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5 Homes in Open House Tour On Saturday, October 16th, furniture was made by the famed from 1 to 5 P. M., the Town of cabinetmaker, Hepplewhite. Bethlehem Historian Associa­ The early doctor's residence, tion is sponsoring an event of now the home of Mrs. John Bab­ widespread interest in our area, cock, at Becker's Corners, Sel­ an Open House Tour of five kirk, was built in 1840 by Dr. homes in the Hudson River area John Babcock, pioneer horse and of the town which have never buggy doctor of the Bethlehem before been open to the public. area, who served in the Civil The houses to be open are the War. It is a charming, red brick "Dutch cottage" of Mrs. Chauncey home filled with interesting and D. Hakes at Van Wie's Point, valuable old furnishings and has which is located on the river's never been out of the possession edge, for when the house was of the Babcock family. built this was the main artery The red-painted Victorian home of traffic. The kitchen wing is of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Essex of the oldest part of the house and Route 32, Glenmont, is a true was an original Van Wie proper­ "period piece" of the 1850's with ty. The area around the Point plenty of gingerbread architect­ takes its name from this old ure. The wood for this' house was Dutch family, who were among cut and seasoned on the property the first settlers of our area. and it was built for the daughter The yellow painted brick farm­ of the gentleman who lived on estate home of Mrs. Abraham the adjoining farm. Clapper and her daughter, Miss Tickets for the tour are $2.00 Meredity Clapper, at Cedar Hill per person and may be purchased was built in 1840 by Miss Clap­ at the headquarters of the His­ PA1"f; r,:r·l!nt. grandfather Abra­ luricul A:,;sociation, the Cedar ham Westervelt, who was a des­ Hill school building, on the day cendant of early Dutch settlers. of the tour, or from any member The house holds many antiques of the Association. Tickets are .and. cherished family mementos also available at the Thistle Shop and the large barn across the in belmar, Grover's Stationery road from the house testifies Store at the Delaware Plaza, to the fertility of the surround­ Darbecker's Store and Van Al­ ing fields. len Farm Store in Glenmont The farm-estate of Mrs. Mabel and Mari-Anne's Soda Shoppe Baker Thorne, also at Cedar in Selkirk. Proceeds from the Hill, is another home which bases tour will be used to further the its beauty and prosperity on t.hp. museum projoct of th0, hi.'1t.nrir1l1 good soil of our Hudson Valley. association. There will also be a It was built in 1791 by Joab Bak­ "Country Shop" selling antiques, er, gr~at lITandfat.hp.r of t,hp pr/,:,­ noxt to new article!), bak(ld sent owner. This farm was known goods, fruits and vegetables, to far and wide in the early 1900's be open at the Cedar Hiss school for "Baker melons" which were building on the day of the Tour. served on the tables of the finest Refreshments will also be served New York hotels, and Baker ap­ at the school. ples took prizes from Albany to The "Country Shop" committee St. Louis. The home is filled with chairmen and their assistants cherished antiques handed down are: Antiques - Mrs. John Mc­ FRONT ENTRANCE of the home of Mrs. John R. Babcock. Lasher Road. through generations of the family Ginley and Mr. Douglas Mac- South Bethlehem. and a portion _of the ·dining room (Continued on Page 2) . PAGE 2 - Oe'ob., 7, 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT TOUR (Continued) square foot expansion in the Allister; Next-to-New - Mrs. future. (It FRANK ADAMS Constance Loucks and Mrs. S. The area of the Plaza com­ Vint Vanderzee; Plants and Ar­ prises 6 1/2 acres of land. Park­ rangements - Mrs. Robert Lyon, ing will be provided for 400 cars Yes ... Your DIAMOND can be Mrs. Seeley Funk and Mrs. Mary in a paved and lighted area. Reset While You Wait Van Oostenbrugge; Foods - Mrs. The Wiggand Construction Richard Thayer, Mr. John Abell, Company is owner and developer OVER A THOUSAND SETTINGS TO SELECT FROM Mrs. Norma June. Refreshments of the land. The Wiggand family will be served by Mrs. Chester are life-long residents of the com­ Hawley, Mrs. Howard Geyer, munity. Miss Ruth Miner, and Mrs. Ar­ In addition to Grand Union, $20. to $2000. thur Main. Hostesses will be dir­ planned stores for the plaza will ected by Mrs. William Comstock, consist of Rheingold's Pharmacy Jr. of Albany. a department store, Members of the Association may a hardware store, barber shop Open Thurs. 'til 9 Charge or BUdget) bring their contributions to the and other related merchants. school building on October 9 from Negotiations are under-way at 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. and on Oct­ the present time to establish ober 15 from 1 to 4 P. M. a banking center at the plaza. The site of the new shopping

center has been chosen in con 4 junction with the intense econ­ Copitol District's Lorgest Diomond~Setting Speclolist New Plaza omic development in the area. .... ,,,.,•••• AII The Grand Union Company 58 N 0, Pear I St., Cor. Steu b en, Albany Park 6' Shop Lon It will help satisfy the growing recently announced that a lease merchandise needs of the modern for construction of a 12,000 square consumer with its many and var­ foot supermarket in the Glenmont ied places of business. the Plaza Shopping Center has been The new Glenmont Plaza Grand Carriage Stop signed. Union will be serviced by the ANOTHER fij Located at the intersection Waterford, New York, Distri­ MAIN-CARE SERVICE of Routes 9W and 32, on the bution Center. This is the com­

339 D~laware Avenue _ 439-2430 - - Delmar Northeast Corner in Glenmont, pany's largest single operating in the Town of Bethlehem, the unit. Its 122 stores stretch from Grand Union will be one of 12 the Canadian border on the north FREE proposed stores in the new shop­ down through the north country ping center. The building will into Vermont and through· the AUTOMATIC BLANKET be of modern design and is being· Hudson Valley to Poughkeepsie constructed to allow for a 6,000 in the South to Cobleskill in the How? Get any new GE Automatic Dryer

