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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1967

Page

3

Special Drive Raises Pool Fund

An appeal by the Community Swimming Pool Committee for greater adult support sparked a townwide response from children and mothers under the slogan Helping To Help. Mrs. Charles Kavage organized a mother’s committee for distributing 576 candy cans as fund-raising sales spread door to door.

Charles Kavage Clay Hill Donald Suttonnd Richard Marker Jr West Hoosick Paul Dipper- Ely Hoosick Stanley Rim- Grunas East Hoosick Robin Allen North Ho William Andrick Ward Raymond Rogers Kasmer J. Stempek

Bowling Championships Decided In Three Leagues

Wyld states Lansing area planning for integrated community growth at Historical Society talk. He notes Taconic Trail, Pine Grove and Hoosick Falls bowling leaders and predicts regional expansion to 1975, urging unity for prosperity while preserving local identities.

Ministering Circle To Meet Today

The Ministering Circle of The King's Daughters will meet today at 8 pm at the home of Mrs. James F. Smith. It will be a work meeting and members are asked to bring rotten material and scissors. In the league, Rogers Sales & Service led National League with 83 45 over Carl's Restaurant 78 50, Tate's Diner close behind at 77 14 50 4. Callahan's and Fire House 5 1 trail for fourth, tied at 75 and 52 44, with Buckley All Stars 75 41. Individual honors show no change. John Valentine National Guard high single 262, Don Sargood and Walter Eddy tied high triple 670, Sargood high average 180. American League Taconic Trail leads 75 41, Buckley's All Stars 74 42, Texas Fire Chiefs 71 45, Jack's Restaurant 69 44, Harrison Vendors 68 48. Gerald's Bornt Noble & Wood high single 277, Walter Ryan Jack's Restaurant high triple 644, Don Smith Harrison Vendors high average 188.

Taconic Wyld Pine Grove Indi- Joseph de Luca Sluzas New York Rollin Perkins Taconic Trail Otis Hodges Taconic Schenectady Don St. Hilaire Sallueza's Troy Rams International League Albany Hoosick Uhe Peta Witots Wyld Rosendahl Smitty Don Smith John Moore Falls Motel The King's Daughters James F. Smith Presi Rogers Sales & Service Carl's Restaurant Rogers Carl's Tate's Carl’s Callahan’s Fire House John Valentine National Guard Don Sargood Walter Eddy Sargood Buckley All Stars Texas Fire Chiefs Jack's Restaurant

Hoosick Grange Holds Sewing Contest and Meeting

Hoosick Grange held a sewing contest as part of its regular meeting at 8 p.m. in the hall. The program featured speakers on Canadian industry, regional transportation, and area development, with a business meeting noting minutes, treasurer’s report, upcoming bus trip to Olana, and by law changes for junior memberships.

Hoosick Grange Thomas Kulzergram Watervliet John J. Kennedy Ballee Wesley Hall St., Hoosick Falls George Reynolds John English Romp Board of Directors Olana Frederick Church Beekman

Police Seek Abandoned Car Owner

State Police search for the owner or operator of an abandoned wrecked car found early Saturday in the Hoosac School athletic field Hoosick Town after the vehicle crashed into two trees on a curve. Neighbors heard hub caps fall as it rolled downhill before occupants moved the car off the highway and removed plates. the owner is believed from Massachusetts.

Hoosac Hill Road Hoosick John Nieckhart Center Brunswick Massachusetts

Woman Fined On Improper Driving Charge

Mrs Bessie Younng of Box 24 Cambridge was fined ten dollars for unsafe backing and the charge of driving while intoxicated was continued for two weeks. Summoned by State police from Salem after an accident on Thursday April 21 when her vehicle crossed Route 22 near the innisfail Restaurant, struck a porch and damaged a house trailer. J Walter Burke 72 of RD 1 Cambridge was treated at Mary McClellan Hospital for contusions and abrasions of the right leg and jaw.

Bessie Younng Cambridge Justice of the Peace Frankgi M Ackley Jackson State Olice Salem Route Nnisfail Walter Burke RD 1 Ambridge Mary McClelin Hospital

Cobble Hill Road Made Passable After Mud Protests

A Town of Hoosick delegation pressured the Town Board on April 10 over mud closures on Cobble Hill Road. Crews fought rain to open the road using about 100 loads of gravel plus hand and machine work. Supervisor Larry Murphy plans further improvements once settled.

Hoosick Larry Murphy

Woman Faces Five Motor Vehicle Charges in Court Tonight

Mrs. Marie L. Rogers of Bennington Vermont is set to appear in Hoosick Falls court tonight on five motor vehicle charges. She was arrested Saturday for operating an unregistered vehicle driving without insurance insufficient head lamps passing a flashing red light and speeding. Also scheduled hearings include Eugene B. Kenet of Williamstown Massachusetts for driving while intoxicated bail set at 100 William Nelson of Bennington for disorderly conduct bail 50 and Glen A. Roy of North Adams Massachusetts for defacing a traffic safety control signal bail 15.

Marie L. Rogers Bennington Hoosick Falls Court Eugene EB. Kenet Williamstown Mass William ©. Nelson Glen A.roy North Adams

Camp Fire Girls Plan Candy Sales and Trips

Troy Area Council of Camp Fire Girls announces a candy sale from today through May 16. Elmer Orchard chairs the sale, with Wixted on programs and bus trips planned to Delmar Game Farm May 6 and Shaker Museum May 13. Fly up workshops and regional workshop notes are included with leadership ranks and finances discussed.

Troy Area Camp Fire Girls, Inc Council Paul J. Szemkow Elmer Orchard William J. Wixted Blue Birds Delmar New York State Conservation Department Walter E. Davies Alexandria

Probe Deaths Of Elsmere Man

Police investigate the deaths of Elsmere residents Howard F. Konig and his wife Mildred. Konig, 59, State Education Department printing chief, died at home. Mildred, 55, died at Albany Medical Center Hospital after admission. Coroner Believes deaths accidental pending lab results.

Elsmere Howard F. Konig Printing Department State Education Department Mildred Albany Medical Center Kenigs John Marra

A P Stores Drop Trading Stamps

Albany reports A P stores will discontinue issuing trading stamps at 97 outlets in the area starting May 1. A company spokesman cited a weaker response to the Plaid promotional device compared with other regions.

Albany N.Y A&p Plaid

Public lecture on faith in science at First Church of Christ

Gordon F. Campbell of Santa Monica, California, spoke at the First Church of Christ Scientist at 332nd St next Tuesday at 8 15 p m on discovering new trust in God in a scientific age. Admission is free. Campbell, a businessman and voice teacher until 1938, now tours as a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship.

Church of Christ Gordon F. Campbell Santa Monica Calif Campbell Christian Science Christian Science Board of

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