrs. Kenneth H. Buechs, the elected president in Decemher, was elected in April of this former Bonnie Sue Anderson, 1963, to fill the unexpired term Steak Roast to head the Center's Board daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ of Wyman Osterhour. ard F. Anderson of East North- Also reelected at the board August 19 port, New York received a Mas- organizational meeting was J. Murray-Jennex ter of Education degree from August Berger, who will begin Framingham State College, Fra- his fourth year as district clerk; Sunset Park mingham, Massachusetts. Mr. Berger h,!ls served about 10 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ilene Levitt daughter of Mr. • • Mrs. Morton Levitt of Delmar, • • TRANSMISSION = Summer Clearance Sale = TROUBLES? = Continued! = • Ree Sale R ego Sale • : Suits 65.00 52.00 Sport 45.00 36.00 : : (Slight charge 70.00 56.00 Coats .50.00 40.00 : • for alterations 75.00 60.00 55.00 44.00 •. • other than 80.00 64.00 60.00 48.00 • : waist & cuff) 85.00 68.00 65.00 52.00 : • • You can trust : Dress Slacks 20% off : transmission to •: Walk-Over Shoes 40% off :• K( nit Shirts =. ·, .... ~",~,I limited Quantity) 20% off =. = Summer P-J's 20% off : : tpa» 0 SHORT SLEEVE. KNEE LENGTH : hr. Phone and Towing service • '!J Outer Jackets 20% off • • MEN'S WEAR (NYLON) • ••• 99 DELAWARE AVENUE, ELSMERE, N.Y. Sport Shirts 20% off ••• Phone 439·3218 • • & • • KNIT SHIRTS • Doily a to_a, Sat. a to 4 P.M. .•...... ••~. PAGE 22 - July 23, 1970 THE'SPOTLIGH the plant has brought prosperity Lots of Power , I ~: ''''Ii to many Coeymans residents. I Upon the naming of Kevin Mrs, Muller said- she does- no~ < 'Summer,. , • "",.~ If- Ahern of Bethlehem t6 The Knick· think, the plant is hurting th.~ erbocker _News-Union -Star All­ town, nor does she experienc~ Brides &~~~~~~ Scholastic' baseball team, BCHS any problem with dust. I coach Art Ritchko said of the She added that the' compan~ pitche~-shortstop: "I've' never pays $1 out of every $3 in. ta"q had a·.boy with so much power." revenue· for -the Town of Coey~ Ahern backed up the accolade mans, as well as $1 out of everyj Saturday by hitting a home run 5,90 collected by the Ravena, • Barbara Ch;;sten:;'en , . :.at tlie ·Cjn~innati· Reds tryout Coeymans-Selkirk School Dis~ '. <: Judith Considine' "Joan Currier session. at .Bleecker Stadium. trict. I , ._~ .... _;-..... " ·EvelYn Forb~s,.­ '. y~sterdaY··.for his' Blanchard Mrs. Driscoll said that effort~ "Joyce Gcileo . Post: . American Legion team, to sell their home have been Madeleine Gardner Ahern onc'~ again showed his blocked when prospective buyJ Toby Gellman batting ·strength by banging a .Mary Lou Hotaling ers declined to buy "where thl Mary Ann Humphreys two-run homer in the first inning pollution is." Sandra Hutson to spearhead Blanchard to a 7·1 The task of the women's group KristineJurgensen win over previously unbeaten said Mrs. Driscoll, is to sho : Margaret Kalmes Fort Orange, that pollution in the town is high. Catherine Kerwin ly exaggerated; that the tow Barbara Lantz Ahern, who will be headed for Sharon'Lephard Hudson Valley Community Col· is being hurt by bad publicity an I(athy McManus lege in the fall, also poked a sing­ that Atlantic Cement is doin Betsy Meade le. Southpaw Rick Lombardo everything it can, includin Judith Parker p;tched one-hit ball for Blan­ spending millions of dollars ,Nancy Pierce Anne Reilly chard with the only hit being lin­ to abate the dust problem. Barbaro Reynolds ed off his glove for a run in the Atlantic Cement has been list Corol Sebclowitz second inning. ed by the Albany Regional Of lynn Spen'ccr , the second inning. Outfielder fice of the State Health Depart Joan Talbot Sum"ner Walt Berry of Blanchard had a ment as one of the top 18 ai Beth Taylor triple. Grace Tabbutt polluters in Metroland. Barbara Vor. Buren :~ fJ. .Once-beaten c.0eymans, a 7-3 The State Court of Appeals re ,Cynthia Van Cott victor over Voorheesville, moved cently enjoined the plant fro Dorothy Willi~l!ls into a first place tie with Fort continued pollution but provide White clouds of lovlinr.ss in the summer breeze! ..4. Orange. Rich Harris of Coeymans that the injunction could be lifte story·book picture of how ourBrides-to-be will look. had a homer and single and team­ upon determination of the ·cost But, more than titat, 0.<; Franh Adams reiisrrants. mate Tom Boehlke aided the 'of acquiring a permanent eas they wil~ ~ook"adi(JlIt andjo_,{IIL because they will han' Iw':rived the elegant China, Sill.'l'r. Crystal and cause with two singles. ment on the properties involve othf'" /';{rs of their choice. Il(Jj>piness forp.ver to Craig Jenkins of Voorheesville in the suit. The injunction ha had a homer and Bob Flynt con­ not been enforced in absence th"" .~/lf tributed two singles to the Voor- . this determination. ',', FAA~7tJ heesville offense.

JEWELERS, SILVERSMITHS For the Defense 3rd Evening ~. ~ '. .' Corner Nort~ Pearl & Steuben Streets, Albany A group of Ravena women The third in the series of Ev Mon, thru Fri; Itil5; Thurs. 'til 9 ..,. HO 3-3278 . who feel that 'reports of air pol­ Ding on the Green proirams wi . U$====='F,,',~Closed Saturdays thru Summer lution from Atlantic Cement' Co. will be held at the Bethlehen ., Park;ng at all 16 Pork & Shop lOl' sE:====;;;;!!I are exaggerated are forming the Public Library on Tuesday, Jul 111 ...... -; ••• 11 ••• 11.·...... 1"1. ~ r II II ... lUll. "1;: tl organization to improve the pub­ 28 .. at 8 P,M, From the size of th " lic image of the pla~t and town. audiences. so far we know a grea. q.,. 'Clearance"'S ale. Mrs. Maye Driscoll, of 26 Cen­ many enthusiastic area fami,lie !~, •... 'i-=F~A~S::"H:":"I":':"O:-:N":':"S-=F~O:-=R~A~L:-:L~· ~SI:":"Z~E"::'1S tral 'Avenue, Ravena, said that have set Tuesday evenings asid I'll, over 40 women, many of whose for the programs. This one wi ." .10 to 20 0:40 to 60 • 12';2 to 32'/; :: .1 husbands work at the cement have an international flavor as i " .. 6RESSES; cOATS. ~poHl'swP:'\H: plant, have already attended two will feature Mrs. James 'Mullet fl • COTIO'l SHIFTS. SWDlSUTS organizational meetings . plus our own ever popular Vi ,\. While the. women admit the lage Volunteers Df1lm ;and" Fif !.~ . plant contribu~es to po~lution Corps. Mrs. Mu11en. or Joan ,.~; c. U IliPJX!SJio ' they believe criticism ~f Atlan~ic she is better kri~wn i,n music ~t Cement is out of proportion. .areas, teach~s at the Art Cente ·c'> §, ~~ .""1 ,'I ~I ,I Mrs, Wesley Muller, of 64 Or· at Marylrose. Her talent embr .~ Eta:::: . 255 CENTRAiS AvE. l~PTEON; (! Albany 434-.9717,.':~'." chard Avenu~ Exte~sion, Rave­ ces hiniuage as we11 as the mar na, the wife of an employee at ;,) : ~,;:;:;:,;;:;.,;::;;;;,;;~. fREE ';ARKIN~ A'CROSS TH( STRHT. _. '"!. velous guita~' inusfcs~e. 'plays . o,!,,::"" .~ . ".lIfi'·1I i,ll.i.• I"'.II"."'" U II ii",. ·'"I"I'~.r, ..... the cement firm, said she believes Thus several of the ballads (an< I~E SPOTLIGHT July 23, 1~70 - PAGE 23 there is a dif~erence bebyeen bal~ lad and folksong for the knowing) DRIVEWAY POLLUTIGIII!I rill be in Spanish, Russian, French STOP flnd of c~~rse Engl!sh. How ,is I PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT f~r starters? '.~ wi,th ..... , ... · ;.-' '~'~.'.\.: Everyone knows. and love!? ",:TAR EMULSION SEALER, ,Village Volunteers, Their II Resists go'solin:e I. fuel dripP,ing, ,.tops sunligh't. d.ete~ioration, :'. br()l!Tam is ever polished with the stays black, clean~ e.cisily. Easily applied by home.owner_ music, the marching " :~'" 5 GAL. CONt; $595 .theJr colorful. costumes. Ac­ Gorman Bros. Inc. ,', the area sho,uld be and is, PORT OF ALBANY . , . of t~is group-of young '472·9342' . . 1

