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Egelston, 90, Dies, Rites In Delanson

Howard B. Egelston, 90, died Saturday morning at the Val­ley View Nursing Home in Ful-tonville. Mr. Egelston was bom in 1873 in Esperance and for the past 63 years had lived at Oak Ridge, RFD 1, Esperance, where he was engaged in dairy fanning.

FUNERAL .SERVICES will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the White funeral home, De­lanson, with Rev. Roger Fitz­gerald, pastor of the Esper­ance Methodist Church offici­ating. Burial will be at the Es­perance cemetery. T,here Will be no viewing hours.

Mr. Egelston is survived by two sons, Ralph Egelston of Glen, Lester G. Egelston of Al­bany; a daughter, Mrs. Pear-ley Brand of Esperance RFD1; a sister, Miss Lottie Egelston of Esperance; five grandchil­dren and 15 great-grandchil­dren.

Fire Unit 2 to Meet Tonight in Niskayuna

Niskayuna fire company, Jje district 2, will hold a bushoss meeting at *i.e Troy road st-uh.n at 8 tonigi.t to elect officers and directors.

The social committee will be in charge if refreshments fol­lowing the tusijiess session.

NOT^TO¥W£LL HIDDEN WICHITA, Kkn. (AP)-Burg-

lars prowling through a d r u g store found the combination to the store's safe in a cash regis­ter and made off with between $600 and $700 from the safe.

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Jeath Notices 121 ATTEXDORX — December 6. 196*.

Albert, husband of, Luella Gaw Attendoin of 1 Dei>ot Street,

-..Hichmondville, New York; son of Mrs. Mabel Ostiauder of Rotter­dam ;- brother of Harold Attendorn ot Rotterdam, Charles J. Atten-dorn of this city, Mrs. Albeit Agans of Rotterdam. Mrt. John E. Rudd and Mrs. David Mayville of this city; stepfather of Gene Corking1 of Columbus, Ohio and Jerry Corkitis of Belpie, Ohio. Funeral service* Monday after­noon at 2 o'clock from the Bond Funeral Home. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment, Viewland Cemetery.

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To Hear Fire Chief ALTAMONT - Altamont Fire

Chief Edward Pollard will be guest speaker at tonight's- meet­ing of the Kiwanis Club.

Pollard will explain the fire department equipment and;how it is used. The program will also include entertainment' by the Guilderland central high school dance band.

BENJAMIN—December 6. 1963, Eli Benjamin ot Sl'l Grant Av.. hus­band of the-late Anna Benjamin. Funeral Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock fro-n Light's Funeral Home, 142S State St. and at 9:30 from the facred Heart Church where a. requiem high mass will be celebrated. Relatives, friends and members of the O.K. Quarter Century Club are invited to at­tend. Calling hours 7 to 9 Mon­day evening.

BI'.CZAK — December fi. 13*3. Stan lev. husband of the late Wladys law a Fastoicryk Beczak of i:i3S Chrisler-Avenue; father of Mis Stephen (Mary) Zdunczyk; also survived by jeven grandchild!en and , seven, great-grandchildren Funeral Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the Falko.wski Fu­neral.Home and at 9 o'clock from St. Adalbert's Church where a re­quiem high mass will be cele­brated. Relatives, friends and members of St. John the Baptist Socletv and G.B. Quarter Century Club are invited to attend. Call­ing' lours. Sunday evening after 7 o'cDck. Interment, St. Adalbert's Cem«tery.

BONITATIBUS—December S. 19S3. Ces'.dlo, of L'JO Green Street, hus­band of the late Margaret Tris-tano Bonitatibus: father of Mrs. Jules (Jenny) Brooks. Mrs. Jo­seph (Margaret) Iovlno. Mrs. Au­gust (Elizabeth) Sharback. David Bonitatibus of Licking, Missouri. Mr?. Alphonso (EUie) Cuomo. Kocco Bonitatibus, Mrs. Je.<s U<eua) Stewart, also Ernest, Al­bert. Louis, Vincent, and Frank Bonitatibus, Mrs. William (Louise) Mizziack; also survived by 27 grandchildren and 20 great-grand­children and leveral nlecea and nephews. F u n e ra 1 "Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock from Rossi and Sons Funeral Chapel thence to St. John the Baptist Church where a requiem high mass wiU celebrated at 10 o'clock. Relatives, fiiends and members of Local 1037 City Employes Union are invited to attend..The ohapel will be oi>en Tuesday evening after 7 o'clock. Interment, St. John's Cemetery.

