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June 19, 1980

Vol. XXVI, No. 24
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VOORHEESVILLE
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i,I An American nag that Con-

I, gressman Sam Stratton had
! nown atop the V .S. Capitol in
\\'ashington was raised on the
'. new flagpole,. at the ne,w
·Scotland town park Satur-
day. The nag .'was presented
by the New Scotland Elks I
lodge in Flag Day cere-
monies and was raised by·
Exalted Ruler Happy Mc-
Tague. left. and Flag Day co-
chairman Joe Stracuzzi.
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Bethlehem crowns new tennis champions Page 22

 League of Women Voters, Thurs-
days, Bethlehem Library, 9:'15
.Spotlight A.M. Babysitting available. Infor-.
mation 439-5766.

CALENDAR AARP, third T'uesdays, First Unit- .

· Welcome Wagon, newcomers or
mothers of infants call 785-9640
for a Welcome Wagon visit, Mon.-"
Sat. 8:30 A.M.-6 P.M.
Bethlehem Youth Employment
Service; Mon.-Fri. 1-4:30 P.M.
, 439-2238
, American Legior ~_uncheons, for
members, guests and applicants
for, membership, Post Rooms,
· Popl1ar Dr., Elsmere, third
· Thursdays, 12 noon.
ed Methodist' Church, KenWOOd
Ave., Delmar, 12:30 P.M.
Slingerlands Fire Co. Auxiliary,
fourth Wednesday, Slingerlands
Fire ~all., 8 P,M.,P
Town of Bethlehem Town Board,
second and fourth Wednesday at
7:30 P,M.; Planning Board first,
second and fourth Tuesday at
7:30 P.M.; Board of Ap'peals first II
and third Wednesday at 8:00 P.M.
Town Hall, 393 Delaware Avenue.
Town officesareopen 8:30A.M. to
4:30 P.M. weekdays.
Town of New Scotland Town
Board meets first Wednesday at.
8 P.M., Planning Board second
and fourth Tuesdays at 7 P.M., Y
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Recreation Commission third
Tuesday at 7 P.M., Board of
Appeals meets when necessary;'

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usually Fridays at 7 P.M., Town
Hall, Rt. 85. .
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Nathaniel A. Boynton Vlllag~ of Voorheesvll~e Board
of Trustees, fourth Tuesday at 8
A d'vertising I Printing P.M., Planning Commission third <
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Susan E. Moore Tuesday at 7 P.M., Zoning Board

George Bleodgood, J r. second and fourth Tuesdays at 7
P.M. when age,nda warrants,
Office Manager Village Hall, 29 Voorheesville Ave.
Arline M. Holder

Contributing photographers:
Cheryl Marks, J.W. Campbell,
R.H. David, Lyndon Keyes

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 THURSDAY, JUNE 19
Public Hearing, Bethlehem Town

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Board, on proposed sewer ex-
Burt Anthony tension and additional facilities in
Assoc.· the existing Bethlehem Sewer
District, Bethlehem town hall, 445
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FRIDAY, JUNE 20
Storytelling Workshop, Beth le-
hem Library, 10-12.
SATURDAY, JUNE 21
Red Cross Bloodmobile, spon:..
sored by Unit No.4, Onesquethaw
Volunteer Fir~ Co., Clarksville
firehouse, 9a.m.-1 p.m. All donors
welcome, no apPointment neces-
sary. Information, Clara Appleby,
768-2324.
Capital District League Baseball,
Delmar Blue Jays VS. Rotterdam, 2
games, BCHS field, first game
12:30. Free. Bring folding chair.
Bird· Photography ,Workshop, for
experienced outdoor photo-
graphers, bring 35mm camers
and film, Five Rivers Environ-
mental Education, Center, .Game
Farm Rd., Delmar, 9-11:30 a.m.
Enrollment limited. Pre-regis-
tration $2.457-6092.
Strawberry Dinner, Unionville
Reformed Ct:wrch, At. 443, 4:30,
5:30 and 6:30. Reservations,
439-1511, adults $4.50, children
under 12, $2, under 5 free.
Bicycle Registration and inspec-
tion, Delaware Plaza, 11-2.
SUNDAY, JUNE 22
Bethlehem Pop Warner, -sign up
for players and cheerleaders,
Bethlehem Little League Park,
Kenwood- Ave., Delmar; 1-4 p.m.
Special On L1!IIittt CHRNi,
• Passport to Plmllco
Thursday 1 p.m., repeat 11:30 p.m.
• Odyssey: Back to Basics
Sunday 8 p.m.
• International Kitchen: HawaII
(premiere) Monday 11 a.m.
• Molders 01 Troy (local prod.)
(PBS special) Monday 9 p.m.
• Antarctica: Sea 01 Llle
Monday 10:30 p.m.
• Nova: The Sonoran Desert
Tuesday 9 p. m.
• Beckelt's 'Happy Days'
Wednesday 9 p.m.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas supports
public television for a better community.
Owens-Corning is Fiberglas
Cedar Hili School House Mu-
seum, Rt. 144 and Clapper Rd.,
open 2-5 p.m.
Exhibition Baseball, Delmar Blue
Jays vs. Dalton, Mass., BCHS
Field, 12:30 p.m. Free. Bring
folding chair.
Bethlehem Historical· Assn. 15th
anniversary dinner, Bethlehem
Elks Lodge, 5 p.m.
TUESDAY, JUNE 24
Wildflower Walk, Five Rivers
Environmental Education Center,
Game Farm Rd., Delmar, 7 p.m.
Free. Information, 457-6092.
Voorheesville Board, village
offices, 8 p.m.
. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25
Public Hearings, Bethlehem
Town Board, on proposed sale of
two parcels of Water District
property and one parcel of Sewer
District property, Bethlehem town
hall, 445 Delaware Ave., Delmar,
7:30, 7:40, 7:50 p.m.
Public Hearing, Bethlehem Town
Board, on proposed construction
of new flash boards at Vly Creek
dam, town of New Scotland,
Bethlehem town hall, 445
Delaware Ave., Delmar, 8 p.m.
FRIDAY, JUNE 27
Recovery, Inc., self help oraniza- .
tion weekly meeting, First United
Methodist Church, 428 Kenwood
. Ave .. Delniar, 12:30 p.m.
OWENS CORNING
FIBERGLAS
~~area arts~
A capsule listing of cultural events easily accessible
to Bethlehem-New Scotland residents, provided
as a community service by the General Electric Co.
plastics plant, Selkirk. Phone numbers are
for information and tickets.
THEATER
"Annie Get Your Gun" (musical) Mac-Haydn Theatre, Rt. 203,
Chatham. June 12-15, 18-22 (Wed.-Fri. 8 p.m., Sat. 5 and
8:30 p.m., Sun. 2 and 7 p.m. Box office 1-392-9292.
"My Fair Lady," Mac-Haydn Theatre, Rt. 203, Chatham, June
25-July 6 (Wed.-Fri. 8 p.m., Sat. 5 and 8:30 p.m. Sun. 2 and
7 p.m. Box office 1-392-9292.
Luis Rivera and his Spanish Dance Company, Woodstock Play-
house, June 20-21, 8:30 p.m., June 22, 7 p.m Local
toll-free number for box office, 458-7530.
ART
Exhibit, "Ritual Masks and Figures from Ivory Coast, the Upper
Volta and Mali," State University's Plaza Gallery, through
July 18.
Nineteenth and 20th Century Motors, Terrace Gallery, New
York State Museum, through Sept. 1.
,
The Great American Circus, exhibition of posters and photos of
1920s and 1930s, Albany Institute of History and Art,
through July 15.
Exhibition, centennial collection of 66 original photographs
made with the first Kodak camera, New York State
Museum, Albany, through July 12.
"Images of Upstate" exhibit of 19th century prints and photo-
graphs, New York State Museum, through Sept. 1. Ex-
hibition, paintings by James V. Gilliland and E. Andrew
Milts, Park Gallery, 240 Washington Ave., Albany, through
July 19.
lithographs 'by Robert Kipniss, Posters Plus Galleries, 295
Hamilton St., Albany through June 29. Mon.-Sat. 10:30-
5:30, Sun. 12-5.
FILM
"Chitty Chitty Bang Sang" (Dick VanDyke), captioned and
spoken dialogue, Albany Public Library, 161 Washington
Ave., June 21. Free.
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The Spotlight - June 19, 1980 - PAGE 5
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a room or remodeling your kitchen or bath - .Iet us help with a
City & County Savings Bank Home Improvement Loan. .
At City & County Savings Bank you can borrow up to $15,000 lor'
as long as 15 years to improve your home. (See chart below lor
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any office 01 City & County Savings Bank and apply now, .. lor a
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Flood insurance may be required by F.HA should the property be located in a ftood .
hazard area.
Any loan in excess of $7,500, exclusive of financing charges, shall be secured by a
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 The Spotlight
Graphic _MJelrIy
'.. serrlng the town8 of Bethlehem and New Scotland, Albany County, N. Y. • (518) 439-4949

