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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1967
Page
20
Central School District towns Sand Lake and Poestenkill reopen Wednesday at regular time. Poestenkill events include a 4-H Teens and Tweens demonstration and a GOP dinner January 6. Licenses required for dogs before midnight tomorrow. Fire Co. meets January 8. installation dinner January 13. Church services and New Year’s Eve observances listed for East Poestenkill and nearby churches.
Clifton Park Methodist Church lists Wednesday events including Membership Training at 3 pm Junior choir at 3 45 pm Prayer service Bible study and 8 pm Official Board meeting Rev David C Randles rector of St George s Episcopal Church notes Holy Communion Wednesday at 9 30 am and 8 pm Tomorrow church notices for Clifton Park Methodist Rev W Ray Deming 8 45 am Sunday school 9 45 am Worship service with sermon nursery for pre school children 11 pm Watch Night service for Round Lake and Clifton Park Methodist St George s Episcopal Rev David C Randles rector a m Holy Communion 9 30 am Family Eucharist church school nursery 11 am senior choir rehearsal United Community Church Rev Edward F Wightman pastor 10 30 am Worship service and church school Clifton Park Community Rev Richard O Roberts interim pastor 7 30 pm Informal worship at temporary location Community Room of National Commercial Bank and Trust Co Routes 9 and 146 Clifton Park
A school page explains why ants live in colonies and how they organize. It describes Formica schaufussi, Pharaoh's ant, Amazon ants, and mushroom growers, noting queen and worker roles, colony sizes, living sites, and unique behaviors.
Inter-dealer quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers reflect representative prices as of about 1 a.m. with bids and asks for various issuers including American Greeting Bankers Trust Buckbee Mears Citizens Util Lyons Milk American Leaders Crowley Honeywell Durion Warrington Glens Falls Transen Jarrell Ash Eli Lilly Lear Jet Magic Chef Midland Capital NatCom Bank and Trust New Eng Gas and Elec Optical Scanning Scanden Electric Travelers Insurance Union National Bank of Troy and more, noting that markets fluctuate and prices exclude markup or commissions.
The Petersburg Town Board will conduct its annual audit today at the Town Hall and hold its annual organizational meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Town Hall The Petersburg Public Library will be closed on Monday The Civic Council meets in the Veterans Memorial Hall Tuesday at 7 30 p m Mrs Katie Phillips and son George visited New York City with Col Daniel Walther and son Patrick over the weekend Miss Judy Michaels , a Spencer Business School student in Schenectady, holidays with her mother Mrs Emma Michaels Clark Moon is a patient at Samaritan Hospital Troy Miss Joyce Saunders returns to Albany Medical Center after Christmas leave Mrs Eva Simmons and Mr and Mrs Earl Simon guest of the Horsfalls in Troy Past Matrons of the Berkshire Star Chapter CBS meet at Florence Waterman’s Berlin home Tuesday at 7 45 p m Helen Haynes donates church balcony lights in memory of her parents Pearl Eustace returns to Walcott Conn after a few days with the Doty family New Year Eve service at Petersburg Baptist Church tomorrow at 7 30 p m features singing Scripture reading and film Unfinished Task
The column investigates consumer concerns from nut labeling to clothing sizes for older women. It notes that mixed nuts often contain peanuts and Brazil nuts, questions official standards, mentions a consumer committee, and explores whether garments for older customers exist. It also discusses meat pricing and unit versus total costs on labels.
Slaughter steers and lambs closed mostly higher at Chicago markets while butcher hogs declined. Cattle receipts totaled 22,700 for the week, with price ranges for prime slaughter steers at 28.00, and hogs varied around 14.50 to 17.75 per hundredweight amid a holiday-shortened week.
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