BALTY—On Sunday, December 8. 1963, Frank J. Baity of 833 Main Av., husband of Anna J. Ont-kush Baity and father of. Mrs. Lester Johnson. Mis. Earl Shane and Raymond Baity all of this city, and Mrs. Jame* Berlinger of Valley Forge. Pennsylvania. Survived also by five grandchil­dren. Funeral Tuesday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the Daly Funeral Home and at 9 o'clock from St. Columbus Church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated. Relatives, friends and members of the American LeK'on Post No. 1005 and the Apple-knockers Unit No. 105 are invited to attend. Calling hours,^ Monday evening after 7 o'clock. Inter­ment. Most Holy Redeemer ceme­tery. .

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Death Not ices 121 EM KICK—On Saturday. December

7, 1963, Irene A. Emrlch of 1668 I^enox Road ; sister of Mrs. John l)ennis/)n of Albany, New York,

, Mre. Francis Breandt, Richard H. Emrich and \YilUain J. Emrlch of this city ; also survived by several n i c e s and nephews. Funeral pri­vate. Wednesday morning from the Dalv Funeral Home and at 9 o'clock from St. John the Baptist Church where a solemn high requiem mass will be celebrated. Kindly omit flowers. There will be no calling hours. Interment, St. John's Cemetery.

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EOELSTOX — December 7. 1963. ,Howard B. Egelston of Oak Ridge. 'RFD i l Esperance. father of Ralph H. Egelston of Glen, Leister O. Egelston 'of Albany, and Mrs. Pearley Brand of Esperance RFD s i : brother of Mi^s Lottie Egel­ston, Esperance ; also survived by five grandchildren and 15 great­grandchildren. Funeral service will be held Tuesday afternoon at 1:30

. o'clock from the White Funeral Home, Delanson, New. York. It is a request of the family that there be no viewing hours. Inter ment, Esperance Cemetery.

EVERY—December .6. 1963, Frank B . husband of Ethel Pustal Everv of 93S Michigan avenue; father of Richard Every of this city. Mrs. Wesley Weaver ' of Ballston Lake; brother of Floyd Every of Atlanta, Ceorgia. Mrs. Orpha Hamilton. Mrs. Thomas Gualtier of Kingston. New York, and Mrs. Grace Griffin of Broad-albin. New York. Also survived by four grandchildren and sev­eral nieces and nephews. Funeral service 11 o'clock Monday morn­ing at Baxter's Funeral Parlor*. Relatives and friends are invited. The parlors will be open Sunday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. In lieu of flowers, memorial contri­butions may be made to the Glenridge Hospital Trust Fund.

HF.IUEL — San Francisco. Cali­fornia. December 7. 1963, Frank J., husband of the late Josephine Carroll Helgel. formerly of Van Zandt Street. Schenectady ; father of Mrs. James O'Neil of San Francisco, California and Donald

. Heigel of Rotterdam ; brother of Mrs. George Long of Schenec­tady, Mrs. Preston Van Patten of Glenville, New York, John Heigel of Dresdin Station, New York, Charles Heigel of Schenectady and Walter Heigel of Niagara Village. New York. Notice of fu­neral later.

FLAGER—December 7. 1963, Jennie Slocum; wife of the late Walter Flagler, formerly of Elnora, New York. Private funeral service will be held Wednesday at the conven­ience of the family at the Ellis Funeral Home. It is requested that theie be no viewing hours. In­terment. Clifton Park Center Bap­tist Cemetery, Elnora.

