-, Top Cop A Delmar man is first on the eligibility list for appointment as a member of the Albany Police Department, it was announced recently by the Albany Municipal Civil Service Commission. J aIIies H. Brady, 42 Hudson Avenue, Delmar, tops the list of 23 who passed the examination given March 31. Of the 29 who took the test, six failed to attain a passing grade. Of the 23 passing, six are pro- visional appointees, having been named on a temporary basis af- ter the previous police eligibility list, established from an examin- ation given in July, 1964, had be- come exhausted. T.R I • V ILL AGE ""'E UAfiUE Tri-Village Little League Standings thru Sat_, 7/8/67 MAJOR LEAGUE American Division W L Powers Sunoco 10 4 Hilchie's 9 4 Farm Family 8 5 Patterson 8 7 Gallagher 7 7 National Div; sicn Albany Public 10 4 Main Bros. 5 9 Abbey Rug 5 9 Mullen 4 10 Livermore 4 11 INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE American Divi sicn Patterson 11 3 Hilchie 9Y, 3Y, Gallagher BY, 5Y, Powers Sunoco 8 6 Farm Family 4Y, 8Y, National Divi sion Abbey Rug 8 6 Main Bros_ 7 7 Livermore 7 8 Albany Public 4Y, 9Y, Mullen 1 13 KLERSY LEAGUE Yankees lOY, 3Y, Tigers 9Y, 4Y, Cubs 7Y2 5)1 Cardinal s 7Y, 5Y, Indians 8 6 Pirates 7Y, 7Y, Gi ants 6Y, 8Y, Orioles 5 9 Mets 4Y, 9Y, Red Sox 4 10 To the Spotlight Editor: The columns of the Spotlight are an appropriate and effective place for the Bethlehem Babe Ruth League to express its ap- preciation for the support and special assistance that has been given this year. The League di- rectors obviously feel that Babe Ruth baseball offers a significant- ly important and valuable service both to the many boys who play and also to our commuriity, and so we're particularly gratified by others' contributions. We want to advertise the ex- cellent cooperation of the boys who played on League teams in the recent Booster Drive and the generous contributions of our townspeople. The Booster Drive proceeds will finance almost a third of this summer's League expenses. In addition, we've had fine cooperation from Martin J. Cross, Jr., Town Superintendent of Highways, in erecting the snow fence at the Junior High field, and from Gerald J. Day, Chief of the Delmar Fire. Depart- ment, in solving a flagpole pro- blem. Our thanks to all! I'd also want to take this chance to encourage everyone interested in youth or sports to attend the games each evening except Sunday at six o'clock at the Junior High School. The boys play high quality, evenly matched, well-coached baseball that provides spirited, interest- ing entertaining for adults and children. The spectators can also improve the game because the players, naturally enough, have greater zest and interest in per- forming in front of parents and friends. Come and join us. Sincerely yours, James R. Spence Acting Bethlehem Babe Ruth League Tile Spotll,IIt VOL XII, NO. 28 $1.00 PER YEAR In Area Today Howard Robbins and the Per- cussion-Nauts from Spokane, Washington, will be on the Coey- mans Hollow Trinity Methodist Church grounds on July 13 at 7:30 P.M. This group consists of over 30 young music students from the "Inland Empire" and are an un- sponsored, non-profit, organiza- tion. They have participated in benefits, festivals, parades, sanc- tioned competitions, et.c. fur six years representing their Com- munity. Members have achieved championships at the National, Regional, State and Local levels through the years. Mr. Robbins, their director and instructor, is a native of San Ber- nadino, California but his formal training has been in the North- west. A graduate of Whitworth College, he holds a BA degree in music education. His area of mus- ical activity is quite comprehen- sive and varied as he is Oregon State Rudimental Champion, has played in the Portland Philhar- monic, 162 Band 41st Division, Red Nichols and his 5 Pennies, Stan Kenton and Orchestra and has appeared on the Bob Hope Show. Mr. Robbins and the Percus- sion-Nauts are presently engaged in their first nation-wide tour where they will participate in commemorations of historical events at National Shrines, such as the Battle of Gettysburg, and the American Revolutionary cele- brations in Connecticut and Mass- achusetts and will enter National competition while in the East. It is on their way to Connecticut they are stopping off at Coey- mans Hollow. The members of the Church are honored to have Mr. Robbins and the Percussion-Nauts take time from their busy schedule to perform for the public. A good crowd is anticipated to hear these fine young musicians. A donation JULY 13, 1967 10¢ A COpy New Position William C. Hand, formerly manager of marketing services, has been named sales manager of Huyck Felt Co., Rensselaer, N.Y. division of Huyck Corporation. In his new position, Mr. Hand will be responsible for directing William C. Hand the activities of all area sales managers and sales engineers as well as Huyck's Customer Ser- vice Department in Rensselaer. In addition, he will continue to serve as acting area sales man- ager of the South. Mr. Hand, a mechanical engin- eer, is a graduate of the Univer- sity of Minnesota and received an M.B.A. degree from Michigan State University. He was with Aluminum Company of America from 1956 to 1961 and was a pro- duct manager with C.H. Dexter and Sons, producers of specialty papers, from 1962 until 1966 when he joined Huyck. He and· Mrs. Hand and their three children live at 23 Glad- wish Road, Delmar. will be received for the benefit of the Church. Howard Robbins is married to the former Helen Wiltsie, daugh- ter of Mr. Garrett ·Wiltsie and the late Mrs. Wiltsie and sister of Mrs_ Carson Bogardus of Coey- mans Hollow.
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-,
Top Cop A Delmar man is first on the
eligibility list for appointment as a member of the Albany Police Department, it was announced recently by the Albany Municipal Civil Service Commission.
J aIIies H. Brady, 42 Hudson Avenue, Delmar, tops the list of 23 who passed the examination given March 31. Of the 29 who took the test, six failed to attain a passing grade.
Of the 23 passing, six are provisional appointees, having been named on a temporary basis after the previous police eligibility list, established from an examination given in July, 1964, had become exhausted.
T.R I • V ILL AGE
""'E UAfiUE
Tri-Village Little League Standings thru Sat_, 7/8/67
MAJOR LEAGUE American Division
W L Powers Sunoco 10 4 Hilchie's 9 4 Farm Family 8 5 Patterson 8 7 Gallagher 7 7
National Div; sicn Albany Public 10 4 Main Bros. 5 9 Abbey Rug 5 9 Mullen 4 10 Livermore 4 11
National Divi sion Abbey Rug 8 6 Main Bros_ 7 7 Livermore 7 8 Albany Public 4Y, 9Y, Mullen 1 13
KLERSY LEAGUE Yankees lOY, 3Y, Tigers 9Y, 4Y, Cubs 7Y2 5)1 Cardinal s 7Y, 5Y, Indians 8 6 Pirates 7Y, 7Y, Gi ants 6Y, 8Y, Orioles 5 9 Mets 4Y, 9Y, Red Sox 4 10
To the Spotlight Editor: The columns of the Spotlight
are an appropriate and effective place for the Bethlehem Babe Ruth League to express its appreciation for the support and special assistance that has been given this year. The League directors obviously feel that Babe Ruth baseball offers a significantly important and valuable service both to the many boys who play and also to our commuriity, and so we're particularly gratified by others' contributions.
