"~potllgll~ VOL. IV, NO. 30

JULY 2, 1959

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SPOTLIGHT

SPORT

SPIEL At the conclusion of the first

week of play in the Bethlehem Babe Ruth League the standings

'were: Team Won Delmar Pharmacy 2 Handy Dandy 1 Ve~ 1 Franchini 0 Redmond and Bramley 0

Some new stars were begin­ning to shine for '59: BILL HUNTER, Delmar Pharmacy, had 14 strike outs against the Vets; at the same thrle garnering him­self for hitsfor four times at bat, including the only home rnn of the week.

DICKFAlRBANKS of the Vets had 9 strike outs against Red­mond and Bramley; he got him­se1f two hits in a S-2 win.

DAVE ESMOND, Redmond and Bramley, had 3 hits, including

·-'a double. On July 4, Bethlehem Babe

Ruth League All-Star~ will tl'avel ;o Schenectady to play a simi­.ar Electric City team.

In the Tri-Village Little League, the standings looked like .:his in the Majors:

National League Team Main Brothers Mullen Murray- Simon Blenwell

Won 9 5 4 3

American League

Lost 2 6 6 6

Team Won Lost Crannell 10 1 Carroll 6 4 Stadler 5 6 Tougher 1 10

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the League will hold a drawing for a portable TV on July 18. De­tails from any Auxiliary mem­ber.

Next week will see a brand new Summer Youth Canteen in· St. Thomas' School auditoriwn open to all high school students of this area. The Canteen will be held each Friday eveniUg be­ginning July 10, from 8 to 11 p.m. There will be recorded music for dancing and refresh­ments will be sold.

The Youth Committee of St. Thomas' C. Y.O., composed of high school boys and girls, has ruled that everyday summer

::O.oW!Cilllwear, such as shorts and dun­garees are out. Instead, they have recommended blouses and skirts or dresses for the girls andshirtsandslacks for the boys.

THEY'RE TRYING FOR A FOURTH consecutive Champion­ship! This is the '59 Handy Dandy Cleaners Bethlehem Babe Ruth League team: Left to right, rear row: Jim Hamlin, Mana­ger; Chris Ploetz, Jeff Hutchinson, Randy McKendry, Marty Heilman, Ron Salsbury, Coach. Middle row: James McGrath of Handy Dandy; Steve Clary, Paul Eveleth, Jim Hamlin, Jr., Rick LaRose, Sal Pipito. Front row: John Hendrick, Bob Hummel, Fred Scheultze, Roger Kibbey.

Adequate supervision for these non-sectarian Friday get-to­gethers will be provided by the Rev. William B. Fitzgerald and the men of St. Thomas' parish.

Zoning Ordinance Variance Granted to Vets Garage

David and D,onald Halsdorf, proprietors of the Vets Garage

----------------------------1 in Delmar were recently granted

11 Picnic" At Shelley Player~

The Shelley Players of New Scotland' are presenting the prize­winning comedy, "Picnic. 11

through Sunday night, July 5. It concerns a young vagabond's

trip through a small mid-western town and the effects of his ram­pant masculinity on a groUp of variously pent-up women. George Cuttingham plays the muscular tramp who charms a rapidly aging school-marm (played by Jan Rose), a local Sleeping Beauty (Bonnie Lou Ken­dall), a teenage quiz kid (Ann Williams), and a warm-hearted gossip (Sue Fishman).

The play was originally titled 11Front Porch, 11 but it takes plaCe in the yard between two back porches which have been re­created for the Shelley Players by New York designer, Bobb Nichols.

Vi II an ova Graduate

Joseph J. Krackeler, Jr. of 320 Elm Avenue, Delmar, was graduated from Villanova Uni­versity on June 1st. He re­ceived the degree of Bachelor of Chemical Engineering. While at Villanova, he was on the year­book staff, the Villanova En­gineer Magazine staff, a member of Phi Kappa Pi engineering fraternity, and was selected for Who 1s Who Among Students in American Universities and Col­leges. In September Joe will at­tend the Graduate School of Princeton University where he will study for his Master's De­gree in Chemical Engineering. He was graduated from Bethlehem Central High School, class of 1955.

