Uline Appointed Executive Vice President at Peterson Ashton Fuels
C Richard Uline is named executive vice president of Peterson Ashton Fuels Inc by William T Ashton of the Ashton Companies. A West Sand Lake native, Uline is a 1949 RPI graduate in management engineering with 16 years in petroleum marketing at Sinclair Refining Co. and prior Air Force service. He and his wife Virginia reside at 137 Brunswick Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Richard Uline
Peterson Ashton Fuels, Inc
William T. Ashton
Ashton Companies
Saratoga Springs
Uline
West Sand Lake
Averill Park
U.S. Air Force
101St Army Airways Communication Systems
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Sinclair Refining Co
Western
New York
Aline
Virginia Perkins
Judith
Cynthia
Brunswick Rd
Peterson
Ashton Fuels, Inc
Ashton Companies, Inc
Albany
Rensselaer
Schenectady
Troy
Saratoga
Warren Counties
Ashton Fuels
Engineering Groups To Hear Dr Earl Hays
The Joint Engineering Societies Council will host Dr Earl Hays chairman of the department of Applied Oceanography at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. He will speak at 8 p m Thursday at the Edison Club Schenectady detailing sea going activities and underwater research engineering challenges. Richard I Larson of Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory chairs the 1965 fall meeting. The council comprises local chapters of AIChE IEEE ASME Schenectady Professional Engineers Society ASME TO Manufacturing Engineers and GE Engineers and Scientists Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Engineering Societies Council
Earl Hays
Department of Applied Oceanography
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Edison Club
Schenectady
Hays
Richard I. Larson
Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Schenectady Professional Engineers Society
American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers
Schenectady General Electric Engineers and Scientists Association
Greenwich Gas To Pay Dividend
Greenwich Gas Co declares quarterly cash dividends for stockholders of record September 20. Dividends payable October 1. Six percent prior preferred stock receives 0.375 cents per share, $1.50 preferred stock 0.375 cents, and common stock 0.195 cents per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Gas Co
Two Troy Agents Named 1965 Star Club Members
Clayton C. Stewart of 800 2nd Ave and William E. Grey of 1 Tucker Lane Mechanicville qualify for New York Life Star Club based on 1964-65 sales. They will attend the September conference September 22 to 25 at Lake George.
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Troy
Star Club
New York Life Insurance Co
Clayton C. Stewart
2Nd Ave
William E. Grey
Tucker Lane
Mechanicville
Lake George
Union Bank Introduces On Premises Instant Microfilming
Union National Bank adopts Recordak on site microfilming to record daily transactions. The system processes up to 1,450 checks per minute with no special training, replacing mail to Rochester for filming and cutting delivery time. A 100 foot film roll holds 15,000 checks and the bank handles about 30,000 checks daily.
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Union National Bank
Recordak
Eastman Kodak
Rochester
Orville H. Bennett
Union Bank
Gordon L. Banker
Chester DeLaMater
Eastman Kodak Co
Fris Agency Becomes D. J. Moore Advertising Inc
Albany ad firm 277 Lark St. changes name to D. J. Moore Advertising Inc. Donald J. Moore, president, bought the business from R. David Fris in 1960 and says the name reflects clearer identity for clients. The 14 year old agency serves national regional and local accounts in industrial and consumer advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Dave Fris
FMI shifts policy to widen real estate trust lending scope
First Mortgage Investors, a Boston real estate investment trust, unveils a revised policy after consulting with lenders. It may now invest in conventional first mortgages for construction and up to five percent in permanent mortgages, with an increase to 70 percent in higher risk construction loans and a reduction to 30 percent in cash and government loans. The change reflects shifts in the mortgage market since 1961 and aims to align with its objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Mortgage
First Mortgage Investors
FMI
Dairymen's League Opens Back-to-School Safety Drive
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association announced a 14th annual safety campaign to save children's lives. The program covers 17 metropolitan areas across New York, Northern New Jersey, and Northern Pennsylvania, led by R. F. Peasback and Fred Hanson of the Troy DairyMea branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen's League Co-Operative Association, Inc
R. F. Peasback
Dairymen’s League
Fred Hanson
Troy Dairymea
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Diploma Awarded To Weingartner For Digital Equipment Course
Edward G. Weingartner Jr. of 95 Hoosick Street received his diploma this week after successfully completing a computer technician course for Select trainees conducted by Digital Equipment Corporation of Maynard Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Weingartner Jr
Hoosick St
Digital Equipment Corporation of
Maynard
Mass
Bonanza Sirloin Pit to Open Route 7 Latham
The Bonanza Sirloin Pit will become a division of Ward Foods Inc. Richard Michel of Troy says the first unit will be on Route 7 in Latham with construction set to start in 30 days. Additional Bonanza locations are planned for Troy.
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Ward Foods, Inc
Richard Michel
Troy
Latham
Auto Show Season Sparks Dealer Excitement Across 1966 Lines
Dealers absorb the new model buzz as factory showings unveil 1966 lines from Chrysler Plymouth Valiant Dodge Lincoln Mercury Comet and Buick. Public showings follow with shipping dates and showroom prep while staff study features and new colors.