, , " .., -.'1, . ..'f '. . '. . h re aga1n., ttme 15 . e. . Dr. Suzanne P. Harwood Vacation She was in the Bethlehem Central graduating class of 1962 Delmar 1avern . and attended Cortland State Col­ lege at Cortland, N.Y" where will be .Closed· she was a Biology major gradu­ ating Cum Laude in 1966. , . Presently Dr. Harwood is in­ Aug. 9 tering at Hartford Hospital in July 26 Hartford. Conn. .... n Aug 10 We Reope.,. ~. ==~ Concert On Sunday evening. July 26. one of the Garkshire area's most unusual music"al events will take SPECIAL place at the Oak n' Spruce Re­ sort in South Lee. Massachusetts. A twilight concert. performed RED TAG SALE was graduated in June by the World's Largest Banjo Merchandise in every Murray State University Band, will begin at 8:00 P.M. on Murray, Kentucky. He receiv­ the lawns of the. resort. department to choose from a Bachelor of Science degree Although billed as the world's Speech and Communications. biggest -banjo band, the group . ,- is continuing his study there actually consists of many diIfer­ a Masters degree. ent instruments playing together Special -Watches and his wife, the former in arrangements by Walter Kaye - Sale Schell of Roseau, Min­ Bauer, the conductor. Banjos. -Rings have been living'in Mur­ guitars. and other fretted instru­ for the past two years since ments form the major part of 'the completed a four-year "tour of "band." aCtually unique kind of ·-Gifts· with the U.S. Air Force. orchestra, accented by ensem"bles ,. grandmother Mrs. P. W. of flutes, bassoons. and clarinets. _-Lamps Ha:rdnlan and Aunt, Mrs. Alice The program now planned in­ '___ -".. I,' I4nrlo)'"on, live in Delmar. cludes several Sousa marches, various novelty pieces, selections Savi~~~, ~~: 50,% , from musical comedies, and a bit of the classics. t j II Although of large size, the' con­ Harry, Brown Dr. 'Suzanne P. Harwood dau- cert will be an informal nature. L. . , of Mr. and Mrs: Wayne P. The audience will be seated Ict.',we,orl, 17 j':lwood Rd., Del­ around the band at small tables received her M.D. from Wo­ and on the lawn of the resort, as ml1istle Giif! ~ ~llP Medical College of Pennsyl­ strolling walters accept bever­ 363 DELAWARE AV'ENUE AT 4 CORNERS, ,DELr.jAR on June 3. age orders. T.he, entire concert. " " . PAGE 24 - July 23, 1970 THE SPOTLIGH says Frank Prinz, owner of the ENJOY Phone HE 9-4946 tern directress of the Center: resort, will be reminiscent of a points out that the former would BLUEBERRY MARBLE 1920's "concert in the park." be most ideal and desirable as VetsfaKdia's The conductor is planning many the "total living experience is of audience-participation numbers ICE CREAM J FLORIST utmost value." in which the orchestra is joined Through this week of study and at the Est. 1932 • DELMAR, NY by the audience singing or whist­ relaxation we are confident that ling along_ Numerous solo pieces UNIQUE GIFTS all will find a deep religious ex­ TOLL GATE will be other highlights of the perience. There will be a healthy evening. balance of work, play and pray. Admission to the Sunday Even­ The trust of this year's Vacation ing Concert is by advance ticket. Institute is based on the need SPACE PROBLEM AT Table seats at $3.00 each may be YOUR HOUSE? experienced by many of deepen-. reserved for parties of any num­ H.R.H. DESIGNS can solve your prob· ing and growing in their faith lem by adding a room. We handle the ber, while general lawn admis­ experience. The week is an invH whole job from begmning to end. For sion is $2.00. Tickets may be re­ estimates. call 518-767-9387 collect tation to a searching experiencei or visit our handy showroom this week. served by phone and called for for answers to some significanti Your I-Stop on concert night; the ticket num­ questions in the minds of manY'1 Home Improvement Center! ber is 243-3500 in Lee. Table re­ There seem to be very real ques-I servations are to be made early, tions. For some the confusion! How Does Your it is suggested. Mail orders grows greater each day and is: Siding Measure Up? should be directed to Oak n' more painful, while for othersl Wornout siding and roofing not only Spruce Resort, South Lee, Mas­ these questions present a chal­ can't protect your home agamst the sachusetts 01260, stating the elements. but they detract from its lenge. Whether it is confusion appearance. Let us re-side and ra-roof number and type of tickets want­ your home NOWI Call us this week for or challenge, these questions an H.R.H. DESIGNS estimate. ed, the patron's name and ad­ seem to resolve into two: "Who Prompt Starting. Prompt Completion dress and payment. NEW 24 HOUR Answering Service am I now as a person? What dol I really believe and why?" Thei 767-9387 Vacation purpose of THE WEEK is to ex­ perience ourselves as. unique hu­ Institute man persons who are Christians Married couples, single men living in the latter part of the and women, members of religioUS 20th century, attempting to re­ communities and members of the root our lives in the living Christ. clergy will gather together at The entire week is informal the Dominican Retreat House on and relaxed, a!ld takes place in Union Street, route 7, in Schenec­ a contemplative and reflective tady, N-Y. the week of .August atmosphere. It is marked by an 17-21. 1970. The occasion for this honest and personal exchange unique week: The Vacation In­ of ideas and feelings. There is stitute of Christian Living. In a very easy rhythm to each day. the past nearly 500 people have A day of the Institute might look shared in these weeks of relax­ something like this: leisurely ation and enlightenment. It has breakfast, morning prayer, morn­ proven a golden opportunity for ing workshop conference and those gathered to "evaluate, be­ discussion, luncheon, siesta, af­ come informed, and gain great ternoon workshop session, pray­ perspective," according to Rev. erful celebration of the Liturgy, C. Howard Russell, vice-Chancel­ festive supper, evening program lor of the Diocese of Albany, and entertainment. Variety will who has worked during the past however, be the hallmark of the seven years in conjunction with week. Each day will have a charm additional leaders in directing and rhythm of its own. the Institute. There will be valuable insights You don't just give. You join. The Institute is not restricted and purposeful direction for to­ to Catholics, although many of day's adult in a probing of the This year's United Fund contribution can lion. Gives you a voice in how and where Ih", the portions of the program will most basic questions and issues buy you more than peace of mind. money is spent. Even lets you help choose It can buy you on important place in and elect Ihe board of directors-depending be of particular interest to them. confronting you today through solving Ihe problems of our area. on how deeply you wont to gel involved. The participation in the program films, discussions, lectures, group You see, United Fund has been re­ In a few weeks, you'll be asked to organized - to give local peo- give money 10 the Un·,led Fund is restricted to those who can be dynamics, panels, shared prayer - and ii's vital that you do. o pIe a voice in solving their own full time participants. Persons and a variety of creative exper­ problems. We hope you'll find it Each contribution buys you possible to give of yourself, as attending the Institute may iences. There will be a rich shar­ well. a membership in the organiza- either live in at the Center or may ing with the total Christian com­ commute during the five day pro­ munity: married couples, single United Fund of lhe Alban, Ana Inr. gram, although as Sister Paulet- men and women, religioUS and '------HE SPOTLIGHT July 23, 1970 - PAGE 25 priests: young and not so young. gistration, contact: Whatever your age, this week is Sister Paulette Beatty, D.P. UNDER 25? FOR YOUR BEST BUYS just right for you. There will be Dominican Retreat House If you're a driver and in CARPETS a vacation atmosphere with re­ 1945 Union Street having troubles getting Top Quality. Large Selection laxation and a leisurely pace to Schenectady, N.Y. 12309 cor insurance. Linoleums provide . necessary breathing 518-393·4169 why not call: 9 and 12 foot widths spaces, dialogue, late rising, folk 9x12 lina. rugs $5.95 and up festivals, professional enter­ Barry S. Scott BLACKER'S tainment, coffee house, swim­ . Agency 462-9796 288 Central Ave. 434-6105 ming, picnics, indoor games and 90 Siale Sireel, Albany Open Evenings outdoor sports. Topics for the Institute in­ lude: "Who Is the Man of Faith?" 'Can Modern Man Still Belive?" (Culture, Myth and Religion), 'What is Faith?" (The Lived LITTLE eality), "Cinema Experience f Believing Man, God's Speak­ FLOWER SHOP ng. Are You Listening?" {Scrip­ ure, The Lord, Tradition, To­ Route 144 Selkirk, New ayl, "Is Man Meant to Live A­ Telephone 767·2770 • Open 9-6, ClosedMondavs . one?" (Human Community), "Do WEDDINGS. FUNERALS. FRESH FLOWERS. EXOTIC PLANTS. GIFTS e Really Need the Church?" ARTIFICIAL FlOWERS The Rights and Responsibilities f a Church), "Can Modern Man ray?" (Christians in Conversa­ ion). Three Institute directors will ENGAGED _ Mrs. David A. Cas- e available during the course of per, 522 Kenwood Avenue, Del­ he Institute to direct the com­ mar, announces the engagement nunity in lecture, discussion, of her daughter, Nancy, to John rayer, play, and also be avail­ P. Halligan, Jr., son of Mr. and lI&aVICa ""VINC8 ble generally to participants Mrs. John P. Halligan, Sr. Miss uring the course of the week. Casper is a graduate of Bethle­ hem Centra I High School and ev. Dominic Ingemie, a native Albany BUSiness College; she is f Albany, is presently on the fa­ employed by the Provident Mu­ ulty of Catholic Central High tual Life Insurance Company of chool in Troy as professor in Albany. Mr. Halligan is a grad­ I R he Department of Religion. He uate of Vincentian Institute and also assisting at St. Francis Siena College; he is employed e Sales parish in Troy. Mr. by the N.V.S. Department of Audit oseph Powers, a resident of Wa­ and Control. An October 24 erv liet, is chairman of the 80- wedding is planned. . .. WE'RE MOVING SOON ". TO OUR NEW iology Department at Siena BUILDING AT ROUTE 9W NEAR THRUWAY ollege in Loudonville. He is also EXIT 23, And we're looking for people who want to n the Diocesan Board of the work fDr .our growing, busy and business-like Drgani­ onfraternity of Christian Doc­ EVERYTHING'S COMIN' UP zatiDn - the Independent Mutual Insurance Agents ine and on the Dioc.esan Com­ ROSES - UNLESS. . . AssociatiDn. We're looking fDr full Dr part-time: iss ion for Ecumenical and In­ People are not alone in their rreligious Affairs. Rev'. James appreciation of roses. From bud ortorici is presently chairman tip to root tip, insects appreci­ ate them, too, as food. And KEYPUNCH OPERATORS .. f the department of religion at given the right conditions, a rose atholic Central High School in bush can soon be a fungus farm. SECRETARIAL HELP. , , roy. He is also assisting in Our CLAIMS CLERKS. , , ady of Victory Parish in Troy as and .other pDsitions toD numerDUS tD mentiDn ... ell as being coordinator for A­ It Continuing Religious Educa­ on in Troy. Past Institute Di­ etors will share portions of the IMA has many benefits for employees - even if you eek's experience with the com­ can't fill any of the bills listed above, call us - there unity. . may be room for you at IMA. Call Mrs, Morgan, 869- You are cordially invited to 5383, to find out more about IMA! in your friends at this year's Let's take it from the top, acation Institute of Christian because, clearly. a rose bush needs all the help it can get if it iving: THE WEEK. For bro· is to survive in a world that is ures, further information, re- literally crawling with e~emies. THE SPOTLIGHT PAGE 26 - July 23, 1970 Get a truly effective aerosol • • FOR RENT - SLENDERIZING EQUIPMENT spray or a dust. For example, A complete line of exercising equipment Antral Rose and Flower Spray ... You can enhance your Hness program for as is triple action. It kills chewing little as SOCa day. and sucking insects, stops the spread of disease and is easiest ALBANY SURGICAL CO., INC. to use. 214-218 .lork.Str~e! Albany, .N.V. Call: 43.4;-5716 If you have too many roses • DRESSES I to make an aerosol practical, get a hose-end spray. 50% Mala­ thion in liquid form provides a Save $-$-$ wide spectrum insect and mite kill and solves your proplem. Now we're down to the soil. .Factory Use 72% Chlordane and you de­ • stroy underground enemies that Direct To You ICE CREAM SUPERMARKET attack roots. And there are two more things to remember about All Sizes 222 DELAWARE AVENUE. DELMAR .119-7253 soil. First: feed it and you feed your bushes. The easiest way is • RAVENA Ice Cream Cakes with a' 10-10-1.0 non-burning, liquid fer.tilizer.A 10-10-10 for­ DRESSES' 7 inch $1.95 mulation is strong .enough, but not too strong and Antral 8 inch $2.95 makes one that is guaranteed to MFG. CO. 9 inch $3.95 work or you get your money Located on 9W, Ravena, N.Y. back. • approximately 500 ft. No. of 10 inch $4.95 Second: water that ground Rt. 143 next to Ed's Diner 10 for $1.00 llx15. in. $5.95 and not the bush. One school of thought holds that deep water­ Hours: Mon. l.hru Sat. 10-6 6 DIFFERENT FLAVORS 12x17 in. $6.95 ing encourages deep rooting and Phone 756·8926 15( EACH Open 7 day S 0 Week it certainly can't hurt your rose bushes to go along with "an idea like that. The Antral Lawn and Gar­ REDWOOD HEADQUARTERS .» 0 • den Bureau has published a free, ;0 S page booklet that can be a 0 s: great help to you, both in spot­ 0 (f> ting trouble and wiping.it out. i< .., The booklet is called EVERY­ THING'S COMIN' UP ROSES >- 10 ft. Section ;0 and you get it by sending a self­ .J o a ddressed, stamped envelope (L CHESTNUT FENCE Z to: Antral Rose Book, Box 2255, Philadelphia, Pa. 19103. Gl • GLIDDEN SPRED () f- 9 01. rn Z HOUSE PAINT 6.44 w :2' W.W. CRANNELL LUMBER w Voorheesville, N.Y, U RO 5·2377 • SHEETROCK • ROOFING. GLIDDEN PAINT • By Carol Bennett How to Steer Proper removal of makeup is as important as the way' you put it on. Makeup left on overnight just a Sale Course speeds up the drying and aging . Protect your boat. USED, RECO~DITIONED proces:.::. Dorothy Gray's 2-Mioute Magic Cleansing Lotion is an ideal Insure against finan­ liquid clean:.::er-it's never sticky. greasy or drying, and it leaves the cial I...... POWER skin with a natural radiance. Take as much time removing makeup as you do putting it on; it'll make you MARINE MOWERS feel and look better. INSURANCE