We want to advertise the excellent cooperation of the boys who played on League teams in the recent Booster Drive and the generous contributions of our townspeople. The Booster Drive proceeds will finance almost a third of this summer's League expenses. In addition, we've had fine cooperation from Martin J. Cross, Jr., Town Superintendent of Highways, in erecting the snow fence at the Junior High field, and from Gerald J. Day, Chief of the Delmar Fire. Department, in solving a flagpole problem. Our thanks to all!
I'd also want to take this chance to encourage everyone interested in youth or sports to attend the games each evening except Sunday at six o'clock at the Junior High School. The boys play high quality, evenly matched, well-coached baseball that provides spirited, interesting entertaining for adults and children. The spectators can also improve the game because the players, naturally enough, have greater zest and interest in performing in front of parents and friends. Come and join us.
Sincerely yours, James R. Spence Acting Preside~t Bethlehem Babe Ruth
League
Tile Spotll,IIt VOL XII, NO. 28
$1.00 PER YEAR
In Area Today Howard Robbins and the Per
cussion-Nauts from Spokane, Washington, will be on the Coeymans Hollow Trinity Methodist Church grounds on July 13 at 7:30 P.M. This group consists of over 30 young music students from the "Inland Empire" and are an unsponsored, non-profit, organization. They have participated in benefits, festivals, parades, sanctioned competitions, et.c. fur six years representing their Community. Members have achieved championships at the National, Regional, State and Local levels through the years.
Mr. Robbins, their director and instructor, is a native of San Bernadino, California but his formal training has been in the Northwest. A graduate of Whitworth College, he holds a BA degree in music education. His area of musical activity is quite comprehensive and varied as he is Oregon State Rudimental Champion, has played in the Portland Philharmonic, 162 Band 41st Division, Red Nichols and his 5 Pennies, Stan Kenton and Orchestra and has appeared on the Bob Hope Show.
Mr. Robbins and the Percussion-Nauts are presently engaged in their first nation-wide tour where they will participate in commemorations of historical events at National Shrines, such as the Battle of Gettysburg, and the American Revolutionary celebrations in Connecticut and Massachusetts and will enter National competition while in the East. It is on their way to Connecticut they are stopping off at Coeymans Hollow.
The members of the Church are honored to have Mr. Robbins and the Percussion-Nauts take time from their busy schedule to perform for the public. A good crowd is anticipated to hear these fine young musicians. A donation
JULY 13, 1967
10¢ A COpy
New Position William C. Hand, formerly
manager of marketing services, has been named sales manager of Huyck Felt Co., Rensselaer, N.Y. division of Huyck Corporation.
In his new position, Mr. Hand will be responsible for directing
William C. Hand
the activities of all area sales managers and sales engineers as well as Huyck's Customer Service Department in Rensselaer. In addition, he will continue to serve as acting area sales manager of the South.
Mr. Hand, a mechanical engineer, is a graduate of the University of Minnesota and received an M.B.A. degree from Michigan State University. He was with Aluminum Company of America from 1956 to 1961 and was a product manager with C.H. Dexter and Sons, producers of specialty papers, from 1962 until 1966 when he joined Huyck.
He and· Mrs. Hand and their three children live at 23 Gladwish Road, Delmar.
will be received for the benefit of the Church.
Howard Robbins is married to the former Helen Wiltsie, daughter of Mr. Garrett ·Wiltsie and the late Mrs. Wiltsie and sister of Mrs_ Carson Bogardus of Coeymans Hollow.
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The ori ginal
WEIGHT WATCHERS INC. is happy to annOunce its new opening
TUESDAY, JULY 11th - 8:00 P.M. Center Inn, Route 9.W, Glenmont
No crash diets - No exerci ses
$3 - registration $2 - weekly fee For information call 489-6962
SUMMER SERVICE SCHEDULE
8:30 a.m. - 1 st Service of Worshi p
9:45 a.m. - 2nd Service of Worship
9:45 a.m. - Summer Sunday School
SUMMER SUNDAY SCHOOL
New - Different Approach To Chri st-Centered
Lessons.
SPECIAL FAMILY PROGRAM UFamily Information Week" - August 7th to 11th For the Entire Family - 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
For The Adults Each evening a guest speaker will talk on a subject vital to family life. Will include a doctor - nurse - banker -lawyer - mystery guest.
For The Children At same time the parents meet - the children will have Vacation Bible School. Bible Stories - Crafts - Songs -Games - Ref~eshments.
ENROLL YO UR CHILDREN NOW! PUBLIC INVITED.
Nome .............................................................. Tel. No .•••••••••••••••
The Musical MacKerrons of Gordon College, Wenham, Mass., and Don Sommers, Evangelist from Bristol, England, will be featured at Camp Pinnacle above Thacher Park in the Helderbergs July 15-July 22. Services at 11 A.M. and 7:45 P.M. are open to the public.
In addition to the Concert each Saturday evening, Pinnacle will present The Wheaton College Musical Team on Sunday (July 16) at 4 P.M.
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vinity School. Mrs. MacKerron, who trained in New York and London, taught music at Gordon.
New Lawyer Roger L. Clough, son of Mr.
& Mrs. L.L. Clough of 12 Rose Court, Delmar, recently passed the bar examination in the state of California. After graduation from Bethlehem Central High School, Roger attended Antioch College and then the University of Chicago Law School.
Roger is now an Estate Tax Examiner with the Internal Re-
The Rev. Franklin P. MacKer- venue Service in Los Angeles, ron is an alumnus of Gordon Di- California.
BETHLEHEM
QIllmmuttif~ QIhttn:h INTERDENOMINATIONAL Arthur Evans Goy, Jr., Minister
SUNDAY - BIBLE STUDY 9:45 A.M. - Parish House 413 Delaware Avenue (Kind. - Grade 6)
WEDNESDAY PRAYER SERVICE - 7:30 P.M. - Parish House
Tune in "Meditation P.M." WGY 810 kc. 11:10 P.M. Sunday
fiNAL l"AStlIQN
C.L£I\RANCE
J, Closed Fri. Nights
I~. DUring July & Aug.