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permission to convert the Del­mar Theatre at 333 Delaware Avenue into a garage. The theatre is only 398 ·feet from St. Thomas' Church and the zoning ordinance says that the minimum distance must be 500 feef. However, a letter from the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raymond F. Rooney, pastor of the Church, stated that the conversion "would not be detrimental to the Church. 11

Alfred Myron, president, and the Bethlehem Community As­sociation opposed the variance.

Medallion Booster

Big booster for the Greater Albany Chamber of Commerce Hudson-Champlain me d a 11 ion promotion isJ. W. (Dooley) Hehre who operates Dooley's Amoco station at 308 Delaware Avenue, Delmar.

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Rev~ James Neevel Is New Pastor at Clarksville Church

The ClarkSville Community Church annoWlces that Mr. James A. Neevel was ordained and in­stalled as pastor June 28, 1959.

Mr. Neevel was graduated this June for the New Brunswick Theo­logical Seminary, New Bruns­wick, New Jersey, and represents the fifth generation of his fami-

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July 2, 1959- PAGE 3

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Elections Held

At a recent banquet of the New Scotland Opportunity Club held at Center Inn, Glenmont, offi­cers for the 1959-60 year were elected as fOllows:

President - Mrs. Warren Fur­beck; Vice President - Mrs. Isa­bel Ayers; Program Chairman -Mrs. Wilmot Forward; Secretary Mrs. Elloit Rowe; and Treasurer -Mrs. Warren Jones.

Mrs. Richard Long was chair­man of the banquet.

Moving

The Jeromes St. Clair1s of Elsmere will be moving to the Spa area come fall. Right now they are enjoying a vacation down Maine-way and will be back af­ter th.tl first week of July.

T H E S P 0 T L I G H T

POTTERY EXHIBIT AT LIBRARY

Majolica is the keynote of three exhibitors in the LOunge of theDelmarPublic library. Mrs. H. Beckett Lang of Delmar, Mt$. Harold W. Manroe of Elsmere, and Mrs. Thomas F. Sandvidge of Elsmere each have contri­buted pieces of this rare glazed pottery to make 'up the exhibit for the last show of the Arts and Crafts Exhibit of this season~

The 1890's date the end of the creation of these pieces and the excitement and joy of col ... lectors rests in the fact that be~ side being rare no two pieces are alike. Each piece was made by hand and colored by hand and each varied with the individual creator.

Supposedly coming from Spain the 1600 the craft spread slowly

(Continued on Page 6)

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LETTER Dear Spotlight,

I suggest that Ruth Lunder­man attend a World Literature class at Bethlehem Central High School. I 1m sure she would find it mucli different from what she thinks. .I feel that I .am a bet­ter informed person for having taken this course.

Show Biz By Jonny Borne

To all the merchant's of this area, who support our splendid Little League, and make it pos­sible to keep hundreds of young­sters happy, I am sending this week's SPOTUGHT ORCHID. • • Throughout the country in the past three ~months, the two pic-

July 2, 1959- PAGE 7

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turesthat have been breaking all Flagstaff, Arizona, didn't bother box-fofice records are Walt Dis- to bring an' autograph book to Ed­ney's "The Shaggy Dog, 11 and ward "Kookie 11 Byrnes, when he Twentieth Century Foxes "Say was there on location, for his One For Me. 11 These financial role in 11Yellowstone Kelly." figures prove one thing, that the They simply walked up bared public wants good family enter- their forearm and asked him to tainment. So, with this proof, sign his name on their arm ••• why don't you VIP's out iri Hoi- Don't miss 11 The Nun's Story, 11

lywood start giving the .People with Audrey Hepburn, at what they want to see. The the Strand Theatre this week. • • public is getting tired of these so- Marquis and Family, the chim­called 11Problem Pictures." You panzee act which recently de­can take this type of movie, lighted the nation in an ap­and file it under the letter G pearance on the Jack Benny TV (garbage). If we get more fam- Show, may be seen in the new ily type movies, like the above movie 11 A Private Affair" •• o

mentioned, movies, will be bet- Very versatile Ray (South Pa­ter than ever ••• Teenagers in cific) Walston scenesteals again

