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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
10
Homemakers should use all parts of fresh foods per Home Bureau agent Miss Mabel A Mabam. Radish tops, greens, beet tops, and green leaves are fresh, tender, and rich in vitamin A. Outer cauliflower leaves and peels can be used in salads or dishes, reducing waste.
Senator Mead of New York chairs the Senate War Investigating Committee urging postwar highway programs funded by federal dollars. He says New York must prepare now to absorb 375,000,000 in highway funds annually for three years and 450,000,007 for secondary roads, to boost state commerce, waterways, and airways as recovery follows victory.
The followed proceedings in the Washington County Surrogates Court for the week ending July 2 include guardianship of Owen Matte Whitehall inventory and account of guardian Aled estate of Frank J Scully Greenwich will admitted probate letters testamentary issued to Mary J Scully estate of Joseph W Oligny Mangebury last will admitted probate letters testamentary issued to Addel Oligny estate of Anna Hogan Kingsbury compulsory accounting adjourned to July 31 at Hudson Falls estate of Frederick William Savage Granville letters of administration issued to Edward B Savage estate of Patrick Bowe Fort Edward citation issued in judicial settlement of administrator account returnable July 11 at Hudson Falls estate of Alice Johnson also known as Alice McPhail Salem letters of administration issued to Philip McPhail and Robert D McPhail orders directed to County Treasurer for appraisal estate of Mary L Foster Arglyne estate for Joseph 2 Mooney land estate of Joseph W Oligny Kingsbury
Entrance exams for trade programs at Troy High School drew sixty applicants, below the ninety capacity, with tests held after school hours. Vocational director Joseph Sproule notes weaker turnout may reflect scheduling, while additional sessions set for 1:15 pm on Tuesday September 4 will offer space for about thirty more boys who have completed eighth grade. Tuition remains free across districts.
Mechanicville superintendent Melvin C. Livingston announced at the Monday board meeting that specifications are being prepared for adding to Schools 2 3 4 and the high school expansion. Treasurer Daniel J. Holohan reported a balance of 4 97 03 as of June 3 and receipts for June totaling 1 62. Attendance for June ranged from 82 to 93 percent across schools and the high school.
William D. Wait, president, announced that the association will be closed Saturdays from July 7 through September. Church Notes report the Junior Legion of the local Salvation Army Corps will meet today at 3 45 p.m. under Capt. Doris Thornhill For. A left handed drinking fountain with a left side control valve has been installed for convenience at the Chicago retry Bell.
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