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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1967
Page
19
A Jumbo Division for 12 year olds and younger players who missed the Majors will form at Lou Kemp Memorial Park at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Teams and captains will be chosen, with games replayed Saturday mornings at the same park.
George Butch Byrder of the Buffalo Bills will address men at a father and son banquet sponsored by North Reformed and First Baptist churches. The event Saturday May 6 at 6 30 p m includes Byrder narrating a Buffalo game film. Former high school coach Dom Denio will attend. tickets for the ham dinner are available from Harry Sanford Rainey Shufelt or Thomas Meeson.
Two Troy area women were named chairmen of the 13th annual New York State Columbiettes convention to be held June 9 to 11 at the Thruway Motor Inn in Albany. Mrs. James Ryan of Albany and Mrs. George Kearns of Watervliet will chair. Mrs. William J. Phillips of Watervliet will be toast master at the formal dinner. Agenda includes registration June 9 at 10 am, meetings at 8 pm, reception, Holy Mass at 8 am, two business sessions at 10 am and 2 pm with a banquet lunch at 12:30 pm, a cocktail hour at 7 pm and a formal dinner. Reservations deadline is May.
The Behr-Manning Division of Norton Co. reelected all officers at its annual meeting Tuesday. Edwin C. Evans of Troy was named president and general manager. Reelectees included vice presidents John C. Hampshire East Greenbush Henry R. Merrill Loudonville Randall Manchester Bert M. Twamley Troy. Jack A. Bump Schenectady l reelected controller William J. Clark Menands secretary and assistant to the president Hugh E. Smith Troy named assistant secretary.
The Office of Public Affairs at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute expands with five new staff joining the news service and publishing sections. New news staff include S Anthony Carvell and James L.O. Clapp handling media relations. Publishing associates are R Bruce Hutchinson Jr Herbert A W Kopper Jr and William K Strong. The move aims to strengthen ties with publics locally and nationally.
A delegation from the Watervliet Uniformed Firemen's Association will attend the annual mother and daughter banquet and communion breakfast at St. Michael's Pavilion in Cohoes. Reservations are with Mrs O'Leary. Also, Vagabond Club meets tonight and Rosary Society plans May birthday party after the May Procession at St Joseph's Hall.
The Ukrainian Catholic Daughters of Mary of St. Nicholas Church will hold a rummage sale at 1583 5th Ave. Tonight donations may be brought to the church hall. The sale runs 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow.
Francis Whitney son of Mr and Mrs Francis M Whitney of 715 16th Street earned a four year New York State Regents Scholarship at LaSalle Institute. He plans to attend Syracuse University in the fall.
Members of the newly formed Waterford VFW Memorial Post will convene at 8 pm today in St Marys Hall. Mohawk-Hudson Post commander James Beerles will preside.
More than 100 residents attended a Wednesday night public hearing at the Town offices to oppose definitions in a proposed ordinance on trailers and trailer parks. Francis E. Townley argued the wording would require encloses for any trailer not in a park, calling it discriminatory against recreational trailers. Townley read his statement as Town Supervisor Martin L. Jewett sought a show of hands. the vote was unanimous. Townley urged the board to modify definitions before adopting the measure, which focuses on trailer park regulations, water, sewer and lot standards, and is tied to a yet unapproved zoning law.
Mindanao plane crash involving an Indonesian State Oil Co. aircraft killed 16 of 18 aboard, according to the Philippine News Service. The disaster occurred yesterday, leaving two survivors and drawing regional shock.
Washington UPI The House Armed Services Committee backed a 21.4 billion defense bill, 360 million above President Johnson's request and more than the Senate’s 20.8 billion. Under Rep Mendel Rivers leadership, the measure funds planes ships and missiles for fiscal years starting July 1, including construction of two nuclear powered guided missile frigates not asked for by Defense Secretary Robert McNamara.
Automotive News notes three Chevrolet plans emphasize space and resale value for families. Plan II features the Camaro Sport Coupe with bucket seats and synchronized transmission. Plan VI offers the Nova Sport Coupe with six cylinder efficiency and protective rocker panels. plans include Chevette Corvair and Corvette at dealers.
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