The Bridgeport Telegram from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 38

BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM, November. 23, 1972 weo WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES ReoUmon Lemon Swonson Dinners Jell-0 Puddings 4 Dura flame Three Hour Lags Duraflome Twa Hour logs im Mrs. Filbert 's Margarine Mrs. Filbert's Margarine Firehouse Jubilee Tomato Cocktail Creen Ciant LeSuour Pods mm Croon Ciant iroccoK Spears Creen Ciant While Corn Ciant Caaliflower 4 Cheese Creen Ciant Small Onions HO. Quick Oafs H.O.

Quick Oats Dole Pineapple Crapefruit Drink mi Dole Pineapple Crapefruit Drink Sannyfield Waffles Vermont Maid Syrup Downy flake French Toast Dar-Tendefs Mixes £iXL Colonna Crated Cheese Coioana Crated Cheese -mm Hood Nog Sattana Meat Dinners Sultana Beef Dinners 791 3 ft 53' 'St 59' At -79' -59' li'i: 48' ft." 49' 1-43' ST 39' 1-43' a ie ii "X-43' ft 73' 93 1.59 "1-15 1.49 1J £-49' A A ACTRESS BECOMES BANK DIRECTOR Actress Audrey Meadows, the wife of Continental Airlines president Robert F. Six, tells how she became a director of the First National Bank of Denver, She's Uie only woman on the board and she will be paid S100 per meeting. Eberly Says Tariffs Might Be Eliminated GENEVA (AP) President Nixon's special trade representative says world trading partners scon might consider the elimination of all tariffs. Ambassador William D. Eberly told the annual conference of the General Agreement on Tariffs ana Trade mat "given the.

very signincaiir. progress in tanti re ducticms already made, the time may soon be at hand wi can seriously contemplate possi programs for their phased He made the statement while outlining the U.S. position regarding the new round of multilateral trade negotiations expected, to be launched next vear. Eberly said the United States "preparing intensively' egotiatlons aimed at achi "more liberal world order for Almost any bivalve duce a pearl, but they ferior quality. TODDLERS THE GUARANTEE STORE WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL presents THE CHRISTMAS LIST Table Sets Rockers Toy Chesfs Lamps Clothes Trees Play Pens Portable Cribs Carriages Dressing Tables Hi-Chairs Jumpers Walkers Car Seats Infant Seats Back Paks Johnny Jump-Up Teen Lamps Potty Chairs Step Stools Crib Sheets Hampers Strollers G-E Hot Plates Sterilizers BRING IN THIS AD AND SAVE ON ANY ITEM LISTED ABOVE CHRISTMAS LAYAWAYS SHOP US AND SAVE Bl ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR I A DELIVERY bm AND 1st ASSEMBLY TODDLERS, inc.

3730 Main Bpt. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9 to 9 SATURDAY 9 to 6 Route 7, Brooldield Open Tuesday, Thursday, Friday Until 9:00 Monday-Wednesday, Saturday Until 5:30 A vets Bank Include Actress, Good Figure By JACQUELINE KING HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Assets of the First National Bank of Denver include a director with creditable Ideas, interest and a good figure actress Audrey Meadows As television's Alice Kram-den of Jackie Gleason's old "The Honeymooners" series, she had difficulty balancing her household allowance. But, as the wife of Robert F. Six, president of Continental Airlines, she has supervised budgets and schedules in the building and remodeling of Continental's Presidents Clubs and has designed the interior of the first-class section line's DC10 fleet. husband.

weo WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES RCHASE LUX LIQUID the Now the board of the First National Bank of Denver has voted Mrs. Six its bnlv female director. She learned of the di rectorship In a memo from her Because Six is a member ol the board of the United Bank uf Denver, First National Bank officials asked his permission to make his wife a director. "Bob thought it was a great idea," Mrs. Six said in an interview.

"He said he couldn't think of a better choice, and so I asked him why he always calls me He laughed and said it's just a term of endearment and anybody would be crazy not to want me for anything." The nasal voice was familiar. But, this Audrey Meadows unwrinkled, slim, her short auburn hair smartly styled looks even younger than the Al ice Kramdcn she portrayed more than two decades ago. Then, she became serious. "While 1 don't pretend to be a financier," she said, "I do know that banking is a business and there are rertain practices that are simply good business." The most important, she said, is courtesy. "It's amazing how many bank employes act like they're doing you a favor when you bank with them," Mrs.

Six added. "And, why do banks have to look so sterile?" The -13-year-old says she can foresee the day when banks will be painted bright colors and carpeted. Possibly, the day might come, she said, when short films might be shown or magazines distributed to entertain customers waiting in line. She will be paid a standard fee, $100 per meeting. first, Mrs Six said, she plans to do a lot of observing at board meetings.

"I know I've got a lot to FRESH EGGS SUNNYBROOK GRADE A MEDIUM WHITE earn about banking," she said, jthe only professional rivalry be She says she hopes views her election as a victory for women's liberation. "I consider men the greatest thing put on earth (or us worrujn, and I'm not in competition with any one otthem," she said. The Sixs add up to a unique "His and Hers" banking combination, and, Mrs. Six says, tween them is when -each kld-dingly refers to the other's bank as ''the little bank down the street." She admits that she still keeps her Denver checking AIRPLANES i SIRLOIN-NQT H.Y. SWMTttdOK fltUf A FRESH EGGS bank, aty laugh explains transferred a loan Th.

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