Greenwich School Reviews Reading and Spelling Programs
Greenwich Central School teachers and administrators meet with remedial reading instructor Miss Therese Cullinane to review 7th and 8th grade reading and spelling materials. Discussions cover uniform procedures, parent reporting, and budget items while supplementary five week reports go home. 1962 graduates are urged to register for National Merit Scholarship testing on March 11.
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Greenwich Central School
Area Central
Therese Cullinane
Washington County
Marian Keegan
45 GLF Truck Drivers Given Safety Awards
Eight upstate area residents were among 45 GLF truck drivers honored for accident-free records at a Panetta's Restaurant dinner in Menands. The ninth annual GLF recognition noted a 14 percent drop in truck accidents in 1960 over 1959. Honorees include James Brownell four years, Joseph Crosier six years, Gordon Hall three years from Greenwich GLF Service. Clifford Mattice three years, Janda Palmer Westover one year from Greenwich GLF Farm Store. Donald Barber seven years, Wallace Loy seven years, Oliver Ward six years from Washington County GLF Petroleum Service.
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Upstate Area
GLF
Panetta
Menands
Cooperative Gulf Exchange
GLF Safety Department
Upstate
Greenwich Cooperative Glf
James Brownell
Joseph Crosier
Gordon Hall
Greenwich Glf
Clifford Mattice
Janda Palmer Westover
Washington County Glf Petroleum Service
Donald Barber
Wallace Loy
Oliver Ward
Petition Urges Abolition of Ticonderoga Village Board
A group of about 400 residents backs dissolving the Vil lage Board and keeping only the Town Board to cut costs. John J. Forfino, a local businessman leading the effort, notes civic aims and no political motives. Taxpayers will vote on March 21 at the annual election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ticonderoga
Walter Moore
John J. Forfino
Forfino
Reynolds Loses Eye Injury Suit. State Appeals $32640 Award
The State of New York denied liability in appealing an award by the State Court of Claims of 32640.36 to J. Richard Reynolds of Whitehall for the loss of an eye and other injuries after his car plunged about 35 feet onto railroad tracks. The award by Judge Charles J. Major was appealed to the Appellate Division in Albany. Reynolds, alone in his car on the morning of December 26, 1955, rounded a curve in Moreau Saratoga County, struck a guard rail, and landed on the tracks below, with a warning sign knocked down days earlier. The trial record showed Reynolds claimed he had not traveled that route in years.
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State of
New York
State Court of Claims
J. Richard Reynolds
Whitehall
Court of Claims
Charles J. Major
Appellate Division
Albany
Reynolds
Moreau
Saratoga County
D&h
Warren County Mounted Patrol to Hold July Horse Show
Warren County Sheriff's Mounted Patrol plans a July 23 horse show at Painted Pony Ranch Arena Lake George Luzerne Rd Rt 9N with a rain date July 30. The event under American Horse Show Assn rules features 14 classes and about 1000 dollars in prizes. The patrol formed in 1956 to aid in locating lost hikers and hunters, with each trooper a special deputy owning horse and gear and ready to be called by Sheriff McCoy anytime.
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Warren County
Help Available For Taking Out Federal Tax Returns
District Director James A. O'Hara proposes a three point plan to aid taxpayers in preparing federal tax returns. First, fill returns at home using the instruction booklet. Second, call the local Revenue Service office for answers during 9 am to 4 pm, Monday through Friday except Amsterdam. Third, visit local Revenue Bureau offices in Troy, Saratoga Springs, Glens Falls, and Albany through April 17 for extended help. office numbers listed.
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James A. O'Hara
Nearset Revenue Service Office
Amsterdam
Hudson and
Saratoga
Middletown
Monticello
The
Revenue Bureau
Post Office
Troy
Arcade
Broadway
Saratoga Springs
Rogers
Bay St. Glens Falls
Washington Ave
Albany
Glens Falls
Cabin Memorial Fund Honors Miss L A Knight
Arrangements are under way for a fund in memory of Miss Louise A. Knight of Albany, longtime assistant director of Marion Lodge at the Albany Catholic Diocese camp for girls at Paradox Lake. Knight, a piano teacher and former head of Sacred Heart Academy music, earned the Pro Deo and Juventute Medal and held advanced degrees from Siena College. Contributions go to Rev Donald Fausel of St Peter's Church in Saratoga Springs.
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Marion Lodge
Albany
Paradox Lake
Louise A. Knight
Iodge
Miss Knight
Sacred Heart Academy
Kenwood
Academy of the Holy Names
College of St. Rose
Siena College
Donald Fausel
St. Peter's Church
Saratoga Springs
The
Lodge
St Michaels Guild Meets Monday Speaker on The Mass
Reverend Robert J Kulwicc of Sacred Heart Convent Kenwood will address St Michael’s Women’s Guild Monday evening on The Mass. Meeting starts at 7 30 p m with no social hour due to Lent. A post meeting discussion on program planning will follow led by Mrs Joseph L Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Kulwicc
Sacred Heart Convent
Kenwood
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. Michael’s Women's Guild
Joseph L. Manning
Kennedy wife chosen honorary national crusade chair
Mrs John F Kennedy wife of the President accepts appointment as honorary national crusade chairman of the American Cancer Society drive. Patrol efforts in winter check on remote cottages camps and fugitives and missing planes with vandalism in such areas decreasing.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
National Crusade
American Cancer Society
Eagle Mills Church Conference Stated
The annual church conference will meet Monday evening at Eagle Mills Methodist Church with Rev. Tarrence F. Ogden presiding. Reports by the pastor and officers, officer elections for stewards and trustees, and a 6:30 p.m. pot luck supper led by Mrs. Reilly and Mrs. Scofield Jr. All voting members may participate.
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Eagle Mills Methodist Church
Tarrence F. Ogden
D.D
Troy
Sherwood E. Carver
Lauriston P. Winsor
Harold W. Betts
Kharkov Red Fired as Kharkov Party Secretary
V N Tilov was dismissed as secretary of the Kharkov regional Communist party, Tass reported. The firing is linked to regional farm production difficulties and comes amid ongoing party leadership changes.
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Moscow
V. N. Tilov
Kharkov
Communist Party
Tass
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Greenwich School
Edgar F. Snyder
Greenwich
Ticonderoga Board
Warren County Mounted Patrol
Robert J. Kulwiec
St. Michael’s Guild
Eagle Mills Church Conference
Kharkov Red
Boled EU
Carl Naftal
California
West Coast Detailing
State of the Golden Gate
Fashion Dress Shop
Ninz
Jo Fischer
Fabrigelle
Peerless
Ia Petrie