DELMAR
Road race draws a throng
The first annual Hama-
grael Father's Day road race
drew some well-known names
~mong an enthusiastic crowd
of 2SS runners Sunday.
For instance: Ed Arnheiter,
former R-C-S star who won
the Bethlehem distance race
last year, won Sunday's 3~-
, mile open in 18:19; Dennis
: 'Northrup of Selkirk, who
won the Troy marathon last . Judy Parker. 43:30 .
. month, took the 7-mile open
Sunday in 37:37, three min-
i1tes ahead of Rich Langford,
Voorheesville village trustee
and a former New York 'State
cross-country champion in
~is . high school days; Herb
Reilly, Voorheesvillefather of
seven,and a' New Scotland
town councilman, won Sun-
day's 7-mile masters race,llI1d
Bethlehem Central stars Bill
Street and Judy Parker, who
took.,·first-place honors. in
teenage races. Street was only
a. minute· and a half behind
Northrup's winning time and
Judy.made a shambles of the
women's 7-mile cour~e, fin-
ishing neasly I) l1)inutes
ahead of Doris Davis, Delmar
mother of three. .
. Dave Corbin donated 100
trophies in behalf or Clujrt-
side Tennis Shop and ·Sport-
shoes for all finishers/in the
kids' races, and· merchandise
prizes were put up by Fleet-
feet of America, Gloria Ste-
vens of Delmar, Cramer's of
Troy, Radio Shack and ·An-
driano's of Delmar. Refresh-
ments were contributed by
Grand Union, A&P and Sha-
fer's Tri-Village Fruit Mar-
ket.
The event, billed as the first
annual, was the brainchild of
running exponent Joe Shae-
fer, school principal who
Sub-masters, Men· Michael Wal- l.l Mile
denmaier. 20:22; Bud Wallace, 20:44;
Dick Blanchard, 21:49. Sub-masters.
J J and under - Boys, John McNiff.
6:13; Bobbie Gambelunge, 6:14,
recently organized a running Women - Nancy Hodge, 26: II; Marie Craig Isenberg. 6: J 5; Girls. Maggie
Kautz. 26: 12; Georgia Gray, 28:55. Whitney, 7:35; Leanne Frye, 8:14;
club for Hamagrael families. Masters. Men - Bob McFarland. Due Hall. 8:27.
The event was designed to 21:38; Joe DeWolf. 22:05; Ron 12-14 - Boys, Thomas Thorn. 5:21;
replace the annual Bethlehem Tweedie. 24:07. Masters. Women _ Bill Varney, 5:32; Doug Chambers.
Father's Day race, which this Mary Scott. 26:13; Mary' Hughes. 5:42; Girls, Katie Whitney, 6:44; Kris
30:37; Maggie Lamitie. 31:09. Wiltse, 7:01: Kim Adler, 7:13.
year was switched to the
Fourth of July.
Other results:
Seven Miles
High Schoo) Boys - Bill Street.
39:11; Charlie Casey, 40:21; George
Beach. 40:45; High School Girls _
Open. Men - Dennis Northrup.
31:31: Rich Langford. 40:31: Jeff
Hickey, 41:03. Open. women - Dana
Dickinson, 54:51.
$ub--masters, Men - Herb Reilly.
.42:16; Robert Reinecke. 47:13; lyle'
Schoenfeldt, 48:32. .
3.5 Miles
• High School, [Boys - Bill Street.
21:32; Dan Oemblins. 21:36; Richard
Kitrick. 21:55. High School. Girls _
Evelyn· Carey, 25:09; Mary Nyilis,
26:50; Colleen Nyilis, 27:2S.
Open, Men - Ed Arnheiter, 18:19; Ken Hodge, Bethlehem Central coach, recei ... a drink from
James Poole, 19:27; Paul Garvin, some of his young students on Darroch Rd. during the Father's
19:56. Open. Women - Grace Cialik.
22:26; Anne Schrick, 30;37: Deb- Day road race. The boys, left, arched a garden hose on the
orah- Hughes. 32:37. runners, whose major request was to splash their backs.
R.H. Davis
More than ISO runners were off at the gun at Hamagrael.
Mark Collien
The Spotlight - June 19. 1980 - PAGE 7
 Held In burglary
An investigation by Of-
ficers John R. Cox and Rob-
ert Samsel of Bethlehem
police has resulted in the
arrest of a 16-year-old Del-
mar youth charged with
breaking into the Sport haven
bowling alleys last week.
Police said the youth ad-
mitted taking three cases of
A World of Delight for the beer and emptying two fire
Particular Palate. . extinguishers in a store room.
The beer was recovered from
a wooded area near the Dela-
Featuring: ware and Hudson track,
• Domestic·apd Imported Cheeses where it had been buried,
from around the world police said. The youth was
• Imported Coffee Beans ground to order arraigned before Justice Peter
Wenger in Bethlehem town
• Exotic Teas packaged and bulk court and released on pre-trial
• Specialty Crackers and Gourmet Foods probation pending an appear-
• Mrs. London's Breads and Croissants ance July 10.
• Cheese Platters and Assortments Story time again
• Gift Boxes shipped anywhere Bethlehem Library story-
tellers will make the rounds of
Hours: Tues. thru Sat.-IO a.m. to 5:30 p.m. the town parks again this
Sun.-12 noon to 5 p.m. summer to share stories with
children. starting July 7. The
295 Hamilton StreetlAlbany, NewYork12210/518-463-5471 scheduled times are: Clarks-
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ville, Mondays. 11-11:30;
Glenmont, Mondays. 2:30-3;
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BETHLEHEM
Town to build
pumping station
The Bethlehem town board
has scheduled a routine public
hearing for July 9 on its plans
to erect a water pumping
station in Elsmere to facilitate
the connection with the Al-
bany public water system.
The board last week au-
thorized a $75.000 allocation
for the facility on Kenwood
Ave. at Dumbarton Dr..·
where the city's 48-inch trunk
aqueduct intersects with the
Bethlehem system. The con-
nection, completed over a
year ago. enables Bethlehem
to purchase supplementary
water on an allocated basis
under a contract signed with
the city earlier this year.
Supervisor Tom Corrigan
said the pumping facility is
necessary beea use the water
pressure of both systems is
approximately the same at the
point of the intertie.
On new committee
Sara Ricciardi of Selkirk is
a member of the hospitality

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PA(3E 8 - June 19, 1980 - The Spor/ight
BETHLEHEM
Action planned
by abuse panel
"It's really a total com-
munity problem," Karl Goel-
ke, Jr. told an audience of
approximately 35 at a meet-
ing of the Bethlehem Drug
and Alcohol Abuse Commit-
tee last week. The committee,
formed last fall because of the
Parent Faculty Organiza-
tion's growing concern over
teenage alcohol-related ac-
cidents and substance abuse
reports, met to discuss the
findings of its three sub-
committees.
One group, headed by
Michael Breslin, had studied
existing alcohol and drug
Before the subcommittees
announced their recommen-
dations, Peter Nardiello of
the St. Peter's Alcoholic
Rehabilitation Center, and
Sally Downes of Project
Equinox, spoke about teen-
age drug and alcohol abuse.
"Teenagers are drinking at
an increased rate," Nardiello
declared. "Why do they
drink? To blot out reality."
In talking about the pres-
sures faced by today's youth,
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Nardiello said, "There's a WAX, DUST•••
problem in learning to cope
THESE AREA
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drug use, saying, "They medi- THINGS.
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that there are no facilities in
Bethlehem. Most services,
such as Refer switchboard,
are based in Albany. A com-
mittee headed by Rev. Fr.
Gregory of St. Thomas
Church' looked at youth
programs in other communi-
ties, and concluded that Beth-
parents should not overreact
and become vigilantes, but
should keep the lines of
communication with their
children open.
The final recommendation
of the Drug and Alcohol
Abuse Committee was that a
counsel arrangement be set up

BARK
lehem needs a youth program between town organizati.ons
or center, but admitted the such as the schools, churches
cost would be high. The third and services, and the youth.
subgroup lead by Jack Bren- The counsel would provide
nan, investigated ways to
spread information to the
public.
services in this area and
community education.
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The Spotlight - June 19, 1980 - PAGE 9
 VOORHEESVILLE two-hour dis'cussion with
representatives of the Parent-
Board supports . Teacher"Student Assn .. who
plea by parents oojected to increasing class
size, board members deCided
A surprise visit by. a dele- to hire two 'regular replace~
gation .' .of PTSA' mom'bers ment teachers' til fill the
persuaded the Voorheesville vacancies. '
board of education to jettison. A boardspok~sm,\ripoi~t-'
an optional plan that would ed out that class siies in the
announces 11 special have filled a teaching vacancy Voorheesvill'e system.are
with a teacher trained to work "substantially lower than
Road-Side Sale. with handicapped pupils.
The option, suggested by
average" and remain lielow
the maximullIs !,nofficially
1 Day Only the district administration as' observed by the local board.
a potelltial budget-conserva- I-Ieavy on the .pedal :..-
Sunday, June 22, 12·5 p.m. tion measure, was to hire a
liethlehem police have
special education teacherand
?pecial inventOIY clearance sale one new grade-level teacher as lodged several traffic counts
to make room for new merchandise. replacements for two teachers against Jose F.Rivera, 26.
resigning this month from the after· his car left a highway in'
elementary school. The pro~ Selkirk narrowly missing a
posal was in response to in- utility pole. 'Rivera wasar;.
Including: pfalltzgraff, Armetale, china, imported creasing state-level pressure rested by Office' Wayne La'
clothing, costume .jewelry, all wrought iron on local school boards by way Chappelle, who clocked ~is·
candlestands, and. !!'uch more ... of mandates requiring costly car at a speed of 85 on
staffing and facilities for' Wemple Rd. at 4: 15 a.m .•
Don't miss this very Speeial event! "mainstreaming" handicapped Saturday. LaChappelle pur-
students and students with sued the fleeing driver on Rt.
.Pleasant Valley Rd. off RI.1S6 above Altamont learning disabilities. 9W at speeds that reached 93
Saturday 124, Sunday 1·5 or by appointment miles an hour; according to
"We were asked to consider police reports.
861·7468 this opportunity to add a Summer reading club .
special education teacher
without adding to the in- ··With the theme, .... Don'
structional budget,;' a board Have a Dragon Sum;"er" the
member. said. uThe option Bethlehem Library will kick
meant having slightly larger off its Summer Reading Club
classes in one of the grades." on June 23 .. Children will fill
The faculty members re- out a Ucontract" for the
signing currently teach the number of books· they feel
fourth and sixth grades. One they can read over the sum-
is a teacher who has been on mer and give oral, written or
SUNDAY BRUNCH maternity leave who has illustrated reports on the
Served 11-2 • $4.75 decided to resign upon expi- books. Registration begins
ration of her leave .. June 23 in the· Children's
In the wake of a spirited Room.
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380 Delaware Ave., Delmar 0439·1866.
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Stuffed Pork Chops Alaskan King Crab
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Each dinner includes:
MANAGEMENT
. homema~e soup, salad bar, dessert & coffee
Frank, John and Ed are
LUNCHEON BUFFET $4.45 here to serve you.
Served 12-2 p.m .
. MQNDAY - FRIDAY Monday.Frlday 8 a.m.-9 p.m.
Live Entertainment Tues.-Sun. Saturday 8 a.m.-6 p,m .
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VOORHEESVILLE Tennis Instruction on tap

