THE STORY OF THE FIRST 3S YEARS

Delmar Lumber was conceiv­ed on a December evening in 1928. A. C. Rowe, Jr., a g e n e I' a 1 contractor, casually called at the office of D. A. Bennett, 'who always installed his heating and plumbing.

Tlesp.tll,lIt $1.00 PER YEAR JUNE 18, 1964 VOL. IX, NO. 25 10~ A COpy

During the evening's visit they discovered that each had fqtnre plans entirely unknown to ,the other.

Mr. Bennett, who already owned land adjoining the rail­jl'oau, was about to add a line of bUilding supplies to his plumbing business which, in iliose times, included a mason­ry septic tank and the drainage field.

Mr. Rowe could see ·advan­tage in buying lumbe·r in car lots for his bUilding operations. Then too, each hoped to add volume tq the new ventures by selling to the public.

As the evening advanced, this little visit turned to ser­ious business. If they had lumber and builders' supplies, why not hardware and paint and complete the line?

As always with younger peo­ple the matter of finance loomed big.

These are the men who have made Delmar Lumber great: Left to right, Scotty Rowe, Bob Jackson, Dan Bennett and Al Rowe. The two latter were the founders of the business. See story.

Having been fna.ndly since childhood, it was suggested that they. pool resources on a SO-SO basis; a condition still existing between the two families.

The early houI'S of the next morning fOWld anew, un­named business determined to find its place in the Delmar area.

A young lawyer, William J. Comstock, prepared the legal matters, a name was decided upon, the corporation formed, and the Delmar Lumber & Builders' Supply, Inc. opened for business on April I, 1929 in a space 12 ft. by 36 ft. in ilie prese~ D. A. Bennett, Inc. store with one employee, Ken­neth Smith. A lumber shed was built and the Hardware store soon expanded.

By 1935 the bookkeeping was a mess and John W ~ Warner ca·me to the rescue and sti 11· keeps· tl}erri )n, .order~~ ~,

no longer needed 'Bob I 'JacksoD, a son-in-law of Mr. Bennett, he became a member of the firm I and sti 11 manages the office I ha rdwa re I and pa int departments.

In 1949, directly after Army service, 'Scotty' Rowe, son of Mr. Rowe, also became a mem­ber of the firm and manages the lumber and builders I supply de­partment.

Now J after 35 years of healthy business, due in no small part to the 16 faithful and coopera­tive employees, they find that nearly every year they have expanded and added to build­ings, equipment, and merchan­dise. The lumber yard is mechanized and fully stocked and the retail store and office are now 14 times the size of the origina 1.

The officers of the corpora­tion look backward vrith pride and forwam with anticipation 'and determil':ation.

~':."·-:!By .• 1937 .thi:s'\ 'sInall. ·store 'c~uld n~ l~~~;r-;·hol(i" .the~, me.r-:-, !~s:,on ~ Grad ·ptlariaise a~ bn.Aprif 1, .. :1~38:· ~. ~ David Mc Clumpha, 54 Ad­

< the present IOcation was "ac- ams Place, Delmar, wa.s grad­quired at 340 Delaware Ave. uated from Boston University

In ~946., when ~e Marines recently.

Newcomers at Sunny Acres The Tri-Village Newcomers

will meet for the last time this year at the SllIlllY Acres Day Camp for a swimming party and barbecue. The event which will take place. on JWle 20 at 6 P.M., has been· arranged by Mrs. William Weber, chairman.

. From the Editor's Desk: The Bethlehem Central

School Board, Town Hall and the Slingerlands By-Pass have all been the subject of many communications coming our way lately. But the one that got to us was a copy of a 1958 White Christmas Program.

After telling about the program content for that 20th year celebration, at the very bottom of the page was this quotation:

"The rood to Bethlehem runs right THROUGH the HOMES of fol ks I ike me and you."

ProphetiC?

ALUMNI ASSOC. TO HOLD ELECTION MEETING TUES.

The Bethlehem Central Alum­ni AssDciation will hold their annual meeting and election Qf officers on TLtesday, JWle 23, at 8 p. m. in the Libralj' at the Senior High School. A Iso at this time, Mrs. Ralph Guyer and Mrs. Carlton Brown, co­chairmen, will give details about the card party and fashion show to be held in September for the benefit of the Alumni Scholarship fund. All Alwnni are urged to attend. A special welcome awaits 1963 and 1964 Graduates.

The Alumni Scholarship award for 1964 was given to Diane Benedict, daughter of Mrs. Robert E. Benedict, Adams Place, Delmar. Miss Benedict will enter the University of Rochester in September.

St. Thomas Schedules Grads' Communion Breakfast June 21

The Rt. Reverend Msgr. Joseph P. Conway, vice chan­cellor of the Albany Diocese, will be the guest speaker at a Communion Breakfast honoring the high. school graduates of St. Thomas' parish.

In conjWlction with their high s c h 001 graduating exercises, one hWldred and ten seniors of St. Thomas' parish will assem­ble for 9:00 Mass in St. Thomas I church 0 n Sunday, JWle 21. A it e I' Mass, they will be the guest of their pas­tor, Rt. Reverend,Msgr. Ray­mond F. Rooney, P.A., at the Communion breakfast in the Ten Eyck Hotel, Albany.

St. Lawrence U Grad Linda Roberts Weissbard J

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Roberts, 15 Bedell Ave.,. Delmar, was granted the Ba.che­lor of Science degree recently from St. Lawrence University.

PAGE 2 - June 18, 1964

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also Picture Frcuning

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QUALIFIED CAREFUL DRIVERS AGES TO 79

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FISHING TACKLE ARCHERY

GUNS GOLF BAGS

Camping Equipment POWER MOWERS

303 Central Avenue HE 4-9183

Open every Night 'til 9

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Keep in Good Company at

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po yourself proud with a new Elsmere Arms apartment. Makes you even look rich (at a reason­able price). Luxurious wall-to­wall carpeting; electric heat with individual room comfort control; smart light for living; all-electric kitchen with dish­washer; refrigerator-freezer and electric range; TV antenna out­let; door intercom; optional air conditioning. $145, $150, plus uti lities.

Open Daily 1,30 to 6,00 P.M. Call Richard Van Woer! HE 9-9631 or HE 9-5542.

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FREDERICK DEARSTYNE IS PRESIDENT OF TOBACCO CO.

Frederick J. Dearstyne was elected president of Dearstyne Bros. Tobacco Co. by the board of directors, at a meeting 'held

Frederick Dearstyne

in the North Broadway offices of the A~bany wholesale firm on May 6th. He succeeds Chades S. Dearstyne, who recently re_ tired.