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Shelley Players performance of "Jack an4 the Beanstalk 11 last Saturday, was wonderfully done. Later on this summet, the Shel­ley Players will do two more children's shows, 11Hansel and Gretal 11 and 11 The Elves and the Shoemaker". • .Congratulations to George, Lourinia on his pro­motion to supervisor of the Mo­h:.awk and Saratoga Drive-In Theatres. • • Best L. P.. Album of the week is on the Columbia label. It's "Blue Velvet, 11 with Tony Bennett singing twelve bal­lads in a quiet mood. • • Dear F.P. - D.W. Griffith's "The Birth of a Nation, 11 was made in 1915. Thank you, this has been the toughest question I've had in a long time. I had to look this one up. • • Write any questions you want answered to Jonny Borne, in care of the Spotlight~ Delmar, N.Y ••• Until next week, that's SHOW BIZ •• ·•

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BY THE WAY (Cont'd) PARTS & SERVICE sey's plans regarding the tour of OPEN EVENINGS Mexico as our community am-bassador are most exciting too. 8: 30 A.M. - 10 p.M. MONDAY· thru THURSDAY She flew to Mexico City from 5:00 P.M. Friday - Closed Saturdays

International Airport, New York Jarrett Motors, In·(. on July first, after arriving for

a meeting at the Henry Hudson MercUry - Edsel - Lincoln - English Ford June 30th. Her return home will 945 Central· Ave. Phone 89-5421 Albany, Hew York be around August 23 via Houston? I rr==~~~~~~=~~~;,;;;~~~~~~~::,;,;:,;,~;'l Texas where she will join friends for a few days. Then on to Mil­waukee to meet her family at Waupaca Lake until their vaca­

, tion erids around the first week of September.

Newcomers to Delmar from Buffalo, . are the Mickelson's of Westchester Drive. They just purchased the new home built by Betty and Homer Scace, who were transferred to Tex;a.s.

Congratulations to Harold C. Williams of Nathaniel Boule­vard, Delmar, who is the. new president of the Albany chapter of the National Association of Acc::>Wltants... A native. Albanian he is the treasurer of Mohawk Brush. Company, Fuller Road., Mr. Williams is a graduate of Albany Academy and Yale Uni­versity.

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WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER . Central at Colvin

305 Columbia Street Rensselaer, ·

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this Summer with the finest in

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HERE•NOW

LIKE-NEW USED CARS 1957 Chevrolet 4-door Station Wagon, V-8, Radio, Heater,

standard transmission, all leather interior, white­wall tires. $1695.00

1955 Dodge custom4-door sedan, automatic transmission, radio, heater, seat covers, very low mileage.

$1095.00 1959 Ambassador station wagon, automatic transmission,

power steering, power brakes. This car is loaded! SAVE $700.00. Executive car.

1955 Chevrolet sedan, power glide, radio, heater, seat covers, two-tone. $995.00

1956 Ford station wagon, V-8, power steering, radio, heater, standard transmission, whitewalls.

$1295.00 1954 Plymouth Belvedere 4-door, power flight, radio,

heater, EXCEPTIONAL. $595.00

UPSTATE RAMBLER, INC. ROUTE 9-W SELKIRK, N.Y.

(2 Miles South of Delmar -5 minutes from 4 Corners)

BY THE WAY (Cont'd)

Local Delmar resident, Bill Friesner of Keith Road, added the Albany Conntry Club mem­ber-guest golf championship to a wide-range collection which afso included the 1957 Weather was Memorial title. Bill, as guest of John Hausen, came through with Hausen 1s putter working magic at critical mo­ments and a finale flourish with the sinking of a 15 footer on the 18th gave the team a 1 up vic­tory over the team of Gunzel­man and Dave Philo, ~r., twice champion of Edison Club.