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A.v Evening by Appointment GRAND UNION COMPANY Vice President and General Manager, Ralph O. Lytle. is pictured signing the lease for construction of a 12,000 square Hovrsl foot supermarket at the new Glenmont Plaza Shopping Center. Shown with .to. Mr. Lytle (standing - left to right) is Stuart A. Guiles, Real Estate Manager MondClY thru ...... ov for Grand Union Company who negotiated the lease, and Donald C. and Robert J. Wiggand who represented J. Wiggand and Sons, General Con- '-___-loa II Beryl Hicks for Personalized Service-:-_--:-:-:";--,t~r::.ac::.t::o=r=s ::.o_f ..:G=le~n~m-=o=n=t::..=W~h..:o:,.a=:r;.e_o=w~n~er-=s-=a-=n;.d-=d::.e=v,:e=lo~p~e::.r~s ,:O-;:f,:t=he-::.:-P-=Ia~z~a~. -=-_,-­ THE SPOTLIGHT is published every Thursday by Spotlight, Inc., 154 Delaware Avenue, Delmar, N.Y., ROBERT G. KING, PUBLISHER. Dead. line for news is Thursday afternoon, one week preceding publication; deadline for display adv~rtisements is Friday afternoon. THE SPOTLIGHT October 7, 1965 - PAGE 3 West and Greenfield in the East. Each store is unique and like the new Glenmont Grand Union, DID YOU KNOW? Bonded Wool serves a particular community. Nationally, at the present time, Grand Union is operating 521 WE HAYE A NEW PRESCRIPTION SYSTEM! Sheath Supermarkets and Grand-Way Department Stores. Ground will be broken in April EACH FAMILY HAS A CARD FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR. of 1966 and complete occupancy WHEN A PRESCRIPTION IS FILLED FOR A MEMBER of the 35.000 square foot Glen· mont Plaza is expected to be com­ OF THE FAMILY, THE CARD IS PULLED $18.00 pleted by November 1966. AND DATA RECORDED. WE, IN THIS WAY, ARE PREPARING A COMPLETE RECORD OF ALL MEDICATION DISPENSED DURING EACH YEAR. If you're the girl with high Bulb Sale fashion taste ... with a low THIS IS CONVENIENT TO: The Bethlehem Lions Club DOCTORS budget ... Black·line trim is now conducting its annual 'IMMEDIATE REVIEW OF ALL MEDICINE boldly adorns this simple drive for funds through the sale shift dress with a hint of of light bulbs to the community's PATIENT soft s hap i n g . residents. Beginning last Sat­ *INSURANCE OR TAX VERI FICA TION urday, the drive will be continued *REFILLING A NUMBER YOU'VE LOST through the next two Saturdays, Alabaster (bone) and red. October 9 and 16. Lions members This service is more time-consuming for our pharmacists, will be selling the $2.00 package Sizes 8 to 16 but we think you will appreciate the extra effort ..••. of 9 Sylvania light bulbs (two 60·watt bulbs. two 75·watt bulbs, and the bonus 150·watt bulb.) For those ,not acquainted with Lions' projects, the welfare funds of the Bethlehem Lions are used L.l. MOLL. to provide SerrioD Citizens with transportation to their Thurs­ PHARMACY day night activities. maintain a scholarship fund for students At Your Service Every Day of the community, provide free eye examinations and eyeglasses Of The Year for community residents, sup­ port the annual glaucoma clinic (scheduled for this October 28 at the Senior High, details to Did you know? be announced), and provides braille dictionaries and sight' testing machines for the school district. Center Hardware ./)ii,l The Bethlehem Lions needs .m the support of the residents of the community if these pro­ jects are to be continued as suc­ is closing the doors forever cessfully as they have in the past. .~; on Oct. 31st tft¥ , \\\. . ,.. ~~n') Firemen at Plaza <•• .c: , : \~~ji~~~ \ . .. -...... ~ Tomorrow all merchand1se . The Town of Bethlehem Fire Officers Association will pre­ sent the Firemen's Forum at DRASTICALLY REDUCED the Delaware Plaza from 6 to Daily ot 10 9 P. M. on Friday. October 8. Evgs. Wed., The Forum will have something .. CENTER HARDWARE Thurs., Fri. of appeal for both young and old. DlLlWoUl P1.lU. DIUAAI.. MEW TOIK DeiowarePloxo5hopping Center Starting at 6 P. M., the com· AT TOLL GATE INC. 151>9 "I ..., 5.:otland Rd .. SI;no;le,lond., N. Y. Telcpl>" .. e 439-2595

We're Two Years Old and you're invited to our BIRTHDAY SALE and to inspect and shop in our newly-enlarged quarters.

To celebrate the dual event, we'll have a three-day (Oct. 7, 8 and 9) Store-Wide Reduction! Everything will be reduced by at least 10% - and in many cases up to 50%

We think you'll enjoy both the bargains and our newly-added 500 square feet of selling and display space

and Layaways Open Daily 10 to 6 Wed., Thurs., Fri. Available. even.ings tili ,10 p.m. THE SPOTLIGHT Octobe,7, 1965 - PAGE 5 SPECIAL CARPET SALE NOW GOING ON!

" ~ i\" .,. , " , .../.' , ... THE FIRE MANIACS ARE LOOSE - Maniacs J. Longly, T. Tice, M. Past­ ori are shown with the Smellmar Fire Co's ??? newest apparatus, and if RUG & CARPET SALES you think this is bad, wait until you see them tomorrow night at the Forum. '.,; :. :r~;::'LJf",·;r;.-_·.:-.:-~··.~.'\o-;·;';';''''',_':'''':·.~;.·,T.·. "j "Known for Quality and Service" mittees from Delmar. Slinger­ groups. Winners will not have 243 Delaware Avenue, Delmar 439-9978 lands, North Bethlehem, Selkirk to be present, however. Summer Hours: and Elsmere will have separate Free Pepsi-Cola will be served, Daily 8-5 Wednesdoy 8-9 Saturday 8- 1 displays depicting how fire pre­ and all are cordially invited to vention is not just a week long attend. Your Volunteer Firemen affair, but a year round job for wish you another year free from Child Photography each and everyone of us. The the ravages of fire, but rernem­ topics for the displays are fire ber, wishing is not enough, we Jot.....~ extinguishers, fires in the home, all must do our part to prevent fires outside the home, electric­ fire. al hazards. and lastly, hazards of the holidays. PLANT NOW FOR At 7:30, the Fire Maniacs of Luncheon TREES NEXT SUMMER'S SHADE the Smellmar Fire Company ???1 will take over the scene, creat- Delta Delta Delta Sorority Schwedler Maple ing complete havoc and chaos, will be in charge of the Albany Crimson King Maple and leaving in their wake both Panhellenic Association's fall Sugar Maple young and old doubled up with luncheon to be held atI2:30P. M., Si'lver Maple laughter. The Maniacs will set Saturday, October 16, at Schraffts Red Maple back the fire fighting profess- Motor Inn. Reservations to be Locust Imperial ion to the days before fire was made with Mrs. Earle Gilbers Locust Sun Burst invented. or Mrs. Robert Murphy must be At 8:00 each Company will in by Wednesday, October 13. Pin Oak put on a spectactular demon- All alumnae of national college London Pia ne stration. The climax of the even- sororities are invited. Ginkgo Mountain Ash ing will be at 9:00 when the Com- The Panhellenic World's Fair Green Ash Hawthorne mittee will anounce the winners movie will be shown. This film White Birch Floweri'ng Crab of the Essay Contest, and award was used at the ·exhibit,"Young the prizes in each of the six Partners in Free Enterprise," We wil'l deliver trees and place them where ~;l.tr.;l.tr. :ttr. :\tT.:l.tr.:ur.:l.tl: :ltr.:ur.:vr.~tr.:l.Y. :l.tr.:ltr.:\fro:ltr. :ltr.:tfr.:ur. :l.tr.:ur.:ur.:l.tr. ~ you want them (save on planting charge). You dig the holes. U ~ Q ~ FRE'E DELIVERY HE 9·9212 "~ ;0:~ ~ ~ ~ _~ur~hmm~ C ~ Slingerlands Players Season Ticket ~ ~ ~ ~ C 14 Booth Road. Delmar, off Delaware Ave. ~ ~ Opposite A&P ~ ~ ~ ~ STORE HOURS: Mon. thru Friday 8 to 6-Saturday a to 6 Open Sun. 10 to 4 ~:tIt::tIl: :tIl::.Ill::tIl::tIl.::tIl.::tIl.::tIl::tIl.::tIl: :t1l::tIt::tIC:tIt::.Ill::.Ill::tIl.::.Ill::.Ill::tIl.: :t1l.::.Ill:~ OPEN WEDNESDAy & FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 8 PAGE 6 - October 7, 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT sponsored jointly by the Nat­ ional Panhellenic Conference and the National Interfraternity Conference.