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Chrysler
Plymouth
Valiant
H. E. Hull & Sons
Cohoes
Whitbeck Motors
Troy
Dodge
Ken Goeney
Newell Bros
Circle Dodge
Latham
Lincoln
Mercury
Comet
Nemith Motors
Watervliet
Ford
Cartwright Sales
Latham Motors
Chevrolet
Bumstead
Buick
Dunning
Gilligan
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Rambler
Studebaker
Sheraton-Tenney
LaGuardia
Ed Gosselin
Gosselin
Studebaker Sales
Social Security earning limits and age rules discussed
In Troy questions about Social Security earnings and eligibility are answered. The retirement test remains $1,200 this year. changes take effect in 1966. For age 65 qualification 17 quarters are needed. At age 70 the earning limit rises to $1,500 next year with no benefit loss.
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Troy
S. of
Zanette Named Assistant Plant Manager at Albany Felt
Floyd J. Zanette has been named assistant plant manager at Albany Felt Company's main plant in Albany. He will oversee quality in air manufacturing and supervise Albany's Product Improvement Group and previously managed the Holland plant in Dieren. Zanette is from Clifton New Jersey and is a Philadelphia Textile Institute graduate with a textile engineering degree. He joined Albany in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd J. Zanette
Albany Felt Company
Albany
Clifton, N. J
Zanette
Philadelphia Textile Institute
Dieren
Holland
Food Fair Fox Merger Approved in Dual Stockholder Meetings
Food Fair Stores Inc of Philadelphia and Fox Markets Inc of Los Angeles win approval from stockholders at meetings in their cities. Exchange ratio set at 342 Fox shares per Food Fair share. Fox chain runs 40 supermarkets and five drug stores in Nevada and southern California. Food Fair owns 81.02 percent of Fox stock and has operated the chain since 1983. Merger to take effect on or before September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Fair Stores, Inc
Philadelphia
Fox Markets, Inc
Los Angeles
Fox Common
Food Fair
Fox
Nevada
California
Tamarac PTA to Meet at Tamarac School
The Tamarac Junior-Senior High School PTA holds its first meeting of the new school year tonight at 8 p.m. at Tamarac School with Mrs. Charles Kiefer as presiding officer. Senior choir rehearsal follows Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Methodist Church.
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Tamarac
Tamarac School
Charles Kiefer
Methodist Church
Excise Tax Cuts Boost Consumer Purchasing Power
Retailers pass on excise tax cuts to customers, boosting spending. Treasury estimates average family savings of about $57 annually nationwide. in the Troy Metropolitan area, $2,137,500 expected in 1968. Two taxes reduced: Retailers' excise tax eliminated June 22 and Manufacturers' tax cut in stages through 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Peterson
President
Treasury Department
Troy Area
Peterson
Seattle Man Pleads to Resisting Arrest in Troy Court
John I. Huhs, 23, of Seattle Washington, pleaded not guilty to resisting arrest in Troy Police Court before Justice Joseph F. Daly. Bail set at 100 dollars. case continued to Friday. Huhs was arrested Saturday night by Officer J. A. Tracey Jr. on River Street near First Street after refusing to move when ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Huhs
Seattle Wash
Troy
Joseph F. Daly
Harry Dee
Justice Daly
Huhs
J. A. Tracey Jr
River Street
First Street
Police Fight Under Investigation In Troy
Public Safety Commissioner John J. Sanvidge said the ongoing inquiry into an altercation between two Troy officers, Motorcycle Officer Michael J. Pastore and Patrolman Theodore Morsello, near Cluett Peabody & Co. Inc. on King and River Streets, remains open with both men relieved of duty. A full report from Chief James W. Doherty is awaited to determine possible action after remarks that their salaries continue during the probe.
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Public Safety
John J. Sanvidge
James W. Doherty
Troy
Michael J. Pastore
Theodore Morsello
King and River Streets
Sanvidge
Doherty
Morsello
Tamarac PTA To Meet Today
The Tam arac Senior-Junior High School PTA holds its first meeting in the auditorium at 8 p.m. led by president Mrs. Charles Kiefer. Guests will attend a supper at Langhan's restaurant in Brunswick, with a review of the budget presented by treasurer Mrs. Richard F. Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamarac
PTA
Charles Kiefer
Langhan’s
Brunswick
Richard F F. Lynn
Consumers misread tax reductions on retail items
Mrs. Peterson cautions that excise tax cuts are never a full 10 percent of price and are often much smaller. She cites retailer reports showing typical reductions of 2 to 4 dollars on a 75 dollar mower and 9 to 17 dollars on a 175 dollar TV, among others. Some consumers expect savings on items not taxed such as sewing machines and appliances.
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Peterson
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Peerless Co
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Shore Haven Country Club
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Clint Winne
John Morris
Jim Conroy
Ed Doyle
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Bumstead Chevrolet
Jack Troy Auto Body Works
North Troy
Bob Tague
Bob Carpenter
Schaghticoke Fair
Jim Cullen
Whitbeck
Food Fair-Fox
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Clairol
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Eagle Mills
Florence Lee
Seattle
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