Only.one bride this past· week from Delmar - Judith Anne Walsh and Edward J. Foley, Jr. ':Vere married at St. Thomas Church, Delmar. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar S. Walsh of Brookman Avenye, Elsmere and the bride­groOm i' the son of the Foleys of Alba.ny. After a honeymoon in the Adirondacks, the newly­weds will be at home in Delmar.

The marriage of Mildred E. Flansburg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Flansburg, and Robert Lawrence Traver, son of Mro and Mrs. Lawrence Traver, took place in the Voorheesville Methodist Church with the Rev. Walter• E. Taylor officiating. Mr .. and Mrs. Traver left for the· Pocono Mountains and will be at 2·24 Westerlo, Coeymans, af-

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BY THE WAY (Cont'd) ter July firsta The bride is a graduate of Voorheesville Central and is employed by the New York Telephone Company. The bride­groom is a Ravena-Coeymans High School graduate and Brock­port State Teachers College. He is physical education teacher and coach atRavena-Coeymans-Sel­kirk. Central School.

Want to welcome back to Delm.ar, Phyllis and Dill Hickolt and children, Nancy and Chip. They will certainly be a gTand addition to the community and will be at home on Adams Place at Marlboro Road.

Congratullations to Dick Kil­mer, a junior at Ravena-Coey­mans-Selkirk High School, upon being selected as a Boys 1 State delegate by Ravena Post of the American Legion. Dick was chosen on the basis of laader­ship, character and scholarship; and will attend the annual citi­zenship training program at Col­gate University. He plans to study civil engineering • at Syra­cuse University after his gradu­ation from school in 1960. He has been prominent in a wide variety of school activities.

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July 2, 1959 -PAGE 13

DAILY DELIVERY RIGHT TO YOUR HOME !

D Strawberry-Rhubarb Pie ......... 69c .25c

D Chocolate Fudge Cups .32c

Phone Albany

3-2221 HANDY

CHECKLIST of BAKERY

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D e Ute Diet Bread ................. 29c

0 e Hard Seed Rolls ................. 25c D Cherry Layer .......................... 54c

.. 25c D Spice Sheet Coke ................. 49c

0 Dessert Shells ( 4) .17c 0 e Crocked Wheat Bread ........ 25c

----~-----~---······································ 0 LOUISIANA RING .. 60c

.69c ............ 26c

0 e Whale Wheat Bread 25c .... 29c

0 • Sandwich Bread ................. 36c 0 e Old Fashioned Crullers ...... 29c

0 • Hamburg Rolls ................... 26c 0 Orange Chiffon Cake .39c

D e Special White Bread ...... 24c

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......... 39c

.... 25c

0 • Old Fashioned Bread ......... 25c

0 Pineapple Loyer ...................... 54c

D Brown & Serve Rolls .............. 33c D Cinnamon Crullers .. : ............... 25c

D e Butter Porkerhouse Rolls .... 33c D Golden Corn Toasties ............. 25c

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..... 22c

... 25c

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0 • Family Sandwich ............... 24c:

0 Angel Food Cake ................... 49c

.29c

0 e Apple Pie ........... . .69c

0 • Pan Rolls ............................ 25c

D Chocolate Sheet Cake .............. 49c 0 e French Bread ...................... 23c

0 Date Muffins ......................... 36c:

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Church Calendar

NEW SALEM REFORMED CHURCH, New Scotland Road; P.O., R. D. 1, Voorheesville - Rev. John H. Austin, Pastor. TeL RO 5-2698,

SUNDAY-10 a.m. Sunday School; 11 a.m. Morning Worship.

CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Rev" James A. Neevil, pastor.

Church School at 9:45 Q. m. Worship Service at 11 a.m.

THE METHODIST CHURCH, So. Bethlehem. Rev. W. I. Cosman.

SUNDAYS-9:45a.m. Church School; 11 a.m. Morning Worship; 7 p.m. Youth Fellowship.

BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN Chu<eh Cor. Elm and Murray1 Aves - Rev. Harold W. Scheibert, Pas tor. Phones: 9-4328 and 9-2 885.

SUNDAY: 8:30a.m. Early Worship Service. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and A­

dult Bible Class, 11: 00 a.m. Worship Service

7:00 p. m, Young People

NORMANSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, C. Emory Weeks, Pastor

SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, Children

and Adults 11 a.m. Worship Service 7:30p.m. Evening Fellowship Hour

WEDNESDAY: 7:30 p.m. Hymn Sing followed by

Adult Bible Class FRIDAY: 7:15p.m. Youth Fellowship.

SATURDAY: 1 p.m. Choir prac lice. 8 p.m. Capital City Rescue Mis­

sion, 2nd week each month.

GLENMONT COMMUNITY Chu«h (Reformed), Weiser Street, Glen~ mont - Rev, Harvey W, Noordsy, Pastor. 6-7710. SUNDAY:

10 a.m. Worship Service; nursery care for children under 3. ll:lOa.m. SfindaySchool; classes for children 3 years of age and older, including a. class for a• dults,

THURSDAY: 7:30p.m. Choir rehearsal.

FIRST METHOOIST CHURCH OF VOORHEESVILLE, Rev. Walter Taylor, Pastor.

SUNDAY: 9:45 a,m, Sunday School 9:45a.m. Adult Bible Class

11:00 a.m. Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Pre-schooler nursery

care 5:30p.m. Jr. High Youth Fellow~

ship 6:30p.m. Sr. High Youth-Fellow·

ship

FIRST REFORMED CHURCH Bethlehem-Selkirk, Rev. Theodore W. Luidens, minister.

SUNDAY: 9:45 a.m. Sunday School

11:00 s,m. Worship Service 7t30 p.m. Youth Fellowship

WEDNESDAY: 2:15 p.m. Released Time Class 7:00 p.m. junior Choir 8:00p.m. Senior Choir

Thursday: 7:30 p.m. Bible Study,

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, Kenwood Avenue, Delmar. - Rev.

Arthur P. White and Robert Loggie

Sunday: 10 a.m. Divine Worship.

DELMAR REFORMED CHURCH Delaw•re AvenUe - Rev. Dr. Le­Roy C. Brandt. SUNDAY:

10:00 a •. m. Worship Service

ST. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Elsmere Ave., Delmar­Rev. Charles H. Kaulfuss.

SUNDAY SUMMER SCHEDULE: 8:00a.m. Holy Communion.· 9:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist and

Sermon.

Onesquethaw Reformed Church -Rev, Arthur Hamberg,

SUNDAY: 11 a.m. Sunday School 12 Noon Worship Service

CAMP PINNACLE. Via Thacher Park and Beaver Dam Road or Suto Road or Route 157,

Services: (Public invited) (No charge)

COMMUNITY METHODIST Church, Sunday: 11 a.m., 4 p.m., 7:30p.m. Slingerlands, Rev. James R. Meetings for different age groups.

D E L MAR P R E S 8 Y T E R I AN Rhodes. Daily: 11 a, m. and 7: 30 p.m. CHURCH, Rev. George H. Phelps. JULYS thru AUG. 31- (June 20-August 30, Directed by

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CALL 9-4949 or stop in with cash and written order at our convenient office: 4 Corners, Delmar.

BUSINESS SERVICE

ASH & TRASH REMOVAL

ASH & trash removal; no charge for bundled newspapers. 9-1287~ Charles DeGrush, 441 Kenwood Avenue, Delmar, New York,

AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL

LEARN to drive. Albany DriVing Academy. NYS Licensed driv­ing instructors. Call 9-4817, Ed and June Vanderwerken, for information. Pick·ups in Tri-Village area 0

CARPENTRY REMODELING All types of car­

penter work. H. A. Ertel, 9-1048. Ed. Hehre, 9-1198. 0

CHICKEN BARBECUES

CHICKEN Barbecues for family groups and organizations. Call John Geurtze - 4-8903 - Wood­ridge Farms.

