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Ro·.ary - St. Thomas Church, Ad· ams Place, Delmar, every Thursday at 11 :45 A.M.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1

2 P.M., Large Comm'unity Room, Bethlehem Public Library, the western, Broken Arrow (93 min.). No admission fee.

CALENDAR Tr~ViII.ge FISH - Call 439-3578 for voluntary service - 24 hours a day the year 'round - offered by residents of Delmar, Elsmere and Slingerlands to their neighbors in need of help in any emergency.

Nathaniel Adams Blanchard Post #1040, American Legion Auxiliary, 'r meets third Tuesday of month ex- I cept July & Aug., 8 P.M., Post rooms.

8:30 P.M., "MaratISade," R~I Play­ers, 15th Street Lounge, Tr

SATURDAY, NOV .2 10 A.M., film, The Little m~ess, Bethlehem' Library.

'MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4

7 P.M., meeting, Teunis Slinger­land Society of C.AR. Beth. Li· brary.

8:15 P.M., meeting, Temple Israel Sisterhood, film to be shown.

Bethlehem Jaycees meet first and third Wednesdays of the month, 8 P.M., Center Inn, 9W, Glenmont.

Nathaniel Adams Blanchard Post #1040, Amencan Legion, meets first and third Monday of month (when noliday occurs, move to Tuesday) except July and August. 8:30 P.M.

8: 15 P.M., meeting; everY'"" Wed . nesday, Gam-Anon, wives of com. pulsive gamblers, St. Pius Church, Loudonville. 462-6916 or P.O. Box 23, Albany.

Welcome Wagon - Newcomers and mothers of new babies calf 785-9640, Mon. thru Sat., 8:30'1 A.M.-6:0U P.M. so you may have a Welcome Wagon call. Onesq .... thaw O.E.8. meets on the

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Bethl.hem Memorial Auxiliary ,to rtl:09th at the Masonic Temple in :Post #3185, Veterans of Foreign . Deimar. Wars meets the third Monday of . Glenmont Lions Club meets 2nd every'month, at the Post Rooms, and 4th Tuesdays of the month at

:404 Delaware Ave., Delmar. ; LaCasa. Restaurant, Selkirk, 6;30

The Aibany County Pistol Club, Winne Place and Maewin Drive, Delmar, welcomes guests at its indoor pistol range every :ruesday at 8 P.M. Information: Dave Her· bach, 439-4372 or Tom Corrigan, 439-3301.

Monarch Club of Albany meets ev· ery Tuesday night at 6 at the Center Inn, Glenmont.

Give and Take Shop, staffed and stocked by residents of Delmar, clothing for all occasions, all ages, a-II sizes, available to everyone. Basement St. Thomas Apostle Church & Rectory), Mon. 9:30· 11 :30 A.M., Tues. 1·3 P.M., Sat. 10 AM.·12 Noon.

Every Thursday at 7 P.M., Delmar Reformed Church, scout meeting for handicapped, Troop 159 ..

Kiwanis Club of Delmar meets every Monday night at 6:15 at The Center Inn, Route 9W, Glenmont.

Bethlehem Lions Clut· meets 1 st . and 3rd Wednesdays vt the month at The Center Inn, Route 9W, Glen­mont, 6:30 P.M.

AARP meets 12:30 P.M., third Tuesday of month, De.lmar~ First United Methodist Church, Ken· wood Avenue, Delmar.

. The Delmar Comltlunity Orchestra rehearses every Monday evening from 8'to 10 at the First United Methodist Church of Delmar.

Bethlehem Junior Woman's Club meets 2nd Wednesday of each

·month, 8 P.M., Bethlehem Public Library.

Sethlehem Recycling Program (paper, cans, glass), Town Garage, 114 Adams St., Delmar. Mon. thru Fri., 8 AM.·4 P.M. Papers should

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P.M. Visitors welcome. Info: Bob Jones,463·3141. I Glenmont Homemakers meet 3rd Wed. of month; Glenmont Comm. Church, 8 P.M.

8 P.M., monthly meeting, last Thursday of each month, Elsmere Fire Co.

1-5· P.M., Trap Shooting, Bethle­hem Sportsman's Club, Dunbar Hollow Road, Clarksville, every .Sunday starting May 5, free in· structions noon to 1 p.m. and every Wed.,7 P.M. starting June 5. Non· members welcome. More informa· tion: 439·6003.

Bethlehem Lodge meets on 1 st and 3rd Wednesday of every month, Ladies' Auxiliary meets on 2nd Wednesday of every month.

Sethlehem YDuth Employment Ser­vice, 114 Adams Street, Delmar. School year schedule, Monday· Friday, 1 :00-4:30 P.M. Teleph6ne 439-2238.

The second Saturday of each month there is a waste paper drive at the town parking lot on Kenwood Ave. just above_ the four corners."\ This drive is sponsored by the

. youth groups of the Reformed and the MethOdist Churches of Delmar. They will pick up papers from Senior Citizens or shut-ins. For pick·up call the church offices d~ring the preceeding week.

Bethlehem Jayncees meet 4th Mon· day of each month, 7:30 P.M., for further information please contact Denise Linstruth 439-5312 ..

2 P.M., film, The Little Princess, Bethlehem Library.

9 P.M., Concert R.D. Jones, Beth. Coffee House, 125 Adams St.

8:30 P.M., "Marat/Sade," RPI Play· . ers, 15th Street Lounge, Troy.

. 4 P.M., Turkey Supper, New Scot· land Presbyterian Church, New Scotland Rd.

8 A.M., Flea Market a·nd Bake Sale, Bethlehem Museum, Rt. 144 and Clapper Rd., Cedar Hill.

7;30 P.M. Bethlehem Central High School. Donkey aasketball game sponsored by Bethlehem Uons Club. Pr9"Sale tickets for $1.00 available at Delmar Appliances, Grover's Stationery, Hitchle's Hard­ware. Tickets $1.50 at door.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3

5 P.M. Concert, Cathedr(JI Choir of Men and Boys, at Cathedral of All Saints, Swan and Elk Streets, AI· bany.

1;30 P.M., Chamber Ensemble, Mu­sic Group, Delmar Progress Club,. at Bethlehem Public Library ..

10:30 A.M., Mondays YMCA Wo­men's Slimnastics, at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 85 Elm Avenue, Delmar. 449·7196.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5

ELECTION DAY!IIII

1 P.M., Tuesdays YMCA Women's Slimnastics at Bethlehem Luther­an Church, 85 Elm Ave., Delmar, 449-7196.

9 A.M., Election Day Bake Sale, Women's Guild of Clarksville Com­munity Church at Clarksville Fire Hall.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6

7-8:30 P.M., Educational Fair, Els­mere School, Children and Adults invited.

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8 P.M., meeting, Bethlehem Art Association, Delmar Library.

7:30 P.M., The Town Board of t.he Town of Bethlehem will hold a Pub­lic Hearing November 6, 393 Dela­ware Avenue, Delmar, to consider the Bethlehem Sewer District as­sessment rolls for 1975.

10 A.M., Antique Study Group, Detmar Progress Club, Bethlehem. Library.

.6:30 P.M., Holiday A.uction & Din-' ner, Bethlehem Business WGlT)en's Club, Schrafft's.

·t 2 Noon, Turkey Supper and Fair, at First Reformed Church of Beth-' lehem, Se.lkirk, servings at !,l, 6, and 7 P.M. Reservations 7.67·9935 ..

"8 P,M., The Town Board of the' Town of Bethlehem will meet at 893 Delaware Ave., Delmar, ".for the purpqse of. holding -a pu.blic,

" hearing ~upon the Preliminary Bud-get of the-Town of Befhlehem for the fiscal year beginning January 1,1975.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7

7 P.M., 'Regular Meettn~ o~ the Bethlehem Senior Citizens in the Cafeteria of· the Middle -School. Birthday party for members whose birthdays fall in November.

12:30, Benefit Card Party, Daugh­ters of the American Revolut"lon, at First Congregational Church,

Quail and Woodlawn Ave., Albany. Reservations 765-4008.