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tJl'CZ—At rest December 7, 19R3, John F. Gucz of Hadley. N.Y.. husband of the late Mrs. Anas-tasia Kruszewski; father of Mrs. Eleanor Anderson and Walter Gucz; brother of Mrs. Veronica Warner, Miss Frances Gucz, all of this city, Mrs. John Frydel of Amsterdam. Also survived by 3 grandchildren and 4 great-grand children. Funeral Tuesday morn lnR Ht 8:30 o'clock from the Leszczvnski Funeral Home. 77S Eastern Av. Theme to St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock where a solemn high requiem Mass will be celebrated. The chapel will be open Monday evening after 7 o'clock to which relatives and friends are cordially invited to attend. Interment, in the family plot, St. Adalbert's Cemetery. Amsterdam papers please copy.

LAUBACHER — December 7. 1963. Lola L. Brassier, wife of the late Oscar Laubacher of 1971 Hamburg Street, Rotterdam; mother of Rob­ert Laubacher, East Meadow, Long Island and Oscar Laubach­er of California; sister of Mrs. Evan Powell of Kansas City,

. Missouri. Mrs. Anna Drie* of Franklin Square. Long " Island, and Mrs. Kenneth Carpenter of this city. Funeral services Tues­day morning at 8 o'clock from the Bond Funeral Home and. at 8:30 o'clock from Sacred Heart Church, where mass will be celebrated. The funeral home will be open Monday evening after 7 o'clock. Interment. P i n e l a w n National Cemetery. Long Island.

MAYER—December 7. 1963. Fred­erick B.. age 73 years, of 1"07 Spruce Street, Rotterdam, hus­band of the late Marip I>enzner; father of Mrs Jack Seek. Mrs. Holland Van W'ormer and Mis David Ellis of Schenectady; brother of Karl and William Mayer of Germany. Also sur­vived by 4 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon al 2 o'clock at the Lutheran Church of the Messiah, 2?50 Guilderland Av. The Gris-wold Funeral Home. 1867 State St.. WcKxllawn, will be open to frienls and relatives Monday evening after 7 o'clock. Inter­ment, Evergreen Memorial Park.

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LTO>"S--At rest December 7, 1963. Mrs. Anna K. Lyons of 1108 Union Street, wife of Dr. Thomas L. Lyons; mother of Mrs. Carl H. (Dorothy) Carlson, Scotia. Miss Betty Jane Lyons. Schenectady Thomas L. Lyons Jr.. Hartfoid Connecticut. Also survived by 3 grandsons. Relatives and friends and membeis of the Schenectady County Women's .auxiliary, to the Medical Society V the State of New York are invited to attend. The fnreral services, which will be held Tuesday morning at 9:j0 o'clock at the Kivlin-CarnpbMl Funeral Home and thence to the Church of St. John the Evangelist where a solemn high requiem masa will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. The funeral home will he open Monday evening at 7 p.m. Interment, Most Holy Redeemer cemetery.

HTFFM1RE — December 8. 1963, Irving.' husband of the late Mar­garet Slater Huffmire of 102 Jay Street. Survived by several nieces, nephews and cousins. Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Bond Funeral Home. Relatives and friends are Invited. The funeral home will be open Tuesday evening after 7 o'clock. Interment, Viewland Cem­etery.

PENDLETON —December «. 1963. Edmund Randolph of 9 North Church street: brother of Mrs. William Notris of this city; uncle of Mrs. Samuel Moore of New York city. Mrs. Alexander Epting of Glen Rock, New Jersey, and Mrs. Robert W. Pidd of IJI-Jolla, California: great-uncle of Randolph Norris Pidd. William Scott Pidd and Alexander Nor­ris Epting. A memorial eucharist will be celebrated at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at St. George's Episcopal Church. Relatives and friends are Invited. There will be no viewing hours. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Heart Fund. Friends who wish to call may do so Monday evening at St. George's Episcopal Church. Baxter'* In charge of arrangements.

