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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1966
Page
5
Washington projects the United States could welcome about five million international visitors annually by 1975 if the population of Denmark toured the country. The figure matches the earlier forecast guiding tourism planning.
Dr. Lewis A. Froman announced late this summer the construction of an 800000 dormitory for 125 students on Congress Street next to Manning Hall. The three story air conditioned building expected to finish by January 1968 will raise Sage dormitory capacity to 1050 plus 250 day students for an anticipated fall enrollment of 1300.
The Saratoga Springs Board of Education meets at 8 p.m. at the administration building on Wells Street. Committee reports cover bid openings and the proposed building program. Dr. Bradley A. Bishop will report on new school bus deliveries. New business includes bids for a sidewalk at the new senior high and lighting installation. Personnel items involve teacher appointments and a civil service resignation.
Robert Reinhardt appeared in Troy Police Court before Justice Timothy J. Fogarty as part of his instruction to attain the rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts. The notice records his judicial appearance.
At Wynantskill Elementary School a bicycle rodeo closed last week’s summer program with a safety contest and coasting event. Winners include Carol Pater and Carol Brennan in nine and under divisions for prettiest tricycle and decorations, plus Irving Wood and Daniel Wait in the 11 plus group. The softball team beat Bob Jones All Stars to run 3–1–1 on the season, led by Mehne and Carl batting over .500. next game is Thursday at 6 30 p m at the school diamond. Gordon Kibler announced upcoming baseball and kickball contests for boys and girls respectively. The Wynantskill Kiwanis meet at Fay's Restaurant at 6 30 p m with George Doakmajian presiding.
The second session in the present training course for all officers and chairmen of St Jude's CYC will be conducted at 8 p.m. today at the school. Rev James Fausel asst pastor and CYC moderator will lead the session. It will end with refreshments and a social hour. Tomorrow's period of training marks the second in a four week schedule.
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