ELECTRICAL WORK ALL types electrical work. 9-4381.

C.Yl Sunday Services are held in the Combined services with the Voor- Trustees of Albany Bible Institute, Delmar Masonic Temple, KenWood heesville Congregation at the In- Churches may arrange for Church FUNERAL DIRECTORS Avenue and Adams Street

dian Ladder Drive-In Theater. Ser- Picnics on grounds, 1 T f •• d C II SUNDAY- vice starts at 9:30a.m. n ime o nee

1 a

9:15 a,m. Wo.ship and Chwch ST. THOMAS CATHOLIC CHURCH JERUSALEM REFORMED CHURCH, M. W, TEBBUTT'S SONS School through grade 6. Nursery F B R A H 176 S 12 C 1 · care for children under three, Delaware Avenue, Delmar - Msgr. b eura p ush - ev. rthur P. om- tate 0 Vln 10:15 Jr. High class in the Temple Raymond F. Rooney. erg, astor. Alb. 3-2179 Alb. 89-0116 10:30 Sr. High class, 240 Kenwood SUNDAY MASSES (In the Church) SUNDAY-9:30a.m. ~unday ~chool; 420 Kenwood 4:30 Jr. High Fellowship in the 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11 10:30 a.m. Worship_ Servlce; 7 Delmar 9-2212

Temple (In the Auditorium) 9, 10 & 12 p.m. Youth Fellowship. ~· 6:30 Sr. High Fellowship at 19 noon. MONTHLY-8 p.m. Ladies'lGuil/),.~ 11 Elm Street

Harrison Avenue WEEKDAY MASSES: 6:45 & 7:30. 1st Monday; 2 p.m. Ladies~ ~~1,:/jy Nassau 8-1231 8:00 Adult Bible Survey Class SATURDAY MASSES: 8 & 9. Society, last Thursday; BJ'i!!l~f Over 107 Years of

meets in various homes Sunday Sc~ool Teachers ~ff-'!f:..- Distinguished Funeral Service The Adult Discussion Group UNIONVILLE REFORMED Church cers meetmg, last Tue9.~avf 8

GENERAL REPAIRING meets the first Sunday of Delaware Turnpike, Unionville _ p.m. Consistory ~~~~"·."'(&.~last each month at 6 Stratton Pl. Rev. Louis H. Chisman. Monday. (~.-~A

MONDAY-7:45 Choir rehearsal in SUNDAY: 10:00 a.m. Sunday ~ CHIMNEYS, new roofs, the Temple School; 11:00 a.m. Worship Service NEW SCOTLAND Pfh:SBYTERI- repairing and painting"

gutters, 3-1604.

0 --------------...L--------------j AN CHURCH, Rev. Homer B. Sil­vernaiL

MACHINE RENTAL SERVICE Floor Sanders, Edgers, Polishers, Electric Hcrnd-Tools

Rent from us and receive a discount on your finishing products

BERRY BROTHERS ANO DUTCH BOY PAINT

HANSEN'S PAINT STORE 213 QUAIL STREET, ALBANY 5-5131

SUNDAY: 9:30a.m. Church School for all ages; 11 a.m, Worship, 5 p.m. Sr, &Jr. Youth Fellowship

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Delmar.

GRADING GRADING, front end loading, top

soil, fill, grave~ manure, roto­tilling. A. H. Airey. 5-8991. 0

MASON WORK SUNDAY-11:00 a.m. Church BRICK and block,

floors and chimneys. timates. 9-1294.

Service & Sunday School. Masonic Temple, Kenwood Ave.

sidewalks, Free es-

0

TESTIMONIAL MEETINGS: Eve"Y ----""Nc;E:;;W;-;-L-;A~W;;N;;Sc----Thursday at 8 p.m.

READING ROOM: 388 Kenwood Avenue, Hours: 10

to 12 Noon daily except Sunday; 2 to 4 p. rn. daily except saturday and Sunday. All are welcome.