CALENDAR DRIVE . BAnER· WHIPPED. SUNBEAM BREAD The Delmar Fire Depart­ COMPARE •• and see 'he difference! ment will complete its calen­ Botter Whipped! No Holes! No Streaks! dar drive on Sunday, October Delicious Bread, Rolls & Coke! 10. The purpose of the drive DAILY HOME DELIVERY was to emphasize the import­ ance of fire prevention and Phone HO 3·2221 also to obtain a list of in­ valids and their location in FEATURES OF THE WEEK _ BROWNIES_lndividuolly )Vroppod .••••....•...• 10¢ eoch their various homes. Part of :!.IJ~ .!..h':..l~i~ ~o,--I~n~e~ ~r ~n~c~s ___ 8~y_l~e _h~~ ~o~ ~I_l~ -:. ~o.:k_u~ f~r_T~c~ ~ !r~o.!..s the proceeds realized during T.y the wholesome flovo' of white breed mode with buttermilk _ You'll like it. the drive will go toward a BUTTERMIL.K BREAD. college scholarship fund to Od. 7 be available to students of Bethlehem Central. o CALIfORNIA RING ...... 69c If you were not at home o Dutch Apple P;~ 69c Let's Eat when a fireman called and o Apple Nut Curls . '. 3ge would like to receive your o Cinnamon Raisin Bread .. 3Sc BOBKA calendar and emergency tele­ o Chocolate Fudge Sheet Coke .59c C phone sticker or make a do­ o Chocolate Chip "Coakies ... 59c 59 nation, speak to one of the o .Hamburg Rolls (8) .... , He ····:··;;:··::~·:;.:~:::.:!\'e.7Mj.,.O]:-:.~~,.~~.~.y~J~.:.;:.d~::.~'~"~"'~~,~~...:f.::~:.;,.!! .. yr/~·",· firemen or call the chairman ..... 30c of the drive, F. P. Smith, Oct. 8 439-3295 .

:::J PUMPKIN PIE .. . . . 69c o Honey Pecan Ring. .... 59c; Meeting o Hermits ...... 39c o Gold Sheet Cake ...... 5ge There will be a meeting of the o Party Cup Cokes ...... 59c o .Hat Dog Ralls (81. ..33c Ladies' Auxiliary of the Del­ o .. Dutch Loaf ...... 30c mar Fire Department on October 14 at 8:00 P. M. at the Fire Hall. Oct. 9

o CHOCOLATE FUDGE DelmarP-TA LA 'fER .... 79c Let's Eat o Leman Meringue Pie ...... 69c With the cooperation of Princi­ o Cinnamon Raisin Buns ... 39c C3FFEE CAKE pal George F. Bonnacker and o Sliced Pumpernickel ..... 291: c o Gold Cocoanut Sheet.. 59c 59 "v· the faculty of the Delmar Ele­ o .Hard Seed RQlls ...... 29c ",,~=:!!!,!;','.,.v Satunhy mentary School, the P-TA of o .Raisin Bread .. Hc the Delmar School has replaced Oct. 11 its usual October Open House with a series of Grade Level PIE.. 69c o Cinnamon Curl Buns ... , 36, meetings. At these meetings o Corn Toasties ' ...... 33c teachers' will explain and demon­ o Angel Food ... 39c strate to parents what will be o Whole Wheat Muffins ... 39c done in the classes during the o Chocolate Coverette Cups 39c o • English Muffins ... 29c coming year. One night will be Wheat .. 2ge devoted to each grade so that 0, •. 12 parents of two or more pupils o LOUISIANA RING ...... 69c will have an opportunity to visit o Blackberry Pie .69c all their children's classrooms. o Danish Butter Ties ... 39c Meetings will be held on the o Maple Walnut Sheet ... 5ge o Orange Loyer 59. following nights: Grade 2, Oct­ o Golden Fluff .... Hc ober 7; Grade 3. October 13; o .Butter Parkerhouse Grade 4. October 14; Grade 6, Rolls ...... 39c o .Whole Whect Bread 29c October 18; Grade 1, October 19. • Indicate items avoiloble every dClY· All meetings will begin at The above is not a complete list of avail­ able items. For further' informotion ask 7:30 P. M. your Routemon or call the Bakery. WATCH "FREDDIE FREIHOFER" 5U!!SCRI !H~ TO P. WRGB WEEKDAYS 4 :45 - 5 :00· .J;:? nl~ SPOfbiGHT THE SPOTLIGHT October 7, 1965 - PAGE 7

SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, HEAVY, WESTERN, CORN-FED STEER BEEF G? loam ~ HONE PRICED Top or Bottom Round HICHER ANNIVERSARY Boneless No Fat Added TOP SIRLOIN!g!~!LB99' BACK RUMP !R!!! LB99'

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SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY - IN PIECE NOW BACK IN SEASONI Bologna lB SSC Fresh Oysters FANCY 80Z 89 C 120Z 1 2S c STANDARD CAN CAN. Liverwurst lB 49 FOR A WIDE CHOICE CENTER CUTS c LB 89C OF WONDERFUL GIFTS! Sliced Beef Liver ONLY LB 49 Sliced Bacon SUPER-RIGHT PKG c ' LB S7C Sliced Pork Liver ECONOMICAL LB 39 All Good Sliced Bacon PKG c C LB , California Roast FROM CHUCK LB 69 Meat Loaf VEAL, BEEF, AND PORK 69 C Spare Ribs FRESH COUNTRY STYlE ,,6S Veal Cutlets TENDER MILK FED LB 1.39 -- Morrell Canned Hams S ;,'N 4.99 Cubed Veal Steak FANCY'ONElESS I'SSC . PICK THEM FRESH AT A&P ••• SAVE CASH, TOO! , " ¥ "I • c TOKAY GRAPES PLU~rA~~CY 2 LBS 29 "DOUBtE:';ST'AMPSJ C WEDNESD'A'V! VALENCIA ORANGES CA~~~~NIA DOl 59 c JANE PARKER Seedless Grapes Th;o~p, 2 'bA9 Pascal Celery i~~~~25c D':~:~~~' C MACS OR CORTLAND 4 39c Pineapple 01' Pears 6 FOR 49 Apples UTILITY LBS 1 QT 140l S5C TOMATO JUICE A&P 3 CANS Apricot Pies c BATHROOM TISSUE SOFTWEVE ~~ 4 ROLLS49 LARGE 8 INCH 1 LB 8 Ol Luscious Filling in a Light Flaky Crust 1 LB 11 Ol 65C SAUERKRAUT A&P 3 CANS SAVE 10c c c CORNED BEEF HASH SUPER-RIGHT 3 1~~2N~l 79 49 -FR.EEZE MARVEL-PERMANENT GALLON 1 59 FULL STRENGTH CAN. C ANTI Lemon Roll JAr.lE FARm 14 OZ CAKE 37 PAGE 8 - October 7, 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT APPLIANCE AND JAMES W. BARTLEY NewOficers CAT HAVEN TV SERVICE and SONS FOR CATS ONLY On September 21, Mrs. Ed· PAUL HOPKINS Plumbing, heating & electric ward J. Costigan was unanimous­ Individual Car. in Private Home water pump sales & service ly elected President of the Lad· Ethel Fay ROckwell 5-2715 HE 9·3820 Clarksville PO 8·2230 ies' Auxiliary of The Nathaniel Adams Blanchard Post No. PLANT SPECIALS #1040, Delmar. Installation ser· vices immediately followed and Save $2.00 Spreading Yews ~ reg. $2.50 Now two for $4.25 were conducted by Mrs. Maud .. au. GRO·SOD Hafley, a Past Department Pres­ Lawn Food Special Pyramidal Yews ident. Ii asgrow Only $5.95 The following additional of­ : Your lawn needs a good ficers were installed. First Vice fertilizing in the fall. Taxus Cuspidata Nana - True 5warf Yew President, Mrs. Kathryn Lenseth; I Gro·Sod does this best. $7.50 Second Vice President, Mrs. One bag covers 5,000 sq.ft. Florence Lilly; Corresp. Sec­ Flowering Crabapples retary, Mrs. Zenith Campbell; from $6.95 Treasurer, Mrs. June Wilcox; Historian, Mrs. Anne Mc Goey; C r a b g r ass is now going to seed. Apply Chaplain, Mrs. Helen Quinn; 2bag~s nolV $1~~ now and the seed will not Sgt. At Arms, Mrs. Helen Dietz. $4.95 come FALL BULBS FALL IS AN EXCELLENT Group Meeting Just arrived from Holland TIME FOR LANDSCAPING to make your grounds more See our large selection of For Fall The Delmar Evening Group of the Home Demonstration Ser­ beautiful next Spring. evergreens and deciduous plants. Discuss your land· Decorating vice will meet at 8 o'clock, Wed­ nesday night, October 13 in the scape situation wi th .~ ~90",~ Bethlehem Central High School. .. ~'tJJf>"'*'" ~* landscape specialist. The group will be joined by the • Tulips % 6'. til Kenaware Park Unit. • Hyacinths 0 ~ ~ LILIES Mrs. Edith Reeder has arranged • Daffodils ..' ,..~ d.~'" Famous Van de Graff with Mayfair of Albany for a • Crocus I)d v special program. One of the Hybrids • Many more very colorful store's decorators will talk on For Beautiful flowers next and unusual types of bulbs. "Interior Decorating and Furn­ Gummer. ishings for the American Home." All bulbs top size

