Kathleen Klein plays Tchao-ou-Niang in LUTE SONG when National Players, the famous touring repertory company, presents this Chinese classic at Maryl­rose Academy, 1075 New Scotland Rd., 8 p.m. on Friday, April 5. Adapted by Will Irwin and Sidney Howard from the Chinese play, PI-PA-KI (THE SONG OF THE LUTE) is considered the HAMLET of the Chinese theatre. Exquisite cos­tumes and stunning sets will highlight the performance by National Players, blending the Oriental and Occidental theatre appeals into a fascinating even­ing. Make your reservations now for an exotic theatre experience at Marylrose Academy or telephone 489-1993 or 489-1378.

Sacred Cantata The public is invited to hear a

sacred cantata, "The Seven Last Word.'! of Christ" by Dubois, which will be sung at the Jeru­salem Reformed Church in Feura Bush on Sunday, March 31, at 7:30 P.M.

Mrs. John Egy of Feura Bush will direct the Cantata and El-

· mer Smith, organist at the Jeru· salem Reformed Church, will ac­company at the organ.

Members of several area church choirs will make up the 5O·voice

· choir. Participating soloists are Mrs. Elmer Smith of Jerusalem

· Reformed Church; Miss Antoin­ette Cambareri and Mrs. George Kendall of Unionville Reformed Church; Douglas Moak of St. Peter's Episcopal Church; Dan­iel Baker, Jr. and William Weitz, Jr .. of Bethany Community

Breakfast Dr. Alvin S. Roth, Rabbi Tem­

ple Beth Emeth, Albany, will be the guest speaker at the an­nual "Go To Church" Breakfast of Nathaniel Adams Blanchard Post, American Legion in Els­mere, on Sunday, March 23.

The breakfast is held each . year in connection with the Le­gion's "Back to God" program. All Legion members, their sons and friends are invited to attend.

Church, and Rev. John Egy, pas· tor of the Jerusalem and Ones· quethaw Reformed Churches.

Participating clergymen are the Rev. Thomas Kendall, pastor of the Unionville and New Salem Reformed Churches, and the Rev. Jared VanWagenen, pastor of the Clarksville Community Church.

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Bethlehem Supervisor Bertram E. Kohinke signs proclamation for Heldeberg Week as Susan Krause and Brian Parrott watch.

Proclamation WHEREAS, the Heldeberg Workshop has contributed to the educa·

tional enrichment of our young people in the Town of Bethlehem, and

WHEREAS, the further development of this program is in the best interests of all of our citizens, and

WHEREAS, our Town and surrounding communities take pride in the national recognition that has been afforded this program,

NOW, THEREFORE, I, Bertram E. Kohinke, Supervisor of the Town of Bethlehem, do hereby name and declare the week of March 25, 1968 as "HELDEBERG WEEK" and call upon all citizens of the Town to join in support of the "Heldeberg" workers who will be soliciting funds for the development of additional facH· ities.

Campaign For several years The Helde­

berg Workshop has provided an unique educational experience for young people and has enjoy­ed a spectacular growth as a re­sult of the' enthusiastic support of the community.

To further enhance this pro­ject, the leadership of HeIde­berg is entering a campaign to solicit funds in the amount of $100,000 to purchase a 270-acre site for the development of out­door arts and science studies.

Bertram E. Kohinke Supervisor

An informational booklet has been prepared and distributed with pledge cards throughout the area.

Bertram E. Kohinke, Super­visor of the Town of Bethle­hem, has proclaimed the week of March 25th to be "Heldeberg Week." During this week volun­teer workers will be calling for donations.

This program has been endors­ed by Governor Nelson A. Rocke­feller and has received National recognition.

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April 8, 9; April 15, 16; April 22, 23; and April 29, 30.

Residents of the Town who wish to avail themselves of this service are requested to leave debris at the curb to be picked up on the days speci­fied above.

Open House The annual open house of the

Bethlehem Central Junior High School will be held on Thursday, March 28. The program will be· gin at 7 :30 P.M. with a brief welcome in the school auditor­ium, followed by a dramatics club skit entitled "Mad About Art." The skit is a satire on pop­ular and mod artistic styles.

Parents and visitors will be able to visit various rooms in the school from 8:15 to 9:15 P.M.

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and view demonstrations and dis­plays of student work. In' addi· tion, musical organizations will be seen in rehearsaL Various sports and gymnastic exhibitiollo w ill l;~ IH:~hl ill the; 3.:hool gym nasi1.1m and pool.

A coffee hour, in the school dining room, will follow the vis-itation period. .

P-TA Meeting Tlt~ filla] lut:t:Liug uf Lhtj Sling­

erlands p. TA will be on Tues'day, March 26, at 8 p.m. in the audio torium of the school. Next year's slate of officers will be present­ed and voted on.

The evening's program pro­mises to be an interesting one. Dr. Joseph L. Norton who is with the departments of Educational Psychology and Guidance & Per­sonnel Services at the State Uni-

versity of N.Y. at Albany will show a film and speak on "Why do we need sex education .in our

I schools." D~. Norton ~ill v.:e1-come questIons and lliSCLI:'iSlOll

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ed to the public.

Last Film "1'hf': R,mciit.s of Onwfiolo"

the last of the film series that ha3 bccn prc:Jcntcd in r,oopora tion with the New York State Council on the Arts will be shown at the Junior-Senior High School auditorium at 7:30 p.m. on March 21 (tonight).

The film is of Italian origin and was directed by Vittoreo de Sica, well known for his tal­ents both as a director and ac­tor.

Fred Silva, a member of the

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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY - Arthur McCormick, Bethlehem town attorney, makes the occasion official as he cuts the cake in commemoration of the 175th anni­versary of Bethlehem's founding at a dinner sponsored by the Bethlehem Wo­men's Republican Club iOn the First Methodist Church at Delmar. Enjoying the festivities, left to right, are: Mrs. William D. Bennett, town historian; Mrs. Char-· les H. Redmond, president of the Women's Republican Club, and Mrs. William G. Van Colt, vice president.

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SUNY at Albany faculty, will again lead the discussion after the film. The cost of admission is 75¢ for adults and 50¢ for stu­dents. Refreshments will be serv­ed.

3 Appointments General Aniline & Film Corp.

in Rensselaer has a'ppointed Robert J. Motta as programmer in the accounting department, M. Jack Van Der Wal as senior staff engineer in the engineer­ing department, and promoted John W. Bush Jr. to foreman of the masons and carpenters in the maintenance department.