MILLER—December 5, 1963. Helena Aussicker. wife of Raymond G. Miller of 838 Curry Road; mother of Howard Charles Miller of El Monte. California. Mrs. Robert A. Greene and Raymond G. Miller Jr. of this city, Mrs. Richard Latrimore of Mariaville ; sister of Mrs. Thomas McJIlton of Scotia; also survived by 4 grandchildren, 1 great-grandchild and several nieces and nephews. The Office of the burial of the Dead will be read at 2 o'clock Monday after­noon at Baxter's Funeral Pat-lors. Relatives and friends are invited. The parlors will be open Sundav evening from 7-9 o'clock. Corlaer Chapter No. 521 O.E S will conduct a service at 7:30 o'clock Sunday evening.

MeGEE—Sunday, December 8. 1963. at her home, 106n University Place. Lorena A. McGee. daughter of the late Patrick Ix)renzo and Marv.Ann Mageean McGee; sis­ter of Mary G. McGee. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock at the Gleason Funeral Home and al 10 o'clock at St. John the Evangelist Church where a solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated. The chapel will be open Tuesday evening after 7 o'clock. Interment, St John's Cemetery.

RU8KOW8KI — December 7, 1163, Mary Jasniewlcz, wife of the lata John Ruskowskl of 1466 Regent Street; mother of. Mrs. Benjamin (Kegma) W'asniewskl. Mrs. Rob­ert (Olive) Fuerst. Mrs. Leroy . (Wanda) Grigolelt. Miss Clara, Ruskowskl, all of Schenectady, Ptl. Edward E , Attorney Carl J., of Schenectady, Attorney C. W. Ruskowski of Detroit, Michigan, and John A. Ruskowskl of Del-mar ; sister of Mrs. Jacob Rekuckl. Mis. William Snyder of Schenec­tady, and Mis. Ida Raczynski of Ciceio, Illinois: also survived by .0 giandchildren. 12 great-grand­children, several n i e c e s and nephews. Euneral services wilj be held Wednesday morning at 8 : l i o'clock from the Ellis Funeral Home, thence to St. Adalbert's Church wheie a solemn high te-quiem mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock. Relatives, members of the Third Order of St Francis Society. First Sacred Heart So­ciety and Rosary So> iety of St. Adalbert's Church are Invited. The funeral home will be open Tuesday evening after 7 o'clock. Interment, Most Holy Redeem'r Cemetery. First Sa<-red Heart So­ciety will meet at the funeral home a»,6:40 o'clock. The Rnsary Society at 7 p.m. Tuesday evening,

STONE — On Sunday. December 8, 1963. Josephine Celebucki of RD 1, Burnt Hills, wife of the late Al­bert .Stone; beloved mother of Bonnie Jo and Mane Alana Store ; daughter of Mrs Johanna (>!•-bmki : sifter of Mrs. Lester Mar-Kenzie. Mrs. Iyouis Brznza ar.d John Celebucki all of Schenec­tady; Mr«. Patrick Sokol and. Stanley Celebucki of Burnt Hills: also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday morning from the Kazyaka Fu­neral Home at 8:30 o'clock then'-* to St. Mary's Church where a re­quiem high mass will be cele­brated at S:45 o'clock. Relatives, friends and members of St. Stan­islaus Society are invited to at­tend. The funeral home will be open Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. Please omit flowers. Interment, St. Adalbert's Cemetery.

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IDS Stats fit. DI 6-3731 HERE'S QUICK SHOPPING

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MURPHY Overhead DOORS e OVERHEAD OARAGE DOORS e ELECTRIC OPERATORS IMS Central Av. Stop 40 HEI-MIJ

For Pre-Hollday P.emodellng BELLEVUE BUILDERS SUPPLY 600 Dusr.ethurg Rd KL5-719f

STOWF/S. UPHOLSTERY SHOP Fervinr Fcheneetadv since 1930 Fre* Estimates 724 State St DI 8-074*

SHOP THE GIFT-SPOTTER Guide to Go<>d Living

Pool tables, all slies. supplies. Alti coin pool table*. Mrrifko! Expert repair* Csnton. AR2-24M.

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SENSIBLE OIFT8 for every purse.

person and purpose e Ths Gift-Spotter •

HOLIDAY SPECIAL ! ! Colonial Sofa, Foam * I OO Rubber. Reg. I18J. N O W A . . l i "

MICHELSON'8 Furniture Store 1704 Western Av. Albany HE 8.63.1

Hottsrdam Ornamental Iron A Wan­ing. Porch Railing* and Columns Hi lumrnsr I t Tel. F R T - l t l l .

