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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1959
Page
10
Miss Louise P. Muir, a senior at Colonie Central High School, wins the Homemaker of Tomorrow contest with the top score on a home economics exam. She earns a potential scholarship and becomes a candidate for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow title.
Town of Colonie urges dog owners to buy licenses by Tuesday as the town clerk reports over 2 000 licenses issued. Last month 1 820 licenses were issued for male and female dogs, with 108 for female dogs and as of now UH kennel licenses sold.
South Colonia Central School District plans a larger senior high enrollment of about 3,000 next year with a longer day and no double sessions. Gl e n n E Bretsch proposes 23 additional teachers across junior and senior high schools plus five at elementary level to cover expanded programs and subjects. The district estimates instructional costs would rise by about 116,800 dollars. Some schools remain unchanged while a new parochial school is set to open in the fall.
The January board meeting at the Ten Eyck Hotel in Albany honored the State Bank of Albany for promoting women to key positions. Hollis Harrington accepted the citation from Mrs. Mabel Purdy. Frances Marlatt spoke on Women in America and current legislative priorities.
The Newtonville Methodist Church unanimously approved an $85,000 expansion adding a separate church school facility with 14 classrooms for an estimated 265 children. Architects Baker and Henry of Glens Falls designed a concrete, prefabricated structure connected to the existing building with two floors and new gas fired heat and water systems.
The Southgate School PTA plans a hoe down at the American Legion Hall on Osborne Road in Loudonville tomorrow from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Ted Gabry's Band will provide square and round dancing with Happy Jack as caller. Tickets are sold by PTA members and at the door.
Robert Neville announced the Footlighters of Calvary Methodist Church have cast lead roles after last week’s tryouts. Latham’s Guy DeLotto will play the male lead with Mrs. Robert Neville of Latham as the female lead in Angel Street, a three act psychological melodrama by Patrick Hamilton. Performances are set for Ports Kerry School on May 1 and 2, with Marguerite Doo Hille, John Buck, and Theodore Rucliski in supporting roles.
Five student teachers from New York State College for Teachers begin their student teaching at Colonie Central High School. Rudolph Ro Worth notes they will stay until March 2a, the end of the third quarter. Supervisors include Miss Nolan, Frank Cline, Marlin Phillips, John McGrath, and Mrs. Washburn.
The South Colonie District plans teacher representation at several conferences pending delegate selections. Events include the New York Association of Mathematics Teachers in Syracuse May 1 2, the New York State English Council in Rochester April 24 25, the New York State Conference of Business Teachers in Buffalo May 1 2, and the American Association of School Administrators Conference in Atlantic City December 14 16.
The Supreme Court grants separation with $30 weekly support and $128 costs. Shirley A. Brockway and Howard McIsaac, married Aug. 3 1954 in South Glens Falls, represented by Gilbert Brockway, custody of two children, defendant appeared.
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