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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1965
Page
11
New York AP reports a modest stock market gain marking the largest rise in three weeks. The Dow Jones Average advanced 3.05 to 803.38, the AP average rose 1.0 to 333.6, volume rose, and most active issues moved with gains though some remained unchanged.
A reader asks about selling a large block in an inactive stock via the third market and notes that such brokers may not handle all listed stocks. The expert explains the third market trades off exchanges, the need to find a suitable broker, and the likelihood the $10 stock is excluded. He adds that a direct sale is possible if a buyer is found. Next, a query about revoking minor gifts under gifts to minors acts: irrevocable by law. Consult a lawyer to avoid future headaches. A separate Q discusses no load mutual funds and confirms brokers are bypassed, urged to read the prospectus. Mr Doyle will answer general questions in The Record Newspapers.
Market report for March 31 to New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets shows 252 cattle sold with steady demand and moderate activity. Dairy cows slaughter prices range 13.50 to 15.60 per head while dairy bulls fetch 17.00 to 19.25, with other grades listed.
David L Faile 75 of Cambridge operator of Bailes Dairy and World War I veteran died yesterday at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge Born in White Plains he lived in Cambridge 21 years He was a member of Captain Maxon Post American Legion elder of Village United Presbyterian Church member of Cambridge Professional and Business Men's Association and We the People Federation He is survived by his wife Marjory B Atson a mother Mrs Edward G Faile of Block Island R I a son William B Faile of Greenwich three daughters Mrs Marjory Oddson Morristown N J Mrs Florence Ridler Waterford and Mrs Ruth Durrin Cambridge three sisters Mrs Elizabeth Brumberg Westport Conn Mrs Antoinette Frend White Plains and Mrs Elinor Murray Old Greenwich Conn a brother Thomas Faile White Plains 20 grandchildren and a great grandchild The funeral will be tomorrow at 2 30 p m from Village United Presbyterian Church with Rev Alastair Parr and Rev Roger Seacord officiating Interment in Woodlands Cemetery Cambridge
The State Science and Technology Foundation awards 45000 to RPI among 12 institutions sharing 412000 for excellence in scientific and technological education. Foundation chairman Dr Monroe E Spaght announces grants to support visiting professors and lecturers, including seven visiting professors in glass and plastics for six weeks each.
Reeves, a high school senior, was arraigned on a charge of attempted arson for wiring a booby trap in driver teacher John T. Ryan’s car. Police said a pre dawn set up involved a Romex wire from a spark plug to the gas tank. The device failed to ignite, leaving Ryan and his wife unharmed as his students and family watched from the house. Ryan said the student was an excellent pupil and his family had lived on edge until the faulty mechanism malfunctions.
William C. Johnson of Niagara Mohawk Power Corp will guest speak Monday at the Hudson Mohawk Chapter American Marketing Association meeting at 6 30 p m in the Holiday Inn Albany Central Avenue. His talk, The world s richest market, draws on an award winning study of the economics of nine northeastern states. Johnson has been with Niagara Mohawk Hudson since 1959 and once chaired the Industrial Development Institute at Syracuse University in 1963. H Richard Crampston of Behr Manning Corp is Troy Area dinner chairman.
Charles Cramer was elected president of Uncle Sam Ski Club for 1965-66 at the Troy YMCA final meeting. Other officers: Robert Carroll vice president Miss Ellen Normile secretary Mrs Joan Carroll treasurer Carman Riviello council representative Miss Patricia Bird Eastern representative. Chairmen include Edward Duval transportation Leo Patnode public relations Miss Deane Bourgeoius membership. Installation banquet set for April 24 at Mechanicville Country Club. Transportation from Palace Diner to Big Gore Mountain tomorrow at 8 am.
The Rensselaer County Agricultural Council holds its quarterly dinner at 7 30 p m Monday at Fays Restaurant Defreestville. Donald A Thompson County Agriculture Dept agent explains the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 and its use for community and rural activities. 4 H Club youth programs will be highlighted by Mrs Pegzy Lipinski outlining neighborhood corps job corps and work training aims.
An American bald eagle, identified by watchers at the Baradaile, spent much of yesterday in view from restaurant windows. The bird, emblematic of U S freedom, perched in a neighboring tree before being observed in flight over Lansingburg Thursday afternoon.
James G. Connors Troy urban renewal director spoke to seventh and eighth graders at School 34 Thursday explaining the purpose of urban renewal and key program aspects during the assembly.
Albert H. Miller, president of John A Manning Paper Company, was elected a director of Rogers Corporation of Rogers Connecticut. Miller also heads International Purchasing Company and serves on several boards. The Rogers annual meeting noted expected first quarter sales to rise about one third with profits up more than proportional.
Mrs Jessie E Ay Pier of Yonkers died at her daughter’s home in New Lebanon. Born May 17 1868 in Dundee Scotland she was widow of Ethan Pier and had lived with her daughter in recent years. Survivors include three daughters three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral from Hall Higgins Funeral Home Stephentown with interment at Mt Hope Cemetery Hastings on Hudson. Eastern Star services to be held. Roland S Newsbigle longtime barber in Bennington and Latham died in Sarasota Florida Hospital. Survived by wife Grace and five stepsons. Anna A Gooley 53 Cropseyville died at Albany Veterans Hospital after long illness. WAAC veteran, formerly of Berlin, worked at Amber Lantern Tea Room. Survived by husband John J Gooley daughter Alice Carter and brother Malcolm Milks. Funeral Monday 11 am Riverview Funeral Home Lansingburg. Interment Barberville Cemetery.