Contract signed
for water line
Installation of a new water
line on North Main St. in the
center of the village of Voor-
heesville is expected to get
underway next month. . will be held at 8: 15, 9:30,10:45
Mayor Milton F. Bates last
week signed a contract, with
Lang Brothers, Inc. of Sche-
nectady to ins tau an 8-inch
main for a distance of ap-
proximately 1,500 feet north
from the Grove St. corner.
The line will 'supplement the
existing 4-inch main, which
will remain in service.
Bates said five property
owners along the route signed
. easements to permit the con-
struction. According to Wil-
liam F. Hotaling, village
superintendent of public
works: the low bid submitted
by Lang Bros. was "substan-
tially below" the engineering
estimates made in 1976.
Plans call for the addition
of two hydrants on the new
main.
11_1_1_1_1_1_1_1._1_1_1_1_11
jHoujhfalln4's Mark£fj I
i "Country Style" Subs 8cpSandwiches j I
j " '. Kegs of Beer'
- • Choice Meats
I • Cold Cut Platters • Produce
I Rt. 32, Feura Bush Phone Orders 439.0028. I
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CLOSED SUNDAYS 1-
Bethlehem's Parks and Nestled in the mountains
Recreation P~pt.wil1 start a overlooking Thirteenth Lake,
tennis instqJction progr~m provides total relaxation
for young people the week 'of and excellent dining
in a rustic lodge.
June 23 at the Bethlehem
Middle School courts. Be,. Hiking-Swimming-Sailing
ginner-intermediate classes .. Canoeing-Tennis
and noon; advanced classes Fealured in :-:;;:;::::::J":(\',;:-=:'"
from I to 3 p.m. Girls will Counlr.v Inns and Backroads "-
meet Tuesdays and Thurs-
days, boys Mondays and
fol brochure
Write or call
Wednesdays. Registratio.n
can be made from 7 to 9 p.m.
North River, New York 12856
June 16-17 at the.Bethlehem (518) 251-2821
Library. Thereisa$l2feeand
residents . 9f 'the town and Proprietors: Mary and George Heim
Bethlehem Central school
district .~,a.'y participate.
Burglar interrupted
Bethlehem police have been
given a description .of a
Watch This Space'
burglar who was surprised by Each Week For
a Euclid Ave. woman return-
ing home at 9:20p.m. Satur-
day. Police said the burglar
$avings
fled 'by pushing his way
through a rear screen door,
taking with him watches and
jewelry valued at $1,380,
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WHAT TO GIVE THE JUNE BRIDE Voorheesville
A quality vacuum from Lexington Vacuum
News Notes
Maryann Malark 765-4392
.~
FILTER QUEEN HOOVER
EUREKA ELECTRO-HYGIENE Richard Leach, a health
teacher and coach at Voor-
heesville Central High
Reasonably priced from only $59 95 School, will be the com-
LEXINGTON VACUUM mencement speaker at gradu-
ation exercises for the Class of
VACUUM CLEANER SPECIALISTS 1980 on Friday, June 20 at 7
562 C.n....1 Avenu •• Alltany • 482-4427 p.m.
Closed Monday In addition to his 13 years
on the faculty at the Junior-
Senior High School, Leach is
guidance director for the
Helderberg Workshop and
Flowering Annuals also serves on its board of
directors. He has coached
and Perennials various sports at VCHS,
among them varsity baseball,
football and wrestling. Work-
ing in the health and educa-
Vegetable Plants and Seeds tion fields has kept him in
Asparagus Roots touch with such organizations
as Hope House and Planned
Herb Plants Parenthood. making him an
indispensable resource both
- Trees & shrubs to the students and the com-
munity. He lives in Voorhees-
ville with his wife and two
children.
Open 7 Day. A Week
f ersrSe fnger:n;~;:9_SSSS
U
1900 New Scotland Rd.
YJ
Linda and Donna Maz-
zara, Koonz Rd., Voorhees-
ville, were each recipients of
1980 diplomas from the State
University of New York.
Seafood Restaurant Inc. Linda received a BS degree
Rt. 9W, W. Coxsackie, N.Y. 12192 and Donna a BA (cum laude).
Linda has been employed by
N.Y.S. Thruway Exit 21 B the State Dept. of Mental
1-731-9905 Hygiene for the past few
Ever Been on Your Way Out to Dinner
and Then Realize BUD JONES
"OH, NO - IT'S MONDAY" ~ SERVICE
GoodNews- ~ Complete Auto Repairing
We're OPEN MONDAYS Road Service and Towing
June 30 to September 1
14 Grove St., Delmar, NY
Lunch - Dinner 11:30 AM. to 9:30 P.M.
~ ~
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Sunday Special - June 22 ;;
J Grove St.
WE
ARE
Full Course
FRIED BREAST of CHICKEN 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Monday - Friday
Saturday & Sunday Emergency Road Service Only
$6.40 439-2725
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years, attending school at
night. As delegate of Local
673, she is furthering studies
in labor relations through
Cornell University. Donna
has been with Newkirk Prod-
ucts of Albany on a part-time
basis. Following her return
from a vacation in Bermuda,
she will begin employment
with Sperry Univac as a
systems representative In
Syracuse.
A worship service by and in
recognition of graduating
high school seniors took place
at the Voorheesville United
Methodist Church Sunday.
The message utilized the
acting of Rev. Sherwood
Carver and seniors Tom
Plummer, Chris Vunk, Sue
Johnson, Diane Carver,
Debbie Zeh and Pam Klein.
Providing music supple-
menting the church choir
were seniors Pam Klein.
Diane Carver and Chuck
Donnelly. Juniors Carol
Crannell and Lydia Franks
and sophomore David Carver
lent their talents on guitars.
Jean Franks, organist and
. choir director, coordinated
the music and played the
auto harp for congregational
singing.
Arrangements for the
senior recognition were made
by the worship commission
with members Lettie Pinney
and Dianne Wight as host-
esses for the reception that
followed the service.
•
• Brakes,. Lubrication
• Wheel Alignment & Balance
• Ignition Service
• Electrical • AI, ConditIoning
• Dyno Tuning
• Foreign Car Service
• Cooling System Problems
• Gas Tank Repairs
 FEURA BUSH
4 hurt in crash;
driver arrested
A Del~ar woman remains
in Albany Medical Center
Hospital and three other
persons were seriously injured
in a head-on crash on Rt". 32
just west of Onesquethaw
Creek Rd., Feura Bush, Fri-
day night.
Selkirk state police have
charged Raymond G. Howe,
37, of Greenville with driving
while intoxicated. Troopers
said Howe's car, traveling
west, crossed the center line,
slammed into a car driven by
Dianne M. Burns, 34, of 29
Fernbank Ave., Delmar,
shortly after 10 p.m. and
overturned.
Mrs. Burns was reported in
fair condition at Albany
Medical Center with multiple , :be free "sundae parties" for
injuries. Riding with her were
Gregory Burns, II, who was
discharged from ihe hospital
Tuesday, and Jeffrey Oliver,
, • • • • _ - • • • • • • • • . • • • • • <l1li
Tenlire lor teachers
Eight teachers have been'
granted tenure by the Beth-
lehem Central board of edu-
cation. They are Miss Kathy·
Baird and Mrs. Mignonne
Philips, elementary; Miss
Eloise Guzior,' school psy-
chologist, special subjects;
Joseph Kavanaugh, 7-12
mathematics; Mrs. Mary
O'Brien, business education;
George Smith ana Mrs. Sally'
Tanzer, inusic, and Robert
Salamone, 'physical edu-
cation.
Sundaes .Ior dIeters
Diet Workshop classes on
Wednesday, June 18;'at 7:30
p.m .. at Howard Johnson's
lyIotor Lodge;' 'Southern
Blvd., and. ()!' Th.ursday, June
19, at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at
'Bethlehem Lutheran Church,
85 Elm Avenue, Delmar, will
members and': guests. The
public is also invited.
,

9, of 95 Fernbank Ave., who : EDUCATIONAL :

.was discharged· Monday.
Howe suffered neck in-
juries and was released from
the hospital on Monday. The
injured were taken to the
hospital by the Onesq uetha w
and Delmar rescu~ squads.
,
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The Spotlight - June 19, 1980 - PAGE 13

 HORSEMANSHIP COURSE
at
Glynhafan Stables, Inc:
_"","". ~ Bullock Road, Slingerlands
Betsy Buchardt, Instructor
Each session - five days
Mon .. Fri, 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon
I $601
session
_ Also Welch Ponies for sale -
Contact: Glenda Armstrong 439-1616 (evenings)

NOW OPEN
Spelling finalists from Bethl,eliem Central pose with English

~'\,,~O ~~JUNC:r.!O.",. supervisor Eugene Duffy before, the regional spelling bee at
Menands. From left, Ste"~n Ayres, Sara Rothstein, Jennifer
. Scott, Peter Baustein, Peter ,,"'inkier and Jeremy Manning.

~Ice Cream
.I. W. Call/phi'"

'Parlor BETHLEHEM
Be graders win.
sixth graders, and Sarah
Rothstein,. a fifth grader from
Soft and Hard 14 Flavors spelling honors
the Hamagrael Elementary
Ice Cream Shakes SchooL
Ice Cream Sodas Peter, Blaustein and Jen- ' To make the team, Beth-
SUMMER HOURS:' Sundaes nifer Scott, sixth grade pupils lehem's six representatives
11:00 - 10:00 at Bethlehem Middle School, proved their spelling skills in
An "Old Fashioned 100% Naturally Flavored won first and second place district-wide competition. A
Ice Cream Parlor" Hard Ice Cream respectively in a regional total of 47 youngsters tried
spelling bee held at the Men- out in a spelling bee con-
FRESH STRAWBERRY SUNDAES ands SchilOI on June 4. About ' ducted earlier by English
50 pupils in grades 5-8 par- Supervisor Eugene Duffy.
If you like Pina-Coladas Duffy said afther the regional
ticipated in the competition,
try our NEW Pina-Colada Ice Cream Soda representing nine school dis- bee that most of the words he
with Hershey's Coconut Ice Cream ~tricts in Albany and Sc[lenec- used to determine Bethle-
tady counties. . hem's representatives were
1 South :Main Street, Voorheesville. NY Another Bethlehem partici- more difficult than the ones
pant, Peter Winkler, a fifth put to the regional partici-
grade pupil at the Slinger- pants.
'lands EI.,mentary School, Peter and Jennifer will

Get the to.ok~ fouhh place. The other represent Albany and Sche-
pupils on Bethlehem'S six- nectady counties at the New
member- team were Steven York State Spelling Bee to be

best ,Ayres and Jeremy Mannin/1, :heldiii Syracuse on Aug. 26.

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Every broker in town

wants to list your home.
Some may be friends
or relatives, but what
can they do for you.
Before making a commitment,
check these vital points:

1. Do they have an active office in the Delmar area?

2. Is their office open 7 days a week and have a 24-hourexchange? .
3: Do they have as thorough a marketing program as we do (classified advertising, sign, open
houses, home brochures, "Landmark Homes", etc.)? . ..... ., " ; ' . ','
.. 4. Are they associated with a leading national relocation organizafiori'Wh·ic.h pfovides out of
town prospects? (We are members of RELO/lnter-citY.Flelocation Service, the nation's
largest.) .. .. ,. .
5. Do they have established contacts with corporations who transfer 'people?
6. Do they have a nationally acclaimed training prbgralJ1whichprodlJGes only·the finest.
quality of sales representation? .. . . • .. 'z~ . ' .~ ....
1. Can they guarantee the sale of a prospective purchaser's home with a Guarantee-Trade~ln
program? . "'...-' . .. '.
8. Is their firm as prominent in Bethlehem as Roberts? Do theyl1avea well organizeqtea~ .
of professional, full time sales people working to sell your hOfTi'S? We'have over
80 associates company w i d e . . e£.. .... . .
9. Do they hold regular Homebuyers Seminars which produce .. knowledgE!1!ble and qualified
buyers, possibly the buyer of your home? "
10. Does their firm"have as good 'a reputation as Roberts? We are ~nOWf1;,for our .fair, pro- .
fessional dealings with clients as well as other Realtors. ' ~ '.<, , , ' '. .

11. Will they put in writing what they will do for you? Ask about our "Pledge of Performance" .
with the 16 affirmative actions. We pledge to sell your h'ome quickly and at the' highest
possible price. . ..
.

Roberts Call 439-9906

Real Estate
MAIN OFFICE: 1525 Western Avenue, Albany, New York 12203 (518) 456-6511'
DELMAR BRANCH: 190 Delaware Avenue, Delmar, New York 12054 (518) 439-9906
GUILDERLAND BRANCH: 1977 Western Avenue, Albany, New York 12203 (518) 456-4411 . ','

The Spotlight - June 19. 1990 - PAGE 15

All ice cream made fresh daily on premises

222 Delaware Ave.

c.. . .
ICE CREAM SUPERMARKET
~ OPEN 9:30-9:30
Delmar. New York CERTIFIED ~ KOSHER 7 Days a Week
439-7253
• Graduation Cones $.40 & .65
Ice .Cream Sundaes $.90
. Cakes Milk Shakes $.90
$3_9Sand up

At Adams Downtown Albany

..
~.~

~'"
--- Nancy Sherman, left, and Eleanor Vogel, enjoy letterbooks
presented by faculty members at Elsmere School. Spol/i,hl

ELSMERE second grade in Menands and

School to honor
A fine brilliant cut diamond set in a platinum or 18K gold
mounting you can be proud of. No need to buy from retiring teachers
strangers, we've been here over half a century. Best of all After nearly three decades
you may save money. of teaching, Mrs. Nancy
Sherman and Mrs. Eleanor
...... ~.
." . . Vogel are retiring. from Els-
, ....MI." 58 North Pearl Street mere Elementary School this
Albany, New York week. They will be given a
Registered Jeweler special sendoff Thursday on
the last day of school.
Mrs. Sherman graduated
from the State University at
Oneonta with qualifications
to teach kindergarten through
eighth grade, but she only
wanted to work in the lower
levels; kindergarten through
third. She settled in this area
in 1949 and taught first and
Loudonville schools for three
years. She has taught third
grade in Elsmere for 25 years.
Both her son, who now lives
in California, and her daugh-
ter, who has moved to New
Jersey, are graduates of Beth-
lehem Central High School.
Mrs. Vogel came to Els-
mere Elementary after II
years at other schools, in-
cluding six years at Slinger-
lands. She studied Junior
High Math and English in-
struction at Buffalo State, but
when she was mistakenly
placed in a kindergarten class
during a practice session, she
decided she preferred working
with younger children. She