9;30 A.M. Mooling, League of Wo­men Voters, Bethlehem Unit, at Bethlehem Library. Information, call 439-4266.

8 'P.M. "Local zoning and town planning" panel discussion with town zoning and pl,anning chair­men Earl S. Jones Jr., -Bethlehem; George Roberts, Colonie, and Har­old Crounse, Guilderland, at St . Ambrose's ehurch, 347 Old lou­don Rd., Latham (north of traffic circle on Rte. 9, turn right after stoplight at Field.'s, Dn Corbee Rd., short distance to church). Spon­.sored by Suburban H9u_sing~ware­ness study group. Open to public. Information, ca'll co-ordinato; Dor­annZjmickie, ·Loudonv."ille. orJElAet

. Butlin, Bethlehem.

7:30 fI •. M., The Town BO'ard 9f the fawn of Bethletletn witl hold a Pub­li.e hearing, "November 13, cd the Town Hall to consider a resolution "granting -residents of the Town of "'eth'lehem .who are'.eligible, sixty­five years of age or older aoO with incpme of $6,500. per year or ~ess, an' exemption from ..taxation by the Town to the extent 'of 50% of the assessed' valuation "Of their .pro-perty.' .

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10 R.m. to 4 po",,\ .Dutch Bazaar featuring handcra~ I gift items, Delmar Reform~ 'C»Iurch, 386 Delaware Ave.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10

2 P.M., Children's Function, Magic Show & Western Show, Middle School, Delmar. Tickets 438-1854.

2 P.M., Large Community Room, Bethlehem Public Library, musical CAROUSEL (128 min.). Free.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11 B.C. Schools closed for Veteran's Day.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12

1·3:30 P.M., friendship Tea, Bazaar & Bake Sale, Delmar Presbyterian Church, Delaware at Cherry Ave· nue, Tri-Village women are in­\:ited.

7:30 P.M., A public hearing will be held in the hearing room at . Town Hall, 393 Delaware Avenue, Delmar, to hear all persons inter­ested in an application received from James W. and Marion F. Mi­chaels for a one-lot subdivision ap· proval. They propose to build a dwelling on a lot owned by them in Glenmont, located between East Bayberry Road and the Colonial Acres Golf Course and bounded on the south by the Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation right-of-way.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13

12 Noon, meeting, Halfmoon But­ton Club, Bethany Community Re­formed Church, 760 New Scot­land Ave., Albany.

8 P.M., The Board of Appeals of the Town of Bethlehem, Albany County, will hold a public hearing at the Town Offices, 393.Delaware Ave., Delmar, on application of Gerald Michelson, 343 So. Mann-

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SAM STRATTO You know you can trust him.

"SAM STRATTON is one of the best representatives any district has in Washington ... We need him as a Congressman ... "

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Stratton for Congress Campaign Committee, Box 734, Schenectady, N.Y., Frank D. Pabis, Chairman.

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iog Blvd., Albany, for a rehearing I on his request for a Variance un- . der Art. XII, Side Yards, of the Bethlehem Town Zoning Ordinance because construction of a chim­ney at 102 Hampton St., Delmar, reduces the side yard space re­quired under the Zoning Ordinance.

9 P.M., The Board of Appeals of the Town of Bethlehem, Albany County, will hold a public hear-ing at the Town Offices, 393 Dela­ware Ave., Delmar, on application of H.M.C. Associates of Latham, for a Variance under Art. V, Off­Street Parking, of t~ Bethlehem Town Zoning Ordinance because under the requirements of the Ordi­nance there would be insufficient off-street park iog space to accom­modate a proposed addition to ali' existing office building in the Nor­manside'\.,Office Plaza, Delmar.

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FIRST UNITEO METHOOIST CHURCH

428 Kenwood Ave., Delmar 439-9976

Pastors: Robert B. Thomas, Thomas D. Peterson, Sang Hahn

GLENMONT COMMUNITY CHURCH fReformed)

3 Weiser St., Glenmont Rev. Jack Cooper, Pastor

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST

555 Delaware Ave., Delmar 439-2512

BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN CHURCH

85 Elm Ave., Delmar Rev, Paul H. Gassmann

FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH' OF ALBANY

405 Washington Ave., Albany Office Phone: 463-7135

BETHLEHEM COMMUNITY CHURCH 201 Elm Avenue, Delmar

439-9492 David P. McD9weil - Pastor

CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH (Reformed)

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OELMAR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

585 Delaware Ave., Delmar 439-9252

George H. Phelps, Pastor

"Students need a voice in government.

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It is to be understood that I have not taken a stand on Mrs. Butz's problem with the Del­mar Postal Service which she wrote about in a letter 'which appeared in my column last week. I have not heard from the Post Office of their explana­tion for what happened, but I did receive a letter in reply to Mrs. Butz's letter.

Here it is:

An Open Letter to Mrs. Butz Dear Mrs. Butz,

I, personalty, c'annot answer all the questions rais~d in your recent letter, since I am not a postal employee. But; I do feel, that by writing .an open letter to Mr. Mulholland, rather than talking with him personally, that you have "blackened the eye" of every fine postal em­ployee in qelmar, who do their job efficiently and faithfully.

True, you have had an unfor­tunate experience. Perhaps the substitute carrier made a mistake by delivering your mail,· but everyone, thank God, is huma'n and capable of error.

I do know, .however, that un­less the sender of your "special delivery'" letter requested a signature, your carrier acted properly by ringing the bell & placing it in your letter box. As far as different delivery times, this happens occasion­ally when the mail volume is so heavy that a substitute is put on the route along with your regular carrier and each do a part of the route: Your mail

valid reason, fail to shovel their walks for delivery of mail? Did you know that postal regula­tions state _ that mail need not be delivered unless walks are shoveled! Your mailman also has to contend with unleashed aggressive dogs who often bite - and our town has a leash law!

I know of one mailman in Del­mar who found one of his pa­trans. quite ill, after noticing she hadn't been seen for a cou­ple of days. If it hadn't been for his "humanness & concern," she might have died.

I also know of several people who call their mailmen at home in the evening to request spe­cial favors & to my knowledge their mailmen try to oblige. But I also know of several people who show no appreciation for their carrier's good service. Would you be willing to trudge through snow & ice or walk in the pouring rain, or be at­tacked by unleashed dogs to deliver mail to people who won't even mutter a civil" word, much less thank you for your service. These same people who never take the time to say "hello" ~re always the first to complain if someone makes a mistake.

To my knowledge there is no public or private enterprise anywhere, that has 100% per­fect unerring employees. It is I my feeling that 95% of our post-I al employees do a great job and and people who drag little pro­blems into the public eye, ra­ther than settle them privately with the people involved, de­serve no special consideration by our mailmen!

Sincerely, Carol Hoyt Delmar, N.Y.

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later than when he had help. (~f"'S to S(.hoo. I know these -two things for IL __ -...:. ________ ---''-J, fact because they have happen­ed to me. But other things have happened to me, and I'm sure to others that no one ever hears about.

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You can count on Carl Touhey. The Republican-Liberal candidat", has a practical solution for eliminating the sales tax on necessities such as home heating fuel, shoes, wheelchairs, soap and diapers.

End the exemptioll 1111

cllm lIIercial (ldl'e/'tl:~ill!J.

llw sales UIX measure was passed 9 ~'eal's ago by a Democratie legislature. On home heating fuel alone, the sales UIX has soared 1:2;;0"". ' 1l1is law needs changing. ,

His Democratic opponent talb about lowering taxes but has· yet to mention one specific state tax he would change or lower ..

The jwople of ;\Ihan)' and (;rt'ene ('OLIn ties need some()ne to :..;tand un for them ... and Carl Touhp), is that man.

, Paid for by the Touhey for Senator Committee.

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tional Services Center, 90 A­dams Place, Delmar, just prior to the Board's regular business meeting.

At present, the maximum allowable income for the tax exemption is $6,000, and the Board will consider upping it to $6,500. To be eligible for the partial exemption, persons must also be at least 65 years of age and own property, in the school district.

The Bethlehem Town Board will hold a hearing on the same measure that night.

