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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1967

Page

21

Niskayuna Sewe rtopic at Town Board meeting

The Niskayuna Town Board met Tuesday amid disputes over Sewer District No. 6 costs. County representative John Bobrowich demanded a formal cost analysis of a 4 million project, opposing a 1 million increase from the initial 3 million estimate. Mayor Fritz and councilman Fisher urged final cost data before firm comparisons.

Niskayuna John Bobrowich Dempapratis Meee Canaigalc Toupe Bobrowick Richard C. Fritz D. Allen Fisher Sewer and Water Committee Fritz Bobrowich Alice T. Wagner William Lange

Vanier Stamp Honors Late Governor General Georges Vanier

Ottawa AP reports a commemorative stamp honoring the late Governor General Georges Vanier will be issued September 15, the date of his 1959 oath of office. The Canadian Post Office announced the release amid noted contract heading errors. Public hearings approved sewer, water, and lighting projects in Water District No 1 and Sewer District No 6, drawing mixed reactions on cost allocation. The board set a May 2 hearing on an animal limits ordinance tied to the Lisha Kill Road pig farm issue. Dog leash concerns were raised but no action taken.

Ottawa Georges Vanier Canadian Post Office Mrntz Fisher Story Avenue van Antwerp Road Avon Crest R. A. Powel Godfrey Lane Kenneth Male Lisha Kill Road

Smorgasbord At Newtonville Church Features Four Servings

Newtonville Methodist Church hosts its annual smorgasbord Saturday in Fellowship Hall with four seating times at 4 5 6 and 7 pm Proceeds support the church repair fund Reservations are taken by Mrs Grace Hills and Mrs Lillian Kircher The Men’s Club meets April 14 Maj Andrew Anderson USMC recently returned from Vietnam will speak A roast beef dinner will be served Mizpah Class sponsors a rummage sale in Fellowship Hall April 21 22 Articles may be left at the church

Newtonville Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Jennie Messerle Grace Hills Lillian Kircher Andrew Anderson U.S. Marine Corps Vietnam Salemn Sally Pitts

Kiwanis Club To Hear About Laser Research

Emil W. Sticht of New York Telephone Co will address the Latham Kiwanis Club at Crossroads Restaurant at 6 30 p m presenting The Laser in a non technical talk with a demonstration of voice transmission over a light beam Rev Stephen W Gillespie will introduce the speaker Roland J Babbitt will preside at the business session

Emil W. Sticht New York Telephone Co Latham Kiwanis Club Sticht Stephen W. Gillespie Roland J. Babbitt

Rescue Unit Conducting Fund Drive Kickoff

The Midway Fire Department rescue squad in Colonie plans a fund drive starting April 15 in Midway and Stanford Heights districts to raise about $2,000 for ambulance operating costs. Sixteen volunteer firemen filmed a humorous commercial for Northern Homes Inc. Miss Delilah Henry played the teacher in the spot, produced by Bremer Levine & Klest Advertising. Boy Scouts from three local troops will distribute letters outlining the drive and donation return instructions. the squad handles 350 to 400 emergency calls yearly.

Midway Fire Department Colonie Northern Homes, Inc Hudson Falls New York Delilah Henry Stephen A. Levine Bremer, Levine & Klest Advertising,Inc Albany Midway Stanford Heights

Recreation Unit Rejects Federal Aid

The Colonies Youth Recreation Centers Inc. board met at MacFarland Construction in Latham to discuss HUD funding for a permanent youth center in Colonie. They rejected federal aid, citing HUD requirements that conflicted with CYRC aims, and planned to proceed without federal funds. The group considered Route 7 East land behind Hannel's Greenhouses as a potential site, not yet accepted.

Colonies Youth Recreation Centers Inc MacFarland Construction Co Latham New York City, For Colonie HUD CYRC Robert W. Bowe Norris MacFarland Hannel

BPW Selects 4 Students For Meeting

South Colonie School District announces kindergarten registration on three Thursdays from 1:30 to 3 pm starting today. By last name initials the schedule runs A to H tomorrow, I to Q on April 13, and BR through V on April 20. Registrations occur at district schools with specific feeder patterns for Veeder and Forest Park students. Miss Reinhart serves as secretary of the Student Council and participates in NHS, Gymnastics Club, Future Teachers of America, and district bands.