Reel & up With the accent 00 eyes, too Rotary many women tend to neglect their Frank G. 20. care: The surrounding area is deli­ cate, but it needs protection against drying and those tell-tale crows Coburn, Inc. feet. Givenchy's Gold~n Slumber TAYLOR &VADNEY Eye Care is a balanced combination 283 Washinoton Ave. of lubricants that will effectively Albany, New York 303 CENTRAL AVE. Tel. HE 4·9183 protect your eyes, After all. eye Phone Albany'HO 3·4277·8-9 makeup looks best when eyes are Open Daily - 9 A.M .. - 5 P.M. InciudingSat. clear and the skin smooth. SPOTLIGHT July 23, 1970 - PAGE 27 COMPUTERS THAT SPEAK MAY SOON HELP YOU TRAVEL The day may not be far off fying flight number, class of printed, appear. systems being developed byair· when you visit a travel agent, service, departure city. destina­ Joe places his bags on a con­ lines to ease the people crunch watch him .dial an airline for tion and travel date. A gracious veyor belt which carries them at airports as air travel con· reservations, hear a sweet, fem­ voice will immediately'tell him to his flight. He then moves to tinues to boom and bigger and inine voice tell him whether if his seat is confirmed. And if the boarding area on a mono­ mightier super-jets enter serv­ space is available on the flight Joe doesn't happen to speak -rail or moving walkway, and ice. An estimated 273-million you want-and realize that English, the computer may talk inserts his ticket into a slot. people will travel by air in your travel agent is talking not to him in Spanish, French, "Welcome aboard," says the 1970. By 1975, the figure ·.is. to a girl, but to a computer! German, Japanese, or some soft, feminine voice, from the expected to exceed 450 millioI"!-' Talking computers already other language. compu.ter, as the gate-opens p~ssengers. exist. ' Joe may zip from the city ·automatically. A short walk. . Comments E. C. Schwanke, And computer·aided sys­ to the airport on a computer· down an enclosed ramp has Joe national manager of airline tems are expected to confirm controlled monorail. Near the comfortably aboard an aircraft marketing for Sperry Rand's your reservations, order food entrance to the. terminal, he less than 30 minutes after he Univac Division: for you, issue tickets, route inserts his airline credit card made his reservation. "In the 1970's, computers your baggage, admit you to into a passenger check-in Millions of Joe Jets will will expedite almost every your plane, perform all the bil­ device linked to a giant benefit from computer-aided facet of airlin~ operations, ling, and take care of many computer hundreds of miles other details. away. After the electronic Before these Super-jet brain verifies that the card is seventies are over, Jet Age Joe not lost or stolen, Joe pushes may use his touch-tone tele­ several buttons, and his ticket Attend Summer Worship phone to request a seat, speci- and baggage tags, completely in Delmar at FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

THURSDAYS AT 8,00 P.M. SUNDAYS AT 9,30 A.M.

Vocotion Church School - July 23-30 428 Kenwood Ave.

Open Wed. thru Sat. from 1 P.M. to 9 P.M.

JERICHO RD., SElKIRK, N.Y .• Just So. of Jericho Theater R07 -2701 Everything For The Horseman • Ridin; Lessons BEATS PEOPLE CRUNCH - Automatic computer-aided • Boarding and Training Stable passenger check-in devices for air travelers are being developed • Reg. Quarter Stud Service by Sperry Rand Corporation's Univac Division to ease crowded conditions at terminals as air travel triples in the 1970's. The RIDING SUPPPES AND SAi)DLES self·service devices include credit card verifier, left, and ticket encoder, right. Automatic passenger processing systems may also include talking computers, which would provide flight schedules, reservations service, and flight status reports. want to be an executive secretary? I You can ___ WITH NO SHORTHAND!