Bush has been with GAF since 1945 and has been serving the company as a pipefitter first class. He and his wife, Helen, and their four daughters reside at 38 Woodland Road, Troy. Mot­ta had been a programmer with

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the Farm Family Insurance Co. computer operations at Glen­mont. He and his wife, Carol Ann, and child reside at 611 No. Pearl Street. Van Der Wal was a senior project ~ngineer with Monsanto Canada Ltd. of Mon· treal prior to joining GAF. He and his wife, Eileen, and their three children reside at 18 Al­bin Road, Delmar.

Purchase of site Authorized

The Bethlehem Town has initiated its 176th year of existence by approving a resol­ution authorizing the sale of bonds in the amount of $125,000 for the purpose of purchasing a park site. The acquisition will mark the first time the town has ever owned frontage on the Hud· son River.

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About 24 hours after he cut the cake to commemorate the 175th anniversary of the town's founding, Town Attorney Ar­thur McCormick said, "The $125" 000 will probably be more than sufficient to cover the purchase price of the property."

The 4-acre site includes about 1,650 feet of river frontage. The river frontage has two areas re­moved from it, o~e of them Smith's Marina.

The property is north of VIa­man's Creek and south of Winne Road in the southeast part ot the Town. Winne and Lyons Roads will give access to the park site which will be developed with na­ture and organized recreation areas.

According to Mr. McCormick, who presided over the town board meeting in the absence of Supervisor Bertram Kohinke who is vacationing in Florida. the purchase will be made from Wiggand & Bagle Inc. of Cedar Hill.

Although the $125,000 will cover the purchase price of the site, Mr, McCormick said this does not eliminate the possibility of securing state and federal aid Lo help finance the purchase and development.

At an earlier meeting, Paul Dickinson said the federal gov­ernment could provide 50 per cent of the cost of purchase and development and the state as much as 25 per cent.

Meeting "Industrial Scope" is the sub­

ject for the monthly slide and print competition to be held 'at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Elsmere, on March 26 by the Del· mar Camera Club.

Members may submit two col-

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or slides and/or two black and white prints in the industrial category or one industri~l and one of a general nature.

Visitors are always welcome to the club meetings. Refresh­ments will be served.

To Dinner The Bethlehem Central Sen·

ior High School student repre­sentative at the Annual Adminis­trative Management Society Edu­cation Night will be Janet Fabe. The Annual Dinner will be held this year at the Columbia High School in East Greenbush on April 2, with Miss Dorothy H.

. Robinson, Chairman of the Busi-

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ness student of the school, ac­companied by a faculty member, to attend the dinner and tour the business education department of the host school.

Engaged Mr. and Mrs. William Whan of

400 Delaware Avenue, Delmar announce the engagement of their daughter, Lynda Lee, to Wayne Anthony Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Smith of 22 Asprion Road, Glenmont.

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Miss Whan and her fiance are graduates of Bethlehem Central' High School. She is employed by Royal Office Typewriter. Mr. Smith is employed by the New York State Department of Trans· portation and is a member of the National Guard.

A Summer wedding is planned.

Wins Honor Peter M. Guest, son of Dr. and

Mrs. C. Maynard Guest, 1661 New Scotland Rd., Slingerl~nds, has been designated for the Hon­orable Mention List for outstand­ing scholarship at Dean Junior College, Franklin, Massachu$etts for the first semester of the cur­rent academic year. Guest is a freshman at Dean Junior College taking the Pre-Professional Fine Arts course.

Auction The Albany Lions Club is in

the midst of preparations for its "Radio auction" scheduled for March 23 over WOKO.

Some 200 items donated by area merchants are now on dis­play at the National Savings Bank, State and Pearl Streets. Every article, from a $3.98 car defroster to a $214 "executive posture chair" has been donated to the Lions and will be auctioned

pense Mutual of Omaha'S Wild Kingdom

starring MARLIN PERKINS 7:00 p.m., Sunday

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off over the air to the highest bidder who phones in.

Everything has been donated including the radio time - the Lions will replace the "Country and Western" beat for the whole day's air time. Lions will also serve as the auctioneers and will deliver the items to the high bid­ders the same day. The bidders will also have a chance to "ralk to a Lioness" since the members' wives will be handling the phones.

Industrial Park The Bet·Mar Holding Corp. has

received the Bethlehem Planning Board's stamp of approval on the organization's plans to develop its proposed Bethlehem Indus­trial Park.

Arthur Zautner of Delmar, re­tired town building inspector, and his son George. who is in the home construction business, are the principals in the holding company. The firm purchased the

93-acre tract about 18. months ago.

The site will be developed for light research and manufacturing in accordance with Bethlehem zoning ordinances. According to Arthur Zautner. construction is to start in the early spring.

The rectangular-shaped pro­perty, which has both wooded and open acres, has a frontage of about 900 feet on Route 9W and 2,200 feet adjoining the Thru­way property. The proposed in: dustrial park, which has water and gas available is between Thruway Exits 23 and 24.

Winners David E. Nostrand, 10, of 526

Huron Rd., Delmar, won first place' in the annual Pinewood Derby of Cub Scout Pack 200 on March 12, sponsored by the Delmar School P-TA.

David was ODe of more than 60 competitors in the event held in the school gymnasium. David

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Held Over Don Wexler, general manager

of Jamaica Inn, Latham, has announced that the John Cole Trio will remain at the Inn until April 7. The newly formed combo - it was put together less than a month ago - features John Cole at the piano, Carmen e:ar­amanica on bass and guitar, and Jack Taker at the drums.

The group opened at Jamaica Inn on February 27 for what was to have been a two-week engagement. According to Mr. Wexler. "Their all around good music for dancing and listening, plus their vocal and instrumen­tal specialties, have drawn such good comments from our custo­mers we decided we'd better keep them another four weeks."

Makes Dean's List

Louise Jackson of Delmar is among the fall semester academ­ic leaders at State· University College at Oswego.

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The area scholar at the College at Oswego is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Jackson, 36 Lyons Ave. The Bethlehem Cen· tral High School graduate is enrolled in the college's Elemen­tary Ed. N·9 program.