"Pops" Concert On Thursday, November

7th at 8:00 P.M., the Senior High Music Department will present its annual Fall "Pops" Concert in the Bethlehem Sen~ ior High auditorium. Perform~

ing groups will include the Or~ chestra, Concert Band and Wind Ensemble under the direction of Mr. Salvatore Gangi and Samuel Bozzella, while the choral portions of the program will be directed by Mr. Joseph Farliell.

The Senior High choral groups will feature selections from the various Broadway musicals while the Wind En~

semble and Concert Band will continue by featuring Bern~

stein's "West Side Story" -and selections from "My Fair Lady" by Lowe respectively. The Sen~ jor High Orchestra will con· tinue by performing the First Suite from "Carmen" QY Bizet.

Tickets will be sold at the door and the public is cordially invitp.d.

"Catchin The Flo Wilh The Seniors"

What is- it like being a Senior in the year nineteen hundred and seventy four? It is absolute~ Iy an amaz;ng experience, that I find extremely difficult to even put in words. You sort 'of get that same .feeling that you do when you put your foot in a nice hot fireplace. I really don't think that even expresses it totally. Come in and we will go over to the Senior Room 'at B.C. so you can see it for your~ self. But I'm warning you, it is going to be an experience you won't ever forget.

Here at the doorway of the Senior Room, we find some students doing what we call "catchin the flow." In other words watching the changing of the classes. This is an en· joyable passtime for many Sen~

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iors at B.C. Don't forget 'now, this is only the beginning. Now that we are in we have a whole other book to 'read. To the left is- located the most treasured, sacred, majestic, honored, object I think the senior's have ever seen in their life. Most people know it as a soda· ma­chine, the seniors like to refer to lit as a "gift from God!" Fur­ther left there are all the Sen­ior boys from B,C., about seven, playing a heavy game of cards, Sometimes they start playing ruff and get into almost two or three hands of "Go Fish" ot

once. Towards the center of the room, lined up like birds on a telephone wire are all the senior girls, 9,453,047, ap'" proximately, seated on the couches, Usually every other girl is knitting or crocheting pretending they are making something really cool! Some­times when we are really lucky for excitement, Mr. Karp will visit us and greet everyone with a pleasant hello, turn down the stereo and take away the boys pacifier, their cards.

Well, I better stop now be­fore you gel luu excited. I know

Whether it be with Munchy MOllarella - or Paesano's Famous Italian Sausage No matter how you slice,jt" PAESANO'S

PIZZA worth the DOUGH! • IS

giant crepe aloft as A~semblyman Fred Field of CnloniA Ilffi('i81ly opens Audrey's Creperie, new Northway Mall eatery, by cutting the first crepe. Also participating in the event are, left to right: owner and namesake, Audrey Davis, Mike Hoblock, Town Clerk; and Mike Davis, owner'.

The Spotlight

He knows the most important thing in

Family Court is the Family.

Paid For By Citilenl for the Election of Sal Aml:llo

October 31,1974 - PAGE 13

DOLL CLOTHES CUSTOM-MADE

'TEN~IIS RACKETS Restrung - Regripped

VIOLINS REPAIRED BOWS REHAIRED

785-3968 C.M. LACY 3 Becker Terr. , 439-9139

Don't take a chance ...

on waiting until your furnace breaks down , ,

It may break down in the middle of a blizzard or on Chris\mas Eve or while you are away, allowing your pipes to freeze {to say nothing of the parakeet and the goldfish).1f it is old and noisy, replace it now with a modern Carrier Winter Weathermaker®Furnace. Be warm, wise and worry-free.

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439-7605 439-7605

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TODAY!

it was too much for you to hack all at Once. ,Well, take a deep breath and you'll be just fine ..

, tween 9:00 A.M. and 3:00 P.M.

- Cheryl Lazare I. Registration

The Montessori School ~f' Albany is still registering stu­dents for the fall term. They are accepting children for the afternoon session between the ages of 2 years 9 months and 4 yeClrs. For information please ·call the school at 439·7959 be·

Here & There I Dutch Bazaar

The Women's Guild of the Delmar Reformed Church will hold a "Dutch Bazaar" Satur­day, November 9, from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. at the church at 386

r"n'''''I'o Soccer Team, who will enter the sec­tiona Is November 1 st after an impressive "win" tally this past season! ,

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10, Towing Service 1 L Cooling System Problems 12, Gas Tan~ Repairs 7 A.M.-6 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY· 7 A.M.·1 P.M. SATURDAY

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BAILEY'S GARAGE

FRAIM'S ,CONSOLIDATION

SALE Reloca glo

1009 Central Ave. I effective Nov.1

~~ of

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AND WAREHOUSE

~ BIG SAVINGS AT OUR NEW STORE,

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©VER STORY HALLOWE'EN COVER CONTEST

THE SPOTLIGHT RECEIVED many Hallowe'en Posters for the contest. It was very hard to choose the best one from both age groups but the two on the cover are the winners of McDonald's gift certificates, which they will receive in the mail soon. Thank you all for participating. Pictures judged by. Annina Fuller

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Delaware Avenue. The bazaar will feature hand-

crafted items in the pillow picuIJb'Ja,·d, art gallery, children's

co'rner and holiday shop. Home­made food items will be avail­able at the Dutch pantry.

Lunch will be served in Ben­nett Parlor, a collection of

merchandise will be offered in the attic truck-book shelf sec­tion, and there will be games for younger children.

Women of the church, along with some help from a few of the men, have been conducting workshops since last spring to prepare for the fund-raising

A PICTURE OF CONCENTRATION, the Rev. David l. Cooper gives his undivided attention to his leatherwork as he lends a hand in preparing for the Dutch Bazaar sponsored by the Women's Guild of the Delmar Re­formed Church, November 9.

C. B. CLARKE, INC.

FOR INSURANCE

CALL

Burt Anthony

THE "WOOLY BUGS" SAY A SEVERE WINTER - ARE YOUR INSURANCE POLICIES PREPARED FOR IT? IF IN DOUBT CALL

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Alignment Wheel Balance

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Front End

Springs

no cash? Put your snowblowers or lawn mowers on lay­a-way at

JOHN S. ALBANO & SONS

15 Main St Havena 756·291 t M-W-F 8·8. T-Th 8-6 58-5

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EMPIRE PAINT COMPANY 142 Central Avenue

Albany, New York 12206 Phone: 44~-5400

I Buenos Dias Amigos! Si! we have tacos, enchiladas. burritos, chili, chili dogs

i Gringos Welcome Also! II Yes! we have hamburgers. franks. subs

Just 4 ·I.ee tu caste of' A'e%u:o" I u" s,,, II - , La Groo\ y Co mho ........ 1.35 """~ Sun 1 - s

«(dCO. ensh._ to,tada) 0 ., ~ Odd COli ric Comoo ........ 1.00 - ~C;. If (taco. bUlger, soda) t\. ~ 577 New Scotland Ave., Albany I.tko.: ()llb t'le 0

()pp SI l'llL:l\ 1111'>pll.tl) -I"lX 707"l

DON AVERILL'S Cocktail~ounge

FREE BUFFET 7 P.M. to 10 P.M.

Sunday Only '(Music of the 30's and 40's)

from 8 P.M. to 1 :30 P.M.

for your listening & dancing pleasure FRANK BROWN TRIO

9'1 DELAWARE AVE. DELMAR'

October 31, 1974 - PAGE 17

"I

EUCT

FRAN - KEELER

ASSEMBLYMAN DEMOCRATIC-CONSERVATIVE

CANDIDATE 102nd Assembly District

Colun:bia Co., Greene Co., Bethlehem, Coeyma~s, New Scotland

HE THINKS LIKE YOU ... AND HE LISTENS Paid for by the Democratic Citizens for Keeler

COFFEE BREAK no w the SKI BREAK

Fly to Miami and sail to either

MIS Skyward Cape Haitien San- Juan St. Thomas Puerto Plata

or

MIS Starward Port-au-Prince Port Antonio Montego Bay Nassau

FROM $425.00 p.p: JANUARY, APRIL 12, 19,26, MAY FROM-$465.00 p.p. FEBRUARY, MARCH, APRIL 5

Includes round trip air from N.Y.C. - with open return, transfers, accommodations, 4 meals a day, plus fuel sur­charge, port taxes.