The Westbury Secretarial Course at ABC ·GUARANTEES 150 WPM dictation in ni ne months_

.. Engine Tune-up .. Front End Alignment • NEW ELECTRONIC METHOD • CIVIL SERVICE APPROVED .. Automatic Trans- mission Service • FULL SECRETARIAL CURRICULA • PLACEMENT SERVICE .. Modern Equipment .. Skilled Mechanics ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE Call 434-7163 130 Washington Avenue ILEY'S GARAG TODAY! Phone Delmar HE 9-1446 Albany, New York 12210 Oakwood Rd •• Elsmere- PAGE 28 - July 23, 1970 THE SPOTLIGH from reservations and ticketing computer-based data communi­ to baggage handling, inter­ cation networks will allow in­ GENERAL airline communications, run­ stant exchange of information way traffic, navigation. and air among the carriers, travel CONTRACTORS traffic control. agencies, corporations and "Univac, in conjunction other organizations. To accom­ MARVEL HOME with the airlines, is _already plish such results, airlines are developing automated or semi­ expected to double their com­ IMPROVEMENT automated passenger proces­ puter investments in the next Specializing in sing systems. These could in­ five years and, perhaps, triple • Additions clude automated devices to them within the decade. • Roofing verify credit cards, print tickets Univac, because of its real­ • Aluminum Siding and boarding passes, and admit time communications ex­ passengers to planes ... pertise, has been an industry Free Estimates - Credit cards and tickets or leader in providing. computer­ Victor Newberry - 439-6102 boarding passes would carry ized systems for the complex magnetically stored informa­ requirements of airlines. In Adams is tlte 1I/ost tion which could be ready by 1958, it installed systems special sensor equipment handling seat availability and th()l1~htful thinK :VOll can attached to computers, flight information for NQrth­ du jur you.r fricnds . .. it Schwanke adds. This equip­ west Airlines, Eastern Airlines lllu/.-es their slwppillg ment could obtain, directly simple! . from information on a _credit and Capital Airlines. Advanced card, all facts necessary for systems using Univac com­ reservations and billing. Similar puters are now operating suc­ automatic gear at the gate cessfully for eight airlines in -where the biggest bottlenecks the U. S. and eight interna­ occur-would quickly read data tional carriers, and are being JEWELERS - SILV(RSMITHS: installed in Federal Aviation on tickets or boarding passes. Cor. N. P~_arl & SteJ,lb.e.n St~. The credit card and ticket­ Administration. air traffic ing devices could be placed at control facilities at 62 high July 23-Aug. 2 many remote locations outside density terminals throughout the terminal, Schwanke points the country. out. You could pick up your As air travel has boomed, 2 BIG ticket, for instance, at travel computers have also become for agencies, hotels, or even the faster, and capable of handling airport parking lot. This would many more tasks. Giant com­ WEEKS! i· mean that many people could I bypass potential crowded puter systems developed by areas. Univac can now make as many ladies .¥". HOWAR~"~·: ' "Within five years, self­ as eight million calculations a service may be an established second, handling reservations, ':" .... :;" KEEL.J, part of the airline industry," billings, and many other func­ l~ L.n. Ie Schwanke asserts. Such sys­ tions simultaneously. who tems, however, are expected to The computer may have to ·i.m-8nct .. enter use gradually, partly to come ·up with an explanation allow time for psychological adjustment. for Jet Age Joe's wife. For the Major airlines around the day is coming when she'll ask, hate. l§-.l(:1\a world are already using com­ "Who telephoned, dear?" and Joe will -answer: "Just the com­ puters for reservations, inven­ Choice Seats Available tory, passenger name records, puter, honey. She wanted to let me know which movies are flight operations, accounting available on tomorrow's hOD • MONDAY •NIGHT ONLY • and communications. An air­ flight. " line agent, for example, can BUT LOVE A JULY 27 confirm a reservation in a few seconds with a keyboard-equip­ CLEAN HOME ped visual display device called , a UNISCOPE. Queries to the MOW .- MENT OF TRUTH You might just remind your RICHIE HAVENS computer-and the computer's band how much you have responses-appear on the dis­ When the time comes to , buy a new lawn mower, should in your carpet and home . . play. FRIDAYS AT 11:00 A.M. you get a rotary or reel type? ings. Point out the ease In the decade ahead, com­ Considering the advantages and venience of expert, pcn' ...,;nl PIXIE JUDY PLAYERS puterized airline information disadvantages of each will help care. Then make your present systems will become more you make the right choice. comprehensive and efficient. Reel type mowers work ment for a free estimate of July 24 - Pinocchio Vast, extremely-high·speed with a scissor-action and leave you'd like done. I'll bet your band will be glad you did! July 31 - Alice - Thru the Looking Glass Aug. 7 - Puss & Boots OPEN HOUSE at RSK Aug. 14 - Annie Oakley & Buffalo Bill MILLBROOK KITCHENS , Aug. 21 - Mother Goose Se;pjee~~AS}~R . facttIfY showroom on the Loose every Sunday 11:00 10 5:00 ~ TICKETS AT: ..... Phone 489·6245 All Ticketron Auencies -- . .. - 20 min. drive from Delmar on PROFESSIONAL CLEANIN Boston Store, Latham . .Rt. 20. Nassau. N.Y, 76&3033 Carpets, Furnjture, Floors, W Macy's, Colonie Sears, Colonie ~ 3p"ecialty Services SPOTLIGHT July 23, 1970 - PAGE 29 YOU'll lOVE 2. Set your mower to cut one inch above the soil and go over the entire lawn. Use the WATERMELON rechargeable Disston Cordless Electric Grass Shear where the SHERBET mower can't go. 3. Lift crabgrass runners at the and thatch with rake, then rake" again at 90 de­ grees to first TOLL GATE raking, Mow a fine quality turf with a again at one cleaner cut. They generally are inch setting, re­ adjustable from one-half to move debris and ANSWERING two and one-half inches and prepare soil for seeding, , , spread clippings -uniformly 4. Reseed according to di­ _·\'l'T ....; SERVICE without leaving rows of cut rections on seed label. And use RIII£.. : .... U,O grass behind. Reel mowers are a quality seed of a pure strain, more adaptable to grass-catcher 'n:"ls Business & Professionel or a mix similar to your origi­ I.·U~R .attachments, are usually self­ nallawn. T.Iephone Exchenge propelled but are h~rder to 5. Apply lawn food after On Parnidg.,. S ...... ·, adjust for height of cut. 24 hours 8 dey seeding, but at half the normal B<-gi,min;( AUI!. 10 A rotary mower will Lear rate. Select a lawn fertilizer grass if its blade is dull. Though ClASSES ARE LIMITED! with equal amounts of CALL HE 8·1847 Can it tends to scalp the lawn nitrogen, phosphorus and where there are small mounds, potash. Too much nitrogen it is better suited to cutting tall fosters tender top growth that 439-4981 vegetation. It's easier to trim is too easily winter-killed. Subscribe to the Spotlight around trees with it and in the fall a mulching attachment can be snapped on to pick up fallen leaves. Rotary mowers can be dangerous. i.f not operated properly _ The lawn should be free of rocks before mowing and hands and feet should be 'G"'ool",ortl, kept clear of the blade, Never j j )1' let a child operate the mower, Oli: j ~ i j! I ~,. j ~ j (IIi: II] J ~I] it!: I ~ i! i! ji j I, )~!! and never let watchers close by. FEATURED EVERY FRIDAY A good trimming shear is - necessary to complement whichever mower type you Be ou.r Gu.est to ••• should decide on_ The shear is used around shrubs, trees, patios and sidewalk.<; where your mower can't or shouldn't ALL FISH be opel·ated. Here too, you have a choice-a manual tool or thc Disston Cordless Eleclric Grass Shear. This model is ANDCHIPS light, push-bu tton operated and all you have to do is guide it WhC\'eVCI' you want to trim. VaUCANEAT And-talk about making life easier-its rechargeable bat­ teries last indefinitely. 49

Air-Conditioning NOWand SAVE Includes: BY r.I'no"I' T'"nMP"n" French Fried UP TO Sprucing Up Your Lawn -Potatoes, If the old sod has gone to Crisp $50.00 seed- Cole Slaw, And you're plagued by devil weed- Warm Roll ON INSTALLATION COSTS! A tractor isn't needed­ If these spruce-up tips are and- Butter • A.BENNETT heeded: INCORPORATED 1. The best time to renew (SERVED FRIDAY S 10 8:30 P.M.) your lawn is between August 341 De-Iaware Avenue 15 and September 15 in the 180 Delaware Avenue Delaware Plaza, Delmar. H.E. 9-996" 'North, or between early spring 439-42.54 and summer in the South. PAGE 30 - July 23, 1970 THE SPOTLlGHI