Mr. Dearstyne, a native of Albany, joined the Company in 1940 after gn\duating from Northeastern University, where he was awarded a degree in business administration. During World War II he served with the Air Force in Italy. Re-

turning to the Dearstyne or­ganization in 1945, he was as-

George Butnam

sociated successively with the sales, purchasing, and credit departments, and had been assistant general manager since 1959.

Mr. Dearstyne is a past com­mander of the Blanchard Post, American Legion, Delmar, and is on the board of directors of the Bethlehem Babe Ruth League. He is a member of the University Club, Eastern N. Y • Credit Management Asso-

June 18, 1964 - PAGE 3

make it a very special day fj1ijfJAD

~~D~~

LITTLE AMBASSADORS the very finest miniature chocolates

SPECIAL GIFT BOX

Give Dad his favorite assortment in this special gift box.

ASSORTED CHOCOlATES Dad's favorite - wrapped just for him

1 lb. $2.15

2lbs. 4.25 2 layers

1 lb. $2.00

1 lb. $1.60

2 lb. $3.15

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PAGE 4 - June 18, 19t

'We dJre CReaLLlI SpriH9 :J,iou6e-e'eaHiH9

f)~,t,~ 1/3 to 1/2 OFF on Dresses.

Suits. Skirts and Blouses NEW STORE HOURS

Open daily (Mon. thru Sat.) 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 360 Delaware Avenue HE 9-4101

It's a Tri-Village Custom ...

CHOOSE FATHER'S DAY GIFTS AT TAD'S

Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS by Arrow SPORT KNITS by Munsingwear

from $4.00

from $4.00

Half sleeve, lightweight DRESS SHIRTS from $4,25 by Arrow B ERMU DA SHO RTS from $5.00 by Dickie BERMUDA SOX

WALK·OVER SHOES (Dress & Golf) SWIM TRUNKS by Jantzen SHIRT JACKETS

from $1.50 $12,95

from $5.00·

$5.00 TROPICAL SLACKS Wash and Wear SPORT COATS SHORTY PAJAMAS

from $9.95 from $29.95

WEST INDIES BAY RUM

Lots of wonderful suggestions

in THE SAND TRAPPE· A complete Golf Shop. If it's a question of size", •. how about Tad's Gift Certificate?

from $4.50·

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ciation, and, the Menands' Ro- SUNY Grad taty Club. He and his wife, . the former Jane, 'Allison of Buf- . fa10, reside at 44 Nathaniel Blvd" Delmar, with their sons Frederick Jr., 17 and Jeffrey, 14. He, 'is also a member of Wadsworth Lodge, F & AM.

Other officers named by the board are George J. BUtman, executive vice presidentj John F. Dearstyne, secretary; and John C. Pappalau, treasurer.

THE SPOTLIGHT 15 published every Thursday -by Spo~ light, Inc., 154 Delaware Avenue, Delmar, N.Y., Robert G. King~ J!'u~ I ish~r. 'Deadline fot' news is Tt-.urs­doy aftemoon, one week p,e,cedling publication; deadline for vertlsements is. yr~oy

HELP WANTED

BOOKKEEPER - must be experienced, respons ible & mature. Permanent, full­time job. References. Call H. Rasker·· - HE 9·4018

Town & Tweed Delmar

Mis's'Marilyn Elizabeth Hoff­meyer was graduated recently from the State University Col­lege of Education at Geneseo J

N. Y. J with a bachelor of sci­ence degree in elementary ed­ucation. She has accepted a teaching position in Skaneate­les IN. Y • J where she will teach fourth grade. Marilyn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ward M. Hoffmeyer, of Del­mar.

a loaf of bread,

a jug of wine and thou •••

CHIVAS REGAL. 12 year old Scotch· 8,90 Fifth

OLD GRANDAD (100 proof)

Bottled in bond bourbOfl

SPARKLING NECTAROSE

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SPECIAL $ 45 88 DISCOUNT

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Nowhere else can you find such a well buill, dependable mower al this low, low price. Compare these fealures: 4 cycle Briggs & Sirallon

Choke-A-Matic 2\12 H.P. engine. Remote Choke con­trol. Speod and stop control loc.ted on chromo plated handle. Adjustable 7" wheels.

These mo~~'ers m~d a1l SDee­Ifi"&Uons of the AmerbQn Sht.nd ... rds As­I;()"'i~tlon and the Power EQulnment In­sUintI'.

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June 18, 1964 - PAGE 5

Watch The Spotlight DURING JUNE FO R ANNOUNCEMENT OF OUR

35th ANNIVERSARY SALE JUNE 15, 16, 17

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* FABULOUS BUYS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS

* FREE GIFTS FOR MOM AND DAD * FREE DOOR PRIZES

.. * FREE TOYS FOR THE TINY TOTS

ATTENTION LADIES! NOW OP EN - New Drapery Hardware Department

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CRABGRASS KILLER

6 LIS. REG. $3.;45 DISCOUNT PRICED 2" Contains Oi~sodiuM Methyl Ar. senate, tttre ,death to gr!)Wing crabgrass plants. Non. burning. won't h arm desirabl& 9'011550" a500 sq. ft, ••• e .... gel

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PAGE 6 - June 18, 1964

BATTER WHIPPED SUNBEAM BREAD

COMPARE .'. "nd see the dj"e~nce'

Batter Whipped! No Holes! No Streaks I Delicious Bread, Rolls'" Cake!

DAILY HOME DELIVERY

Phone HO 3-2221 WEEK-SATURDAY, IUNE 20 FEATURE OF THE

Father's Day Cake $1.49 Give Pop 0 treot in his dCly-A delicious chocolate ~ke, yellow icing. chocolote on sides and

topped ",jth a miniature shaw hot.

THURSDAY, IUNE 18

CALIFORNIA SPICE SQUARE .......... 69c A new coke, delight""" spiced, hlstes so good you'll think it come right out of

G,gndmo's OVen.

o APPLE NUT BUNS .. 360 o STRABERRY RHUBARB

Blueberry Crumb C:;:oke .690 PIE

o VALENCIA RING 59, o Cinnamon Raisin Breod

o .ButterPorkerhou," Roll~ 390 o .Old Fashion Breod

It's Big-It's Batter-It's, Better!

FREIHOFER'S BATTER WHIPPED KINe SIZE BREAD ••• 31c

o ORANGE COCOANUT BUNS .............. 390

o Golden Fluff 54c

o Pecan Fruit Cook'es ...... 59c;

D eEnglish Muffins (6) 29c;

D CUSTARD PIE

D Chocolate Loye\

D Bronx Rye

o eSunbeam Bread

You get more, so you save more!