1) _"ta 'f". - Open De,;y 9 Ie 5:30
~ 360 DELAWARE AVENUE Phone HE 9-4101
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Meeting The LaLeche League will hold
a meeting at the home of Mrs. I John Sukup, 21 Park Avenue, East Greenbush, Wednesday evening, July 26, at 8 P.M. Subject for discussion will be, "The Family and the Breast-fed Baby."
Retiree William G. Disser. 545 Dawson
Road. retired from the New York Telephone Co. on June 30, after 45 1/2 years of service. An open house was held for him by his coworkers and he was presented with an electric wrist watch, a wallet and two albums with written congratualtions from fellow employees, both active and reo tired.
Mr. and Mrs. Disser are leaving Delmar after being residents of this community for the 'past 35 years. They will live in Clearwater, Florida.
Scott's Here! The O.M. Scott & Sons Lawn
Products Co. has appointed the
Check New Low Rates
HOMEOWNERS "PACKAGE" INSURANCE
All the prottclion you need for your home is in this one low coSt Nation· wide plan. Ask for [he Homeowners Policy-for convenience ... and fm real savings (as much 8!1
40% over separate cover· ages, depending on where
. you live}.
THEODORE H. WERE 616 Delaware Avenue Albany 9, New York
Garden Shoppe on Route 32 in Glenmont, an authorized dealer for their complete lawn products program. The 99-year-old Scott Company is recognized as a leader in the lawn and garden market throughout the entire country.
Harry Waldbillig, an account executive with the company is credited with the new dealership.
Mr. Waldbillig and Jim Howard, manager of the Garden Shoppe, will be working closely together during the coming months to bring this complete product line to area homeowners.
Juiy 13, 1967 - PAGE 3
FREE THIS COUPON GOOD FOR FREE 100 BONUS TRIPLE·S BLUE STAMPS
PLUS YOUR REGULAR STAMPS when presented to
KEN SMITH'S MOBIL SERVICE
Corner Grove & Kenwood Slingerlands, New York
PROVIDED A PURCHASE OF $2.00 OR MORE IS MADE AT THE SAME TIME
OFFER EXPIRES JULY 20, 1967 LIMIT. I courON PER FAMILY
IT CONTINUES
on .... wA,i( PLAZA DH,o.I,AII N£W YOlK
THE BIGGEST ~~~ BEST CLEARANCE SALE IN OUR HISTORY
THREE STORES, FULL OF BARGAINS
Town & Tweerl Delaware Plaza.------------------...,
SUMMER DRESSES -SPORTSWEAR- HATS - BAGS- RAiNCOATS-SUiTS-ETC. IT'S A SPARKLING SELECTiON-TIMED FOR THE HOT DA YS 2001 5001 OFF AHEAD (and a few cool days, too) /0 to /0
The Village Shop ...-__ Delaware Plaz:a-_________________ ...,
We/ve reduced every single item in the store- nothing has been leHout-Selection is huge. 2001 t 50°1 OFF COMESEE-COMESAVE 10 0 10
The Seconrl Village Shop Four Corners, Delmar·---------------..,
If you love early Americana and you love a bargain this is your day. Everything is reduced .
TAKE YOUR PICK AND IT'S A BUY 20% to 50% OFF
IT'S A WONDERFUL SALE-COME EARLY Store Hours, All Stores - Daily 10 A. M.; Evenings
Wed., Thurs., Fri. CLOSED MONDAYS JULY AND AUGUST
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MARY EISENHUER PROPRIETOR OF
MELE'S BEAUTY SALON
WISHES TO THANK ALL THE
FRIENDS AND FELLOW
MERCHANTS OF DELAWARE
PLAZA FOR THE CARDS AND
FLOWERS SENT TO HER HUSBAND
AT ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL IN
SYRACUSE ..
Marriage Bonnie Lee Davis, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stith of Minonk, Illinois, was united in marriage with David Kemp Utz, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. William Vtz of Wheaton, Illinois, on .Tuly 1.
The Vtz family were residents of Delmar for sometime and Mrs. Utz (Abbie) was the Spotlight feature writer of the column, "By the Way."
Circus The Greatest Show on Worth'
- Under One Big Top at COL· ONIE CENTER. July 12. 13. 14, and 15. A Three Ring Circus on the enclosed Mall, in addition to a circu$ of values in all 60 stores.
In the Center Ring a Marionette Show will enact the story of an
1iIifiiCIfice Modern Colonial Traditional
Sole Price
LIVING ROOM
CHAIRS REG. $139.95
$59.95 ALL
LAMPS DRASTICALL Y REDUCED
BEDROOM SUITES
REG. 300.00
.. 2- and 3-piece Suite, $125. OTHER PHENOMENAL
SAVINGS THROUGHOUT
THE STORE!
BURRICK FURNITURE 560 DELAWARE AVENUE - ACROSS THRUWAY BRIDGE IN ALBANY
Open Every Night till 9 except SOlurdoy till 5:30 PHONE 465·5112
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8 year old boy who follows a circus and experiences a series of adventures such as: a monkey on a trapeze, Atlas, the Strong; Man, a lion and lion tamer and many more. Ten little dogs direct from America\ leading circus and television will hold you spellbound as they perform stunts of acrobatic skill. Previously, with Ringling Brother's Circus, the famous Medro Family consisting of the father, two sons and daughter will delight all with their feats of juggling and acrobatics. Naturally, a circus wouldn't be a circus without a clown and so Alfredo, the lovable clown will be on hand to tickle your funny bone.
Gay circus banners and clusters of colorful balloons will be everywhere creating the atmosphere of the Big Top. The performances will be going on from 11 A.M. to 7 P.M. all four days.
FOWLER'S Liquor Store
See ERNIE ar GEORGE for BETTER SPIRITS
~' EI,me.e - at - the - Ught
Parking right in frant of stare. HE 9-2613 "We deliver."
i. •• Chilled, readY·fo-serve
WINES & CHAMPAGtIIES
SUMMER CLEARANCE
SALE
• Dresses
• Shifts
• Sportswear
• Swim Suits
• Raincoats
All Sizes:
10 to 20 40 to 60 1211 to 32h
Fox Shop 255 Central Ave. ALBANY Open Dally 10 to 9 HE4-9717
II1II
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The exact time of the shows will be posted on the mall.
So come to the Big Top - Enjoy enclosed air-conditioned comfort, colorful surroundings, easy parking ... Only at COLONIE CENTER, corner of Wolf Road and Route 5, Colonie.
~ Mr. and Mrs. John O. Chamberlain of Glenmont, in center above, who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on June 28, were honored at a dinner party at Tall Timber Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mathias of Feura Bush, who were the attendants at their marriage, were among the relatives present.
w;th JIM HOWARD
Thanks to John Anderson of Cleveland, Ohio, we are happy to report that entomologists haven't agreed on how many varieties of insects inhabit the world. They think they total two million, but about 6,000 new species are being discovered each year. (Is it pos· sible that at least half of them
10RO LAWNBOY MOWERS
SALES & SERVICE
are living in the Town of Bethlehem?)