37 North Pearl St. Albany, New York

434;4131

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210 Delaware Ave. Delmar; New York

439-7671

event.. Besides ,the items made by

the church members - ranging from crewel embroidery to stuffed animals to finely de­tailed Christmas ornaments

1

- the bazaar will offer a sel­ection of imported items by skilled craftsmen 'in developing countries.

The co-chairpersons

event, Mrs. Lois Butz and Mrs. Doroth' Geyer, said the bazaar grew out of a desire by some of the women to meet on a regular basis to work on craft items.

EberlerReceives National Sales Award .

Donald W. Eberle, 13 Garstead Drive, Slingerlands, has qual­ified for the Circle of Cham-

PUTTING FINISHING touches on their handiwork, Mrs. Lila Hogancamp and Mrs. Clara Hogancamp prepare for the Dutch Bazaar November 9 at the Delmar Reformed Chl~.rch.

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to PARENTS

Could your child use some help with schoolwork? Have you ever wondered about his I.Q.? Are his reading and spelling ... his phonetics, handwriting, and math, as good as they should be? .

Now, through the Learning Center's diagnostic testing service, parents can find the answer to these and other questions. Quickly, inexpen· sively, and without obligation, parents can receive a com­plete and confidential report on children from 5 to 18 years of age. If you've ever wondered about these ques· tions, or if you think your youngster could use some in· dividual help, call the Learn· ing Center.

• Albany 459·8500 • Clifton Park 371-7001

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Pharmacy Topic

by Tom Lon~tin

Garlic salt or celery salt contains as much sodium as ordinary salt, and is no low'sodium sub titute. Check with your doctor to find an acceptable replacement. . . -Sore th~l.lat'! A throat culture will c;heck for streptococcus germs. It's worthwhile protection against rheumatic "rever, rheumatic heart· diseases and some kidney ailments. -. . Sore throat? Whatever the reason, soothe the ache with gargles and loz,nges assembled for you at New Scotland Pharmacy. While your doctor's medication is getting ridl of the germs, let us help you easel the symptoms.

New Scotland Pharmacy, Inc.

Phone 439-6551 Stonewell Shopping Center

Slinger:1ands, N. Y. 12159

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NATURALIZER

Naturalizer Boots .... Your foul weather

. friends.

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S30.00' Brown & Black

DUAWARE PLAZA

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pions award of Waddell & Reed, Inc., for his outstanding per­formance during 1974 .

. As a member of the firm's Circle of Champions, Mr. Aber­le and his wife Ann will attend a three-day' vacation - meeting trip at Disney World in Febru­ary. The award is made'annual­Iy to the top Waddell &' Reed Representatives.

Waddell & Reed is the prin­cipal· underwriter and invest­ment manager of the United group of mutual funds, the na­tion's third largest mutual fund organization with more than 2,000 Representatives. The lo­cal office of Waddell & Reed is located at 526 Troy-Schenec­tady Road, Latham.

Eberle is a member of the International AssoCiation of Financial Planners, a member of the Waddell & Reed, Inc. Pre' sident's Advisory Council and Million Dollar Investment Club, the Unive~sity Club of Albany, Lake George Power Squadron, and the First Unitarian Church Finance Commit,tee.

Dance Classes to be Held An unsurpassed faculty of

the finest dance artists will conduct master classes for a "Day of Dance" on Sunday, November 3rd at the Bethle~ hem Central School in Delmar for Teachers, /\.ccictant Tench­ers and Students. The "Day of Dance" program will offer classes in Children's Work, Ballet T~chnique and Varia~ tions, Tap Production and Jazz Technique and Firl)ished Danc­es. The Teachers and assistant

ELECTRIC TRAINS Repairs - Parts - Salas

Std" "0", S, HO & N Gauge

CHUCK LONG - 439·3496

RUG6ED RUNNER

WALK·OII MATI

SINCE 19)$

U \I Run;; "f,Jf STU{)IO FA(;[UTIES

fngdgement • Ch,ldren ~ Fdm,ly And Executrte PortraIts

t ARDSLEY RD WESTMERE 456 5166 Just OH Western Av. _ I Mile West ot Northway ,.. ,.. ,.. ... ,. ,.. ,..

"." _J~'~. ,t,if"";S2 DELAWARE AVENUE V~ Phone439~4101

9 A.M. to 5,30 P.M. Open every day Monday thru Saturday

We 'oof{ forward to seeing you soon

CARPET WORK ROOM "Tacked Down Carpeting" Cleaned ill Your Home

Oriental & Domestic Rugs Cleaned in Our'Modern Plant Laying· Bin'ding - Serging - Repairing - Weaving

Hoover Cleaner Sales - New Steam Cleaning Phone for Free Estimate

465,7870 Pick'lIp & Delivery

L EK TR O-KL E EN. EO·. We Operate OUR OWN PLANT at 27 Sherman Street Albany, New York 12210

October 31,1974 - PAGEJ9

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Male drivers, single. under 25 Automobile insurance as low as

S219 immediate FS-21 E-Z payments

rates courtesy of Ctluntrywide Ins. Co.

BARRY SCOTT INSURANCE AGENCY 90 STATE ST: ALBANY. N.Y.

462-9796 462-989.

ONLY IF YOU WANT. -'THE VERY-BEST -

auofold' 2-Layer IklIIII'W8aI' the 008l1li onIV IIIIIJII"erformIIICfI tn3Ir'IIW

·ONSALEAT

B. Lodge & Co. 75 No. Pearl St., Albany

463-4646 BankAmericard, Master Cha~ge

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M.D.A. FLOOR COVERING, INC.·

RIVER RD., GLENMONT 463-8845 - 463·0034

ARMSTRONG - BIGELOW - lEES CARPETS

ARMSTRONG VINYL FLOORING, " Warehouse Discount Prices Always

MRS. ANN Character Reader

& Advisor

Also Horoscope Card Reading For more information: Call for Appointment

458·1967 •

141 WOLF ROAD COLONIE, NEW YORK

~ '~ , ,h'" i, i" ,""i, ~ Ghosts and Gobi ins all around

~• Oysters are in season

Fresh on tha 1/2 shell and deep fried dinners

SELKIRK. NY RO 7-9045 ~~~ Open 7 days a week 11 :30 A.M,-to 10:00 P.M"

Musical stylings of Beverly, Judy & Bob

- ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES -

iiiijiimii~~""'~

Scotty is light and practi· cal. Yes, the price is li9ht too. See the newly de· signed 1975 models. There are 15 and 18ft. Scotty trailers waiting for your decision at your 10' cal Scotty' dealer.

MAGLEV.TRAILER SALES SALES - TRAVEL TRAILERS

SUPPLIES - PARTS - REPAIR 1609 Western Avenue, Albany, N.Y .• 456-3611 CHUCK PLANT BILL MURRAY, JR.

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teachers - over 16 years of age - will have their session from 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. with registration beginning at 8:00 A.M. The Student Session for dancers 8 to 12 years of age will begin at. 12:30 P.M. and finish at 3:30 P.M. with regis­tration beginning at 12 noon. The third workshop of 'the day will be for Teens - 13 years of age and up and will open at 2:00 P.M. and run until 5:30 P.M.

Notice Notice to voters in the

Town of Bethlehem-accord­ing to the Election Law, Sec­tion 252, a voting machine

,will- be on public exhibition for your examination at the Town Justice Building, 118 Adams Street, Delmar, on the fo·llowing two days and re­spective hours: October 31-9 A.M.-4 P.M. November 1-9 A.M.-4 P.M.

The Machine will be pre­pared according to the re­quirements of the Election Law and instructors ~ill be on hand each day.

Marion T. Camp Town Clerk

betWe"n 7-9 P.M.