South Colonie Central School Istrict Miss Reinhart National Honor Society Gymnastics Club Future Teachers of America The Colonies Central Band Colonie Central High School Colonie Business and Professional Women’s Club Syracuse University Rosemary Armao Kathleen Harter Jane Reinhart Donna Tkacz Marion W. Meyers BPW St. Fransia Christian Youth Organization Miss Harter Forsyene Will Ge Aciu Wuag Marshall W. “Rougetor Nat Tebbutt’s Sons Central Ave Albany National Society CCHS Color of All Saints Graceland Cemetery My. Papajohn Greece Colonie Cole Nicholas Fof Troy George Stella Helen Mra Papas George O'Mara Queens Village

Dinner To Aid War-Injured Viet Children

A benefit supper under Responsibility Inc will be held at Calvary Methodist Church in Latham at 5 p.m. with a rice and cheese tea menu to help bring war injured Vietnamese children to the United States. Eligible children must be five by January 1 next year and bring birth certificates and immunization proof. Speakers include Prof. Bernard A. Freishman of RPI and Dr. C William Parmitte of the State University at Albany.

Responsibility, Inc United States Calvary Methodist Church Latham Volia Bernard A. Freishman RPI C. William Parmitter Callan

Schaghticoke Social Notes Guests and Travels

Members of the Atomic Bridge Club were guests of Mrs. Paul Clum. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Raymond Briggs and Mrs. Fred Clum. Next hostess will be Mrs. Blanche Hardin. Hostess pairs have returned from Ormond Beach Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Boyce and Mrs. Harold Shine returned from Florida. Miss Sharon Mitchell spent Easter week in Bermuda with Becker Junior College friends. Mrs. Helen Piritz returned to Schagh­ticoke Hill from Leonard Hospital after a stay.

Atomic Bridge Club Paul Clum Raymond Briggs Fred Clum Blanche Hardin Ormond Beach Fla Elmer Boyce Harold Shine Florida Sharon Mitchell Joseph Mitchell Main Street Bermuda Becker Junior College Helen Piritz Schaghticoke Hill Leonard Hospital

Receptionist at St. Mary's Dies in Hospital Parking Lot

Anne Sheridan 64, longtime receptionist at St. Marys Hospital, died yesterday near noon after a medical event in the hospital parking area. Coroner withholding verdict pending autopsy. Survived by four daughters, a son, and a brother. funeral set for Saturday with services at Our Lady of Victory Church and burial at St. Peters Cemetery.

Anne Sheridan North Lake Ave St. Mary’s Hospital Thomas F. Styles Sheridan Annie Fitzgerald Troy Our Lady of Victory Church McLoughlin Glen Sixth Avenues Our Lady of Victory

Priest Identifies Bride To Be In Green Bay

The Rev. Vincent De Leers of St Norbert College identified Miss Marguerite Peggy Best of Carmel Indiana as the woman he plans to marry. De Leers 48 seeks release from Norbertine vows to live as a layman and marry while a layman will become dean in his place.

Green Bay Wis Vincent de Leers St. Norbert College Father de Leers Marguerite Peggy” Best Carmel Ind Ste Norbert de Leers Vatican College

Unusual Music Program At Blue Creek School

Pupils at Blue Creek Elementary in Latham took part in a musical education program by Young Audiences Musicians of Binghamton billed as the Concored Woodwin Quintet. The group, Juilliard and Eastman graduates who have performed with major orchestras, invited students to help compose by choosing tempo and mood for the performance.

Blue Creek Latham Binghamton Woodwin Julliard Eastman Schools of Music

Colonie Free Library to Show Films for Children

The Colonie Free Library Association will present free children's film showings from 10 a.m. to noon at Colonie Center in the community room, Central Avenue and West Road. Ages 6 to 16 may attend with parents welcome. Showings are April 15, May 6, June 10, and July 1, with possible future adult programs if demand exists.

Colonie Free Library Association Colonie Center Central Avenue West Road The Library Association

Colonie Board Approves Intramural Football Plan for 8th Graders

South Colonie Central School District Board of Education formally approved an intramural football training program for eighth grade students over 13. The program, costing 1724.05 for equipment, requires a rigid physical exam and goes into effect this fall. The board also approved an IRS vetted annuity plan for teachers and staff, allowing salary deductions directed to an insurance company of the staff member’s choice with tax on take-home pay only.

