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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1967
Page
2
In Tokyo, AP reports China expelled the Indonesian charge d affaires and second secretary as unwelcome persons after Indonesia acted similarly earlier this month. The Foreign Ministry ordered them to leave by Friday.
William E. Borst named manager of the Adequate Wiring Bureau of Eastern New York succeeding Richard Swantek. A Colonie resident and Cobleskill native, Borst joined Niagara Mohawk in 1930 and rose through sales roles including Amsterdam, Gloversville, and Albany. A World War II veteran, he will oversee advertising and public relations to promote adequate wiring benefits for homeowners.
A letter discusses truth in lending and grace periods for purchases on installments. It weighs consumer protection versus self discipline, cites a chair purchase gone wrong due to high pressure, and offers BBB and consumer advice on avoiding pushy sales tactics. It stresses asking questions, researching dealer reliability, and avoiding impulse buys.
More than 300 food service professionals will attend the Capital District Branch seminar in Albany October 10 and 11 at the Thruway Motor Inn. Bert Compton chairs, with topics on hospital and cafeteria management first day and hotels and restaurants second day. Notable speakers include Matthew Bernatsky, Paul Patterson, and Donald Lundberg. The association, founded in 1901, promotes education and fraternal welfare in food service management.
Educational Systems and Programming Inc. of New York acquires Ward Business School with campuses in Worcester and Hartford. Ward expands staff and training facilities, offering courses in Computer Programming Data Processing IBM Key Punch and secretarial studies. Charles A. Olds to maintain staff. open house for counselors students to be announced.
Miss Marie Bowman of Buffalo will direct a ten week modeling and charm course at the Boston Store in Latham aimed at preteens teens college and homemakers. Proceeds go to a local charity with a fashion show featuring about 200 graduates. The program emphasizes modeling over charm and includes a play like fashion show.
Registration will be held in the Friendship Center of Raymertown Lutheran Church on October 3, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m and October 7 and 14 from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Election inspectors for the Fourth Election District are Mrs. George Hansen, Mrs. Milford Bornt Sr, Mrs. Elton Brust and Mrs. Joseph Weiss. Plans for church lessons and fundraiser events are noted along with visits among residents and independent church activities. The annual turkey supper is set for Saturday October 21 at 5:30 p.m. A new roof is being installed on the church.
Three Troy representatives of John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance were honored as top sales leaders at the company's Northern New England and Upper New York district agency conference in Kiamesha Lake. Honorees were Clifford E. Thompson of Troy Anthony E. Laiacena of Waterford and Arthur A. Hillebrandt of Cohoes.
The Census Bureau notes that about 90 percent of the 1960 to 1966 rise in nonwhite residents occurred in central cities within 212 metropolitan areas defined in 1960. The report focuses on urban concentration of demographic change in ports and related hubs.
Investors Continental Services becomes the international division of Investors Planning Corp in a SEC settlement. IPC will serve over two million Americans abroad via PX desks in Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa, continuing mutual fund guidance for servicemen and civilians and expanding overseas sales.
Charles J. Assini of 921 Birchwood Lane Niskayuna and formerly of Watervliet has been elected vice-president of the Schenectady Insuring Agency Inc. A Watervliet High School graduate, he leads the Schenectady County Independent Agents Association and was named Outstanding Young Man in Schenectady County in 1962 and one of five Outstanding Young Men of New York State in 1963. He is married to Marjorie Pryor of Watervliet, with two children.
A reader asks about enrolling after the initial period. The next general enrollment runs Oct 1 to Dec 31. Contact the nearest social security office after Oct 1 for assistance with enrollment. Another reader asks why Medicare payments don’t cover drugs. drugs aren’t covered unless in hospital. A self employed man who earned over 8000 in the year can still receive benefits for months without earnings above 125, and should file an application promptly.
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