"espotligllt MARCH 1, 1962 VOL. VII, No.9

$1.00 PER YEAR 10¢ A COPY

TRI-VILLAGE EXECUTIVES LAUNCH ADEQUATE WIRING SPRING CAMPAIGN

At a recent meeting of his Board of Directors, Hugo E. Rausch, new manager of the Eastern New York Adequate Wiring Bureau, announced plans for a high powered Spring mem-. bership and business promotion­al campaign.

In the photo above, Mr. Rausch (left) is shown handing a newly designed promotional kit to Robert C. Showers, chair­man of the Board, (far right), While Tri-Villagers William R. 0 1Bryon (second from left) and Richard H. Kukuk, both of Els­mere, look on,

Mr. 0 1Bryon, vice-president of National Commercial Bank, and Mr. Kukuk, Albany District Manager of Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. , are both direc­tors of the Bureau and serve on sever a 1 Board committees. Charles J. Bernhardt of Slinger­lands and Harold H. Friedman, Elsmere, also Board m~mbers were not present when the photo was taken.

Mr. Rausch - 11Hooks 11 to his innumerable friends throughout upstate New York - was recently named to succeed Stanley M. O'Grady as head of the Bureau whose purpose is to promote better living electrically through 11 full housepower. 11

Mr. Sowers, appliance de-

partment manager of John G. Myers Company, was elected a short time ago to his second term as chairman of the Bur­eau's Board of Directors.

Pancake Breakfast

A pancake breakfast spon­sored by the New Scotland Ki­wanis Club will be held on March 11 at the Tollgate Rest­aurant in Slingerlands.

NEW CLASSIFIED AD POLICY

Beginning immediately, 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 accounts. Please do not ask us to make any exception to this rule.

Send your ads by mail with proper remittance enclosed or bring it to our office at 154 Delaware Avenue and pay for it at the time of placement.

Your copy and remittance must reach us on Friday be­fore 4:30 P.M. in order to appear in the following Thursday issue.

For further information, call HE 9-4949.

Quartet Presenting A Musical Evening Friday At The Academy of Holy Names

On Friday evening, March 2 1 at the Academy of the Holy Names High School, 1075 New Scotland Road, the Canisius Quartet will present a concert of music highlighted by a mem­orial tribute to Fritz Kreisler. M~~mbt:!rs of the Quartet are Father Cyril C. Schommer, S.]. 1 violinist, Miss Barbara Cashier, violinist, Robert Schulzl pianist, and Miss Viola Brice 1 soprano. The four artists have performed extensively in recitals and as soloists with the New York Philharmonic, Buf­f a 1 o Philharmonic and other leading orchestras.

Father Schommer was a scholarship student at the Juil­liard School of M:lSical Art be­fore entering the Society of Jesus. He is presently an in­structor of Theology at Canisius College,

Barbara Cashier studied via-

lin at the Eastman School of Music. Besides her performance schedule she is presently a Mas­ter's degree candidate at Syra-· cuse University in Speech Thera­py.

Robert Schulz, conductor and director of many chOl'al organi­zations in Buffalo, studied ~t the Eastman School of M·lSic and conducted the Buffalo Philhar­monic Orchestl'a on many oc­casions as well as appearing as soloist with this orc~estra and with theN. Y. Philharmonic in Carnegie Hall.

Viola Brice 1 soprano, is the winner of many vocal contests and has studied voice with distinguished teachers through­out the country. She is a graduate of Xavier University 1

New Orleans. Tickets may be purchased at.

the door or through the school. The performance begins at 8 p.m.

BETHLEHEM REPUBLICAN CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

ELECTED AT THE organizational meeting of the Bethlehem Republi­can Club held recently, were the following, left to right: Treasurer, Vincent.Herzog; Director, Bertram Kohinke; President, Charles Red­mond; Secretary, Edward Rook; and Vice-President, Raymond Brownell,

Five directors were elected by "acclamation" at the organi­zational meeting .bf the Bethle­hem Republican Club held re­cently at the Selkirk Fire Hall. Despite the inclement weather, over 150 Republicans attended. The directors and their terms ares 3years1 Arthur McCormack; 2 years, Charles Redmond; 2 years, Raymond Brownell; 1 year, Bertram E. Kohinke; 1 year, Vincent Herzog.

The directors in turn elected

the following as officers of the club for the coming year: Presi­dent, Charles Redmond; Vice­President, Raymond Brownell; Secretary, Edward Rook; Trea­surer, Vincent Herzog.

President Charles Redmond presided at the meeting and outlined the purposes of the club: 1. Prom.Jte Republican­ism at all levels. 2. Afford an opportunity for all work for t.h.e G. 0. P. 3. Act as a sounding board for Town government.

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ANNE'S HAT BOX & ACCESSORIES OPENS TOOAY!

arone 1~1

nDedicated to the compounding Eye Prescriptions.''

science of Physicians'

DAILY 10- 5,30 DISPENSING OPTICIAN 5 Delaware Plaza Delmar, New York

Wed., Thurs., Fri. till 8 P.M.

Telephone HE 9-9191

Anne McGoey - Photo by Lenseth

Pastel pink and gold - a fabulously frivolous feminine shop - this is the background for the newest business in the Tri-Village area ••• Anne 1s Hat Box and Accessories! In the heart of the Four Corners, the Hat Box adjoins the Empire-

THIS IS THE

LAST WEEK TO SAVE UP TO 50°/ .. DURING OUR FAMOUS

FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE

• Open Tuesday & Thursday Evenings 'til 9

• Closed Mondays

• All Sales Final

• 10% Reduction On All Brand Nome Merchandise

• All Merchandise Subject to Prior Sale

• Open Other Nights By Appointment

175

CENrRAI.