FREIHOFER'S BATTER WHIPPED KINe SIZE BREAD, •• 31 c

.... ,,) ...... 59c;

......... 29c;

.... . 26c;

FRESH ORANGE LAYER 79c;

D o.onish Butter Caffee Cake ...... 59c;

o Dunkett5 ... 32c

D .Hard Rolls (61 29c

D LEMON ,IE . . ....•• )

D • Hamburg Rolls (81 ..... 29c

D eHot Dog Rolls (81 ...... 29c;

D .Sandwich loof ..... 39"

weights test every time!

FREIHOFER'S BATTER WHIPPED KINe· SIZE BREAD ... 31c

D LEMON BUNS ....... 39c

.... 59c;

.... 59"

DePan Ralls (12) ........... 33c

D RED RASPBERRY PIE.. 6J9 o CHOCOLATE BANANA

SQUA.RE ... 69" D Unsalted Bread .. 29c; D .Monk's Bread .29c

Try it, you'll see, more flavor and economy!

FREIHOFER'S BATTER WHIPPED KINe SIZE BREAD ••• 31c

o ORANGE STREUSSEL BUNS ..... 39"

..... .49c

.. 59c .. ·35c

D CHERRY PIE ........... 69)

o CHERRY SQUARE .......... 69c

o Donish Donuts ........... 39c

o e Rite Diet ........... 3o"

• INDICATES ITEMS AVAILABl£ EVERY DAY. THE ABOVE IS NOT A COMPLETE LIST OF AVAil. ABLE ITEMS. fOR FURTHER INFORMATION ASK YOUR ROUTEMAN DB CALL THE BAKERY.

"FREDDIE FREIHOFER"

THE. S POT L I G H r

Vol unteers Needed

The Albany County Chapter, American Red Cross, has urgent need of volunteer drivers for their Motor Service. This in­volves transporting sic k and handicapped persons to area hospitals for treatment during weeks days. A nyone who can give .either . a day or hali a day of their time for this ser­vice may contact Mrs. Mason at the Albany County Chapter House, telephone 465-7301.

ABC to Confer Award

Mrs. Joseph T. St. Lawrence, Director of Development and Public Relations of Good Sa­maritan Hospital of Suffern will be the recipient of the annual Civic Service Award of the Albany Business College.

The honor will be conferred upon Mrs. St. Lawrence at the Albany school's 107th Com­mencement Exercises Saturday evening, June 20, at the Philip livingston Junior High School. ABC will be graduating a rec­ord total of 380 students from Bus i n e s s Administration-Ac­counting, Executive Secretar­ial, and Medical Secretarial programs •

SPOTLIGHT ClassiHeds will Do Practically Anything!

Delmar Area Residents

"BOWLING" HOW TO INCREASE YOUR

AVERAGE

Bowl 3 Games Weekly During the Summer Months

-0-Most important -

bowl them at the AIR CONDITIONED

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THE SPOTLIGHT June 18, 1964 - PAGE 7

Check and ConJ,.pal'e ••• The Price ••• The TrIm ••• The Quality! SUPER·RIGHT QUALITY

CHUCK STEAK SUPER-RIGHT, SLICED

PEPPER LOAF SUPER-RIGHT

OLD FASHIONED8~~~:939° BONE IN, SUPER-RIGHT QUAlITY

PLATE BEEF SLICED, SUPER·RIGHT QUALITY

BEEF LIVER SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY STRAIGHT CUT LB 89c

FRESH BRISKET f~~~r lB 590

SLICED BACON ALL GOOD I' SUPER·RIGHT 1 LB 49C 1 LB S3C PKG PKG

All GOOD 2 ,Ib pkg 95c

BOLOGNA or LIVERWURST SUPER-RIGHT

IN PIECE

NONE PRICED HIGHER

Watermelons EA, 19C

SOUTHERN CRISP

(ucumbers 4 FOR 29

C

- CALIFORNIA

Plums LB 29C

TENDER

Green Beans 2 LBS39

c

SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, , , U_ S, GOVT INSPECTED, ,4-5 LBS

Fancy FowIWHOLE2~ SUPER·RIGHT QUALITY, _ FROM FRESH) YOUNG, CORN·FED PORKERS

Pork Chops ,:,7~ SUPER·RIGHT QUALITY, _ , BONELESS BEE" SHOULDER

Ov'en Roast 69~ SUPER·RIGHT QUALITY, __ HEAVY WESTERN, CORN·FED, STEER BEEF

SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY

Rib Steak LB 67c Ground Beef LB 39c

u.s. Gov't. Inspected 5 LB PKG L89 SUPER-RIGHT, ALL MEAT

Chicken Livers 2 P~G 89c Frankforts SKINLESS LB SSC

Super-Right Quality, Ground Chuck or FIRST OF THE SEASON

Stew Beef LB 6Sc Fresh Swordfish LB 69

c

I you use some extra money_ this Summer? Of course, you canl_And one way to have some extra cash on hand is by cutting down on the size of your food bills. You can do that at A&P every week. And without cutting down on quality, either. Take advantage of A&P's famous cash-saving low prices an.d Plaid Stamps - redeemable for over 3,000 valuable gifts!

CARNIVAL ROUND1ES SNACK

Crackers 2 ~~gr 49c MIX IN MATCH SALE --

LIBBY'S TOMATO Altmore Whole Beets 10 ~A~S 99c

Juice 3 I ~;~soz 1.00 A&P Sliced Beets 10 ~AL~S 99C

A&P Corn CREAM 81LB10Z99C STATER BATHROOM STYLE CANS

Tissue 4 10~~~~EET 39c

lana Lima Beans 8 llB 99C

CANS

PAGE 8 - June 18, 1964

SELECT GIFTS FOR JUNE 21ST 1. Seercroft Robe. Blue and white striped woven seersucker is set off with navy fold back cuffs, a navy tie belt and

and 1,4" navy piping on lapels. ,sizes S, M, L, XL ..................••......••. 15.95

2. Authentic Arno.ld Palmer cardigan sweater and knit shirts. Shirt $5, Cardigan sweater ..•..•••••.•.••.••. 21.95

3. SwauK. ident-watch in siInf with black watch face or gold with white watch face .......................... 21.00

4. Elegante belt and buckles from the Hickock World of fashion. tion. Jllustrated belt and buckles

Superb initial bu.ckles and belts in the quality tradi-. $Sand$10

S. Arrow's famOlls Dectolene short sleeve shirt in a Dacron tricot weave that absolutely needs no ironing. only

In white 7.95

6. McGregor 5tretch fabric jacket of Dacron, Cotton and Lycra. Zipper front, adjustable bottom tabs. Sizes 36 to 46 in Blue, Natural, Burgundy or Bottle Gre,en. 19.95

7. New stretch slacks of Dacron, Cotton and Lycra wilI amaze you as they stretch instead of bind. Ideal for golf. Sizes 30 to 42 ~n Natural, Olive arid Denim Blue. .......... 14.95

8. Shirt Jac shorti pajama. Weldon's seersucker knee length comes in new comfortable jacket top in blue/white, red/ white and gold/white. Sizes A, B, C, D. . ..... ·5.00

9. Gold Cup Hose. The family sock in a one size rib ere of soft spun OrIon. -Knitted ,soft in Black, White, Bamboo, Gray, Charcoal and Navy. Sizes.lO to 13 . .......... .......... . .......... I.SO

10. Reis Torso tee shirt and shorti-short. This popular tapered combination is long on comfort. Shorts are hip huggers with vented thighs, ideal with walk shorts and tapered slacks. Shirts are hip length with vented sides. Gift boxed

......................... , ............................•............................................ 3for4.50

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SHOP MONDAY:

DOWNTOWN 10 TO 5:3G

STUYVESANT 10 TO 9:00

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NYSU Grod

Gail Burnham

Gail Burnham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Burn­ham of 14 Lincoln Avenue, recently graduated cum laude from New York State University at Potsdam. She was awarded a B. S. in Education and will teach on Long Island this fall.