Table Talk The "Meat Selection and Cook·

ery" series will continue on Ta­ble Talk on Wednesday. March 27, with tips on the selection and preparation of veal. Table Talk is a weekly program presented by the Home Economics Division of Cooperative Extension in area counties and televised at 7 :30 a.m. on WAST, Channel 13. This series can also be viewed on WM­HT. Channel 17. with :the pro·

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gram on veal cookery being tele­vised at 4:30 p.rn.on April 3.

According to Mrs. Eleanor J. Wages, Table Talk hostess; few homemakers prepare veal for family meals. This may be due to the fact that it is somewhat more expensive than other red meats or because the homemaker is not aware of the many methods used to cook veal.

A demonstration will be given showing- how. veal cutlets can" be obtained from a veal-round roast. This will prove to be a good way

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to cut the cost of veal cutlets. Mrs. Wages will also prepare veal birds and a delicious veal stew showing how variety can be achieved in meat dishes.

Homes Tour The annual Homes Tour of the

Albany Area Wellesley Club will take place on Saturday, .May 4. This year the tour will focus on the charming and historical township of Coeymans in south­east Albany County. Except for

the Warren home in Greene County, all the tour houses are in the township of Coeymans.

Coeymans was named for Ba­rent Pieterse . Coeymans, an immigrant from Utrecht in 1636. He purchased land from the Kat­skill Indians in 1673 and secured a patent from Governor LJve­lace on April 7 of that year. The oldest home in the area is that of Barent's daughter, Arriantze Coeymans. It is an old stone and brick house, begun about 1716. The building still stands near the

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Coeymans Landing and is in the process of being restored. The Armer house, on the tour, dates to 1723.

The following owners have con­sented to open their houses to tour visitors: Mr. and Mrs. James A. Warren, Route 9W, West Cox­sackie; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ar­mer, Route 144, Coeymans; Dr. and Mrs. Ira D. LeFevre, Blais­dell Ave., Coeymans; Dr. and Mrs. John Fayette Mosher, 11 Civil! Ave., Coeymans; Mr~ and Mrs. William C. Keirn, 5 Civill

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APPLE PIE31{b8,~oz·$1·00 SANWICH BREAD LARGE DONUTS s~t~~EN

ANGEL FOOD CAKE

2 I Ibi,; 0' 55~

I lb. 2 01.

pkg. of 12

I lb. [ oz. pl •.

45~

49~

TEA BAGS OUR OWN BRAND pl •. of 89.J. . PAY FOR IOO-GET 125 125 ,..

CRANAPPLE JUICE ~~e:~ I qt. ~!t5~ DELMONTE PEAS EARLY GREEN 2 :,~~ 47~

PURPLE PLUMS ROSE·FRUIT 2'lb~~ .. '57~ PINEAPPLE ' ISLAND SUN' 4 lib. 4 0,. 89.J.

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N.Y.S. OFFICIAL Inspection Center

L&H Brake & Front End Service

115 Adam. Street, .Delmar HE 9·3083

Alignment Wheel Bal once

Muffler. & Tail Pipes Brakes

Front End Springs

Ave.; Coeymans; and Dr. and Mrs. Warren Knox, Old Ravena Rd .• Selkirk. Also noteworthy, though not actually on the tour. is the old Coeymans School across the street from the Keirn home. This was built in 1873 and served as the Village of Coeymans public school from 1899 to 1963. It is considered an architectural trea­sure, but is presently under threat of demolition unless a com­munity use can be found for it.

Co-chairmen of the Wellesley Club Homes Tour are Mrs. Tho­mas H. Dinnel and Mrs. Alexan­der N. Slocum, Jr. The ticket

chainnan is Mrs. Duntan F. Tynan and tickets will be avail­able from all Wellesley Club members.

The brochure describing the houses is being written by Mes­dames Reynolds Holding, Free­man T. Putney, Jr., and V.A. Van Valkenburgh.

Mrs. Carl Ernst and Mrs. A. David Goodman will be co-chair­man of hostesses and refresh­ments will be served at the home of Dr. and Mrs. John F. Mosher under the direction of Mrs. C. Jordan Vail.

Houses on th~ tour will be open

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THE SPOTLIGHT

from 1 to 5 P.M. for the benefit of the Wellesley College· Faculty Advancement Fund. No children under 14 will be admitted and no spiked heels, please!

Library Notes The current exhibit at the Del­

mar Public Library will be of great interest to area residents. Members of the art class under the adult education progra1l1 in the Bethlehem School District have hung their various paintings in the Community Room.

These artists represent a cross section of the area residents.

WE'RE PROUD OF OliR BUSINESS

PATROON FUELS INCORPORATED

91 Lexington A\Cenue

HO 5·3581

WE'RE PROUD OF OUR PRODUCT

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Premium Atlantic Heating Oil is Quality Relined •• to ignite instantly, burn c lean and steady ••• to gi v.e you the most for your heating oil dollar. Call NOW. We provide prompt, automatic del ivery ser w

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Listed are a nurse, secretary. G.E. employee, teacher, insur­ance salesman, police captain, librarian and several housewives.

Mrs. Norman Jester. or Flora Jester as she is known in the art world, has been instructing and inspiring her class and is showing several of her own charming, well executed works.

Those participating are: Marie Gallagher, Mary Wasserback, Carol Delaney, Evelyn Kuusisto, Captain Robert Foster, Marilyn Young, Janet Smith, Pauline Kuzmak, Mary Ellen Gill; {{ay Moore, Marie Zator, Rachel Phillips, Frank Pandolff, Nancy Mac Mahon and John Williams.

It sounded like the great Amer' ican hoax at first but with a tra­gic undertone. However, a ,hit of investigation proved "Operation Rescue" to be serious and to touch, in a practical way. on the matter of deep concern to every­one aware of the truth that wild life the world over is fast dis­appearing. Many of us are con· cerned - we write letters and talk about this but seldom can we actually do something con­crete to help. Now is your chance.

Bring your old, clean nylon stockings to the Delmar Public Library. What in the world do nylons have to do with the pre­servation of wildlife? Briefly

TIME TO GET THE HOUSE IN SHAPE FOR WARMER WEATHER

ROOFING • PAINTING • GARAGE

LANDSCAPING • PLUMBING • PLASTERING

ELECTRICAL WORK • NEW SCREENS

You name it and our money is available ta help fix up your home. Talk to us!