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. Evening 'gowns and bowling shoes were the f~shion at Del ~ AND COMPOSITION
Lanes last week in the BeUS after-the-ball feslivites. Susan ~, 1 I MD' "JIV
UaISd:c:irf, fo:reground, ai",s for a strike as Linda Busick makes' ¥;., INDIVIDUAL eRIT ( S V'\ L.I
her a'pproach, The Senior Ball celebrants then went to the town
park for a 5 a:.~. "breakfast;' R. H. Davis
~
'j I~
'p'ro',B[1<piT LJONGLEY
LI,-!
has taught second and third Delmar schools has increased ,a ... IN'S, T0UClO0
grade at Elsmere for 15 years, the class size, but has not ~ "l:::' 1'---
,'The only major change the affected the classes signifi' , (i' AfTERNOON S£.SSIONS
teachers have noted at the ,cantiy, Other than little things,~, JUNE 23-27, JV' i7-II,JVLY I'H~,JULYZI'lS
elementary school over the Mrs, Sherman and Mrs. Vogel ~ '-
years was when the sixth say, Elsmere Elementary a H'[35."
'grade moved up to the Middle School remains pretty much, A CALL't39·00bO OR 439-28/'Z roR INrORMATION
School. They reported that the, same as the day they first ¥; .
the merging of Elsme,re and arnved,. ....
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A CLASSIC BULL MARKET?
We believe the key ingredients for a strong stock market pverthe next one to
two years are now inplace. The economy is in 8 period d IJfedpitous decUne,
but JX>Werful forces are being unleashed ~ch shoukl stem the downc:1raft
soon and lead to improving economic news. The stock market ~ quite
attractively valued relative to bonds and shorH.enn insb'uments. While one last
market downturn is a real possibility, when we iook back a yeer from now, the

fI
]Sing ]Srest
next few months will, we think, have been a good time to buy stocks-
especially stocks which are favorably positioned for the 1980' So
There are, ho~r, risks to this forecast. Current Interest rates coukl prove
to be inadequate to arrest the GNP decline, and unforecastZlble shocks could
lead to a continued free-fall. Iran, Nghanistan. Central Americ:a. and the
broader issues of the Middle East and US./Soviet relations remain In the
background as potentially negative wild cards. The political arena seems to

'irstnurnnt hold little prospect for significant positive or negative surprises. ~

we don't believe these risks to the economy and the market are inordinately
high, considering the market's attractive fundamental w.luation.
The stock market has risen 800ut 15 percent during the past several weeks
'

and history would suggest some sort of pause or correction in coming -Neeks.
Steak. Chops. Fresh Seafood StIli, we believe that the odds favor a good stock market overthe next: one to two
years. We suggest significantly overweighting equities, with heavy emphasis on
stocks with favorable secular trends for the 1980's.
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Rehearsals
. "Bar Mitzvas
Hors d'oeuvres Graduations
Parties (indoors or out)
Entertainment Available
237
McIsaac, McIsaac, and Johnson
A ttorneys at Law
Robert Real Estate Building
190 Delaware Avenue
Delmar, NY
. (518) 439-9304
Office Hours:
Monday thru Friday
Evenings 'and' Weekends
.. By Appointment'
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, Pictured at lell
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'Neal FitzPatrick, right, .1"0n the soccer kick,~t· SaturdaY's
'ERA'Bob Griese Sportstacular' for muscular dystrophy at
Bethlehem town hall grounds, Doug Koot, center was second
and Tom DeAngelis, third'. Karen Mack of Delmar raised more
than 5150 and won a bike as first prize, Other prizes went to
Melissa Martley of Glenmont, second, and <Melinda M'ai'tin~
Glenmont;third. Three other priies will be awarded when the
totals .are. .completed, John Healy, sponso~, said. Murk Culfi('ll .
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BICYCLE THEFTS Chamber honors·
June 13 - BCHS,locked, re- local business
gistered.
Five local businesses have
J un" 13 - Dumbarton Dr.,
side of garage, not registered. been cited by..the Bet~lehem
chafIlber of ·com"merce'·.in, .
June 13 - BCHS, not re-
gistered. recognition. of.a quarter cen-"
tury of service. ',"
June,.12 - Middle School,
n'ot registered! A warded 25-year, citations
'June II ' BCHS, not re- at the chamber's annual a-
gistered. wards dinner Saturday at
June 10 - Retreat House N ormanside Country Club
were Bethlehem Cemetery,
Rd.', Glenmont, registered.
Callanan Industries, Brown-
ell Agency, Town and Tweed,
and Robert Wright of Wright
Refuse.
Bike registration .
Quilling The Bethlehem .police de-
pariment's youih'bureau will
Framed: cqnduct a bicycle registration
and inspection program at
Delaware Plaza from II to 2
Graduation, Saturday, June,21.
Wedding and Home-baked PIES
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Nineteen Boy Scouts of Troop 260, Delmar, reinstated Pickett's Charge, Bloody Angle 'and, "
Devil's Den on a two-day visit to Gettysburg earlier in the spring. The boys spent one day as a, '
Yankee soldier. one day as a rebel soldier, and everybody got a Scout patch and medai for"
participating in the IS-mile Gettysburg Heritage program. Posing for Scoutmaster R.H. Da:vis's "
camera at Devil's Den were, from left: Steve Malsan,Jirn VanWoert, Ken Malsan, Ted Waldon,
Chris Sheridan. Bill Drapeau and Jim Ferrari.

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 BASEBALL
Community Serviic:e by
Blue Jays sweep
2 doubleheaders
KEYSTONE BUILQ'ERS, INC. Delmar's red-hot Blue Jays
combined hard hitting, slick
FOR ALL YOUR CARP'ENTRY NEEDS fielding and good pitching to
sweep two doubleheaders on
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Local fans will have two
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chances to see the Blue Jays,
now 10-2 and 4-0 atop the
Capital District Baseball
League, this coming weekend.
L.C. S.MITH Delmar will host Rotterdam
in a league doubleheader
Lawn and Garden Equipment Saturday at the BCHS field,
154-8 DellWI 'n Ave., Delmer Phone starting at 12:30, and will play
Plaza)
(next to De/aVolare 439-9748 the Dalton, Mass. Collegians
I
in a nine-inning Youth Day
I.
exhibition Sunday starting at
Special 12:30. On Sunday, all Little
Leaguers, Tomboy softball
Homellte players, Babe Ruth teams and
Gas Powered all other youngsters and their
parents will be eligible for
String Trimmer drawings for two New York
$99 95 Yankees box seats and four
major league baseballs during
the seventh-inning stretch.
Jacobsen The Blue Jays turned in
four straight errorless games
twin-blade over the weekend. They :de-
mulcher® feated the Halfmoon Tigers,
Prices start from 12-4 and 8-7, at Harris.Sta-
dium, Halfmoon, Saturday,
$234 95 and got superb pitching from
Jeff Rose and Big John Mac-
Donald in a 3-0,4-1 sweep at
Dalton Sunday.
K.ING JAMES GRANT Charlie Leonowicz knocked
in three runs with a triple and
AUTHENTIC COLONIAL two singles in a J 2-hit assault
in the opener Saturday. In the
nightcap Ward Phelan ex-
ploded two 390-foot doubles
off the centerfield fence and
Mickey Brantley had a double
and single and was deprived
of a triple by an over-the-
shoulder catch in deep center.
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At Dalton, the Jays put on
what veteran manager Rudy
T offenetti termed "the best
defense I've seen in semi-pro
ball." Leonowicl made two
diving stabs in the outfield,
shortstop AI Bradt had a
bare-handed stop and a diving
grab, and third baseman Neil
Stickles three sparkling plays
on smashes and slow rollers.
Brantley walloped a 390-foot
homer with the bases empty in
the seventh of the first game,
and newly acquired outfielder
Steve Wallack, a 20-year-old
outfielder from Southern
Connecticut College, had five
hits on the day.
Earlier in the week, Phelan
hurled a two-hit shutout
Wednesday against the Col-
onie Shamrocks in a curtailed
six-inning non-league con-
test. fanning nine with his
dropping lefthanded curves.
On Thursday. the Blue Jays
dropped an 8-5 decision to the
undefeated R&R Pools of
Schenectady, the area's most
powerful team. Delmar was
trailing 7-1 after two innings.
but rallied for four runs in the
seventh and had the tying run
at the plate with two outs
'when former Detroit prospect
Frank Dietz came in to
quench the rally. Stickles
blanked the Pools over the
last two innings and belted a
two-run triple to highlight the
rally: Brantley had two extra
base hits taken away by shoe-
string. catches on the run in
left center.
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SOFTBALL
TRI-VILLAGE LITTLE LEAGUE PREPARATION

H. Andy
Standing. June 14

SENIQR LEAGUE
W L
10 2
O. Corning 8 4
Manu. Han. 7 6
Big M
Starwood
Miss Glen.
W L
5 6
3 8
2 9
Elks, Vogel's
lead Tomboys
Bethlehem Elks and Vo-
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gel's captured the first leg of
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Main Care 9 3
W L Hallonel
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6
L
5
the Bethlehem Tomboys soft- '
ball championships with vic-
tories last week.
SAT
Summer Classes forming
D'ADDARIO GUITAR
STRING SETS
SpotliQht 7 4 Pro Green. 6 5
Col. Toyota 6 4 Gen. Elee. 6 6 Home runs by Gina Miiler in July $3.75
Mullens 4 5 Meyers' 5 5 and Vicki Manion led the
C.Y.C. 3 10 Farm Farn. 3 8 Call Days. Evenings & Weekends Closed Saturdays
Ties - Colonie Toyota, Mullen's, Elks to an 11-9 win over John or Visit Our Cer.ler thru Labor Day
Farm Familv. Price Greenleaf. Germann Enterprises to Albany Cenler - We'Rent Guitars -.::.::-
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INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE clinch the Intermediate League , 15181439·8146 Continue summer music st"de,~~.
AmerlClin W L National W L
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E.Y.P. 9 2 Royce Day a 4
C.Y.C. 6 5 Main Care 5 3 play got underway this week, GET A FREE
Farm Fam. 6 7 Gen. Elee. 6 4 MUSIC STAND!
Paper Mill 5 7 De1. Honda 4 7 First-half winners in ·the
Natl. 1nsul. 3 7 Servo Mstr. 2
Ties _ Servicemaster. Main Care.
8 Minor League are· Vogel's, CENTE~
EDUCATIONAL Accessories - Repairs -
Instruction
with a 14-8 clincher over Monday - Friday '1:00 to
American
MINOR LEAGUE
W L Nation" W L Union National Bank. Wendy Centers I~ ,Major US Cities & Abroad
Wthrmaker 8 0 Cap. Kitch. 1 e
Klersy Alty. 4 3 Prof. Auto. 6 1
Vogel did most of the damage \I your. ~p,otlight doesn't come Thursday, call 43'9-4,9'49,
Harz.Smith 4 5 Pat & Bob's 6 3 with a grand-slam home run.
Frank Muia 2 5 Del. Printers 5 3
A. Smith 2 6 Germann's 3 5
Klersy Bldr. 1 7 Convenient 4 4
Sutter's 0 8 Buenau's 2 4
Ties - Frank Muia, Klersy Builders, ..,
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Prof. Auto Parts, Buenau's.