Complete Fishing, Golfing and, ALL Summer Sports

Equipmen,!

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HE 9-9923

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AND REPAIRED NOW

Owned and Operated by

CHARLES TAVERNIER

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Summer Music Program of Instruction and Concerts

The Board of Education of the Bethlehem Central Schools is sponsoring a summer band program for students with in­strumental experience who wish to further their musical interests during the summer of 1964. Under the direction of .Miss COlmie M. Conroe J Instrumen­ta 1 Instructor I two bands wi 11 function on the following sched­ule:

Concert Band: for advanced students who have been mem­bers 0 f the Elementary and Junior High Bands.

Training Band: for students who have had instrumental in­struction, but have not yet ex-

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perienced Concert Band mem-' bership.

Reh'earsals: July 6, 1964 ·through August 6, 1964. For the fi¥e-week program, sessions will be held each Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs­day on the following schedule:

Band Room, Junior High School; 9:00 A. M. - Set-up procedures; 9:30 A.M. - Train­ing Band; 10:30 A.M. - Set-up procedures; 11:00 A.M. - Con­cert Band; 12:00 A.M. - Dis­missal.

Out-door concerts by both bands are expected but will be scheduled according to rehear­sal attendance.

IF I WERE BUILDING A

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estimate from

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Gifts for

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FATHER'S DAY BEST MAN.

USHERS • Glm FIOM $ 1.

June 18, 1964 - PAGE 9

KING OF THE ROASTS - FIRST 3 RIBS - 69~

RIB ROAST EXTRA LEAN, SLICE D

BOILED HAM ·EXTRA LEAN

GROUND CHUCK

lb. SSe pl;~. 7ge ~~~.6Se

CfAMSONGISLAND - F3H::~~$1.29

FR£SH PRODUCE NEW TEXAS .

CARROTS 2 ~:I~; 29c NEW

CABBAGE 'b·10c SILVER SKILLET - HEAT & EAT

BEEF STEW 3 CANS $1 FRANCO AMERICAN

MACARONI ~:~:~heme~t:2 cans 2ge DIG(rEplfKLES 3 i~:~ $1 AJAX DETERGENT ~;;::t 6ge

." FREEZER BUYS

U.S. GOV'T CHOICE BEEF

SIDES OF BEEF r, HINDQUARTERS 'J FOREQUARTERS

300·450 lb. avg. LB. 47~ ISO· 200 lb. avg. LB. 594

150·200 Lb. aV9. LB. 39, , .

Reserve right to limit quantities - Prices effective Thursday, Friday, Saturday (6/18, 6/19, 6/20)

DAVIS' Stonewell Shopping Center

JUNCTION HIGHWAYS 85 AND 85A NEW SCOTLAND, NEW YORK

HE 9·5398 Open Daily and Sundays 10 A.M. to 10 P.M.

PAGE 10 - June 18, 1964

FRESHLY PICKED PEAS GERANIUMS

VEGETABLE and FLOWER PLANTS

I (Freshly-cut Meats) I

VAN ALLEN FARMS OM 9-W· FIRST FARM MORTH OF JERICHO DRIVE·IM

OPEN 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. 7_9101

You Can Make Each

One Very Happy On

FA THER'S DAY - JUNE 21

WH EN YOU SHOP AT

'l'aul 'mitcltell'6 'men' 6 <zJear

99 DELAWARE AVENUE, ELSMERE, N.Y. § TRADITIONAL CLOTHING FOR THE MODERN MAN

- - - _ IItDJIIItr STORE HOURS: Mondoy thru Friday 9:30~9; Sat. 9:30~6 _. .'

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Children's Ploy Scheduled Mysterious music, smoking

apparitions, ex 0 tic costwnes and elabora~e scenic effects will take the stage at the Greenville Playhouse on July 4th when Candlelight Produc­tions inaugurates a series of plays for children, accoid~ng to manager C. F. Hardenstine.

AIADDIN AND THE WON­DERFUL lAMP will be the open­ing attraction in two gala holi­day showings. The play was written by' George Roland, and will be given si.multaneous_ p.re­

Boston Children 's The-

PASS HIGH ON ...

atre and Greenville Playhouse on July 4. C. Edwin Shade will direct the production.

ALADDIN is a three act com­edy set in Old Cathay, show­ing Aladdin·s descent into the­Magic Cave, and his wedding with the Princess. The Trans­formation of Aladdin from rags to riches and the fabulous royal procession are two of the many spectacular scenes before the play comes to a breath-taking climax in a brawling fight be­tween A laddin and the ma­gician.

There will be five perfor­mances ofi AIADDIN in the pink theatre at the comer of routes 32 and 81 in Greenville: July 4-5-11-18 and 19. Saturday performances are at 2:30 p. m.; Sundays at 3:00 p. m.

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2nd BIG WEEK OF GRAND UNION'S EXCITING

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JUST IN TIME FOR FATHER'S DAY

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Natural, Navy & Brown:

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Bank Promotes 10

At a regUlar meeting of the Board of Directors of National, Commercial Bank a nd Trust Company held recently, ten promotions were approved, les­ter W. Herzog, Jr., president, annolmced.

Appointments are: G e 0 rg e H. Shoudy, vice

,president and trust officer; David T. Andrews, vice president and trust officer; Edward]. Francois, assistant vice president; Gerald B. Fitzgerald, assistant vi c e president; Thoma. J. Brazier I Jr., assistant vice president; Nicholas M. Walters, assistant cashierj John M. Lang, assis­tant cashier; William J. Lilmey, assistant manager; Donald A. Haerry, assistant manager; Robert L. Leslie, Ill, assistant

"manager. Mr. Andrews is a native of

Yonkers, New Yorl<:, a graduate of Williams College Class of 1943 and received his Masters degree from Harvard University. During World War II he served in the Pacific and is now a' DELMAR BOOTERY

HE 9-1717 Major in the Army Reserve. He was an American Institute four Com... Jack Loonardo, Prop

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Children or Adults

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The most practical of

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Aquascutum and London Fog

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ckt'S ;rn8 Jame. St,eet

Just off State Open Thursday to 9

Member Park'n'

of Banking histruetor from 1960 to 1963. Mr. and Mrs. An­drews and their son live at 7 Roweland Avenue in Delmar.

