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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1966
Page
3
The 30th annual Learn To Swim campaign runs July 11 through August 1 at Prospect Park Swimming Pool sponsored by the Troy Recreation Department and The Record newspapers. Public notices list the pool location and participant details.
The notice instructs registrants to fill out a coupon and return it to the registrar's desk at Prospect Park Swimming Pool or mail or deliver it to the Troy Recreation Department offices at 17 First Street. It also states registrants must be at least eight years old and requires a parent's signature.
The 30th annual Learn To Swim program, sponsored by the Troy Recreation Department and The Record Newspapers, begins Monday at Prospect Park Pool. Classes run Monday through Friday mornings through Aug 1 with diplomas awarded, for ages eight and up, requiring a filled coupon returned to the recreation office or presented at the pool.
The eighth Recognition Day at State Training School for Girls featured diploma awards and special honors from local groups. Wynantskill Kiwanis gave the Citizenship Award to Delores Brown, and Home Economics Awards were presented to Gail Griffin and Barbara Brunson. Principal Joseph Manzari introduced the program, with Michael Biance delivering the address.
The Troy area CYO Day Camp will open Monday under Rev. Joseph W. Connolly. It serves boys and girls aged six to fourteen with a daily morning swim, archery, hiking, crafts, and games. Weekly trips include Fairyland Village and Howe Caverns, with rainy day movies at the Albany state museum. Enroll for two week periods by calling Marian Babyak at the CYO center.
The church at 104 Fourth St approved by Supreme Court Justice John H. Pennock to sell the property opposite the rectory to Vincent Commis of 138 Ferry St for 7000. Sale proceeds will fund general church needs. Parish valued real property over 820000 with debts under 165000. Officers include Edward J. Maginn Cantanucci James Wisk and others. pastor was Charles J. Tobin Jr.
A head-on collision on Route 7 near Route 22 in Hoosick left four injured. James Madigan his wife and two children Sharon 19 and John 8 were treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Vt while Michael Allard 23 of Hoosick Falls escaped injury. The crash occurred about 6 45 a m as Allard skidded on wet pavement into the opposite lane.
The funeral of Thomas E. Prendergast was held yesterday from Riverview Funeral Home and Sacred Heart Church with a Solemn Requiem High Mass. Rev. Handron celebrated, with Deacon Testa and Subdeacon Girard. Bearers were Jubic, Canfield, Bagarose, Ryan, John E. Prendergast, and Richard F. Prendergast. Interment followed at St. Mary’s Cemetery with Father Testa officiating.
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