AVENUE.

ALBANY

Grand Union Market at 406 Ken­wood A venue - a most conven­ient location because parking space abounds.

Anne McGoey (pronounced Goy) is the dynamic proprietress, fulfilling a dream she had in high school. • • her own Hat Shop. Just a short month ago, she was engrossed in her multiple duties as housewife, mother of 2 teenage boys, and leading dealer of Stanley Home Products.

A casual conversation after church one Sunday exploded this 11 year routine almost instan­taneously. A shop ••• that is, a Hat Shop for rent at the Four Comers. Her enthusiasm en­gulfed her brother, sons, two sisters (who share her love for bonnets} and her husband, well­known Bill McGoey 1 district circulation man age r of the Times Union. It carried her

into the office of Mrs. Meskill, head of the Women1sProgram of theN. Y. S. Department of Com­merce for guidance and advice and on to New York City, where she plunged into the intricacies of the wholesale world. • • a most luxurious and satisfying ex­'perience.

Anne 1sgay and vivid person­ality, developed through years in personnel ~ork and salesman­ship, is a natural for this type

(Continued on Page 4)

TYPEWRITER and ADDING

MACHINE REPAIRS see or call &d~eiuu ESSO SERVICE CENTER

Delaware

FOWLERS LIQUOR STORE SEE ERNIE, GEORGE OR .HARRY for better

spirits

Parking right in front of store. HE 9·2613

THE SPOTLIGHT Ma<ch I, 1962- PAGE 3

ANNE'S & •

406 Kenwood Avenue (Next to Grand Union-Empire Supermarket at 4 Corners) es Featuring Complete Millinery by .•.

Mr. John, Jr. Amy's Dana Jill~

- PRICE RANGE -$1.95 to $25.00

COSTUME JEWELRY • GLOVES POCKETBOOKS • HOSIERY

Anne R. McGoey, Proprietress- Open daily 10 to 5:30- Wed. & Fri. 10 to 9

FREE DOOR PRIZES TO LUCKY CUSTOMERS DURING OUR OPENING WEEKEND!

This special event for homes has been planned to bring you re­markable savings on custom re• upholstery. Outstanding quality fabrics regularly priced from $8 to $14 per yard. Latest colors and textures to give your furni­ture that luxurious custom look!

1 CHAIR Complete

$69.95 • We strip furniture to bare frames

(Reg. Value to $125.00)

1 SOFA Complete

$136.90 (Reg. Value to $225.00)

• Re·glue and secure all loose joints • Re•tle all base springs • Replace all cushion springs where needed • Replace podding • Carefully tailor and put on new fabric • All workmanship guaranteed 5 years

SPECIAL SHOP AT HOME SERVICE

If you can't come in to make your selection, our decorator salesmen wi II cheerfully show you these luxury fabrics at home -JUST PHONE HE 6-8568.

central avenue,

albany, n. y.

phone HE 6-8568

Open Thurs. till 9:00P.M.

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Modern Living Means Comfort & Convenience

EXPERT REMODELING • Kitchens

• Bathrooms • Additions

Let

• Dormers • Game Rooms

• Porches

EXPANCO I INC. Complete Home Remodeling

ASSOCIATED WITH F. F. CRANNELL LUMBER CO.

Show You A Quick and Economical Way to Modern Living CALL AR 3-0708

See Him at the

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100% Financing Liberal Terms

No Down Payment

THE SPOTLIGHT

ANNE MCGOEY (Cont;nued)

of business. She makes friends easily and as a member of the DelmarProgressClub 1 the Aux­iliary of the American Legion, St. Thomas Church and Little League Circle,. has a host of friends and potential customers already.

The opening of Anne 1s Hat Box and Accessories on March 1st will unveil all that has been accomplished in the past five weeks. Hats by such famOus designers as John, Jr. ( 111 never dreamed he would sell to a be­ginner like me - but he was charming."). Amy •• and Dana as well as gloves, bags, jewelry, and stockings all of the quality Anne feels we suburbanite gals need and want.

Our very best wishes to this dream come true. Anne M::­Goey and her Hat Box!

Cookie Sale Starts Saturday Beginning on Saturday,

March 3, and continuing rmtil March 17 the Annual Girl Scout Cookie Sale will be held in the Tri-Village area. M:rs. Charles Hall and Mrs. Theo­dore Were are in charge of this annual fund raising project,

This year part of the money raised will be used to provide equipment and transportation for 38 senior scouts to attend the 1962 Rormdup in Vermont. As in other years, the funds will go to develop and maintain campsites.

THE SPOTLIGHT Is published every Thursday 'by Spot­[ ight, Inc., 154 Del aware Avenue, Delmar, N.Y., Robert G. King, pub­[Is her. Deadline for news is Thurs­day aftemoon, one week preceding publication; deadline for display ad. verti sements is Friday aftemoon.

H, Y .S. OHiclal Inspection Center

L & H Brake & Front End Service 100 .Yoms Street, Oelmar

HE 9-3083 1tE 9-3083 Complete Broke & Front End

Service for Trucks - Cars

Power Brakes Hydroul ic Brakes Vacuum Brakes

BRAKE ORUM TURNING Wheel Alignment Wheel Balancing

Guaranteed Work - Reasonable Rates Emergency Service Leonard Price Prop.