NEW lawns our specialty -grading - seeding. j. W. Michaels Co., Inc. 9-3823. 0

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I 9-4949 BUSINESS SERVICE

__ NURSING H.,_,O,_,M"'E'-'S'-----­HELDERBERG Nursing Home

Best of care. Reasonable. 2551. 0

PAINTING PAPERHANGING

ROY FLANSBURG, painting con­tractor, RO 5-2712, Voorhees­ville, 0

PLUMBING & HEATING REP AIR and new installation

work. Call Arthur Dubuque 3-3S61.

RADIO & TV REPAIR

BETHLEHEM ELECTRONICS Guaranteed service of TV sets, radios end other items in the electronics field. 9-647, 25 Brookman Avenue, Elsmere, 0

ROOFING CliTMNEYS, new roofs, gutters, re­

pairing and painting. 3-1604 0

SEWING & ALTERATIONS ALTERATIONS and sewing. M.

Buess. 9-1270, 0

TOOL RENTAL FLOOR sanders, edgers and poli­

shers, also wax and Hr.ishes. Bartley's 9-3190.

RENT rug shampoo machine, floor sander, floor polisher, wallpaper steamer, hand sanders. 62-4235.

SPOTLIGHT CLASSIFIEDS 9-4949 I BUSINESS SERVICE HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR REN_T_

=::;W~A~T;;E;;R~P~U~M~P;;S;;R;;E;P~A~I~RE;;D~=-I-WJWAUN;cTTEE:iD~:~~Mo~thh:e;c~'~s~h~e~1~p~e;;,-;,:;;o:-;;golt:;;-ol FOR Rent: Apartment, 3 rooms, --c-''-""-'"-"'--'-""'-':.-=--"-"-'_!C'"'~"---1 Caroga Lake July 3 througtl 19. bath, porch, heated, hot water, WATER pump repairs, Drive Must be good swimmer. Call be- use of laundry, on bus line.

point wells. Hall &. Co. Inc,,l=fo=re]:S~p[!!.m~.~P~O~p~1~aJc~8-~2~1[9~S~, == 9-2615. Delmar, N.Y. Phone 9-223.3. o SITUATIONS WANTED ROOMS FOR RENT

* MERCHANDISE FOR SALE * COLLEGE student wants summer ELDERLY retired couple, inex-ANTI(UE and handmade furniture; job or hourly work on weekends pensive room and board. Privi-

also some unclaimed. Open every or evenings after 4. 9-1829. leges such as you'd have in your aftemoon and all day Saturdays. LICENSED teacher any subject, own home. Mrs. Ernest Dienst. I. L Rowley, 132 Dove St., Al- grade levels 4 to 8, Reasonable Greenville: CEdar 9-4338. bany. 0 rates. David Denny. 9-2267.

1958 Chevrolet 2-door Biscayne. TUTORING: Social Studies, A-RO 7-3035. meri.can, New York State and

HAMMOND chord organ, mahogany, World Geography. Call 89-1421.

DELMAR: Large room, private, can accomodate weekend guests. 9-3S27"

REAL ESTATE WANTED 9 months old. Sacrifice at $750. 31 Telephone ST 5-7269 between 4 REGISTERED nursing or baby· 4 rooms heated, 1st floor, within and 8 p.m. sitting. 9-- 1898, ;~5~i;l distance of 4 corners.

28" g]."rl's bicycle $15,· baby wash­er $10; dinner set dishes $7. 9-641.

OOY'S 20" bicycle, needs some repair $10. 9-3775.