Call 828-7677 ELECT

FRAN KEELER ASSEMBLYMAN

Democratic Conservative Candidate

1 02nd Assembly District (Columbia Co., Greene Co., Bethlehem, Coeymans, New

Scotland)

HE THINKS LIKE YOU . _ • AND HE LISTENS

Democratic Cit·izens for Keeler

SPECIAL! FULL DEPTH FILE

·24 INCH

·4 DRAWER

.• BALL BEARING

$49.95

OFFICE FURNITUR.E 915 Broadway, Albany

449-5191

~/. CHECK

/ YOUR FAIR SHARE

The UNITED Way

now 9.99 4-Qr. SlO-COOKER Brings out natural flavor, Electric, with lift-off pot. Porcelain finish outside; no-stick inside. 5242

Delmar Lumber .. 340 DELAWARE AVE'NUE ,

DELMAR· PHONf. 439-9966

The Scx,tbaht I

.-PIANO TUNING

& REPAIRS Emile Catricala Call 273-7844

TREESCAPE ARBORICUlTURAL SERVICES

HAROLD C. MaclNTOSH, Prop,

The People Who Care About Your TreBs & You

."Pruning • Tree Removal • Bracing • Feeding • Tree Surgery· • Planting • Cabling • Vista Cutting

• Wo{)d Lot Improvement • Stump Removal

24 Hr. Emergency Service

1439-71'471 Free

Estimates

FIREWOOD

Mail Address: Box t4,·SJinoerlands, N.V.lap t21591

Henley Pure Lambswool The great classic look from England. In a

range of new colOUrs. About $27.50. Petdon cardigan. no! shown, about $39.50

8 James St., Albany, N.Y. 12207 Open Thursday Evenings

Open Saturdays Member of Park & Shop

Free parking in Park & Shop Lots on Sat. ONLY

Spotli",ht

TOO LATE TO .CLASSIFY

HllP WANTED

HOMEWORKERS WANTED (Stuff Envelopes)

000JOB5 IMMEDIATE EARNINGS GARAGES; attics; and cellars cleaned. handyman $25.00 Per Hundred

work, reasonable. 439·1808. 411121 ROOFING Rush 25f and stamped self-

RESIDENTIAL SPECIALIST still has fOom in fall addressed envelope for inform a-schedule. 439-0336. 4t1121 tion or send $1.00 for complete'

MERCHANDISE FOR SALE SNOWTlRES MOUNTED. Chevy 678-14, Wards beginner's kit. (Ms.) Unda Co-

Power Grip, S40. 439·1012. villion, 25 York Avenue, Mont;' PETS cello, N.Y. 12701.

PUPPIES, BLACK, black and white, blue eyes. IL============, part HUSKY. phone 439-5623.

/ YOUR ~/. CHECK

~ FAIR SHARE

The UNITED Way

TRUCKING SERYICI

Burton's Trucking . Guilderland Center, N·.Y.

Appliances & Furniture Moved Call for estimate

356-0286

MIRCHANDISI FOR SAil

Out b a a r d motor, electric, Shakespere, 24 volts, two Delco 12 volt batteries, battery charg­

. er, slightly used S 150.00. Drum, steel, 55 gallons with spigot and wood stand $10.00. 439·3561.

VISTA Plumbing Inc. 538 Elm Ave., Selkirk

Plumbing, Heating - Repairs Residential

Call 439-3603 - 5989

New Unicrafl

MAUSOLEUM ·Lower5 Ihe c051 of Above . Ground Inlerment

CALL

MEMORY STUDIOS 1032 Central Ave. mftI!nT.I Only Authorized ~_

Rock of Ages ~OC\ Dealer g,

rn Albany County \@W-438,4486 •

There's a Candle* in·the window

for you at HOME! This year' ~ 1975

-Continuous CHRISTMAS CLUB ACCQUNT may be opened· Octo per 28, 1974. *Stop by our

Christmas Club Teller's window

and receive a FREE Holiday Candle

when you open or re-open your

Account!

MAIl OFFICE: 163 C.ntral ".nu., lIbany, U.

U Wolf Rd. CDI .. i" N.Y. 11 No ..... rI S""t,

lIballJ, N.Y. MEMBER F.D.I.C.

STARPLW Stat. Firm Rd •• West.nI lv,nu ..

Guilderland, N.Y.

October 31, 1974 - PAGE 21

Spotlight

AlTQAtlDNS AND DRESSMAKING. - 439-4138_

COMPltTE LINE aillminum products. Installation. local ref.eren(es on request "G1I~ranteed work· ~68~;~29tree .estim.ates .. Dick {}oQlermuth 11 ,

ALUMINUM SIOING, new pla-sti~ coated all colors in stock, no down payment, 30 year guarantee 'Free estimates. Statewide Mo~ernililtion CGfp .• 104 Quail St., IV 9·0991 . tf

lfrllA~CL\

At prices you can af· ford .. We specialize in driveways, walks, floors, etc. Call for free estimate.

459·5873

CA£I'ENTH

SEASONED FIREWOOD: well split. hardwood. face cords and kindling. Oelivered. 459-6323, 235-.1627. • 1011126

fURNITURE RHINISHIP

EXPERT R1RNlTiJRE refinishing. Oiapes made to order. Also antiQues fot sale. Phone 766-4664.

If

HORSES BOUDIn

JOS~H'S TRDUBADOlUl STABLES"fidino lesson pony rides. Tlaining. Rt. 9W. 161-9537. tf

TORCHY'S TACK SHOP JerIcho Ad., Selkirk

RO 7·270 I • RO 7·2468 Mon.-Sat. 9-9

Boarding & Training Stables -Riding Supplies & Saddles

BobSow~rs' .DELMAR APPLIANCE

CARPENTRY, stairs, doors, windows. (leneral reo u· .L-_~_-,I"nd=o.:.o;.'c.A.::,.::e,-nc:a ____ ..,J pair~. Call 6·8 P.M. 756·2019. tf .. '

Complete tine of RCA VictoreWhirlpool

CARPENTRY - MASONRY - Painting - Re­pairs - "No Job Too Small". Call Cliff 765-4289. tf

ADDITIONS, GARAGES, dormers, siding, porches, roofs, small repairs. VanCans, 439-3541. tf

SALES '.& ·SERVICE BATHROOMS, kitchens, paneling, -basements; 239 Delaware Ave., Delmar cu.stom made bookcases, cabinets - Van Cans

PhOA_8 439-67~3 ,439·3541. tf '-_----'--,---'---'--.1_.1 . COVENTRY, CARPENTRY, cellar to loof, remodel·

BICYClES

Meyers ·1·, Bicycle 00 CeRter

Sales -Accessories . Repair All Makes

1958 New Scotland Rd. 439,596&

BlACKTOP

MARIANI·S BLACKTOP driveways, garage floors, sidewalks. Also jennite sealer. 489-2760 tf

'''Our Prices Are Reasonable" LIUZZI BROS.

Blacktop Specialists Residential, Commercial, Industrial - Fully Insured Free estimate - 869-6973

cv P~"ING. residential. commercial, fllily insured: Jennite sealel, all wOlk gllaranteed. 439-3645 tor Ire.e es!imate. 26tl031

CAPITAL ROAD IMPROVEMENT. Residential,_ c~rii. mercia!, mdustrial. Free estimates. fully in­sllred. 869';3996. tf,

CAPITOL PAVING, parking areas, sidewalks, gao rage floors. free estimates. 466-1,009 or 456· 5170. tf

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ing, kilche.n, garages, a.ddition~, 439-6042. tf GLUEING AND REPAIRS to fllrnitllre. Call Dick at

462-4343. 3tl17

CHILD CARE. LOVELY COUNTRY HilME. 24 hour service. 50e

per hour. 767-9537. tf

fiREPLACE WOOD

MIKE SHULTES' mixed dry hard woods, S20.00 a face cord, delivered. Phone 872·1495.4tI114

MAPLE, ASH, OAK end Cherry. Will deliver. 768· 2874. - 201130

FIREWOOD: seasoned, high !luaHly, hardwood, delivered & stacked. 456·3003. 511114

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C*. . FIREWOOD

5 x 8 x 18 DELIVERED

ART ROSE 439·6437 462·9059

Subscribe 10 T~e Spollight

,JUMPS -call 869-2482 Farm.

pastllres; lessons English only; or 482·0626. Roundabout

If

J'W!LRY

EXPERT WATCH AND JEWElRV REPAIRS. Oia. mond setting, engravina, wedding and engage. ment rings, reasonable. Your "rusted jeweler. LeWanda, Oelaware Plaza Shopping Center. HE ~-9665. tf

MASON WORk . EXPE!'IENCED, all types masonry, new or repairs.