BETHLEHEM TOMBOYS
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Standings June 15
MAJOR LEAGUE
. W L W L
Ric. Studio 2 0 C.Y.C. Rlty. 1 1
8eth. Mas. 1 0 Tri-Vil. Drugs 0 3
INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE
W L W L
"Beth. Elks 6 1 Sportshoes 3 4
Chan. 10 5 2 Germann 1 4
t~. Dunston 5 2 Sutter:s 1 5
Buenau's 4 2 Gen. Elec. 1 6
'Wins first-half championship.
MINOR LEAGUE
W L W L
'vogel's 7 1 Spotlight 2 4
U.N. Bank 5 2 Brockley's 3 5
Bryant 5 3 Denby's 3 5
At. Cement 4 3 BPW Refuse 2 6
Farm Fam. 4 4
'Wins first-halt championship.
Ties - Union National, Spotlight.

VOORHEESVILLE BABE RUTH

Standings June 15
w L w L
Dyn. Yanks 3 0 St. Mat. 1 2
Rod & Gun 3 0 Spotlight 0 1
Kiwanis 1 1 Revere Can. 0 3
Dyn. Mets 1 1

BETHLEHEM BABE RUTH

Standings June 15
w L W L
Main Care 3 1 Nat. Sav. 2 2
Gen. Elec. 2 1 Skippy's. 2 3
Blue Cross 2 2 Prof. Auto 1 3

CHURCH SOFTBALL
Aesultt June 15
Albany 7, New Scot. 6
8eth. Comm. 28, Del. Ref. 6
Beth. Luth. 9, Glenmont 6
Presby. 9, St. Steph. 2

'.I St. Thomas 15, Knox 4

Voor'ville 10, Bethany 2
Cluster 8, Colonie 5
Methodist 9, Wynants. 6
Standings June 15
w L w L
Cluster 7 0 8eth. Com. 3 4
S1. Thomas 7 0 Knox 3 4
Colonie 6 1 Voor'ville 3 4
Oel.Presby. 6 1 First Church 2 5
Wynants. 5 2 New Scot. 1 6
Beth. luth. 4 3 St. Stephen's 1 6
Del. Meth. 4 3 Bethany 0 7
Glenmont 4 3 Del. Ref. 0 7
The Spotlight - June 19. 1980 - PAGE' 2'
 We'll make
motor
g

Pat Bowman hits a crisp volley from mid-court in Bethlehem

women's tennis final at the Middle School. On the cover:
Tournament co-chairman Cissy Stasiuk presents trophies to
women's doubles champions Lynn Corbin and Nancy
McCammon and runners-up Kathy Yeats and Pat Bowman.
TENNIS
Another net title for Denny
Delmar's Dave Denny won er made it to the semis this
his third men's singles crown year.
and second in a row Sunday Ackerman got some meas-
as the Bethlehem tennis ure of revenge when he team-
Restaurant championships wound up a
two-weekend elimination.
ed with Craig Jones to beat
Denny and Jim Schaefer, 7-5,
featuring fine Denny overpowered his 6-4, in a men's double's
Cantonese, Mandarin, Szechuan, former Bethlehem Central semifinal. Ackerman-Jones
Polynesian and American cuisine and Albany State teammate, then took the crown with a 6-
LUNCH, DINNERS & TAKE-OUT r"" Phil Ackerman, 6-3, 6-4, in
the finals after both had
3, 6-3 win ov~r Mike Har-
. DELICIOUS COCKTAILS ~ survived gruelling semifinal
rison and Ed Taylor.

Mon-Thurs 11-10 Fri-Sat 11-10:30 Sun 12-10 f!J- matches earlier in the day.
Top-seeded Lynn Corbin
and Nancy McCammon won
DELAWARE PLAZA 439-6662 439-9086 In the women's final, Pat
the women's doubles title with
Bowman of Hudson, eligible a well-played 6-4,7-5 triumph
for the town championships
over Pat Bowman and Kathy
because of membership in the
Yeats of Hudson. The win-
sponsoring Bethlehem Tennis

N Assn., had too much ex-

perience for Alison Cooper,
17-year-old Delmar shot-
ners had to overcome Eileen
lones-Aussie Shayegani in
the semis, 6-4, 6-2, while the
Hudson pair was taking Ann
smith, and won, 6-0, 6-4.
,YOU CAN SEND YOUR I""'LU TO TENNIS ~A,Mf Jessica Treadway, defending
and MoIlYTreadway,6-1,6-L
Mon. to FrL IN ALBANY champion, lost to the 1979 But the Treadway name so
.9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. runnerup, Dodie Segel, 6-4, 6- frequently engraved on Beth-
$35 per week 7, 7-6, in a thrilling rematch of lehem tennis trophies over the
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winning piece of silverware.
Thirteen-year~old Laura
Treadway. youngest of long-
!ime champion Ann's three
daughters. won the women's
"B" singles with a 6-2 .. 6-1
~weep, over Judy VanWoert.
Other results:
, Men's B doubles - semifinals; Jeff
Elietson~Mike Cole defeated Bob
'Fraser-Bud Brush, 3-6, 6-3,6-1; Don
Wood-Ian Yeats defeated Greg
'Manion-Mark Welch. 6-3. 6-1. Final:
Wood-Yeats. 6-\, 6-3,
Men's B singles - semifinals. John
Nyilis defeated ·Erik Hall. 3-6, 7-5. 6-
3; Brian Segel defeated Carl Thorsen.
6-1, 6-4. Final. Nyilis. 6-3. 6-0,
Mixed doubles - semifinals. Kirby
Ha:nnan-Nancy McCammon de-
feated .L,ynn' Corbin-Ed Taylor. 6-4,
.4~6.·t>=2; Charlie and Barbara Schan7.
defeated Pat and Tom Thomasetti.
7-5."6:"4. Final. Hannan-McCammon.
6-0. 6-4 ..
Mixed ·doubles B - semifinals,
Mike and Diane Hampton defeated
Stephanie and Don Ragone. 6-4. 6-4;
Randi and Beryl Frank defeated Judy
.and Gordon Dyndor, 7-6, 6-4. Final.
Hamptons. 6-3, 6-7,'6-2.
Women's B doubles - to be played
this week.
Wrestling clinIcs start
Children in grades 2-12 can
take part in a wrestling clinic
sponsored by the Bethlehem
Parks and Recreation Dept.
this summer. Session I will
begin June 23, with classes
from 10 to I weekdays at the
Bethlehem Central High
School lower gym. There is a
$15 fee and participants will
be grouped by weight and
ability level. Wrestling and
conditioning sessions will 'be
held from 9 to 10:30 week-
days, beginning June 23.
There is also a $15 fee for the
conditioning sessions and it is
recommended that interested
persons participate in both
sections of this program. For
registration information, con-
tact Rich Poplaski, 732-7867.
Now Thurs. - June 26 - 2 Hits
"HOLLYWOOD KNIGHTS"PG
2nd Hit - Dom DeLuise
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Faculty funds
memorial award
Restrung and Regripped
VIOlins Repaired \ ..
Bows Aeh.'red
SHAKLEE
, NATURAL PRODUCTS·
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Faculty and staff members
at Bethlehem Central High
3 Becker Terrace. 439-9739 439-4857
School have set up a fund for
an award in memory of 'Miss
Martha (Marcie) Stafford,
physical education teacher.
The award will be given to the
senior named the outstanding
girl athlete.
Miss Stafford, a member of
the Bethlehem staff for 31
years. was found dead Thurs-
day after being stricken at her
home on Greenleaf Dr.. Del- Year's
mar, where she lived alone. A
native of Briarcliff Manor, supply*
she joined the Bethlehem
faculty upon graduating from of toulh
Cortland State Teachers Col:
lege in 1949. She coached field disposable
hockey for 30 years, tennis for
·27 years, basketball for 26
years 'and also coached sev-
bals
eral other sports at various
times.
In June, 1979 she was given
an award by the New York
State Association of Health.
Physical Ed ucation and Re-
creation Educators in recog-
-e+&
nition of 30 years of coaching.
She was a founder of the Girls
"Whirlpoor
Athletic Assn. at BCHS, and Model SHC-8500
• Reduces a week's worth 01 normal
was a member of the local household traSh into a single
bargaining unit of the New disposable bag (based on average
family 01 four)
York Educators Assn. • Solid air freshener control
.~ • Convenient full.width touch·toe
She leaves her mother, . drawer opener
Ruth E. Stafford of Glens • Decorator 6·color panel pack
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Falls, and two brothers,
James L. Stafford. Jr. of
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Burial will be in Pineview
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LIbrary to close
--• Vanl)\1keu
The Bethlehem Library will 'For average family of tour
be closed July 4-6.
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The Spotlight - June lB. 1980 - PAGE 23
 dina nee on the following Proposition: BASEBALL old pitcher, scattered five hits
Variance Requ'est No. 71

furgul Request of Walter Voller for a

Variance to build an addition on a
Dwelling which will then have less set-
back than required by the Ordinance ..
Legion teams
back in action
over t-he route:'"
Voorheesville's young team,
1-3 overall and 0-2 in the

Noticr Dwelling is owned by him ond is situated

as follows: North side of Normanskill
Road, Town, of New Scotland, N.Y.
Said Hearing will take place on the
=PUBLIC NOTICE OF HEARING 27th day of June 1980 at the New Scot-
=BEFORE ZONING BOARD OF land Town Hall, New Scotland, N.Y.,
beginning at 7:00 p.m.
APPEALS
=NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the JAMES SANDERSON
';Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town Chairman
Zoning Board of Appeals
:::of New Scotland, N. Y., will hold a public
Dated: June 19, 1980
-=-Hearing pursuant to Article 8" Schedule
=2, Sedion 8.351 of the Zoning Or- (June 19)
American Legion baseball
has resumed its regular sched-
ule after a brouhaha that
landed in court and caused
suspension of the Legion's
Albany County program for
boys 16-18.
Blanchard Post and Voor-
heesville Post teams were
relatively unaffecled by the
brief flap, and will meet each
league, took an 18-0 shelling
from North Albany Post,
1979 state, ch.ampions,' Sun-
day at Legion Park. "There's
not much- you can do about
it," commented Voorhees-
ville mariager Jerry Gordi-
nier. "We're two small Class C
schools bucking C'lass A
champions_ ..
Gordinier aiso had strong

MOPED SPECIALS other in a 12-noon contest

Sunday al Legion Park on Rt.
9W just off 1-787.
Jawa $379. Motron $589. Blanchard Post registered
its first win after two losses
Sachs $559. General $649. and a tie by taking Fort
Orange Post, 6-3, in a Sun-
CHUCK LONG ENT. day collision at Bleecker
C and C Cycle Stadium, Albany. The Del-
mar' team previously had lost
to Melvin Roads at Colum-
154-8 Delaware Ave_. Delmar. NY
bia, East Greenbush, 9-3; tied
(518) 439-6642 Ravena, 5-5, in a seven-in-
nine e::l m~ c.::IlI~cI hy cI~ rknf':~$,
and lost to Zaloga Post, 5-1 at
Bleecker.
Tommy Dexter, Blanchard
second baseman playing his
first year of Legion ball, was
2-for-2 with a double and
single and knocked in two
runs against Fort Orange. Joe
Varno was 3-for-4 with Iwo
RBI and Jim Cebry, 18-year-
Q.Ult il _ !I'w
words on the Legion com-
mitte's handlingof last week's
hassle in which a star player
went to court. for a release
from a recruitment agreement
he signed last year.
"The whole problem lies
with the inner city, with their
cut-throal drafting and un-
disciplined recruiting," Gor-
dinier sai~1. "There" are no
rules. Unlil the Legion comes
up with a sensible procedure
of regulating what teams can
take how many players from
what schools at what ages and
levels, this problem will never
end. The rest of us don't have
Ihe problem because we have
community teams. They're
going to have confused kids
and chaos until the American
Legion comes up with a clear-
cut set <;>f rules. ".
Ernie Gall, manager of the
Blanchard Post team, saw the
controversy as "an" unfor-
tunate personality conflict
that could have been' avoided
if people had been a little

M~ D rfj used
more gentlemanly."
was At college reunion
something \foe Keue.t. Christine Boice of Delmar

~~ick
attended the 106th alumnae
about. SERVICE STATION college and reunion weekend

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Construction & Repairs
30 yrs. Exp.
Jeanne Van Hoesen ~i~Aj~;:?~,\r%\;~IEr'~W;!1tr{lrt~~l,t~tl an independent company

439-1021
67 Adams Place, Del., N.Y.
i -I, sam
-- -----f
Lambert, Jr. WCXJld like to
apologize 10 my customers. It appears
lh8fe or. peraon(s) contracting work
unda my name.
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_.. .-. _..--._._.
439-1550 after 6:00 p.m.