4-H Girls Win Awards The following Buttons and

Bows 4-H girls were awarded blue ribbons at the annual COtulty 4H Dress Revue: Sheryl Cosgrave, Cheryl Guertze, Mar-. line Fountain and Christy Mor­ris. The awards were given for 2-piece school outfits that the girls made and modeled. Red awards were received by Susan White and Denise Corn­well for their outfits.

Lori Whitney, Shelly Fink, Ellen Doherty and Kathy and Betsy Flemming were given blue awards for their first sew­ing attempt, drawstring aprons.

: Here IS something that spells security - a saJe box filled with U.S •. Savings Bonds.

TOP SOIL AT ITS FINEST!

Rich, specially prepared sandy loam or sandy clay Ioam_ J- W. MICHAELS CO. INC. LANDSCAPE CON­TRACTORS. HE 9-3823_

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HARDY SUMMER PHLOX

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GOOD SELECTION LE"

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SO LBS. so lBS.

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Come and see the Exciting

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Centrgl Avenue gt Colvin Avenue

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OVER &00 SQUARE FEET OF !.lYING SPACE, 2 LEVELS. 12 XI2 MASTER BEDROOM AND BALCONY, 5 X " MASTER BATH. 12 X 10 SECOND BEDROOM, 12 X 24 CATHEDRAL STYLE LIVING-FAMILY ROOM, FULL KITCHEN. FRONT AND REAR DECKS AND MANY tlOR.E EXTRAS!!

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Food Preservation Workshop Main Avenue, Albany. These The Albany County Home l1"ceeltilll!S are open to the pub­

Demonstration Department will and will begin at 10:00. conduct a Food Preservation a. m. and extend until 2:30 Workshop on June 18 at the. p.m. J with a lunch break sched­Lutheran Church in East Berne. uled for 12:00 p. m. to 1:00 On June 19, a similar workshop p.m. With the swnmer can­will be held at the Cohoes ning and freezing season fast YWCA, i35 Mohawk St., Co- approaching', these meetings hoes, and on J1.me 23; _a third should be of prime interest to workshop will be held at the a~a homemakers. Home Demonstration Depart- During the morning session, mentIs Work Center, 179 North proper preparation, packagi,ng

NOW • , , Home Delivery on all Brands of Soda and Beer by the case ••• at no extra Cast!! !

Enjoy your favorite Beer and Soft Drinks del ivered right to your door. No more lugging heavy cases or running out for that unexpected party.

Call ALBANY HO 5·7900 For complete information Tuesday through Saturday

Albany

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and storing of frozen foods will be demonstrated. Canning techniques will also be dis­cussed. The afternoon session will include demonstrations on jelly making present~d by Mar-

, tha Brown, Home Demonstration Age n t J and Eleanor Wages J

Assistant Home Demonstration Agent. Homemai:<.ers' are in­vited to attend either the morn­ing or afternoon session or both.

. Those attending are responsible for their own lunch.

Auxiliary Meeting Tonight

There will be a regular meeting of the-Ladies' Auxiliary of the Delmar Fire Department on June 18 at 8:00 P. M. at the fire hall.

MEETING ROOM

Availoble for small Card Parties -

Socials - Clubs

Phone Miss Waldron HO 2·6555

HOWARD JOHNSON MOTOR LODGE

Thruway Exit 23 - So. Blvd. Albo,:,y, New York

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with the Girl Scouts N. Y • J is a candidate for the degree of bachelor of science .If I were renting PEONY TIME!

Vacation time is here and Girl Sc-out troops are winding up the season with lots of ac­tivities.

Brownie Troop #122 plaIUled a cookout at Camp Is-Sho-Da for their final meeting. Mrs. James Holmes and Mrs. Rich­ard Ristau are the leaders.

Mrs. Edna Everson's Troop

in education at the 14Sth com-mencement to be held at Nor­wich University in Northfield, Vt. He a Iso is scheduled to receive an Anny oommission as a second lieutenant.

Kelton" a 1960 graduate of Bethlehem Centra 1 High School, is a member of the Biology Club and the chess club.

#348 had a picniC supper at Fire Officers Elect

Tall Timbers Day Camp, with The Town of Bethlehem Vol-' campfire and awards. ... . . unteer Fue Offtcers AssoclatlOn

Cadet Scouts ill Troop #412 tl I .. ~ Pr"d f I th N Y

_1. recen y e ecteu- eSl ent 0 p an to go to e ew Ol'E'l. I " W Id ' F" J 19 f th e organizatlon Fire Chi e f

or S au an, une , or R b th d Th

" I d Mrs a ert Wiggand, Selkirk Fire e ay. elr ea erst •

G Do I d Mr F nk Co. #2 at -Glenmont.

• ug as an s. ra Odell will accompany them. Also, e I e c ted were Paul

That's all th e news until Hopson, North ~ethlehem as next fall! . Vice President a nd William

Norwich Graduate Kelton H~ Chubb, son of

Mr~ an~ Mrs. Ivan E. Chubb of 298 Elsmere.- Ave. t Delmar,

Webb, Elsmere,' as Secretary­Treasurer.

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Prime Ribs, Sliced Tenderloin, Filet Mig"o" 2 Jumbo lobster ,Toils, Swordfish, elc., etc. * PrIvate Parties, Weddings, HE 9-9844 * Danting ~very Solurday Nite

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Hannan"s is First Again (

Introducing the sensational goU shoe made of miracle "CORF AM" • ; • First al Hannan's

This rEJIlarkable new DUPONT material breathes through millions

of .tiny pores that release [oat mahtute. "CORFAM" h: flexible ana

up to I/J lighter than comparable fine materials. "CORFAM" keeps the NEW SHOE LOOK LONGER • •• holds its shape and usists

cuts. abrasions, and many stains, too. "CORFAM" withstands weather

•.. n·pels water, won't fade, stiffen, crack or permanently water spot.

Wbisk cleaD with B damp cloth. Fir;t and exclusively at Hannan's.