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11&1. orneE 11 II. ,.art St

t£HTRAl A'll OfFICE 163 Cllltral A'L

COLONIE OFFICE J4 Waif Ralll

BANKING·HOURS, Mondaylhr. Friday 9AM 1r13PM-Th.rsd.y 9AM 10 BPM

MEMBER FEDERAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

March 21, 1968 - PAGE 13

TRIMMED TO YOUR TASTE - CHOICE OR PRIME -

YOU'VE TRIED THEM ALL, NOW TRY US!

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GROUND ROUND CUBE STEAK TOP SIRLOIN STEAK SANDWICH STEAKS CHICKEN BREASTS BOILED HAM

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DINNERS - Turkey, Chicken, Beef

PLUM ROSE - 6 oz. can

DEVILED HAM Jlor $1.00

PINE CONE

TOMATOES ~~ 15e

BUKO ASSORTED - Your Choice

CHEESE SPREAD Jlor8ge

HEAVY CREAM 1/2 pI. 1ge

NEW, TEXAS PRODUCE NEW FLORIDA CELLO pAc (4)

CARROTS 2 \~!·29~

TOMATOES 29t

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HE 9-5398

Open DI'" IIId Sundays

10 A.M ... 10 P.M.

RelerY. right to limit qulntitia Pri_ Elfocti .. lbu ... , fri., • s.t.

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PRICE GREENLEAF

SALE SAVE $1 America's number one

grass fertilizer

Only Turf Builder is Tri­onized -' groW's deeper roots in any soil - keeps grass greener longer.

10,000 sq ft bag 9<95' 8.95

Save 50¢ on 5,000 sq It bag,545' 4.95

Save 1.50 on 15,000 sq It bag J>8S' 12.45

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(Ne w Size, 15,000 Sq. Ft.)

will be given away. Come in and register for drawing, You don't have to buy anything.

NO CRAB GRASS THIS YEAR AND SCOTTS WILL GUARANTEE IT

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• 'Preven'ts crabgrass

• Fertilizes lawn

• Prevents grub and mole damage

2,500 Sq. Ft. ~ $6.95

5,000 Sq. Ft . .$.1k'J5 $12.95

. Auth'ortzed S<ott's Dealer A

14 BOOlh ,Raad, :De,lmar (iOiff ,Debiwa,re) -Opp. A6'P Hours: 8 :30 '10 5 'Po M. Monday t.hru,' :Saturday

FREE o Eilil'Y,ERY PHlON:E, iHiE:9;-9212

this - in the next year a four hundred -square mile area in South America will be flooded to make a lake for an engineer­ing project. In this area are thou­sands of animals that will perish unless moved to other areas. Some are practically extinct now. Your discarded hose will be braided into strong, pliable ropes

THE SPOTLIGH

that will be wrapped around the legs, or if need be, bodies, of the animals to save them from injury as they are moved.

Earl Pudney of WRGB is work­ing on this project and is the contact man in the Tri-City lo­cale. The Delmar Library urges you to cooperate.

Assemblyman Clarence D. lane of Windham (R-100) presents the first check in the kick off drive of Heldeberg Workshop to raise $100,000 for land. Left to right: William l. Childs, Vo.orheesville, Co-chairman: Wyman Osterhout ot New Salem, Chairman: Mrs. Frederick Edmunds, New Salem, Coordinator: Assembly­man lane and Robert Farrell, Voorheesville, Coordinator.

HO IMPROVEMENT Most con"enient wily to finllnce

remodeling & modernizlltion!

• ATTIC & BASEMENT· ROOMS • BATHROOMS • KITCHENS

There's no need for you t.o postpone making desired improvements in your h~me for iock of ready cosh to pay the bills. You can get a low­cost home improvement loan here for the .amount required, and re-poy it ·in eosily-htfdgeted· in­stallments out of your income. Prompt service.

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THE SPOTLIGHT

INSTANT VIEWING PLEASURE

FREE STAND

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18" Diagonal Picture Size

$138. • With Iosta-View the picture and sound are almost

immediate. No annoying warm-up wait. • "Electric Eye" adjusts picture to room lighting conditions. • Illuminated channel knobs are easier to see and use. • Private earphone. • 18" Diagonal picture size.

MOVE UP TO TRAVELING COLOR

• COLOR PURIFIER permits movement of set

• "MAGIC MEMORY" COLOR CONTROLS • Revolutionary "In-Line Gun" Picture tube : ~~I;~!::;:::a::~ W$OOd

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MAIN-CARE SERVICE - . 339 Delaware Avenue - 439-2430 - Delmar

Mo,eh 21, 1968 - PAGE IS

Shop the easy convenIent

way from one of

WARDS CATALOGS

PHONE

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night or day . . 7 days a week

PLACE AND PICK-UP YOUR ORDER

FROM OUR DELMAR STORE

SHOP AND RECEIVE YOUR

FREE CATALOG AND GIFT

Montgomery Ward . .. the store of 140,000 value-priced items.

Just say "CHARGE IT" at Wards

DELMAR - 222 DELAWARE AVENUE

MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY - 9:30 to 6 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY to 9 P.M.

SATURDAY ta 5:30 P.M.

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Wiglets With head a"d container 5.95 While they I.st

Wigs Pre-Styled 19.95 Reg. $49.95

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For home, away, indoors, out­doors, sporting, or casual wear. Turtle neck pullovers add that touch of careless and zest to your leisure hours. In white, gold, light blue, black, and French Blue.

Mni.l an.d phone orders filled.

8 James St. (Just off ·State)

member Pork In Shop - Open Thurs. to 9 P.M.

Two Named John W. Ryan has been ap­

pointed manager-communications with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Northeastern New York to ad· "ministrate advertising and public relations, according to Frederick J. Bond, marketing director.

Ryan, a former account execu· tive with WPTR, WAST and WTEN, served as manager of Colonie Center for Homart De­velopment Corp. which developed the shopping center complex. He and his wife, the former Ann Wilkins, and their six children including two sets of twins re­side at 1 Snaffle Ring in Colonie Village.

CROMWELL FORMS: John F. McConkey has been appoint­ed general sales manager of Cromwell Business Forms Inc. at West Albany Industrial Park, according to William Sutin.

McConkey has been with Crom­well 12 years, serving as Albany sales representative, the last 10 years. He and his wife, Edna, and their four sons, John, Kevin, Brian and Timothy, reside at 44 Montrose Drive, Elsmere.

THE SPOTLIGH

Telephone Hour Soprano Joan Sutherland and

six other operatic stars will ap­pear on the Bell Telephone Hour, Friday, March 22 over NBC·TV at 10 P.M.

