Troy area students honored at Gan'sburg business awards
A special assembly at Gan'sburg School recognized outstanding achievement in the Business Department. Forty five students received awards from Gregg Publishing Company for transcription speeds of 80 to 100 words per minute and carbon copy batches. The Arrow Company and Sears Roebuck Foundation contributed, with Charles Castle and Cathy Bergeron noted for their roles. Five area schools joined DECA activities and a One Day sales event at Colonie store.
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Gan ‘Singburgh School
Gregg Publishing Company
Michelle Lorselle
Susan
Meissner
Susan Glerka
Susan ‘Broderick
Lucy Garabedian
Gatal
Dugrenier
Luba Nester
JoAnh Wrobel
Janice Clews
Diana Fisher
Diane Nixon
Susan Kennedy
Christine Romp
Christine Baldwin
Panics Galarneau
Mary Haughney
Judy Watson
Margaret Geright
Judy Bleck
Karen Campbell
Carmaline Gallo
Thomasine Gallo
Irene Carrey
Bonnie Jones
Elizabeth Johnson
Arrow Company
Margaret Phelan
Ghald Calef
Business Department
Lansingburgh
Ronald Calef
Sears
Charles Castle
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Cathy Bergeron
Anita Primo
The
Hayes Named Macy s Colonie Operations Manager
William P. Hayes, Herald Square training manager, has been appointed manager of operations and building for Macy's Colonie. Hayes joined Macy's in 1951 and held multiple posts, rising from packing supervisor to Herald Square group manager in 1963 and to his present role in 1966. He attended Fordham University.
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William P. Hayes
Herald Square
Macy’s Colonie
Charles M. Farley
Macy's Colonie
Hayes
Macy Organization
Afth
Herald Square Group
Fordham, University
Water Service Restored After Break in Main
The Rensselaer Water Department said service was restored to many families after a break in a 12 inch main under Broadway near City Hall. Commissioner Philip R. Smith reported the disruption affected area south of Partision Street, with the break found about 1 30 a.m.
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Rensselaer Water Department
Broadway
New York Central Railroad
City Hall
Philip R. Smith
Partilion Street
Foot down on high coffee break costs rises
A new on the job coffee break offers cups at only 5 cents each, highlighting a push to reduce expenses while maintaining worker breaks and morale.
80th Year Celebrated By Barber Joseph Vadala Sr
Joseph Vadala Sr. of 188 6th Ave, veteran Troy barber, was guest of honor at a Saturday night party at his home marking his 80th birthday anniversary. Grandchildren and great grandchildren attended. music by his son Frank Vadala and his trio. Vadala, secretary of the Barbers Union, was noted for fifty years as a barber.
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Joseph Vadala
6Th Ave
Troy Harher
Frank Vadala
Mr. Vadala
Wou
Barbers Union
Union Voytaa7
Cory Caller Servier
Ees
Two Record Ads Win Citations in The Record
Two Niagara Falls judged record ads received second place citations from the New York State Advertising Managers Bureau, naming 95 percent of the state’s daily papers. The Rensselaer County Chapter for Retarded Children won for original idea development with a seven column fund drive ad, while Mario’s Theater Restaurant won for best presentation in a small ad series.
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Record
New York State Advertising Managers Bureau
Ray Retzlaff
Rensselaer County
Anthony Lombardo
Mario’s Theater
William R. McDonough
the Record
Niagara
Falls
Mario's Theater
Mario's
Settlement curbs IOS influence in U S mutual funds
William A. Doyle reports on the SEC and Bernard Cornfeld’s Investors Overseas Services settling after a long clash. IOS must shed its U S fund connections, halt Fund of Funds sales to U S citizens, and limit Fund of Funds holdings, while investors regain access to their funds. The deal trims IOS control, reshapes Investors Planning, and hits James Roosevelt’s post with its implications.
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William A. Doyle
U.S. Securities& Exchange Commission
Bernard Cornfield
Investors Overseas Services
Lible
SEC
JOS International
U.S
Cornfeld
IOS
105
TOS
Investors Planning ‘Corp. of America
Investors Planning
New York City
Fund of America
Axe- Houghton Fund B
Axe Science Corp
National Investors Corp
Investors Planning Organization
Fund of Funds
United Nations Economic & Social Council
Investors Overseas Services Management Co
City Manager and Aides Head to New York for Bond Signing
Sidney C. Smith and three city officials left Troy for New York City to represent lroy in a 1.49 million bond signing arranged by Halsey Stuart & Co. The group includes Administrative Assistant John P. McGraw City Clerk Thomas W. H. Brown and City Comptroller Lawrence J. Collins. They expect to sign today and return to Troy tonight.
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Sidney C. Smith
New York City
L'Roy
Halsey, Stuart & Co
New York
City Hall
Smith
John P. McGraw
Thomas WH
Brown
Lawrence J. Collins
Troy
Westons Scholarships Announced With $2500 Prize Increase
Howard T. Simon of Westons Shoppers City announced the continuation of the Westons College Scholarship sweepstakes with the prize raised to 2500 dollars split among five stores. Last year’s winner was Charles L. Male of Rexford, who deferred the prize to complete military service. Free entry blanks are available at any Westons store, with winners to be announced before the fall semester.
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Howard T. Simon
Westons Shoppers City
Westons College
Westons
Charles L. Male
K.D. 1
Rexford
Charles
Reach Westons
Cohoes Savings Bank rolls out on line computer service
Walter Wertime president of Cohoes Savings Bank announced completion of testing on a new on line system linking teller windows to NCR Data Processing Center in New York City via telephone lines. All savings accounts have been transferred and processing is rapid with instant communication and automatic posting. The system enhances service, permits access from future Latham office, and provides daily activity reports and tight auditing.
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Jane Large
Cohoes Savings Bank
National Cash Register Company Data Processing Center
New York City
Walter Wertime
National Cash Register Company
Wertime
Cohoes Savings
Latham
New York
Cohoes
Tesler
Social Security Answers on Benefits and Deductibles
In Troy experts explain dependents cannot receive sister benefits on another’s wage record. A sister turning 65 should apply for hospitalization and Medicare benefits. A son earning up to 1500 dollars in summer work keeps benefits. if over, benefits may be affected. Deductibles: 40 dollars for hospital. 50 dollars for services outside hospital in a calendar year.
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Q, SD
Troy
Q. N. S. of Troy
Thhis
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Danbury
Cann
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Frush
Cory Cotes
Addalls
Ragagu
America
Nyc
Cohoes Bank
Donald J. DioVirgilio
Robert Hall
Niagara Falls
Milton Arnheim
Schenectady
Aucasene
Charm Beauty Salon
Troy Opan
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