Brown and white or navy and white • ••• 12.5.

fiannan SIwe6 29 Maiden Lane cor. James St.-Member PlIJ"k & Sh,op

Summer Athletic Camp Second Year

Professional Instruction

Basketball . . ~ Facilities

Baseball .,1!~>/ Include:

Football • !. Swimming Pool

Sessions begin July 6 ~ Basketball Courts and end Aug. 28 - .... Any dates available " , '/ Boys 11 years'" up

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or Call AI Sholtes, UN 1-2912 Art Hutson, IV 9.2835

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ALBANY

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Western Ave., McKownville

Headquarters for

GIRL SCOUT CAMPING NEEDS (Everything for Camp)

SUMMER SPORTSWEAR Ooooh, la, lal No matter whether you're going to the World's Fa_ir or to the mountains, MYERS has the "right" sports­wear for you. Come in and see the newest styles, the "right" thing fo~ any vacation trip ••• at prices you con afford. .

We 'ye carefully chosen the gifts

. to make HIM happiest

FATHER'S DAY JUNE 21 (Only)

AN INSECT SPRAY THAT

WON'T WASH OFF

Greenfield'· Systemic Insect Spray

• Last Longer Than Ordinary Insecticides

• Can't Wash Off

• Guards New Growth

.... ,. Immediate Protection for Roses, Flowers and Shrubs

Feura l3ush Road, Glenmont, N.Y. 439·1835

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

Kirk Hauser. HE 8-oo14."tf ALTERATIONS and sewing.

Pickup. HE 9-4636. tf

APPLIANCE SERVICE WESTINGHOUSE, RCA, KEd­

vinator. Guarante:ed used washers. Area Appliance Service. HE 9-2953. tf

'ASH & TRASH REMOV AL ASH & TRASH weekly pickup.

Monthly rates. HE 9-1287. Charles DeGrush. ' t~

AUTO UPHOLSTERING SEATS repaired, plastic win­

dows a nd zippers replaced. HE 9-3012. Bob's Auto Top Shop, 280 Delaware Avenue, Delmar. tf

BLACKTOP LETO PAVING COMPANY, work

guaranteed, reasonable price. Free estimates. HE 4-3779. tf

BOOKKEEPING T Y .l' 1 N G, bookkeeping, my

home. Call Catherine Hy­,erman. RO 7-3074. 4t625

BUILi5TNG & COrHRACTING

HOMES, garages, remodeling, additions, "e~sy terms. II Ho­gan Canst'ruction Co. IV 2-4693 tf

BICYCLE REPAIRS ,

SCHWINN RALEIGH

BICYCLES

A Parts and Accessories

Fo. All American and English

Bikes We repair all makes

TRADE,INS

BENNETT'S 561 Delaware A:"e., Delmar

HE 9-1862-

CARPENT-RY REMODEliNG - All type, of

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

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

ADDITIONS, remodeling, roof­ing, stairs, general repairs. MOLLE. HE 8-7165. 4t618

AUTHORIZED Installers of com­pIete Youngstown Kitchens, (wood cabinets). A 11 types of carpentry, roofing and painting. Leonard-Thomas. HE 8-5632. 4t79

CLEANING SERVICE LOCKMOR window, cleaning,

resident and office main-tenance, complete. IV 9-0121,489-2474. tf

COINS OID UNITED STATES

eign coins wanted. Hauf. HE 9-4007.

and for­John

5t618

DOLL REPAIRING ooi.Ls repaired, restrung, cos-

tuming. Reina Deitz. HE 6-1690. tf

DRAPERIES TREMENDOUS selection of new

decorative fa b ri cs. Finest workmanship at low, low prices! FREE "Shop At Home" Decorating Service. Phone HE 6-8568, Marcus FabriCS, 331 Central Ave., Albany. tf

FREEZE LOCKERS FOR RENT, 6

year. Call 2228.

cubic ft., $15 Ribley. 765-

4t72

'FURNITURE REFINISHING FURNIT URE repa iring, refinIsh­

ing, re-upholstering. French •. HE 4-0633. . tf

FURI"-IITURE UPHOLSTERY D R02DOL Upholsteri¥g Service.

Experts in home furniture up-

holstering. 16 JudseD Street •. HO 5-~795. tf

FUR STORAGE fUR storage, cleaning, re­

palnng. Free pick-up and delivery. Edward F. Meehan Furs, 53 Central Ave. ,Al­bany. 465-1473. tf

FUNERAL DIRECTORS M. W. TEBBUTT'S SONS

Albany Delmar 420 Kenwood Ave.

HE 9-2212

Serving All Faiths For Over 100 Years

JEWELRY EXPERT jewelry repairs. Dia­

mond setting,- engraving. Wed din g and engagement rings, reasonable. Your trustedjeweler:D. I.e Wanda, Delaware Plaza ShoppingCen­ter. HE 9-9665. tf

LANDSCAPING 20 YEARS eXperience. All

ph as e s landscaping. Esti­mates. Reasonable rates. wuis Bauer - PO 8-2066. tf

LAYVNMOWERS i.A WN MOWERS sharpened~ re­

paired. Jacobsen Sales and Service. Trades accepted. Pick up and delivety. M. Gudz, 138 Elm-· AveQ J Del­mar. HE 9-2025. tf

LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED

Lawn Boy and Taro Sales Service. Free pick.up & de· livery. Taylor & Vadney, 303 Central Ave. HE 4·9183.

MASON WORK REPAIRS or new work. Chim-

Ololottittl J\rttS RT. 32, GLENMONT, N. Y.

FROM ALBANY, 2 MI. SOUTH ON 'fW, RIGHT· a"! ROUTE ,no

A planned community of Elrly Amlric<ln HomiS •••• A link with YISI,rday'. pnt • • • <lnd tod<lY" leisure living.

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ney, porches, brickwoIK, plaste~, fireplaces, flagstone, patios, etc. HE 9 ... 1763 after 5. tf

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MOVERS LONG FOR LONG DISTANCE.

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

tf D.L. MOVERS. Furniture and

appliance specialists. Rea­sonable rates. Die k Leon­ardo. HE 9-52W. tf

ORIENTAL RUGS NEW A ND USED. in a 11 sizes.

and colors at reasonable prices. Washing and repairing by Dative expert. Pickup and delivery. Free estimates. Rod Kennani. Stop 3, Al­banY-Schenectady Rd., EX 3-6884 or IV 2-0457. tf

PAINTING & PAPERHANGING

INTERIOR, exterior painting. Free estimates~ Wow. guar ... anteed.. Jim Vo gel. - HE 9-9718. tf

ROY F LA N S BUR G, painting contractor, Voomeesville, RO 5-2712 or RO 5-2896.

tf INTERIOR and exterior paint­

ing. A Iso carpentry work. Frank Salisbury. Days: HE 9-5527, nights: HE 9-1355.

