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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1967
Page
5
New York AP report profiles a once-burned amateur investor who, after a severe 60 000 dollar loss between 1957 and 1964, returns to the market. He hired brokers, followed tips, and now aims to invest cautiously as he sells a new book about his experiences.
Cub Pack 16 led by Cubmaster Al Cohen held its annual inspection at School 18 Den 1 earned a wooden totem pole from Awards Chairman Donald Pavie for the highest average score. Den mothers include Mrs William Culkin Mrs Bess Gollberg and Mrs Edward Denne. Four den chiefs Ward DeLong Frank Delucia Norman Herrington Gerald Zaffuts led awards for Adam Goldberg David Curtis Jeffrey Miller Paul Schneider Gerry Vinikoff and Anthony.
Gov Rockefeller announced a 211919 urban renewal grant for Saratoga Springs Urban Renewal Project No 1 to revitalize a 54.5 acre downtown area. Substandard structures will be razed for new housing, public facilities, a parking lot and pedestrian mall with 85 percent payment after land sale and improvements. The state program covers up to half municipal costs and the contract awaits approvals.
Col. James A. Connett 52 a Rideway native and 20 year veteran of the US Army is the Reserve Officers Association pick for the flying chaplain role. He has made four parachute jumps with the 82nd Airborne Division and is stationed at Fort Myer Virginia.
A chemists artificial membrane called Fixodent connects dentures to gums and mouth surfaces like natural tissue. It cushions bites, reduces gum bruising, helps speaking, and resists hot drinks. The dispenser is pencil-point for precise use and promises all-day denture fit.
Holyoke Mass AP A Mount Tom ski area shut Tuesday due to heavy snowfall and drifting. A spokesman said plows could not keep up with a 12 inch storm and blocked access roads. crews were to clear routes for normal operations yesterday.
Albany Area Chapter of the American Red Cross announced twelve people completed the 45 hour first aid course and qualified as instructors. Among them are Gilbert G. Roy of Cohoes and Thomas P. Galvin of Loudonville. Seven trained under Donald Page at Albany and five in Cairo. They are already forming classes in their areas.
AP reports BOAC canceled 96 flights due to a shortage of skilled engineers. The cuts affect mainly London to New York services, with 6 flights canceled between April and June. Airline said the issue pauses some winter operations.
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