Lsrgent selection of antiques and gifts In Northern N. Y. from abro»d and good old Early American.

SHULER AND DUROSS . 230 North Perry St . JohnMow^

Tel. .lohnMown. 6-8116 Open Mon. thru Sat. S am. to t r m.

poGors Italian-American Restaurant

2709 Central Av DI 6-93*0 HERE'S QUICK SHOPPING

for your whols lint . . . • The Gift-Spotter •

2. Daughter of 21. Warp-a king

8. Flower ro« ceptacle

4. Cereal grain

6. To rankle 43, Noah'i

shelter 7. Plunder 8. Jewish

month 8. Bovine

11. Guido'a note 15. From: pre­

fix 18. Beginning 19. Masurium:

sym. 20. Kingly

yam 22. Spawn

of fish

24.0grea 26. Moslem

title 26. Noth­

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sym. 33. Whether 84. A wing 35. Gist 86. Hautboy 89. At one

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KATE'S FLAMINGO ROOM DINING and COCKTAILS

Westgsto. 911 Central Av. IV»«J61

Ths Country Pancake Houss h Restaurant Tel. 399-1711

Cloied Tues Open S a m . Hie SO Ballston Lake

Howard Johmon'i 1614 Stats St.

Restaurant 346-m4

KIRKER'S STEAK HOUSE l«i Ml No l.atham Cirda STS-««w6

ValUy Reitaurant A Grill Main St Schohsrie AX4-7M4

If You'r* Going to be. PLAYING flANTA CLAUg

(And who Isn't?) Tou Should Find This Faga

A Big Help

DUANESBURG RESTAURANT Duaneshurg. N T TW R-211J

SHOP THE GIFT Guide to Good

SPOT nJvinf iPOTTER

ig Antiques and Unusual Gifts—Heir­loom Housa, 325 Ss-ward PI. Eves., «:»0-». WssVsnda, l:J0-». DI 1-6117.

COLONIAL RESTAURANT - In Glens Falls. Fins Steaks—Chors— Sea Foods 3% Elm St. (downtown)

RX 2-9S04

LUIOIS RESTAURANT For Holiday Parties and Banquets U2S Barrett St. DI «-»744

TAILWINDS RESTAURANT Dslldous Food and Cocktails

20 Saratoga Rd. n 6 »J$7

ACROSS 1. Railroad

side track 6. Refrain in

songs 9. Bear

10. Eat away 12. Sheeplike 13. A toast to

health 14. Skin tumor 15. Close to 16. Tin coin 17. A long

curling wave

21. Contest theater

23. Native of Rome

27. Foreman 28. Hindu

•Jcetlo 29. Harass 81.TTU* 82. Testa 84. Awayr

prefix 87. From 88. Sanskrit

school 4L Defama­

tory state­ment

43. Girl's nam* 48. Coral

island 48, Island

sorceress: T h e Odyssey"

47. and haws

48. Comfort

DOWN LTo rescue

DAILY OBYPTOQUOTE — Here't how to work ftt A X T D L B A A X R

Is L O N O I E L L O W One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is need

for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc 8lngle Utters, spot-trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day ths code letters are different

BETTY LOU BREAD Baked the Old Fashioned Way

TRY OUR DELICIOUS Fruit punch, Egg Nog, lea Cream

ALLIED DAIRIES Is ready to serva you DI 6-7853

Largest Xmas Tree Display Flocked, fresh double Balsam, Spruce, Scotch Pine ; sprays, boughs, roping, cemstery and door wreaths, centerpieces and decorations. DeBIERE'S GARDEN CENTER

1342 Altamont Av., end of Crane St. EL 5-5400 Plenty .of Parking Space

RELIGIOUS GIFTS Rosaries Prayer Books Medals

Chains Picture s _anrLMissals Engraving Free Gold Stamping

W. B. O'CONNOR CHURCH GOODS, INC.

71 4th St.. Troy Tel. AS 6-7731

XMAS TREES TOM MIAKISZ "The working man's friend." 3 blocks across Curry Rd., 3013 Guilderland Av. also 2 Ea»?le St.. City. All kinds $1 up. EL 5-1734.