THE SPOTLIGHT

Luncheon Set for March 6 Mrs. William J. Comstock,

Jr., President of the Women1s Republican Club, Town ofBeth ... lehem announces the Reception Committee far their annual Legislative Luncheon at the

D e 1m a r Methodist Church on March 6 at 12:30 p.m. Mes­dames Thomas Holmes, Doug­las Rider, Donald Gallagher, David Mead, Otto de Heus, Bertram Kohinke, Frank Patter­son, Edward Talmadge.

Robert Mac Crate, Council toGovernorRockefellow will be guest speaker. Mrs. Raymond LeFever, Third Judicial District Director will present Greetings. Miss Ruth Miner will speak on the Club1s History ccmmem-

March 1, 1962- PAGE 5

orating the 36th Anniversary of the Club.

Spotlight Classified• will do Practically Anythlngl

HE 9-4949

Perfect weather for shopping. You can shop by telephone in any kind of weather. The Yellow Pages of your telephone directory will tell you where to buy anything you need, and your phone will bring the store right to you. Telephone shopping saves you so much time-for your housework and your family. Try it today!

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ONLY SAVINGS BANK IN THE TRI-VILLAGE AREA

It's EASIER To Save at Your NEAREST Savings Bank

NEW BETHLEHEM OFFICE ettu ~ eottJtfU SaviHps /6aJtk

163 Delaware Ave. Opposite Delaware Plaza, Elsmere

Anticipated Dividend for the first quarter of 1962 with a continuance of satisfactory earnings. Rate includes 3%% a year regular plus lj4 °/0 a year special dividend on savings on deposit since January 16, 1961.

Dividends from Date of Deposit

Compounded and Credited Quarterly

ASSETS OVER $100 MILLION

DOWNTOWN OFFICE 100 State St. ALBANY 1, N.Y. UPTOWN

301 New Scotland Ave. Corner Ontario Street

ALBANY 8, N.Y.

BETHLEHEM 163 Delaware Ave.

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THE SPOTLIGHT

do you

know that Albany

Public Markets

carry

more than

28 different

kinds of

canned peas?

ALBANY WESTGATE SHOPPING

IMAGINE! 28 different kinds of peas! Where else, but at your friendly Albany Public Markets, can you choose from such a tremendous variety of nationally advertised brands. There is a brand to suit every taste and every pocketbook!

THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS

DELMAR RENSSELAER

This was Sally the day her mother tried that tricky new

notion in bread. "Where's the taste?" she said. "Look

how it tears." (That's because they use the short-cut

method. Batter, instead of real dough.) So Sally's mother

is back to Bond. Bond is made the natural way. Bond is

real bread, with real bread flavor. And Bond gives you a

Powerhouse of Energy.

THE SPOTLIGHT

Arthur Ahr To Speak Arthur Ahr, Jr., noted ar­

tist, will be the principal speak­er Tuesday, March 6 at 8 p. m, for the Helderberg Art League at the New Scotland Presby-terian Church,

Ahr, a resident of Rensse­laerville, will lecture on one of his favorite subjects, "Fur-­niture Designing in Use of Wood."

Garden Group To Meet Monday On Monday, March 5, The

Garden Group of the Delmar Progress Club will meet at the Delmar Library at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Reuben Warrell, chair­man of the group announces that Mrs. Theodore Czaban will speak on 11 Planning and Judging a Flower Show. "

Be Your Own Boss!

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March I, 1962 - PAGE 7

DOUBLE STAMPS WEDNESDAY!

-PLUS A BONUS OF 250EXTRA PLAID STA,MPS!

WHEN YOU BUY THESE SPECIAL EXTRA PLAID STAMP ITEMS

50 Extra Plaid Stamps

WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE OF A PKG ·OF MORRISON & SCHIFF

Midget Bologna Coupon void after Saturday, March J, 1962

25 Extra ,'PCaid Stamps

WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE OF A 5-LB. BAG OF

Florida Oranges Coupon void after Saturday, Mlirch 3, 1962

miftj . -. -. -. -"11!1 ;• 50 Extra 15 Plaid Stamps , ?f WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE ~II< OF A SUPER-RIGHT ~ Ill ~~?.~~~.!~.~·~~:;,

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WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE Of A 1 PT 10 OZ CAN OF

A-Penn Clear Coupon void after Saturday, March 3, 1962

m~m 25 Extra

Plaid Stamps WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE

OF A PKG OF SUPER-RIGHT

Skinless Sausage Coupon void after Saturday, March 3,

SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, HEAVY STEER BEEF (BONELESS CHUCK lb 69c)

Chuck Roast~::,:LB 43' SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, HEAVY STEER BEEF (SIRLOIN TIP First 2 Ribs lb 83c)

SllillT CUI' LB 6 3 C 3td to 6th Rib Rib Roast

BONELESS BOSTON POT ROAST

SHOULDER ROAST '" 79c GROUND BEEF 2 LBS 99c

VINE-RIPENED

TOMATOES

FRESH BRISKET (STRAIGHT CUT lb 79c)

POT ROAST FRONT sse CUT LB

FRESH HADDOCK FILLETS " 53c

~Ui\~MERJIME

FLAVOR LB 25C

PAGE 8 - Ma.ch 1, 1962

COMPARE ••• crnd see the diPferem:e!

SUNB.EAM BREAD Batter Whipped! No Holesl No Streaks!

DAILY HOME DELIVERY

Phone HO 3·2221

FEATURE OF THE WEEK

HOT CROSS BUNS ...... . .33c ASH WEDNESDAY MARC;H 7

Again it is time to enjoy these ever popular FRHHOFEFt · f;tvorites, .available all through L£ftt-Order ycun today for Ash WG\:lnesday, or, better still, give your Routeman- a standing orcter for each Wedne-s­day and Friday through the Lenten Season.