GlIldara. HE 9·1763 evenings. tf

AREA MASONRY

Specialize Concrete work,. addilidns, floors, patio, walks, foundations

All types of repairs Chimney, stucco, slate, waterproof­ing, etc. • Free estimate·

459·5873

MOTORCYCLES

YAMAHA. TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLES . Sales & Service

.... Parts & Accessories DAVE FLACK

At. 9W, Ravena· 75&-2900

:MOTORCYCLE REPAIRS .. We service-all motorcycles.

Parts & Accessories CHUCK Lt'NG - 439-3496

Mon.-Tues.-Wed. after 6 P.M. Other days 10-8

INlIRIOk DI~ORWNf,

INTERIOR DECORATING - Ilelnlar ·Oecorators., Delaware Plaza, Call 439-41-20. tf

PAINIING I. PAPERHANGING

BILL WRISTON PAINTING

-~ ~{ CONTRACTO'R ,I-!.-~~ .. ~ • Fully Insllred

.;Il~E~~,h Residential E)tI'JM ~~,~~. Paper Hangmg

. - 459-253701.439-3166

PAINTING - 2 students, interior·exterior, very reasonable. Call 439·5897 or 436·4292.

2t117 PETER BURNETTER Painting & Paperhanging,

insured. free estimates. 438·7611. 5t1128

VOGEL, PAINTING ContracloT, interior, exterior painting, paperhanging. Free estimates. GlIar­anteed. Insured. JIM HE 9-9718 Of JOHN HE 9-7922. tf

INTERIOR PAINTING. Experienced. reasonable. Call John 439·0368 or Brllce 439·9426.

4tl031

A & M PAINTING Interior and Exterior FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED

489·1280 o. 482-2645

D.L. CHASE Painting

Contractor Residential Specialists

Phone 768·2069

PAINTING CONTRACTOR: exterior, interior, paper· han!!ing. Insllled. Oon Vogel. 489·7914.'434-8370. tf

o MOYERS •

O. l. MOVERS, INC. 439-5210. Local and long distance, no job too 'sm~lI. tf

DAN DONNELLY MOVING and trllcking. Delivery service. Free estimates. 767-2711. tf

The Spotlight

i

Cross-Country Skiis Pre--Season Packages from $69.95- - skiis,

boots, poles, bindi ;'~""CR MEYERS BICYCI£

1958 New Scotland Rd. 439·5966

Specializing in custom made

REUPHOLSTER (10 day delivery)

SLIP COVERS Fabric or Plastic

DRAPERIES '. Our own.workrooms • F.abrics io stock

SHOP AT HOME FREE Decorator Service

472-9191

STORM WINDOWS REPAIRED

o. Thermoglass ° Plexiglas - Lexan ° Custom Picture

Framing matting and mounting

Capitol Glass Co. formerly Heldebel""g Gluss

43 So. Main St.,Noorheesville

765-2470 ° 439-1234

PLUMBING

B. P. WOOD Plumbing & Heating

24 Hour Service Phone 439-9454

ORIENTAL lUGS

ALL SIZES AND Varieties at ililporte"i's prices. New, used and antiques; washinG. and repair­ing; Iree decorator advice; new ,Colonie show, room; since 1925, Rustam K. Kermani Company, 1593C Central Ave., (1/2 mife west of North­way). 869·7829, 439·9419. tf

SEPTIC TANK SERVICE •

NORMANSKILL SEPTIC TANK Cleaners. We install' dry wells, septic tanks, drain fields. 767·9287 tf

DELMAR SANITARY CLEANERS. Service Tri-Village area over 20 years. HE 9·1412. tf

ROOfiNG ASP'HALT, slate, wood shingle, ice slides, gutters,

repairs. Van Cans - 439-3541. tf

M & V ROOFING Glenmont

ALL TYPES OF ROOFING Residential· Commercial

All work guaranteed. 463·5093

SPOOR & SHELHAMER ROOFING

756·2231 767-2334 Talk to the men who do the work for a free estimate on

A NEW ROOF

-ROOFING

Built-up, Wood Shingle, Gutters, Ice Slides, Repairs, Insured, Guaranteed.

FREE ESTIMATES

VANCANS 9-3541

NORTHEAST FRAMING Looking for Something Special in Framing?

Need. Someone to cut· Round or Oval Mats? • Frame Crewel or Needlepoint? • Clean Oil Paintings?

Come to NORTHEAST FRAMING 1526 NEW SCOTLAND AVE., SLINGERLANDS

TUES., WED., THURS., S~T. from 10 to 4 ~~\ 'liP' ° SAVE 10% October 24 thru November 7th.

Phone: 439-7913 or 439-6953

The Spotlight

ROOFING I;fi-·w

Serving the ." .~ . Bethlehem COmmunity:""3....:.... \ _

for yeal""s. _ .... -

Vanguard Roofing Co. Where Superior Workmanship

Still Means Something I Call JAMES STAATS

for a free estimate - 767-2712

SCISSORS SHARPENED SCISSORS SHARPENED - also lawnmowers,

saws, chain saws. knives, pinking shears, gar­den tools. 439·5156 .or 439·3893. tf

PERMANENT WAVING

SPECIALIZING IN Breck, Realistic Ravette and' Caryl Richards permanents, hair tinting and bleaching. MELE'S BEAUTY SALON. Plaza Shop· ping Center. HE 9·4411. . tf

fABlE P.4DS

, TABLE PADS - made to order: Delmar Decorators _ 439·4130. If

TREE SERVICE

HERM'S TREE SERVICE. Call IV 2-5231. If. BROWNIE'S TREE SERVICE - tre'e stump removal.

Insured. 45fi-7660, 456-3373. tf

HERM'S TREE Service, call IV 2·5231. tf TREESCAPE - Arboricultural Services. 439·

7147. H.C. Mac Intosh, Prop. If

TRUCKING SERVICE

PIANOS, APPLIANCES, light trucking. Call for free estimates. 456-3155. tf

M!RCHANDISE fOR SALE

PJANOS!ORGANS: 150·instock. 8rown Piano Or· gan Mart. 459.-5230. tf

KNAPP SHOES. Cushioned comfort. H. Russeil Weiss, Glenmont 12077. ~65·609). 201126

'BLUE LUSTRE not only lids carpets of soil but leaves pile soft and loftv. Rent electric sham­pooer SI. Hikhie's American Hardware, 235 Delaware Ave., Delmar. If

HALLOWEEN CAkES & cupcakes, birthdays, all occasion. Carol O'Connor. 439·6607. 5tl031

PUMPKINS - apples, ootatoes, sQuas , John Geurtze's Woodridge Farms, Rt. 9W (next to Car Wash), 434-8903. 4tl031

GRAY PERSIAN LAMB jacket, Cerulean mink stole, pastel mink stole, pastel mink jacket, sheared beaver coat. sheared raccoon coat. Call 436· 1277. 2tl031

SNOWTHROWER, Sunbeam IS" electric - almost new 550.00. 439·2728.

NEIGHBORHOOD garage sale - ·Nov. 1 & 2 -10-4 P.M. 9 Park PI., Elsmere

TWO SNOW TIRES; Jetson belted fiber glass wide bite; whitewall tubeless, F70·15; excellent; 535. 482·0442. 211 I 7

SMALL ELECTRIC dryer, mower, clippers, fan, camera, boots, more. 767·2389.

STUDDED SNOW TIRES, mounted, G78-14, S30. Calt after five 465·4236.