Aphids are one of the most numerous and destructive of all insects. In a test, FOUR TONS were gathered from a single acre of alfalfa. Someone has estimated that the progeny from a single pair of aphids, if all survived, would total 1,560 septillion (1, 560, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, . 000,000,000) in a single season. Anyone who doubts this figure can make his own check. All he has to do is count the .aphids in one square mile and multiply by the area of grass and croplands that harbor these pests. It's just. a matter of simple arithmetic, you see!
The praying mantis is one of the best friends a gardner can have. So, if you find one in your
t TU!fl~!~9
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'II make your motor sing
* Engine Tune-up * Front End Alignment * Automatic Trans-
mission Service
* Modern Equipment * Skilled Mechoni.cs
AILEY'S GARAG Phone Delmar HE 9-1446
Oakwood Rd., Elsmere
The deadline for Spotlight Classified Ads is Friday afternoon preceding publication the following Thursday. Please get yours in on time.
TURFBUILDER plus 2 Gives your grass the full feeding of TURF BUILDER
and does two extra jobs:
1. Clears out dandelion, plantain, buckhorn and other rosette weeds
2. Controls chickweed, ground ivy, clover, knotweed, and other vining weeds ..
MARBLE CHIPS PEAT HUMUS
5,000 sq it 6.95 10,000 sq it 12.95
S1 19 PEAT MOSS 369
119 ROSES 30% OFF
FEURA BUSH ROAD, GLENMONT, N.Y. - PHONE HE 9-1835 FREE DELIVERY FREE DELIVERY
NEW SUMMER HOURS, Mondoy th,u Sotu,doy, 8 A.M. to 6 P,M, - CLOSED SUNDAYS
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CARPET SALE ABBEY
Rug. &. Carpet Co, 243 Dela.Ave. Delmar
HE 9-9978
25 yrs. in every phose of the Carpet Business
CLEARANCE SALE
ave~~50%
Charge
SHOES by FREEMAN
Fair Trade Items Excluded
on top quality
en's Wear THf lARGEST SHECT/ON IN DOWNTOWN ALBANY!
SUITS-SLACKS SPORT COATS
from These Famous Names
• DONCASTER • GRIFFON • GROStilRE • WORSTED-TEX
SPECIAL SAVINGS ON
FURNISHINGS and SPORTSWEAR
20% to 50% OFF
OPEN 'Til 9 P.M. THURSDAY OPEN SATURDAYS 'TIL 5:30
garden, treat it with the greatest respect. A .mantis will eat practically anything, especially the female who will devour her boyfriend if nothing else is available. That's why he prays!
Why should we mulch our beds and plantings? Mulching at this time of the year is most important. This is vacation time and many folks will be away from home for 2-3 weeks and unable to give their plantings adequate
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moisture. A good mulch like pine bark, peat moss, peat humas, or marble chips will help to reduce the rapid evaporation of soil mois~ . ture. A mulch will also help to prevent weeds from germinating in the flower beds and foundation plantings. The mulching of plant~ ed areas will also contribute a pleasing appearance to annuals. evergreens and trees.
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* * * What's missing in the modem kitchen is the old fashioned wife.
* * * Hear about the Engli sh sport car? It has a monocle instead of a windshield ...
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School News Robert C. Johnson, son of Mr.
& Mrs. Lester C. Johnson, 1 Taylor Terrace, Delmar, received his B.S. degree in Production Management from Syracuse University on June 3. Mr. Johnson graduated from Bethlehem Central Senior High in 1961 and from Hudson Valley Community College in 1963 where he received an Associate Degree in Electrical Technology.
He has accepted a position with Ingersoll-Rand, at Painted Post, N.Y., as a Quality .Control Analyst.
• •• Peter C. Engle, 30 Forest Rd.;
Richard A. Langer, 30 Clarkson Rd. and David S. Spence, 33 Wellington Rd., all received degrees at the 117th annual commencement exercises at the University of Rochester recently . ...
Kenneth B. Mielnik of 54 Murray Avenue, was graduated June 10 from Parsons College, Fairfield, Iowa. He was a Dean's List student during the spring semester. Ken was a '64 graduate of Bethlehem Central High School. He majored in history and education at college and plans to do graduate work . ...
Carol Maxon, 350 Orchard St., Delmar, received an Associate
THE PASTOR'S PRESCRIPTION
Rev, J. R. McClenaghan
Nonnansvil Community
Church For help
please call 439-5457
Are you trying to be saved by keeping the low? Do you expect to enter the gloryland by observing the ten commondments? No one in 011 the world has been saved thot woy.
"He who is put fight THROUGH FAITH sholl live." Golotions 3:11
"By the deeds of the low there sholl no flesh be justified in His sight." Romans 3:20
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WE SERVICE .... -.. -----J
L.ColemO"i;;l
Lanterns
Camp Stoves
Taylor & V'adney 303 Central Avenue
HE4-9183 Open Doily 8 0.11'1. to 9 p.m.
N. Y .S. OF FICIAL Inspection Center
L & H Brake & Front" End Service 100 Adams Street, Delmar
HE 9·3083
Alignment Wheel Bclance
Mufflers & Tail Pipes Brakes
Front End Springs
SLINGERLANDS MARKET
1526 N. Scotland Rd.; (next to Fire House) Slingerlands, New York
(We reserve the right to limit quantity)
CHUCK STEAKS
RIB STEAKS
Ib43~
Ib79~ BONELESS BONELESS
CHUCK EYE BOSTON STEAKS ROAST
Ib89C Ib95C
LONDON BROIL 1b.95C
FRESH GROUND
CHUCK Ib79C
SHORT RIBS Ib49C
July 13, 1967 - PAGE 9
SUMMER CLEARANCE
SUITS 2-1<ou,."
SPORT COATS
Reg. Sale Price
45.00 57.95 60.00 65.00 75.00
40.00 4S.00 50.00
36.00 46.50 48.00 S2.00 60.00
Sport Coat & Slacks 65.00
32.00 , 36.00
40.00 52.00
SLACKS
SPORT SHIRTS Reg. to 25.00 20% OFF
Spread Collar & Button Down· Reg. to 8.00 4.75
COTTON KNITS 20% OFF
VELOURS Long & Short Sleeve Y2 OFF
DRESS SHIRTS Reg. to 7.00 4.75
JACKETS Famou' Maker (Men',) 20% OFF
SWIM WEAR 20% OFF
IMPORTED KNIT SHIRTS Reg. to 25.00 30%OFF
SHIRTS Henley Collar Reg. to 7.00 3.39 ea. or 3 for 10.00
No Char.ge for Waist and Cuffs Alterations Slight Charge for other
. 99-DEI.;AWARE AVENUE
ELSMERE, N.Y.