Featured on "Opera: Two to Six" will be Tito Gobbi, Phyllis Curtin, Nicolai Gedda, Jerome Hines, Mildred Miller and Charles Anthony.

Birthday Party On Saturday, March 23, at

8:30 P.M. The Slingerlands Com­munity Players celebrate their 16th consecutive year in the community by inviting all mem­bers, past members and friends of the Players to their birth· day party.

The celebration will be held at the Players rooms, over IGA Store on New Scotland Rd., Slingerlands.

A one-act play, "Whatever Happened to Forest Lawn," di­rected by Ruth Wilber, will be presented. Featured in the will be Betty Taylor and H,·lp". Cross.

OFF ALCOA KAISER

REYNOLDS

free estimate. IV 9-0991 Siale-Wide Modernization Corp.

Established 20 years 104 Quail.St., Albany, N. Y.

THE SPOTLIGHT Ma<eh 21, 1968 - PAGE 17

ASS reaches 300,000,000.

Thanks to our depositors. And the future looks brighter than ever. We're the first savings bank in Northeastern New York to reach total assets of $300 million-and proud of it. But we're not running this message just to talk about our accomplishment.

We're grateful to our depositors who have made it all possible through their confidence in us. For our part we intend that our leadership shall continue. We shall pay consistently high dividends-our current 5% is the high­est in the State. We shall continue to be eager to help with our mortgage and home improvement loans. We shall continue the progressive attitudes that will be of greatest assistance to our depositors and the increasing population of the areas we serve.

To some, reaching $300,000,000 in assets might seem an end in itself. But to us, it looks like it's just the beginning.

ALBANY SAVINGS BANK

MEMBIR FEDERAL OEP1lSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

MAIN OFFICE

North P!~rl Sireet Corner Maiden lane Mon. Ihru Fri. 9 AM 10 3 PM, Thurs. E~e. untilS

PINE HILLS OFFICE

Western A~enue Corner West ~wrence St. Mon. thru Fri. 9 AM 10 3 PM: Fri. Eve. unlilS

COLONIE OFFICE

Colonie Center, Upper level. Next to SUfS; Mon, Ihru Fri. IOAMI03PM&5toSPM Satwdl,; 10 AM to 6 PM

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General Insurance Time Payments

Surety Bonds

Frank G. Coburn, Inc.

THE LOWE,ST LIQUOR PRICES

in the area _ on oil popular brands at

VOORHEESVILLE LIQUOR STORE 283 Washington Ave. Albany, N.Y.

Phone Albany HO 3-4277 - 8-9

A CENTURY OF SERVICE TO SAVERS

RO 5-2683

What's a savings bank got to .do with credit?

Quite a lot. For one thing, your savings and your savings habits are important when you, need credit.

'To put it simply, a good credit rating is _ based on. good financial management.

And good financial management is based on good savings habits.

We've been helping people get the savings habit for 100 years. May we help you?,

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UPTOWN at WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER Q.PEN MON·THURS 10 to~; FAI 10 to 8, SAT 10 to .3'

THE SPOTLIGH

Fly the Flag The Nathaniel Blanchard Post

1040 American Legion, Delmar is conducting a "Display the Flag" campaign in the Tri-Vil­lage Area. The obiect is to have a larger display of the Ameri­can flag particularly in our area on various holidays.

Flag kits consisting of one 3x5 ft. 50-star cotton bunting Ameri­can flag with jointed wood pole, halyard and metal bracket for attaching to a building, may be purchased for $3,50 at the Post or by contacting flag Chairman George Reeber at 524 Kenwood Ave, Telephone 439-5910,

Promoted Sp/4 James F, Thomas has been promoted to Sgt. while serving with the Army Signal Corps sta­tioned at Pleiku, Vietnam.

Hawley Furniture Factory

Salesroom Complete line of Rock Maple & Plastic laminated furniture.

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Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 10-4 Tues. & Thurs. nights 6-8

SUNDAYS: 1-5 P.M.

HAWLEY COMPANY FURNITURE

MANUFACTURERS Mapl e Street

East Arlington, Vermont

Tel. 375-6675

ALBANY ES 1968

OPENS THIS SATURDAY FOR 8 BIG DAYS The Door to Gracious Living Swings Wide for Your Pleasure . ... DON'T MISS THE EXCITEMENT

- OYER 100 EXHIBITS - DEMONSTRATIONS

.. - REFRESHMENTS - WRGB-WGY BOOTHS WRGB.WGY BOOTMS have a surprise for you ... they're going to put you on TV! That's just one of the exciting "happenings" at the Albany Home Show this year!

- PRIZES GIVEN DAILY

-- HOURS--SAT. & SUN. 2 to 10 P.M.

ALL OTHER DAYS 5 to 10 P.M.

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BODNAR OLDS '06 OLDSMOB!LE

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'66 Chevrolet $2395

C!lprlce 4·dr. Hardlop, gold with blIlC\( vinvl loP. gold interior, auto. matic trilnsm'5sion! power steer­in9. power br<lkes, cruis.e control, 81r conditioning.

~n OLDSMOBILE $2695

Delmont "8B" 2· Door Hardlop. While, While Vinyl top, Blue In· terior. Exceptio,nally low mileage.

'65 T·BIRD $2395

ll'lndnu Coupe. Burgondy, Blotk top. Burgondy interior. Full pow­er. Ex~eplJonorly ~horp.

'65 OLDSMOBILE $1595

Cullass Coupe. light Blue, While lop, Black interior. Auloo"fl~tjc

tr<'lnsmission, r<'ldio, he~ler, power steering.

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'64 FORD $1495

Gal<lxhi 500 2·Door Hardtop. Turquoise, White top, Turquoise Interior. Automatic transmission, power steering and brakes.

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. "88" Convertible. Blotk, Moroon inter;or.. Automotic Ironsmissio.n, power sleerirl9·, power brakes.

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He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Thomas, 190 Hudson Aventle.

Friendly Coming

Work has started on clearing the site for the once controver­sial Friendly Ice Cream Corp. Restaurant in the Town of Beth­lehem. The restaurant is expect­ed to open in August.

When the Friendly Ice Cream Corp. initiated proceedings about a year ago to construct a restaur­ant at 270-272 Delaware Avenue, it became involved in a zoning hassle which was not resolved until several months later.