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PERMANENT WAVING SPECIAUZING in Breck, Rea­

listic? Rayette and Caryl Ric hard s permanents; hair tinting and bleaching .. MELE'S BEA UTY SA LON, PIa z a Shopping Center, HE 9-4411. tf

SPECIAIlZING inHelene Curtis, Breck, Rayette permanen~j "Well a Scalp Treatment.." Alice Farley, 11 Ridge' Rd., Elsmere. HE 9-222.>. tf

SCISSORS SHARPENED SIX pairs medium size scissors

$2j also pinking and grass shears, knives, lawnmowers. Call for and deliver. HE 9-3893. tf

SEPTIC TANK SERVICE NORMANSKILL Septic Tank

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

DElMAR SANITARY CLEAN­ERS. Serving Tri-Village area over 20 years. HE 9-1412 tf

SHOES AMERICAN SHOE REPAIR­

Quality workmanship on men's, women IS, and child­ren's shoe repairing. Free pick-up and delivery service at your own home. Call HE 6-0089 or 434"4601. tf

SIGNS RUSHMOR SIGN SERVICE -

Quick signs, low prices. Phones 272-7257, HE 9-4897

2t618 SLIPCOVERS

& UPHOLSTERING SliPCOVERS and upholstering,

custom made. Tremendous selections of fabrics. Finest quality workmanship. Lowest Prices! Free "shop at home" service. Phone HE 6 .. 8568. Marcus Fabrics, 331 Central Avenue, Albany. tf

TUTORING ' EXPERIENCE tutoring in all ele-

mentary subj ects. HE 9-9707.

REMEDIA L READING. Any age. Experienced teacher. References.. Adams Place. HE 9-2447. 4t618

HOUSE FOR RENT?

WE NEED

• FOUR BEDROOMS

• VOORHEESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT

• BY SEPTEMBER 1st OR EARLIER

• EXCELLENT REFERENCES

WRITE: Roger Olds, Deansboro Road, Deansboro, N.Y.

CALL COLLECT: Phone Waterville, N. Y. 524 MI

VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE

AUfHORIZED Hoover Dealer, sales & service all makes. F r e e pickup. Best vacuum service, 483 Washington ,A v­enue, Albany. HE 6-4147.

tf WATCH REPAIRING

EXPERT W AT CH, clock and jewelry repair, Reasonable prices. Your trusted jeweler: D. I.e Wanda, Delaware Plaza Shopping Center. HE 9-9665.

MERCHANDISE FOR SAlE

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Cl-UIDREN'S Home Portraits, weddings, commercial. Mar­tin of Slingerlands HE 9-5485 evenings. tf

;\LU.MINUM combination win­dows, doors, sidiug, etc. Finest quality at lowest pri­c~s. Taylor Aluminum Pro­ducts. RO 5-2856. tf

MERCHANDISE CLUB, '''fads'' 3rd semi-annual - now form­ing - reservations now accep­ted - opening date June 1 -first drawing June 6. Details furnished by phone or at the store J phone 439-4511. Club completed November 21, in time for Xmas shopping. tf

ANTIQUES bought and sold ... the sign of the Coffee Mill, 67 Adams Pl. J Delmar. HE 9-1021. tf

PIANOS, full leyboard, used spinets from $275. New $375 up. Area's largest se­lection. Brown's Piano and Organ Mart, 1047 Central Avenue, Albany. 459-5194.

5t625 FIDWERS for sale by dozen

and flat. M. J. Murphy. 85 Cheny Avenue. 3t618

ROSEMARY'S Antiques, bought and sold, Orcha rd Stree.~ in Feu r a Bush. HE 9-40 14.

4t625

THE SPOTLIGHT

USED BOOK s a Ie Saturday, May 20, Delaware Shopping Plaza, sponsored by First Unitarian Church, Albany. 1000 of good used books at bargaiIi prices. 2t618

KNAPP SHOES from factory to you. Call Perry. HE 9-1221, HE 4-7051. 3t625

NEW SNEAKERS and strollers at savings. Pick up clothing left on consignment by June 20th. Open daily 10 to 5:30 except Monday during June. Wednesdays only, during July and A ugust. Dot's. HE 9-9086. 2t618

THE KNIT-WIT Yarn Shop, Feura Bush. HE 9-3676. Free Instructions. 4t79

ANTIQUES; beds, chests, dress-ers, stoves, (wood, some coal burning). RO 5-2634. 3t72

REFRIGERATOR with freezer top, $35. IV 2-9146.

SPOTS BEFORE your eyes - on your new carpet - remove them with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1. Adams Hardware, Delmar.

ELECTRIC RANGE, Hotpoint, 38" Wide; china bone lamp. HE 9-4717.

FLOWERS for sale, by dozen and flat. M. J. Murphy, 85 Cherry A venue. 2t625

MAPIE TWIN beds, $25; table an 4 chairs, $25j grey 9x12 rug, $30. liE 9-1689.

HAtv1BURG that has a goo d steak taste, 79¢ lb. Also, hambu,~g especially priced for parties or freezer orders of 20 lbs. or over. GUTMAN'S, 'rrhe Old Fashioned Mea t Market, "Elsmere. HE9-2250

HOTPOINT electric range, good condition. 465-8536 after 5. .

BARN SALE, June 19-20, Walsh Fann at Route 156, Altamont and Gardner Road. Closing Antiques & etc.

25 STO RM windows J

each; 25 screens to $1.50

match,

"PicoHe Sold Mine" Again and again this familiar message ap­pea .. in your neighbor­hood • • • I f you need action phone one of our full time Salesmen or Saleswomen for the best Real Estate Service in the Capital District.

PICOTTE REALTY

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2 wood combination doors, $10 each, various sizes. All in excellent shape. HE" 9-2849.

2 GIRL'S bicycles 26 11 j pic­tures; 6 x 9 bra ided rug, $1Sj fo Id iug door. RO 7-2645 evenings.

BOY'S 26" bicycle, excellent condition, like new. IV 9-S3S6.

SINGER sewing machine; roll­a-way bedj dining room table; hassock; fireplace set; porcelain table; desk lamps; other items. SlO Delaware, Delmar.

14 DRAPERY panels, 72 inches long, lined, yellow back­ground, - will cover 25 ft. window space J $2 each. RO 5-2066.

WHITE PORCELAIN sink, ex­cellent conditionj Burl walnut bedroom suite; t win beds; lamps; antique ivory vanity; benchj mirrors; drapes, gold damask. HE 9-2443 after 7.30.

ORGAN; Hammond Spinet, private home use only, ex­pertly checked, A-l shape, $795, convenient terms. CLUETT &SONS, 3S Ce.nt"'l, Albany. No parking problem on the A venue.

OWENS Cruiser, 25 ft., sleeps 4, perfect condition. HE 4-2790, IV 2-3705. 2t625

EXTENSION lADDER, 30 ft., wood, $15. HE 9-9616.