Phone 439.3218
~'SWEAR ~-Convenient layaway ~
in Science degree at Mount Ida Junior College, Newton Centre, Massachusetts on June 5. Miss Maxon was enrolled in the Executive Secretary Prog!'am. She is a graduate of Bethlehem Central High School.
••• Donna Bulson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanton Bulson of 1360 New Scotland Road, Slingerlands, received her associate in Arts Degree from Albany Junior College. Miss Bulton will enter Albany State University in September where she will major in Art history.
Donna Bulson
••• Kathryn A. Hendrick of Del
mar is a new member of Gamma Delta Pi, Ithaca College local social service SGY'city. She was initiated at the close of the spring semester.
Miss Hendrick is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart T. Hendrick, 416 Kenwood Ave., Del-
. mar. She just completed her sopho
more year as a Liberal Arts major at Ithaca College.
••• \Villiam DeLancey Adamson,
son of Mrs. Albert H. Harris of Slingerlands, was graduated .June 4 from Hamilton College with Honors in English and an Honor-
my bank • IS
mechanics exchange savings bank Foreman O·Tool is a proud
Meotber F. D. I. C.
man. I-lis son is going to college, and the tuition costs are all taken care of. The me hank arranges student loans.
Mrs. Susan Davis calls us regularly, about
once every 5 years. The last time was in 1962. A branch had snapped on her beautiful oak tree and seemed to be resting on one of our wires. We had a crew in the neighborhood that resolved the problem in minutes. Then back in 1957 Mrs. Davis saw what looked like a loose line in front of her house. We fixed it.
us more often?
terrupts service, Mrs. Davis knows our linemen are busy putting things to rights even if it's two in the morning and the temperature's two below.
So Mrs. Davis hardly ever calls us. She hardly ever even thinks about us. Are we sorry? Not a bit.
We take it as a compliment when you
RCA Whirlpool
WASH ER-DRY ERS Lowest Prices - Local Service
DE LMAR APPLIANCES 239 Delaware Avenue, Elsmere
Telephone 439-4558
The deadline for Spotlight Classified Ads is Friday aharnoon praceding publication the following Thursday. Please get yours in on time.
DELICIOUS
POT A TO CHIPS 79c
HO 3-2221
FEATURE OF THE WEEK
Louisiana Ring ........... 79c '-------------------------------------~--Hot Dog Rolls Tnin Sliced Sandwich Loaf tbmhurg Rolls Potato C,hips H'ard Rolls Brownie S Pak
This all time favorite now available every week! Make sure you have plenty of supplies on hand when you decide to have your p.icn:;c or Bar-b-que!
IIhh'hf1¥SI~ JULY Bth
o HOMEY MUT ROUMD .. 14< o Dutch Apple Pie .79c o Cinnamon Raisin Bread .. 39c o Cinnamon Crunch Buns ... .44c o Orange Chiffon Coke ....... 49c o Corn l'oasties 39c o .Old Fashioned Bread .. 35c
Beat file Heat on Thursday
TRY CHOCOLATE
CHIPS
59c
Serve With Ice Cream
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the power s there. -If a severe storm In- Working hard to make electric:ty work harder for you 59C 0 Fornil dC Bread ...... " "'· .. ,7ge I 0 BakinY offee Cake ········ .. 33c
OBI b 9 POwder B:' :······ ... 98e
TREAT-A~BUDDY
BUY 1 NEBA AT THE REGU,LAR PRICE· ..-.c;::..-'
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GET llFOR Y2 PRICE ,
GOOD AT ALL LOCATIONS
OFFER EXPIRES·,JULY 16, 1967
L •• ,.CLIP THIS e.o',nON - - --
I
W.onderful With Berries! We erry T ISCU/ts o .pone I ,Oosties _" .. ,.39c
JULY 15tb o ~1\OWl-Il,E 1\ll-IG ............. 8g
e
o Lemon Meringue pie ".: ...... 1ge
o Canadian Oot Bread ..... 33c o Pecan CoHee Ring ,.,,, ...... 5
9c
o Chocolate !=udge Cups ...... 39c o .English Muffips ......... 31c o • Whole Wheat Bread ..... .'a3e
tol'on · .. ···· .. 44c ········· ... 31.
Beat the Heat on Saturday
TRY MAPLE WALNUT
ROUND
7ge
It's New-It's Delklousf
Beat the ·Heat on Monday
TRY DESSERT SHE.LLS
JUlY 17th
o LOUISIANA RI"IG ............ 79. o Lemon.fn/ed C,umb Cake 79. o Bovo';on Pumpemickle .... 33.
33c o Cinnom
"" CU,! Buns ........ ,39. o Pound COke ...................... 49. o Apple TUmOve" .............. 69. o eAnodomo White B,e
od .... 37. L
For DelioioU5 Shortcake I
JU',LY 18tb
o SHADOW 1\OUND He o Pineapple Pie ................. '79c
o Danish Donuts ." ..... .44,
o Salted Rye ........ . ... 33e o Strawberry Chiffon ..... 49c
o Corn Muffins 39c p .Sunbeam Bread ........ 2.8c
Beat the Heat on Tuesday
TRY DATE NUT LOAF
49c
Creat With Cream Cheeser
• Indicates items <l-vallable every day. The above is not a complete list ot avnilable items. For further information please call the bakery.
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Rug & Furniture Cleaning SAVE on ABBEY'S famous "Pile Brush and
. Shampoo" process in Home, or FREE pick
up and delivery.
ABBEY Rug & Carpet Co. . 243 Dela.Ave. Delmar
HE 9·9978
TURNER
VACUUM
SERVICE
261 DELAWARE AVE" DELMAR TELEPHONE: HE 9·1210
PARTS _ SALES - SERVICE
25 yrs. in every phase of the Carpet Business Open Tues.-Fri. 2 to 9 P.M.
Mon. & Sot. 9 to 5 P.M.
;i{c DECORATORS PHONE: 489-4795
Take advantage of low sale prices during this special event! The price of our slip covers includes everything: labor, zippers, clorfast welting and was4.able, pre-shrunk fabric sith Scotchgard fini~h.
If you can't come in to make your selection, take advantage of our free shop at home service - just phone for an appointment.
CUSTOM SLIP COVER
SALE
OPEN DAilY 'Til 9:00 PM.
CHAIR
SOFA
reg. $39.95
reg. $79.95
SAT. 'Til 6:00 P.M.
THE SPOTLIGH
Wi [liom O. Adamson
able Mention in the 'Woodrow \ViIson competition. Married to the former Wendy Wristen of Delmar, he will enter Brown University Graduate School of English in the fall.
The ONLY publication to reach EVERY home in tho arOB: The' Spotlight.
