Denby's Completes 90000 Remodeling at Store
Denby's Inc announces a 90000 remodeling of its first and third floors with new display and sales fixtures, several new departments, and improved lighting. An open house tomorrow 7 to 10 pm will reveal the changes. Designer Paul Theurer of Schwartz Shawell Co. led the project, in line with 27 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Wonigsbaum
Denby's Inc
Dennis
Denby's
Record
Budget Fashion
Vie
Oor
Paul Theurer
Schwartz-Shawell Co
Columbus
Ohio
Denby
Former Area Resident Wins Promotion
John Wall of Albany Fell Company announces the promotion of Paul W. Cottrell to office manager at the North Monmouth Maine plant. A former Joesick Falls resident, Cottrell began as a floorman in 1953, moved to production control in 1955, and became production scheduler in 1957. He and his wife Marion, and uncle reside in Winthrop, Maine with three children Paul Lori Jean and Terri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wall
Albany Fell Company
North Monmouth
Maine
Paul W. Cottrell
Mr. Cottrell
Joesick Falls
Albany Fell
Hoosick Falls
Albany
Mr. Cottre
Marion
Paul
Lori Jean
Terri
Winthrop, Me
Fruit Pack Highest Canberra Australia 19641 Case Estimate
Canberra Australia reports deciduous fruit pack for 1964 1 7.7 million cases, the largest on record. The prior figure was 7.6 million cases with a value of $962, unit details unclear. The report emphasizes the growth in fruit pack production and its economic signficance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Mutual fund management companies rise again in market interest
Revival of attention to mutual fund investment advisory and underwriting firms grows as stock prices rebound from past declines. Public and private firms vary, with about 20 being publicly owned. earnings improve but volatility remains a risk for cautious investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance
Cress
Manly
Investors Service
Mrs Margaret Burkhart Injures Ankle at Home
Mrs Margaret Burkhart is improving after spraining her ankle at home on July 26 at 855 3rd Ave. The incident was minor and she is recuperating well under domestic care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Burkhart
3Rd Ave
Quaker Meeting at Old Adams House on Sunday
Quakers will gather at Adams Old Meeting House built by early settlers around 1782 for a 3 pm Sunday meeting in silence, followed by a discussion on The Growing Exile of Quakerism by Joseph Havens of Amherst. Havens is a UMASS psychologist and author with Quaker ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Mass
Joseph Havens
Amherst
Middle Connecticut Valley Meeting of Friends
Universiy
Maple Street
Management Course Set At Institute
A management program for Troy area executives will launch Sept 14 at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy. Led by Dean Delmar WWW learner and Prof Donald D Deming the course uses case method instruction to share experiences and develop decision making. Local company cases and Warbridge House specialists from Boston will join as guest faculty. The program runs part time on Troy campus with half day classes Monday through Friday every other week for eight weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
School of Management
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Pot
Delmar
Prrgram
Donald D. Deming
Rales
Tri-Cities
Corse
Rensselaer
Sony
Fvan Warbridge ‘House
Boston
Zen
Dean Karger
Seminar Attendee List Grows at Alfred University
William A. Will of Wilt Glass Blowing Lab Inc, Latham, is among many representatives from educational centers and private firms at an advanced seminar for scientific glassblowers this week at Alfred University. The event is sponsored by the New York College of Ceramics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Will
Wilt Glassblowing Lab Inc
Latham
Pri-Ivate Enterprise
Alfred University
New York College of Ceramics
Two Hurt In Frear Park Auto Crash
A two car collision at North Lake Avenue and Frear Park Road yesterday afternoon sent one boy and a girl to Samaritan Hospital. James Speyers, 7, suffered chest injuries while passenger Miss Susan Kuffman, 16, received facial and knee abrasions before being released. Louis Wagner, 58, of Troy, was uninjured. Speyers was in a 1961 sedan owned by Bayard Speyers. Wagner drove a 1957 sedan. The crash occurred around 2 p.m. and was investigated by radio patrolmen Richard Ryan and Thomas Wilhelm. Ambulance Service Corp. transported the injured.
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Samaritan Hospital
North Lake Avenue
Frear Park Road
Fatr
James Spevers
Speyers
Louis Wagner
AD ‘Troy
Speyers Auto
Bayard Speyers
Wagner
Richard Ryan
Thomas Wilhelm
Ambulance Service Corp
Miss Koffman
Memorial Fund Tops 6 Million For Kennedy Library
Boston AP reports the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library fund has surpassed six million dollars toward a proposed ten million. A family spokesman noted the Kennedy family is impressed by the youths who have organized parties and activities to raise funds. James V. Lavin, drive consultant, says six million includes one million from the Kenney family and two million from AFI-CIO.