TO MEN OF GOOD WILL

And Women' of Good Taste

• Tha Gjft-Spotter •

HAYES RELIGIOUS SHOP' 435>, Franklin St. FR 2-4654

Superior Nursery Grown Balsam Scotch Pine, Princess Pine and

Laurel Roping — Evergreen Boughs DIBBLE'S GARDENS

Blue Bams Rd. EX 3-7620

QUALITY Baked Goods Since 1329 Wedding & Birthday Cakes. Bread,

Rolls. Pastries. Delivery Service. WHITE EAGLE BAKERY, INC 1130 Crane St. DI 6-7345

GUIDO'S NEW PREPARED PIZZA SAUCE—DELICIOUS ON—

Muffins or Prepared Pizza Crust TEL IV 9-3943

Ice Cream Cake and Log Cake

PLATT'S Dairy, UN 9-6011 NELSON'S CATERING 8ERVICE

Hors d'oeuvres, cookies, punch 1131 Glenwood Blvd. FR 4-36S7

CHRISTMAS TREES—Again BOB EATON welcomes you to his Plan­tations on Galway - West Galway Rd. Tag or cut at your convenience. All sizes Spruce, Balsam, Douglas Fir or sheared Scotch Pine.

Christmas Trees KLUGE'S NURSERY

3S9 Saratoga Rd. Rte. E0 Tel. 393-4003 or EX 9-4042

IF YOU'RE eager for your Christ­mas gifts to make such a hit that you'll stay remembered long after the holiday's past, shop the

• Gift-Spotter •

Mrs. Passmora's Gifts—Cardi 1300 Altamont, Shoporama EL 5-5320

CHRISTMAS TREES, single, double Balsam, Spruce. Pine. Maplewood Farms. Rte. 20. 1 mile above Mc­Cormack's Cors. Tel. EL 5-5116.

Rustcraft • Gibson • Norcross Cards GUY'S STATIONERY SHOP

2% Front St., Ballston TU 5-5701

Photographic Christmas Cards ACE PHOTO & CARD SHOP

$1 Gift Items. 2041 B'ws.y. FR 2-5950

AN AD in the • Gift-Spotter • puts you on "busy street"—where hun­dreds of important buying deci­sions are made every day.

Colony Delicatessen ft Grocery— DI 6-9178—Cold cuts. Beer — Home­made salads. Open 'til 12:45 A.M.

1333 State St.

• SHOP THE GIFT-SPOTTER • Guide to Good Living

THRIFT STORE-BAKED GOODS Pies and Cakes

tO Freeman's Bridge Rd. DI 6-961S

Mastroianrii Bros. Bakery 313 FRONT ST. DI 6-5S75

A Oryptof-ram QnofAtlon

B K C B P V O D P P U I J O K T D U A K T N K T D Q,P O Y D A P 8 M

- C Y A Y T R Y

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Saturday's Oryptoqnote: HE WHO MEANLY ADMIRES A MEAN THTNO IS A SNOB. -THACKERAY

(Oltta, KIA* Feature* Syndicate, lnn.>

EASTMAN'S CHEESE HOUSE Gift Package* Made to Order Esperance, N.Y. . . . Phone 31

Pick a Gift In Good Taste GERSHON'S DELICATESSEN

16CQ Union St. EX 3-CW17

Re a smart "COOKIE" Santa Wllley's Union st. Bake Shop

1603 Union st. FR 4-1024 FOR GIFTS that beat mlstlsto* —

shop ths • Glft-Sr>otter • svsry day.

B A L S A M , Blue Spruce. Spruces, White and Scotch Pine, othtrs.

VAR1ETY GARDENS Rte. 20. Guilderland 4S9-7561

Fresh cut double balsam, blue spruce, Scotch pins; wreaths, cones, boughs, laurel, pins roping and decorations. CAPITAL FORESTRY ASSOC.