HOURS, Feura Bush Road Mon., Wed., Sot: Children's 8 t.o 6 Glenmont, N. Y. Thurs. & Fri: Program HE 9·1835 8 to 8 Sun:10to6 Story hours for the younger set, book reviews and discus­ sion groups for the older are the plans for this year at the Del­ mar Public Library. 1st through 3rd grade children are invited THIS VALUABLE COUPON WORTH to two story hours in October. The next one will be held at 3:30 in the afternoon on October 27. 100 BONUS TRIPLE·S BLUE STAMPS On Wednesday October 20, with purchase amounting to $3 or more at at 3:30, the first rrieeting of the Bookworms will be held. This is a group of 4th·6th grade child­ Slingerlands Mobile Service ren who read and review their Kenwood Ave. & Grove St., Slingerlands, N. Y. - Ken Smith, Deale own books under the direction of Mrs. Ann Parrott, Children's These extra Blue Stamps are in addition to those you reo Librarian. ceive regularly with your purchase. COUPON EXPIRES A new group this year is a book OCT. 14, 1965. LIMIT ONE COUPON TO A FAMILY. discussion group for young adults of junior-senior high school age. IDEAS AND BOOKS will be the theme for the group which will THE SPOTLIGHT October 7, 1965 - P AGE 9

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AIiD THE PU.RCHASE Of SIZE BAG or fERTILIZER i::~~ STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON At-m THE PURCHASE OF OME 5 LB. BAG ANY BRAND GRASS SEED lledeema at your frIendly .•• GRANDbJe UNION SUPERMARKET Coupon Good Thru Saturday, October 9th WE RESERVE THE RIGH __-----"code PRICES AND OFFERS EFFE T TO LIMIT QUANTITIES CTIVE THRU SA WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TURDAY, OCTOBER 9 TYPOGIMPHICAL ERRORS PAGE ,10 - October 7, 1965 T HE SPOT LIGHT meet for the first time on Thurs· day evening, October 14 at 7:30 in the community room of the library. This will be an organ· ization and planning meeting. The program will be oriented ~ mainly toward book discussion and criticism but may include speakers if the topic under dis­ sU8UR8ANIGAl cussion warrants it. Honored Four students at Albany Aca­ demy for Girls have been hon­ ored with Letters of Commenda­ WE'RE YEAR OLD TODAY tion for their high performance on the National Merit Scholar­ ship Qualifying Test (NMSQT) given last sprin&". They are among Thanks for making it 38,000 students across the na­ tion recognized for scoring in the top two percent of students all possible! and. who will complete high school in 1966. The Commended stud­ ents rank just below the 14,000 Semifinalists announced last HELP US CELEBRATE month. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Mrs. Townsend Rich, the school's principal, has announced that the Commended students by joining us for are: Lisa Furlong, Deane Semerad, Catherine Stewart and Charlene Sturgess. COFFEE and CAKE John M. Stalmaker, president of the National Merit Scholar­ .and ship Corporation .. said: "Thl?sl? students are being recognized BIRTHDAY SALE VALUES for their outstanding perfor­ mance on the qualifying test. Theirs is a notable academic achievement. "In a rigorous competition like the Merit Program, it is unavoidable that many fine stud­ ents will miss being named semi· finalists by a narrow margin. Nevertheless, the student in this situation is very capable and deserves generous recognition for his distinquished effort. "The Commended students have considerable ability, which should be developed through further education. They deserve' every encouragement, and their COUN TRY MISS & promise is great. They repre· RAIN & SHINE MELTON COUNTRY JRS. sent an important intellectual COATS CONVOY COATS WINTER COTTONS resource which our nation needs." Only the highest-scoring stud­ $9.88 $19.88 $9.88 ents in each state, the Semifinal­ REG. TO $17.98 REG. $25.00 REG. $14.98 TO $17.98 ists, remain eligible -for 'further ,-~~~~~~~~~~~~~ consideration in the competition FAMOUS MAKER for Merit Scholarships. Although WOOL SKIRTS REG. $9.98 $5.88 students receiving Letters of THE SPOTLIGHT Oc.obe,7, 1965 -PAGE 11 Commendation advance no far­ by the FBLA members. All Fac­ .-' ther in the Merit Program, their ulty and staff members at the 1 names are reported to other Senior High School, including ! scholarship-granting agencies those in the administrative of­ and to the colleges they name fices, will be invited to this high­ l at the time they took the NMSQT light of the FBLA program. l as their first and second choices. Carolyn Bauhofer, a member NMSC also reports home ad­ of the group, desigued an arti­ l dresses, test scores, anticipated ficial flower arrangement which l college majors and career inten­ . has become the motif for the in­ 1 tions of the Commended stud­ vitations which were ~esigned ents in the same colleges. by Jane Ressigiue. Miss Wisen­ CHESWYCKE I burn will appoint other com­ I mittees to complete the arrange­ ments for the tea this week. l FBLA Crisp! Correct! The l The Future Business Leaders youthful, trim brim l of America Chapter at the Beth­ Openings at V A is set off by the ex­ lehem Central Senior High School clusive Cavanagh l has already begun its program The Albany V. A. Hospital Edge. A hat for every for the year. Although the first has vacancies for Physical Ther­ meeting of the club 'was not held apists in the Physical Medicine wardrobe. until October 4, Nancy Wisen­ and Rehabilitation Service, ac­ $17.00 burn, president has been work­ cording to Dr. R. B. Bean, Hos­ ing with Mrs. Barbara Conway, pital Director. Club advisor, planning the An­ Applicants must be graduates nual Tea to welcome the new of Schools of Physical Therapy staff to BCSHS. approved by American Medical The FBLA tea will be held to­ Association, and must have com­ day, October 7, 2:45-3:30 P_ M., . pIeced the clinical affiliation MEN'S SHOP STATE STREET ENTRANCE in the Senior High Library, and requirements prescribed by the Open Thursday Evening at that time all new faculty and degree-awarding school. Customer Parking Hotel Wellington Garage staff members will .be welcomed Salaries range from $6050 to ...... _"NI_d~OU~aitIl)IJ:llft: 19)

