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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1960
Page
2
Dinner planned by the Women's Democratic Club was postponed per president Mrs Walter Kasper. The group will meet at Mrs Robert Haley's home Tuesday to set a new date. Also notices of church observances and local residents' updates are included with several names and places from the area.
In Saratoga Springs two cases adjourned. Harold Jameson of 78 Congress SL is charged with passing bad checks total unknown. bail set at 300 dollars after arrest at 4 53 p m by Patrolman How ard Groff on a complaint by Joseph Davis of Jamaica. An adjournment was taken into September in Arnold Goldwag of Brooklyn, 22, accused of unlawfully discharging a firearm in the city outside tax district. bullets from a high powered rifle allegedly hit a man on Grand Ave. One bullet pierced Chester Freeman’s property causing 180 dollars damage. Goldwag free on 100 dollar bail. Judge John Lynch presided.
Five trustees were elected to the Round Lake Association board at its annual meeting in the auditorium. Francis E. Copping led with 50 votes, John C. Corp 40, and Mrs. George E. Andrews 48 for three-year terms. Malcolm L Jennings and John B. Moore each won one-year terms with 43 votes, while Joseph Ludzinski received 11 votes. Several tax and governance measures were approved by the Malta town board to fund streets, maintenance, spraying, and other association grounds needs. William Northup presided as president. officers and committees to be elected today.
Stanley E. Saxton organist and Skidmore College professor shows day lilies at Jackson's Garden in Schenectady and Union College grounds as the blooms reach peak. Most hybrids come from Saxton's collection.
Stillwater Ambulance Fund Inc sustains its annual drive as the corps logs over 5 000 miles this year in emergency service. Last year the 14 member team answered 165 calls covering Stillwater Town and Village Quaker Springs Fire District Saratoga Lake and Stillwater Central School District with radio links to Mechanicville police and Ahearn Rescue Squad. Officers are Frank Marmillo captain Edward Finigan first lieutenant and Charles Thompson second lieutenant. The board lists Raymond Connor president William Ueuel vice president Barbara Alexik secretary John Phelan treasurer Nora Bratt Edward Gannon Robert Morris Guy Dunn Joseph Yaksta and Beatrice Shea.
About forty forestry leaders from foreign countries will tour the Spa nursery site in Saratoga Springs on Monday. They are in the United States to attend the fifth World Forestry Congress in Seattle from August 28 through September 10. Paul M. Dunn of SS Regis Paper Co chairs the Northeastern tour committee and will greet the visitors with FR. J. Eliason supervising the nurseries. The group will also visit the state nursery and Luther Forest, plus Saratoga National Historical Park and surrounding restoration areas.
All Saints Episcopal Church in Round Lake holds Holy Communion and sermon at 3 30 am tomorrow with Rev Arthur D Bridgers celebrant and preacher at 11 am in Round Lake auditorium Mrs Helen Hirahara to be organist Vestry met Monday at 7 pm at the home of Lawrence P McKean Choir rehearsal Tuesday at 7 pm at All Saints Church Board of trustees approved leases transfers including Edward J Johnson and William P Sweet ventures and rental of Alfred C Brown residence to Robert Filkins plus resurfacing cost for James Avenue and the annual financial statement for presentation at the next meeting
Proceedings before Judge Robert W Bascom in Washington Supr v Court cover estates in multiple towns. Key matters include probate of wills for Lundy Cronkhite Keech Murray Fagan Reid Parant and others, appointments of executors and guardians, and judicial settlements in Green which Kingsbury Fort Edward Essex and Saratoga areas.
Community items include Easton volunteers at Pathfinder Lodge Cooperstown for 10 days, Mrs. Lori Thompson hospitalized in Cambridge for treatment, Mr and Mrs Malcolm Smith returning from a three week western tour, Ernest Stewart and family and James Dube family vacationing at York Beach Maine, Mrs Henry Germain patient at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge after surgery, Earl Bain on 19 day Canadian Rockies tour with visits to Montana Wyoming South Dakota Iowa, Rev L Powell Pam Powell and Peter Judd serving on Junior High camp counseling staff at Pathfinder Lodge Cooperstown for two weeks, Dusty Trails Riding Club meets 7 30 p m Monday at Cyril Sanders home with Miss Karen Nelson and Miss JoAnne Mc Cart as cohosts, Miss Susan Telit visiting Harrisburg Pa, Hollis Hatch and son Richard visiting New York City and Danbury Conn, Ashlar Lodge and Ashlar Chapter Greenwood Stillwater picnic Tuesday at 6 45 p m with covered dish and beverages dessert and meat course to be furnished.
The Saratoga Springs Board of Education interviews 82 candidates this month for the superintendent position. President Charles La Belle says a public unveiling of the successor, Claude Van Wie, is hoped for in a dignified fashion, with details still unsettled.
Saratoga Springs police investigated two accidents Thursday. At 11:35 p.m. a Route 8 sideswipe near Playmore Farm Hill involved James Herrick Jr. and Anthony De Silva. left sides of both cars damaged. One occupant hospitalized. At 12:45 a.m. an intersection crash at Union Street and Ballston Avenue involved Michael Orsini and Dr Lebowich. left rear and bumper damage reported. No serious injuries.
Detectives yesterday investigated the ransacking of a parked auto near the RPI Approach. Lawrance Ostwald of 38 Coan erake reported missing back books and important papers. Plain clothesman Thomas Kennedy led the inquiry.
Saratoga 4 H Conservation members attend the 3316 annual Conservation Training Camp at Arnott forest near Schroon Lake, with delegates Lawrence Arnold, David Anus sky, and Brigpt Hendrie among attendees. Activities include forestry wildlife and soil water studies, with sponsorship by Rotary Club and County Soil Conservation District.
Rev Leo P Brady announced Sunday Masses at Crescent BE Mary s Church with 7 30 9 10 and 11 am worship times and 7 90 am daily Masses Confessions today 4 05 pm to 5 00 pm Communion Sunday for Alter Rosary Society of St Mary s Church will see members receive Holy Communion at 7 30 am Mass All parish women invited Monday feast of the Assumption Masses at 7 00 am and 6 00 pm
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