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CONTROLLED CIRCULATION PUBLICATION VOL. xy, NO. 24 JUN E 11, 1970 $2.00 PER YEAR $ .10 per copy

DELMAR SCHOOL OUT·Of·OOORS PROJECT The sparrow sang songs to the children As the leaves nestled under the trees. The earth was alive trom an earlier rain And the day had a chill and 8 breeze. The children, third graders at Delmar, Guid.d by Mrs. Alice f. Ooyl •• Went to the Heldeberg Workshop Where the treatment was thoroughly royal. There were experts to teach them in science, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Newell, Drs. Wilcox and Ailey, And Mr. Frank leavitt, who headed the group, And whom everyone spoke of quite highly. Mrs. Gunther and Mrs. Ray, third grade teachers, Also took students for the day. While books are qJite splendid for learning The outdoors is a most special way. The Out-ol·000rs Project is over - At least for the present year. Everyone hopes to repeat it When the next school year is here.

THEY LOVED IT - these teachers were a part of Out-of-Doors Pro­ ject at Delmar Eleme::tary School. Front: Mrs. Elsa Gunther; rear, Mrs. Alice Doyle, Mrs. Marie Ray and Mrs. Ruth Gordon.

VOORHEESVILLE - Largest crowd and biggest parade ever! Top bicture, Voorheesville High School Band steps out smartly; second :Irom top, American Legion Unit. At Delmar: (right) the trombones ront a solid Bethlehem Central High Band, and (above), flag raising at leterans' Memorial Park. Photo by E. K. Newcomb PAGE 2 - June 11, 1970 Y.E.S. Is Here! helpers - for any job - The Bethlehem Youth, ~::~~~1 Write this telephone number ment Service. jointly SJ: HERE'S OUR GIFT TO YOU down: 439·2238. It is an impor· and funded by the Town of tant number for you to know. Ichern and the State of New FOR HELPING US Write it on the inside cover of now has an office located in your Bethlehem Direct9r, the mar. In fact it is almost GET STARTED! back of your kitchen door. inside the street from the new the top of your desk - but write House. it down! The Bethlehem Youth Em"loJl We're having a FABRIC SALE, starting Thurs., Why is it important? Because June 12, featuring Spring Mills, Wamsutta and it can get you the finest in young other Famous Brands at $1.00 YARD Plus Reductions on many other items, come early for best selection. DELMAR Rex J. Trobridge, extreme right, being congratulated by DECORATORS Bertram E. Kohinke and members of the Town Board on his oP"OInl. ment as Director of the Bethlehem Y.E.S. Program. Delaware Plaza • 4~g.4130 , Photo by E. K. Newcom ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------, ZAP! , and the 2nd Village Shop Strikes Again! , In the dead of night. we marked down the prices of Every , Piece of Pine Furniture in the Store! , We've driven prices back to the days of the 5¢ cigar. the , $25 2 pants suit. the 25¢ double feature. , The Furniture's Colonial - The Bargains are like 1937. , Even the parking is free. (Across the street. in the back or , wherever) , (Everyone talks about inflation , we're doing something about it!) , , THE2nd~~ , 4 Corners, Delmar , Daily 10 A.M., Evenings Wed., Thurs., Fri. E SPOTLIGHT Jun. 11, 1970 - PAGE 3 ethlehem, ages 14-21. To our ouseholders needing someone Shake up your notion of what color TV costs! o cut the grass, walk the dog or tay with the children, call Y.E.S. o our local business owners a"od ur business and professional RCA prices are right en in general, we particularly eecJ your help in finding jobs for urolderyouth group. Call Y.E.S. od help our young people earn heir own way. Y.E.S. owes its existence to the ffortsof Bethlehem Town Super­ RIGHT ! isor Bertram Kohinke. the New ark State Division for Youth od the Committee for Youth and A F ecreation under the chairman­ N 0 hip of Mrs. Michael Bergan. It 0 will absorb the records and ex­ R end the fine work done by Mrs. ary Dorothy Morand and Miss J usan Totten in the Guidance F U A epartment at the Senior High S chool. T Y.E.S. will function as a re­ T H erral service, not an employment • ( c gency. All employment arrange­ , - E '",. I R ents are between employer and N mployee. We are a meeting point G S ~ for employers and Bethlehem's ounger citizens. T 0 We plan tooperate strictly with­ I in fund limits, however, our com­ A mittee volunteers have already ex­ M V tend themselves far beyond the E call the duty and we will welcome a small group of adult volunteers who can spare a few hours each Computer Crafted week for a very pleasant, relaxing and rewarding experience. In­ Color with A.F.T. terested citizens who would like to help as volunteers, please con­ and rollabout stand tact the Director! Here's Color TV with ·the (Remember, the number is 439- accent on convenience. 22381. Matching rOIIabout stand makes room-to-room relocation easy. Fiddle-free Automatic Public Hearing Fine Tuning (A.F.T.) with computer-tested integrated A public hearing will be held by circuit. RCA computer­ the Town Board of the Town of designed color picture tube Bethlehem at the Town Hall of and powerful 24,OOO-volt June 24, 1970 at 7 :30 P.M. to consi­ chassis provide lUxury color der a proposal to rezone a strip of viewing enjoyment. land 750 feet on both sides of lands of the Penn-Central Railroad. ex­ The fRASER ENSEMBLE Model fM·417·EN tending from the present Light IB" di.a:on.1 plctur. Industrial District boundary on the north to a point 750 feet north

THE SPOTLIGHT is published every Thursday by Spotri&ht, Inc., 154 Deleware Ave., Delmer, N.Y., ROBERT G. KING, PUBLISHER. (Controlled Circulation Postage Paid at Delmar, N.YJ Deadline for news is Thursday afternoon. one DELMAR APPLIANCES week preceding publication; dead­ line for display advertisements is 239 Delaware Avenue, Delmar / 439-6723 I Friday afternoon. Hours; Mo ... & Tuu.: ro .... M. to 6 P.M. - W.d., TIIufl. & F,i.: ro .... M. to 9 P.M. _ Serf.: 9:10 '0 5 P.M: PAGE 4 - June 11, 1970 THE SP ofthecenlerline of Maple Avemw The present zoning is Residence "A", and it is Dnmo·se( that the zoning be changed to . Light Industrial District.

It's New The Nation's newest aid's Restaurant will open to public on Tuesday, May 23rd 11 :00 A.M. The long awailed tauranl al Delaware and Avenues will he the 1:J50th the nationwide chain. Richard M. Schubot, of the newest McDonald's.

est in fast-food operations. Iy desig-ned equipment will vide ease of operution and service. The exterior of the . : 4 I( A :,., building- is faced with "·l!leslry. brick and topped with a sn"ke. shingle roof. Inside the I"·anew,,. -=1. DELAWARE & MASON AVES.· ELSMERE

BOOM BOOM BRANNIGAN & FERDINAND B. of WPTR - 1540 Will broadcast live and direct from McDonald's, Tuesday Afternoon, June 23rd, from 2 til 6 P.M. BAND CONCERT WEDNESDAY EVENING The Village Volunteers Drum and Fife Corps will appear, in concert; at McDonald's, Wednesday Evening from 6 til 8 P.M.