Recently a home on the future site of 'the re:;lauranl was de­molished, clearing the way for construction of the new building. The work will probably get un· derway in 'the next couple of weeks, according to Bethlehem Building Inspector Robert Col· lins and Richard Mastocks, re­gional real estate supervisor for the firm.

The· ·restaurant will be a one­story brick structure of Georgian colonial design and will hilVe a seating capacity of 58 customers and a parking lot for 40 cars. The 80x35 foot building will be exact· ly the same as the Friendly Ice Cream Restaurant on State St.. Schenectady. Drive-in service will not be permitted because of Beth­lehem Zoning regulations.

When proceedings were initia­ted early in 1967, the firm asked for an ,exception to construct the restaurants in a CC Zone. The Bethlehem Zoning ordinance pro­hibited construction of restaur­ants in CC commercial zones and the company's request we reject­ed by the Bethlehem Board of. Appeals.

BETHLEHEM ART

ASSOCIATION 231 Delawa.e Ave., Delmar

Painting Class Forming In stru ctor:

Franklin Alexander, Woodstock Artist

Call 439-2819 for infor, mation on thi sand Child.en's Classes

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William Crannell of 11 Laurel Drive, Elsmere, one of the own· ers of the neighboring apartment building at 274 Delaware Ave· nue represented the residents of the building and opposed the ex· ception contending the restaur­ant would affect the privacy. of their homes. He also said park­ing at the rest,aurant would be inadequate and an overflow of cars would cause hazardous traf­fic conditions.

In order to simplify our book­keeping, Spotlight Classifieds must be paid for in advance of publication.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

INCOME TAX FEDERAL and State Taxes prepared

_ reasonable rates. Call Rice. 439· 1471. 4t411

MERCHANDISE FOR SALE LARGE quantify of hoy suitoble for

horses. Will deliver. 767-3033. 2t328 , MOBIL home, 1965 King, 50'x12',

furnished, air conditioned, 2 bed· rooms, fully set up, steel lawn building, original cost $6430, ask· ing $4395. 439·2084.

LANE cedar cheat suitable for storage, $25., H E 9·4049.

WANTED TO RENT TRI-V1LLAGE area, 2·bedroom apart­

ment, lower, 3 adults, garage. Col! 434·8581 after 5.

HELP WANTED PART·TIME office help, filing and

some typing required. References. Coil Mr. Wetzel. 439-4367. 2t328

SALESWOMAN: Full time. Permanent position for Sportswear Dept. Pre­fer someone with experience, but will seriously consider someone with a strong interest in fashion. Must be oble to work 2 nights ond Sat. - Salary open. Generous re­tirement Plan. Call H. Rasker for appointment. HE 9·4018; Town & Tweed, Delaware Plaza, Delmar.

MORE FINE ALUMINUM by

TRI-TOWNE ·439-4158

Look for this sign on fine 'homes in your area.

Call Mike Fleming

WHITE GLOVE GIRLS Best in Temporary

Office Work TOP RATES- NO FEE!

Manpower, Inc. 132 State St., AI bony

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CLASSIFIED AD Classified Ads in the Spot­light must be paid for when the ad is submitted. We must en­force this policy strictly. Our rates are too small to permit invoicing and bookkeeping on these accOLJrlb. Plei;i~e 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 Thursaay issue.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES

iOe per word for each insertion; $1 minimum.

CALL HE 9-4949 Write, or stop in at our

convenient office: 154 Delaware A venue

ALUMINUM SIDING ALUMINUM siding - windows,

doors. Floor covering. Helde­berg Aluminum Products. 872-0486. 4t328

BUILDING & CONTRACTING - Builders & Contractors

Commercial and residential. Specializing in remodeling. 434-9301. 4t411

BLACKTOP LUIZZI BROS., Blacktop Paving:

Parking lots, driveways, garage floors, sidewalks. Free estimates. 482-3484. 4t328

CARPENTRY ADDITIONS, remodeling, stairs,

bookcases. General repairs. Ar­thur Molle. 438-7165. 4t328

REMODELING - all types of car­penter work. Ed Hehre. HE 9-1198

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CLEANING SERVICE LOCHMOOR Window Cleaning Co.

Resident and office main­tenance, complete. IV 9-0121 or 489-2474.. tf

C & M House and window cleaning Service - waxing and floor polishing. Cleaning A to Z. 801-6523. 4t411

COPYING SERVICE XEROX COPIES while you woit.

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DRAPERIES DRAPERIES and bedspreads,

custom made and alterations. Free estimates. Call Barbara Schoonmaker. 872-0897. 8t425

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Beginners _ Intermediat~s

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Standard' & Automatic Call HO 2-1309

oFRANCHISING FRANCHISIES INTERNATIONAL

local franchise sales center is

PROFESSIONAL FRANCHIS­ING INC. 230 Delaware Ave., Delmar, New York - (518) 4f19-5904. 11 county exclusive Area Distributorship ayailable,_

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420 Kenwood Ave. 489·4451

Serving All Faiths For Over 100 Years

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Antique restore. French. HE 4-0633. . tf

'FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY DROZDOL Upholstering Service.

Experts in home furniture up-' holste:ring. 16 Judson Street.' HO 5-6795. tf

FRENCH - custom upholstery, antique restore, refinishing. 838 Broadway, Rensselaer. HE 4-0633. tl

FIREPLACE WOOD FIREPLACE hardwood, seasoned,

18'; cord, approximately, weight'. 1900, ~25; 112 $14.50. HE 9-1598. tf

FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned, anY Quantity. 439-4816. 4t44

INCOME TAX TAX RETURNS prepared. Per-.

sonal service at your home. Robert Margison. HE 9-6045. 5t411 .

INSTRUCTIONS

CLASSIQUE DANCE SCHOOL lSAA Delaware,' Avenue

CHILDREN AND ADUL T5 PRIVATE OR GROUPS

All Types of Dancing and Body Conditioning

HE 9_3331 Bagha Follett

on Pools Pre-Season Sale

Have your pool ready for swimming on the first warm days. Choose from regular or irregular shapes, above or below ground with no money down a nd payments up to 7 full years.

PADDOCK POOL BUILDERS INC.