A 1962 auto stolen during a burglary at Karl Motor Sales in Troy was recovered last night on River Street. Patrolmen Costello and Nelson brought it to Central Police Station. John Karl reported the burglary between 6 am Thursday and 8 am yesterday. a door was pried, a set of keys and a dealer plate were taken, and a 1952 auto valued at $2,000 was stolen. Det Dwyer and Plainclothes Moran investigated.
The Shenendehowa Central School PTA recommended creating separate PTAs for current and future academic units. Meetings will set up mechanics for each unit, with origin sessions Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Shenendehowa School. Officials approve the plan and invite all parents and teachers.
The Rensselaer County Vocational Teachers Association voted to affiliate with the New York State Association of Vocational Organizations. Seth Hill of RPI led the group which met at Troy High School. The next session is set for 8 p.m. April 14 at Troy High School.
Cornell University agriculturalists will host a two part session for Rensselaer County farmers at Cahlouns Equipment Co Melrose Wednesday afternoon The program covers sprayer calibration nozzle use agitation spray materials tractor speed overlap dangers and weed control in corn and legume crops Armin H Furrer Jr and Everett Markwardt from Cornell will speak with Philip W Bemis in charge of arrangements and dairy farmers urged to attend
AT&T stockholders received quarterly letters showing AT&T earned more in the year ending February 28 than any company in a 42 month span, surpassing GM. AT&T reported earnings near 1.39 billion, versus GM's calendar year 1964 profit of about 1.735 billion.
A testimonial banquet will honor Rev. Brewinton Stinney pastor of Bethel Baptist Church at 2163 Fifth Ave. The event is set for Saturday April 26 at 8 p.m. in the Crystal Room of The Hendrick Hadson, announced by chairman Otte Dwhes.
Miss Beverly Spies explained Red Cross services to the Shenendehowa Rotary Club at Reich's Restaurant The Saratoga County Red Cross executive secretary outlined aid to armed forces disaster and recreation There are 10 000 volunteers per paid worker and residents were urged to donate blood Clifton Park area residents were invited to donate blood. Robert Dahl of Niagara Mohawk Power Corp will speak next at Reich's on Thursday at 6 30 p.m on A Step Ahead Looking Forward to the Future.
Public hearing looms as Northeast TV Cablevision Inc seeks city permit despite Nexessary rights. John Quinlan, company representative, asserts operations via NY Telephone Co will not use city streets so a city permit may not be required. Ehrlich's letter notes plans to negotiate with city manager and council to avoid revenue loss, with service expected around September 15 after state tariff approval in March 1965.
A reader letter from Hackensack criticizes a high school principal for misrepresentation and grammar in a recent magazine letter about Paul Sades High School. The writer suggests two explanations for the poor grammar and urges the principal to study English grammar.
A fragment from a humor column discusses the semicolon fear and Betty Friedan’s fantasize remark, noting Earl Miers and a playful survey by William Morris. It invites readers to obtain a pamphlet of popular word games by sending 10 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope.
A high pressure ridge over the west brings northerly winds 10 to 20 mph into the upper Hudson Valley. The Weather Bureau predicts sunny weather today and tomorrow with highs around 40 today and 45 to 50 tomorrow. Overnight loows should reach 15 to 22 degrees, with April 3 records of a 16 low in 1954 and a 74 high in 1892.
The Federal Aviation Agency announced Albany Airport is one of five U S airports to receive trailer mounted equipment to improve air safety and efficiency. The DME system measures distance between ground stations and approaching aircraft and works with the airport’s instrument landing systems.
An account of experiences from the Selma to Montgomery Civil Rights March will be presented tomorrow at 4 30 p m by Rev Robert M Marsano in the parlors of Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church. All interested persons are invited. He will illustrate his talk with movies and slides of the march and related scenes in the Civil Rights struggle.
A two car crash at Middleburg and River Streets injured Mrs Laura W Hunt of 4121st St and led to the arrest of John E Thurber, 31, of 41 Douw St, on a charge of driving an unregistered motor vehicle. Hunt was taken to Leonard Hospital with back pains. Thurber posted a $100 bond and will appear in Police Court Monday.
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church women plan a Lenten program Tuesday at 7:30 PM in the church hall. Mrs. Marion Truland Mrs. Virginia Huenninger and Mrs. Janet Proper lead the program. Marie Jensen, president, will preside and May’s congregational dinner plans will be set.
Islip New York requests a new Albany Airline run with service to Albany Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo. The town already has north south Allegheny service on the Boston Washington route but lacks convenient links to the rest of New York State.
Candidates Henry R O Bryan James M itrang William R Juble and Timothy J Fogarty will be guest speakers for the bimonthly Fifth Council Democratic meeting. Address is 118 Fifth Ave North Troy. The talk will not cover the upcoming election per president Mrs. lice Hartnett.
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