DELAWARE & MASON AVES. ELSMERE HAROLD J. FREDERICO of derland has been named Ma ger of the new McDonald's FREE Delaware and Mason Avenues in Elsmere it was announced this A Ronald McDonald Bank for every youngster just for coming in during week by Richard M. Schubot, Grand Opening Weeki operator of the new restaurant. MEET ••• Mr. Frederico, a Navy veteran, served as restaurant manager for the Inn Towne Motel in Albany before joining McDonald's in March of 1966. He started as a Manager-Trainee at the Menands IN PERSON I McDonald's and was named As­ sistant-Manager of Menands Sunday, June 28th at 1:00 P.M. ·in April, 1966. He has also serv­ ed as Manager of the Central Avenue and Schenectady stores and was appointed manager of BI6 MAC - Taste McDonald's new the East Greenbush McDonald's Triple·Decker Tree!1 The meel dis· !JAMCDOnald'S in August of last year. Mr. Fred­ erico is married and resides on L-__gu_is_e_d_e_s _._s_.n_d_w_iC_h.______-'~ ____ . ___u __ ~ ~ __ _ Lone Pine Road in Guilderland. SPOTLIGHT June II, 1970 - PAGE 5 Second prize of a 5 HP Ameri­ Contest can Riding Mower valued at $299.95 was won by Shirley A. Winners Kane, 1822 4th Street, Renssel· The Northeast American Hard­ aer, New York. She was regis­ ware Dealers Group Scotts "Dan­ tered thru her local dealer Meurs delions are Coming" Contest win­ American Hardware in Renssel­ ners were recently drawn, it was aer. announced by Edward Alger. Other prizes won were 32 Scott Account Supervisor of the groups Automatic Spreaders, 4 each at advertising agency. Robert S. the eight stores in the group. Cragin, Inc. of Schenectady, The4 winnersofthe Scotts spread­ First prize of a 8 HP Ameri­ ers from Hilchie's American Hard­ can Riding mower valued at ware Store in Delmar were: Ar­ $429.95 was won by Herman Gol­ mond DePuccio. Old River Road, fetto, 71 Main Str~et, Stamford. Glenmont; Joann LaFave. 7 Co­ New York. He was registered ventry Road, Glenmont; Donald thru his local American Hard­ . Struthers, 154 Delaware Avenue. ware ,Store in Stamford, New Delmar; and Dorothy Schanck, York, Eklund Lumber Co. 3 Clara A venue, Glenmont. area, accented with red there will be seating for catcher and hero of tbe Mets 14- guests. Ample parking for 85 inning win over the Houston As­ will be provided. tros. will be the star attraction Another popular feature at of a baseball clinic to be held at t.!cDo.nald's is a huge plate glass the Tri-Village Little League "'iJl"C'W·-w,,1I that gives customers Park, Kenwood Avenue on Mon­ clear view of everything that day afternoon. June 15. at 3:45 THIS WEEKEND ONL YI on in the kitchen. "The as- P.M. Players from all levels of of gleaming stainless Little League Ball are expected utensils, the assembly line to attend. Invitations have also 1/3 OFF and mixers, infra-red heat­ been extended to youngsters who on lamps and gold storage walls play in Babe Ruth and American especially interesting to Legion Ball. FIIVEST ~oJnelnal(ers," Me. Schubot said. IIV AREA week festivities will Roses a live broadcast from the Tuesday afternoon by Disc reg. $2.95 'n<'kpvs from WPTR and a con­ NOW $1.95 by the Village Volunteers CHOOSE FROM THESE: and Drum Corps on Wednes­ Crimson Glory - red Eclipse - yellow evening. The week will be New Yorker - red Pres. HOQver - multi-color liirnaJled by an appearance of Charlotte Armstrong - pink Goldilocks - yellow McDonald, famous tele­ The Doctor - pink Red Pinocchio - red clown, on Sunday after­ Peace - yellow Margot Koster - orange at 1:00 P.M. Blaze - red The new McDonald's is the CLIMBERS Climbing Peace .:...- yellow { in the Tri-Village area but White Dawn - white ninth in the Albany Market­ area. The 'nationwide chain Dyer. whose pinch hit drove in Every Garden Shoppe Rose Bush the Mets' winning run in the has been planted in larger than founded in 1955 and now . average fiber container. You get a Cliff-Hanger with Houston was POST & RAil. STOCKADE 1350 outlets in 48 states in­ , healthier, stronger plant. SPACED PICKET Hawaii. Additional out- born Don Robert Dyer in Dayton, are located in Canada and Ohio, broke into baseball in 1966 DAILY 8,30·6 P.M. SUNDAY 10·4 P.M. Rico. The chain has sold with Williamsport of the East· six billion hamburgers ern League. After service- with JUST 3 MINUTES FROM DELMAR' lince its founding and currently Greenville and Jacksonville, "Duf­ fy" was brought up to the Mets lurns out more than two million o day. in 1969. He led Arizona State Uni­ versity to victor in the 1965 Col­ I @atben ~boppt lege World Series after starring 439-1835 as a quarterback with the Cor­ Feura Bush Rd. \1ets Star at tez High School in Phoenix,. "Duf­ fy" is married with two young­ Glenmont Clinic sters and resides just a short "Duffy" Dyer, New York Mets' ride from Shea Stadium. THE SPOTLIGH PAGE 6 - June 11, 1970

The reason they sing most of the commercials is that they'd sound even sillier with· out music. • •• The "Abraham Lincoln," wrote a college freshman, "was born in a log cabin which he built with his own bands," Light • •• A politician divides his time between running for office and running for cover. • •• . By Bob}ackson Touch At Delmar Lumber we spend our lime serving your needs - from shutters to shelv­ ~ ing.

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340 Delaware Ave. . ALWAYS AMPLE Delmar. New York FREE PARKING Delmar Lumber Phone 439-9968 E SPOTLIGHT June 11, 1970 - PAGE 7 individual place settings. Mrs. Kenneth Burns, will have as her . PRICE GREENLEAF has assistants Mrs. Kenneth Treil­ appointed Senior Sales and ing, and Mrs. Raymond LaMoy. ISE,rvice Engineer in charge of the Mrs. Given Hynds will be in Atlantic states for Mor­ charge of Initiation of New Mem­ Machines Company, Port­ bers. Ore., manufacturer and dis­ ROSE BUSH kributor of pulp and stock prepar- New Officers Nathaniel Adams Blanchard Post, American Legion Auxil­ iary, elected these new officers for the coming year at the May Meeting: President Mrs. Robert Rosenfield; 1st Vice Pre­ !:'iident - Mrs. Eliver Palmer; 2nd Vice President - Mrs. Ann Carroll; Recording Secretary - Mrs. Rubert Smith; Correspond­ ing Secretary - Mrs. Donald· Smith; Treasurer - Mrs. Edwin Tyman; Chaplain - Mrs. Ken­ Buy One Rose at reg. price - Buy neth Burns; Historian - Mrs. the next at 1/2 Price. Charles Setzer; Sargent at Arms - Mrs_ Arthur Quinn. The Executive Committee for All Roses are Potted years is Mrs. Wm. Campbell, and in Mrs. Kenneth Burns and Mrs. Good Condition J. Cameron Brown, Jr. Wm. McCredie; for 2 years is In Flower and in Bud resident of. Delmar, N.Y., Mrs. Robert Broom, .. and Mrs. will he in charge of sales Robert White; for 1 year, Mrs. • Hybrid Teas Pennsylvania, western New Esther Cook. Mrs. Charles Set­ • Grandifloras New Jersey, Delaware, zer, Mrs. Frank Turner, and 1st • Floribundas IMar',land. West Virginia and Jr. Past Pres. Mrs. Herbert Haf­ • Climbers· according to Lance Crosby, ley. IM'Jrdien sales manager who an­ Inoun"ed Brown's appointment. Junior College Brown is a graduate of Ren­ sselaer Polytechnic Institute. of Albany Grads GERANIUM Rensselaer, N.Y .. and has work­ ed with the pulp and paper indus­ try for 15 years. He is a member Close-out SALE of the Paper Industry Manage­ ment Association, the Academy for Advancement of Science and REG. 89~ tbe American Society of Mechan­ ical Engineers. "Cameron Brown will add con· siderable strength to the Modern NOW 69~ im"rketingprogram," stated Cros· I by, "for he brings depth of ex per­ in flower and in 4 inch pots - Big Plants ,ience from a wide career in pro­ cess equipment." HOURS: 8 to 6 Mon. tIwu Sat. Supper Meeting Sunday: 10 to 4 The Nathaniel Adams B1an· chard Post, American Legion Auxiliary, will have a covered dish supper and business meet­ il ing Tuesday. June 16. at 6:30 of Mr. and Mrs. William O'Neil, 3 .....fCIl s... s SINe, '.~I" P.M. in the Post Rooms, Poplar Evelyn Drive, Delmar, New York, 14 Booth Rd.; Delmor (Off Delowore) Opposite A&P Drive, Elsmere. received an Associate in Arts FREE DELIVERY· PHONE HE 9-9212 Members are requested to Degree in the liberal Arts Pro­ bring their favorite casserole and gram. PAGE 8 - June 11, 1970 THE SPOTLlG

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Joan Ethel Gray, daughter of Mr. Mrs. James Gray, Sr., 58 Mt. Holyoke ~Ctfe"rv Avenue, Delmar, New received an Associate in Grads MORELOCK'S FISHING PREStRVE Degree in the Liberal Arts tiPrc,oram Why Nol Try Trout Fishing? • NO FISHINC LICENSE. TACKLE AVAILA£LE REQUIRED • NO ADMISSION FEE Well Stocked with 8"·14" Rainbow Trout No Trout under 8"-Pay only for Trout Caught. !lor Mu:imum Plea'$ure ami . Convenience, Reservations only. ,Call 1·584·4397

Ellen Price, daughter r. and Mrs. Edward Price, 14 Court, Delmar, New York, Ire,'ei',erl an Associate in Arts De­ Elementary Education ,en'Darar,nn Program.

rcia Anne Rings, daughter of r. and Mrs. John Rings, 497 ke"W()Dd Avenue, Delmar, New , received an Associate in Degree in the Liberal Arts