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shank half butt half III. Ib·49C Ib.55C STRICTLY FRESH CENTER CUT RATH'S Canned Hams Four Corners, Delmar I ork Chops ~bWkfPB08U[Ej -+--5_-==bS'==-4_e8_9_-,-- RED FLAME TOKAY LIPTON Ib·89C Grapes . ;Tea Bags 2 1bs 25C 48 count 49~ pkg. " Peppers DINTY MOORE ill, lb. 1bS 3 lb. can 2 I9C Beef Stew can DOLE PINEAPPLE Onions gt.46 AR KIST CHUNK z reg. 2 31bs.19 Juiceo ·2 no can· PAGE 12 - October 7, 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT $7220 depending on the appli· cant's experience. Benefits include, paid vacat­ Annual interest ions and sick leave, eight paid holidays a year, as well as low on savings accounts cost life and health insurance, a liberal retirement plan and yearly salary increments. paid quarterly Interested persons may con­ tact the Personnel Office at the from (lay of deposit V. A. Hospital for information regarding these positions. And, deposits made by the 10th of each month earn interest from the 1st. Saving is made as profitable and easy as possible for you at National Commercial, where you can do ALL your banking business. We'll even SSBenefits make regular deposits, if you wish, by transferring funds from your About 3,000 Albany County .checking account with our Automatic Savings Plan. students who receive social se­ curity benefits as the children of retired, disabled. or deceased workers can continue to get the payments after age 18 if they are attending school full-time, Wil­ liam P. Gleason, social security district manager in Albany, announced this week. Under this new provision, contained in the 1965 amend­ ments to the social security law, students can continue to receive monthly benefits until they reach 22 or complete their education, whichever is earlier, Mr. Glea­ son continued. Students whose benefits were stopped when they reached 18 and who are continuing their r / eudcation as full-time students will have to file a new applica- . tion in order to have their pay­ ments started again. Benefit payments can be made retroact­ ive to January 1965. Young adults who take a full· time vocational course, as well as those going to high school or college full-time, are covered by this provision, Mr. Gleason stated. In addition to benefits during the school year, payment can continue during a vacation period of up to 4 continuous months if the student will be returning to school afterwards. DELMAR ELSMERE BECKERS CORNERS BERNE WESTERLO Mondays, Wednesdays Tuesdays, Fridays Mondays, Wednesdays 9 to 11 a.m. 3 to 5 p.m. Noon to 2 p.m. Ambassador At Meeting NATI 0 NAL Mary McMannamon will be the speaker at a family nigh t meet­ COMMERCIAL BANK ing of the Government Group AND TRUST COMPANY of the Delmar Progress Club at

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SlinGfRLHnDS PACKAGE STORE SLINGERLANDS 4®,M ARK ET NEW STORE HOURS Mon. _ Sot. 7 o.m •. 11 p.m. 1526 NEWNext toSCOTLAND F!re House ROAD At the Rear of We reserve the right to limit quanlilies S,ndoy. 9 P.m .. 9 P.m. SLINGERLANDS N Y IGA MARKET Prices Effective Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 110/7,10/8,10/91 , •• PAGE 14 - Oelob., 7, 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT spent the summer in Japan as Community Ambassador from Delmar. All members a.nd their fam· ilies are invited to come for an after dinner coffee which has been arranged by Mrs. Addison J. Clark, chairman, and her com­ mittee, Mesdames' Warren .A. Wilson, Arthur Cornelius, Mar­ shall Hallman, Arthur C.McHugh and .John R. Pike. Idlulrill DRAFSTOP TfTiIeTiiT WEATHERSTRIPPING 50 Year Awards Two l' • One 3' LENGTHS Five individuals and two farms IN UNIT will be the recipients of Half ANNIVERSARY Century Awards at the 50th An­ SPEelAL15 niversary of the Albany County Extension Service Association. This celebration will be held Exfra dense vinyl foam, life­ time - bonded to clear - grain at the Clayton A. Bouton Jr.­ wood molding, easy to paint, Sr. High School. between Voor­ stain or varnish. heesville and New SaJem, on Fri· day. October 8, at 8:00 P. M. 14 Pieces Plastic STORM WINDOWS The five charter members of ¥a" drill, 3 wheel b,u.h, the Albany County Extension grinding wheel, chuck key, holder, Service Association are: Walter 5" pad. 3 sanding discs, 112" wheel lle Griffin, Medusa; Samuel V. B. arbor. I.r 2 Haswell, Delmar; Fred Halsted, WHEN YOU Ravena; Jay Van derzee, Ravena; with TEFI2N' A KIT OF and Harris Creble, Selkirk. In :., 66e addition to receiving the Half Century Award, each of these includes framing strips men will become lifetime memo - you need only bers of the Albany County Ex­ BAKE & ROAST PAN Ihv~::d~:~ and .cisso" to ••al tension Service. 13V4x9'/4X2'/4" h against cQld, 'l'wo farms have also earned the Half Century Award since a membership has been main­ tained on the same farm for fifty years by members or descendants SUBSCRIBE of ,the same family. These farms IGOO'Klt PAN are William F. Anamier and Sons, Albany; and Indian Ladder Farm, ~­ NOW ,I Altamont. ~ Hilliard Honored STEEL PROPANE Metal kit; b1Jrner, blow. torch head, Robert L. Hilliard, 64 Wis­ FUEL CYLINDER paint burning. sol­ consin A venue, Delmar, received dering tips, f u e I, a Certificate of Merit from the sparklighter. LIST 1,69 11 e U. S. Soil Conservation Service ONLY... ~WN • this week iri Syracuse. Wallace When you purchase a ~' I L. Anderson, New York State PROPANE TORCH KIT Conservationist for the SCS said that a $200 cash award would follow. ~ DELMAR LUMBER - Mr. Anderson said that the certificate and award were in ~ &BUILDERSSUPPLY~ recognition of Hilliard's outstand-· ing performance in assisting 340 DElAWAREA<", • ~HE.9·99b8 local people with the formation THE SPOTLIGHT Octob.,7, 1965 - PAGE 15 of four new Soil & Water Con­ cisions to create districts," An- L.----­ servation Districts in his area derson concluded. Hilliard super­ during the past fifteen months. vises 8eS conservationists, soil "We believe the excellent gui­ scientists. engineers and other dance, inspiration and cooper­ technicians in soil and water ation furnished by you to agencies conservation districts in Albany, and local groups considering the Columbia, Dutchess, Greene, soil and water conservation pro- Rensselaer, Saratoga. Schenec­ f • tady, Washington. and Warren Counties. The newest districts School House Road and are in Essex, Rockland, Suffolk and Ulster Counties. No person­ Weslern An., McKownville nel have been assigned to Essex and Rockland so far. A Soil and Water Conservation District is governed by local our NEW budgef fashion shop directors appointed by the Chair­ man of the County Board _of 'Su- at Schoolhouse Store pervisors. The directors deter- mine the conservation program thry want"' to carry out after featuring studying the natural resource LA TEST FASHIONS FOR problems and the needs· of the people. Employees of the SCS ¥isses', Women's, Juniors', may soils, assist land owners in preparing conservation plans, SPORTSWEAR & Children's survey and design conservation DA YTIME DRESSES practices and help la~d-owners ROBERT L. HLLLIARD LINGE~IE blems and opportunities in your to apply their conservation plans on the land. INTIMA TE APP AREL area, have been very helpful to the County Boards of Super­ SPOTLIGHT Cla .. ified. will HOSIERY visors in arriving at . their de- Da Practically Anything! ACCESSORIES .S.D.A. Aunt Jemima ermont Maid Rib Roast :~; Ib·6ge Pancake U.S.D.A. Syrup