I 6. 'Now you're done! But MERCHANDISE FOR SALE don't let all that tendex loving POT-POURRI "9" Sale at 1C Borthwick Ave., Delmar - 10 to 4, Saturday July NOW! care go to waste by forgetting 25th. Antiques, desk & secretary, 1950 'to water enough each day to Plymouth, Hi·Fi and Speaker, Lawson HRISTMAS IN JULY keep the soil moist until the Sofa, Wood ice box, Power Mower" seeds start to germinate. When Trai.ler, L.inens, DiSh. '. '.' C. hairs, TableSl " ',they do, water deeply once a Playpen, etc. etc. , SALE! GARAGE SALE: Friday, July 24, 10 to week. at 17 Reid Place. Dinette with 6 chairs Kenmore sewing machine, 2 small desks 4 bikes (1 girls). pool - ping-pong table toys, games, dishes, etc. 439-6480. TALL STORY GARAGE SALE - Saturday, July 25, 13 The giants of the grass Kenwood Ave .. Delmar. Reel lawn mow~ er. G.E. portable TV. Chevrolet aut family are the bamboos, which parts, electric mowers. camping sup grow 100 feet tall or more in piles, h..OU5ehOld goods, G.E ..OSCilla.t;.o~ the burning heat of the tropics. fans, etc. Young sprouts grow fast, at 4 PIECE REDWOOD Lawn Furniture SUite times a foot or more a day. (2 chairS. chaise, chuck-wagon). goo condition, 5110. "Basic-Wltz" smgl bed mattress & spring Small 3 drawe chest. mirror, corner desk. Blond Finish All excellent - 5150. Dinette set roun HOMES' BUILDINGS table ext., 5 chairs, 5125. Oictaphon TOO LATE - dictating machine - tranScribing ma INSPECTED chine. carrYing case. Car Jack and stands, 5375.00. 756-6483. PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS REPORT TO CLASSIFY ORIENTAL RUGS, Baldwin "Acrosonic' ~n your pending Real Estate purchase PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING Piano (French provincial). Owner leavin WANT YOUR HOUSE or a room painted Town. 439-3925 FREE BROCHURE ON REQUEST thiS summer? Dependable work. Reason­ AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE able. Call 439-2944 or 439-2193 after 1967 OLDS CUTLASS convertible. Blue 6 P.M. 2t730 excellent condition. regular gas. Cal ROBERT B. NORTON, P. E. evenings 765-2732. Consulting Engineer REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Stratton PI. Delmar, N. Y. IT'S PEACHY ONE BEDROOM apartment. Fully furnishe 480 all utilities. Parking, near bus line an 439-9617 shopping area. 439-4334. HELP WANTED PEACH CLERK-TYPIST, full time, Interesting duties competitive, starting salary plus excellen ICE CREAM benefit program. Phone or apply in per son American Finance CorP .. 2 Delawar at the Plaza. Elsmere. 439-9911 PETS LARGE DOG - part shepherd, male, year old. trained. Needs home in th TOLL GATE country. 439-5530.

ALBANY JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER ANNOUNCEMENT! announces the second half of its Day Camp from July 27 thru August 21 (4-weel< period) GOCHEE'S GARAGE Children five to fifteen Transportation Available Including Suburbs and Center Membership Required full camping program offered AUTO SALES 325 DELAWARE AVE .. DELMAR NEW OUTDOOR POOL

available to members daily from 2:30 till 8:00 P.M. & Sundays will be Membership Open to ail faiths For membership and Camp rates call or visit Closed for Vacation the Center, 340 Whitehall Road Telephone 438-6651 August 3rd thru August 8th HE SPOTLIGHT July 23, 1970 - PAGE 31

HE 9~4949, SPOTLIGHT CLASSIFIEDS HE 9 .. 4949

C;;ARPET INSTALLED FLOOR COVERINGS MASONWORK TERATIONS AND Sewing. 439-1270_ If ~L ,.:~=~==;;:::;=::;=:::;=;:;::==, I .• -EXPERIENCED. all· typ.es masonry, Armstrong Vinyl,' inlaid lino- new' or repairs. Guidara. HE 9- i.IRENE'S alterations & sewing INTERIOR corner of 2nd and Delaware leum, and tile _ Indaar:Out-. 1783 ~verl_in8s. .tf Ave., Albany, 482-1678, 765-2927. DECORATING 5t730 door carpeting~....:::. wall-ta-wall MASONRV,. sidewalks" patiOS., Carpet Sales and Installation .. - porches, steps, 'concrete floors, "Also Drapes, Slipcovers, carpeting. Installed by our .own bloCk', and ',brick work, garages, APPLIANCES Furniture and Upholstery. ·cs. . all types m<;lsonry .. repairs .. Car:" mechanl pentry. '439-1593.' 4t86 Will come to yo'ur-home for HELDERBERG ALUMINUM .,..,,_ .. , Free Estimates - Samples i -, -, I Bob Sowers' PRODUCTS' BETTINA HUGHES DELMAR APPLIANCE N.Y. I MASONS INC. ~ 872-1637 - 465-1133 Rt. 85'8~~~6~~~ne, - . ~ Complete Line of' ! QUALITY MASONRY i RCA Victor - Whirlpool FLOOR covering, carpet, linoleum expert mechanics. Free esti­ HOME IMPROVEMENT ! ,. Fireplaces. Brick. Block __!I mates. Call 756-8780. 4t730 HOME repairs, all kinds. Call·H·E· 8~ . , -Plastering" Soles & Service 3718 or HE 9-2666' 4t730 239 Delaware Ave.,.Delmar CLEANING SERVICE INSTRUCTiONS 1-' . ~. ~~~: =' :i~~i6 I Phone 439-6723 LOCHMOOR Window Cleaning Co. i""";''''';'''; __'I_''' __~_''~ Resident and office mainten-· ·PLASTER repairs. Call R. Weeks. ance, complete. 489-0121 or 489- CLASSIQUE DANCE SCHOOL 439-'9~7. '.lt825 2474. tf , BIKES 154 A Delaware Avenue C & M Cleaning -Service, residen-" tial, Commercial, windows, floors. CHILDREN AND ADULTS MOTORCYCLES RALEIGH Call befor~ 9 or after 3 P.M. 861- PRIVATE OR'GROUPS 8139. St730 HODAKA MOTORCYCLES: Sales BICYCLES All types of Dance and Exercise & Service at Chester's Foreign Car Service & Gaul's Garage, Port< ond 439-3331 Mrs. B. Follett Flat Rock Rd., Clarksville, N.Y. I,({~,,~rju • DRAPERIES ,,, 768-2013. 5t730 A DRAPERIES - custom made, INTERIOR DECORATING home service, fabric selection, estimates, bedroom ensembles. INTERIOR Decorating - Del'mar' Barbara Schoonmaker. 872- Decorators, Delaware Plaza. OB97. 9t730 ;OVER 2000 new & used orientais. Car; 439-4130. tf Sizes from l'x2' to 15'x30'. Room sizesf~om SI95.00. Complete Line DRIVER TRAINING of Broadloom carpetings. Wash­ JEWELRY ing & repairing of· oriental rugs by t;J\3tive expert. Kermani of EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY Schenectady, Stop 3, Albany­ ALL ALBANY ~·UTO ACADEMY repairs. Diamond setting, engrav­ ing, wedding and engagement Schenectady, N.Y. EX 3-6884 or 66 No. lake Ave., Albany IV 2-0457. tf , . rings, reasonable. Your trusted , . -~ BLACKTOP Beginners - Intermediates jeweler. LeWanda,. '-' Delaware: Classroom Instruction Available Plaza Shopping Center. HE 9- 9665. tf PAINTING ARIANI, blacktop driveways, Tuesday, Thursday - 6- to 9 expertly installed, also Jennite & PAPERHANGING sealer. New lawns a specialty. Satu-rday - 9 to noon 489-~780. 13t827 CARS AVAILABLE FOR KENNELS INTERfoR and exterior painting" UIZZI Bros.. Blacktop. paving, ROAD TESTS also paperhanging. Frank Salis­ parking lots, driveways, garage Standard & Automatic . KRIS-KEW KENNELS, Rt. 9-W, bury. Days HE 9-5527; nights floors, sidewalks. Free estimates. Glenmont, grooming, boarding, HE 9-1355. tf 869:ij973. 34t1112 Call HO 2-1309 special weekend rates. TLC .. 767-3485. 4t730' VOGEL, painting contractor. In­ terior, exterior painting, paper­ leKS blacktop paving and seal coating. Free estimates. All work ELECTRIC SERVICE hanging. Free estimates. Guaran­ guaranteed. 761-3142. 4t813 teed. Insured. Jim. HE 9-9718 or LANDSCAPING John HO 3-7162. 4t730

