Tampa Bay Times from St. Petersburg, Florida • 158

CSUNCOAST Tir.lES it's your if- -f I Publix Opens Doors At. Bayonet" Square 9 I Somen ill White Hausen Other stores slated for the center include a Sears Catalogue Store, Touchton Drugs, Leeds Shoes, Radio Shack, Your World Gifts and Imports, Wash Bowl Laundry, Angela Beauty Shop, a Burger Chef, a barber shop and other smaller stores. A COX Lumber Co. Home" Care Center the first in a new concept of store being developed by the chain will be built facing State Road 52 directly behind the shopping complex. Linton Tibbetts, president of Cox Lumber is trustee for the owners of the new center.

Bayonet Square is the first of several new shopping complexes planner for the Bayonet Point-Hudson area in fast-growing northwest Pasco. to those carried by other stores in the chain. Beall's will have about 30 employes and will be open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

McCrory's, about the store in the nationwide chain, will open a week from today. McCrory's manager is Thomas Somerville o's been with the chain six years. SOMERVILLE and his wife, Therese, and one child live in New Port Richey. The variety store includes a restaurant, and has about 20 It will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Other stores in the new shopping center will be opening between now and the end of the year. By LUCY WARE MORGAN Of The Time Staff BAYONET POINT Publix Supermarkets will open its 175th store today at Bayonet Square as the new shopping center opens its doors for customers for the first time. Publix and its adjacent Danish Bakery will open today with ribbon cutting ceremonies at 9 a.m. TWO OTHER stores in the center McCrory's Variety Store and Beall's Department store will open next week. The new Publix, most modern in the Lakeland-based chain, will include all of the usual Publix features.

Roland E. Hausen, a former assistant manager at Publix stores in Tarpon Springs and Clearwater, is the manager of the new store. Hausen, 30, has been with the Publix chain since 1959. He and his wife, Laura, and four children plan to move to Pasco County. PUBLIX WILL have 75 employes working in the new store.

Jim White, a Beall's employe for about five months, has been named manager of the new Beall's Store which will open for a trial run Monday. The store will have its grand opening a week from today. White, 41, is originally from West Virginia, but has been in Florida about 10 years. He and his wife, Alice, and four children live in Port Richey. THE NEW Beall's store is the 11th in the Bradenton-based department store chain.

It includes a full line of department store items similar TARPON CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE I I rv Vx na sv 11 II NIK I IUUUUUU cVJUO 1972 LUV Truck DON LOUGHLIN The little import truck good enough 1 to be called Chevrolet Mm Ma93 Freight and dealer prep included 1972 VEGA -NOW AVAILABLE. Owner of Pasco Opticians Holiday, Florida is happy to welcome Mr. Tom Loughlin as managing optician, Holiday Branch Office and Mr. William Lane Edwards as managing optician, Port Richey Branch Office Mr. Edwards has lived and worked in Florida for 20 years, after having worked in Atlanta.

He obtained his Florida license in November of 1969, and has worked in the Bay area for many years. He has fitted contact lenses and is fitting artificial eyes. For the convenience of our people in the Port Richey area, Mr. Edwards will be managing optician of our new branch office at 291 Jasmine Drive, Port Richey. Phone 868-1397.

2 door sedan "Cor of the year" $1997 Freight and dealer prep included aT lAUDflM DAILY CAR RENTALS Bill Brown CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 801 U.S. Highway 19 S. New Port Richey Phone 849-2273 Don Loughlin, Pasco Opticians 4915 U.S. Hwy. 19 N.

Mt. Vernon Plaza Holiday, Florida Phone 937-1358 SAME LOCATION FOR 28 YEARS AND 291 Jasmine Drive, Port Richey Phone 868-1397 440 South Pinellas Ave. TARPON SPRINGS Ph. 937-5 1 5 1 A Page 2 North Suncoast Times (6) Thursday, Nov. 9.

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