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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1967
Page
6
Tamarac Brittenhill School District Board of Education held a Tuesday night meeting in the Tamarac High School library with teachers and parents in attendance to discuss district matters.
Dissatisfaction from several parents over ability based pupil grouping sparks exchange with Rev. Richard Greer. Board chair Dr. Bernard Fleischman says after initial talks with staff, plans to meet parents again. Nomination petitions for Tamarac High School board seats now due May 31 due to legislative shifts. Several resignations accepted from teachers including Carol Newell and Lois Butterworth.
T Peter Plumb the Bus Garage Committee chair announced bids totaling sixty five thousand dollars were accepted for a new garage. The amount is under the sixty eight thousand bond issue voted last June. Herbert Olsen Building and Grounds chair moved approval of funding toward employees salaries and the district will cover five percent of salaries. Humidity explains water vapor in air and its effect on comfort. Brenda Engle of Decatur Alabama is today’s quiz winner.
A Troy woman in fair condition at Samaritan Hospital after a one car crash on Middletown Road near Route 32 in Waterford Town. Also mentions a pending budget raise for teacher supervision funds and various unrelated items.
Mrs. Ethel L. Swensson, 90, widow of Otto J. Swensson, former Troy File Works president, died yesterday at 17 Lakewood Place. Born in Troy as Ethel Leggett, she was connected with Christ Church and Bethesda Home, survived by daughter Mrs Karl G. E. Sharke and son Joseph J. Swensson, with interment at Oakwood Cemetery. A memorial service will be held at Bethesda Home.
The Marine Corps corrected a death notice for Cpl Dennis Brown born 1918 from Cleveland Ohio, saying he was not killed in Vietnam. Brown spoke with his parents by telephone on Wednesday and will be home on leave soon.
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