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IPet-;r Wood-burYSch~ap. son AMERICAN HARDWARE Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schaap. 7 Borthwick Avenue, Delmar, New MISS BARBARA S. RUBIN, daugh­ 235 DELAWARE AVENUE ,York, received in Associate in ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Ru­ DElMAR Applied SCience in the BUSiness bin, 100 Fernbank Avenue; SOCio­ 439-9943 Administration Program. logy major. PAGE 10 - June 11, 1970 T HE SPOT LlGH Hill, Route 144. Selkirk. New tions raised and resolved, posi­ Colgate Grads York on Sunday, June 14. 1970, tions taken, implications for pro­ at 2:00 P.M. gram implementation, and pre· Congressman Sam Stratton will sent reports on guidelines and be guest speaker. the impres­ conclusions r,eached. They will sive proper disposal of the Amer­ be assisted by consultants from ican Flag, Band Music and a free colleges, high schools, business huffet lunch. and the New York State Educa­ tion Department. Participants were selected on Receives the basis of the size and location of their programs as well as the Grant potential for program group in Robert A. Pierson, Coordina­ areas of the State where man­ tor of Distributive Education at· power needs are not being ade­ Bethlehem Central High Sehool. quately met in distrihu~ive and has been selected to receive a sales occupations. grant to participate in this sum· KIM M. CLARK. son of Mr. and ,mer's Inserviee Training work­ Mrs. Richard T. Clark, 112 Mos­ shop at SUNY at Albany. June Exam Results her Road, Delmar, was among 22·26. Senior business students at some 450 seniors who received The workshop, entitled State· Bethlehem Central High School Bachelor of Arts degrees at Col­ Wide Task Force Conference In have received their classifications gate University's 149th Com­ Distributive Education. is under earned on the Federal Civil Ser­ mencement on Sunday, May 3l. the direction of Reno S. Knouse vice Examination administered He received his degree cum laude EDMOND C. MAYBERRY, JR., of the SUNY A staff. Mary V. at the school on April 30. son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. May­ with honors in history. Marks. of the U.S. Office of Edu· Those who met the clerk-sten­ berry. 663 Delaware Avenue, Delmar, was among some 450 cation will be the Keynote speak­ ographer GS-3 or GS-4 rating seniors who received Bachelor Flag Day er and will identify the problems were: Kathy Beauregard, Kathy of Arts degrees at Colgate Uni­ present materials for review and Fitzgerald, Barbara Fryer, Mar­ versity's 1491:h Commencement Flag Day Services will be held suggest approac~es. The task ietta Garhartt, Margaret Has­ on Sunday, May 31. on the Lodge grounds at Cedar force groups will discuss ques- selwander, Kathy Herrington.

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This summer the Delmar and odist Church will have a week Vacation Church July 27-31. The classes will held for those entering kir"lc,,·. g"arten through sixth grade. Home hours will be 9: 15 to 11 :45 Monday through Friday. Ardie Nidel is director of Mortgage school. Edgar C. Schick, Jr. "Visit to a 46 Grossheck Place retently received his medical degree Small Planet" Loans from Cornell University Medi· cal College in New York City.

j VOOA~SV.LLE lfJ( GOD AND COUNTRY AWARD First Class Boy Scout Terry Newton will receive his God and Country Award at the 11 :00 worship service of e)lWtKA~1lHd'L~ the Delmar Methodist Church on Sunday, June 14. Terry worked for --I~ssoc'AT'ON seventeen months earning this award, doing various service projects 26 Main Street Voorheesville, New York 'for the churCh, taking part in youth activities and worship services, and learning about the world-wide activities of the church. Terry is the third boy this year to receive this award from the church. In the picture he is shown pinning a miniature of his award on his father's lapel while lb, Spotlight usas many pictures. If you talle newsworthy pictures, his mother looks on. Also shown is Rev. Charles Wolfe, associate pas­ ,ed them to: The Spotlight, 154 Delaware Awe .• Delmar. Be sure to tor of the church and director of the God and Country Award program .. quI.t "photo credit," if you'd like to be Identified I. the at the Church, who will present the award. Terry is the son of Mr. and PotalIrlllber. Mrs. James Newton, 27 Asperion Road, Glenmont. Photo credit: Carl Gordon HE SPOTLIGHT June 11, 1970 - PAGE 13 will present a production of Gore The play is a spoof on our self­ The play suggests that even would like to think. Vidal's "Vist to a Small Planet" importance as "earthlings," seen though mankind has many de­ Kreton, the "visitor," will be ob Thursday evening', June 18, throug'h the eyes of a "retarded" fects and is in the state of being played by John Lane and Scott at 8:00 P.M. at the church. There visitor from outer space, who primitive savages, yet we are Robertson. Zeina Azzam por­ is no admission charge. The play thinks of earth as a small planet, ·somehow "redeemable." Vidal trays Delton 4, who saves the is being presented by special ar­ in which no other person could also suggests to us that in spite earthlings from Kreton. Larry rangement with the Dramatist's be interested, but which he has of our technocracy, we are not Macomber is General Tom Po­ Play Service . adopted as a hobby of his own. quite as all-important as we wers while David Gazzetta serves

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• • PAGE 14 - June 11, 1970 as his West Point aide. Peter Michucl Kuwczak. Feura Bush, Collins plays the role of the tele­ N.Y. and Miss Christine Thurlow. 'vision news commentator with daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wes­ Nuncy Mullenneaux as his wife ley Thurlow, Jr.. Slingerlands. Reba. Susan Patton plays the N.Y. part of their daughter Ellen. Also a $50 bond was awarded Douglas Vail is her boyfriend.' to Miss Stephanie Sinnamon, The "boy farmer." Bradford daughter of Mr. & Mrs. David Logan portrays the Television L. Sinnamon, Delmar, N.Y. Technician. These awards were presented Scott Batchelor is the stu­ at the Awards Day assembly by dent director. Judy Larkin has Mrs. Juhn Van Amerongen, a worked on properties, and Don­ member of the Bethlehem Busi­ na Collier has worked on sound ness Women's Club. effects and Duncan Hay on light­ ing. Sets have been designed by Tennis Classes Churlene Hawkins, Mcli~sa Kull­ man. Bradford Logan. and Pris­ Tennis classes for women, cilla MacDonald. .under the direction of Don Camp, will begin on Monday. June 22. The women will be divided in­ Scholarships to two groups, beginners and in­ The Bethlehem Business Wo­ termediates, and will meet on REST PERIOD during American Red Cross Senior Life Saving en,,",'. men's Club has awarded scho­ Monday and Thursday mornings recently completed at the Senior High School pool. Eighty fi larships to the following two at the Bethlehem Central Senior dents graduated from this course for the largest total in any Am,er;·. ca'n Red Cross water safety course ever conducted here. Sixty of girls. who will graduate from High School. The course will last members of this class are now enrolled in the Water Safety Bethlehem Central High School for six weeks. course which will be completed at the high school on Thursday this June: Miss Bonnie Marie To sign up or get more infor­ ing, June 18, according to James H. Carnahan, director of the Kawczak..- daughter.. of Mr. &_------_ Mrs. mation, women may call Mrs. gram . .. • PADDOCK POOL BUILDERS • 116 Railroad Avenue Extension • • Albany, N.Y. 12205 • Tel. 459-3121

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programs in the county, or by Bethlehem will extend a welcome planned. Please plan Lo a~tend. graduate years, Jim plans a ca­ contacting the tournament chair· to the young players. reer in Medicine. man, T.S. Stevenson. 91 Murray Grad Avenue. Delmar. N.Y .. telephone Flower Show 439·1609. James Kevin Moore, son of Mr. Interested boys and girls are Meeting & Mrs. Charles Moore of 15 Fern­ The Delmar Progress Cluh Flo· reminded that the deadline for The Altar Rosary Society of hank Avenue, Delmar. is a memo wer Show for the community will receipt of entries is June 19. 7:00 St. Thomas Church, will hold ber of the graduating class of he held Friday and Saturday. P.M. their last meeting (or this sea· 1970 of the College of the Huly June 12 and 13 at t~e Delmar Opening ceremonies will be son Wednesday. June 17, after Cross, Worcester. Massachu­ Reformed Church. 386 Delaware held at 9:00A.M. on June 23 at the 7:45 P.M. mass in the church. setts. Jim was an active student­ Avenue. Mrs. Alfred L. Myron which Mayor Corning of Albany We will have "An Evening of and was a member of the Varsity and Mrs .•John Mather are Co­ and Supervisor Kohinke. Town of FI.:!l." with several s~rpri~es, Baskethall Team in his under· Chairmen of the Flower Show.

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POST SESSION VISIT - Students from the fifth grades in Hamagrael TIRE CORP. Elementary School were greeted recently during their visit to the State Capitol by State Senator Walter B. Langley. Although adjourned, the NEXT TO WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER students viewed both houses of the legislature and met with .their Sen- 3tor. The tour of the Capitol is included in the school's state govern­ 'flent study progra~. 935 CENTRAL AYE. PHOffE IV 204449 PAGE 18 - June 11, 1970 THE SPOTLtGH Visitors are invited to drop in anytime during these hours. For On Trip 33 Hudson Valley Girl Scouts further information or applica· . will leave on Monday, June 22, Thank You! tions, please call Mrs. D'Orazio. SHEAR by bus for a seven day educational Thank you one and all for at the "Y" - 434-7184. trip and tour of Williamsburg, making the annual book sale' Virginia and Gettysburg, Penn­ at the Bethlehem Public Li­ sylvania. Adult chaperones in­ brary such a success. Your FARM clude ML and Mrs. William contrihutions were great and Ward, Schenectady, and Mrs. the music of your buying quar­ Flags - Flags Leo Brown, Stuyvesal1t Falls. ters was even greater. Which COUNTRY Mrs. Ward serves as District reminds us - good news for -Flags Director of the Hudson Valley the young mother who left The tremendous display of Girl Scout Council; Mr. Ward with eleven volumes of a set Ameril'ail flags in the Tri­ is an instructor at Mohonasen of Dickens; the twelth volume STORE Village area on Memorial Day High School and Mrs. Brown a turned up in another spot. So was mo~t heartening. The registered nurse and Girl Scout - if you will drop by the li­ Blanchard Post 1040. Ameri­ leader. brary you may pick up the elu­ can Legion, wishes to thank The group will stop overnight sive book and then have a full one and all for their cooper­ at Girl Scout camps or motels set of Dickens. ation. Flag kits are again avail­ and will do some cooking of able after 3:40 P.M. at the meals. The last of three Saturday Post. Elsmere Ave. and Pop­ training sessions will be held lar Drive for $3.50 complete on June 6 at Camp IS-SHO-DA. Field Trip with six ft. jointed aluminu,m In addition to this 'summer The Carvel Ice Cream store pole or from Flag Chairman camping program the Hudson at 222 Delaware Avenue in Del­ George Reeber. 524 Kenwood Valley Girl Scout Council is spon­ mar sponsored its first educa­ Ave., Delmar, phone 439- soring a western bus trip and a tional field trip on the manu­ EVERYTHING 5910. trip to the Girl Scout Cabana in facturing process of ice cream. Remember to display your Mexico this summer and fall. The first class to participate flag June 14 and July 4th. Among the parti~ipants going were first graders from the Del­ FROM will be Ruth Fein, Voorhees· mar Elementary School and their ville. teacher Mrs. Florence Allen. The A to Z

