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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1967

Page

13

John Boyd Dies Retired RR Machinist in Watervliet

John Boyd of Watervliet a retired Delaware and Hudson Railroad machinist died Thursday night at St Marys Hospital after weeks of illness. Born in Ireland he came to Watervliet in 1909 and worked 51 years for the D&H retiring in 1955. Survived by daughter Miss Gladys M Boyd and son John A Boyd both of Watervliet. Funeral from Bowen Funeral Home Monday at 10 am with Rev Richard Hogarth officiating. Interment Albany Cemetery.

John Boyd 13Th SL Delaware & Hudson Railroad St. Mary’s Hospital Ireland David Sarah Blair Boyd Watervliet The Reformed Church Brotherhood of Machinists Boyd Gladys M. Boyd John A. Boyd Bowen Funeral Home Sixth ‘Street Fifth Avenue Richard ‘al Hogarth Boght

Bendix Cory of Employe Honored at Crossroads Restaurant

Harry Wright was honored after 33 years with Bendix Corporation retiring from the Friction Materials Division in Green Island. Co workers noted his daily 15 mile walking distance while cutting wire for brake linings. He and his wife have lived in Watervliet for 40 years at 1222 Sixth Ave.

Harry Wright Crossroads Latham Bendix Corporation Friction Materials Division Green Island Wright John Kwolek Cerametalix Products Robert Wiley George van Bramer Watervliet Sixth Ave

Wa ter vl ie t Steerers Grid League Registration Nears End

Final registration for the Watervliet Steerers of the Pop Warner Football League takes place this weekend. Contact Dan Nittenger, DiPofi, Joe Matthews, Jack Cioffi, or Chuck for details. Registration at Watervliet High School field requires a birth certificate copy and a doctor’s permission to play. Boys should bring practice gear to the first session.

Watervliet Steerers Pop Warner Football League Bert Schuyler Dan Nittenger Ete DiPofi Joe Matthews Jack A Lou Cioffi Chuck Watervliet High ‘School

Fast Action Record Want Ads Prompt Quick Sale

Home storage items like outdoor furniture bicycles baby equipment and record players are in demand. Tell buyers you have them with a Record Newspaper Want Ad by dialing 272-2000 and get help from an Ad Visor. Fast action notice urges readers to place ads for speedy sales.

R Clubs Sports Journey Delayed in Detroit

The National Sports Tour for the Federated Russian Orthodox Clubs of the United States, set for today and tomorrow in Detroit, has been canceled due to unsettled city conditions. Mrs. Earl Duffney, president of the Watervliet "R" Club, received telegram from George Malinich, national sports director, with word of the cancellation. Several Wa tervliet members were to compete in golf and folk dance events, and Mrs. Duffey promised further details soon.

United States Detroit Earl Duffney Watervliet “R George Malinich Watervliet Duffey

Faulty Oil Burner Sparks Watervliet Fire Call

Watervliet firefighters from Pumpers 2 and 3 responded at 10 40 a m yesterday to 509 Seventh Street where a faulty oil burner was ablaze under the direction of Battalion Chief William Tracey. The fire was extinguished with two carbon dioxide extinguishers. The all clear was sounded at 11 10 a m.

Watervliet Seventh St William Tracey

Water taxes penalties begin Tuesday in Watervliet

Finance Director Robert L Diamond reminded taxpayers that Tuesday is the final day for payment of the second half of 1967 water bills without penalty. Afterward a 1 percent per month penalty will be charged retroactive to July 4. Payments may be made in person at City Hall Finance Office or by check or money order to the Director of Finance Watervliet New York.

Robert L. Diamond City Hall Watervliet N.Y

Playground Swim Meet Set Tuesday

The fourth annual Interplayground Swimming Meet will be held at 10:15 a.m. Tuesday at the Municipal Pool on Second Avenue between 15th and 16th Streets. Cosponsored by the Watervliet Board of Education and the City of Watervliet, officials include Dr Edward C Diamond as honorary referee, Raymond Selke as honorary starter, and Thomas Castellano in charge. Events cover 25 and 50 to 200 yard freestyle, relays, and diving for intermediates and seniors. Medal prizes include silver for first and bronze for second. rain date is Wednesday.

Second Avenue 15Th Watervliet Board of Education City of Watervliet Edward C. Diamond Raymond C. Selke Thomas Castellano Paul F. McLoughlin Nicholas Ostapkovich Will Dan Mayo Hope Catricala Dawn Anderson Jean Carroll Bob Decker

Plan Carnival To Aid MD Fund

Rocco Granato son of Mr and Mrs Dominick Granato of 716 4th Ave Watervliet will host a carnival at 1 p m to raise funds for muscular dystrophy. The event at his home features the boy as ringmaster with helpers Robert O Keefe John Kippen and William Ruhl assisting.

