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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1966
Page
3
Adm. Sergei Gorshkov says nuclear submarines are the most universal and powerful arm of the Soviet navy. He notes their mobility, concealment, and ability to strike important targets on an adversary’s territory. The remarks appear in Sovetskaya Rossiya.
Sen. Teague said a measure to make GI benefits permanent and retroactive to service since January 31, 1955, should win approval in the House Veterans Affairs Committee this week despite some members calling for higher education allowances. Officials also indicate the U S is weighing a total trade ban on Southern Rhodesia in line with Britain's move.
New York City tentatively lists 32.228 billion dollars in taxable real estate value an amount 1.38 billion higher than last May 25 official valuations. Volunteers at Rochester Institute of Technology fry 1000 hamburgers for 600 dorm residents after snow keeps cafeteria staff away. CBS head Paley unveils a 1 million dollar public park on the former Stork Club site to offer a restful city centerpiece.
The Greater Troy Chamber of Commerce announced six new directors and reelections at its Monday ballot count. New directors include Kenneth T. Lally William M. Connors John B. Bennett William D. DeVries and John J. Sarkis. Reelected are Keith D. Millsop James J. Fitzgibbons and Clarence H. Daniel.
The March of Dimes drive in Hoosick will continue for at least another week due to stormy weather. Local chairman Thomas G. Restino announced ward and area solicitors with committees named for Wads 1 through 4 and outside areas, with Ann Brazell serving as treasurer at the Hoosick Falls bank branch.
Hoosac Village Home Bureau Unit meets tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Mrs. James F. Sennett's home 101 Main St. The demonstration uses a toothbrush to make hooked rugs led by Mrs. Haswell Sweet and Mrs. Hulda Eddy with help from West Hoosick Unit. An India gifts exhibit by Mrs. Michael Bacherz accompanies the program. Members may be chosen for the Troy county conference with reservations due February 9 for the February 16 event.
On Monday afternoon two Eagle Bridge drivers collided at the north end of the Shop Bridge. Eugene Hughes was entering as Reginald Matte Jr. rear ended him, causing left rear damage on both vehicles. No injuries were reported by Chief Frank J. Demick.
Fire Chief Glenn C. Banks of the Hoosick Falls Department requests residents near hydrants to shovel them out as an emergency measure against additional snow. Highway Superintendent Douglas Sprague has crews plowing sanding and salting to clear streets.
Mr and Mrs George A McEvoy Mrs Clytie Nims and Mrs Esther Hurley all of Housatonic Falls went to Thompsonville Connecticut Monday and remained over yesterday for funeral services for Charles A Nims 63 who died Saturday while driving on Main Street in Hazardville Connecticut Mrs Nims is mother Mrs Hurley a sister and Mrs Evoy a half sister of Mr Nims Mr Nims was born in Amherst Massachusetts and had resided in Thompsonville for 50 years The funeral was held from the Windsor Locks Connecticut Funeral Home with Rev P L Pierce pastor of the Wesley Methodist Church officiating Interment was in Springdale Cemetery Warehouse Point Connecticut
Salluzzo's Rams threaten to topple Sluzas Welding, leading United Bowling League by one point as the top four teams in standings stay tight. Untouchables drop to a three way tie for third in International League while Falls Motel seizes first in another division. Rogers Sales & Service lead National League by 1.5 points and Jack's Restaurant holds a 10 point gap in American League. Individual high marks include Don Smith 702 in United, 689 triple in American, and Joseph Bromirski 628 triple in International.
Leonard leaves for Davisville Rhode Island to train at the U S Naval Construction Training Center. Davisons return from a month long Florida vacation. Barbara Hayes returns to Oswego studies pursuing commercial art. Roger Wilkins and family visit relatives as he moves from Sheppard to Okinawa en route to Quebec. Mrs Peter Wright travels to Florida to spend winter with sister Mrs Benjamin Place.
The Par ent-Teacher Association of Hoosick Falls Central School District hosts the Founders Day dinner tonight at 6 15 p m in the school cafeteria with about 135 attendees the largest in years William Waterhouse the new high school principal serves as master of ceremonies Two exchange students Miss Sandra Reynolds of Hoosick Falls and Jose Luis Calle of Lima Peru provide the program Mrs Reynolds father is Kiwanis president and her mother a PTA past president Calle attends the local school A roast beef dinner will be served by the cafeteria staff.
Junior high students from three area districts will attend an assembly at Hoosick Falls Central School this afternoon. Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and New York State Education Department present a lecture performance by New York City Ballet artists. The program serves seventh to ninth graders and is the first of three cultural programs this year featuring Comedy Through the Ages and Poetry in 3-D.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Mae Hoffman were conducted at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Hoosick Falls with Rev. Joel E. Miller and Rev. Gerrold C. Potts officiating. Interment followed in Maple Grove Cemetery vault. bearers included Frank E. Buswell Frank A. Reynolds Kasmer J. Stempek and George A. Eckweiler. Mrs. Hoffman actively served St. Mark's Church.
The funeral of William C. Smith, 75, formerly of Cold Springs, who died Saturday at Hoosick Falls Health Center after a long illness, was held Monday afternoon at the Leo J. Mahar Funeral Home in Hoosick Falls. Rev. John Y. Elliott, pastor of ...
Funeral services for Napoleon Cabanaw formerly of Pittsfield Massachusetts, who died last week at Northampton State Hospital, were held Monday at 9 a.m. from Leo J. Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls and at 9 30 a.m. from the Church of the Immaculate Conception. A requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev Alfred Ellis. Interment followed in St Marys Cemetery Hoosick Falls with bearers Joseph Leary Leo Mulvihill Donald Bogardus and Gerald McInerney.
The Ladies to meet at 8 p m at Mrs. William C Brown home in Hoosick with hostesses Mrs Delton F Hewitt Mrs Walta Nowik and Mrs D D Gefkin Plans include organizing a public cancer program March 3 directed by Mrs John Cramer cancer chairman Dr Fred W Harter to speak Members to bring white shirts for cancer dressings at February and March gatherings
A funeral entombment was conducted at Maple Grove Cemetery following a service at the First Baptist Church in Hoo Sick Falls.
St Lawrence’s Youth Center will hold a 7 30 to 11 p m benefit teenage dance at Jefferson and Third Streets to honor Rev William A Schwartz for youth work in the South End. Proceeds buy a gift for him. music by the Equations and the Halpin Sisters will perform. Reverend Sartoris attends as the new pastor. and local counselors chaperone. Capitalized figures and names reflect the readable segments. Federal education spending in 1966 rises to 2 7 billion, up over 75 percent.
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