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.. Engine Tune·up BOSTON - The Christian SCience Church Center now rising in Bos­ .. Front End Alignment ton's Back Bay will provide a focal point for new and exciting church .. Automatic Trans- mission Service' buildings surrounded by the changing metropolitan skyline. Thou­ sands of Christian Scientists from around the world are meeting this .. Modern Equipment .. Skilled Mechonics week at The Mother Church (left), while construction moves forward on the project designed for The First Church of Christ, Scientist, by I. M. Pei and Partners. A new Sunday School (foreground), a 26-story Administration Building (under cranes at far right) and a five-story BAILEY'S GARAG Colonnade Building adjoining The Christian Science Publishing Socie­ Phone Delmar fiE 9-1446 ty headquarters (beyond church tower) will be reflected in a pool on the Oakwood Rd., Elsmere' central plaza, which has been build over an underground garage. On the perimeter of the Church Center many high-rise apartments and office buildings are planned or are in progress under private development. HE SPOTLIGHT June ll, 1970 - PAGE 21

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• SHOES Carnahan's wilderness paddlers passing through the locks on the Sar­ • U.S. KEDS anac River. • Men's, Women's & Kids' SANDALS from $3.95 spring and will be retul'ning there as a part time assistant in row: Mary Bidell, Tina Cross, the field of physical education Tee De Flu mer, Liz Healy, Nina and acting as diving' cuac~, has Jarmolych, Stacy Hines, Robin joined the staff fur the trips. He Keyes, Lynn Macdonald, Patty DELMAR BOOTERY will be spending his tenth sum­ VanDecar, Doreen Walsh, Kathy Four Corners Jack Leonardo, Prop, HE 9-1111 mer glliding through the wilder­ Willcox, Robin Ya,l,ruda, and Bar- Shoe Rebuilding by Foctory Method ness, lakes and mountains of the bara Zwack. At their "Court of Adirondacks and Canada. Awards" besides the Sign of the I~======~======:::;~ The first trip will be held on Arrow, the girls were also given the week of July HI starting on the balance of their badges which ~~e~ 9DU e4DD4e 9DU~ Sunday at Lung Lake and finish­ they had earned for this year. d4t~e4 ... tefHefHCe~ ... ing on Saturday at Saranac Vil­ Certificates of appreciation \vere lage. given to two mothers: to Mrs. Ya­ Follo\ving five one week glJda who was Troop Committee THERE'S NOTHING LIKE Adirondack trips, a 12 day trip Chairman and had also accom­ for experienced paddlers will panied the troop on mo:-;t of their A NAME! be taken in the Algonquin Park trips including the overnight; to of Canada, where the trippers Mrs. Jarmolych who was cookie THE NAME'S will journey over 100 miles in chairman for both of the cookie THE THING.,. road less Canadian Area. sales held this year. VAN HEUSEN Information about the trips Brownie Troops #122 and #583 LONDON FOG may he ohtained by cailing or of Slingerlands held a joint "Fly­ McGREGOR the ramous names writing either to James H. Car­ up" ceremony on June 1st. The PLEETWAY (PAJAMAS) you'll see in Ihe nahan, 10 Wiggand Drive, Glen­ flag ceremony was conducted by ROBERT BRUCE terrific selection mont, 436-9119 or James Wolf­ JAY MAR ISlacks) give members of Junior Troop or labels you choose gang, 36 Mariette Place, Albany, 116. HICKOK 438·8794. The Slingerlands Girl Scouts CRICKETEER rrom."here. These wish to publicly thank McDon­ (Suits & jackets) are the flnest in aids Hamburgers who so kindly STANLEY BLACKER men's clothes .. , supplied orange drink for a num­ SWANK (Jewelry) known ror years or WITH THE ber of occasions, the most recent ROOSTER ITies) quality and styling. GIRL being the over-nig~t at Camp J­ Shu-Da. SCOUTS Mrs. Julia Bedell is conduct-­ Come see Ihem.,soon. ing a lO hour First Aid Course Junior Troop 116 of Slinger­ for Normanskill Girl Scout lead­ 99 DELAWARE AYENUE lands had their last meeting of ers. It is scheduled to begin some­ ELSMERE, N.Y. ,the current year. The wrap-up time in June and will be given at , for them was really their "over­ the Slingerlands Community Phone 4~9.321e : night" at Camp I-Sho-Da on May Church. 24 when the following girls, were The girls of Junior Troop #431 honored with the Sign of the Ar- - Delmar - are excitedly await- ~'SWEAR >" "m '" '"I

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We don'llhink an ad alone can sell vou com­ plelelv on Citroen. Bul a lesl drive will. lei n~:Cilroen us give vou one. ThaI's pari of our- funclion. Driving is believing. Test drive CITROEN al: Authorized SOlles, •• Parts & Service PRICES FROM CARMICHAEL CITROEN $3,480 to $10,000+ 347 Washington Ave., Albany, N.Y. 12206 - Tel. 465-3424 HE SPOTLIGHT June J 1, 1970 - PAGE 25 A. Copeland. Albany; Mrs. James Student speakers were Miss E. Kent, Guilderland. Darryl Hotaling, an Executive Secretarial major from Colonie and James Davis, a Marketing­ Retailing student from North Adams, Massachusetts. Assistance Miss Hotaling predicted her Sought address on ABC's motto - "To have knowledge is my honor." A Selkirk family suffered The Colonie student told the tragedy early Friday morn­ gathering "ABC students were ing when fire leveled the traditionally more concerned home and completely destroy· with getting an edueation rather ed all possessions of the Al­ than joining protest marches." fred Leonard family of Jeri­ "Concern with our education cho Road, Selkirk. Mr. and was our primary obligation at Mrs. Leonard, who with their this point," Miss Hotaling noted. son, Rick, are employed at the adding that "ABC's approach to & Elsmere A P are popularly protest came through intelligent known to the shoppers there discuo;sions during time set aside as "Jake" and "Joan", Joan in the elassroom." was awakened by smoke and Miss IIotaling advised "com­ flames at 2 A.M. and she and munication, not violence, is the her husband led their five answer." She called for a lower­ children ranging in ages from ing of the voting age and at the 6 19 As. the father to to safety. same time, urged her classmates exited the window with his and the "silent majority" to com­ six year old son the roof col­ municate "our thoughts" to the lapsed. An appeal is being nation's leaders. made to the community to Mr. Davis reminded his listen" assist the Leonards in any­ ers "It is in our hands to con­ way possible. such as clothing strivtively chang-e rather than in good condition, household. to destructively tear down that effects or financial support. which our rieh heritag-e has en­ For such a" hard-working fam­ dowed to our great nation." ily and well liked by all this Noting that academic instru­ would be greatly appreeiated. Tall Timber Country Club mentation at Albany Business For all replies please con­ College "taug'ht us how to make tact - Mrs. Sandra Frey, a living and how to live as mature announces a limited number of 14 Mill Road, Delmar, N.Y. citizens," the North Adams 439·4436. speaker suggested a more mature SWIM Memberships approach to the problems of to­ day. are available at their Speakers at SUPERB SWIM CLUB ABC Meeting in Slingerlands Constructive rather than de­ The Ladies' Auxiliary of the structive changes through matur­ Delmar Volunteer Fire Depart· for information ity and the admonishment to ment will meet at 8 P.M. tonight, communicate highlighted com­ June 11, at the fire hOLlse. mencement addresses delivered Call HE 9-3392 by two student speakers at Al­ bany Business College's 113th graduation exercises on June 6 Summer School at Chancellor's Hall, New York Vladimir Dokoudovsky, hal­ State Education Department, let ma~ter from Carnegie Hall Albany. has completed plans for the third About 800 family memhers and ballet summer sl'hool in Alhany friends watched 228 young men (LlIudonvilie area). The program and women receive diplomas will run for three \veeks with in Accounting, Data Processing, daily l'!a~ses, July 27-Aug. 14, Marketing-Retailing and Secre­ using the faeilities of Saint Agnes tarial majors from one of the na­ School. tion's oldest private higher busi­ Six levels of training will be ness education institutions. offered. PAGE 26 - June 11, 1970 THE SPOTLIGH tro Kari Karnokaski, who at pre­ sent is ballet master to Helsinki SEE THE NEW 70'S Opera Company in Helsinki, . 'AT 770! Finland. THE CHALLENGER - -- ...... Strawberry Festival The annual Strawberry Festival sponsored by the Slingerlands Volunteer Fire Department will be held Fri­ day and Saturday, June 12 and eadquarters for 13 from 5 to 11 P.M. Fun, games and prizes. The Festival will be held at the fire house. Route 85. New ·FATHER'S DAY A complete curriculum of Scotland Road, Slingerlands. dance subjects will be taught every day. These include classi­ GRAPUATES cal ballets, adagio (pas de deux), character, modern, and authentic spanish dance, bolh Flamenco Drivers Needed BRIDAL GIFTS -and Classical Spanish as well Increased transportation re­ (AND ATTENDANTS) as caste nets. quirements and the departure of The artist teachers who taught many volunteer drivers for sum­ Delaware Plaza Shop. Ctc.' the classes last summer have mer vacation has brought about HE 9-9665 been requested to return. The a critical need for additional faculty was headed hy Dokoudov­ volunteer drivers for the Albany sky, teacher of master classes Area Chapter, American Red in Albany un Sunday afternoon Cross motor unit, according to for the past two years. Mr. Dok­ Samuel B. Weiss, unit chairman. oudovsky, is ballet master of Mr. Weiss said drivers are ur­ Ballet Arts Srhool in Carnegie gently needed because regular Hall. where he tearhes six days motor services to the area has a week. He came to Albany at re­ been compounded because of the quest of area dance teachers. increasing numbers of requests pupils and their parents. Also from other volunteer agencies ELSMERE-AT- THE-LIGHT PHON E 439-2613 on the faculty is Mme. Nina Stro­ asking for additional motor unit Parking right in front of the store ganova, faculty member of Ballet missions and the numerous blood arts from Denmark who was a delivery responsibilities for the ballerina with American Ballet rj SPECIAL Northeastern New York Red Theater. Ballet Russe de Mont~ Cross Blood Program which ser­ SUPREMJ OLD GRAND-DAD AD'S DAY Carlo and in concert performanc­ vices 32 hospitals in 13 counties. l'