LAWN MOWING, beds cleaned, INTERIOR, exterior painting' and' , CARPENTRY shrubs trimmed. Call Lawn-rite paperhanging, also alterations DUFFY ELECTRICAL Landscaping. 439-1652. 4t86 (top quality) free estimates. Es­ RPENTRY, stairs, doors, -win­ tablished 1942. James Lenney. dows, general repairs. Call 6-8 CONTRACTOR, INC. HQ 2-2328. tf P.M. 756-2019. tf. lAWI'JMOWER~ EXTERIOR, interior painting. ARPENTRY - Masonry - Land­ college students, experienced. scaping. Complete home repair 439-6151. 4t723 service. No job too small. Call Commercial & Residentia' AI's Lawnmower Cliff Long. ~82-6053. 4t730 Wiring LET the Hydra-Kelly System paint your house with Touraine Paints. ENERAL REPAIRS, remodeling, Repa;r 439~4468. 3t730 stairs, bookcases, playrooms. FREE ESTIMATES ,768-2856 Arthur Molle. HE' 8-7165, IV 9- EXTERIOR 'painting, experienced, 2202. 5t730 439-5177 FREE PICK·UP & DElIVER reasonable. Free estimate. Ed ARPENTRY. additions, roofing, 2,DAY SERVICE Lynch. 439-4514." 4t8!3 patios, aluminum siding, garages, general repairs, new homes, call anYtime SPRING SPECFAL jobs large or small. Masonry. PERMANENT WAVING 439-1593. 4t86 PUT YOUR LAWN MOWER IN PERFECT CONDITION SPECIALIZING in Breck, Realis-. tic Rayette and Caryl Richards' The deadlina for Spotlight Classified Ads is friday afternoon preceding FOR ONLY $10 permanents, hair tinting and: publication the following Thursday, Piea58 gat yours in on tima, TUNE, LUBRICATE, SHARPEN bleachfne;. 'MEL_~'~' BEAUTY SALON. Plaza Shopping Center. '. I ' - EVER~THIN? NEG~SSARY HE 9-4411. tf. PAGE 32 - J,ly 23, 1970 THE SPOTLIGH

TELEVISION REPAIRS PICTURE FRAMING. STATE OF NEW YORK DID yOU . ~ CUSTOM picture framing. Delmar SUPREME COURT ALBANY. Glenmont, Delmar, Sel­ Decorators, Delaware Plaza. COUNTY OF ALBANY kirk. Small appliances, transistor Call 439-4130. tf KNOW ~ television, rodio ServicE'. Open MARIANN J. BENACQUISTA evenings til 10. Pick-up _ De­ Plaintiff ,we offer Special Prices to SEN,IOR CITI· livery. 462-9411. Factory trained - against - ZENS on Pt'n5ion? We can" 'Jet you mOrl technicians. tf P"nllng & Mailing SALVATORE R. money_but we can STRETCH your "In­ BENACQUISTA OFFSET Printing -- Mailing Ser­ come! Won't you call lor more in/ornHI' Defendant I TENNIS RACKETS vice - Mimeographing, Typing, 'lion? That's why we:SIIY ••• RESTRUNG - REG RIPPED G. Bloodgood - Mimeo Ser­ ACTION FOR ABSOLUTE vice. Delmar, N.Y. 439-,3383. tf DIVORCE DON'T JUST BUY, , , SPECIFY!· . VIOLINS REPAIRED TO: SALVATORE R. 24 HOUR SERVICE BOWS REHAIRED ROOFING ' BENACQUISTA, The foregoing summons is C. M. LACY 3 BECKER TERR. A ROOF by Shay Home Improve­ served upon you by publication 439-9739 ment Co. is there to STAY, pro­ ~g Oil Heat Inc. perly installed, priced right. Fully pursuant to an order of the Han guaranteed, 439-2942. 5t730 HAROLD E. KOREMAN, a Jus­ 160 Myrtle Ave. tice of the Supreme Court of • ALBANY SHINGLE, flat, hot asphalt, paint­ the State of New York, dated New Location ing, emergency repairs. Richard the 26th day of June, 1970. and I~~!l Martin. 765-4468 evenings. 6t730 filed with the complaint and 4650_6647 other papers in the office of the clerk of Albany County. at Al­ Lansing Travel bany, New York. SCISSORS SHARPENED The object of this action is 1234 Western Ave. for an absolute divorce of the SCISSORS sharpened, 6 pairs plaintiff from the defendant. (Hillcrest Sidel med. size, $3, Also Pink shears, saws, lawnmowers, knives, Call­ DATED: June 26, 1970 ed for and delivered. 439-5156, if JOSEPH J. MICARE 518-438-4441 no answer, call 439-3893. tf Attorney for Plaintiff Office and Post Office JUNIOR CHAMBER Par;.,king It door Oldest In USA, 1840 Address SEPTIC TANK SERVICE 22 Lodge Street Albany: New York 12207 hJlIlllkl!: DELMAR SANITARY CLEANERS Il~)2iO~~;~iIil~J~~~;;:::::;~;;;~. Service Tri-Village area over 20 SUMMONS years. HE 9-1412, tf State of New York NORMANS KILL Septic Tank Supreme Court, County of Cleaners. We install<"dry wells, Albany septic tanks, drain fields. 767- 9287. tf MARIANN J. BENACQUISTA Plaintiff against TRACTORS SALVATORE R, Give our used VWs BENACQUISTA, Defendant a good inspection. We did. TRACTORS - 7 10 - 12 - 14 HP. ACTION FOR ABSOLUTE Also hand mowers, snow blow­ DIVORCE ers. snowmobiles. CROUNSE '65 VW Conv. $1095 '68 VW F'b.ck $1895 EQUIPMENT CO. 439-1517. To the above named 4-Speed. Red. Model =-151 4·5peed. Cree". Model.:;311 7t730 Defendant: '65 VW Conv. $1095 '68 VW S~dan $1595 YOU ARE HEREBY SUM­ 4·SPN!d. White. Model ':;:-151 MONED and required to serve 4·Spl:~d. WI.ile. Model :;;:-113 TREE REMOVAL '66 VW Sedan $1195 upon plaintiff's attorney an ans­ 4·Speed. Green. Mod~1 ='113 '68 VW Sedan $1595 wer to the complaint in this ac­ '66 VW F'back $1395 4·Sperd. Red. Model ~1l3 tion within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclu­ 4·Specd. Red. Model =-311 Care for your Trees? '69 VW Sedan $1795 WE DO! Sive of the day of service, or '67 VW Sedan $1395 4·Spcl. (demo). GrC(!n. Model .:::-1131 within thirty days after service ~·Speed. While. Model :::113 Fully Insured: is complete if this summons is '67 VW S'back $1695 '69 VW Sedan $1795 not personally delivered to you Automatic. Blue. Model ¢:'11:rl 5300,000 personal 550,000 Property 4·Speed. Beige. Model .;:'361 within the State of New York.' All WORKMEN INSUREO '68 Renault $988 In case of your failure to answer, '69 VW K. Gh. $2195 (Certificate Upon Request) iudgment wilt be taken against RIO. 14,000 m1. Maroon Convertible. Red you by default for the relief '68 Opel Sp. Cpo $1288 demanded in the complaint. 4·Speed. Red '69 VW K. Gh. $2195 ASSOCIATED Coupe. White Dated, May 18, 1970 Trial is deSired in the county TREE SERVICE of Albany H. ALL CARS COME EOUIPPED The basis of venue deSignated WITH RADIOS AND HEATERS 463-5311 above is that plaintiff resides at Colonie in the county of Albany Joseph J. Micare TREE SERVICE Attorney for Plaintiff 22 Lodge Street 'HERM'S Tree Service. Call IV 2- Albany, New York 12207 5231. tf. Office Address TREESCAPE Arboncurrural Ser­ 462-5421 vices. H. C. Macintosh, Box 14. Telephone Number Slingerlands. 482-5229. 8t730 B'ROWNIE'S Tre'e Service - tree stump removal, insured. IV 2- Academy. . Arca's Old~st VW Dealer 5031. 489-6684. 4t730 H & M Tree Service. Fully insured. Subscribe to the Spotlight HO 2-0297. 8t813 HE SPOTLIGHT J,ly 23, 1970 - PAGE 33