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,01" 0 FREEZER BUYS /:l"(,,()/ . (.-.>\ 0<' fOO u.s. GOY'T. CHOICE BEEF /:Jo~l"~l", c-'<-,0 ./" Hindquart.ra Lb. 69 ( u,.;. ~ ~t~wi{') III rB I~ a!B ,!1 ~< Sid.s of a •• fLbS8(Chucks of a •• fLb49( Forequarter local, black Angus . h. 0'9' we'9 S2~ . . Lb.49( Side of Beef 220·275 Lb, Lb. ~ Carrots Ib'b:~110 loe Reserve right to limtt quantities - Prices effective Thurs., Fri" Sot" (10/7, 10/8, 10/9) DAVIS' STONEWELL SHOPPING CENTER JUNCTION HIGHWAYS 85 AND 85A HE 9-5398 NEW SCOTLAND, NEW YORK Open Doily and Sundays . a.m. to 10· p.m. in the town to join us in tH~ 1------­ "Our first mailing was made "> Names Added effort which should be shared by last week. To each of these lads m Six Bethlehem resider.ts now was sent a Spotlight and with the community. The -::-!ain sub· With all the speed " ject at the meeting '.. :ill be a GOING, of a rapid-fire auction­ '" on duty with the Armed Forces it a packet of Kool-Aid. The Kool­ I Christmas package for :hese fel· eer, a litle Want Ad in in Viet Nam are receiving the Aid, we learn helps to make the this paper will sell what· o lows in the war zone £.nd plans GOING, ~ attention of the G)nmitt~e That drinking water in the combat o ever it is you wish to dis .. 0- Cares. zone more ~'alatable. Another for e tending the c)mmittee! GONEI pose of. Just phone u~' ~ To the previously r~ported mailing soon will be made. operations until the "rar emer· ..... names, added to the list are "V\-'e're stil1100king for names gency passes." Marine Corporal Colin P. Clark and mailing addresses of any ~ of Elsmere and Seabee Francis other of our neighbors who are '" J. Mugrace of Glenmont. The serving in the Viet Nam "Yar others are 2nd Lt. Chades' A. zone. Carroll, Jr., and Ensigr Fritz "Also, we're having a meeting Kass, both of De!rr.ar. and Lt. on Wednesday night, October ,:JG) Donald Crysler and Seaman 20, at eight o'clock at the Com­ Thomas Burleigh, both ·)f Els· munity Room of the Delmar' mere. branch of the National Commer­ Chairman Earl S. Jones reports cial Bank. InvLtations have been these actions of the com:nittee: extended to other organizations why Mr. A.G.O. .- "" .~ ---"~~1IiIIf""" 6~ ~ chose West End Federal

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Peter D. Kiernan, center, executive vice president of Rose & Kiernan Inc. insurance firm, 30 Lodge Street. receives a certificate citing the agency for excellence in advertising. Charles Flay, Jr., right. manager of the Al­ H you make a deposit bany office of Continental Insurance Cos .• makes the presentation on be­ half of the Insurance'Advertising Conference, as William J. Halpin of Bill Halpin Associates advertising agency, looks on. or open an account on or before October 15 Chicken Supper Recreation The second anilUal old fash­ Adults interested in Beginning ioned Chicken Supper with home­ Golf, Stroke Improvement or City & .County Savings Bank made biscuits will be held at Badminton may still register the Ravena Grange Hall on Sat· for these activities. An addit· will pay you their big new· 4-1-% urday, October 9, starting at ional, a Beginners Golf Session' 5 P. M. until all are served. The has been scheduled for Monday supper is put on by the WSCS nights between 8:30·10:00 P. M. rate retroactive to October 1. -I :I: of the .Coeymans Hollow Metho· m dist Church. There is room for 10 more golfers ~ o" Donations of $2.00 for adults to register. The golf sessions -I and $1.00 for children will en­ will begin October 11 and will But hurry. r Gi title th.e donors to a dinner served be held at the Bethlehem Junior :I: family style with all. you can eat. High School. 11 seconds are already up. -I .... :I: A ONE-YEAR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE SPOTLIGHT IS $1.00 m ~-u ....o Downtown Albany, ·r :I:'" GIt£Mllj Westgate, .... KNOWN FOR VALUES East Greenbush, Latham· Troy, Schenectady • RoHerdam • Scotia

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Three Tri-VilJage couples are fast at Tiffany's" which is being spending this week in New York held tomorrow morning for all City, attending the annu-al con­ the wives. They'll have a tour of vention of the Americal) As.socia­ the world-famous jewelry store, ROBIN KNOX tion of State Highway Officials. in additi6n to being served break­ Our local delegates to the meet­ fast, and doo'r prizes will be @ Announces ing in the Commodore Hotel are awarded. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm D. (Dor­ It looks as though Tracy, Bar­ ED KINNS (We'll Known Area Dealer) othy) Graham of 2 Normanside bara; and Dorothy are doing a Drive, Mr. and ,Mrs. G·. W. '(Bar­ lot to as~ure that the delegates' NOW MANAGING bara) McAlpin of 11 Groesbeck wives ~ave a good t~me this Place, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles week, and they are ~n such able SLINGERLANDS SERVICE CENTER E. (Tracy) Walsh Jr. of 187 Rowe­ h6st,esses that we can be sure 1360 New Scotland Road, Slingerlands land A venue. they'll succeed. Hope they're Mr. Burch McMorren. New enjoying a pleasant interruption "Two Centers To Serve You Better" York State Commis'sioner of Pub­ from routine. too. lic Works. is pre~ident of the Association. This is the first time .. -. - in recent years the annual con­ Young Keith Panza qf Delmar HIGHESTAWARD vention has been held near saw just enough action in the enough for the Delmar gang to football game between Bethle­ .FOR . YOUR SA. . VlNGS· go. hem Central and Guilderland to On Monday, the wives wei':e br~ak his ankle and spend the invited to a tea at Gracie Mansion next week in St,. Peter's Hos­ where they had a chance to meet pital. The popular 16-year-old i· and chat with Mrs. Robert Wag­ is home now, b.ut he'll be recuper­ ner, wife of New York City's may­ ating for an()ther week or two, or. Tracy Walsh served as chair­ and'is grad to have friend,s stop man of the tea arrangements, by and keep him posted on school and Barbara McAlpin, as trims­ and town doings. portation chairman, saw -to it that all the ladies - represent­ ••• ing every state in the union - Mrs. Esther Tunnell of FloF­ had rides to the mansion. (It can ida is visiting he:r;-, brother, Mr. be a frustrating experience, I'm Edward Pritchard of 192 Rowe­ sure, for newcomers to New York land Ave;nue, 'and his fa~ily, to attempt to travel within the for a few weeks. city on their own. There's always ••• someone just ahead that cli~b~ into that empty cab!) Ownership of the Delmar Not to be left out, Dorothy Service Center, at the Four Corn­ Graham is in charge of a "Break- ers, has cJ-ta~ged after be~ng op·

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I Village Welcome Wagon New­ comers Club will sponsor a bene­ Secretaries ROBIN KNOX fit Card Party and Hat Show for the American Field Service. Elect Announces The public is cordially invited The Albany Area Educational Opening Of to the party which will be held Secretaries' Association met at the Bethlehem Junior High at the Holiday Inn, Albany, N. Y. Schoo!. The Hat Show will be on Monday, September 27, for DELMAR SERVICE CENTER presented by Anne's Hat Box. the first meeting of the season. (4 Corners, Delmar) Tickets are $1.25 and are on Thirty-two educational secret­ sale at Anne's Hat Box, Elsmere aries attended the dinner and Formerly Pharmacy, Hilchie Hardware business meeting following. LEE REYNOLDS' STATION and Grover's Stationery. Mrs. Robbie Lou Ashworth, "Two Centers To Serve You Better" The American Field Service 2nd Vice President of the New is a private, non-profit educa­ York State Assoc. of Education tional organization, the purpose Secretaries, installed the fol­ We'll make your of which is to further understand­ lowing officers: Mrs. Clara Fuller, ing among the peoples of the President; Mrs. Helen Mitchell, motor world. Locally, David Chenault, Vice-President; Mrs. Carolyn a student at BeRS, is president Bergeron, Secretary; Mrs. Edith of the student group. This group Anthony, Treasurer. sing sponsors and provides the funds Secretaries from four school *" Engine Tune-up for a high school student from a districts were present: So. Col­ *" Front End Alignment foreign country to spend a school onie, Bethlehem Central. Guild­ *" Automatic Trans- mission Service year in our area. erland and No. Colonie districts. *" Modern Equipment The next meeting of the organ­ This year's student is Gab­ *" Ski lied Mechanics riela Lopex from Talea, Chile. ization will be held in November. She lives with Dr. and Mrs. Scott Covert in Elsmere. SPOTLIGHT The American Field Service AILEY'S GARAGE group is responsible for rais­ CLASSIFIEDS ing the funds to finance these student exchange programs. HE 9-4949 A KITCHEN IS A PERSONAL AFFA~IR;ii---;;;;;;;;" Let The Man From "KITCHEN DESIGNERS" Solve Your Problem FREE KITCHEN PLANNING