BOTTLE' of dance at University of Kansas, urged to contact either Mr. Weiss I will return to teach an academic or Mrs. Walter Lantz at the AI-, classes as well as character danc-· bany Red Cross 462-7461. es from full length traditional ballets. An invitation to corne once Conservation OR again has been extended to Maes- YOUR Comments CHOICE CANADIAN IT'S PEACHY By Paul M. Kelsey 1F.':m~U~:F. ,1'<, Regional Conservation OF ;.t~~ _ .Jl~A. TEN"N"E8SEE Educator "OVlB:IBK.EY PEACH· Fall Hunting Being Determin­ ICE CREAM Gift Wrapping and Bows ed Now . 'at the A little rabbit, not much big­ ger than a minute, has taken up If in doubt, give a Q1!arters just outside my garden. Gift Certificate TOLL GATE and is dining on my'- freshly set HE SPOTLIGHT June 11, 1970" PAGE 27

out broccoli. One or the other is her plan of operation, this 80 per­ Phone HE 9-4946 g-oing to have to go - and at this cent turnover in the population writing it looks as though it will of rabbit and pheasant sized ani­ probably be the broccoli. mals was important. For smaller The first litters of cottontails animals such as mice, the turn­ are on their own already, and are over is much greater, while for ,DRESSES Est. 1932 • DELMAR, N.Y. beginning to show along the the larger ones as the fox and edges of the roads in the morn­ deer it is less. UNIQUE GIFTS ing. The second litters are hid­ Weather is one of the biggest ve $-$~. den away in their nests, and Mol­ influences on the success or fail­ ly Cottontail is prohably already ure of the breeding season. Cold 'Factory Used Cruisers carrying her third litter. With rains, particularly during late Direct To You 22' Cabin Cruiser a little bit of luck she may have May and June, can cause high 75 HP Mercury '$1499 some 20 young before she quits mortality among very young All Sizes . Tandem Trailer for the season. birds and animals. The same 27' Chris-Craft Seaskiff, perf. What suunds like 'a beagler's weather occurring while eggs are RAVENA 25' Owens, needs work $49~ dream could fall far short of being incubated may have no ef­ 25' Chris-Craft Cavalier, clean 25' Trojan Cruiser, sleeps 4 expectations when the chips are fect as long as the next is in a lo­ DRESSES­ 36' Sedan Cruiser, lots of room down and the dogs unleashed this cation that is safe from flooding. 25' Cabin Cruisr. nds wk $199 fall. Muther Nature is a notorious Even freezing weather does not MFG. CO. 42' Cabin Cruisr, nds wk $199 overproducer to compensate for adversely affect eggs being incu­ 31' Trojan Flybridge, immac. Located on 9W, Ravena, N.Y. all the pitfalls which face the bated, though incomplete clutch­ low Down ~ayment approximately 500ft. No. of Final')c~ Balancf!! wild youngsters. es of unprotected eggs may be Rt. 143 next to Ed's Diner 6 wk del. on 47' Houseboat While the outdoorsmen's frozen, reducing the bruod size Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 10-6 One Sold - one to Go thoughts are turned to fishing,­ that finally hatches. Phone 756-8926 New 12' Aluminum Boats $99 the success of this fall's hunt­ Since the amount of sunlight 14' FIBREGlASS BOAT, 40 h.p. Johns. ing season is being determined in triggers. )he hormone changes -elect. exe. Boat trailer. $999 the field and forest. In a normal GERRY FINKE'S MARINE which start the ·breeding season, fall, four out of five small game Open 7 days - Coeymans 756-6111 most birds of the same species birds and animals are young of start nesting within a very short the year. A little more, or a little period. Should bad weather less success rearing young can strike just as these nests were make a great deal of difference in hatching the effect on the survi­ Suspense the total population that is in the val of young could be catastro­ field when the hunting season phic. opens. By the next breeding sea­ Mother Nature's means of son most of them will have disap­ spreading out hatching dates may peared for one reason or another. at first appear to be· a tragedy When Mother Nature drew up itself. The random destruction of nexts by coons, crows, 'possums, . squirrels and chipmunks causes DID YDUR HDME HAVE . renesting which gives a much A RDUGH WINTER? safer distribution of hatching dates. '~# The spring fire Season, coming How to Steer Use the Hydra-Kelly Painting. Mutual of Omaha's a Safe Course System. 25 years painting "know· how" behind this op­ Wild Kingdom Protect your boat. eration. PEONY TIME! Insure against finan .. Acres of Flowers in Blo:.m starring Marlin Perkins cial 108s. ROGER SMITH Red - Pink - Whiie PAINT AND WALLPAPER Japanese & Single Peonies 7:00p.m. Sunday MARINE $1.00 Up in color, NBC Channel 6 H. W. BLENIS FREE! Iris to each I INSURANCE FARM 80 GARDEN SUPPLIES Customer J. J; KEARNS Mountain Rd., Ravena, N.Y. IRIS - 500 Varieties in AGENCY • Scotts Lawn Seed & bloom - large clumps 792 Central Ave" AI bony Frank G. $ 1.00 Up Fertilizer 489- 7421 • Ortho Insecticides CUT FLOWERS _ 65¢ doz. Representing Coburn, Inc •. • Garden Tools 283 Walhington Ave. CEDAR HILL Albany, New York • Peat Moss & Coco Phone Albany'HO 3·4277·8·9 Shell Mulch. IRIS GARDEN • Purina Horse & Dog Rt. 14.. - Cedor Hi!! - Selkirk Food OPEN DAILY TILL DARK Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company PAGE 28 ..: June 11, 1970 THE SPOTLIGH

just as the first cottontails are be held at the New American born and the first grouse and LeKion Home in Elsmere on Sa­ pheasant eggs are laid, can have turday, June 13. The American DID YOU REAL ESTATE a local impact. This year, how­ Legion will serve one of its fa­ KNOW Specializing in ever, with the snow staying so mous home sLyle roast beef din­ long and the green coming out so ners and dancing will be provid­ DELMAR - ELSMERE & w. Offer SPt.:I