How to Steer
a Safe Course
Protect your boat. Insure against finan~ cial loss.
MARINE
INSURANCE
Frank G. Coburn, Inc.
283 Washington Ave. Albany, New York
Phone Albany HO 3·4277·8·9
HE SPOTLIGHT
Houys t:l1(1/1g~
(so do Ours,)
Kelly's New Sumnler Store Hours: CLOSED SATURDAYS
DURING JULY & AUGUST
SHOP TU"SDAY, THURSDAY (, FRIDAY
NIGHTS 'til9 P.M,
MONDAY (, WEDNESDAY 'til 5:30
Troy's FAMOUS Factory Store
621 RIVER ST., TROY T clcphonc 272-2022
000 0000 1!lIlD 00000
New Ring Mrs. Elbert Pangburn, Sr.,
I Winnie Place, Glenmont, has announced the engagement of
Beverly Ann Pangburn
her daughter, Beverly Ann, to Ronald C. Bess, son of Mr. and Mrs. fionald C. Bess, 8 Marlbor? Court, Albany.
Miss Pangburn is the daughter of the late "Elbert Pangburn.
Store Hours: 10: 15-.5~30 Daily 'Til 9:00 Thurs.
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This little ole computer scys~ uShop
Myers July White Sale for outstanding
values. This annual event grows bigger
and better. 'SHOP MYERS TODAY!
July 13, 1967 - PAGE 13
QUALITY AND SERVICE ARE OUR WAY OF DOING BUSINESS
MAINE FRESH CHICKEN CHICKENS CHICKEN
LEGS BREASTS
'b39~ 'b49~ Save 20¢ per lb. Save 204' per lb.
FIRST PRIZE BRISKET PURE - LEAN - FRESH
CORNED BEEF GROUND CHUCK ~~ob~,~n5 9 ~ 'b79~
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, WE WOULD BE GLAD TO TAKE YOUR MEAT ORDER BY PHONE
PHONE HE 9·5398 - FALVO's MEATS Ask for Sam or Jim
Our meat is cut fresh daily and set on mass display so that you can see what you are buying.
When today began. you never thought you would find a treas'ure. But here is one! Draperies made just-for-you; to your precise sizes, from your choice of fabrics and colors.
One of 3 price levels for Unlined and Lined Draperies
Look at the butterfly pleats ••• the deep hems ••• the neat blind stitching. These are some of the details that announce, -here is quality-. Your treasure is f'U'ldiog this luxury for 20$ less than regular prices. Already-mada draperies (without the special sefections and tailoring) could cost as much ••• or morel
OPEN DAILY 10:00 A.M. till 9:00 P.M.
SATURDAY 10:00 A,M. till 6:00 P.M.
STUYVESANT PLAZA Shopping Centar
FABRIC AND LABOR INCLUDED
IN THESE 20% OFF PRICES
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SPOTLIGHT CLASSlflEDS HE 9-4949
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WHEN YOU NEED A
FRIEND WITH MONEY
••• GO SIGNAL!
sh for ... • consolidation o[ biHs • bctwcl'n~pay shortages • ~lcdical cmcrge!1cics • JI1surancl" premIUms • home and auto repairs • nl'W appliances • new furniture • \"acations, trips • -:ducation (:xpcnsL's
or any other worthwhile
" CAll THE MINEY NUMIER 459-9180
SU'-~!~ CORPORATION
184 Colonie Center Albany, New York 12205
R.H. Freeman, Mgr.
Bethlehem Babe Ruth League Results
(Standings as of 7/5/67)
Team W L Delaware Shopping Plaza 3 0 Morgan Linen 2 1 Grover's Stationery 2 2 Pat & Bob's Mobil Service 2 2 Farm Family Insurance 1 3 Redmond & Bramley Oil 1 3
WANTED -SPECTATORS Interested in Youth &
Baseball Evenings: 6:00 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. Beth. I JR.
ing. lawn maintenance, tree cutting, top soil, lawns reseeded and fertilized. Slingerlands. 439-6115.
4t720
MASON WORK EXPERIENCEO, all tyPes masonry,
new or repairs, Guidara. HE 9-1763 evenings. Please call in September. tf
EXPERIENCED - all typeS small jobs. Tony Burton. 439-2256 evenings. 3t713
MOVERS D. L. MOVERS. Local and long
distance moving. Reasonable rates. No job too small or too large. Dick Leonardo. HE 9-5210.
MERCHANDISE FOR RENT
tf
FLOOR sanders, polishers, vacs, wall paper streamers, roller, rotary power hammers, chain saws. All kinds electric hand tools. HANSON'S INC. HO 5-5131. tf
OVER 2000 new 8.. used orientals. Sizes from l'x2' to 15'x30'. Room sizes from SI95.00. Complete Line of Broadloom carpetings. Washing 8.. repairing of oriental rugs by Native expert. Kermani of Schenectady, Stop 3. AlbanySchenectady. N.Y. EX 3-6884 or IV 2-0457. tf
PAINTING & PAPERHANGING
INTERIOR, exterior painting. Free estimates. Guaranteed. Insured. Jim Vogel. HE 9-9718. tf
INTERIOR and exterior painting. Also carpentry work. Frank Salisbury. Days: HE 9-5527; nights: HE 9-1355. tf
HANSON: Painting - Home repairs priced right. Experienced. HE 9-2666 - HE 8-3718. 5t713
HOUSE PAINTING - Two college students from Delmar. experienced. Free estimates. Call Ed Lynch. HE 9-4514. 4t727
EXTERIOR painting (top Quality), free estimates, (Extab. 19(2) James Lenney. HO 2-2328. tf
PERMANENT WAVING SPECIALIZING in Breck, Realistic.
Rayette and Caryl Richards permanents; hair tinting and bleach: ing. MELE'S BEAUTY SALON, Plaza Shopping Center. HE 94411. tf
PLUMBING & HEATING
EXPERT workmanship in all phases of plumbing and heating. Fully insured. 24 hour service. No iob too small. Call B.P. Wood, Plumbing & Heating. 439-9454. tf
SCISSORS SHARPENED SCISSORS SHARPENED, 6 pairs
med. sile, $2.00 also pin!.. shears, sows, hair clippers, lawnmowers, knives, Coiled for and delivered
TIMfiV TIP by
Wesley A. Albright
Vice
President
How to Sell your home: Paint and powder do wonders for the ladies ..• sprucing up a house makes it more marketable too. Before puttin9 your house up for sole, call us. We'll advise you what to do to sell it laster ... easier .•• ond at the mast advantageous pri ceo
518, HO 5-4747
120 WASHINGTON AVE .. ALBANY 10, N.Y.
HE 9-5156 (if no answer - Call HE 9-3893) tf
SEPTIC TANK SERVICE NORMANSKILL SeptiC Tank
Cleaners. We install dry wells. septic tanks, drain fields. 767-9287. H
DELMAR SANITARY CLEANERS Serving Tri-Vi\lage area over 20 years. HE 9-1412. tf
TOPSOIL TOPSOIL, rich. specially prepared.