GARAGE SALE - Nov. 2, sewing machine, tvpe­writer, skates, student desk, stereo, others. 122 Winne Rd.

SKI BOOTS - men, size 8·1/2 and 10. Each worn twice, S 1 0.00 pr. 439-4336 after 5.

2 SEARS DYNAGLAS snow tires, size G78x15, like new. 465·9539.

•••••••••••••••••••••• · . . . : • • : MASONS INC. : : ~UAlITY MASONRY : • • : Cement and Plastering : • "THE BEST FOR LESS" • : Walks and patios, etc : • All types of repairs. _

• 0 o • ° A. Loux - 439-3434 • o • : R. Tice - 456-7848 • • • .-........ ~ ........... ~

NEMER

Rt. 7 West of Latham Circle Latham, N.Y.· 785-5581

Roofing Roofing Roofino

Roofino Roofing Roofing

Roofing Roofing Roofing

Roofing Roofin!! Roofing

SHINGLE, FLAT HOT ASPHALT,

COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL

Emergency Repairs

a\\"q .

.' RICHARD MARTIN,JR.

~O"ioo 765-4468

th~",,'5 50 much mor~. s...~ it and t~~t it at;

FRED CARL'S

New,SalemGarag@,

:v,lh complele pJilS d~pl MW SfR\'ICE'

New Salem, N.Y,

~ .:...._.7.6.5 •. 2.7.0.2 __ ~.~ ~~ ..... ,

October 31,1974 - PAGE 23

GARRISON COLONIAL

Four bedroom Early American home with narrow cedar siding, breezetrvay and two car attached garage. This fine home features a spacious living room with a wood-burning fireplace, formal dining room, country kitchen with spacious breakfast area, one full bath and two half baths Brick patio and wooded lot add to the picturesque setting~ $47,500.

REALTORS 439-9921

264 Delaware Avenue,' Delmar

. ,.,.,., .... ,~."" '"

FOR A VOLKSWAGEN?"

fURN IlUI I Our low-cost. operation policy enables us to bring you BIG SAVINGS on NEW furniture, rugs, bedding.

BURRICK FURNITURE 560 Delaware Ave., Albany

Just across the Thruway !::Jridge in Albany 465·51 t 2 -

HOTPOINT. electric steve, four burners, double oven, Best offer. 439-9936

WALNUT BEDROOM SET - dbl. bed, dresser, nile stand and lamp. Single bed white, maple head­board & chest. 462-3917. •

FOR SALE - Wulitler Spinel Organ: Verv good condition. Call 439-0857.

SNOWS - MOUNTED. Bridgestone radials, 165 5R13, two winters, BMW 575. 439·9254.

ANTIOUES: REFINISHED:Slant front desk, blanket chest, brass & ilOn bed, trunks, small oak chest. 439-3286.

BICYCLE - Schwinn. medium size, child's one speed, excellent condition, S30.00. TV B&W, GE 21", good working order, $30.00. Boy's navy blUe spv raincoat with liner, size 12, 57. 439-3784.

STERLING FLATWARE, 35 pieces Gorham Alen­con lace. 439·2826.

"

rrs WORTH "! -DASHER 2·000R SEDAN $3,'75, 'IIJ'Q,s,td reI,il ptiee P.O.E. 7rfnlpol1.lion,loc./ "ul.,.d olber de,/er ehIT,ef, illn" .drlilion."III~1 cor." ,hown ,,. opl/ollillt ,1ft' cOlt, ",-

CAPITOLVW ROUTE 9W, GLENMONT, 2-1/2 mi,

Thruway Exit 23 • 463-3141

PAGE 24 - October 31, 1 974

so, of Authorized Dealer

BASEMENT SALE - Nov. 2, doll house, snare drum, sporting gaods, miscelianeaus house­hole: 22 Woodmont Drive. 10:00-1:00.

ELECTRIC RANGE - 30", 4 burners. Call 439-4883. .....

HOUSEPLANTS: large selection in all sizes. Manv hanging baskets. Low PJices. 439·5114. 2t117

PITS

IRISH SETTER pups A.K.C. born 6/11, 45 cham· pions in 5 generations for show or lield. Call 371·5732 after 4. 3t1031

ALBINO guinea pig for sale. 5 weeks old. 439, 6420.

AUTOMOTIVE

'73 BARA,CUOA, power steeling, bucket seat~ Coslom console. "318", blue with black in· terior. Asking 52350. Call afler 5:00 P.M. 756·2425. tf

on new cars, RUST on old cars. With our system, we RUST·PROOF complete under car­riage, inside doors, inside rocker· panels, inside tru'nk. Appointment onl,.

JOE KELLER'S MOBIL 463·771 • Rt. 9W • Glenmont, .Y.

1965 FORO CUSTOM "500", Automatic, R/H, good transportation 5150.00. 439·4430. (eveningsl.

1967 OlOS - auto., power steering. brakes, 53.000. 1 owner, snow & wheels $350. 439. 2532.

AUTO BODY WORK - complete paint jobs to minor repairs. Professional work - (ow price. G,",,,' '",0 """. ,.,\ tune'" ""'I'Um on parts and labor. t;a I Ib6·~4JtI -0-, for appointment & free estimate. .' If

FOR SALE - 1974 Yamaha Enduro 250. Road & trail bike. $900, 756·9418.'

WANTED TO BUY GUNS OF ALL kiNDS bouglit lor cash - Maore'~

TradinG Post. 9W, Ravena. 756·2558. If

WATCH REPAIRING EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRS. Dia·

mond settings, engraving wedding and engage· .ment rings, reasonable. your trusted jeweler, lewanda, De(aware Plaza Shopping Center, HE 9·9665. If

WATCHES REPAIRING, expert workmanship. All work guaranteed. Also engraving, diamond set· ting watch bands. HarlY l. B[(Iwn, Jeweler, 4 Corners. Delmar. 439·2718. tl

HIlP WANTED

TRIM YOUR CHRtSTMAS TREE WITH THE EXTRA $$ YOU MAKE representing the world's !arr;est cosmetics and tOiletries company ~how and s.eJl beautrkl gifts, cosmetics: Jewelry etc, In your spare time. Set your own hours-prck ~our own wOlk days. Interested? Call;

Mrs. Calisto ST 5-9857

REMODELING? Additions

KITCHE!\IS All General

Repair Work

WILLIAMS BROS. BUILDERS

439-2440 - 439-188.0

The Soo,'haf,,1

TURN SCHOOL DAYS o •

INTO PAY DAYS EXPERIENCED

Stenos - Typists - Clerks Key Punchers

WE NEED YOU NOW ASSIGNMENT~ LONG OR SHORT

YOUR CHOICE

MANPOWER, INC.

132 State St., Albany 463·4195 _ 406 Fulton St., Troy 125 Wolf Rd., Colonie

212·8600 458·1888

e Spotlight

1915 IS HERE! WE MEAN BUSINESS

ARMORY GARAGE INC.:ll~ WE ARE REA,DY NOW!

DISCOUNTS WITHOUT TRADES BIG ALLOWANCE FOR TRADES

OVER 100 SMALL NEW CARS IN STOCK 100 OTHER NEW CARS

SAVE BIG! 101 TIME PAYMENT PLANS

LONGEST TERMS Y!,T!

LARGEST SELECTION OF 1975 CARS IN THE NORTHEAST-AVAILABLE FOR IMMEOIATE DELIVERY

• DUSTERS * CHRYSLERS * SCAMPS

• FURYS * VALIANTS * IMPERIALS

• SEE THE ALL NEW 1915 CHRYSLER CORDOBA,

()PEN M()N.lnru THllRS. 9·9, FRIDAY 'Iii 6 P.M. ALL. DAY SATllRDAY

ARMORY GARAGE, INC. STILL liKED THE BEST - 57th YEAR

PET SITTER: nee~ed person to care for day in own home during the week. Cocker Spaniel. -

Call weekends: 439-4512

,ROOM WITH-BOARD'

REAL ISTATI/WANTID TO RENT

APARTMENT WANTED by young married couple: Berne or Clarksvilte area. Calt after 5:00 234-3466.