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PAIGN LEADERS - Honorary Campaign Chairman William W. left, Albany YMCA President from 1943-1949, studies archi- Linindoll Pest Control i of the new YMCA addition. Drawing is held by "Y" Pre- i Douglass C. Coupe, center, and General Campaign Chairman ,)09 So .. Peart Sf. mes H. Martin. Albony, N.Y. 12202 Tel. 462-6791 out constructiye youth approximately 75 per cent the in­ IPr'O!(T·am,s. That's what the T tervening 11 years, and a drastic overcrowding of programs has "I am confident." Coupe added. resulted. at community members will The new building. scheduled generous in helping us meet for completion in 1972. will rank campaign goal." with YMCA's in cities of Albany's The building expansion pro­ size anywhere in the world - and which will provide an addi- it will enable many more child­ 23,000 square feet of acti- ren throughout Albany County space, will include modern to benefit from wholesome "Y" rooms, a large new gymna­ programs. social and game rooms, woodworking shop, art and rooms, and other facilities les"entia! to youth activities. A Wins Prize ·parking area and a new Sydney T. Jones, Jr. president IWasllin:~tcm Avenue entrance of Hudson Valley Paper Co. in also included in the program. Alhany, has won top prize in the The YMCA's State Street la­ Hammermill Paper Company's was first occupied by the management contest. The prize: in 1949, and a de­ a choice of one of four 21-day later the addition of a phy­ vacation trip for two to Europe, plant, including gymnasium the Caribbean, Latin and South locker rooms, provided some America or the Far East. In addi­ TREESCA'PE for expansion. However, tion, the award includes a choice membership has increased by ARBORICULTURA L THE MOON ANSWERING RESTAURANT SERVICES SERVICE ITALIAN & AMERICAN Pruning· Tree Removal· Tree Surgery· Feeding· Cabling Business & Professional . CUISINE Bracing. Planting· Vista Cutting' Woodlot Improvement 24 HI. Emergency Service • Free Estimates , TelephoRe Exchange Our Reputation Is As 24 hours a day 'HigbAs' . '. '~14. SI;~"' ..d,, N'Y'12159.~ The Moon H.C. Macintosh _ 482.5229 7 Call 268-272 Delaw8l'll Ave. lif no answer 439·3552) 'AIba.n]c . .. 439-4981 The people who care about your trees and you. PAGE 32 - June 11. 1970 ALBANY LUGGAGE SHOP------, Nelson A. Rockefeller, and State and local officials who expressed concern over the of availahle mortgage loans. Hollis E. Harrington, Presidentll of the State Bank of

usually high proportion So high in Fashion ... So light in weight available funds to our m,>rt~"'"ell program, we recognize The choice of discrim~nating ·travelers current demand for residentialll Distinguished for its uncompromising stand­ loans makes it _necessary to ard of quality and custom styling. Ventura extraordinary measures and can be packed .'til it bulges; yet clothes won't. are glad to do so." crush. Flexible sides give with the load. Scuff The 10 per cent increase resistant "Dura-vinyl" with structural alumi­ mortgage lending will hring num "dura-frames." State Bank of Albany's mortgage portfolio to Sydney T. Jones, Jr. $107 million. Of this figure, $70 million will be in re:sidential of one of four eompieteiy equipped mortgages. 1970 autos. Hudson Valley Paper Mr. Harrington said the has been a distributor of Ham­ new home mortgage policy mermill products for more than effedive immediately and 50 years, and Jones was selected the bank's 31 offices are ready from among 125 competitors in to serve builders and the contest as the result of in­ tive home owners. creased sales. The State Bank of pledge was made in support a nalion-wide drive by the Increase . ican Bankers Association to Pledged crease the amount of money available for residential The State Bank of Albany has housing. pledged to increase its home mortgage lending by 10 percent over last year's level. The bank's decision \vill provide approxi­ mately $11 million in mortgage money this year to builders and home buyers in the region, with over $6 million of those funds re­ presenting the increase over the 1969 leveL (A) TRAIN CASE 40.00 The bank also announced 'it (B) HAT-O-NITE 40.00 was liberalizing some down pay­ (C) LADIES' JR. PULLMAN 50.00 ment requirements to enable (D) 27" JUMBO PULLMAN 60.00 more people to qualify for home mortgage. (E) SHOULDA TOTE 29.50 The bank's actions were an· nounced in a letter to Governor Throw Away The Keys When You Travel With VENTURA No more worrying about lost keys. Set your own personal Don't Miss Our combination on some easily remembered number, your BAKE SALE birthday, home address or lucky number. Sat., June 20, 1970 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. Jerusalem Reformed Church John S. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jones 3rd, 111 Feura Bush Marlboro Road, Delmar, is one of Everythi~g homemade: 32 men at Denision University, Granville, Ohio, chosen to be a SHOP 515 Broadway Bread ~ Rolls ~ Pies student adviser to the incoming Cakes - Doughnuts Open Thurs. evening to 9 freshman next fall. Mr. Jones is Cookies,- Cupcakes a sophomore. SPOTLIGHT June 11, 1970 - PAGE 33

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ALTERA TIONS CARPET INST ALLED INSTRUCTIONS . ALTERATIONS AND se:"log. 439·1270. It:: new or repairs. HE IRENE'S alterations & sewing INTERIOR CLASSIQUE DANCE SCHOOL 1783 evenings. corner of 2nd and Delaware 154 A Delaware Avenue Ave., Albany, 4B2-167B, 765-2927. DECORATING 4t625 Carpet Sales and Installation CHILDREN AND ADULTS Also Drapes, Slipcovers, PRIVATE OR GROUPS APPLIANCES Furniture and Upholstery, All types of Dance and Exercise MASONS INC .. QUALITY MASONRY Will come to your home'for 439-~331 Mrs. B. Follett Free Estimates - Samples Fireplaces. Brick. Block Bob Sowers' BETTINA HUGHES Plastering bELMAR APPLIANCE 872-1637 - 465-1133 INTERIOR DECORATING Complete Line of A. loux - 439- 3434 iNTERIOR Decorating - Delmar R. Tice - 482-1470 RCA Victor - Whirlpool . Decorators, Delaware Plaza. Cali 439-4130. tf. CLEANING SERVICE 'PLASTER repairs. Call R. 439-1947. Sales & Service LOCHMOOR Window Cleaning Co. JEWELRY Resident and office mainten-' 239 Delaware Ave., .Delmar ance, complete. 489-0121 or 489- EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY Phone 439-6723 2474. tf repairs. Diamond setting, engrav­ ing, "",edding and engagement rings, reasonable. Your trusted ORAPERIES jeweler. LeWanda, Delaware; BIKES Plaza Shopping Center. HE 9- 9885. tf DRAPERIES - custom made, RALEIGH home service, fabric selection, estimates, bedroom ensembles. KENNELS BICYCLES Barbara Schoonmaker. 872- OB97. 9t730 KRIS-KEW KENNELS, ·Rt. 9-W, Part' aMd I.CCf"onn Glenmont, grooming, boarding, ,.. special weekend rates. TLC. DRIVER TRAINING 767-3485. 4t72 A & Service at Chester'S Car Service & Gaul's ALL ALBANY AUTO ACADEMY LANDSCAPING Flat Rock Rd., Clarksville, -66 No. Lake Ave., Albany 768-2013. Beginners - Intermediates LAWNS mowed. shrubs trimmed. ORIENTAL RUGS ' Class!oom Instruction Available 462-6251 4t611 Tuesday, Thursday - 6 to 9 OVER 2000 new & used Orientals DOHERTY and Dibernardo land­ Sizes from l'x2' to 15'x30'. Roon Saturday - 9 to noon scaping, design and installation. sizes from 5195,00. Complete Lin CARS AVAILABLE FOR Call·438-6717. 4t72 of Broadloom carpetings. Wash ROAD TESTS ing & repairing of oriental rug by Native expert. Kermani 0 BLACKTOP . ~tandard & Automatic lAWNMOWER~ Schenectady, Stop 3, Albany Call H02-J Schenectady. N.Y. EX 3-6884 0 MARIANI, blacktop driveways, IV 2-0457. t expertly installed, also Jennite sealer. New lawns a specialty. FEN~ING L AWNMOWE RS - 489:F~0. 13tB27 PAINTING ALL TYPES wood fenCing, free SHARPENED& REPAIRED LUIZZI Bros., Blacktop, paving, delivery. E. M. Cameron Corp., & PAPERHANGING ' parking lots, driveways, garage 1101 Central Avenue, Albany. LAWN i30Y & TORO floors, sidewalks. Free estimates. 459-3441. 4t618 .INTE·RIOR· and exterior paintin 869-'"6973. 34t1112. SALES & SERVICE also paperhanging. Frank Sa1i bury. Days HE 9-5527; night FERTILIZER Open: 8-9 HE 9-1355. CARPENTRY EXTERIOR and interior paintin 439-3139. 4t7 CARPENTRY, stairs, door~, -win­ . PURE ground chicken manure for Taylor & Vadney VOGEL painting contractor. Inte dows, general repairs. Call 6-B spreader, lawn & garden. HE 9- lor, exterior painting, paperhan P.M. 756-2019. !f 1336. Bt618 303 Central Ave., Albany ing. Free estimates. Guarantee CARPENTRY - Masonry - Land­ HE 49183 Insured. Jim. HE 9-9718 or Joh HO 3-7162. 4t1 scaping. Complete home repair Furnllure Ref,nlShmg Pick-up and service. No job too small. Call Cliff Long. 482-6053. 4t72 REPAIRING, refinishing furni- GENERAL REPAIRS, remodeling, ture, antiQue restored. French. EXPERT stairs, bookcases, playrooms.' 638 Broadway, Rensselaer. HE 4- AI's Lawnmower Arthur Molle. HE B-7165, IV 9- 0633. 4t625 HOUSEPAINTING BY 2202. 7t625: Repair LOCAL TEACHERS HOME IMPROVEMENT 768-2856 • Our SIXTH YEAR fREE PICK-UP & DElNER, ANTIQUES WIVES TAKE NOTE, Homeown­ • Reasonable Rates er's services - light construc­ 2·DAY SERVICE bought and sold at the tion, home repairs, remodeling, • Fully Insured IWorkman's Sign of !he painting, etc. - No iob too small.. SPRING SPECIAL Camp. & Liability Jim Rulison, Steve Johnson. PUT YOUR lAWNMOWER Coffee Mill 767-9001. 4t72 • FREE Estimates IN PERFECT CONDITION • 100% Guarantee for 2 years Jeanne Van Hoesen ~ ,\,,,.11,,,1;1 C'I'""";I".'.'I,, FOR ONLY $10. Call Bill Alexander at 67 Adams PI., Delmar TUNE, LUBRICATE, SHARPEN .j 39-1 021 . ~~ Tell The Woddlll I NECESSARY 439·9791 --~--~------.... ---.... --~ E SPOTLIGHT Jooe II, 1970 - PAGE 41