J. W. Michaels Landscape contractor. 439-3823. tf
TREE SERVICE HERM'S TREE SERVICE: trim
ming and removal (insured). Call Albany. IV 2-5231. H
UPHOlSTERING & SLIPCOVERS
CAPITAL upholstery - Large selection upholstery and slipcovers reasonable. HO 3-2359. 4t713
V ACUU M CLEANER SERVICE
ALL make vacuum cleaners repaired. serviced and parts. HE 9-1210. tf
WATCH REPAIRING
EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY repairs. Diamond setting, engraving wedding and engagement rings, reasonable. Ydur trusted
DELMAR'S LEADING REALTOR
When Buying or Selling A Home
Coil Your LOCAL REAL ESTATE BROKER
William B_
PAGANO Our 47th Yeor
264 Delaware Ave., Delmor, N_Y_
439-9921 Multiple Listing Service
July 13, 1967 - PAGE 17
ieweler. D. LeWanda, Delaware Plaza Shopping Center. HE 9· 9665.
WATCH repairing. expert workmanship. All work guaranteed. Also engraving. diamond setting, watch bands. Harry L. Brown. Jeweler. 4 corner, Delmar. 439-2718. tf
MERCHANDISE FOR SALE
ANTIQUES bought and sold at the sign of the Coffee Mill. 57 Adams PI., Delmar. HE 9-1021. tf
FUEL OIL: 2C per gal. cash discount. Academy Oil Service, Glenmont. 24-hour service. HO 2-1309. tf
PIANOS - MASON & HAMLIN. Knabe, Fischer. Weber and Stark. alSo fine selections of slightly used pianos. Call A. Andrew Gigliotti. HO 3-5223. tf
FREE GIFTS! Not from Bob Taylor, Only Quality Aluminum Siding and Workmanship at fair prices. Free estimates. Call Your Local Aluminum Products, Man, evenings at 765-2855Taytor Home Inst. & Servo company. T.H.I.S. is Your Company. tf
COLONIAL ACRES GLENMONT
A community of Early American homes
and now
CAMPUS CLUB ESTATES
GUILDERLAND
PRIVATE SETTINGS FOR GRACIOUS LIVING.
PHONE HE 9-9231
1964 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER
$1288.00 f:~~~pped full 30 doy - 100% worronty
ACADEMY MOTORS ~ The home of personalized sales & seryice. ~Ur>10RIZEO
OE-'LEA
Troy-Schenectady Road Latham, New York
Between Northway and Route 9 ST 5-5581
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY, 9 TO 5
PAGE 18 - July 13, 1967
KNAPP Shoes for Summer_ comfort. Walt Perry. HE 9-1221. HE 4-7051. 4t713
PIANOS - ora8ns. Area's largest selection. BROWN'S PIANO -ORGAN MART. 459-5230. tf
PFAFF Sewing machines slightly scratched in transit, OnlY $38. New guarantee. Call 465-5711. 5t83
BOYS' bunk beds. maple, good condition. reasonable. 439-4116.
AIR conditioner, 2 112 tons, 30,000 BTU's, used one season, window unit. $400. HE 9-6619.
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Hottest Import at Today's Hottest Price ... $1760 POE·
TOYOTA CORONA • 90 HP ENGINE! • SNAPS 0·60 IN 16 SECONDS
30 MILES PER GALLON!
• OVER 90 MPH! & OWNERS REPORT
• SPORTS PERFORMANCE IN A 4·DOOR SEDAN • OPTIONAL AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION!
Read What the Experts Say:
Uln the eeonomy car class ... 8 new contender has climbed into the ring. If buyers
drive the Corona as well as the VW before making their decision, the Corona just might emerge the new champ."
Test d,ive a Toyota Corona today. You'" agree with the experts_ It's the car you can't pass up!
12 mo,/12,OOO mile warranty. Parts/Service avaifable coast to COBS! The tough one'. come from TOYOTA/World'. 3rd larg •• t
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YOUR TOYOTA TEST DRIVE HEADQUARTERS
NOR T H WAY Ron Dow"" P,op.
IMPORTS. Inc. 749 New Loudon
Latham. N.Y. Rd.
785-5874
Our low-cost operation policy enobles us to bring you BIG SAVINGS on NEW furniture, rugs, beddin9j drapes.
BURRICK FURNITURE 560 Delaware Ave., Albany Just across the Thruway Bridge
in Albany
DON'T merely brighten your car· pets. Blue Lustre them eliminate rapid resoiling. Rent electric shampooer $1. Adams Hardware, 380 Delaware Avenue, Delmar.
BARN SALE - 108 Delaware Turnpike. Maple sofa and chair, an· tiQue furniture, dishes. glassware, tinware, ironware, lamps. Friday thru Monday, 10-4 P.M. 439-1325.
CHEST of drawers, antiQue (5 drawers). 439-4385.
TENT, Lakeview 9x12, sleeps 5 or 6, tarp 16x18, $60. RO 7-3390 after 7 or all day Saturday.
EXECUTIVE office desk (with chair mat) (36"x66") mahogany, glass top, desk pad, lamp and chair, all good; $75. Call after July 18th, 439-2133.
A Glenmont Development Corporation Community _ Exc:lusive Soles Agent
REINER REALTY HO 5-4565 Albany, N. Y.
~
THE SP
glass top; mahogany buffet. PO 8-2234.
BE GENTL.E. be kind, to that expensive carpet. Clean it with Blue Lustre. Rent electric sham· pooer $1. Hilchie's Hardware, 255A Delaware Ave., Delmar.
BLUE Spruce Special - $2 to $10. Will continue through July. Also yews, hemlocks and at special prices. Nelson's Nu,,,,,,,,.,. 32 Bender Lane, Elsmere. ings, weekends. 439-1069.
RED raspberries 75~ Quart; your own 50~ Quart. Cedar IriS Gardens. RO 7-3808.
SOFA bed, like new, $50; 2 Maple chairs, upholstered, loose cushions. 489-3178.
EXTENSION ladder, wood, 24 ft., fair condition, s8. HE 9-3473.
TUXEDO ("After Six"), worn twice. Size 40. And lady's mink collo·r. HE 9·1690.
GARAGE SALE! Doily (during week of July 17 thru July 22). Something for everyone. Come see and save at 56 Dunbarton Drive. Elsmere.
AUTOMOTIVE FOR SAlE
Soab Authorized Dealer
NEW SALEM GARAGE New Solem Route 85
DeWitt and Fred Carl - NEw AND USED CARS -
Telephone RO 5-2702
1983 Karmannaghia, nice and clean. 439-4126. Seen by apPOintment.
11&2 Chevy II parts - motor, fen· ders, doors, bumpers. 439-5:58 evenings.
