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Meacbw Brook Bank's
Rqwrt Show Eanang Rise
The Meadow Brook National
Bank reported llrst hall earnings
ol $2,900,087 after taxes, com­pared
with $2,862,9^ lor the first
•nx months ot IflO*. Per share
earnings, l»scd on the 3,71t,036
wliiir^ pmenlly otitSfanding',
were 1.78 againsi $.77. last. year.
"Total reisoutccs as of June 30
wci-e $877,003,518 compared with
S«29Je2,273, a gain of ?47,«I,246.
Total depoiuls increased by $33,-
078,878 to $753,448,0-11 from S720,-
38!>,!63 a year ago.
The BEST in
P I A N O S
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THE LE J ^ " EB THOaSDAY. AUGUST 12. WS5
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KINGS
I" By STAM McCAFPBEY
Saratoga, "The Capital of Thorought>red Kacing," plays host
to the best Thoroughbreds in the country for a period of 24 racing
day.s which etartcd Monday, August 2, Having celebrated, the Cen-lonnia!
of racing ot the Spa in 1883, The New York Bacing Associa­tion
has reiterated its conlldence in and support of the sport at
Saratoga by completing a $3,500,
000 building program since the
1004 meeting closed last August.
A UOO-foot addition to the
firand.$tat)d wilt bring the seating
inpacily of the track—«eats un­der
cover facing the track—to
just under 10,000 or ju.<!t a shade
under one-half the ,scating at
Aqueduct.
The new coratrucllon lias been
limited to the grandstand sec­tion.
John W. Galbreath, chair­man
of the NYKA building com-
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1f!30 to 1 A.M. FHEEPOHT FR 84Jatt
mitlce, ha-s said that, "the re-spon.
sc will dictate any future
planis, but wc intend to keep
Saratoga, the Capital of Thor­oughbred
Bacing."
With the added grandstand,
the plant will be able to comfort­ably
accommodate crowds of
from 30,000 to 35,000, To make
room for the new grandstand ad­dition
the old fleld stands and the
bleacher scats near the head of
the stretch have been eliminated.
" The outside of the addition to
the stands blends in perfectly
with the old section" in design
and tone. However, inside the
stand all is modern for greater
comfort and accessibility for the
faiw.
The extension brings to 1,300
feet the length of the entire
stand. Stadium type seats have
been installed in the new area
and with the additional space the
mutuel window capacity has been
increased by 42 percent. The
depth of the new area will al­low
for easy circulation. __
The old dub house dining areas
remain as before, but Ihe grand­stand
patrons will have, a dining
area in the new section which
can seat 450. Two new sets of es-ealators
also have been installed
In the grandstand' area, supplc-
-mentfiig the oi*-'wMclt" Has been
in operation.,
Despite the influx of construc­tion
men, the trees in the pad­dock
area have not been disturb­ed
and patrons wUP'still be able
to see the horses saddled in the
atmosphere which means Sara­toga.
Long Island Tnist Reports
FIM 6 Montibs' iarnings
Long Island Tra^t Co. reported
net operating earnings for the
six months ending June 36, 1865
of $587,283 coinpared>t)0 $531,984
for the same period in 1964, ac­cording
to Frederick Halnfeld,
Jr., president. This was equivalent
to $.93 per share in 1965 com­pared
to^ $.84 per share in 196^,
bas'ed on 631,469 shares outstand­ing
during both periods.
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