4 ?vIlCHEIlN tires 6:70 _ 15 11 x black wall $100, excellent condition, HE 9-1073 evenings Mon. thru Thur. 2t625

DRAPES, custom made, liv.-, dining a nd family rooms, kitchen, bedrooms. Excellent condition. HE 9-9775 after rive.

GlASS lin,ed gas hot-water tank, t also draft beer capinet. HE I 9-4546.

AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE

1961 CORVAIR,2-door, auto­matic transmission, radio, heater, low mileage, per­fect condition, leaving coun­try. CaU 439-9617.

957 PONrIAC Sup e r Chief Station Wagon, automatic J

power steering, power brakes. Runs and looks good. Black and white with red interior, $450. Call IV 2-7318 after 5 P.M. .

- PETS

ST: yellow angora cat, Sling_ erlands, l'Banjo.1I Reward. HE 9-1004.

POODLE PUPPiES, black min­k,. iature, AKC registered cham­

pion and international cham­pion bloodline, $):50. HE 9-4677.

POODlES, black maie, min-

iature, AKC, 7 weeks, $75. IV 9-7206. 2t618

REAL EST ATE FOR RENT CAPE COD, Bass River, Mass.,

BLUE IODGE, South Shore, 2-3 bedroom housekeeping cottages from $100 weekly, July - Augusto From $55 wee k I Y off-seaso;n. Linen not prOVided. 439-3213.

4t625 THREE room apartment, fur­

nished or unfurnished. All utilities. 360 KenwoodAve. , upstairs. 3~618

'/ACATION AT Speculator, N.Y. on beautiful Lake Pleasant. Two bedroom cottage nicely located, $58 weekly. Phone Albany 462-3745 or write Mrs .. Paul Weitz. Speculator, N.Y.

2t618 CAPE COD, Eastham, Mass.,

$100 weekly on water, sleeps 6. RO 5-2064. 2t618

ROOM, furnished, first floor, private entrance, privileges, screened porch, bus, garage, excellent for pemioner. HE 9-2434.

$90 - COTTAGE, Elsmere, for 2 adults, near sho pping, available soon. Box 1'B 1I, Spotlight.

$100 - DEUvtAR, 4 rooms, bath, utilities, bus line. HE 4-2790, HE 9-1405.2t625

DEIMAR, 4 1/2-room apart­ment, heat, - hot water, range, refrigerator. A va il­able J u I y 1st. Bus line. Adults. HE 9-2352. 2t625

lAKE PLEASANr at Specula­tor - S-bedroom sum mer camp available July 11 for one week, $125. All con­veniences, private be a c h. HE 9-1235. 2t625

SUMMER RENTAL, Jun~ 19 to end of August. Albany State faculty family house (34 No. Allen St., Albany) Individual Rooms - $7-$10 per week or family - up to $35. Baby's and pets welcomed. J.:ree use of all facilities. IV 9-5ylO. W. H. Leue. 2t618

N.Y.S. OFFICIAL Inspection Center

L&H Broke & Front End Service

100 Adams Street, Delmar HE 9·3083

Alignment Wheel Balance Mufflers & Tail Pipes

Brakes Front End Springs

$90 - COUNrRY UVING, 5 minutes beyond De 1mar High School, 4-room apartment, fireplace, picture window with view. Box llMll , Spot­light. 2t618

GIF.NMONf~ three-room apart":' mentJ $85. Paddock. RO 7-9lUl.

REAL EST A TE FOR SALE ELSMERE, 5 bedroom colonfal,

den. Rea sonable., -HE 9-3980.

LOT, Rto 85, facing Thacher Park Road, home 01' business site. RO 5-2010.

THO U SA ND ISlAND Pari<, Alexandria Bay, 6-room, furnished cottage, electric, refrigerator, instant hot water, heat. RO 5-2010.

DEIMAR, 218 Westchester South: spacious 4-bedroom colonial on half-acre loto First floor: 24' beamed ceil­ing liNing room, oversized fireplace, formal 'dining room, kitchen-family com­bination, laundry and 1/2 bath, 2 back doors ~one~ Dutch}, tool shed on rear, heated. basement, 2-car ga­rage with storage, floored attic. Asking $35,000. Owners, HE 9-5.222.

W ANTED TO RENT DOCTOR'S family wants to rent

three or four bedroom home within Bethlehem School Dis­trict. Two children. Best references available. Call HE 9-2987. 21618

HELP WANTED D. L. MOVERS, funiit1.U'e and

NO FINER IMPORT FOR THE PRICE . ........... .

NEW SALEM GARAGE Rol,te 85 - New Salem

Phone RO 5-2702

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appliances, helper wanted. HE 9-5210. tf_

UBRA RIAN wanted for new library J elementary or sec­ondary. Salarv range, $4900 - $ 7600. If interested con tact: Earl H. Baile); Supervising Principal, Cairo Central School, Cairo, N. Y. Telephone MA 2-3231.

2t625 WOMAN to clean house- one

day a week. Own transpor­tation. References. 439-3145

WANTED: s e m i-retired man for part-time work at Little Folks Shop, Delaware Plaza, Delmar.

SITUATIONS WANTED IlCENSED practical nurse wants

day work. Good references. HE 9-4877. Own trampor­tation. '2t618

IRONINd done in my home. Yo u deliver and pickup. 439-293L

SENIOR HlGH school girl avail­able for baby sitting during summer, experience with small children .. HE 9-2096.

SPOTLiGHT Classifieds will Do !'ractica lIy Anything!

THEIlE'S ON'" OIReCnON ,.""'" , .. "" 8EST i./S~O C'ARSIN 7tlWN. ~W"'Y~WII./. DINCr VOi./ ~, •••

MMISH HAll MAN

Fast Becoming Mew York State's

Largest Chevrolet Dealer

OVER 300 CARS NOW IN STOCK

Marsh HaUman CHEVROLET

781 CENTRAL AVE. IV 9-555 I

Open -Ewcnings

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WORLDLY STRIPES FOR FATHER'

MANHATTAN'S DOCOMA

The world over, tliis blend of 65% polyester and 35% cot­ton is judged the ideal wash­and-wear fabric_ This Dacoma striped shirt drips dry, .never needs ironing, Wrinkle-free in the wearing - and extra neat appearance with Manhattan" Mantrim" scaled-to-size body taper_ "Snap-close" Grip-Tab caliar shown, or many others .

to select from, Size •. 14-17 $5_00

ALSO AVAILABLE IN CHECKS

THE SPOTLIGI

We can a.dvise ,you a'S to -who,t .to expect your carpet purchose_' We hove yeo ... of ex· perience in deoni,ng, repairing and genera' maimena'Ce 'of carpet a~d rugs,

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HOURS: OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FIlIDAY 'TIL 9

243 DELAWARE ·AVE., DELMAR

Call 439-9978'

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