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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1959
Page
3
The text outlines questions about disability and retirement payments under Social Security, including eligibility for disability benefits for a disabled worker and dependents, burial benefits for widows and children, and estimated retirement payments once reaching 65. It also notes contacting a local Social Security office for updated figures and a pamphlet.
Utica Mund will award ten full tuition scholarships this year to New York State high school graduates aiming for executive careers in banking insurance and real estate. Joseph T Cranst president of Utica Muhal announced the awards will be hosted at Mohawk Valley Technical Institute in Utica for fourth year running with eligibility for graduates of state high schools. Applications must be submitted by June 15 to the Mohawk Valley district office accompanied by a letter of recommendation from a school official or Utica Mutual agent.
Charles A. Carpenter of apple Tree Lane in whenwille was named a sales representative for Bestwall Certain-tech Sales Corp. He received a certificate of merit and completed a one week school on Bestwall gypsum products. Carpenter, a Syracuse University graduate, served in the U.S. Army earning the Good Conduct Medal and the European African Middle Eastern Theater Campaign Ribbon.
Nancy Slaten Laeyparcald, daughter of Mrs. Slater, is the winner of the White Eagle Bakery guessing contest held at Taytham store. She guessed 23,600 raisins in a giant raisin cake. the correct count was 22,242. She received a $25 savings hand from Ted Dania, store manager.
National auditing firm Waplas Busnes opens a Walters franchise at 453 Broadway with Godwin Olsen Wieharge. The Waterstiet office will provide business auditing service to local firms in the Tray area on a monthly basis to help small businesses manage field operations.
Joseph F. Toanty of 1 St Bake's Aves has been named area representative for Colony Homes. Rooney, longtime resident of Troy and Troy High School graduate, studied prelaw at Siena. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Tigen Fy Flooney of 11 Sir Luke's Ave.
The Capital District Home Builders Association hosted a reception and dinner at Trafael's Restaurant to mark the opening of its new offices at 528 Lto Schenectady Road Lathan. The event drew members from Albany Greene Columbia Saratoga and nearby towns with talks by Victor A Sullivan NY State Home Builders Association president and remarks by Harold G Green and others.
Wallace El Brewier president of the National Retail Firm Association will speak at a dinner for about thirty eastern state furniture retailers on Wednesday May 6 at The Mendrick Hudaun in California. Derek Brooks will report on Washington activities while Chessey JL. Fignieng of Standard Furniture organizes the program.
Edward J. Macey, 26, of 645 7th Ave, Troy, was arraigned on speeding and leaving the scene charges after a police chase that covered nine blocks. His car struck a parked vehicle at 387 Sth Ave, owned by Fuhard Hennessey, and continued on before being stopped. Bail set at 125 dollars. case slated for Friday.
The National Science Foundation in Washington approved a 61 300 grant to KIT for Drs Paul Verdin and Meinrich Mediews. The researchers in physics seek to advance informitioq on atomic weapons, aiming to exploit high energy nanoboros carbon bonds discovered in a prior report by the General Research Council years ago.
A $825,000 suit over a water supply agreement is filed in Albany County Supreme Court. Benjamin L. Smith & Associates, once the town’s engineer, faces Myrick & Associates in a dispute about consulting work and a February 1958 contract. The case cites alleged breaches, disputed authorization by the Town Board, and prior town letters.
Real estate professionals from Albany Schenectady and surrounding counties gather for the Capital Region conference at FenDick Auditorium. Speakers include Thomas J. Donovan J L Goodyear Wes Joy Albright and Richard B. Morris with panels on mortgage financing residential listing and general issues facing brokers. Coffee and rolls available from 9:30 a.m. committee chairs Matthew Lester and Harold Boulton organize the program.
The Troy Junior Chamber of Commerce announced the panel for the Band Battle judges. Competing high schools include Troy High, Lansingburg High, LaSalle Institute, and Averill Park High. Recurring officials include Donald H. Walker as chair, with Roslyn Atty and Dr Sydney Eilinger joining the judging group.
Shenendehowa Central School juniors and seniors will attend the Guwenzhin Education Conference at Syracuse University today. Selected juniors are Roger Pasorges Duane Greene Elizabeth Jackson and Thane Johnson for citizenship responsibility trustworthiness and dependability. Seniors attending include Carol Oakes Rosalyn Kemp and Robert Laver with past attendee Hivhar I Alien noted as a Syracuse scholar now at the university. Chaperones include Miss Margaret Simmons and Mrs Gertrude Durrand.
Two hearings before the New York State Public Service Commission in Albany review railroad grade crossing eliminations on the Delaware and Hudson line. One focuses on the Shakey Road crossing west of Waterville, expanded to include 14th Street elimination. scheduled for 2 pm. The other relates to extensive eliminations across Saratoga Springs city, Ballston Spa village, and towns Willard, Northumberland, and Moreau, with examiner Gerald W. Knapp presiding in Saratoga.
The Merchants Division of the Greater Troy Chamber of Commerce set summer store hours. Most Troy stores close Saturdays through mid August with some reopening on Saturday August 22. President Fluhard Lessien presided at the meeting where hours were fixed and plans for a June sales promotion were announced.
Wy Be Saupe, general manager of the General Miegirie Co. announces orders for six steam turbine generator units totaling 850,000 kilowatts. The six generators, part of a large Schenectady department, are described as a substantial improvement over last year. Saupe cautions against predicting a trend and notes employment will remain stable, with 1968's lower rate reflected in 1951-80 operation levels.
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