OFRUIT CLUSTERS (New I . 49c OPecon Fruit ·cookies ... 49c OBiueberry Muffins ...... 39c: QJelly- Donuts ... 39c Oe Ute Diet Bread ... 30c

OCINNAMON CRUNCH BUNS ... 39c

QGold Creme Cup Cakes 32c QPineopple Bran Muffins ..... 39c QGia:z:ed Donuts ...... 39c De King Size Bread . 29c

ODlXIE PRIDE ..................... 79c OPecon Coffee Ring OCorn T<;:~asties

ODunketts 0 • Sandwich Bread

OLEMON BUNS

.... 49c: ..... 29c

.. 32c ..... 36c

.......... 39c OChocOiote Coverette Cup

Cokes ..... 36c 0 e English Muffins ...... 25'c OCinnomon ·Donuts .............. 25c 0 • Pone Ito lion Bread .......... 25c:

OJELLY STREUSSEL BUNS ... 39c OBiack Eyed Susan ............ 49c OCorn Sticks .......... 25c 0 • Dozen Donuts ....... 49c D• Old fashioned Bread ...... 27c

OHOT CROSS BUNS ........... 33c OChocolate Chips . . ..... S9c: QCherry Cheese Coke .69c oe Cloverleaf Rolls .... 33c O• Family Sandwich ........ 24c

Olemon Meringue Pie OBrown & Servee Rolls . OMople Pecan Sheet. Cake OJelly Roll OWhite Sour Rye Bread

OBiueberr Pyie . . .... 69c 0 • Hard Seed Rolls ..... 29c

OChocolote Loyer . . ........ 59c: OChocolate Layer . . ...... 59c OParty Cups I 16) .............. S9c OBranx Rye Bread ............... 27c

OCHOCOLATE CREAM PIE .. 79c OButter Rdlls OChocolote Eclairs . . ........... 59c o:JChocolote Iced Angel Food OSiiced Pumpernickle

OPEANUT BUTTER COOKIES (New) ............. 39c

OPeoch Pie OChocolote Sheet Coke o• Pan Rolls . 0 e Crocked Wheat Bread

DApple Pie o• Homburg Rolls ( 12) D• Hot Dog Ralls I IOl QSpice Sheet Coke OMonk's Whole Wheat ....

OLOUISIANA RING OButterfly Creme Coke OCrerne Puffs ..... OBaked Beans [j e Buffet· .Rye .

o INDICATES ITEMS AVAILABLE EVERY DAY. TrlE ADOVE IS NOT A COtMtETE LIST OF AVAIL· ABLE ITEMS. fil~ FURTHER INfGRMATION ASK YOUR ROUTEMAN OR CALL THE BAKERY.

WATCH "FREDDIE FREIHOFER" WRGB WEEKDAYS 5 :"15-5 :30

THE SPOTLIGHT

Lutheran Lenten Services Bethlehem Lutheran Church

will hold midweek Wednesday evening services beginning on M-uch 7 at eight o•clock.

These services will continue throughout the six weeks of Lent, concluding with Maundy Thursday and Good Friday ser­vices on April 19 and 20.

Pastor Harold W. Scheibert will preach a series of sermons on the Seven Last Words of the Cross.

Sa I vati on Army Fund Drive On The Annual Fund Drive for

the Salvation Army is now being carried on in the Tri­Village Area. About- 100 wo­men are conducting a house to house canvass.

This money will be used for League of M-ercy work in the hospitals and homes, children1s and adult activities at the Clinton Square Youth Center, The Fresh Air Free Camp at Saddle Lake and for other Com­munity projects,

Nile Daughters Set Meetings

Tri-Village members of Daughters of the Nile will meet in Delmar Library first Tuesday of every month at 10 A.M. to sew for Springfield Shriners hospital for Crippled children, Pr. Vivian Bennett to act as chairman, Adeline Gall, co­chairman; Teddy Waterbuty 1

treasurer, and Haze 1 Dodge, publicity. The first meeting was held in the home of Her Majesty, Queen Mary Deitz who, with Pr. Vivian Bennett organized the group.

'62 FORDS- FALCONS

T -BIROS

Buy LOW At

. THE SPOTLIGHT March 1, 1962- PAGE 9

UP TO A MINIMUM OF

On Systematic Savings I On All Savings!

AMPLE FREE

PARKING •••

Free Parking in Rear of Bank

• NIGHT BANKING

HOURS, •.

Bank Open Every

Friday Night, 5 P. M.-8 P.M.

IS THE DIVIDEND DECLARED For The Period Beginning

JANUARY 1. 1962

Esbbli1hed in 1889

and LOAN ASSOCIATION

854 MADISON AVE. (Near Ontario Street) ALBANY, N.Y.

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TURNPIKE LANES, Inc. OPEN BOWLING

CHOICE LEAGUE RESERVATIONS

FOR 1962- 1963 SEASON

Open all day Saturday and Sunday. -Instructions available afternoons­Restaurant - Bar - Air Conditioned

TURNPIKE LANES, Inc. Western Avenue IV 2-9837 - IV 2-8942

MARCH IS

IK)UE /UPfKJWI/811

Want to modernize your home

.•. add o room ... make

needed repairs? See us for low

cost financing . . see how

easy it is to live better!

Let's get together soon on your plans for home improve­

ment. You can count on us to recommend the financing

method that's most advantageous for you. A low cost loan

may be just what you need ... or, refinancing your present

home loon may be the answer. Either way, repayment is

easy, in_ monthly installments sized to fit your income. Insured safety lor your •avings.

THE SPOTLIGHT.

