The Times Record from Troy, New York • Page 32

THI TIMIS TROY, N. 1HI Jen Eyck's Doors Close Saturday Schinc Ten Eyck Saturday night with retail estab- Oct. to Hotel, city's oldest and largest will close lishments on the first floor and permanent- guests given until RESTAURANT A 120 BOOSICK ST. TROY PLAZA The 6 Bradford Room OPEN 8:00 A.M. TO 8:30 P.M.

Friday Special ALL THE FISH $fl tf A YOU CAN EAT BREAKFAST SERVED I A.M. TO 11:30 A.M. vacate the premises. This week, the hotel has approximately 50 temporary guests who will be affected by the Saturday midnight order. In recent- weeks, there has been speculation that an Albany building concern is interested in purchasing the structure, razing it and constructing a new modern hotel and office facility.

Announcement of the formal closing came Wednesday afternoon from Morton M. Z. Lynn of Lynn Proskin, attorneys for Ernest Cohen, receiver in the current baukruptcy proceed ings of the hotel's operating concern. Spies! Vacate the Capital District immediately! (Illya and Napoleon on Arriving: Monday, September 9 5:00 P.M. Channel 6 ALBERTO'S ITALIAN REST.

1 14th TROY Open Tuci. thru Sat. 4 P.M. to 11 P.M. Noon to 11 SptcUlizing in HOMEMADE ITALIAN FOOD CLOSED MONDAY WHAT! YOB HAVEN'T EVEN BEEN TO Paul's ONCE? Pauls HEADQUARTERS for Back-to-school shoes $C99 $399 $399 $4 fiirii'iippte fusel Iwrfcf Glove-like leather, foam-cushioned lining.

Latest tolort, 4VMO. Cirls'imrfcttl ttinner imps Blark or tern in new fall colors. Foam-linedj' little wide I-limp Tine-ribbed rubber sole, new quaie toe. Darfc colors, 8V5-4. little girls' dwii loafer Brown leather mofr casin style.

Extension 121-4' 99 9 9 9 9 4 iiHfe girls' line grain oxford Smooth leather upper, long-wearing plastic heeL 8Vi-4. fflowasin oxford Wipe with a damp cloth and they're clean! little feys 1 grained slip-ons Brown leather new round toe. 1 little boys' wing-tin oxfori. Leather shoes with long-wearing soles and heels. Sii-S.

SAVE to sale $397 each A. V-neckpd pullover In heavier-weight Orion acrylic knit. Foil colors, 34-40. B. Grant's own Orion cardigan.

Di-ed-to-raatch buttons. 3440. PROPORTIONED SKIRT Labor Program Provides Jobs For 30,000 WASHINGTON (AP) Some 0,000 hard-core unemployed lave been placed in jobs under he new concentrated employment program, the Labor Department reported Wednesday. The figures as of June 30 bowed the program operating in 20 cities and two rural areas nd services such as job training and job placement given to 5,700. Stanley Ruttenberg, Manpow- administrator, said the pro- ram so far has cost $50 million, "bus he said, the cost of moving the 30,000 jobless into jobs, along with providing related en-ices to the rest in the pro- rani, has averaged less than $2,000 each.

The program, announced in larch 1967, seeks to bring to- 'ether all the various manpow- programs administered by lie department of labor to help he hard core jobless in the vorst areas of unemployment et ready for, find and hold permanent jobs. A-hne siJhouetle, 3i lining. Sidt zipper. Petite, average, tall. YANKEE DOODLE TRAVEL CLUB P.O.

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Dinner, I I en Tour 51 I.OU Join Our Mailing List 'How Jo Succeed' Retain! Old Satirical Bite, Sharpness By HOWARD HEALY "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," which is at the Williamstown Summer Theater this week, is a musical old enough to have been around on the summer circuit for the last several years. Yet it has not lost Us satirical bite. That is as sharp as ever. And the incompetence, the nepotism, the clever inversion of values are all in full flower in the Williamstown production. Brashness Preserved So, too, is the brashness preserved, at least for the most part.