-:

Should you call for a free blacktop

estimate, please'ask for IdenHflcatlon.
I value my customers and my reptila-
Hon, and regret any Inconvenktnce
STOPf
, caused by this mix-up. Thank youl
Read
Spotlight
Antiques
the BLACKTOP
'" Classified

~ bike
Bought & Sold Ads and
439-7715. paving by find what
you're looking

---_.._.._._._..-
154 Delaware Ave
C. Macri & Sons
Behind Denby's & boat Driveways
for.
.-
shop Parking Lots

eor~1i'
Complete
delmar, n_y_ Tennis Courts
Ghe . 439-5654 FIREWOOD. Seasoned, cut, split;:

Dn~9-0002
We'll service any bike Free Estimates delivered. Full cord, 4x4x8-$80-;-
2 cord minimum. 797-3106. 2T6S·
353 Delaware Ave. Call Delmar
..
2100 New Scotland 439-7801 , LOG SPLITTER for rent. 439-6642
Route 85, New Scotland TF
ANTIQUES SEASONEO FIREWOOO, 3 tull~:

FURNITURE
• M. MARIANI CARPENTRY of all types,' William
Stannard, 768-2893. . TF1
cord truckloads, cut, split and:
delivered, 16" lengths. $275. John:
Geurtze, Jr. 872-2078 nights 4T30~
OF YESTERYEAR - Jennite Seal Coating
JOE LOUX SEASON EO FIREWOOO. $60ltull
_ Tues.·Sun. 12.4'.1 - Blacktop Driveways cord, 4x4x8 delivered. John·
CARPENTRY-MASONRY
.. 501.10·4 . ... -Garage Floors 35 Years Quality Service ' Geurtze, Jr. Eves 872-2078 Tf:
-Sidewalks Small Jobs - Large Jobs

Ant:!~:~f.sCag:
489-2780
··Our Prices Are Reasonable··
LIUZZI BROS.
439-1593
Anytime
439-1593

Spotlight Classlfieds Work!

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ft~TlQUE OR MODER~_ !
RJRN:~~n::"~~i!~n,!",CE
...I
Victoria A. Seymour 439-5309
Nancy T. Steele 439-5189 Blacktop SpeCialists
I ROBERT ROTUNDO

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Residential. Commercial

WANTED
Id & New'Tools
Induslrial - Fully Insured
458-1033
Also Gilsonite or ©~l\\W[110 [](]~m[IDOO~©[tO
L: 54-8 DeloworeAve" Elsme:je
Phone 439-7700

Jennite. J·16 Sealer Generai Construction

Call
SA T/SFIED CUSTOMERS Residential & Commercial
Pete Williams 439-5525 465-6417 ... A.STERY REPAIRS at home.
ARE OUR BEST
(518)462-6882 Days Evenings Loose buttons, springs, cushions:
RECOMMENDA T/ONS
refilled. etc. Call 439-4130 TF-
The Spotlight - June 19. 1980 - PAGE 25
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DAVES
GLASS COMPANY
I
i ,M&M
.
Tree & Lawn Service
I
:I
:I·····-..·"...."......·...........
PIANO REPAIRING and I
n.~
MARJEMKENNELS ..

I
I Spring Cleanup • TUNING SPECIALISTS: DOG RESORT
I BROWN'S PIANO i Puppies • Grooming

I
·t' Tree Spraying Boarding
" l",
, ,,~.'
,l:.., ;,;, Lawn Mowing I
!
& ORGAN MART I JUNE SPECIAL

...........?.~!;.~.~~.~..;.......J
• 459-5230
I ..........nnn i
...................oo. 50 lb •. HI PROTEIN
glass-aluminum ~orm8 BLUE SEAL DOG FOOD
commercial & residential
PIANO LESSONS, All Ages, levelS, $10.00
1548 Delaware Ave. Delmar adult beginners. MA degree.
(mini-mali behind DenDy', . RI. 9W, GLENMONT ..
HORTICULTURE 767·9728. (Glenmont) 30T627
3 miles so. of Albany,
.. OTB)
UNLIMITED In Elsmere, the Sp'ltlighl is sold Thruway Exit 23
439 ..7142 -Natural Landscaping at the Paper Mill. Plaza Phar·
(518) 767-9718
-Fertilization Carl & Peggy Barkman
macy. Johnson's Stationery.
-NurseI)' Stock Cumberland Farms. and M ul·
-Flowers len's Pharmacy.
Exterior Remodeling
Roofing • Repair
-
-
-
Lawn Mowing
Maintenance
c;uaranteed Planting
~'fi...II, G,
..!3oa,J;n/J
Painting • Siding "It'. Only' NatllrCii" INTERIOR, exterior painting.
FREE ESTIMA TES BRIAN HERRINGTON Paperhanging. DeWitt Stannard. 767-9095
482-2678 439-7110. 4T619
463-4925 . . . . . 11...................... .
Heated. Air Conditioned
Your choice of food
VOGEL Route 9W, Glenmont
,r"OU$EwASBt,.'ii~1:1 PAIN, -"INTAACTOR (Across from Mariem Kennels)
l.AWNMOWER SERVICE: Tune- InteriCJ, ,teriors
-EXTERIOR HOUSEWASHING. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
ups, sharpening, pickup/delive~y. PAPERHAI~GING
. -Commercial/residential. Alum.
siding/clapboard. Pamtlng PrEip-
Call eves., weekends, 767-9866. . COMMERCIAL SPRAYING Eleanor Cornell '.
4T619 Free Estimates - Guaranteed
"aration.439-1715. TF
INSURED 439-7922

!@iiW~1 ~~IMNEY~~:~~;L~i,::1 " porches, concrete 1100rs, founda- S & M PAINTING

• tions. New/repairs. 439-1593. TF
DELMAR DECORATORS , INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
Wilipapertng - Pllnllng
SAVE UP TO 20% ,.MA,SONRY of atl types, William
FREE ESTIMATES
Slipcovers, Draperies, I " .St~nnard, -768-2893. TF INSURED WORK GUARANTEED
Table Pads, Bedspreads, 439-5592, Itter 5
Wood & Cloth Shades
Delmlr. 439-4130

RUSS McCURDY & SON

Home Plumbing
PAINTING CONTRACTOR Repair Work lo
INTERIOR. EXTERIOR Bethlehem Area ;
PAPERHANGING
Call JIM lor all your.

..._,-
FREE ESTIMATES
INSURED.439-7124 plumbing problems
Free E.f/ma'., • Ree.onable Rat••
439-2108
D.L. CHASE