UNIQUE BODY SHOP 242 DELAWARE AVE., DELMAR

GENERAL AUTO REPAIR NYS Inspection Station HE 9-9923

FOREIGN LANGUAGES LEARN ANY LANGUAGE FROM LP RECORDS

$2.79 each Choice of 15 Languages

LAFAYETTE RADIO 335 Central Avenue, AI bony HO 2-4248

Open Mondays and Thursdays till 9 P.M.

Thurs., Fri. & Sat. ONLY ALL 98C TOYS 77C ALL $1.98 TOYS $1.47 SPECIAL GROUPS AT 112 off

MANY ITEMS REDUCED FOR THIS SALE ONLY

~ -1···~ ~ ::E·~::.:

DELAWARE PLAZA

We 'II make your

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mission Service

Modern Equipment Skilled Mechanics

THE SPOTLIGHT

St. Thomas' Church News Skiers of St. Thomas' parish,

Delmar will head for Mt, Snow on March 3. Mrs. Edgar Schick, chairman of supervision on the parish CYC, will arrange for chaperons, Susan Reulbach heads the youth committee.

Linda Spooner will preside at the monthly meeting of the Catholic Youth Council of St. Thomas' Delmar on M3.rch 5 in the school library.

Murn to Receive Air Award Mr. Charles .M.urn, Executive

Director of Radio Station WOKO, will receive a United States Air Force award on March 6, in recognition of the Station's 110utstanding record in promot­ing public interest programs which further the Recruiting ob­jectives of the Air Force." Presenting the award will be Colonel Jack Buckley, Com­m and e r of USAF Recruiting Activities, Northeast Region (six New England States and New York}.

Col. Buckley, whose Head­quarters is at Stewart AFB, New­burgh, N.Y., will also host a luncheon on March 6 at Keeler's in Albany. Mr. Murn, together with other radio, television and newspaper people from the tri­city area will attend.

REOPEN MARCH

6th DOT'S

EXCHANGE BABY

FURNITURE and SPRING CLOTHING ACCEPTED

10 AM-4 PM OPEN DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY

10 A.M.- 5,30 P.M. Wed. & Fri. Evenings 7-9

Have MONEY any time you need it

Use Commercial Bank

Ma•ch 1, 1962- PAGE 11

CHECK-CREDIT and just write a check

It's that simple! Once you've established your continuous credit you'll always have money in the bank. You don't pay a cent when you don't write checks. As you repay what you have borrowed (in monthly install­ments of one-twelfth of your total credit) your credit bui!do up again. You ma:v use and re-use your credit over and over again ... and the cost is only 1% per month on the amount of credit you are using. Life insur­ance protection is included at no extra cost to you.

National Commercial Bank and Trust Company CHECK-CREDIT DEPARTMENT P. 0. Box 30, Albany 1, New York

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World Day of Prayer March 9 The Tri-Village Church Wo­

men, under the leadership of Mi."S. Henry McMillen, are plan­ning for a World Day of Prayer which is to be held on March

at the Slingerlands Methodist

Church. All of the churches

of the Tri-Villages will be par­ticipating in this service which begins at 2 p.m. for an adult service and at 3:45 p.m. for a children 1s service.

R. K. WHITBECK CUSTOM KITCHENS

ANNOUNCES

OUR ALL NEW

Displays are NOW Available to be seen at

154 DELAWARE AVE. ELSMERE N.Y. Phone HE 9·4771

Come to our

c-----OPEN HOUSE--___, Saturday: 10 to 9 Sunday: 2 to 5

Patent is no longer synonomous with black - this spring it's blooming in bright, exciting colors - and in many new-for• patent shape~. See them now!

MA~I:t ~-00 ,.,.

222 WASHINGTON AVE. Phone HO 2-1371

Registrations Still Open

Mr. John J. Falvey, director of Adult Education, reports that due to the amount of sicknes~ and poor weather, registrations for some adult education courses were below the mi.nimum re­quirements. We wish to give the people a second opportunity to avail themselves of these courses.

MONDAYS- Advanced French, Creative Think­ing, Beginning Dressmak­ing, Interior Decorating, and Shorthand.

TUESDAYS - Italian, ABC Stenoscript, Advanced Dressmaking, and Opera.

THURSDAYS- Effective Speaking.

Registration for the above courses will be held on Mon­day and Tuesday, March 5 and 6 from 7:30 .. 9:00 p.m. in the lobby of the Bethlehem Junior School.

THE SPOTLIGHT

Bazaar Luncheon Today

Mrs. Pasquale A. Pugliese and Mrs. Thurlow W. McWhin­nie, Co-Chairmen of the Fall Bazaar of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Delmar, announce that there will be a luncheon and meeting for Committee Mem­bers of the Bazaar today (March 1) at 11:30 a.m.

Lieut. Stevens to Address Club

Second Lieutenant Roy W. Stevens of 21 Dresden Court, Albany 1 Medical Administrative Officer at the 109th USAF Dis­pensary, Schenectady, will ad­dress the New Scotland Kiwanis Club tonight (March 1) at 7 p.m. at the New Scotland Presbyterian Church on New Scot 1 and Road, it was an­nounced by Robert Farrell, Ki­wanis Club chairm3Jl.