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CLASSIFIED AD POLICY BLACKTOP Classified Ads in the Spot­ LUIZ:?:I BROS., Blacktop Paving: light must be paid for when Parking lots, drivQ\Nays, garage floors, sidewalks. F~ee estimates. the ad is submitte_d. We must 482-3484. tf THIS WEEK ONLY enforce this policy strictly. SALE ON Our rates are too small to per­ CARPENTRY 20" lawn Spreader mit invoicing and bookkeeping REMODELING - All types of car­ Re Caps Winter Tread penter work. H. A. Ertel, HE on these aCQol,lnts. Please do 9-1048. Ed Hehre, HE 9-1198. TIRES Only $13.00 c!~on not ask us to make any excep­ tf tion to this rule. ADDITIONS, re'r.nodeling, roof­ ing, stairs. general repairs. Arthur Your copy and remittance SPECIALI! Molle. HE 8-1165. tf 6:S0x13 9.95 Lawn must reach us on Friday before 4:30 P.M. in order to appear CHILD CARE Fertilizer in the following Thursday is­ "HOUSE OF CHILDREN," infants 7:S0x14 9.95 sue. to 5 years, reasonable rates, 10Ibs·$1 ------' state license. HE 9-2518. 9.95 10-6-4 • 99 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 8:00x14 RATES . CLEANING SERVICE ICC per word for each insertion; HOUSE CLEA~ING, window washing, floor maintenance, $1 minimum. also any other cleanihg you need. CALL HE 9-4949 Old Holland Cleaning Service, lOW BOY ElECTRIC Write, or stop in at our Inc. RO 1-2139. tf 80nvenient office: DOLL REPAIRING 154 Oelaware Avenue WATER HEATER DOLLS repaired, restrung, costum­ ing. Reina Deitz. HE 6·1690. tf Holds a lot of water in a little space. Fits neatly ALTERATIONS & SEWING utility rooms, closets, under stairways ... or in milk ALTERATIONS and sewing. M. DRIVER TRAINING houses. garages or basements. Big 52 gal. capacity Suess. HE 9·1210. tf FREE BROCHURE- available ABC ALTERATIONS and sewing. Kirk in a small 43" height. Diameter: 22%". With fibreglass Auto Driving School. Dial 438· Hauser. HE 8-0014. tf insulation, glass lined tank, sturdy baked on enamel 0853 now. tf Removable front panels for easy access to APPLES I ",o"~nc"" and elements. Magnesium anode retards BEST PLACE TO BUY Mcintosh, ~~;~'~~:~·. Convenient drain valve. One year Cortland, sweet cider, good on all components and parts; 10 yr. .Albany Driving Academy I potatoes, fresh eggs. Haswell I ~'",'"nl~ on tank. Farms, Rt. 32 at Murray Ave., Glenmont, New York Delm~r. HE 9·3893. tf Beginne-rs • Intermediates ·U072 Model LB E~~~: $59.9 5 SWEET CIDER - apples - wide Hrush-Up variety at 8rookmere Farm, Rt, CARS AVAILABLE FOR Terms $9.95 down and $6.11/mo. 85, New Scotland, Donald D. Terhune. HE.9-96-20. 2tl01 ROAD TESTS APPLES AND FRESH CIDER. Standard & .Automatic Helderledge Orchard, Picard $6 per hr. Call HO 2.1309 Lilies .59 Road, RD#2, Altamont, Laurence DIRECT G. Bailey. 165~2344. 4tl021 Iris .55 FIREPLACE WOOD ,. APPLIANCE SERVICE SEASONED FIREPLACE logs, FROM HOllAND Hyacinths FOR 1.87 RAE: small appliances repaired. Free pick-up and delivery. RO free delivery within 25 miles. Voorheesville, 165-2089, Ravena TO AGWAY Gourds 3 FOR .25 1-3821. tf 156-4214. tf BUILDING Tulips EM~~~OR CA .• 10 Peat Moss & CONTRACTING FURNITURE REFINISHING 6 Cu. Ft. Bale reg. $4.50 HOMES, garages, remodeling, FURNITURE repairing, refinish- Crocus 50 FOR .98 additions, "easy terms." Hogan ing, re-upholstering. French. Construction Co. IV 2-4693. tf HE 4-0633. tf Daffodils 2 FOR .25 Tulips 20 FOR 1.75 $3.50 ALBANY AGWAY LAWN UNIQUE AND GARDEN CENTER BODY SHOP 642 S. PEARL ST. 242 DELAWARE AVE., DELMAR HO 3·6590 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR

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D. L. MOVERS. Local and long FUNERAL DIRECTORS distance moving. Reasonable SA W FILING MERCHANDISE M. W. TEBBUTT'S SONS rates. No lob too small or too SAWS sharpened, chain saw ser­ FOR SAlE large. Dick Leonardo. HE 9-5210. vice. N. Livingston, 4 Mountain­ ALUMINUM combination windows, Albany Delmar tf view, Karlsfeld. IV 9-1979. tf doors. siding, etc. Finest quality 420 Kenwood Ave. L.IGHT HAULING - refrigerators, at lowest prices. Taylor Alum­ HE 9-2212 washers, ,ranges. Tri-ViJlage, rea­ SCISSORS SHARPENED inum Products. RO 5-2856. tf sonable rates. Weekends only. SIX pairs "medium size scissors ANTIQUES bought and sold at Serving All Faiths HE 9-1140. tf 52; also pinking and grass shears, the sign of the Coffee Mill. 67 For Over 100 Years HOUSEHOLD MOVING, low rates. knives, lawnmowers. Call for and Adams PI.. Delmar. HE 9-1021. tf new eQuipment, exp'3rienced deliver. HE 9-3893. tf FURNITURE: our low C0st op­ INSTRUCTIONS personnel, free maid service. erating policy enables us to bring Local moving. 465-1200 tf SEPTIC TANK SERVICE you BIG SA VI NGS on NEW furn­ CLASSIC BALLET and contem­ NORMANSKILL Septic Tank iture, rugs and bedding. BUR­ porary dance, children, adults. ORIENTAL RUGS Cleaners. We install dry wells, RICK FURNITURE. 560 Dela­ Call Lola Liebmann 756-3213, ware Ave., Albany. Just across NEW AND USED, in all sizes and septic tanks. drain fields. 767- 185 North Allen. Albany and the Thruway Bridge in Albany. colors at reasonable prices. Wash­ 9287. tf New Scotland Road, New Sal· DELMAR SANITARY CLEAN­ ing and repairing by native ex­ tf em. tf ERS_ Serving Tri-Village are~ . pert. Pickup and delivery. Free FUEL OIL: 2~ per gal. cash dis­ JEWELRY estimates. Rod Kermani, Stop over 20 years. HE 9-1412. tf count. Academy Oll Service, 3, Albany-Schenectady Road, SLIPCOVERS Glenmont. 24-hour service. HO EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY EX 3-6884 or IV 2-0457~ • tf 2-1309.465-5336. tf repairs. Diamond setting, engrav­ & UPHOLSTERING TWO ELECTRIC RANGES: set of ing wedding and engagement PAINTING REUPHOLSTERING, slipcovers harness. Sanders. 439-2555. tf rings, reasonable. Your trusted & PAPEI

