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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1967
Page
3
A mix of five Democrats and 14 Republicans on the House Banking Committee won a preliminary vote to strip Chairman Wright Patman of authority to form subcommittees. Patman remains in chair, with 13 Democrats backing him in the split chamber.
Rev H Douglas Pierre pastor leads candlelight ceremony at the Federated Church where officers Mrs Gladys Howe is president Mrs Jaye Lind is vice president Mrs Ralph Fagan is secretary and Ronald Hall is treasurer. Pierce served as pianist for the ceremony.
Mrs Howe is appointed committee chairwoman for the church group and will lead the upcoming meeting. The session is set for Wednesday February 15 at 7 30 p m. a 6 30 p m dinner hosted by Mrs Pierce precedes it in Memorial Hall. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Virginia Vincent and Mrs Thelma Winn.
Troy Police Court adjourned the cases of two youths charged with burglarizing Uncle Willie's Tavern to Friday after defense counsel requests. Judge Fogarty reviewed each defendant's earnings and dependency status, ruling neither qualifies for a public defender and reinstating the adjournment for counsel. Patrolmen Lambertsen and Dodge detained the duo at the tavern Monday before their arrest.
Rensselaer County Chapter for Retarded Children will show the Emmy winning documentary Who Will Tie My Shoes tonight at the Arcadia building in Frear Park. A business meeting at 8 p.m. precedes the screening, led by Mrs. Ernest Messier, president.
Abraham Dean Smith has been named to the staff of the Family and Children's Service of Troy as caseworker supervisor. Fred erick Ty Green announced he will assume duties today to supervise caseworkers and field students in marriage and family counseling. Smith previously directed the Day Center at Ellis Hospital in Schenectady and has experience in psychiatric casework, group counseling, and home school visiting for the State Department of Cooperative Educational Services. He holds an AB from Union College and a master's in social work from Syracuse University and is a certified social worker. He and his wife Florence reside in Schenectady with a child.
Radio listing outlines WELY broadcasts on a Wednesday with hourly updates. Morning segments include Morning Overture and Music Masters featuring Brahms and Tchaikovsky. Afternoon presents Luncheon Date and Conductors Hour, with concert pieces and operatic selections by Strauss, Roussel, Beethoven, Offenbach, Berlioz, and others.
TV Today lists an extensive daytime and evening lineup from morning to late night. Programming covers Captain Kangaroo, Eye Guess, Romper Room, Jeopardy, The Beverly Hillbillies, The Twilight Zone, and Tonight Show among many others with notes on episodes, guests, and conflicts.
State Capitol hosted special ceremonies marking Disabled American Veterans Day with a government proclamation by Gov. Rockefeller. DAV leaders and members from all state sections processed from DeWitt Clinton Hotel, state executive committee to meet today, history notes the DAV formed in 1919 in Cincinnati.
Cub Pack 11 of First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburgh plans Scout Week February 6 to 13 with Uniform Day February 8 and Scout Sunday February 12 featuring an 11 am church service for the scouts. Attendees include Anthony Vogt Edward Ratigan Bruce Yarter Gerald Lee Jr and Edward Diamante plus den awards and den inductions for Den 2 Den 3 Den 4 and Den 5 as the pack marks its 30th anniversary in the Fort Orange Uncle Sam Council.
Wesley Sillerly, 42, of 640 7th St Rensselaer, collapsed at the Rensselaer County Court house and was rushed to St Mary's Hospital. Meg Sillerly sustained a laceration of the forehead and also treated at the hospital. X rays were planned for him later yesterday. Ambulance Service Corp. conveyed him to the hospital.
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