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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1967
Page
2
Joan Guerne aged 24 of Commack was killed in Lake Ronkonkoma Wednesday by an attacker near a pedestrian area. Funeral services are planned for Monday, with authorities continuing investigation into the incident.
Donald J Egan USMC of 4517 Bowton Road died February 12 in Vietnam combat. Funeral with military honors in Bloomington home, Styles Be Pine Funeral Home in charge. Survived by wife Elise M Egan and two daughters Kelly and Christine, parents Donald J and Mary A Dunham Egan, brother John Timothy Egan USMC, maternal grandmother May, and paternal grandfather Mason Dunham. Class meets at C. Egan home Monday evening.
Mrs Lester Pine H69889 af Troy attended a birthday gathering at Mr and Mrs Karl Sherman last week for Mercie Manchester mother of the Sherman and Manchester families. Mr and Mrs Richard Brannen are vacationing in Florida this week and Mrs Donald Baker was in Alabama earlier.
observers lash at a proposed compulsory health program while costs of Medicaid climb. The plan, unveiled midweek, would cover all but about 18 million of the state's 7 million workers, triggering fierce debate among labor and management over insurance as a bargaining issue and possible tax implications. lawmakers rush bills ahead of March 23 adjournment as the Capitol buzzes with activity.
Beaumont AP reports Roy Farrell picketed the Dupont Beaumont plant after being fired by Armstrong Construction for allegedly running in the parking lot. He walked instead of running, idling 600 workers as the line stayed in place to support his grievance. No legal action planned, safety emphasized by Dupont manager.
In Leavenworth Washington a resident bear visits the Squirrel Cage Restaurant eats meals and leaves without paying. Proprietor Mrs Penelope Etts has not reported the bear to authorities. The animal stands upright at the door begging for food and now eats a wide range of items including ice cream candy peanut butter and fruit juices.
The Shenendehowa Area Interchurch Council lists Lenten services for northern and southern areas. A March 2 luncheon at Jonesville church features Mrs. Ted Ogden. March 16 Round Lake Methodist hosts Rev. Warren Brown. March 14 at 11 30 a.m. Rev. George Morgan speaks for southern area services. public invited.
The Poestenkill Library Association will sponsor a program at 10 30 a m tomorrow in the Poestenkill village school. Elwood Hacker 4 H agent will talk with area boys and fathers about lawn power tool use and care while Peggy Lipinski 4 H assistant explains budgeting a ward robe for girls. Mrs Ernest E Legenbauer chairs assisted by Mrs Norman D Taylor with monthly programs led by Mrs Eugene McClaren as president.
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