Adams Hardware, 380 Delaware TWO SCREENS and storms 7'3"x and Sunday, October 10th at BETA GAMMA RHO GIRLS Ave., Delmar. 2'4". HE 9-9658. 53 Royal Blvd., Delmar. are available to rake your KNAPP SHOES for economical BOWLING BAL.'-S: 3 bowling balls BOY'S BICYCL.E, 20", $8; gray foot comfort. Call Perry. HE suitable for lady or boy, full size, Lawson sofa, $25; channel back I awn or do odd job s on 9-1221, HE 4-7051. 3tl021 16 Ibs., $7.50 to $12.50. HE 9-3734. chair, $8; easy ironer $20; go-cart, SEALED bid basis: Elliott Address­ CHAIRS, occasional tables, lamps, $75. HE 9-3041. OCTO BE R 12th ing Machine with metal 18-drawer roll-away bed, dining room suite. DOTS - strollers, carriages, sneak- HELP US SUPPORT fite, 1 wooden 5xB 4-<:1rawer card 439-4208. ers, car seats, winter coats, men's file. Submit bids to Albany A.S.C. THREE ROOM OUTFIT - living suits, jackets. HE 9-9086. OUR ORPHAN Office, 337 Delaware Ave., Del­ room, bedroom, kitchen set. ACCORDION - 48 base, good con- from 9:30 on mar by Oct. 7, 1965. Can be seen Regular $619, special $398. Michel- dition. Asking $35. HE 9-2333. A.M. at above address Mon. thru Fri­ son's Quality Furniture, 1704 HAND BL.OWN Czechoslovakian HE 9-5175 or HE 9- 3657 day 8:30 to 5 P.M. Western Ave., Albany. HE 8-5321. glass antiQue bottles (50 yrs. GARAGE SAL.E - refrigerator, old), blue, green, clear, iust 24 dishwasher, couch, game room at $3 each. 465-8128. Capital Beer furniture, desk, chairs, buffet, & Soda, 25 Warren Street, AI- sewing machine, gilder, oil burn- bany, iust below L.incoln Park. I _~e:,.~w~a~'d~'C:O~b~e~.-=:~~~~o==ct::.":9~t:!:h~1 Open Daily & Sunday, 1 to 5 P.M. Nowon 1- WALNUT dish cabinet. Call HE 9-1573. ANTIQUES Annual Discount display Sale. Now until closing about Get Your Nov. 1st. Betty's Barn, New The Scotland, Rt. 85, New York. AUTOMOTIVE NEW EYE FOR SALE Saab Authorized Dealer 1966 NEW SALEM GARAGE New Salem Route 85 DeWitt and Fred Carl NEW AND USED CARS longer, lovelier, livelier SAAB Telephone RQ 5~2702 IB65 HONDA SBO. red, 4 months old, must sell. HE 9-3123. T-BIRD IB56 DE SOTO, 4 door, full power, good condition, $125. HE 9-4887. NEW SALEM GARAGE IB61 RENAUL.T DAUPHINE, low Route 85 - New Solem - Phone ROck well 5-2702 MUSTANG mileage. radio, good heater, OPEN 7 A.M. TO 7 P.M. EXCEPT SUNDAY priced for Quick sales. 439~3280 evenings, weekends. 1955 CADIL.L.AC Fleetwood, good TRUCK condition, $200. IV 2-5906. IB46 JEEP, red and white, 4-wheel drive, 9:00x15 whitewall over~ sized tires, N.V.S. inspected, $350. HE 9-1385 between 5 and 12 FORD 6 P.M. REASONS FOR LEASING FALCON HONDA YOUR AUTOMOBILE • No Capital Investment FAIRLANE • Tax Advantages • Accurate Cost Projedion • Uninterruptecj Transpor1ation • No Maintenance Problems On a • Simplified Ta.x and Accounting Records • No Procurement or D.isposol Problems HAOlES SALES • Greatly Reduced Administration Expense 336 n,RST S:tt. Ti.ROY • Drive the 1966 General Motors' Car of Your Choice Beautiful • Model and Equipment to Your Specifications Has won a .free trip to • All Cars Properly Licensed Japan thm sales, parts • Save .by Leasing and genera1 good serv- BUY ice. Once a Month You Pay a Moderate Charge W,e wish to tiha nk oJ!:1 Why Not Investigate? oUlr cu's'teme1j1S wiho mode CALL 489-4751 thIs trip po~slilblle. I BUY LOW AT Fe:r be,t1t'er serlke to you WENDELL LEASING CO., INC. Mr. liol9,fe eXlpedis to Olt­ teind ·schOlOI!ls iiin, bo~h CaiH­ 450 CENTRAL AVENUE fo'rnijla '

1811& DODGE 440, convertible, va, WOMEN WANTED. Delmar area, power steering, 7,000 miles, W ANTED TO RENT from 7 A.M. to 5:30 P.M., 5 days TRANSPORTATION reasonably priced. HE 9-2541. GARAGE OR barn suitable for week, 2 small children, must be STUDENT needs ride from Dela­ 19S4 HARLEY DAVIDSON #250 boat storage. Call HE 9-5559. reliable with references. HE ware Plaza to Unionville daily motorcycle, $400. HE 9-1218. SMALL APARTMENT for teacher, 9-3982 after 5:30. at 3 P.M. 439-2888. 1964 . CHEVROLET, "E1 with garage. HE 9-1895 after 4:30 COUNTER WORK, male or female, Camino" pick up. A-I condi- P.M. over 18. Must be able to work FOR HIRE 8000 original miles. evenings and weekends. Inquire HELP WANIEC Clyde Hawley, Delmar Corner CAR AND DRIVER go anywhere, Store, 4 Corners, D~lmar. day or longer, also folioge rides. REAL ESTATE Representative, Westerlo PY 7-5165. 2t1D14 male or female. Active office, SITU A TIONS WANTED KITTENS - FREE, three house AND we will train you. Call Harry HANDYMAN, no job too small. trained, 8 weeks old. 482- Miller, Brownell Realty. HE 439-5558. 5tl014 _. MAIL YOUR 5486 after 6 P.M. 2t 107 9-4911. 2,107 MOTHER will give daytime care SUBSCRIPTION FREE! Adorable roly-poly tiger HOUSEKEEPER - afternoons only, for child or children at home. 'r kittens 8 weeks old. House- weekends free: motherless home 439-3185. --~..--- TO broken. HE 9-4884. 2tlD14 to oversee, no heavy cleaning, WILL CARE for handicapped child KITTENS - the master says, we no baby care. Own transporta­ in my home. Call HE 9-2583.

THERe'S ON"' Y ONE 1~ The Stampede Is on to Empty the Corral ••• And DIRECnON FOI/TNE .Pardner, 'fou're a Spendthrift if You Don't Lasso Yourself a 8EST I/S~DC'ARSIN 7t)WN. ~~RYO~W/l.1. Bargain! NOBODY ••• BUT NOBODY Can OHer You DINCr YOI/ 11) •••• BE:nER QUALITY, BETTER SELECTIONS AND LOWER PRICES WtNHIMWMN • ECONOMY CARS • HILLMAN Sedan. '65 TR 4 A. Convertible, While I '63 ~~~~.S:~;:.N '64 Green. $1299j walls, radiO, heater $991 $1281 VOLKSWAGEN ~~~~o w.",. Sedan. Black. $598 $I.,hI'y '.m".'. I '59 $399 '63 '61 SINGER Convert.ble. Red. HILLMAN DelUXe A.romOl" ""." $311 '59 SlMeA 'od". '60 Sedan. Green $3881 radiO, heater. I Blue. $111 5 Fast Becoming New York state's OVER 100 QUALITY CARS TO CHOOSE FROM Largest Chevrolet Dealer You Can Pay More . .. BUT WHY? OYER 300 CARS YOUR OFFER MAY BE OUR SELLING PRICE NOW IN STOCK Marsh Hallman CIRCLE DODGE, Inc. CHEVROLET 781 CENTRAL AVE. NEMITH·LATHAM ST 5·8531 IV 9-5551 Area's Largest Stock of Dodge Products SALES AND SERVICE Open Ewenings '-______880 CUSTOM-DODCE TRUCKS ______---' PAGE 32 - Oetobe. 7, 1965 THE SPOTLIGHT tailored exclusively for Steefel's ... ROCKINGHAM SUITS

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