1985 Honda, 50CC., 250r miles, excellent condition, used one sea· son, $150. HE 9-9(1B( after 5 p.m.
11&5 Motor bike,,..Wards Riverside, 125CC, $175 in'cludes helmet, mir·
When our mechanic is finished working on that Volkswagen, he'll work on your Volkswagen. And when he's finished working on your Volkswagen, he'll work on another Volkswagen. Not much variety, but he sure knows Volkswagens
grooming. Home pick-uP - delivery. HE 6-1035 or HO 5-3601.
9t713 L.OVING homes needed for as
sorted kittens. Guaranteed charming personalities.' HE 9-4785. 2t12D
WELCH pony, stalian. I-year old. halter broke only. PO 8·2263 or HE 9·9568.
HOME wanted for 18 months old German Shepard and beagle. Very good with children. good watch dog. She has all her shots. IV 2·0044 after 5.
GERBILS $4 pair. 439·5780 after 2 P.M.
BI RD core for vacationers,: week, month. Call 439·2337,
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT SMALL office, rent reasonable,
Delmar Bakery, Four Corners, Delmar. HE 9·1211. tf
CAPE COO, Bass River. THE BLUE LODGE, South Shore. 2-3 bedroom housekeeping cottages from $105 weekly, July·August. From $60 weekly, off season, linen not provided. 439·3213.
tf HELDERBERG Lake cottage avail---.Jlhle Aug. 15 thru Labor Day. 872·
0148. OFFICE space for rent, 12'x20',
Slingerlands area. Limited parking. InQuire PO Box 21. Slinger· lands.
THREE.ROOM apartment, garage, laundry room, business couple, Glenmont. 434·2092.
SID - Bethlehem Center, 1 bed· room apartment, heated. range, refrigerator. Available now. PaddoCk. 761·3167.
PLEASANT room, first floor, parking, business woman. HE 9-2337.
W ANTED TO RENT GARAGE or barn for 15·foot boat
on trailer. 439-1502. APARTMENT or flat, 2 bedrooms,
first floor, heated, garage, $135, adults. Spotlight. Box C, Delmar.
HELP VI ANTED WOMAN for cooking and light
house work, 4 hours a day, 4 days a week, near bus line. 439·9095.
HOUSEKEEPER, one or two day week, pleasant' home right in Delmar. 439-9129 before 10 a.m. or after 5. 2t720
HOUSEKEEPER for one person, Slingerlands, sleep in, large bedroom, private both, Own transportation. Good wages. References, HE 9-6392.
SITUATIONS WANTED
, age 14. would yard and cleanup 6422.
like general work. 439-
4t720
HIGH School girl desires babysitting position, Delmar area. 439-5796.
BABYSITTING anytime. 17 year old girl. Please call HE 9-4671.
EXPERIENCED mother, with references, will care for children. HE 9-9219.
NEAT woman wants day cleaning work. 7 hours. 463-2015.
WANT ED: Lawns to mow, hedges to trilT, any light work. 46S.2576
4t730
Losl & Found
TIGER kitten lost in Delmar, little girl anxious to find, gray and black "Miss Kitty". 439-5079.
CAT. mole {with collar}, lost Jordan Blvd. area, grey striped with white chest 'and paws. Reword. 439-5220.
RIDE WANTED RIDER WANTED -share with driv
ing to Baton Rouge. Leave Aug· ust 20th, gas my expense. 439-6492.
RIDE from 7:30 • 8:30 A.M. Beckers Corners, Selkirk. to Little Folks Shop. No. Pearl. Albany. Call after 6 P.M. RO 7-3140 or HE 4-5613 days.
CLASSIFIED AD POLICY Classified Ads in the Spotlight must be paid for when the ad is submitted. We must en· force this policy strictly. Our rates are too small to permit invoicing and bookkeeping on these accounts. Please do not ask us to make any exception to this rule
Your COpy and remittance must reach us on Friday before 4:30 P.M. in order to appear in the following Thursday issue.
._CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
10C per word for each insertion; $1 minimum.
CALL HE 9-4949 Write, or stop in at our
convenient office: 154 Delaware Avenue
SPRING SPECI .... L!!
RUGS SHAMPOOED Calleel For & Delivereel
9' x 12' ONLY
$9.75
LEKTRO-KLEEN Our 27th Year
27 SHERMAN ST., ALBANY Tel. HO 5-7870
Meyer Cohen, Prop.
July 13, 1967 - PAGE 19
Westchester Drive, South
KLERSY 4-Bedroom "Model Home" built with "spaciousness" throughout. Outdoors 2/3 acre of lawn and play area.
Offered by De L, PALMER, INC.
For Appointment, Call
Alice Johnson 439.5837 Lillian Snyder 482-0025 Betty Homiller 439.3020 Ralph Smith 439.6696
The Spotlight uses many pictures. H you take newsworthy pictures, send them to: The Spotlight, 154 Delaware Ave_, Delmar_ Be sure to
i request "photo credit," if you'd like to be identified as the photographer _
YOU'LL SAVE ON
• See our complete 1967 line
• All mokes, models, colors, styles • It's eosy to own a 1967 Hallman Chevrolet
• You're probably driving the down payment
• Get the maney·saving facts from the leader
WE LEASE ANY MAKE CAR OR TRUCK FOR LESS!
MARSH HALLMAN CHEVROLET, Inc.
781 CENTRAL AVE. 489·5551 Open Daily 'Til 9 P. M. Friday.Saturday 'Til6 P. M.
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Shop Downtown Albany!
Delaware Plaza, Delmar
,BUY NOW ••• CHARGE IT ••• YOU'LL SAVE Select your savings from ~feefel's famous brand label mercfidndise!
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SHORT SLEEVE NECKWEAR SHORT SLEEVE " SPORT SHIRTS Regular 2.50
SPORT Regular S.OO to 6.00 125 =/, , 289 SHIRTS ,
ENTIRE STOCK MEN'S
NOW BERMUDAS Reg. 4.00 and S.OO
Assorted Patterns and col~ Rog~lo. 6.9.5 R.~vlar 7.'15
NOW 1.59 ors. Regulor and button down collar styles. Sizes S.M-l-XL. 469 569
SPECIAL GROUP FAMOUS MAKE MEN'S SWIMWEAR Were 5.00 NOW 339
Were 6.00 NOW 389 Were 7.00 Now439 Were a.oo NOW 539
Special Group Men's Summer Robes "::';.::'" Famous Make Short Sleeve Knee length Pajamas Manhattan Short Sleeve White Dress Shirts
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Savings up to 1/3 off (Special Groups)
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