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Boston
John F. Kennedy
T. Kennedy
Charles River
Harvard University
James V. Lavin
Kenney
Construction gains offset slowdown in housing market
Nonresidential construction contracts in July rose 22 percent from a year earlier, lifting total building commitments for the first seven months of 1964 to 28.7 billion dollars, eight percent above 1963. Office building slipped while hospital, public, and power/space projects surged. housing remained weak despite mortgage cost easing and rising bank savings feeding activity in the Midwest cities noted by Advance Mortgage Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Iome
George A. Christie
F. W. Dodge Company
VeGraw-Hill, Inc
Advance Mortfage Corporation of
Detroit
Midwest
Milwaukee
Dayton
Indianapolis
Liquor License Fight Moves to Appellate Division
Vilasta Martin and Herbert Goldberg of Queens County appeal to the Appellate Division in Albany after Justice Lawrence Cooke upheld the State Liquor Authority plan to issue 2,000 annual licenses and tighten store distance rules. The pair challenge the SLA lottery system as not in the public convenience and oppose the constitutionality of the SLA proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Albany
State Liquor Authority
Lawrence Cooke
State Supreme Court
SLA
Vilasta Martin
Herbert Goldberg
Queens County
Gillespie Pleads Guilty in Troy Police Court
Terrance M. Gillespie of 146 Sth Ave pleaded guilty before Justice Joseph F. Daly to a disorderly conduct charge. He was arrested Saturday near the Fifth Avenue Diner by Patrolman W. H. Connors and fined $25 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrance M. Gillespie
Sth Ave
Troy
Joseph F. Daly
Gillespie
Fifth Avenue
W. H. Connors
Social Security Questions and Answers for Waterford and Troy
A Waterford reader asks when to expect first Social Security check after retirement. Answer: payment for August will arrive in the first week of September. A Troy reader asks about military service credits and freezing benefits. Answer: service credits existed. currently credits accrue from service and benefits cannot be frozen to age 65 except in permanent disability.
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Waterford
QD. LL. of
Troy
Silicone Unit Names Southern Sales Manager
Vail M. Taylor of Schenectady has been named southern district manager of sales for General Electric’s Silicone Products Department at Waterford. He will oversee silicone sales in 14 southern states, succeeding George E. Shepherd who was named sales manager. Taylor joined GE in 1957 and progressed from sales representative to consumer products specialist, helping launch the department’s first consumer line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail M. Taylor
Buckingham Drive
Schenectady
General Electric Company
Waterford
Taylor
George E. Shepherd
New York City
General Electric
Cosumer Products
Waterford man named NY Underwriters delegate
Michael J. Zenzen Sr. of Waterford has been chosen as a delegate to the New York state Underwriters Association convention for a three seat term. He is manager of the Latham office of John Hancock Life and serves as director of the Eastern New York Chapter CLU and vice president of the Underwriters Association. He sits on the State Planning Council of Eastern New York and lives at 140 Middletown Keat, Waterford, with his wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Zenzen Sr
Westerford
New York State Underwriters Association
Wasterford
Latham Alice
John Wancock Life Insurance Company
Eastern New York
Chartered Life Underwriters
Underwriters Association
Tstate Planning Council
New York
Middletown Keat
Waterford
Glens Falls Group Names Donald Petra Albany Sales Manager
Donald M Petra promoted to branch sales manager of the Albany office of the Glens Falls Group. He joined in 1935 as trainee and, after transfers to Hartford in 1958 and back to Albany, earned a 1954 Siena College B S in Economics following Mont Pleasant High School graduation in 1950.
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Donald M. Petra
Sciences Iady
Albany
Glens Falls Group
Petra
Glens Falls
Indy
Hartford
Cos
Petro
Mont Pleasant High Schest
Siena College
Silver Dollars At All-Time Low Across Circulation
Treasury reserves of silver dollars are at an all time low with 483,000,000 still in circulation. Many remain with coin collectors and others as good luck charms, used on money clips or kept for cash emergencies as the era’s coins fade from daily use.
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Denby’s
John B. O'Bryan
Allstate Insurance Companies
Third Street
Troy High School
Sears, Roebuck and Co
O'Bryan
Thirteenth Ward
Ida Mae Leffler
Terrence
Sharon
Ninth Street
Air Force
William A. Doyle
Derby
David Guilhault
Davis Drive
Swayve Acres
Mohawk Hudson
American Society For Industrial Security
New York State
Massachusetts
Guilhault
Old Meeting
Donald DL Deming
Frear Park
Business Mirror
Louisville
HEER
Nelson W. Brousa
100Th St
David W. Heer Realty
River SL
Brousa
Laconia Associates
District 50
United Mine Workers
Lassee
Silicone Unit
Southern
Zenzen
Capital District
Rensselaer and Harbridge House
Polytechnic Institute
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