AUTHORIZED DEALER SEPTIC TANK SERVICE RESIDENTIAL DELMAR SANITARY CLEANERS SUMMER Service Tri-Village area over 20 ~ COOLEY years. HE 9-1412. tf PAINTING NORMANS KILL Septic' Tank Cleaners. We install" dry wells, VOLKSWAGEN FIVE BC TEACHERS septic tanks. drain fields. 767- (i;J ~:~:;~: 9287. tf Fully Insured. Experienced CORP. Reference. D. L. CHASE Exterior, Interior Painting 12 min. from Delmar SIGN PAINTING Painting 439-9525 • 439-9155 ervice While You Wait 756-8669 SIGN painting plus letteflng and Guaranteed Used Cars Contracto.' posters. Expert workmanship, reasonable. 872-1734. 4t72 PAINTING, exterior, experienced 283·2902 EXTERIOR reasonable rates. Steve Bolduc. 439-2339 or Rich Ristau, 439- on u.s. 4 at Defreestville SPE~IALIST 1939. St19 SLIPCOVERS Troy-East Greenbush Rd. ::'ornplete :-;IJinting Service SLIPCOVERS pin fitted, self welt PERMANENT WAVING free estimates Rita Hennemann. Phone Evenings 872-0070. 12t625 SPECIALIZING in Breck, Realis­ , 768-2069 tic Rayette and Caryl Richards permanents, hair tinting anrl bleaching. MEL.E'S BEAUTY TELEVISION REPAIRS i"H'ED[EY'" PAINTING, Interior, exterior, free SALON. Plaza Shopping Center. estimates, satisfaction guaran­ HE 9-4411. tf GLENMONT TRANSISTOR SPE­ teed. Paul. 439-5045 or Tom 439- CIALITY SERVICE - We ser­ Good Selection 2254 4t611 vice table, auto, clock radiOS. phonographs, televisions. Phone INTERIOR, exterior qainting and PICTURE FRAMING _ 462-9411 until 10 P.M. closed Of Value-Rated paperhanging, also alterations Wednesdays. (top Quality) free estimates. Es­ CUSTOM picture framing. Delmar 4t618 tablished 1942. James Lenney. Decorators, Delaware Plaza .. Used Cars HO 2-2328 tf Call 439-4130. tf ' DON VOGEL exterior, interior TENNIS painting, paperhanging, fully in­ PIANOS sured. HE 4-8370 - IV 9-7914 TENNIS rackets restrung. machine. 15t79 PIANOS - Arnold Gillesoie. piano violins repaired Lacy, 3 Becker HEDLEY . PAINTING, exterior, three col­ technician. Knight, Krakauer, Terr. 439-9739. 4t72 CAUILLA(" AI 01.D5., INC. lege seniors, Greg Drew, 439- Kawai, Harpsichords. Fine key­ 4477, Bruce O'Connell, 439-3318, board instruments. By appoint­ 515 RIVER ST. and John Pellettier, 439-3913, re­ ment.393-9026. 8t716 JROY 452"4220 ferences, reasonable. Call after TREE REMOVAL 5. 4t625 PRINTING

BUSINESS and social printing Care for your Trees? PATIO-CARPORT typing - offset - letterpress. Fast service. R. G. Duplicating Ser­ WE DO! vlce,_ 439-9489 4t611 get the highest possible quality for your Fully Insured: sh opp i ng do II al!! Printing & Moiling S300,000 personal S50,000 Property All WORKMEN INSUREO ALL ALUMINlJrA CONSTRUCTION OFFSET Printir1g - Mailing Ser­ (Certificate Upon Request) vice - Mimeographing, Typing. G. Bloodgood - Mimeo Ser­ "'" beam understrucf'J.e. white t.r wrought iron posts, 56 Ibs. per sq. ft. vice. Delmar, N.Y. 439-3383. tf ASSOCIATED '. snow load. Building Code approyed. Cl'1dit JlY".1iL1,ble. ROOFING TREE SERVICE ANY SIZE!!! A ROOF by Shay Home Improve­ 463·5311 WI!' Service What We .ell ment Co. is there to STAY, pro­ perly installed, priced right, fully guaranteed. 439-2942. 4t625 ROOFING - painting, by college TREE SERVICE • PLAIN SCREEN men with 4 years experience, rea­ • GLASS and SCREEN sonable. Free estimates. 439- HERM'S Tree Service. Call IV 2~ • SELF CONTAINED 1054. 4t625 5231. tf • JALOUSIES Alsa available in whita SHINGLE, flat. hot asphalt. painting. emer­ acrylic finish, gency repairs Richard Martin. 765- ~468 evenings 8t625 H&M --, COMPLETE roof service. residen­ tial work our speCialty. Tri-City Contracting. 439-3139. 4t72 I TREE SERVICE I RUBBISH REMOVAL We Con Enclose Any Type of Patio Tree removal and trimming Concrete Work Available ROBERT CASWELL rubbish re­ • Fully Insured. THESE UNITS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY moval satisfaction guaranteed. ALBANY ALUMINUM LIMITED Monthly rate $3. 439-4011, 439- CUSTOM ALUMINUM 5096. 4t61' I I AWNINGS AVAILABLE. I H02-0297 I 482-9396 C!tLL~:L~~CT 434.1261 SCISSORS SHARPENED free estimate ~REE ESTIMATE: ALBANY no obligation SCISSORS sharpened, 8 pairs L ..J 163 LARK ST. med. sIze. $3. Also Pink shears, saws. lawnmowers, knives. Call­ ALBANY, N.Y. 12210 TREESCAPE Arboricultural Ser­ ALUMINUM LTD. ed for and delivered. 439-5156, if. vices. H. C. Macintosh. Box 14. no answer. call 439-3893. tf. I. Slingerlands. 462-5229. 8t730 PAGE 42 - June ", '970 THE SPOTLIG