~
Painting PRINTING-need brochures, pro':'
grams, letterheads. cards? Susan
, Contractor Moore and George Bloodgood at the
Spotlight are ready to handle all
, - ' Residential your printing needs. 439-4949.
.EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY Specialists
- REPAIRS. Diamond settings. en·
'_graving wedding and engagement
Complete maintenance and
repal.r lerv1c:••
.•lIi• •itli_
_.rings, reasonable, Your trusted 768·2069
'''jeweler, LeWanda, Delaware Plaza MASONRY BOB'S
Shopping Center, 439·966!" tf
Jim Loux Equipment
NEWeREPAIR
Gilday Repair Co.
~'m",,, ~I Family Specializing in
Repairing/Rebuilding/Tuning
Sidewalks· lawnmowers, garden tractors,
TOPSOIL
CEDAR HILL TRUCKING
Patios
Aelaining Walls . .
.
..
Painters
Experienced
snowblowers, chain saws,
& small equipment of all kinds,
ALSO: machine work, welding.
Foundations . . brazing & any type mechanical
Cedar Hili, Selkirk . Local References
INSURED. ESTIMATES repairs to almost anything
767·9608 767·2862 Prompt-Reasonable-Guaranteed
767-9083 439·5502 439-7143
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 ~;'RGO¢ING. &IPJ~G \;i~I"~~t.1~~MI..i'i::il
GUARANTEED REPAIRS. All
Dick Domermuth makes of sewing machines. Del-
mar Decorators. 439-4130. TF
.~'" and Sons
I~\..: ALUMINUM
, ~~SIDING & 1RIM SHARPENING: Lawn, garden tools.
. .= Our 28th Year lawn mowers, saws. chain saws,
knives. SCissors, pinking shears,
~. 768-2429 etc. Closed Sundays. 439-5156 or
439·3893. TF
III USIllt'rt'. the Spotlight is sold
at the Paper ,Mill, Plala Phar-
For a FREE Estimate on macy . .Iohn~on·s Stationer\,.
ClImheriand Forms. al~(1 M~I­
tMk;;'f,f,:; \ len's Pharmacy.
Cyrus Shelhamer Roofing
• SNOW SLIDES
• GUTTERS
PAINTING/ODD JOBS. Reason-
• TRAILER ROOFS
able prices. Call Steve '439-4821.
3T73
INSURED
REFERENCES
DRIVEWAY. SEALER applied.
756-9386
Quality w·ork.· Free estimates.
Call Tom. 439-5268. 3T619
Can't decide ~ .
who to call fi\~·~
to do your - ' ....
. LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED. Will
pick up and deliver. Also broken
lawn mowers wanted. 462-4835.
2T619
ROOF?' 'PI
. '-10..
DELMAR SANITARY CLEANERS
serving Tri-Village Area more than
Why not call the company.
where superior workmanship
20 years. ,'68-2904. tf
still means something? ~ NORMANSKILL SEPTIC TANK
Cleaners. Systems installed, elec-
VANGUARD
ROOFING CO .• ·
tric sewer rooter service. 767-9287.
Free Estimates-Fully Insured
DeVellis Bros.
Call JAMES S. STAATS HOME IMPROVEMENTS
ROOFING & SIDING
767-2712 Fully Insured. Estimates
765-2188 765-4197
ROOFING, Bethlehem area. Ex- After 6:00
perienced roofers. 'Reasonable
prices. Call now for free estimate.
439-2108. 2T619
........................................
ASPHALT SHINGLE, slate repairs,
i: Need 'Cycle Fixed
Fed. up with high dealer fates,
metal work. Free estimates. ! yet still want quality work?
Vancans Roofing. 439-3541 TF : Call
274-2141 or 449-2117
5:•.......................................
for Free Es'timate
ROOFING
I TOP HAT 'N' TAILS
SIDING ~ CHIMNEY SWEEP
Residential";'" Commercial Profellionally Cleaned With~.~
Ice Sealed Eaves The Pa.~ented August West Syste
Gable - Built-up - Bonde"d Guaranieed DUlt Fr••
Aluminum Siding - Remodeling Bin Forget 482-1621
Free Estimates - Fully Insured
JAMES John-M. Vadney -
UNDERGROUND PLUMBING
HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. Septic Tank. Cteaned & In.tolled
- Since 1943- SEWERS-WATER SERVICES
Drain Fietd. In.tolled & Repaired
439-3000 -SEWER ROOTER SERVICE-
All Type. 8ockhoe Work
421 Wellington Rd., Delmar, NY
TABLE PADS, blinds, window
shades, made to order. Free esti-
mates. Call DELMAR DECORA-
CERTIFIED, exper. teachers.
TORS. 439-4130. TF
Spec. ed. and elem. K-5. 439-5903
after 4 p.m. 2T6~9
SUMMER TUTORING. Expe·r.
NYS certified math teacher to
-CALCOR- tutor math 9-10-11 for Aug. Re-
SKIL - METABO - AEG gents exams. Call 462-1869, 2~4
DAYTON - CONTINENTAL p.m. 2T626
SALES-RENTAL
SUMMER TUTORING: Readin'g
Industrial-Homeowners K-12 and high school English.
WE REPAIR ELEC. TOOLS NYS certified and experienced
SCISSORS-SHARPENED .tea~her. 439-0376. 2T626
1548 DEL. AVE.
439-4468
ELEMENTARY TUTORING .in
r~ading and math. Certified teach-
ers. Call 869-6541 or 869-2118.
ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL TUTOR
READING or MATH
N.Y.S. CERTIFIED
tf '---~~~-
439-6406
.... ,
8 & P TREE SERVICE-Efficient HUMMEL COLLECTION. plates
and reasonable tree felling' and 1972-77. Call 463-1931 after 5. •
pruning. Free Estimates 768-2149. 2t619
"TF
PASSPORT AND 10 photos. Ready
REAGAN'S TREE 'SERVICE, reo in minutes. Calt l. Spelich. Phone:
moval, trimming, stump removal. TF
. Emergency service, insured .
. '~tf
439-5390
439-5052.
•
TREE SERVICE. Insured, low rates.
: f·
BRAND-NEW REMINGTON 1100
12-gauge shotgun, skeet model.
$200.439-3514 after 4 p.m.
Free estimates. John Geurtze:·Eves.
872-2076. : i TF DRAPES: Custom made for glass
TOM GEORGE-TREE EXPERTS door, 94" I x 96" w. (1) window,
11
High pruning & dangerous tree
removal. Cabling & feeding. 24 hr.
56"1 x 74"w. (1) window, 56"Lx
58"w. (All approx. sizes, all green
service. Experienced, insured.
765-4442 4T612
lined.) 2 pair BA drapes, blue/-
green, unlined, 54"1 x 76"w: 7
wind.ow shades. MAPLE MANOR,
'g; .. , CONCORD
101 Cherry Ave., Delmar, Apt. 38,
439-2846.
~.~'. TREE SCALES. Doctor's Detecto. Exc.
cond. $65. 439-0313.
. :'1.. SERVICE
STOVE-NUTONE. Elec. 24". cop-
\ .
Spraying for Insect
per tone. Sink, stainless, db!.
• & disease control bowl. 123 Westchester Dr., Del-
• Removal
• Pruning
• Cabling
mar. 439-9985 days. 439-4555
eves., weekends. ..
WEBER (221h) Bar-B-Q kettik.
• 24 Hr. Emergency Sentee Black. new. $35. 489-0583 ::
Free Estimates-Fully Insured SEARS electric range with doubie
439-7365 oven, Harvest Gold. Excellent
condition. $325. ':;';:'~-6:::'6&.
The Spotlight - June 19. 1980 - PAGE 27
 ORGAN, Conn spinet, $425. Also
.,
misc. mdse. Call 456-0S41.2T619
OIL-HOT WATER TANK and
~;urner. 30-'gaL, glass-lined tank,
~me yr. old. Both burner and tank
Hj exe. condo Call 439-3113 after
~j30 p.m. or on weekend.
'!i9 CENTURY 21-ft. Cuddy cabin.
sJeeps 5, port-a-potty, full camper
~anvas. Summer dockage Lake
George. Excellent. $12,900.
273-5238. 2T626
2~-FT. SAILBOAT, as is. Make
~~h offer. 463-2598.-
~VINRUDE MOTOR, 1975 •. 15HP.
~ng shaft. 463-2598 ...
$NOWMOBILE. 1974 Evinrude
eMG. 45 HP, hvy. duty. reverse,
Etlec. ,start. new battery. Exc.
9:0nd. 439-3717.
RIFLE. Bolt action Remington
f.717 Enfield 30-06. $65 w/ case.
t)J9-2189
·,.;c-,.;c,.;c,.;cl
Bermuda Bags
No store has a greater
selection of Bermuda
Bags and Covers than ! '75 FOR.D PINTO wgn. 4 cyL
CASUAL SET I:
____._J (
. of II (
~,.;c
iii." Stuyvesant Plaza __
196 SAND CREEK RD., Albany.
5]11., June 21, Sun., Junl? 22,
1.2-6. Sofa, chair, ottoman. Sofa
needs work. Household. toys,
~isc. items, etc.
~ MEADOWLAND ST., Sat ..
JUne 21, 9-4:. Moving to smaller
h.Qme, reducing 33-year "inven-
t6ry." Large variety of "select-
aples."
GARAGE SALE: 84 Parkwyn Dr ..
corner Murray. June 21, 9-3.
Games, skateboards, bike, cloth-
iffg.
~ESTPHAL DR. June 20. 21. 22.
9,;5. Screen house, furn., doors,
,#jndows.
i32 DEVON RD., Elsmere. June
~1, 9-4. 3 families. Hummels,
a~tiques, clothing, misc.
NORTH ST., near 4 Corners.
$j!veral families, years of col-
Ii::!cted possessions. June 21, Sat.
!f;4, Sun. 1-4.
JEFFERSON RD., off Feura Bush
~p., Glenmont. Sat., June 21, 9-2.
~ulti-family.
ii,GLENDALE AVE. (off Ken-
icOd). Sat.,' June 21.. 9-1. Sev-
eral families.
~.; . ~
"II.I'*IIfI!$$~~
QSED washing machines, dryers, WAITRESS for busy year-round
dishwashers, refrigerators, freez- restaurant, experience necessary.
~.rs, lawn mowers, garden equip., Send resume to Dept. W, c/o
C.bain saws, etc. 439-7143. Spotlight, Box 152, Delmar, N.Y.
4T626 12054
PAGE' 28 - June 19. 1980 - The Spotlight
COLLECTOR s~ektng old Lionf!1
Am. Flyer, Ives, Maerktin trains. Call .' iog Jun~ 30, 6 mo. infant. prefer
869-5234. 50Tl181. • my' home. References. Call
WE BUY JUNK CARS. Call for
price. Joe Messina's ..,G.arage,
Rte. ·9W. Selkirk. 76'7-9.97.1.
:1 . 22'1'1016
.. I .1 ',' " ,.
lijil.II¥:• •fI_~ii
LADIES-STOP WISHING, START
DOINGI Establish'your own busi-',·
ness with no financial investment. HOU·SECLEANiNG. Experienced.
Earn top income selling beautiful 'Avail. ,weekdays. Own transp.
fashions. Car n~c;:essary. Call
355-6809 or 869-3085. 10T87 LPN PRIVATE DUTY nursing.
_ _,I.l.i:,a,
PARTIALLY CONVERTED' BUS,
roof raised, ·motorhome sliding
windows & screens installed, all
new outside skin-pusher .type
Ford engine. $2800 or offer.
Tel. 439-3253. 768-2814.
'69 VALIANT, slant 6. Autom.
Motor exc., body ver.y good.
73,600 mi. One owner. 439-9209
after 5 p.m. weekdays.
J;ladio. $1525. 489-2746.
PLYMOUTH FURY WAGON, '75.
air, power, auto. Low mileage.
$795. 439-3591.
f:.x;:i¥':~.!.~'l:'<i}£§\'i.
HOUSEKEEPER/COMPANION.
Fulltime res'ponsible woman to
live with elderly widow in com-
:tortable'Delmar home. References
require"d: ·Reply Dept. "H",
'c/o Spotlight, Box 152, Delmar,
N.Y. 12054. . 3T619
LADIES-STOP WISHING-START
DOiNGI Establish your own
business with no financial invest-
ment. Earn top income selling
beautiful fashions. Car necessary.
Call 355-6809 or 869-3085.
.••. ,,; 10T814
PART-TIME YOUTH 'WORKER
for Albany church. 1D-15-hour
work week. Flexible hours. Reply
to O.ept.. C, c/q Spotlight, Box
152. Delmar. NY 12054 2T619
BABYSITTER wanted in my
home. 'Transportation preferred.
Mother and child welcome. 25 hrs.
Call 439-2311 7-9 p.m. 2T626
SECRETARY: Hours 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m., 5-day week. Pleasant
office adjacent to interstate ar-
terial. Shorthand and typing.
Salary commensurate with exper-
ience. Appointment, call Mrs.
Minkler, 436-4711.
PLEASANT PART-TIME tele-
phone work from Delmar office.
Salary plus bo"us. Call Mark
Ferguson, Monday, June 23,
9:30-11 a.m. 439-9924.
BABYSITTER: 3 days/week start-
4390 7749 after 6 p.m. 3T73
'CHILD CARE. Reliable person
for 8 yr. old. Flexible hours for
nurse's schedule. Starting July.
'IDI,i
439-7707. 2T626
. l\1tiijU• •
439-7273 after 4 p.m. 2T619
Home, hospital. References.
869-5497. 2T619
HAVING A PARTY? We'lI take
care of your hostess and cleaning
need.s .. Wages negotiable. Call
Barb 439-4875 or Mary 439-3740,
evenings. 2T619
I WOULD LIKE cleaning/house-
work. Tue. or Fri. Call after 4 p.m.
Own transp. 767-2863.
Lawns Mowed
General Yard Work
MINOR AUTO REPAIRS
439-2424
ask for Steve
MOVIE PROJECTOR, 16mm;
braided rug, blue/red, approx.
.9x 12. 439,0397.
1~!;::i(iR~~.,'ao~ft~llr.
PARENTS BOARDED, lovely
country home. Visit with them
any time. 767-9537.
JOSEPH'S. TROUBADOR Sta-
bles. Riding lessons, pony rides,'
training. Rt. 9W, 767-9537.
p,;.7",~1'·-!.'~;II!1IP""A:Iil'IAil"J!-i0'~
%~<opo"!7h' ~""", '~i,q19'" wb~G:i§jJf;l
CHILD CARE, lovely country
home, 24 hr. service. 50¢/hr.
767-9537.
'.:11'f~1I\1."
$300 2 BR CAPE w/ LR and
kitchen. Full basement, 1-car
garage. Ideal for retiree or empty
nester. Near bus and 4 Corners.
Write Dept. E, c/o Spotlight,
Box 152, Delmar, N.Y. 12054
3T73
LAKE CHAMPLAIN, lakefront
camp. Essex, N.Y. 4 BR's, 2 baths,
laundry, guest cottage. $200/wk.
Club membership extra. Avail.
7/11-7/25 and 8/8-8/22. 465-7064.
2T626
THOMPSON'S LAKE camp. 2 BR.
fireplace, screened porch. Weekly
$1~5. Month, season. 869-2359 or
872-0646.
CHEZ RENE APTS.-$230, 1 BR,
w/w cptg., security, lease. No
pets. utilities extra, avail. June 7.
$265. 1 SR, beautifully furnished,
security, lease. No pets, utilities
extra. Glenmont, Rt. 9W So.,
463-5130. TF
PRIME DELMAR LOCATION.
Partial rentaL available days
and some evenings. Perfect for
exercise classes, aerobiCS, etc.
Call Eleanor's School of Dance,
456-3222. 3T626
CATSKILL LAKE/$UMMIT area.
New, private mountain-top chalet.
Perfect vacation spot. References.
$100/weekend, $200/week.
447-3203. 783-6721. 3T626
$165/ MONTH, efficiency apart-
ment. Furnished, inc!uding all
utititi.e's, no pets. References
reqLiired. Parking. Dept. A, c/o
Spotlight, Box 152, Delmar, NY
12054'
$205 APT., SLINGERLANDS, 3
2TS19
rooms, adults. Heat, h/w, range.
laundry room. References, sec.
depOSit. No pets. On bus line.
439-9824. 2T619
8 RM. HOUSE, 2 baths. 2-car
garage, in-ground pool, other
bldgs. 5'h acres. $49.900. Call
4~6-8770. 2T619
DELMAR. Charming Colonial,
3 SR, LR with fireplace and wood-
sfove, DR, eat-in kitchen, 1 bath,
rec room in bsmt., study, hard-
wood floors, 2-car garage, quiet
treed street, short walk to bus,
schools, shops, tennis, track.
Low $50' •. 439-7557.
OFFICE/STORE SPACE. Conven-
ient to Four Corners, Delmar. Front
of Spotlight bldg. Avail. May 1st.
Call 439-4949. TF
OFFICE SPACE available in hean
of Delmar. Up to 4,000 Sq. Ft. Will
subdivide and renovate to suit
tenant. Call 439-4432 or 439-9631.
TF
CLASSIFIED AD POLICY
Classified advertisements in the
Spothght must be paid lor when sub-
mitted. We must enforce this strictly:
our rates are too small 10 permit in-
voicing and bookkeeping lor classi-
fieds. Please do not ask us 10 make
exceptions. Copy and remittance
must reach us before 4 p.m. Friday
lor publication in the following
Thursday issue.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
RATES
20C: per word per Insertion
$2.00 minimum
Call 439-4949
or wrore or srop m
af our convement office
414 Kenwood Ave., Delmar
Why don't YOU lub.crlbe to
THE SPOTLIGHT?
 ROOM· AVAILABLE wi kitchen
privileges. . Conv.enient/reason-
able. References .requ.ir:.~d. Reply
Dept.."P", clo Spotlight, Box 152,
Delmar,·N.Y.12054. . TF
OFFICES at '230' Delaw'are Ave.,
Delmar. Cohn Assoc. Vic Harper,
482·8824 4T131
REAL ESTATE
II r@Jrnt@
DIRECTORY
local. , '.
John J Healy ............ 439·7615
5 Grove St.
Klersy Realiy Inc .......... 439·7601
282 Delaware Ave.
Picotle Really Inc..... '.' .• 439-4943
205 Delaware Ave. . ,
When
You Need
A Nurse
To care for someone you love
in the hospital or at home, Med-
ical Personnel Pool has highly
qualified RNs, LPNs, Aides and
Attendants, Each is respon-
sible to our Director of Nursing,
each fully insured and bonded,
I.. '
Oay, night or around the clock
care' easily ar~an.ged.·
463-2171
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cp,_1
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'.'
I.
. . CEstslte
By BETTY LENT
, REALTOR--_4
ON SECOND MORTGAGJ£S Delmar
When mortgage money is three to ·five ·years. The reason Center entry home fea-
plentiful,lower down paymenis for this is the higher risk luring fireplaced living
are common and lending in- involved because the second room, large formal dining
stitutions are looking for bor- mortgage can.not be satisfied in room, spacious working
rowers for mortgage money. case of default until. after the kitchen, 3 bedrooms,
first mortgage is pai~j off. screened breezeway, all
However. the picture changes The second mortgage can be
when money is tight. Often. on a storybook lot.
an excellent way to complete $57,500.
higher down payments are·
the sale of property which
required. If you do not have the would otherwise fall by· the
cash to meet the full dOWh pay- Elsmere
wayside. Listen very closely to
ment, second mortgages are your REALTOR in. this situa-:' . Well planned young du-
also available and nothing to be plex in fine area. Very
afraid of. The seller ;or some
:other iender may agree to loan
you the balance of the down
tion because profe'ssional ex- .
perti~~ is a MUST.'
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If there is anything we can do~'
good rent to help defray
your cost and build equity.
Garages, aluminum sid-
payment in this manner. to help you in the field of real'
The second mortgage on the 'estate. please phone or dro"p in
property carries ja 'higher in- : at Century 21- Betty lent Real
terest rate and a shorter re- Estate. 208 Delaware Ave,.'
i ing an.d more. Offered at
1$69,900.
,
" Glenmont
payment time-usually from Delmar. phone 439-9336.
WE'RE THE NEIGHBORHOOD PROFESSIONALS FOR YOU
'Older home on oversized
lot featuring 4 bedrooms,
tile baths, and a delight-
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Spotlight Classifieds Work! :,
living room. This home is
" in top shape in and out.
Well priced at $49,500.
WRITE YOUR OWN! !, Colonial Acres
Minimum $2.00 for 10 words, 20 cents each addition.ol': Picturesque cape with
, word. Phone number counts as one. word. . •: fO\Jr bedrooms, dream
, DEADLINE 4 P.M. EACH FRIDAY: kitchen, breezeway, sit-
uated on one of the
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Pool and golf privileges
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." .,. air pollution? What will hap-