118 Railroad Ave. Ext., Albany, N. Y.

~~~~~f 459-3121 DIRECTIONS: Turn West off Fuller Rd. in Albany near the A&P warehouse .

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BEGINNERS. advance, classical guitar and violin, private lessons. Delmar. 439-6757. 4t44

JEWELRY EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY

repairs. Qiamond setting, engrav­ing wedding and engagement rings, reasonable. Your trusted jeweler, LeWanda, Delaware Plaza Shopping Center. HE 9-9665. tf

LIQUORS & WINES SLINGERLANDS PACKAGE I

STORE. ComDlete -line. Deliver- I ies. Discount on case lots. Party .

We'll make your· motor . smg

consultants. Open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Phone HE 9-458J. tf

O'ROURKE'S Liquor Store, Cor­ner Elm Avenue & Jericho Road. Selkirk. tf

, LANDSCAPING

COMPLETE Lawn Core - Fertiliz­ing. and weed control.opplicoticns should be dene Mw for best re­sults. Shrubs trimmed and shaped. James Many. 439-3307. tf

. LA WNMOWERS

LAWNMOWERS - Goodall. Lawn­boy,' Ariens, Cooper, Homko·­Reels, Rotaries &-Riders. "We

Engin,e Tune-up .,

* Front End' Alignment * Automotic Trans­

mission Service

Modern Equipment Skilled Mechanics

AILEY·'S GARAG Phone Delmar HE 9-1446

Oakwood Rd .• Elsmere

1I ••• Real Horse Sense! WHY BUY A CAR WHEN

YOU CAN LEASE FOR LESS!"

HERE ARE 12 GOOD ADVA~TAGES:

service what we sell." HILCHIE'S AMERICAN HARDWARE, 439-9943. tf

MASON WORK EXPERIENCED, all types mason­

ry, new or repairs. Guidara. HE 9-1763-evenings.. tf

MOVERS D. L. MOVERS. Local and long

distance - moving. Reasonable rates. No iob too small or too .large. Dick Leonardo. HE 9-5210.

MIMEOGRAPHING SERVICE

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REASONABLE' RATES - Mimeo­graphing - stencils cut - address­ing - maill·ng. Delmar. N.Y. 439-3383. H

ORIENT AL RUGS

OVER 2000 new & used orientals. Sizes from l'x2' to 15'x30'. Room sizes from S 195.00. Complete Line of Broadloom carpetings. Wash­ing & 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. ::lim Vogel. HE 9-9718. _,'_ tt,

INTERIOR and exterior" painting, als9 paperhanging. Frj)[Ik Salis­bury. Days HE 9-5527; nights­HE 9-1355. tf

~ No Capit,aJ Investment. Tax Advcintages. Accurate Cost Projection. Uninter­rupted Tra.nsportatian • No Maintenance Problems. Simplified Tax and Accounting

Records. No, Procurement o~ Disposal Problems ~ Greatly Reduced Administration Exp.ense .·Drive tile 1968 General Motors' Car of Your Choice. MIlder and Equip­ment to Y~ur·Specification •• All Cars Properly Ueen.e'd. Save by Leasing_

Onee a Month You Pay a Moderate Charge-Why Not Investigate?

cWENDELL LEASING CO., INC. CALL 489-4751 450 CENTRAL AVENUE, ALBANY

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INTERIOR painting and paper­hanging also alterations (top Quality) free estimates (Estab­lished 19'42). James Len·ney. HO 2-2328. tf

PAINTING, evenings, weekends, reasonable. 768-2045. 2t321

PERMANENf WAVING _ SPECIALIZING in Breck, Realistic,

Rayette and Caryl Richards per­manEmts; hair tinting and bleach-' ing. MELE'S BEAUTY SALON, Plaza Shopping Center. HE 9-4411. tf

PLUMBING & HEATING

EXPERT workmanship in all phases of plumbing and heating. Fully insured. 24 hour service. No iob too small. Call 8.P. Wood,:Plumb~' ing & Heating. 439-9454. tf

SCISSORS SHARPENED, SCISSORS SHARPENED, 6 pOiTli

med. size, $2.00 ol'so pink.-sheaTs sows, ,':Ioi1'. clippers, lawnmawers,

knives. Called for and delivered, HE 9-5156 (if no answer - Coli' HE 9.3893) tf

SEPTIC TANK SERVICE NORMANS KILL Septic Tank

Cleaners. We install dry wells, septic tanks, drain fields. 767-9287. tf

DELMAR SANITARY CLEANERS Serving Tri-Village area over 20 years. HE 9·1412. t

SEWING MACHINES

SEWING machine service, 35 year experience, all makes and sup plies. We serve an area of 6 miles. Free estimates. 56 Dela ware Avenue, Elsmere (rear 0

Launder-o-mat). Frank George 439-4334. 4t32

TREE SERVICE

HERM'S tree service. Call IV 5231.

BROWNIE'S TREE Tree-stump removal. I Free estimates. IV 2-5031.

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Albany Area Agency, Inc 4 REAL ESTATE OFFIC

Members of Board of Realtors, tiple Listing Service, and State pro] sol Society.

Listings Wanted for Out of Buyers! - Col I 439-9333 Nile. Offices open Sundoys,

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WATCH REPAIRING EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY

repairs. Diamond setl::ing, engrav­ing wedding and engagement rings, reasonable. Your trusted jeweler. LeW-anda. Delaware Plaza Shopping Center. HE 9-9665. tf

WATCH repairing, expert workman­ship. All work guaranteed. Also engraving, diamond settin9{ watch bands. Harry L. Brown, jeweler, .4 Corn.ers. Delmar. 439-2718. if

WEDDINGS,- invitations; announce­ments' and po'rty' -~supplies. GROVER STATIONERS. 439-4475.

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MERCHANDISE FOR SALE

~~TIQUES bought and sold at the sign of the Coffee Mill. 67 Adams PI.. Delmar. HE 9-1021. tf

PIANOS - MASON 4 HAMLIN, Knabe, Fischer, Weber and Stark, also fine selections of slightly used pianos. Call A. Andrew Gig­liotti. HO. 3-5223. tf

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

BURRICK FURNITURE 580 Delaware Ave., Albany Just across the Thruw'ay Bridge

in Albany 465-5112

HANDWOVEN mosaic plaid: bright tile shapes: Available as yardage and one marVelous ,coat. Kur­land. 439-9065. 2t321

TV, Zenith Space Command 400 console, 23", solid cherry Col­onial cabinet, height 36", width 26 1/4", depth 17 1 /2", remote control automatic channel.selec­tor, perfect condition: $100. 439-5196. 2t321