Lieutenant Stevens, who is a native of Troy and was a bacteriologist for the New York State Department of Health be­fore his recall to active duty

WATCH CLOCK and JEWELRY

@'~REPAIRING HARRY L. BROWN

275 Delaware Ave., Delmar HE ~4S78

1823 Weatem Ave, Weatmere HE 11-8094

THE SPOTLIGHT

Hat Show and Card Party Set

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Sel­kirk Fire Co. #2 will sponsor a Hat Show and Card Party on Friday, M:uch 9, at 8:00 p.m. in the Fireball on Route 32 in Glenmont. This event is open to the public, and donations are $1.00, There will be prizes and refreshments, and Hats, Pocketbooks and Jewelry will be available for immediate sale. The committees for this event are as follows:

Fashions: Mrs. Robert], Wig­gaud, Chairman, assisted by Dorothy Woehrmann, and Miss Dianne Woehrmann; Refresh­ments: Mrs. Stanley Tougher, Chairman, assisted by the M·~s­dames Early Bowman, Edward Frank, James Hahn, A. Robert Bums, George F abe and James Hall; Card Party: Mrs. William M110ney, Chairman, assisted by Mrs. Fred Milham, and Mrs. Austin Roberts; Games: Mrs. Charles Fritts, Chairman, assis­ted by Mrs. Donald Wiggand, Mrs. Fred Hammond, and Mrs. Charles Vagele; Hat Booth; Mrs. John Schoenbeck, Chair­man, assisted by Mrs. Herbert Pelton,. and Mrs. Dorothy Wol'!h rm ann; Tickets: Mrs. Charles Fritts, Chairman, as­sisted by Miss Joan Van Aple­doorn, and Miss Carole Vage le; Music: Mrs. George F abe; Com­m•:!ntary: Mrs. Charles Fritts.

Dedicated to the

perfectioll

of et•ery detail Today. as from the very beginning, we devott.• ourselves to maintain­ing the highe~St stan­dards in every funeral whi<'h we conclucl.

APPLEBEE FUNERAL HOME, INC.

403 Kenwood Avenue DELMAR, NEW YORK

HE 9·2715.

Ma.ch 1, 1962- PAGE 13

CAT HAVEN FOR CATS ONLY

Individual Core in Private Home

Ethel Fay ROckwell 5-2715

New High Dividend from National Savings

A YEAR COMBINED RATE

MAN

Anticipated for the Quarterly Period beginning January 1, 1962, provided satisfactory earnings continue.

Regular 3%% PLUS ~% Extra for money remaining on deposit for one year prior to beginning of current quarterly period.

DIVIDENDS PAID FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT and compounded and credited 4 times a year: March 31, June 30, September 30 and December 31.

GRACE DAYS: Deposits made during the first ten business days of January, April, July and October earn dividends from the first day of the month.

START EARNING THIS NEW DIVIDEND- DEPOSIT BY MAIL

The NATIONAl SAVINGS BANK 90 STATE ST., AlBANY. N.Y. D Open account as indicated

D Add to account No ....

Amount of deposit $ ...

A GOOD 8A.NK TO START WITH

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0 Individual Account 0 In Trust For.

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Send check or money order. Cosh should be sent by

Registered Moil only.

A GOOD BANK TO GROW WITH

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS ALBANY, NEW YORK TWO CONVENIENTLY LOCATED OFFICES

DOWNTOWN: AT THE CORNER OF STATE AND PEARL STREETS - OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 8 P.M. UPTOWN: AT WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER, CENTRAL OPPOSITE COLVIN- OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 8 P.M.

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Classified Advertising RATES

lOt! per word for each insertion; $1 minimum.

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

convenient office: 154 Delaware Avenue

Alterations & Sewing

SEWING and alterations. J. Clark. HE 9-4138. tf

ALTERATIONS and sewing. M. Buess. HE 9-1270 tf

Ash & Trash Removal

ASH & TRASH weekly pickup. Monthly rates. HE 9-1287. Charles DeGrush, tf

Building & Contracting

A SPECIAliST in small jobs, windows, floors, walls, ceil­ings, doors, and cabinets. free estimates. HO 3-6479. tf

Carpentry REMODELING - All types of

carpenter work. H. A. Ertel, HE 9~1048. Ed. Hehre, HE 9-1198 tf

REPAIRING, remodeling, new house building. Ettimates given. William Van Woert, UN 1-8091. tf

CARPENTRY, masonry·.repairs. No small job refused. Es­timates. Gosse. HE 6-1202.

4t38 CARPENTRY, repairs, bird

houses and feeders on order. HE 9-2001. 4t38

SPOTLIGHT CLASSifiEDS HE 9-4949

WRIGHT BROS. SNOW

PLOWING 15 Yrs. Dependable Service

NOW! 2 Plows for faster Delmar·EI smere area

Service BHI: HE 9-2238 CHff: HE 9-9701

Doll Repairing DOLLS repaired, restrung. Reina

Deitz, 13 Ten Broeck St., Al­bany. HE 6-1690 tf

Electrical Work

ALL TYPES electrical work. Call HE 9-4381 tf

Fe nci·ng LOCUST fence post, any size,

any amount. Phone UN 1-2561 after 5 P.m. 3t38

Fireplace Wood

FIREPLACE wood, seasoned. Cut any length desired. UN 1-8042. tf

FIREWOOD, also kindling. HE 9-2072. tf

Foreign Car Service

R-K FOREIGN car service. Complete foreign car repairs. Distributor of Castrol oils who 1 e sa 1 e - retail. 505 Washington Ave., Albany. HO 3-6900.

Freeze Lockers

BETHlEHEM co-operative freeze lockers. 6 months $9.00. Call HEmlock 9-3037 to ap­ply. tf

Fu nera I Directors

M. W. TEBBUTT'S SONS Albany DELMAR Nassau

420 Ken wood Ave. HE 9-2212

Serving All Faiths For Over 100 Years

Fu rn itu re Refinishing

FURNITURE repamng, refinish­ing, re-upholstering, French. HE 4-0633 tf

Spotlight Classilieds will do Practically Anything!