GARAGE NEEDED to store boat November thlll March. 439-2840.

LOST' FOUND . lOST OR WANDERING since AU!lust, grey tiger

I cat. spayed female, collar. 439-9498 after 6 '.M

PARENTS BOARDED; lovely country home. Visit I'

with them anytime. 767-9537. tf· SNOWBLOWERS

RUL !STAn fOR RINT

ATTRACTIVE HOUSI FOR RENT -7 year old split level on nicely treed lot in pleasant neighborhood, 3 bed­room, '·1/2 baths, fam ily room, gao rage, carfleting, drapes included. Oc­cupancy ~ Nov. 1 sl. 765·4864 or 456·0877.

DELMAR, furnished house available lor six months. Sonja Braun. 439-4943.

DELMAR. Spacious 3 bedroom apartment, first floor, unfurnished. Sonja Braun. 439-4943.

STORAGE BUILDING for cars, boats, campers, snowmobiles, trailers, etc. 439·1336.

1 BEDROOM APT., Slingerlands, furnished, 5150 plus utilities. 439·3868.

MODERN one-bedroom apartment in,Delmar area, all utilities furnished, appliances included. Call 756-2134.

MODERN two·bedroom apartment in Delmar area, all utilities furnished, appliances included. Call 756·2134.

SEWING MACHINE RIPAIRS

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED. Work guaranteed. Delmar Decorators, 3 Delaware Plaza, Delmar. 439·41}O. tf

WELL KNOWN JOHN BESSON repairs all makes of sewing machines, in your home, free estimates. Sells second hand sewing machines, guaranteed for one vear. 46~·252D. tf

SITUATIONS WANTID

I SMALL PAINTING JOBS wanted. Call Fred 439-0649. 2tl031

WINDOWS CLEANED, storms changed, leaves raked, odd jobs. 463-8882. 2t1031

LOVING, LONESOME two year old boy in Elsmere desires playmates while you play, rest, work, study. Will share family, toys, crackers. etc. for an hour or all week. 439-5640. 2t1031

GENERAL CARPENTRY, roofing & painting. Ex· perienced, reasonable rates. Call 439·3841.

5t1031 GENERAL HANDYMAN - no job too small, paint­

ing, roofing, paneling, ceiling, cellars & repairs. 439·5126. 4t1121

PROFESSIONAL WELDING with portable eQuip' ment. Reasonable rates. 463-6552. 2tl17

BABYSITTING, my home, davs, experienced mo· . ther, playroom with toys. 768·2051. BABYSITTING in my home, anytime. Glenmont

area, Call 463-8250 .

ALL TYPES OF NURSING CARE RENDERED BY OUR EMPLOYEES. HOURS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS R.N. SUPERVISION.

Expenenced-Screened Insured

MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL , A National Service -Albany

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Snowblower Sales Repairs ~ Most makes

Pre-Season Special Toro Gilson

MEYERS Lawnmower Center 1958 New Scotland Rd.

439-5966

DRAPERIES

DRAPERIES CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES

HOME SERVICE

Large Fabric Selection Bedroom Ensembles

Ca!1 Barbara 872·0897

INSTRUCTION

GUITAR LESSONS

IN YOUR HOME Beginners - Children or Adults

$5.00 an hour Eves. & Sat. - 436-8628 after 5:30 or weekdays ~ 465.1463

Ask for MARY PAPE

YACU~. CUAMIR RIPAIRS

NOW' AT OU_R ~ NEW STORY 1f'

Thoro's room for you to try tho machinos.

. Many models of Hoover and Eureka on display and, of course, always lhe

ELECTRO HYGIENE

Trade·ins Welcome MasterCharge, BankAmericard

LEXINGTON VACUUM CLEANER

REB UIL DERS 562, Cenlral Ave" Albany

482-4427 ,

October 3t, t974 - PAGE 25

a.ppJebee PUIleral Wome

q1l.C.

, 403 Kenwood Avenue Delmar, New York

ESSAY CONTEST WINNER - Andrea Goodman, a. Bethlehem High School junior, is shown receiving notice from her Social Studi teacher Dominick DeCecco that she is first prize winner in an essay test on the topic of Social Security sponsored by the Golden Ring coun-I cil of Senior Citizens Clubs. Miss Goodman and Mr. DeCecco attended a luncheon in New York City last Friday, at which the local student receiv­ed her $200 award.

Hey Gals!

for full Nutrition

BUY BATTER-WHIPPED

SUNBEAM BREAD Available Almost Everywhere

PAGE 26 - October 31, 1974 The Spotlig

LOOK AT GLENMONT PLAYGROUND - Among the many Glen­PTA and school district staff volunteers who spent all day (Satur­

I October 19), at the Glenmont School playground, installing non-com­i play materials such as these various-sized pole blocks were, from Brett Zick, Bruce Heathwaite, Dick Dillenbeck, and Bob Zick. The

briqhtlv··paiir 'ted playground items, including also old tires and a tree hut, made a big hit with Glenmont pupils, and their physical education

lo",oh,,,., Bill Fuller and Bob Oates, are now developing programs of in­~t",ct;nn which will make use of the materials.

Photo by Campbell

, Spotlight

·;.-cornrnunily C04

,

COME TO THE FAIR What: Fall Fair & Turkey Supper

When: Thursday, November 7

Where: First Reformed Church of Beth­lehem

Servings ofthe Turkey Supper will be at 5:00, 6:00 and

7:00. Reservations must be made by calling Mrs. Fran­

cis Elmore 767-9935 or 767-2243. The Fair Booths open at 12:00 Noon.

FLEA MARKET

What: Flea Market and Bake Sale

When: Saturday, November 2, 8:00 A.M. to dark.

Where: Bethlehem Museum '& Grounds, Rt. 144, CedarHili

This event is sponsored by the Bethlehem Historical

Association. There wi}1 be prizes - colpred TV, Ca­

sette Recorder, AM-FM Radio

Comrr~unlty Corner, a public serv:ce column of Important community. events. IS sponsored by the people of the

PLASTICS DIVISION

GENERAL. ELECTRIC SELKIRK. NEW YORK 12158

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October 31, 1974 - PAGE 27

RE·ELECT AN 'EXPERIENCED SllPRFMF COIJRT JUSTICE •••

• A Supreme Court Justice must have experience , , . Justice Staley does,

• A Supreme Court Justice must have proven ability , , ,Justice Staley does,

• A Supreme Court Justice must be well qualified , , , The New York State Bar Association says he is.

RE·ELECT

Ellis J. Stale~ Jr. SUPREME COURT JUSTICE

RED DELICIOUS /:. MciNTOSH ':j MACOUN ~ NORTHERN SPY // .-Y~ "-GOLDEN DELICIOUS ( ~ ~ I

~~ "/ .. ~- -~

~,~:!~~ -1 Utility Apples -./ j~\\ .il

$3.50/bu. L;\ ~ "\ ~ ~ I..~, :\/ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ,.i"-"

WATCH US MAKE ~ 'y. ~ ~ CIDER )~V l4/)D\:.\~ ~~,

,/ 2 miles W. Voorheesville / on At 156· 765-2956

9-6 Weekdays· 10-6 Sundays

HOT CIDER DOUGHNUTS

APPLES PIES

PAGE 28 - October 31,1974

WATCHBANDS OF SILVER TURQUOISE & OTHER STONES

, Silver and Turquoise.jewelry, beadworkjew.elry, pottery, rugs, books,

baskets. paintings, carvings, dolls .

. Am-erica.n India.n Treasures AlJTHENTIC ARTS AND CRAFTS

HOt:RS, 2558 W .. tern Avo. Rt,. 20 & U6 rUf'S. thru Sat. (;uilderlantl, ~.l'. 12084-10 A.M •. 5 P.M.

Thurs. 'tll 9 BankAmerjcard & Master Charge

I

T.V. RENTAL

AS lOW AS ••••

$15 per month

Black & White Or Colar 13", 17" or 19"

IAY~,,!AL 343 New Karner Rd~ Rt. 155. Colonie Near K-Mart Phone 456-6584