ALUMINUM combination" windows will eliminate having to change your screens and storms. Save

Delmar's Leading Real Estate Broker

When Buying 0' Selling

A Home Call Your LOCAL

REAL ESTATE BROKER

Wm. B.

PAGANO INC.

Our 47th Yem 264 Delaware Ave.,

Delma" N.Y. 439·9921

Multiple Listing Service

yourself this chore. Call now for free estimates. Mike Flem­ing's Tri-Towne Aluminu.m. 439-4158. tf

. TYPEWRITER, Remington porta­ble, excellent condition, $15. 439-3306.

SOFA, matching chair, large arm chair, $75; antique mahogany rocker, $25. 439-1129, 439-1288.

MOVING - Bedroom set, maho­gany living room and dining room tables, miscellaneous. HE 9-1106.

REFINISHED pine chests, $25; pine blanket chest, $20; Queen Ann chair, other antiques. 97 Delmar Place. HE 9-3454 after 4:30.

HEARING aid. eyeglass tran~i~tor . style by Motorola-Dahlberg "Clar­

ifier", cost $319; never' used, make offer. 439-5910.

TIRES, Goodrich premium nylon 7:60 x 15 white sidewall on rim, like new, $20 each. Evenings. HE 9~1763.

BREAKFAST table and 3 chairs, reasonable. Call HE 9-3880.

FENDER guitar and case, Gibson amp., original cost $460, asking $250. HE 9-5666.

RUGS and pads approximately 9xl0 and 18 x 10, best offer. HE 9-1334. . .

ELECTRIC motor, 1/4 H.P.; Elec­tric fan; Aluminum high chair; hostess cart, 3-shelf; 18 H.P. Johnson outboard motor; Hunt­

ing boots, 4 'buckle overshoes, Wellington boots, size 9; dining room drop light; water skis, pair and single; swivel boat seat; ski boots, man's, woman's; gOlf and fishing equipment. 439-1212.

AUTOMOTIVE 0

FOR SALE

Saab Authorized Dealer

NEW SALEM GARAGE New Salem Route 85

DeWitt and Fred Carl - NEVi ·AND USED CARS

Telephone RO 5-2702

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INCORPORATED

1525 WESTERN AVENUE ALBANY, NEW YORK 12203

REAL TORS 489-3211

1885 Mustang 6-cylinder, standard transmission; 1963 Oldsmobile 88. HE 4-4035.

PETS "DOGS· by DONNA," professional

grooming. Home pick up, deli­very. HE 6-1035". 5t321

CAT boarding atr"The Cat Den". It's the cats meow. Registered kittens available;-HE 6-1035.

.. 5t321

BLOND cocker puppy, good'bI::eed, paper trained, reasonable. HE 4-9586.

W ANTED TO BU Y

BANJOS or any unique stringed in­struments. Winn's Popular Piano. HE 8-1302. r ..

WANTED ....:. -. mahogany buffet, antique or modern. 439-2463.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

LOT, 3/4 acre, $1500, parker Rd., Selkirk, city water. 438-6544.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT APARTMENTS for rent, 2 bed­

room and 1 bedroom. 'Hayfield, Rt. 32, Glenmont. 439-9231 days, 439-5737 evenings. . tf

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ELSMERE $80, furnished apart­ment, large living room and bed­room combined, newly decorat­ed, garage, bus service. 439-9747.

Ma,ch 21, 1968 - PAGE 23

W ANTED TO RENT TRI-VILLAGE area, 2~bedroom

apartment, lower, 3 adults, gar'­age. Apply Box B, Spotlight,· Delmar. 2t321

HELP WANTED RECEPTIONIST with typing and

secretarial experience, also knowledge of bookkeeping and simple acc9unting. Delmar of-. fice, transportation needed .. Write, stating age. qualifications . Box D, Spotlight, Delmar. 3t321

WAITER-WAITRESS, full or part time. Applv after II A.M. Thurs­day-Sunday inclusive. Norman­

_ side Country Club, Delmar. 4t44 BANJO, guitar, .. accordion within

twenty lessons. instruments loaned. Winn's Popular Rano 54th year. HE 8-1302. 2t328

NEEDED ladies to assist me in my fast-growing business, can earn $65 'per week. For interview ap­

.. pointment, call Evelyn between 10-12 A.M. UN 9-87.84.

R-E'GI 5T E R ED nurse, physi c:i on's of­fice, Delmor. Send resume and qualifications to Box T, Spotlight, Delmar. 3t328

SITUATIONS WANTED HANDY' MAN - no job too small.

439-5558., 4t44 WOULD like typing in my home.

HE 9-3619. 2t328 ODD iobs - plumbing, roofing,

electric, carpentry, and general repairing. pO 8-2281. 2t328

BABYSITTING - Friday, nights and weekends, experienced. references. Call HE 9-5533.

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• All makes, models, colors, styles

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SPECIAL MEN'S RAINCOATS

In three great patterns - polyester, 65% dacron, 35% cotton Holiday Natural • Grey Olex • Glen Slate

Split Shoulders • Flap Pockets • Built in zipper for your lining. Coats are all water repellent with

Scotchgard or Zepel Treatment This coat tops everything with the new knee length look.

Value $35.00

SALE PRICE $24.90

Sizes regular, shorts,longs

SPECIAL MEN'S MID-WEIGHT

SPORT COATS ALL 100% WOOL

In checks, plaids, solid colors, single and double breasted.' Sizes - shorts, reuular, lonus

Value $49.95

SALE PRICE $29.00

DELMAR STORE HOURS: Mon, to Thurs, ' 12 to 9 Friday, 10 to 9 Saturday, 10 to 5: 30

GALVANIZED GARBAGE CAN

It's rodentiJroof. Heavy, plvaniud sheet steel. Corrugated sides. top and bottom reinforced. Drop-type bandies for easy c.rryina. Includes huvy com'. 2Q.p1. ClIpacity. (87'()964) Reduted from $2.89.

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6 and 12 Volt Batteries

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~il:-·· . :~" ~:if~~ ::. ':-~,'\~ -Ii -DELUXE 2·SPEED JIG SAW II' THRIFTPRICEO AT $29.99 .

!jig saws In jle: time. Set the speed for the j()b. High speed ellis wood, composition board. low speed tor me'-als, plastics, Iile. Includes 4 exira blades: 2 wood cutting, 2 metal culling plus 2 standard blades. Capacity! IH hardwood, 2H softwood. (49:0094)

Albany Agway, 642 So. Pearl St. PHONE 465·3541

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