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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1970
Page
9
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DELLIgan Wayne Francis Jr born Dec 5 1970 at Leonard Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Delli ey Sr., 14 oz. Shelby Lynn Guire born Dec 11 1970 at Leonard Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James E. Guire, 6 lbs 52 ozs. LIGHT Holly Jean born Dec 4 1970 at Bellevue Maternity Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Light, 5 lbs 10 ozs. PATRICK Robin Anna born Dec 10 1970 at Samaritan Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Patrick Jr., 7 lbs 8 ozs. ROBINSON Thomas Vincent born Dec 8 1970 at Leonard Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson, 6 lbs. WILLIAM NICHOLAS II born Dec 9 1970 at Leonard Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Schmitz Jr., 6 lbs.
The family of the late Eleanor TM M. Goyer expresses gratitude to Rev John L Wolff Vestry Organization of Trinity Church Watervliet Dr James Gavin and Dr Stephen Sullivan Nurses and Staff at Samaritan Hospital Private 9 ICU Albany Medical Center Troy Ambulance Service bearers relatives neighbors friends for flowers cards and kindness shown after the loss.
A memorial note honors Bertha E Clark who died December 12 1962 with a loving tribute from Dorothy Bob Mary Fred and grandchildren. It also remembers Frederick Diehl who died December, with a family vigil noted by son Bill and daughter Norma.
A sequence of memorial lines marks the passing dates of Rebecca Esaian Patsy LaMaifa Onifer Melnyk and Danio Pafundi, noting family members who mourn their loss. Each entry preserves memory statements from wives, children, and grandchildren with death dates ranging from 1946 to 1969.
Death notices report William H Allendorph Irene Spafford Allendorph family. Alice Derkes Bleau. John Bomba. Barbara Marie Johnson Bonacker. Funeral arrangements listed with dates, times, venues Leahy Rocke feller and Riverview funeral homes. St Nicholas and St John's churches. relatives named. viewing hours specified.
Drilling crews report seven of thirteen preliminary borings near the Troy Uncle Sam Mall area completed. Subsurface rock rises higher by the river and deeper near the hill, contrary to expectations. No blasting will occur. cores reveal black shale as the downtown base.
Foreclosure proceedings Against former Rensselaer County Republican Chairman Joseph F Casey and Mer Lake Corp move ahead in the county clerk’s office Union National Bank of Troy filed papers on a 33000 mortgage to Mer Lake Corp once running the Cedar House Restaurant The SIC SLA had questioned the restaurant and disclosed Casey held 25 percent in Mer Lake with three others Jerome K Frost a former Troy assistant corporation counsel bought 25 percent in Mer Lake in July 1967 without SLA reporting citations include Casey Alongo Vosburgh and other creditors ensure accuracy the case ties to prior SLA cancellations and license actions involving the Question Mark Tavern and Shaker Tavern Inc
John Nigro of the U S Soil Conservation Service in Rensselaer County urges landowners to order seedlings now for spring planting. Choose species by soil type and intended land use. pine species for dry soils, spruce for heavier soils, larch and balsam fir less suitable. Professional survey recommended. service is free through the Rensselaer County Soil and Water Conservation District.
Multiple December 11 1970 notices from Cohoes Watervliet and Troy list Albina Borden Margaret Kelly Bessie Machnick Frank Roach Charles Salerno with survivors and service details. Funeral times mass locations and interment information provided for each, plus calling hours and cemetery notes.
Dominic A. Costa was named president of the Troy Area Pharmaceutical Society with Douglas Roy as first vice president and Louis Fortin as second vice president. Other officers include Leo Jenkis as secretary Ronald Fortin as treasurer and Myron Celenski as sergeant at arms. Frank Wermert spoke on population control and a film highlighted social ecological aspects and birth control risks while noting smoking as a far greater death risk. Student members announced plans for the annual cerebral palsy telethon.
Hattie Gregoire Shorkey dies in Watervliet at age based on obituary details. Survived by children Louis Cook Albany Walter Smith Albany Howard Shorkey Binghamton Waldo Shorkey Schenectady Mrs Lettke Troy Mrs Berlin Wynantskill Donald Shorkey Center Brunswick and the late Harold Shorkey. Grandchildren number 25. Funeral from J Gregory Nealon and Son at 611 4th Ave Tuesday at 9 and Mass at Sacred Heart of Mary Church at 9 30. Interment St Patrick Cemetery.