South Colonie Central School District Internal Revenue Department

Niskayuna Schools Will Give Concert

Niskayuna elementary music groups present a spring music festival at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium on Balltown Road Choral conductors for the combined elementary choirs are Betty Naylor Helen White and Elsa Wilson Accompanists are Miss White and Margaret Sluiter The District Elementary Band is led by Irving B Spoor Wendell B Phillips conducts the combined elementary and junior high training orchestras Several instrumental solo groups and high school students will perform The festival ends with the combined choirs and high school varsity band singing Good Night by Conley.

Niskayuna Balltown Road Betty Naylor Helen White Elsa Wilson Miss White Margaret Sluiter Irving B. Spoor Wendell B. Phillips Conley

Last Meeting To Establish PTA Slated

The final meeting to establish a PTA at Forest Park Elementary School Colonie Village will be held today at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria. New by laws will be presented for approval. Temporary officers include Mrs Arnold L Bardossi as chairman and Mrs Richard Buck as secretary.

New Forest Park Colonie Village Arnold L. Bardossi Richard Buck Rodney Hart James = “Lewis James Halburian Jose Samison James Curfman Alan’ Cohen Irving Botton John Culkin Elvin Jones PTA Council Jones South Colonie Board of Education State Congress of Parents and Teachers John Mounteer Albany County Pta Earl Duffney William, Jerwann

Obituary for Paul C Papajohn Colonie Chef Dies at Home

The funeral for Paul C. Papajohn of 15 Dott Ave Colonie a retired chef who died at his home Monday after a brief illness will be announced by the family. He was known locally for his culinary work and community involvement.

Paul C. Papajohn Dott Ave Colonie

Ralph Barron to Address Local WSCS

Ralph J. Barron Jr. of Saratoga Springs will address the IWSCS of Calvary Methodist Church Latham next Wednesday at 8 p.m. He will discuss retirement centers for the Troy Methodist Conference. Emil Skaczkowski to lead hospitality. world service banks collected for Paul Reese a missionary teacher in Rhodesia. A rummage sale sponsored by WSCS at 1533 1st Ave Troy on April 28.

Saratoga Springs IWSCS Calvary Methodist Church Latham Barron Troy

Police Seek Three Men In Tyler Street Burglary

Troy police are seeking three men described as Negroes who stole five television sets from Ogniewski Furniture Co. after breaking a side window. A late model white auto fled north on Second Street. Roadblocks were set at city bridges as area agencies were alerted. Authorities name Sgt Roberts, O'Brien, and Det John F Hourigan heading the investigation.

Troy Ogniewski Furniture Co Tyler Fourth Streets Second Street Tyler Street Charles Ogniewski Roberts, O’brien John F. Hourigan

Johnsonville Social Notes From Mrs Barton Party Club

Mrs James Barton entertained members of The Mid Nite Ramb ers card party club at Mrs Barton Mosher s home. Guests included Mrs George Scott Oberlin Ohio Miss Helen Scott Mt Holyoke College Holyoke Mass and Mr and Mrs Don Dayer and son Keith of Groom s Corner. Pvt John Robert Campbell completed basic training at Fort Gordon Ga and is on day leave at home. Mrs Ord Pru returned from Miami Fla accompanied by sister Mrs Essie Murray.

James Barton Barton Mosher George Scott Oberlin Ohio Helen ‘Scott Mt. Holyoke ‘College Holyoke Mass Don Dayer Keith Grooms Corner Charles ‘Weeling John Robert’ Campbell Fort Gordon Hig Pak Ohn Campbel Ord Pru Miami, Fla Essie Murray

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Vanier Newtonville Kiwanis Club Doughney’s Morrell Pride Canadian Bacon Baby Breal Penobscot U.S Heinz Ketchup California Texas Wee S. Colonie Thenweah New Veeder School Maywood Roosevelt Forrest Park Coronie Village Shaker Road Awakamnee Ay Reve Mae Wee of Arts and Science State University Abany Schaghticoke Katherine Williams St. Mary’s Michael J. Sheridan Troy, Times Rensselaer County Board of Elections Marion Sheridan Edward Folan Kenneth Boreman Manhasset John C. Ranney Vienna William H. Sheridan Fairfax I/Va James Witsaarsld Trav Lysaepeeam Wascuss S. Colonie Board PTA Ralph Barron Johnsonville Troy Food Market King ST Cubes U.S. Ser Lipton Libby
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