Fu rn itu re Upholstery

DROZDOL Upholstering Service. Experts in home fur-niture upholstering. 16 Judson Street, HO 5-6795. 4t38

Instructions CLASSIQUE DANCING SCHOOL

154A Delaware Avenue

CHILDREN AND ADULTS PRIVATE OR GROUPS

All Types of Dancing and Body Conditioning

HE 9-3331 B. Follett

Lawn Mowers SHARPENED and repaired. Pick­

up and delivery. Saws repaired. See our 1962 line of reel and rotary mowers. Trades accepted. Time payments. WACKSMAN, 426 Third St., Albany. HO 5-2756. Open evenings. tf

Lots Cleared TREES and brush taken down.

Lots cleared. For information and prices call HE 9-1096.

4t38

Massage MASSAGE - steam corrective

exercises, spinal alignment. Home calls. Portable equip­ment. HO 2-9168. 3t38

Painting & Paperhanging ALL types decorating, painting,

floors, ceilings, paper-hanging. HE 9-1436. Goeldner Contract­ing tf

INTERIOR and exterior painting Ahto carpentry work. Frank Sal· isbury. Days - HE 9-552? Nights - HE 9-1355 tf

FREE estimates - interior, ex­terior painting, paperhanging. Insured. Don Vogel. HE 4-83 70

tf

Pipe Thawing SEPTIC tank pipe, plastic water

1 in e. PO 8-2698. 4t38

Radio & TV Repairs

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work guaranteed. Pickup and delivery. HE 9-1694. tf

Roofing ROOFING - chimneys - gut­

ters - fireplaces, cleaned, repaired. Metal work. Jen­sen, HO 3-1604. tf

ROOFING & SHEET METAL WORK -

Slate repair, gutters, metal eave seal, Free estimates. Chas. R.Joyce,Jr. HE 9-4065

Rubber Stamp,s

RUBBER STAMPS, personal and business. Call Bob Laraway, HE 9-2739. 2t3!

Saw Filing SAW FILING, shears, tin snips

sharpened, circle knives. See Fixer, MountainviewlAv­enue, off New Scotland. IV 9-1979. tf

Scissors Sharpened

SIX pairs for $2. Grass shears, knives. Call for and deliver. HE~363. tf

Septic Tank Service

NORMANSKILL Septic Tank Cleaners. We install dry wells, septic tanks, drain fields. HE ~8M tf

Snow Plowing SNOW PLOWING. Arrange now

for contract or individual snowfall. Donald Terhnne, HE 9-2184. tf

SNOW plowill6 by contract or by each individual Snow-fall, PRICE-GREENLEAF Inc. HE 9-9212. tf

SNOWPLOW!NG Service. Call j. P. Jonas, HE 4-1798 or HE 9-4632. tf

MARY OLCOTT Appointments being token for

FEBRUARY 18, 19, 20th For the very best in Children's Portraits

154A Delaware Ave., Delmar

THE SPOTLIGHT

Trucking D. L. MOVERS • we give

Plaid Stamps with all jobs, s m a 11 or large. Furniture and a p p 1 ian c e specialists. Dick Leonardo. HE 9-5210.

tf LONG FOR LONG DISTANCE.

Local and long distance moving. Agents for Atlas Van Lines. Free estimates. D. E-. LONG & SONS. HO 3-6626.

tf

Westinghouse Service

SPECIALIZING WESTINGHOUSE SERVICE

Woshers, dryers, ranges, refrig­erators, dishwashers. Free es­

timates - Low Rates AREA APPLIANCE SERVICE Hanzlik HE 9-2953 Any.time

Vacuum Cleaner Service

ALL MAKES vacuums cleaned, repaired, motors rebuilt. Parts. HE 9·1210 tf

AUTHORIZED Hoover de a 1 e r, sa.~les and service. All makes. Free pickup. Best vacuum service, 483 Washington Avenue, Albany. HE 6-4147.

tf

Watch · Repairing EXPERT repa1rmg on all type

watches, clocks. Reason­able prices. D. LeWanda Jew e 1 e r s, Delaware Plaza Shopping Ctr. HE 9-9665".

tf

Merchandise For Sale

EASTMAN cheese, sold at Charles Sanders, New Scot­land Road and Kenwood Av­enue, Slingerlands. tf

BABIES' and children's por­traits. Your home, Appoint­ment, George Martin, HE 9-5485. tf

HAMBURGER, toasted roll, Bermuda onion, 30¢. Charles Sanders Restaurant, Slinger­lands. tf

1961 21 1 CABIN cruiser, sleeps three, has stove, sink, vinyl deck covering. Volvo 85 hp. motor. Very economical. Cost $4400 new. Will sacri-

fi c e. HO 3-7033 evenings only. 3t38

KNAPP shoes, Call Peny for home or business fitting. HE 9-1221. 5t322

FREE DECORATOR SERVICE­wide choice of beautiful up­holstery drapery and slip­cover fabrics - wallpaper .. carpeting etc. Jeri Somers, Toll Gate Antiques and In­teriors. HE 9-5514. 2t31

KELVINATOR electric ranges, terms, etc, thru March from $188. Kissel's Appliance, 1990 N. Scotland Rd., Slingerlands. HE 9-2115. tf

HAMBURG - that has a good steak taste - 79¢ lb. also, hamburg especially priced for parties or freezer orders of 20 lbs. or over. GUT­MAN1S, 11The Old Fashioned Meat Market, 11 Elsmere, HE 9-2250.

