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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1950
Page
1
A two day nursing education workshop organized by the New York State League of Nursing Education will run April 12 at the College of St Rose in Albany. Registration opens at 9 a.m. and is open to all graduate professionals in the field.
Castleton village officers were renamed or reappointed at the board meeting led by Mayor Paul G Hasreater. George B Lacuard was reappointed chaputy mayor, and John C VanDeWal was named chief of police for the 23rd time. Other posts include village clerk treasurer Charles Johnsen superintendent of streets Hyman Rosenblum village attorney and the National Exchange Bank of Castleton named as depository. The Troy Record was named official newspaper. Trustees Gunrav J Gnesh J Edward Mann and Franklin Mutterer joined Mayor Aemesdar and Deputy Mayor Leonard on the village board.
Rotarians heard Roland Reynolds explain his 28 year career and a tale of trading coins. He recalled a Glenn Falls woman guarding trunks of old coins and admitting them after threatening sagging attic beams. He described finding coins on ground, in garages, basements, and attics and said finding is more fun than possessing.
Cub Pack 12 sets April program around a Country Fair theme for its April 24 meeting. Parents tour a midway with games built by dens, while a pretend sheriff and judge simulate law and order. Robert Vine speaks on cub scouting and May theme. grandstand stunts, sideshows, and refreshments follow.
Mrs. Sybil S Patterson assistant director of the Industrial Relations Division for the National Association of Manufacturers will address the District Personnel Association at a dinner meeting at 6 30 pm Monday in Jack's Restaurant 42 State Street Albany.
Troy vocalist Mim Eleanor Mailey leads a group of soloists at the Star Spangled Revue of 1960 to be staged April 17 and 18 at Knickerbocker Junior High auditorium under Friends Unlimited. Robert Frazier of Cohoes and William Dundon of Troy join Mailey, with Dundon performing a featured song. Proceeds support local charitable activities.
Mrs John M Powera and Mrs Walter Gorman were named chair and cochair of the communion breakfast to be hosted by the Altar-Rosary Society of St Patrick’s Church on Sunday May 21 at the Troy Country Club. The plan arose from a school hall meeting with Mrs Clement J Handron presiding and Rev William H Hunt giving a brief address. Committees will be named later.
Police reported a hit and run on Third Avenue at about 4:45 a.m. damaging three parked cars. The owners identified include Nicholas Padating Investigated and A Cearien A. Reco of 408 Baventhe. Damages Autos Avenue and George H. DuColle were mentioned as involved. Police responded with patrols and called to the scene.
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