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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1971

Page

10

Campaign chatter and school funding questions mix in Troy

PBA endorsement favors incumbents Edward Connally and Brian Sullivan for reelection to the City Council. Republican candidates worry over billboard limited listings. McGovern proposes amnesty for draft dodgers seeking absentee ballots. A state panel debates Catholic and nonpublic school funding amid tuition costs. Superintendent VanArnam blames TV for reading struggles and advocates subtitled cartoons to boost literacy.

Police Benevolent Association Edward Connally Brian Sullivan Troy Dudley P. VanArnam Johnny Reading VanArnam

Antique Show and Sale at Shenendehowa Middle School

Forty antique dealers from New York and Vermont will display their collections at a Sunday Antique Show and Sale in the Shenendehowa Middle School Cafeteria. The event, sponsored by the Southern Saratoga County Women's Club, runs noon to 7 p.m. and benefits TACSS the Shenendehowa Free Library and Clifton Park Halfmoon Emergency Corps.

New York Vermont Shenendehowa Middle School Saratoga County Women’s Club Joseph Boelter Robert Sweeney Sweeney Mechanicville Boelter Schenectady Teen Activities Council of Saratoga County TACSS Shenendehowa

Mrs Warner Joins Siena College Admissions Staff

Lena L Warner a 1968 Skidmore psychology graduate and former investment consultant with Scudder Stevens and Clark has joined Siena College as assistant director of admissions. She will work with Harry W Wood and James M Colman interviewing prospective students and will visit guidance counselors and secondary school students in eastern Connecticut upstate New York and Massachusetts.

Lena L. Warner Skidmore College Boston Scudder, Stevens and Clark Siena College Warner Harry W. Wood James M. Colman Loudonville College Connecticut Upstate New York Massachusetts

San Juan Crowned as Oldest U.S. Flag City

United Press International notes San Juan Puerto Rico established in 1508 as the oldest city under the U.S. flag, highlighting its historic status and long colonial heritage.

San Juan Puerto Rico U.S

Buying a Mobile Home and Park Investments

A practical guide to mobile homes noting they are year round factory built homes, not campers, with three sizes Single-Wide Expandable and Double-Wide. Prices range from four to twelve thousand dollars and financing is easing through FHA and banks.

Federal Housing Administration Savings and Loan Associations Banks American National Standard Institute

Words and Verse on Editorial Quirks and Language

A Penelopied column examines usage in headlines and ad copy from the New York Times and New Yorker. It discusses spellings such as jell versus gel and lampoons the phrase like you aren’t on one while promoting a pamphlet on word origins from The Record Newspapers.

Morrises New York Times Nixon Monty F Passaic N.J. A New Yorker Magazine New Yorker The Harold Ross Record P.O. Box Los Angeles Calif

Social Security Q&A Clarifies Benefits for Students and Families

Troy readers ask about student eligibility for benefits to age 22 while in full time school. Officials say school level does not matter if full time attendance is verified. Family benefits start the month the wage earner dies, with up to 1680 dollars per year per person allowed. Disability claimants are paid from the seventh month, with no back pay for the initial six months.

Troy

Social focused mutual funds spur investor interest

Mutual funds with social goals expand in the market led by Pax World Fund and First Spectrum Fund. Pax bans Defense Department contracts and weapons stocks, while First Spectrum emphasizes corporate responsibility and environmental and consumer protections. A voluntary charitable plan offers investors an option to support public service out of taxable income.

Pax World Fund Defense Department First Spectrum Fund First Spectrum Smith, Barney & Co Thomas N. Delaney Jr Royce N. Flippin Jr Delaney Xerox Levi Strauss & Co Pax Securities and Exchange Commission James F. Parker Acountant University of Missouri Current Journal of Accountancy

Troy Firm To Take Part In Seminar

Representatives of John B. Garrett Inc of Troy will participate with Laerdal Inc of Tuckahoe in a day long seminar at Ellis Hospital Schenectady Thursday on using specialized equipment in heart cases. Two hour sessions will include demonstrations and teaching periods with teams from area hospitals taking part.

