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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1958
Page
11
Watervliet area officials announce developments at a branch office located at 1547 Broadway. The notice outlines services available to residents and dates for upcoming community meetings.
Rotary Club officials announced committee chair appointments during yesterday’s meeting at Watervliet, with Edward Mooradian installing as president. Invocation by Rev Louis D Keelor opened activities, while James Sage led a piano and singing segment. numerous named chairmen were designated across governance, fellowship, program, public information, youth, and international service.
Catherine Valieuven daughter of Mr and Mrs de Seph Vanheven 50 Broadway Amsterdam has been accepted by St Marys Hospital School of Nursing. A graduate of Wateryfiet High School she completed presuming courses and junior and senior years at Trayding High School before plan to enter the nursing program.
Mrs. Wila Andrews, chair of the Albany County Extension Service Home Life Daemons Unit, presides over an upcoming picnic on Tuesday the 22nd at 171K Highland Ave. Mrs. Maly Beeble will host the group at her home on 30 Cahees Lane, inviting members to attend.
About 215 of 225 boys and girls registered for the Waterville pool swimming classes begun yesterday under Jack Roach, with instruction from a Red Cross certified staff. The program runs 9:30 each morning in five classes and is funded by United Chest, American Red Cross, and the city. Final tests start July 18. successful children will receive Red Cross certificates or Waterviet Civic Club certificates, depending on proficiency.
A youth in Casper Wyoming places a personal ad seeking correspondence with an interested single female aged 21 and single. He reports six replies and expresses anticipation for future contact via the Air National Guard camp event in August.
Scouts of the troop will study swelled embroidery at the Civic Center.UNIE GF classes run tomorrow to 2 pm and continue next day. Friendly Ted Dror leads events at 4 tiree morning. Mrs Rathbun hosts at 1242 Presideah Ave, with Miss Ivabelle Calctions participating.
A box alarm Sunday summoned Watervliet fire apparatus to the Janey Ruping residence at 400 KT Avenue to extinguish a chimney blaze. Minor damage was reported and units returned to quarters shortly after 4 PM.
Veal J Keenan, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Keenan of Wotdd Aves ix, is spending a day leave with his parents. He will return to his base at Hutchinson, Ran, July 15.
In Wexingjin Kentucky a policewoman who patrols for overtime parkers led the department as temporary chief while the regular chief and senior officers attended a convention. Lt Maskins left in charge briefly and requested she oversee the office, marking a notable interim leadership moment.
Noire Dome Larg Alldota-Slone stands 39 miles east of Atlanta as the continent’s biggest exposed granite dome. The site was used by Indigenous peoples as a lookout signal tower long before Georgia’s settlement.
The third Hansen quadri plet died after premature birth in Mankato Minnesota. The infant Rebecca survived briefly while another quadri plet sibling remained hospitalized. The babies weighed about two pounds each and were born early Saturday to Mrs Gerald Uansen, a local schoolteacher.
The White Eagles defeated Mickey Motors led by Steve Kraynak who pitched a complete game in the Junior Division match at Lithe League Fark. Kraynak contributed a double while Yan Rankin and Deukmegian also scored, as Ark Kuentec and Frank fo Pave supported the winners. In the second game Vets edged Bike O2 with Mick Wright and Pan Wheatley guiding the winning battery, Gary Van Vranken catching and Pat Riley as receiver.
AP report says the Soviet embassy failed to provide the original bomb threat letter allegedly from a U.S. pilot. British officials, viewing the letter as a hoax, received only a photo static copy. a foreign office spokesman noted the originals were not handed over.
A small gray parakeet named Miss Bennett was reunited with owner Miss Allee Nailor after an ad in The Record Newspapers. Neighbors Bermell and Tennett noted the bird’s presence and helped spot the notice, leading to a restorative reunion at Miss Nailor’s home.
Lonergan, son of Mr and Mrs Penneis of 387 TH Ave, recently earned a master's degree in education from Potsdam State Teachers College. A Langsbury High School graduate, he earned a bachelor’s degree from Potsdam and served as vice president of Psi Phi Fraternity. He also attended Albany State Teachers College and Trinity College and is now working with the summer theater as a set designer in Portadain.
News from Saigon reports a robust harvest of birds nests off the South Viet Nam coast, especially near Nha Trang. Nests, prized for soup, are plentiful and high quality, with red nests linked to birds near death.
A Boston badge lined a cold car as a Texas bride claimed New England weather justified leaving her husband. Probate Judge John V. Mahoney ruled weather was not valid grounds for divorce, granting the divorce but noting caveats and limits in the Boston area.
The Friendship Group of the Methodist Church on Green Island plans a picnic tomorrow. A novena for the Miraculous Medal and prayers will be held at St. Joseph's Church at 7 20 p.m.
Rensse- Inez County towns discuss adopting ordinances affecting gaming. Berlin Town will hold a grille meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Berlin Town hall. Sand Lake plans a public hearing July 17 at 7:80 p.m. at the American Legion rooms in Averill Park.
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