In memoriam list for November service at Memes Goren Shaker Road Colonie Albany NY 12205 includes Jean B. McClellan Mary E. Therrien Deborah E. Hood James Patrick Hanbury Ida Brecht Harold D. Shafer John McKeon Clifford W. Krestser John E. Rapp Jr Norman H. Roziecki Bobbie Jo Herworth Rev John B Holmes Leah Irene Dodge William Alan Hathaway Reginald L. Drake Mary E. Forrest Jacob W. Coager Thena F. DeAnjou William Bainbridge Adolph W. Johnson Vera L. Fowler Henrietta S. Reid Gladys V. Lear Joseph W. Willetts Grace Borland James Louis Miner Robert W. Anderson.
Snow blankets Troy and nearby towns as a third winter storm in a week drops over three inches. The National Weather Service forecasts more snow over the weekend while crews rush to clear streets. Traffic reports note icy patches but relatively few accidents, with some cancellations of high school games and social events.
Charles T. Salerno longtime area contractor died Friday at Albany Memorial Hospital after a prolonged illness. He led the Charles T. Salerno Construction Co and served on the contractors association negotiation board. He was an inspector on the South Mall project for George A. Fuller Co. Survivors include his wife Lucille DeMaria, son Ronald Salerno, his parents, one grandchild, and a Troy community of supporters. Funeral services set for Monday at Bizzarro Funeral Home and Sacred Heart Church with interment at St. Mary’s Cemetery.
A 59 year old Troy woman, Ethel Curtin, slipped on icy pavement on 5th Avenue between Washington and Liberty Streets and hit her head. She was treated at Samaritan Hospital for a head laceration and released. Patrolmen Costello and Stone investigated.
Police report a Marquette 6-12 volt battery charger valued at 80 dollars was stolen from the Troy Public Works Dept. garage between 1 p.m. Thursday and early Friday. Mechanical supervisor Donald Vandenburgh identified the charger as taken from the northeast area of the garage.
Francis W. LaFave of 9 Olmstead Street Cohoes told Troy police Friday evening his 1963 Ford was taken from in front of 2537 Fifth Avenue about 6 45 after he left the motor running and the keys in the car He was only away a few minutes police search for the white car with a dark blue left front fender.
Three vehicles including a city road salter were damaged in four auto mishaps Friday. A 10-year-old Troy boy was injured as snow cleanup crews battled the season's first substantial snowfall. Officials said accident reports were far below last Friday's.
Congressman Samuel S. Stratton outlined two reasons for opposing a full SST funding cut. He cited environmental and unemployment concerns and noted research at GE’s Schenectady center supports continued funding under a reduced rate.
National Commercial Bank and Trust Company of Albany and First Trust and Deposit Company of Syracuse announce formation of a new bank holding company to be based in Albany. Each bank retains its name and operates with its current management and directors in 87 offices. Lester W. Herzog Jr. and Joseph S. Spaid lead the plan with potential leadership moves in the merged entity.
The Schodack Town Board schedules a public hearing Thursday on a proposed snowmobile ordinance allowing use of town roads with hours and distance restrictions. The plan bans riding 11 p.m. to 8 a.m. and limits proximity to schools hospitals and rest homes. Vehicles must have mufflers insurance and drivers must follow traffic signs and drive reasonably. Public hearing at 8 p.m. in the town hall.
Weather permitting a 1 mile section of a new four lane highway known as the Lark Cove arterial will open to traffic Tuesday between Livingston Ave and the Albany city line on Loudonville Road. No ceremony is planned for the 9 a.m. opening.
Senior Regent Mrs. Margaret Geiser announced a social hour Monday by Troy Chapter Women of the Moose. Mary Vigars will chair the event. A Christmas party was set for Friday at the Moose Home with tentative New Year’s Eve plans discussed at Thursday’s meeting. The next meeting will be Thursday.
Clinton Heights Fire District approves a $153000 bond to buy three new fire trucks by a 202-84 vote. In trustee races, Sam Pearlman leads with 210 votes to 52 for Thomas Prunier. Robert Goldup 178 to 71 for Gerald Default. Edward Deyo 177 to 90 for treasurer.
John Bomba 55 of 140 Hidley Rd. Troy supervisor for Allegheny Ludlum Steel Co. died Friday after brief illness at St. Marys Hospital. He was husband of Olga Onysko, a Troy native and St. Nicholas Ukrainian Orthodox parishioner. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs. Theodore Kottke Oneonta, son John P. Bomba Troy, brother Peter Bomba, four sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral from Leahy Funeral Home and interment in St Nicholas Cemetery Troy.
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