BANANAS with that natura 1 ripened flavor 10¢ lb. Crisp, crunchy Macintosh apples 4 lbs, 39¢. Indian River grape­fruit, white or pink, seed­less, juicy and heavy meated 10 for 79¢. Tri-Vi 11 age Fruit Market, Elsmere. HE 9-2408.

ANTIQUES at the sign of the Coffee Mill, 67 Adams Place, Delmar. HE 9-1021.

5t329 1/2 PRICE, blond coffee tables,

portable o i 1 stove, dishes. IV 9-7833.

KEL VINATOR automatic wash­ers from $188. Kissel's Ap­pliance, 1990 N. Scotland Road, Slingerlands. HE 9-2115. tf

ANTIQUE Coffee Table 28" x 49 11 , Pair Victorian Side Chairs, R~cord Cabinent, Kitchen Three Shelf Table, Also miscellaneous items. HE 9·1021.

LADIES' Red Cross Volunteer regulation uniform and hat. HE 9-4049.

TWO snow tires 8:20x15, Fire­stone. Town & Country, white walls, tubeless. HE 9-4795.

KELVINATOR refrigerators from $188. Kissel's Appliance, 1990 N. Scotland Road 1 Slingerlands. HE 9-2115. tf

ENCYCLOPEDIA- Books of Knowledge, 63 editions. Reasonable. HE 9-1512.

Automotive For Sale

1960 CHEVROLET Imp a 1 a 4 door hard top, blue & white, power-pack, V8 turbo-glide, power steering. Excellent condition, HE 9-4693.

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Wanted To Buy

ANTIQUES WANTED: furniture, glassware, old jewelry, old coins, guns, tools, etc. HO 5-6610.

Rea I Estate For Rent

MODERN apartment $70. Four rooms, heated, bath, Near South Bethlehem HE 9-4098 or PO 8-2019. tf

$75- GLENMONT; 3 rooms, unusually pleasant, tile bath, heated, appliances, garage. HE 9-3702.

DELMAR, 4 Plymouth Ave., 3-room apartment, heated, electric, hot water. HE 9-1292.

Rea I Estate For Sale

WELLINGTON ROAD

A home value you must see in a most desirable neighborhood .•• three bedrooms, one half bath, fireplace, study, garage, $23,500. with immediate possession.

1PICOTTE REAL TV REAL TORS

HE 9-3466

Spotlight Classifieds will do Practically Anything!

Ma•ch I, 1962- PAGE 15

REAL ESTATE • Con sui tant

• Appraiser • Negotiator

SAM KATZ P. 0. BOX 1634 ALBANY

RO 5-2183

Help Wanted MRS, HOUSEWIFE: if you have

spare time, if you need extra m·Jney you can eam right in your own neighborhood­A VON cosmetics h o 1 d s the answer, For appointment, call Miss Williams, ST 5-9857.

Situations Wanted

BABY sitting. Adult. Phone HE 9-1996.

NEAT woman wants day clean­ing work Monday, Serve dinner parties. HE 4-1001.

PART-TIME office cleaning,. Mornings only. HO 5-6152.

3t38 EXPERIENCED typist de sires

home work. Pickup and de­liver, HE 9-3389. 2t31

Business Opportunity

JOIN the MOBIL team, When a good Service Sta· tlon location is available BE READY. File an appli· cation NOW. Call Earl Chamberlain at HE 4 .. 2111,

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BUSINESS AS USUAL COMPLETE SELECTION OF BUILDING MATERIALS.

HARDWARE ~~

~. "" LUMBER

Please be patient a while longer for us to complete our remodeling

F.F. CRANNELL Lumber Co. 278 Delaware Ave. HE 9-9927

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FINAL CLEARANCE ODDS & ENDS SALE DELAWARE PLAZA, DELMAR STORE ONLY

SALE STARTS 4 P.M. FRIDAY In preparation for this big money saving sale our Delaware Plaza store will be closed on Friday until 4 P.M. The store will be open Friday 4 P.M. to 9 P.M. and on Saturday 10 A.M. to 5:30P.M .

. . . AND MORE

MEN'S FURNISHINGS MEN'S SUITS $3250 NECKTIES reg. 1.50 $.75

reg. 65.00 NECKTIES 1.25 reg. 2.50

MEN'S SPOR~eg.~5~~ TS 17'50 SPORT SHIRTS (long sleeve> 2.00 reg. 4.00

POLO SHIRTS (long sleeve> 2.47 reg. 4.95

MEN'S ZIP COATS 3250 BELTS reg. 2.50 1.25 reg. 65.00

MEN'S TOPCOATS 2750 BOYS' DEPARTMENT reg. 55.00

SPORT SHIRTS (long sleeve> 1.49 reg. 2. 98

MEN'S OUTERWEAR 19197 POLO SHIRTS (long sleeve> 1.49 reg. 2.98

reg. 39.95 OUTERWEAR reg. 19.95 9.97 MEN'S SLACKS 797 SWEATERS reg. 8.95 4.47

reg. 15.95 SWEATERS reg. 10.95 5.47 ALL SALES FINAL • NO ARGES • NO LAY-A-WAYS • NO EXCHANGES

NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS • NO DELIVERIES • NO ALTERATIONS

BACK BY POPULAR DEMANDI AT

~: DELABAR DE~~~RE -THE CHAPERONES!

-Jimmy Cosgrave - Bonnie Dol on -·Wed. thru ·Sundays . Also the DELA TRIOI featuring Ann Collins

Playing Your Favorites ot the Piono Monday & Tuesday Nights

TWIST CONTEST every Monday Night-Stop in- Join the Fun TOMMY HAKIM -.Your Genial Host

Call Us for Sm.all Partjes. Reasonable..RaJ.es. Hi 6-8118

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