Karen's Ko rner
1548 Delaware Ave., ':Delmar
, ,, Vox POp pen to 1he waste produced?
Which way does the wind
blow in the Van Wies section
Vox Pop is open 10 all
(next to the D~laware,': P.!lIza) readers for letters in good
of town?
las Ie 01) maIlers of public Please be vigilant. What is
HOURS Tues.-:Sat., 10;'4:30 .pm interest. Letters longer acceptable to the State Dept.
Next-to-New Shop Clothlt.lg, boots, skates 'Ihan 300 words are subject of Environmental Conserva-
Now accepting spring clothing to abridgemenl by Ihe edi- tion may not be acceptable to
For more information'l'call I tor, and must be signed.
Names will be wilhheld on the people who live in the
town of Bethlehem.
439-5050 request.
BellY' N. Kawas
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Delmar
Bethlehem' officials relin-
- Editor, The Spotlight:
quished lead-agency status to
'NEW, YORK STATE On June 5, I read the Times
Union article titled, "Fuel EnCon last year. The state
pu~qc AUCTION firm seeks approval for Beth- agency" conducted its" own
• review under SEQR (State
" , . ,' 40' Devon Road lehem refinery." It stated that
.'
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~ Town of Bethlehem a topping plant, which will Environmental Quality Re-
produce 15,000 barrels of view) and passed up holding a
~ County of Albany home heating oil per day, will public hearing when nearby
" residents failed to respond to
,-
" be located in the Van Wies
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section of town, the formal notification. The
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PLACE OF AUCTIQN:40 Devon ~oad
.. Town of Bethlehem I Hq
Sears Petroleum and Trans- application sim must clear the
port Corp., the company Bethlehem board of appeals,
t" :::!o' .• 'Albany, New York seeking the variances, plans to 'which will schedule a public
:; build the plant on 35 acres, hearing sometime in" the next
DATE AND TIME:June
, . 26,
. 1980
" at 11:00 a.m.
~! which now operates as an oil several weeks. The proposed
DESCRIPTION terminal. In addition, the refinery will process 15, 000
company has purchased an- barrels of oil products per
12 year old custom built coitinial on .89+ by 392+ lot, in the
Town of Bethlehem. Large attache~ 2'car garage, 5 bedrooms, other 25 acres to be used as a day. J::d.
buffer zone. The project will Tax discrimination
2Y.! baths, dining r'oam"large Ijvfnfi room ~ith fireplace, family
room, kitchen with built" in 'apptiances, wall' to wall carpeting, be supervised by the engineer- , Editor, The Spotlight:
and finished basement. ' ; i I; . ing firm of Singmaster and For a long time; the'State
Breyer of New York City. I of New' York, ,unlike most
Open for inspection on June 4,6, n, 13, 18,20, and 25,1980 worked for Singmaster and states, has practic'ed a basic
from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.. ,; Breyer in the early 50s in New form, of tax discdmination: it
Minimum Bid: $69,500 Deposit Required: $10,000 York City, when they were requires retirees' Jrom busi-
r j,,~ <;:; . . involved with the Atomic ness or industry to pay taxes
TERMS OF SALE: Balance of Bid is due in 90 Days/ Energy Commission plant in on their pension income, and
, Purchas~e .', Jriay : b~; made contingent on Paducah, Ky. Although they at the same time it exempts all
mortgage 'commitment. ; are a reputable firm, I strong- pensioned civil servants and
ly urge the Spotlight to follow teachers from state income
Payment by Cash, Certified Check, or Bank Draft
up on this story and obtain taxes on their pension
, 11 i:, ',: ~ ,
This advertisement is for g~n~ral,inform~tion only. All additional information for income.
prospective bidders are urged to obtain a copy of the , Bethlehem residents. In most other stales, either
"Notice of Sale", setting forth. the terms:and.conditions of What is a topping plant? both retired groups pay taxes,
sale of the above described property prior to the date of What odors will the plant or both groups are exempt.
the public auction from the: ' emit? What will be the level of For a I~ng time, GOP Assem-
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~ Office of General Services
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Division bf Land Utilization ,at the Plaza
:..;;:~ 36th Floor; Tower Building
Under,New Management of John's
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Children's Haircuts
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 blyman Wemple has intro-
duced legislation in our Legis-
lature, which W041d provide
equal exemption for both
gr\,ups. Moreover, this year,
Senator Farley :introduced
similar legislation in the
GOP-controlleq State Senate,
and Senate, leader Anderson
and his associates have ap-
proved this much-needed
reform.
And what happened last
.week? In five minutes of
magic ,and, mystery,' Senator
paying taxes in order to -1j~~~~~~~~~!!"_.'iiiiii iiiiii_____' •••__
sustain the superfat pensions,
of starvil1g state comniissi'on-
ers, school superintendents:
and the, like. Our willingness :
to pay for our own cornflakes
and gasoline does not em- .
brace in any way the idea of
paying state taxes to support
your pen-sians, when you have
neither contributed to them
while you were working~ nor
paid one cent iii .!.:lxes 'when
you ,collected the pensions, ,
The mythology of the com- .' {.

Anderson and Democrat passionate liberal Democrais

StallleY"Fink'of the As~embly
reached the world's fastest
agreement to grant a 7-
'perCent .'rais'e to retired pen-
s'iorters from public service,
and from all indications de-
'clded simultaneou,ly that
'they just could, not afford to
do anything except dump,
bury and forget the Farley tax
.reform' bilL
I trust that even the dedio
',cated: "retired' 'civil s'ervants
and \eachers· we res pect will
not take offense ifthe rest of
U,S' continue.' to ,object "to
The Burden Of Proof
Is On'you
is laid bare for all to see, in
Albany: Mrs, Glass, iIie Dem-
Community:
ocrat who heads the state
Agency for the Aging,'plus
'Stanley Fink, the Democra- .:,
,
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,Corner:
.::
tic leader, of the Assembly,
and' Democrat Gov'ernor
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