WATCH REPAIRING BRACE YOURSELF for a thrill FIRESTONE tires F70 x 15, white­ the first time you use Blue Lus­ wall. two used, S 15 each, one . EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY tre to clean rugs. Rent electric new, S30. Hawiian steel guitar, repairs. Diamond settings, en­ shampooer SI. Adams Hardware, small amp. S85. 465-4333. bought and sold at the graving wedding and engage­ 380 Delaware Avenue, Delmar. ORGAN Storey & Clark, built in ment rings, reasonable, your CLEAN expensive carpets with the percussion, practically new. Call Sign of the trusted jeweler, LeWanda. Dela­ best. Blue Lustre is America's 766-3754. Coffee Mill ware Plaza Shopping Center. favorite. Rent shampooer SI. NEW, Black Carousel Carefree Wig HE 9-9665. tf Hilchie's American Hardware, S15, cost S30; excellent. older GE 235 Delaware Ave., Delmar. refrigerator, S35; beautiful patio Jeanne Van Hoesen WATCHES repairing, expert work­ SWIMMING POOL "Muskin" 18 x 4 or breakfast set, cost S150, now manship. All work guaranteed. Al­ complete, many extras, S350. s60; 2yrs. old. HE 3-5118evenings. 67 Adams PI., Delmar so engraving. diamond setting 439-1512. GARAGe SALE - Smultz Rd. off watch bands. Harry L. Brown, 439-IOll CUTTER horse-sleigh, coal-scuttle, Rt. 144, Glenmont. Part German jeweler, 4 Corners, Delmar. 439- barn tools, craft stand. HE 9- Shepard puppies. July 25 and 26, 2718. tf 1573. 9 to 5, 463-1677. Also pony rides. SEAR'S Coldspot Frostless Refri­ GARAGE SALE - Fri. July 24, 1-5 B&.D gerator-freezer. 3 years old. S175. P.M. and Sat. July 25. 9-5. 97 MERCHANDISE 462-0643. Mosher Rd., Delmar. Cameras INSTALLATION FOR SALE SERVICE FISHERMEN; nightcrawlers $2 It's easy. Plastic-coated, scratch-proof, fiat cleek' per 100, free delivery. 765-4294. for easy loading plus a rear door that swings up and out 10t813 SWIMMING POOL; moving, must of your way. We design cars the way we design jet sell 16' x 32' Imperial pool. 2 ft. planes. For maximum perionnance, comfort and safety. genuine redwood decking all around. Used 2 seasons $1995. 439-6480. 2t723 FAMILY PORTRAITS In your QUALITY WORKMANSHIP home by Loui') Spelich, Photo­ • FREE ESTIMATES grapher.439-5390. 10t917 *TER,'AS AVAILABLE TRACTOR with 30" rotary mower, sweeper, snow blower, chains, wheel weights, Wheelhorse 6 861-8335 HP with electric start. $430. 439- 4833. 439-5072 MEDITERRANEAN Magnavox stereo - AM-FM radio combina­ tion. Used only 5 months. $150. 767-9265 765-4568. wagon_ WHIRLPOOL refrigerator freezer, 14 cu. ft. Used only 4 months $175. 765-4568. GE automatic washer, 16 Ibs., like new, $100, kitchen set, gray for­ mica $20. 439-4891. Call evenings. DON'T merely brighten carpets. Blue Lustre them no rapid resoiling, Rent shampooer $1. CUSTOM REMODELING W. W. Crannell Lumber, Voor­ BATHROOMS • KITCHENS heesville. ADDITIONS • DORMERS: ETC. GARAGE SALE - July 25. 9-4 P.M. Antiques, reproductions. Cash only. 11 Maple Terrace, Delmar...... ·-E ROUTE 85 ROOFS NEW SALEM 765·2702 "DON'T DELAY CALL SHAY" AT CEDAR HILL GARAGE

, GABLE • FLAT ! BONDED • REPAIRS All Types of Siding Genera I Repa i rs i 'CJ Fr1e Estimates It's great deal day for you. oo o~ EST.1945 - • ~~ Al:A~~UR.e _ . On Plymouth. On Chrysler. Every model year-end priced to go now! CIDAA ![':iCc- AlOUT USI - " • - HOME' ~ HAYIMPROVEMF.NT CO. CEDAR HILL GARAGE ~ IF 139-2942 NO,{:n:w 48 HERRICK AV., ELSMERE, N.Y. Route 144 Selkirk, N. Y. PAGE 34 _ July 23, 1970 THE 5POTLIG

. & eQuipment, glassware, love GARAGE SALE: 183 Adams St., HAL.LOWE'EN SPECIAL - thre seat. Grills, electrical appliances. Delmar, Frio July 24 and Sat. month old male kittens, on Delmar's Leachng Christmas tree & decorations. Julv 25. Household goods, furni­ black, one orange free. Have ha Other household articles. ture, utenSils. carpenter tools, distemper shots. 474-7037-home HOTPOINT 40 inch white 4 burn'ar. garden tools, etc, phone 485-0737. Real Estate Broker electric stove. Timer oven. $25. PENN VAN 15' 40 HP, completely 439·1665 after 5 P.M. eQuipped with trailer. excellent 24 FT. 1968 Airstream Land Yacht, condition. 439-2751 . A STEP IN BEAUTY "Tradewind" all extras, central DINING room suite, sewing ma­ control panel, load levelers, sway chine, trunks, oak bureaus, tables control, etc. Used on 2 trips, suitable for camp. 439-'489 be­ .1 ;zJrmfCl] fore 10:00 A.M. and after 5:00 stored under cover, new condi­ tion. Call 439-9766, if no answer, P.M. Our 50th Year Schroon Lake 532-7697. GARAGE SALE - Friday, July 24. SAFE, furniture, rugs, miscellan­ 2 to 0." P.M. Saturday 10 to 4 264 Delawpre Ave., Delmar eous household items, embroid­ P.M. 87 Jordan Blvd, (sign at ery, July 24-25. HE 8-1901. circle). Radios, cameras, magne· 439.9921 & SPEED Sting-ray bike 20", Front tic tape eraser, vacuum cleaners, Multiple Listing Service & rear hand brakes. Chrome fan, jewelry, costume, pictures, fenders, $40. HE 9-5265. luggage, brief cases, tires 14", bicycle (boy's), maple twin bed. bed board, bird feeders, child's picniC table, hammock with stand, wheelbarrow, sprinkling cans, PRE-CAST gasoline cans, flexible sled, comb. storm Gloor (Wood), tools - gar·. CONCRETE STEPS 1970 PLYMOUTH SUPERBIRD den (saws, axes, etc.), sixteen 81.:E THEM vol. U.S. History, man other AND COMPARE! items. [l w'de -- 4 rl~er. r~lllng.s, (Daytona Style) DOG houses, play houses, rustic 4 with~\It I.maing. log exteriors, large sizes, detailS. $146 439·3905. 1,. wide - 4 ,·Iser. raUings, 5 witl10llt landJn;;. Priced to Appeal - $3995.00 CAKES, made to order. Birthday, $153 wedding, special occasion, show· ft. WIde ~- 4 rlst'r. railings. ers. Delivered. 765-2527. 4t813 AUTOMATIC, 440 ENGINE 5 30" InndI11g'. $180 HAY to harvest and take away, (prier'., arc installed no charge. 439-2890. WASHING machine, low-boy cabin­ et. solid walnut, both $50. 463- 4942, 434·4350. UNIT STEP Largest Stock of NEW 1970 CARS SCHWINN bicycle, boys 26", ex­ cellent condition, new tires $25. co. 439·2631. 6 MIles West 01 CHRYSlERS • Pl YMOUTHS • DUSTERS COMPACT duo Farfisa orBan with McCoTmack's Corners Available for delivery today. We have a Good stock, a variety of colors, Sabre Reverb amp. Goins in ser· Route 20, EL 5·5930 vice. Best offer. 439-2048. &. equipment. ALSO GOOD STOCK OF LOW MILEAGE, GOOD USED CARS. GARAGE SALE -July 25, moving. Jacobsen power reel lawn mow· er, bunk beds, boy's work bench, portable electriC heater, table saw. jointer, toys, rocking horse and many other things. 10 A.M. CRUISE TO MARSHALL'S to 3 P.M. 15 Bartlett Lane, Els­ mere. TIRES (2) size 7:75 x 15, tubeless THE LEADER OF whitewall, almost new. First $25 GARAGE INC. take pair. 787·3458. CRUISES DRIVEWAY SALE, Sat .. July 25, CALL Open Daily 'til 9 P.M. 10 A.M. - 2 P.M. 9 HerbEtr Ave., 756·6161 Friday·Saturday 'til 6:00 P.M. Elsmere. Telescope small fish tanks, beginners guitar, toys. COMPLIMENTARY, BENEFITS SEND IN YOUR SPOTLIGHT CLASSIFIED AUTOMOTIVE AD ON THIS HANDY ORDER FORM '.IZ Vespa motorscooter, good "13~ spnTLlGHT, INC J5~ DELA'NADE AVF . DElM:.r.,N '( condition, U5. 439·1512. '14 Chevelle Malibu V8, power • • steering, R & H, mechanically ~ FILL IN BELOW 10. pcr ... ord; SI min· excellent, 5495. 439·9191, 10 A.M. • i...... Ph" ... """'N' • ·5 P.M. • (_II ... on. _n!. • HAS IT ~ PLEASE PRINT • lIn Falcon SQuire wagon, radio, Fordomatic good running condi· 9 Central Ave., Albany • CCl'S.FlC'TIOH~ DATES TO RUN • tion, asking $400. Call 439-2148. 463·1279 • • , •• 7 hardtop Mustang automatic, • • low mileage, good condition. Call • • 767·3002. • • ,... convertible Mercury Comet, • • automatic, power steering. Call • YOUR A.DI • • • 787-3002. • • I." Pontiac Tempest 4-door, V8, \O"HE'O[EY'" • • automatic, excellent second car, • • 439-5~84. • 'S8 Pontiac, 389 engine. 439-2048. • • Good Selection • • 1966 VW Convertible. Radio, instan· • • heater. Gaod condition. $995.00 Of Value-Rated • • 765·2879. 2t723 • • Used Cars • • PETS • NAME • MITTENS HAD KITTENS. Free. • • 765-4664. 2t723 • ADDRESS • FREE kittens. black & white. Phone HEDLEY C:\l)1LLA(' '" OL.DS., INC 439-6609 first. 439-6746.. 2t723 • • SAINT BERNARD, AKC register· : P~"E : ed, loves children. Very play­ 515 RIVER ST. • PAYA8LE IN ADVANCE • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ful. 767-9748 . JRQY AS2 c 4220 IHE SPOTLIGHT July 23, 1970 - PAGE 35

