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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1967
Page
2
Mrs. Raymond Gifford of Johnsonville spoke at the Mary McClellan Hospital Women’s Auxiliary quarterly meeting in Cambridge. She shared color photos from her hobby “The Vanishing Rural Scene,” noting she began in 1950 and photographed scenes now gone.
The Greenwich PTA nominates officers with committee members including Mrs. William Skiff and Mrs. Donald Brooks. A by-laws review chaired by Mrs. James Saunders will present recommendations at the March 28 meeting.
A jury awarded $35,000 to Wayne Burch and his mother Ethel Perkins of West Fort Ann in a Warren County Supreme Court case. Attorneys Daniel Tallon and Lernard McPhillips represented the plaintiffs against Ronald McFadden and Ralph C. Runnells over injuries from a April 18, 1965, car accident in Glens Falls. The verdict followed about an hour and a half of deliberation.
Ernest Boisselle, 74, of Hudson Falls, died Saturday at Albany Veterans Hospital. Survived by wife Yvonne, two sons Er nest Boisselle Jr and Ronald Boisselle, two sisters, two brothers, and eight grandchildren. Funeral 9:30 a.m. from Riley Brothers Funeral Home and Requiem High Mass at St. Pauls Church.
Charlene E Sherman of Argyle Central School is among the ten top New York State entrants in the 1967 Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. She may win one of two state scholarships. she also holds a 1967 Regent's Scholarship and the 1966-67 DAR Good Citizen Award.
The Chamber of Commerce with Whitehall Metal Products Inc will hold an open house at the plant Friday from 1 to 4 p.m Transportation will be provided by the Chamber The first phase of the winter sports festival ends Saturday and Sunday The visit includes several local families and a Navy recruit from Great Lakes Illinois with two months Florida visit mentioned nearby
John J. Carusone, zoning board chair, named toastmaster for Saratoga Springs Council Knights of Columbus 58th Corporate Communion breakfast after 8 a.m. Mass at St Peter's Church on Sunday March 12 at the Holiday Inn. He chairs the Fourth Degree Assembly and holds multiple local offices including Saratoga County Bar Association president and Urban Renewal Agency vice chair. Cochairs are Louis Agosta and Donald Connolly.
William Anderson of St Clement's church Saratoga Springs will speak at an 8 p.m. Catholic Daughters of America gathering in the K of C Nome on Lake Avenue. Mrs Pat Piseitelli, grand regent, says the event proceeds as Fire Police also meet the Washington County Fire Police Association at the Charles R Paris tose Co rooms on Main Street Hadson Falls presiding by James McNell of Cossa guna president.
Two men plead guilty to petty larceny charges in Saratoga Springs Court. Daniel Hammond 24 Ballston Spa and Clifford F. Christian Jr. 26 Fitchburg Mass faced thefts of a Ballston Spa pickup on Oct 18 and a Ballston Spa car on Sept 3 respectively. Hammond drew six months. sentence on the second conviction suspended. Christian also drew six months, retroactive to last December. Dist. Atty. James A. O'Connor sought a bench warrant for Harry Stoddard, indicted on grand larceny first degree for May 7 car theft. Stoddard failed to appear. case adjourned to March 17.
Washington County 4 H Leaders and Junior leaders are invited to a Know Your Sewing Machine Training School tomorrow from 1 to 3 30 p m at the County Cooperative Extension Service headquarters 100 Broadway Fort Edward The course aims to teach beginners to sew without thread then progress to stitch length tension and presser foot pressure and lubricating and oiling the machine Leaders bringing their own machines should bring the booklet attachments scissors thread bobbin and oil lubricants The session follows material from Teachers and Member Guides 1 and 2.
Spa City First Presbyterian Church kicks off a fundraising drive as part of a $50 million United Presbyterian goal. Rev. Charles Hice of Rochesterville Presbyterian Church will speak at 6 30 p m Thursday at the church. The Spa City Church aims for 13 500.
A public service column from the Internal Revenue Service offers answers to common federal tax questions. It covers withholding, dependents, amended returns, Social Security tax credits, dividend exclusions, records, payments, standard deductions, choosing a tax preparer, and reporting interest on savings bonds with practical guidance and references to Form 1040 and related schedules.
Five candidates were initiated by Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks on Past Exalted Rulers Night with former officers performing degree work. Attendees included Don Santagato and a Mechanicville lodge delegation, plus district visitors. Clarence Myers led the evening with Leo Fairbanks speaking on renewal of ritual work. a roast beef dinner followed.
The Vil lage Board rejected a move to go on record opposing proposed regulatory changes in abortion law. Trustee Don St Hilaire proposed the stance but the board chose to bypass the subject, saying the issue falls outside local government authority.
A Form W-4 rule allows filing a corrected W-4 with the employer to adjust withholding. Allowances cannot be claimed until the 1966 return is filed. Question: at age 65, will continued work stop Social Security tax withholding.
Skidmore hosts a community meeting as Mayor Albowicz discusses a new industry prospect. State Commerce reports and local officials eye Nancy Shoe Co. property in Hoosick Falls for potential lease or purchase with Albany consultants involved.
Two emergency crews from Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. worked from noon Thursday to restore electrical service after a wind storm caused outages. Most power was restored by 4:30 p.m. with remaining lines repaired in rural areas. The article notes minor wind damage including a bay window at the Medical Center and a sign blown off near Main Street. A talk by Rev. Thomas R. Davis Jr on Adlai Stevenson’s political ethics is planned for tomorrow at the college recreation center with Politics Club sponsorship.
Niagara Mohawk to add four 175-watt mercury street lights on River Street Bridge as part of a joint village and town improvement plan. The project replaces older incandescent units and includes a $228 total cost and a $200 town rebate, with future underground wiring discussions tied to Route 22 by-pass planning.
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