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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1959
Page
9
The Eagle Mills Church WSCS held a session electing staff and reported scores from the women's bowling event. Details specify church groups, event results, and new staff appointments.
Projects continued from page discuss livestock raising forestry entomology fire control and ornamental horticulture. Boys and girls will grow corn grain hay swine and vegetables while reforestation and forestry display efforts continue. Leaders meeting chaired by Mrs. Robert Freeman.
Ars Frank Scofield Jr retiring president announces reservations for the annual spring meeting of the WSCS Troy Conference set for May 13 in Burlington Vermont and the WSCS summer school July 6 through 10 at Poultney Wisconsin. Following the business session members attended a guest night together at Center Brunswick Church with colored slides of Alaska and Hawaii shown.
The Lansingburg School District approved a budget document detailing total expenditures anticipated revenues and the taxes to be raised. The chart compares the current year to the proposed year with S44,100 noted as a figure in the breakdown.
The reviewer praises Mr. Kentner's Chopin Ballads and Bartok Romanian Dances performance, calling it technically superb and emotionally resonant. He also highlights Balakirev's L:is L: lamay and the Liszt Paganini variations, noting the ensemble's strong orchestral color and audience ovation.
Miss Marcia Archard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bulland Archard of Argyle, was chosen by Argyle Central School seniors and faculty for the 1989 DAR Good Citizenship Award. She wrote an essay on The Dignity of Man Under Our Republic and will receive a certificate and pin. Archard participates in chorus, Girls Athletics, senior play and yearbook club.
Albany and Schenectady mayors join Gov Rockefeller to discuss New York's middle income housing program. The talks cover a 1.3 billion private capital invitation and a 100 million dollar bond issue approved by legislators last fall, with a plan aiming to raise about 350 million in total.
Lansingburg School Board outlines a 1 085 525 budget with reduced instructional expenditures from 676 500 to 667 025 due to eliminating positions. Custodian salaries drop to 97 300. anticipated state aid totals 021 876 and expected local receipts bring total revenue near 74 000. Unpaid taxes of 20 000 to be returned. local taxes to raise 267 049. Special agenda set for May 30 at Knickerbocker Junior High School. three teachers receive tenure after three years. board members Masoner Bentzen and Shut up for reelection.
Hudson Falls police report a 20 year old Hudson Falls man, Eugene St. Corlew of Sunt Street, was arrested after a chase in a stolen 1956 sedan from Boulevard Auto Sales. He appeared before Judge William Blaney and was ordered held for Washington County grand jury action, with bail set and committed to county jail.
U S Savings Bonds now available to investors beyond individuals. Up to 10 000 annual face value per series. Lee J Behringer of the Savings Bonds Division says churches credit unions pension funds labor unions fraternal groups and service clubs can purchase. Series bonds accrue value semiannually with 3.4 percent interest. Series H bonds pay 3.44 percent when held to maturity ten years.
An oil plant blast at Imperial Chemeal Industries in Billingham, England, killed three men and injured 13 others last night. Initial reports point to a problem with oxygen in the new S25,200,000 classification facility.
J. H. van Roijen the Holland ambassador to the United States is asked to speak at the Consideration banquet on Saturday May 2 at Green Meadows School Schadack Rensselaer County to mark the 360th anniversary of discoveries in the Hudson and Champlain valleys with the theme Salute to History If he cannot attend a representative may be sent by the invitation from Frank W. McCabe and Har ord M L Lewis chairs of the county committee
Three members of the Troy Astronomy Club received honors at the 11th Sei enée Congress held last week at State College for ITeachers in Albany. William Gabb of Watervliet earned a second prize in the intermediate division, while Susan Green of Albany won third prize in the junior division. Charles Leggett of Albany received honorable mention in the senior division.
The U S Fourth Circuit affirmed a Tax Court ruling that William O Dwyer former NYC mayor and his ex wife Sloan Simpson owe 8242 in back income taxes. The decision criticized O Dwyer counsel as scurrilous and unfounded, with possible Supreme Court appeal indicated by O Dwyer allies.
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