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22 ett-Ster, GUni Foils, N.Y. Wtdn.idov. Octob.r 1975 New Paint Created Willi 1 I 1 Dieacn even use kitchen cleanser on it. you simply cannot IHMMiie News He says it gives today's consumers what they want most in a paint durability, coverage, and color all in one can. "Classic 99 is one of the toughest paints I've seen," Biddiscombe says.

"You can wash it, scrub it. hurt this paint, he said. Biddiscombe says it wili hold up even under the rough abuse common in such areas as the kitchen and bathroom. Sherwin-Williams has created a versatile new latex paint, Classic 99, that stands up to rough scrubbing, covers most interior surfaces in just one coat, and can be custom-tinted in more than 640 colors to match any decor. According to Charles Biddiscombe, manager of the Sherwin-Williams Decorating Center at 709 Upper Glen Street, Classic 99 was formulated to make interior decorating an easier and less frequent job than ever before.

1M-MS- Area Residents Man New. Mack Drug Store xmmm mm- jmk 1 WINNER 0 ACAUcmT UkJHiiUd incluoing BEST ACTRESS Katharine hepburn 3 I 2. OPEN 6:451 I -1 SHOW 12 ADULT HITS! i IT I 9M i A IIMV' lit The new Mack Drug Store that opened this week in Aviation Mall will be managed by a team of area residents. The drug chain, based in Moonachie, New Jersey, has store manager, Ruth Bullard, 62 Harrison Avenue, Glens Falls as assistant store manager, and Arthur Shapera, 38 Webster Avenue, Glens Falls, as supervising pharmacist. Both Ruth Bullard and Arthur Shapera are lifetime residents of Glens Falls.

Ruth is a widow with three children; all married, and is a graduate of Glens Falls High.School. She has been with Mack Drug Stores for 23 years. Arthur has been a pharmacist with the firm for 20 SENSUOUS years. He is a graduate of Union University, Albany College of Pharmacy. Carey moved to Gan-sevoort almost a year ago when he joined Mack's to manage the Northway Plaza store here.

He will now take over the reins at Aviation Mall. Mack Drug Stores have been operating in Glens Falls for over 35 years. The new Aviation Mall store, 11,000 square feet in area, reflects Mack's trend to modern, expanded-line drug stores. The Aviation Mall store, on Aviation Road replaces the store at 175 Glen Street. Prescriptions on file at that store will continue to be serviced at the new store.

Richard Carey, left, manager of the new Mack's Drugs FLY GIRLS" AND XX Mack's Opens In Aviation Mall, Queensbury, works with Ruth Billiard, assistant manager and Arthur Shapera, supervisor of the pharmacy. They are getting ready for today's grand opening of the 50-store mall. Mack's Has been open since Monday. (John Fitzgerald photo). "WAITRESSES" 1H6 VV PrM if if nqini pereRorooLe KAJHARINeHPBURN LIONINW1NT6R VH (1 LoJ llAMMiJ Reynolds Van Quite Popular A- fevi 9S 1 :4 ill of the reasons thhe company has launched all-out collection efforts, Falk said.

Aviation Road Northway Exit 19 MINI CINEMA 17 PARK ST. DOWNTOWN C.F. 792-4555 NOWPIAYINO Employes Honored Glens Falls National Bank and Trust recently honored five long-time employes who retired this, year. Gathered together at the retirement party at the Queensbury Hotel are, from left, Mrs. Virgie Cruden, J.

Robert Sarle, Mrs. Onida Hickey and Napolean J. Irish, all retired employes. CHARLES BRONSON Bank Honors Retirees Aluminum recycling continues to grow in popularity in Glens Falls according to latest figures released by Reynolds Metals Recycling Company. Reynolds pays 15 cents a pound on the spot for all-aluminum foil, beverage cans, frozen dinner vtr ays, pie pans, snack containers, and a variety of other frozen food containers.

The Reynolds recycling van will make appearances in the Northway Plaza November 21 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. It was at the plaza Oct. 24. "We hate to disappoint anyone who makes an effort to collect beverage cans for recycling," John Falk, Recycling Plant Manager in Utica, points out.

"So to recognize throw-away money, look for aluminum cans. They are easy to pick out because they have no side seams, are lightweight and have rounded bottoms. You can use a magnet to be doubly sure. Magnets are not attracted to aluminum," he said. Unlike some types' of ecology projects, such as paper and glass, aluminum has not suffered a waining interest due to the economy.

A 95 per cent energy saving when products are made out of recycled aluminum is one 'TOTAL COMFORT' WIDE-AISLE SEATING GIANT SCREENS THE NEWEST FINEST PROJECTION SOUND ACRES OF FREE EASY LIGHTED PARKING I cnos inursaayi "STOP IT, YOU'LL GO BLIND" (K) "A FUNNY MOVIE ABOUT THE EARLY DATS OF HOLLYWOOD A rtd ptasvrar and ptastrl" Gene Shalft, NBC "THf WILBY CONSPIRACY" and "SMILE" iff "KING OF HEARTS" t4 Wttkdayi Sun. 5 11 Mati.Sot.-Stm. 2:00 The Employes Association of the Glens Falls National Bank and Trust Company held a dinner party recently at the Queensbury Hotel in honor of J. Robert Sarle, Director and senior vice president; Leland M. LaVoy, assistant vice president; Mrs.

Virgie Cruden; installment loan operations supervisor; Mrs. Onida Hickey, bookkeeping and service charge clerk -and Napolean Joseph Irish, janitor in the Schuylerville office. They are all members of the Bank who retired this year under the Bank's retirement Pension Plan. Carroll Lang, president of the Association, was the master of ceremonies for the affair, and Robert P. Larson, President of the Bank, presented gifts to the guests on behalf of the Bank.

More than 160 officers and employes of the Bank attended the dinner. Sarle was President and a Director of the National Bank of Schuylerville prior to its merger with Glens Falls National in 1973. Upon the completion of the merger, he was elected a director, senior vice president, and chairman of the Schuylerville Advisory Board of the Glens Falls National Bank. He will remain as chairman of the Advisory Board. LaVoy joined the Bank in June, 1928, and retired 47 years later in February, 1975, as assistant vice president in the mortgage department.

Mrs. Cruden joined the Bank in June 1952, and completed over 23 years of service in the Bank in August, and retired as Installment Loan Operations Supervisor. Mrs. Hickey joined the Bank in April, 1969, and will have completed over six years of service in November, 1975, retiring as bookkeeping and service charge clerk. Irish was employed by the National Bank of Schuylerville and the Glens Falls National Bank for over 25 years as a janitor in the Schuylerville office, retiring in May, 1975.

Glens Falls National Bank's steady growth and progress has been due in part to the efforts of the above staff members during their many years of service with the Bank. Hercules Notes Drop In Sales Hercules Incorporated has reported third-quarter net income of $6,456,000, or 15 cents per share (after a five-cent charge in September for losses in foreign currency exchange. This compares with $29,641,000, or 70 cents per share (restated- to reflect LIFO inventory method of accounting) in the same period a year ago. Sales were $362 million, down from $424 million in the third quarter, 1974. Entt Tfcvn.

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