Whenever J. Pierrepont Finch, the young man on his way up in the World Wide Wicket Company, is about to score another victory, he turns to the audience and gives them a knowing smile of satisfaction. Ken Howard, as Finch, keeps this sharp edge of brashness alive throughout the whole production. Whenever he is about to lead on his boss, or throw in a fellow employe who is in his way, a nice sense of satisfaction emerges from Howard. Tony Capodilupo, who has re turned to Williamstown this week to play the role of the big boss, J.

B. Biggley, has an expert sense of timing that preserves all of the satire in his role. Convincing Portrayal He knows just how long to pause, or to let his eyebrows rise in surprise, or his mouth gape and he convinces us that he is indeed the president of STEER HOUSE OPEN -11 A.M.-ll P.M CLOSED SUNDAY I'hari-fHil Broiled Steaks 2 Nsrth Ot Si i il Glen A SARATOGA I ARTS CENTER SPECIAL EVENT! Thursday, Aug. 29, 8:30 P.M. THE BEE GEES AND THEIR 30-PIECE ORCHESTRA with The Main Attraction TICKETS: OFFICE OPEN DAILY AT 10 A.M.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. 5I4-I4SO SS.50, S5.50, $4.50, $3.50. General Admission to Lawn: S2.00. Bon Office open 10 a.m. Sun.

at noon. (518) 584-8450. such a company is World Wide Wickett. But one of the major supporting roles. Frump, is unevenly handled by Austin Pendleton.

Some good lines escape him-such as when he announces that he has won the pool for correct ly guessing the measurements of Biggley's newest secretary, or when he is carried off just after he realizes that Finch has outsmarted him into a junior executive's position. There are only a few such moments as this, however, and when they do occur it seems to be due to Pendleton's intention of playing the role of the mama's-boy nephew who really doesn't have the sort of ambition to make him bristle with envy or ambition. Well-Handled Roles The role of Rosemary is handled well by Tanny McDonald, while Anne Ashcraft as Big- gley's siren favorite Hedy right on the mark as Rosemary's earthy opposite. Tom Brennan, as the advertising executive who went to the wrong college, makes a brief but very valuable contribution. The musical, the last of Williamstown's offerings this season, plays through Saturday.

They're Giving It A Lot Of Thought CHANDIGARH, India (AP) A member of the Punjab State Assembly pointed out that ap proval was given 54 years ago for construction of one rura road and that nothing has been done except to survey the route Public works Minister Narin- dcr Singh said construction the road was planned sometime during the next five years--if funds were available. 3rd SMASH WEEK! CONNIE AND JERRY In The Starlight Cocktail Lounge EVERY SAT. SUN. EVES. DAVE VICTOR'S RESTAURANT Rt.

7. Troy-Binning ton Rd, Manory's RESTAURANT Corner of 4th and Congress Troy OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Serving Breakfast Luncheons and Dinners DEMOLITION DERBY TOO CAR SMASH-UP FOR $500.00 PRIZE PLUS STAGE SHOW IREITHOFER CARNIVAL oiv THE MIDWAY ALL DURING FAIR WEEK! SCHAGHTICOKE Thursday, Aug. 29 Thru Sept. 3 I CHILDREN'S DAY CHILDREN UNDER 16 ADMITTED FREE 'TIL 5:00 P.M. if STAGE SHOW 2:30 and 8:00 P.M.

QUARTER HORSE RACIiVC 9:00 P.M. ROUTES 40 67 SCHAGHTICOKE TUESDAY OATIIDDAV NEIL SEDAKA RCA Victor Recordinj Stor plui OHIUnUMI Competition and Parade. HANK SNOW hf nd Ole Opicy plui urn ar Competition and Parade. BATTLE OF THE BANDS plut Northeastern U.S: WMdchopping Championship. 5how plul Br ADMISSION TO GROUNDS ADULTS 75c CHILDREN 25c PARKING 50c GRANDSTAND ADMISSION BOX SEAT 82.00 RESERVED $1.50 BLEACHERS 75c FOR RESERVATIONS CALL VALLEY FALLS '753-44 1 1 BUSES TO AND FROM SCHAGHTICOKE FAIR AUG.

29 BUSES LEAVE TROY AT AND 6:30 P.M. AND RETURN AFTER GRANDSTAND SHOW FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND TUESDAY, AUG. 30-31, SEPT. 3 Lv. Troy LY.