HALLOWE'EN SPECIAL 3 months old male kittens, 1 black, SITUATIONS WANTED AUTHORIZED DEALER 1 orange, free. Have had distem' per shots. 474-7037 (work), 465- GENERAL handyman, yard work, 0737 (house). painting, minor wood repairs.

or OFFICE SPACE $130, 2nd floor. A ,I __~ Our Own Sweet Corn and other 386 Kenwood, approx. 600 sQ. Phon~ feet. Three rooms plus full attic 4t.6~e;;; HOME GROWN GARDEN Colonial Acres available Sept. 1st. 274-2400. Mr. C. August. 3t86 FRESH VEGETABLES Golf·Course 4J ~ ~ GLENMONT.3 bedroom modern \M' picked dally 489-5546 ranch, garage, $185 unheated. 765·2633. fi herb, wine and apple vinegars ELSMERE -1 bedroom apartment. ·111. ~f~~ ~~ -- ". Gentleman preferred. 439-5354 ~\~-f' ®"1 '!J~ for pickling - -. - -- - after 8 P.M. 2t7JO ,'" . $240 Delmar, 3 bedroom ranch. ~_~I_t!iJ1.4 ATV's and "LII" Indian Mini-Bikes on bus line. Available September - ~ ,,;;;;r STOP 'N' BROWSE our new gift shop 1. Lease. References. Sonja Braun Realty Inc. 439-4943. home baked bread & cookies ~Q;'aEus/ Penn. Dutch Goodies Open 1.0 A.M. 10 Dark - Daily & SundaY .' %CA/JQ/CS HELP WANTED 3·112 miles west on Rt. 143 • 756·2314 8avena, N.Y. --~ LATHAM, N.Y. AVON CALLING - buy or sell. Tel. }85.1655 - 393-4242 Mrs. Calista. S~ 5-9857. 4t723 COLLEGE teac.her needs baby­ Welcome Aboard! Sitter in her home. Fall and Spring semesters, Tuesday, PATIO-CARPORT FLY BRIDGE CRUISERS Thursday mornings, Vicinity .----­ Kenwood and Orchard, must sup+ get the highest possible quality for your \1 '68-30' Owens sedon, air, twins $16,900 '66-28' Jeney sedan, generator $5,995 ply own transportation. 439-4857 shopping dollar!! 1,1 '67-28' Trojan; excelief1t ...... $10,500 Monday·Friday. 2t730 . . GIRL Over 17 with senro.- life sav­ USED AND BROKERAGE ing. Little Notch Troop Camp, ALL ALUMINluv1 CONSTRUCTION 47 ~8' Truscott sedan ...... $ 1,595 August 23 to 26. Girl Scout Coun­ 5126' Richardson sedan •• : ••••.•. 52,350 cil. 439-4936. 61 25' Owens 4 sleeper, 185 h,p. S 2,995 "I" beolm understruc:t'.lre, white t_r HOUSE MOTHER for about 20 wrought iron ports, 56 Ibs_ per sq. ft. 66 24' Trojan hordtop ...... $ 3,995 students. Live in 5 days per week. snow load. Building Code a·ppraved. '64 21' Broadwater, 120 h.p ...... ,.$ 2,350 Pleasant room, private bath. '5923' Chris (~oft, HIS h.p, ...... $ 1,995 erleiit ava;ta.ble. 61 23' Trojan, twin 70 h.p.'s •.••• S 2,495 One month paid vacation. Ex­ '60 n' Owens, 2-sleeper ••.•••.•••• S 1,795 perienced preferred. St. Mar­ '68 20' CoOS, wood, 185 h.p. . ... S 2,495 garet's House and Hospital, 27 ANY SIZE!!! 55 15' Th(!mpson, 35 !'I.p. electrlc .. S 395 Hackett Blvd., Albany. Phone We Service What We sell '68 19' Arislocr'Jff, 120 h.p., trailer S J,49~ 465-1231. 2t730 '64 18' Slarcralt crUiser ... ,._ •. ".S 2,095 6J 18' Sea King aluminum, 80 h.p.S 1,995 VANDA BEAUTY COUNSELOR 69 18' Stdrcraft, 75 h.p.• _...... ••.. S 2,195 Cosmetics now interviewing for • PLAIN SCREEN 66 14' SfOfttalf. 50 !'I.p., traile.-..•. S 1,295 '54 14' Thampson, J:;: h.p., trailer •• S 295 part time earnings opportunity no • GLASS and SCREEN experience necessary. Call Ra­ • SELF CONTAINED HOUSEBOATS vena 756-2600. 4t86 • JALOUSIES 6834' Drifl-R-CrUl, 225 h.p.- ...... S11,500 WOMAN to care for 2 year old, Also available in white 69 22' Cabia, 55 h.p., trailer, .•••. S 6,495 acrylic finish. light housekeeping, own trans~ gil Pete Schaefer for detailed lnlorma­ Ion on the ab-ove and the following off portation, 439-6202. 2t723 remises listings. CLEANING lady one day a week - 826' Steelcratt, 4-sleeper " .... S 1,595 references, own transportation 37 28' ehri,; Croft sedan ...... S 1,~ preferred. Call 439-4726 in morn­ 25' Aiglas "Wahoo"' , ....•..••.• S 4,500 ing or evening. 2t723 'Sa 20' Trojan, 5~ Il.p., !railer .. S 1,500 Headquarters for BUYER-SALESMAN - A unique oppor· Pacemaker - Alglos - Luhrs tunity for responsible man with an eye We Can Enclose Any Type of Patio Ulrich sen - Broadwater _ Concrete Work Available Revel Craft _ and Houseboats I to the future. A progressive, fast­ by River Queen - Anchor Line growing, local hardware store has an THESE UNITS SOLD EXCLUSIVElY BY I opening for a department manager. We CUSTOM ALUMINUM ALBANY ALUMINUM LIMITED DISTRIBUTOR OF AWNINGS AVAILAaLE. ~'SANI TANK" are interested in a reliable family man UL, YSB and N.Y. State I who enjoys serving the public and Approved Holding Tonk System wants a career position. In addition c~tLL~~L~~T 434.1261 free estImate BLAIN'S BAY MARINA to a good starting salary, there is op­ I no obligation ON THE MOHAWK portunity for advancement, plus many ALBANY North of Latham Circle, otf Rte 9, 163 LARK ST, at the End of Dunsback Ferry Rd. fringe benefits & a 5-day week. Please call HILCHIE'S AMERICAN HARDWARE ALUMINUM LTD. ALBANY, N.Y, 12210 1· O::~_JIJ~~ : ~a~y --- -- 439·9943 for a confidential interview. PAGE 36 - J,ly 23, 1970 THE 5POTLIGI fO"LERrS LlqUOIi STORE

ELSMERE·AT- THE-LIGHT PHON E 439·2613 Parking rig~t i., front of the store We Opliver IMPORTED HUNGARIAN WINES OF OUTSTANDING QUALITY & OLD WORLD ELEGANCE. TOKAY'S - "THE SOVEREIGN OF WINES" SZAMORDNI - Sweet & Dry (SAH-MOD-ROD-NEE) WHEN IT COMES TO Ranks as the most sought after dessert wines - with the CAR DEALERS ... reputation of "Liquid Gold" BE SURE YOU KNOW EDES FURMINT - Semi-Dry - Of Outstanding Quality WHICH ONE DOES WHAT. (EH-DESH-FOOR-MINT) Luscious Rich Variety. WE LEASE ANY MAKE CAR OR TRUCK FOR LESS' NEMES-KADAR - A soft deep rose wine_ (NEM-ESH KAH-DAR) Served with or without food. EGRI-BIKAVER - Known as Bulls Blood (EGG-REE BEE-KAH-VERR) Because of its full body and deep color. Mildly dry & velvety smooth - served with steak, roasts, venison and naturally with Hungarian Goulash. RIZLING - Crisp, Dry White (REESLING) A pedect complement with fish and chicken dinners.

. Roofing Rooling Rooling RooI,ng Rooling Rool,ng ~ool,nCl Roofing

Rooling Rooling Roofing Rooling Roofing Roolir.g Roo/ing ANTIQUES Rool'ng Roofing Roofillg Roofing Rooling ROOI,ng R flo. oofl"~ 0,- RoollO' RRoO II 09 SHINGLE, FLAT ',0' Roo, '0. oo \",.,.g 00(;"9 'it ''lg 'it oo . FLEA MARKET 01' HOT ASPHALT, PAINTING ,,0' ~~ ~ On u.s. Rte. 7 South of ->; 0,,0' Em erg e n c y Rep air 5 Roo "0 ~o BENNINGTON, VERMONT 0..... ~o 9 ~ ".:;:- ~ ~ 9 A.M. - 6 P.M .• SAT., AUGUST 1st \Richard Martin, Jr. ,,0' ~'-:.:.- • 150 Dealers • =.::--- . ~ ADMISSION 51.00 - 75C with this AD-ll 0 R::~i!~:g R::~il~:9 765.4468 ROofing FREE PARKING A Mildred D. Spargo Show

HAWLEY FURNITURE SALES ROOM COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Solid Rock Maple • Northern Hard Pine and High Pressure Laminates -QS021 ... ;'\. .. 1'{ 4 ••rev.r(8foI Check our top quality at low-low-prices, we are here to serve •• roM 'if u