GARAGE SALE - Sat. June 13t 9 A.M., 7 Salisbury Road, Delma A-1 COMPLETE Some antiques, clothing. sam interesting items. (Neighbo ing group). TREE SERVICE BOOKS make the best gift, R member Dad and the graduat with a book. The Book Mar Division of Bookshop, Route 4, Defrees vilie, 283·6144. 2t61 Northern Tree Service ALUMINUM, double window, sma Corp. panes, triple track, 6 ft. widt x 52 inches. $25. 439-1825. • • • PRACTICALLY new wool carp and padding. 12' x 20' 3". 43 Quality Work at 4570. Reasonable Rates HOUSE full of furniture for sal 439-6417. 785-1261 TIRES - 2 Firestone Nylon Cor 8.25·14. Excellent - minimu tread 3/16" plus - 4 ply replace BROWNIE'S Tree Service tree -8:001 14 --$35 pr. ~ 439-2357. stump removal. insured. 4tH GE range and dishwasher sin combination, reasonable. Ca WATCH REPAIRING 439-2043. WITH FRONT-WHEEL DRIVE CLEAN expensive carpets with th EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY best. Blue Lustre IS America PULLS YOU OUT OF TROUBLE repairs. Diamond settings. en~ favorite. Rent shampooer $1. HI graving wedding and engage­ chie's American Hardware, 23 ment rings, reasonable, your Delaware Ave" Delmar. NEW SALEM GARAGE trusted jeweler, LeWanda, Dela­ IF carpets look dull and drear, r ware Plaza Shopping Center. move spots as they appear wit ROUTE 85 HE 9-9665. tf Blue Lustre. Rent electric sha NEW SALEM WATCHES repairing. expert work­ pooer $1. Adams Hardware, 38 765·2702 Delaware Ave .. Delmar. manship. All work guaranteed. Al­ so engraving, diamond setting A GOOD BUY .. ~ give it a t watch bands. Harry L. Brown. Blue Lustre America's favorit jeweler, 4 Corners. Delmar. 439- carpet shampoo. W. W. Cranne 2718. tt Lumber. Voorheesville. Mom, work part time TOURAINE Paints available Roeer Smith Paint I'Ind Wi'll! f1 MERCHANDISE per Co .. 256B Delaware Ave. (B hind Mullen's Pharmacy), 43 FOR SALE 4468. 2t61 at McDonald's BEAGLE puppies, small purebre FAMILY portraits in your home breed, good hunters, just wo by Louis Spelich. Photographer. derful pets. 439-2862. 2t61 439-53BO. 10tH BABY walker. bassinette with pa and be a hero INTERNATIONAL -Cub Cadet both $6. Rollaway bed with ma Lawn, Garden Equipment - tress excellent $20. 439-3497. Sales and Service - Mike Sell­ BRIGGS &. STRATTON, 4 cycl nier, Selkirk. 767-2774. 4t625 lawnmower. reel $25. 439-9532. DANISH walnut by Drexel - Boo to your kids. FANS, heavy duty "Hunter" 2-way case. head board, metal fram (and earn extra money 20" window: Hassock; GE 12" mattress and inner spring. 43 standard; Dehumidifier, Whirl~ 6873. for yourself) pool heavy duty. 439-3912. TAPPAN Deluxe gas range 36' GARRARD S. L. 95 Record chang­ excellent $125. HO 3-0398. er. base & dust cover $75.00 GENERAL ELECTRIC Rotisseri Q. How much can earn? A. R. turntable. base & cover & Broiler - $35.00 Westin cartridge $40.00. Dyna Pas 3. house Roaster Oven with extra stereo pre-amplifier. $45.00. Dyna - $40.00. 36 x 42 dropleaf kitche A. $2,00 an hour. Stereo. 70 power amplifier, $40 table, 2 chairs & side board, $40 439-2234, 2 sets twi:1 bedspreads, s6.0 But how can I work and also get the kids off to school? NIKON wide angle lens. 28 mm F per set. 1 full-size bedsprea 3.5 perfect. $100. 439-1012. And what about when they get home? $4.00. RO 5-2066. Q. BEDROOM set, 3 piece. $75. 459- FISHERMEN: nightcrawlers $ 1392. per 100, free delivery. 765-4294. Work starts at approximately II :00 A.M. and you can be STONE for sale. hand picked. We 10t81 A. home by about 2:30 P.M. They'll never miss you. deliver. 756-6506. 2t618' SWIMMING pool complete wit MANURE, rotted. We deliver. Call liner, filter, Sears double stee 756-6506. 2t618 ladder, 10 x 36 steel wall. Muskin Q. But what happens during school vacations? GARAGE SALE - Friday and Sa­ Reasonable offer accepted. 765 turday, June 12th and 13th. 2968. It's your option, take off if you wish. Then rejoin us when Charms, bottles, pewter, candy GARAGE SALE - Fri. & Sat. Jun A. the youngsters go back to school. computer, ta'ble lamps, butter 12 & 13, 10 AM. - 5 P.M. furn! milk pitcher, oriental rug, old ture, dishes, glassware, misc books. antiques, many other 30 Nathaniel Blvd., Delmar. Q. What about working conditions? items. Delaware Ave., Union­ TRACTOR 7 HP electriC start, 32' vllle. Watch for sign. 439-4089. mower #300. 767-3165. Excellent. Clean, pleasant surroundings, attractive, stylish TRACTORS used 5 h.p. 1 rider, 1 WING lounge chair, tweed, excel walker, Crounse Equipment. lent condition, also slip cover! A. dresses. Supervised training and a good salary with raises. 439-1517. 439-1833. GE drop-in range in good workin.6 Q. Where do I apply? condition, $15. 439-6543. PASTEL MINK cape, excellen McDonald's condition. Cost $735. Price $115 Delaware & Mason Aves., Elsmere HE 9-1127 between 4 & 6. MAHOGANY table, 6 chairs, goO( 9:30 AM . 4:30 PM condition, power mower, prac flHNlllHI tically new. 482-6716. Our low-cost operation policy enables us to bring you BIG LOCAL Vegetable Plants: all kind! SAVINGS on NEW furniture, including potted tomatoes & pep rugs, bedding, drapes. pers, plus potted flowers oS Fuchsia - Primrose, old fashion BURRICK FURNITURE ed bleeding heart, petunias, etc 560 Delaware Ave., Albany All reasonably priced. Joe Pera m.. gine, Copeland Hill Rd., Coey JOUr kind of pIace~ Just across the Thruway Bridge mans Hollow, N.Y. Tel: 788 in Alhany 465-5112 2165. 2t61 E SPOTLIGHT June 11, 1970 - PAGE 43

AAN. SIDING boards, weathered, excel· KITTENS, healthy, lovable, gray CHILD CARE in my home. 462- lent. $2.00 each. Hand hewn timbers, with white markings, housebrok­ 9748. 2t618 RIDE oW ANTED about S"x 1 0", 10 to 20 feet, $1.50 per en. 439-6995. 2t618 LAWNS mowed; painting. 439- foot. Timbers, 6" x 6" x 10 feet. $4,00 FREE puppies, part pointer and WANTED - ride, Meadowland St., each. 438-0014 21611 labrador retreiver, 6 weeks old. 2106. COLLEGE girl will babysit even­ Delmar to vicinity of Albany Call 439-9849 or 462-9757. ings. Please call 439-1631. Medical Center. 439-5950. DOGS - CATS BOARDED. Large AUTOMOTIVE HOUSEKEEPING & mothers help­ indoor-outdoor runs. Dogs, S 1.25, er or babysitting, steady job for Cats, 51.00 per day. Hannacroix summer. Experienced, reliable 8'1 VW Fastback sunroof, motor Kennels, Rt. 9-W. 756-2391. excellent. Blue Book Value 2t618 teenage girl. 439-3740. $1335. Asking $1290. 346-1512. FREE to good home. Sheltie, spay­ 2t611 ed female, 3 years, with papers. 85 MG Midget, EC, extras, $850. Call weekdays or evenings. 439- LOST Call 439-4054 after June 7th. 6500. 6& VW sun roof, excellent run­ RADIO control aeroplane lost in ning condition. New Baltimore. Selkirk viCinity near GE Plastics, 756-6909. 2t618 WANTED TO BLN green & yellow. Reward offered. 67 Karmann Ghia convertible, 482-7033. some special equipment. New UNIONVILLE - 5 bedroom home Baltimore, 756-6909. 2t618 on 8 acres. Family room, country 85 Chevrolet Impala, 2 door hard­ kitchen. barn. 10 minutes from top, cylinder, D,S. $795. 463- 8 Delmar, Bethlehem Schools. 0512. Delmar's Leading $29,900. Roberts 489-3211. 2t618 65 Olds 88, 2 door sedan, electric windows, power brakes, steering, ANTIQUES - clocks, furniture, $965. Owner. 439-4007. glassware, music boxes, toys, Real Estate Broker anything very old. Pinkerton's Antiques, Ravena, 756-6538. PETS 4t72 FEUDAL oak table, breakfront or kittens, 7 weekS, white, black china cabinet. 439-4682. i ,cute, 439-3868. INC. I'::~"' 'k·jCttens, black and white, 3 weeks old. Phone 439-6609 first, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Our 50th Year 439-6746. 264 Delaware Ave., Delmar SACANOAGA, modern, heated ",ON'! DElli patio, fireplace, boats, private 439-9921 (m SH,W sand beach, good view, sleeps Multiple listing Service ROOFS 10, openings July & August. Val­ ley Haven, Edinburg. 377-3291. FURNISHED room, kitchen pri­ vileges, new home. Glenmont, female. Call 462-7029.

W ANTED TO RENT AGENTS FOR WANTED: weather proof storage • FIAT - 850's and 124's for car for one year. 439-3869. 2t611 • VOLVO (140 Series) - 2 Door. 4 Door • Station Wagons HELP WANTED • MG - B's and GT Coupes IMMEDIATE opening for full time (35 hours per week) bookkeeper, • TRIUMPH - TR-6 and Spitfires office worker. Excellent oppor­ tunity for the housewife whose • DATSUN - Fun Pick-up Trucks. Station children are off in college. Call Mr. Jackson at Delmar Lumber Wagon. Sedans • Sports Cars for intelView. 439-9968. 2t528 IMMEDIATE opening for full time B&.D (35 hours per week) bookkeeper, INSTALLATI office worker. Excellent oppor­ tunity for the housewife whose SERVICE children are off in college. Call Mr. JaCkson at Delmar Lumber for interview. 439-9968. 2t528 THE OFFICE of Little Folks Shop needs an assistant office mana­ ger, 5 day week, no experience necessary. Apply 545 Broadwav. Albany anytime. 1fz Mile NORTH of Tin Circle AVON CALLING - buy or sell. Mrs. Calisto. ST 5-9857. 4t625 LATHAM, N, Y, 785·8531 QUALITY WORKMANSHI P , FREE ESTIMATES . 'TERMS AVAILABLE SITUATIONS WANTED 861.8335 PAINTING - 2 college students RECREATIONAL VEHICLES will do interior, exterior, insured, experienced, low prices. Jim Cor-' 439.5072 nell 439-5590. Tom Preston 439- • MOTOR HOMES - Winnebago • Explorer 767.9265 2493. 2t611 • Islander MATURE, experienced, reliable • FRANKLIN CAMPERS & PULL TRAILERS high school girl deSires steady babySitting, housekeeping or AVALON. PROWLER. PATHFINDER ) l":"Mother's Hel,~er" :'jo~ ....fo! j"sum- COACHMAN. STARMASTER . mer'5~i~~:~L student- • willing to .beginner's se.winiij.: to girls 10 and up.~ Reasonable 'rate.' 439- 3014. GENERAL handyman, yard work, CUSTOM REMODELING NEMITH TRAVELWORLD painting, minor wood repairs, I BATHROOMS • KITCHEN.!i free estimates. Call Peter Har­ y, Mile NORTH a(The Circle I ADDITIONS • DORMERS, rison between 6:00 - 7:00. 439- LATHAM, N.Y. 785·8531 2038. PAGE 44 - Jone 11, 1970 THE SPOTLIG Sears cantrece® pantyhose on sale 3 days only

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