29S7 Troy Rd. STI-S2S1

CHRISTMAS TREES I • Wreaths • Boughs • Roping

SCHULTZ Farm 4 Grsenhousea 13» Wolf Rd. UN 9-7054

SCOTCH PINES —Cut Your Own Your Chelae SI.50. A. E Johnson Putnam Rd. Box 219-A. EX 3-1458

CHRISTMAS TREES Double balsam, fresh cut. wholesale Tel. CE7-269S ask for R. Trtmblay

u Holiday

Entertainment

HALLMARK Rust Craft CARDS Gift Wrap—Ribbon—Toys

Hurley's 954 Crane DI 6-9591

SNOWSU1TS. sweaters. Jswsled ool-lars. beds. Xmas stockings, toys. Pampered P«t. 101 Central Albany HO 3-52:5.

READERS like the convenient, han­dy arrangement and msny novel Itsms that appear every day In ths

• Gift-Spotter • DACHSHUND PUPPIES

MINT MEADOW KENNEL Feura Bush. N.Y. HE9-2171

GREAT DANE The Aristocrat of Dogrlom

Viking-Dane Kennels AS (-(901

•tr.- : :.•:-• .>• -:. r J

For the Best In Food PiRtlv Wlggly Finer FoAds

2«27 Rrosdnav DI 6-12(1

FLERES FISH MARKET "Frc*h Flih Dslly"

534 Broadway Tel. FR 4-I7.M

1

Trees and Trim

ci * 3 '

CHRISTMAS TREES Heavy Double Canadian Ralsam

6-12 ft. S100 per Ifti in Saratoga, N.Y. Wreaths and boughs. Tel. 584-5640. 54 Ash St . Saratoga, N.Y.

;: c."i.#.

Skyway Bowl-a-Droms OPEN BOWLING

MON. thru FRI. 9 A M. to ( 1 0 MON eve. after 9 (5) Isr.ei THURSDAY (2) lanes until 1:39 FRIDAY (2) lanes all eve. SATURDAY all day ar.d I M SUNDAY 10 A.M. to 7—after 9 :30

14 Saratoga Rd. 399-4922

OPEN BOWLING THE WOODLAWN BOWL

ISd State St 377-0131 weekdays until I. and weekends

CHRISTMAS TREES Wholesale—Ralsam. Spruce, Scotch

Pine, and sheared L H. MADER

c/a Bleecker Stage, Gloveraville, N.Y . Tel. 5-6423

XMAS TREES - 3 Carloads of Fresh Cut Double Bslaam Trees

CARDIN*4L 1103 Helderberg Av.

THE BOWLERS CLUB Rpeclal Kids Rates—Join our Bowling league Saturdaya

10 a m for Boys and Girls 9-11 yrs Also open bowling—For reservations

Tel. 7S5-S5(» OR COME 1710 Troy-Schdy Rd.

as- r'vvrr WIN HIS HEART WITH .

it Boat Accessories •»> Boat Fqulpnent • Safety Devi.-ea • Water Ski Needs •k Nautical Oarifats

HYDE'S BOATS D l l S46I

CAFFE LENA—PRESENTS. Rev. Gary Davis—8:30 to I

Fri. and Sat 45 Phlla St.,

December 6 and 7 Saratoga SS4-602I

Entertainment, Orchestras for All Occasions. Holiday Shows. Marra'i Thtatrical Agancy

»77 l u t e i t , f FR « - « m

Blue Barns Rd. Open I to I

DEPTH FINDER SPECIAL. SJ9 5ft Columbia Aqua Probe Easy to In­stall A navigation and fishing at<l no hoal o-vner shivild be withoutl

GEORGES MARINE SUPPLY 1300 B'way. Albany HE 4-4431 2nd Av. & IQSth S t Troy CE 7-SOOO

IF YOU'RE eager for your Christ" mas gifts to make such, a hit that you'll stay remembered long after the holidav's p*<t shop the

. • Glft-Spdtter •

Johnjon Motors, 3 h.p. to 90 Layeway Plan Open 7:30-1 p.m.

Sunday 9-4 TED'S MARINE

1 Fourth Av., Amsterdam VH-170*

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