BOAT-12-foot mahogany outboard runabout, excellent condition, $250. 2-6113.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSE for sale by owner. New,

modern blues tone and redwood, 4 bedroom rancher, FHA approved. Must be seen to be appreciated. Phone Delmar 9-4207. 31

HOUSE for sale, rancher, field stone, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Nor~ manside Country Club vicinity, 9-4949. 30

FEURA Bush: Building lots for sale $6 a fran t foot. 9-204 L

TWO jr. size maple desks and chairs; one maple bed and match­ing chest; one twin-size maple bed; 9-piece mahogany dining room set, excellent condition. 2 upholstered large cornices; wal- ~~~R~E~A~L~E~S[T~A~T~E[jF~OQBR[]R~E~N~T=:--­nut vanity and dresser. 9-3881. I-

COTTAGES: Sleep 7, all conveni­PAIR lounge chairs, good springs, fr ences, 100 miles north of A1 bany

ames, down cushions. Original on Minerva Lake. $50 per week. cost $79.50 each -price for both 9-1093. $3S. 4-0SOS.

PETS

WIRE Haired Terrier pups - 2 months old, reasonably priced. 2 year old female, AKC register­ed. 9-1554.

Have You Visited Our

Thrift Shop Kenwood Braille Thrift Shop 221 Lark Street Albany

--------::=-=o---;;=o-------1 RIDING tractor, Tiger 5 hp., Briggs TOP SOl L and Stratton motor. 10-inch land

plow, cultivator, 48" snow plow,

Erin's Housewares, 0

quality loam. Rototilling. wheel weights and tire chains. 823, J. W. Michaels Co., $225. RO 7-2614.

0 grade surface layer loam, MAHOGANY dining room set, 1

rolling,rototilling with rake. leaf and table pads, four chairs Harris Patterson, Inc. 9-3863. and buffet, $90; walnut china

closet, $45; maple chair (bed­room) $10; maple drop-leaf table, maple chair (living room) $25; 8 window screens 32x67, $1 each. or RO

trucking, experi­of furniture and

s. Reasonable rates. eonardo, 9--3557. 30 trucking and rubbish and

odd jobs. Al, 9-5549; Snuffy, 2-8683. 30

TRUCK RENTAL ONE and a half ton rack with dump

$1.50 per hour, 6¢ mile; also trip rates. Bartley's. 9-3190. 0

upholster-­ing, Repairing, refinishing. We like to restor~ antique furniture ~o its original state, Dial 4·0633.

WALLPAPERS PRE-TRIM, washable,

wallpaper 59¢ a roll. 9-3190.

sun tested Bartley's.

0

9-2930. PATIO set, wrought iron, glass

top, table and chairs, $20. 9-1021 1958 Fiat sedan, excellent condi-

tion, 35 mpg. low mileage. 9-SS11,

BOATS & ACCESSORIES

WHITEHOUSE runabout starting $549; sale Scott Atwater 10 hp. $219, 71h hp. $179; special cus~ ion $3.45. French Bait Tackle, 838Broadway, Rensselaer, Phone 4-0633. 30

MERCHANDISE WANTED TO BUY

ANTIQUES, glassware, China, bottles, jugs in good condition. Driftwood. 9-5537. 0

GOLF bag, man's, good condition, large size. 9-4949, 30

A doghouse wanted for Springer Spaniel. 9-702.

DOLL house, good condition. Spotlight Office. 9-4949.

HELP WANTED MALE COOK urgently needed for six-week

summer season at Boy Scout Camp. Family provided for. Call AlbB.ny 8-3444.

'51 Imperial $3095 '51 Cadillac $5195 White. 4-Door Hardtop Sedan. Genuine leather Interior. Power windows, seat, brakes, steering," A real beauty. ---

Black Imperial 1 passenger limou· sine. Air conditioned. Top condition throughout. Ideal tor livery work. Better see._,lt~·----

'58 Cadillac $4595 '51 Cadillac $3495 White Coupe de Ville. Two-toned In­terior, all power assists. Ready and willing to go. ~--

Black over White. Coupe De VIlle, All luxury features combined with low mileage make this • tremendous buy,

'55 Cadillac $2695 '57 Cadillac $3395 Black 7 passenger sedan. Excellent Interior finish and tires. A·l mechan· ic:ally,

LigM green Convertible Coupe, Black top, Green and white leather In· terior, All power. Ready to go,

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