John B. Garrett, Inc Troy Laerdal, Inc Tuckahoe Ellis Hospital Schenectady

Mesquite honored by American Indians in Southwest use

The Mesquite plant served multiple roles for Native peoples in the Southwest. They consumed seed pods raw or cooked, fermented them into an intoxicating drink, and used the wood for fence posts, house bailing materials, and firewood.

Southwest

Miller Promoted to District Credit Supervisor at W. T. Grant Co.

Promoter Thomas J. Miller son of Mr and Mrs Henry P Miller of 154 7th Ave promoted to district credit supervisor of W. T Grant Co Native of Troy Miller resides Caldwell NJ with wife Diana Fenstamacher and their two year old daughter Kristina Miller a Lansingburgh High School graduate.

Thomas J. Miller Henry P. Miller 7Th Ave W. T. Grant Co Troy Miller Caldwell, N.J Diana Fenstamacher Colonie Kristina Lansingburgh High School

Maria College Sets Parents Day Schedule in Albany

Maria College in Albany announces a Parents Day on Sunday at 700 New Scotland Ave. The event opens with a 3 p.m. liturgy in Marian Hall led by Rev. John P. Bertolucci, followed by a 4 to 5 p.m. social with faculty meetings and Marian Guild officers. Tours run 5 to 6 p.m. and a 6:30 p.m. dinner at Herbert's Restaurant installs Student Senate and club officers.

Maria College New Scotland Ave Albany Marian Hall John P. Bertolucci Marian Guild Humphrey J. Murphy John S. Graves George P. O’brien Michael A. Nardolillo Herbert’s Madison Avenue Marin College Laura A. Paolucci Joleen Mahoney Veronica A. Yesko Kathleen E. McKenna Mary Lynne Fletcher Mary Ellen Sullivan Kathleen M. Sgroi James M. Liptak Susan Fournier Heritage Road Schenecitady

Margaret Dana Seeks Reader Opinions For Columns

Margaret Dana invites readers to share opinions and questions on buying and will use them in her upcoming columns as quickly as space and research allow. Personal answers are impractical due to the high volume of mail.

Margaret Dana

New Strategies Shift Auto Makers Toward Simplicity

Detroit observers report a shift by U.S. auto makers toward fewer models and less frequent design changes. The aim is to standardize parts and cut costs to restore profits while maintaining or improving quality, safety, and dependability amid changing buyer preferences for smaller, cheaper cars.

Detroit U.S

Rites Held For John Dickson Jr

The funeral of John F. Dickson Jr. of 254 2nd St Troy was held Monday from Leahy Funeral Home and St Joseph's Church. Rev Benjamin Kuhn O F M of Siena College officiated. Bearers were Louis P Draxler Elmer Myers Joseph Murray Jr William Purgel Paul Thomas and Gerard Curran. Interment followed at St Joseph's Cemetery with Father Kuhn officiating.

John F. Dickson Jr 2Nd St Troy Leahy Funeral Home St. Joseph’s Church Benjamin Kuhn O.F.M Siena College Louis P. Draxler Elmer Myers Joseph Murray Jr William Purgel Paul Thomas Gerard Curran St. Joseph’s Cemetery Father Kuhn

Bartram’s 1728 Philadelphia Botanical Garden

John Bartram established America’s first botanical garden in Philadelphia in 1728, laying a foundation for colonial experimentation in plant exploration and horticulture. The initiative highlighted Bartram’s role as a pioneering American botanist and gardener.

America John Bartram Philadelphia

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Capitol By Bob Fusco George McGovern McGovern Manley Fleischmann Fleischmann Commission Shenendehowa School Ryan Shenendehowa Central School Bally Democratic United Press International Helmbold Franklin Square News of Troy Area Business J. C. Penney Penney Latham C. G. Strand Harry Bradford Daniel Antal Mr. Strand Council of Better Business Bureaus Mobile Home Manufacturers Association Mobile Home Publications North Northwest Highway Chicago Ill Laban and Mary Morris Social Security Mary Ann Clinton Washington St Heck’s Mohawk Mall Clinton Copeland Agency Europe Troy Firm Lawrence Galton John Dickson Jr By Nathan Eye OF the Beholder Adels
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