Fair 10:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. NOON 1:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M.

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,6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. (:00 P.M. Pasiengcrt will be picked Avenue Bus Route. SEPT.

1 Lv. Troy 12 NOON 1:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M.

6:00 P.M. Lv. Fair 1:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M.. 3:00 P.M.

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2 Lv. Troy LT. Fair A.M. 11:00 A.M. 12:00 NOON 1:00 P.M.

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10:00 P.M. up itartinj at Cangren and 4th Street ond along Fifth FARE '2, ROUND TRIP INCLUDES ADMISSION TO FAIR 120 HOOSICK STREET, TROY PLAZA II Friday Tuesday Childnn'i Day-- $1 round trip for Chow undtr 14 Includti until' 5 p.m. Filr They Hacfn'f Edfen For Long Time JAIPUR, (AP) State Kicials fell the explanation of a warehouse keeper ver some missing imported vheat was "for the birds." The keeper said the missing vheat was eaten by pigeons. Officials doubted pigeons ould make off with 220,000 lounds of wheat. They suspend- the man from his job and or- lered an inquiry.

THE ODD COUPLE" ASSAULT ON A "TEXAS ACROSS THt Lemmon Matthau The Odd Couple 1 Mik ri Cirtto OFFICt OPEN 10 TO 10 P.M. CALL 785-0559 FINAL PRODUCTION SEASON Now thru Sun. SAM LEVENE MARJORIE LORD WOODYALUN'. PONT MINK TM HWTER Eves. 8:40, Sot.

5:15 and 9:15, Sun. 3 and 8 P.M. Child Twenty Five Cents with Each Paid Adult Ticket. Sat. 5:15 and Sun.

3 P.M. Shows tickets at Box Office, by phone or write Box 136, Latham, N.Y. Tickets also ot Copeland Travel Bureau at Hendrick Hud. Hotel. DOORS OPEN 12:15 P.M.

NOW SHOWING "VILLA RIDES" 2nd HIT IN GALA FIREWORKS DISPLAT SUNDAY, SEPT. 1 CYCLE- PSYCHOS vs. COPS! FKM THC COMMKtlTHAT BROUGHT YOU "HELL'S AHELS OH WHEELS" 1BE 113-4425 SHOW TIME 1:10 P.M. SHOWN 1ND Charlton Meston Kim Hunter 'PLANET OF THE APES' SHOWN 1ST JERRY LEWIS "THE BIG MOUTH" STARTS' FRIDAY SHOWN JRD BETTE DAVIS "THE ANNIVERSARY" Cola Holiday Show Doris Day Brian Keith "With Sixlfou nus frank sinatra Is coiot tonu rome IN I I A I ZERO MOSTEL TM PRODUCERS" 1 COLOR HITS ALAN ARKIN "WOMAN TIMES 7" Starts Tom'w Nitc At 5:30 p.m. JOHN WAYNE In "THE GREEN BERETS" Also "DOUBLE MAN" thru TUES.

Rod Taylor Jim- Brawn "DARK OF THE SUN" Elvis Presley Nancy Sinatra "SPEEDWAY" -2 IXCITING HIT- MINI-SKIRT i Quality fjfnu SHOWN AT 7:25 9:05 DICK VAN DYKE EDWARD ROIINSON THEY SET CHIME IKK 100 SHOWN AT 7 P.M. ONLY I MATINEE SUN. and MON. 1 P.M. AIR-CONDITIONED CINEMA ART THEATRE TONIGHT thru SATURDAY 3 DAYS ONLY FIRST TROY SHOWING SHOWN AT 4:30 THE COIFOEHION pout BLAKE EDWARDS POTOT' PLUS AT ONLY MICHAEL CAINE I HARRY SAL17MAN 'BILLION DOLLAR BRAIN' DOORS OPEN 4:15 P.M.

SAT. AT 4:30 P.M. SUN. AT 4 P.M. A SHOWN TONITE AT 7:30 CLINT EASTWOOD HANG EM COLOR nuf A I I I "HELLMAN WASHINGTON CHOICE SEATS AVAILABLE AT BOX OFFICE OR MANCINI TRAVEL.