Rocco Granato Dominick Granato 4Th Ave Waterviiet Robert O'Keefe John Kippen Wiljam Ruhl

Flares Stop Fire On Watervliet Streets

Firemen were summoned at 10 30 p m Thursday to 14th Street and 8th Avenue where burning flares had overturned. Pumper 2 responded and firefighters quenched the flames with a booster line, returning to head quarters at 10 45 p m.

Watervliet 14Th St 8Th Ave Pssn Pumper 2

Mass Schedule In Watervliet

Mass schedule details list services at multiple churches in Watervliet including Trinity Episcopal North Reformed First Baptist United Methodist St Nicholas St Brigid's Immaculate Conception Sacred Heart of Mary Our Lady of Mt Carmel and First Wesleyan Methodist with times ranging from early morning 6:45 a.m. to noon and afternoon worships plus speakers at Jermain Memorial Presbyterian and Oaks Camp grounds among others.

United Methodist Richard L. Sears St. Patrick’s Msgr.ship Frank Bagnardi I. M. O'Connor St. Nicholas Bohdan Vosour Oaks Josin Oh Heason First Wesleyan Methodist Reginald Hewitt Roger Olson Colonie van Rensselaer Manor Seven Oaks Camp Grounds St. Brigid’s Francis Janis Immaculate Conception Boleslaus Watroba Sacred Heart of Mary James H. Curley Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Gerard Caruso O.F.M

Penalty Free Tax Period Ends Monday

Taxpayers may pay the first installment of school taxes without penalty under a period announced by Eugene J. Donlon, business manager of the city School District. The Board of Education office at 1617 Sixth Ave will be open 9 a.m. to noon tomorrow for in person or mail payments. Starting Tuesday a penalty of 1 percent per month through July 1 will be added to unpaid taxes.

Eugene J. Donlon Board of Education 6Th ‘Ave 6Th Avenue

Winners in Checkers and Doll Contest at Playground

Pete Baciewicz Bill Whaley and Bill Plew won junior intermediate and senior divisions of a recent checkers tournament at Brotherhood Park Playground. 14th Street entrants took other top spots. Colleen McCarthy Marilyn Slichko and Pamela Fitzgerald won dolls. 14th Street beat Brotherhood Park 21 6 11 0 in volleyball with standings Port Schuyler 2 0 14th Street 2 1 Brotherhood Park 0 3.

Pete Baciewicz Bill Whaley Bill Plew Brotherhood Park Playground Baciewicz Brotherhood Park Whaley Plew 14Th Street Keith Whaley Dan Callace Port Schuyler Scott Simmons Rick Fuchs 14Th Street Playground Colleen McCarthy Marilyn Slichko Pamela Fitzgerald Kelly Grady Cindy Richards April Stoker Susan Roach Christine Meyer Carol Vogel Carole DeVoe Rose Ann Arghian Sharon Craver Cynthia Bowers Sandra Hagadorn

Mr. Gardner Succumbs At Hospital

Stephen A Gardner Sr of 152 George St Green Island retired painter and former employee of Delaware Hudson Railroad and Ford Motor Co died Thursday at St Marys Hospital after a short illness. He lived in Green Island 55 years, worked as a painter 30 years before retirement eight years ago. He was a St Josephs Church communicant and Holy Name Society member. Survived by wife Mae, three sons J Kenneth Gardner Brunswick Stephen A Gardner Jr Green Island Thomas W Gardner Troy, a daughter Mrs William O Neil Troy, 13 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Funeral 9 am Monday from McNulty Funeral Home Green Island to St Josephs Church Requiem High Mass. Interment St Patricks Cemetery Watervliet.

Stephen ‘A. Gardner Sr George St Green ‘Island Fommer Delaware'& Hudson’ Railroad Holy Name Society Mae Fredericks Gardner J. Kenneth Gardner Brunswick Stephen A. Gardner ,Jr Green Island Thomas W. Gardner Troy William O'Neil Mc.Nulty Hudne Ave

Knights Will Hold Outing August 6

The Green Island Council Ki of C will host a clamsteam on Sunday August 6 at the Country Grooge Troy. Chairman Donald P Mohan announces entries including William M Memislty transportation, Samuel A Ingrato games, and William A Heffern sports with a special hockey match. Reservations close Thursday and can be made at the council rooms or with the ticket committee. The committee will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

Green Island Council Ki of C

Green Island Church Services Listings

St Josephs mass times 7 9 10 30 am and noon. Hudson Avenue Methodist service at 10 30 am. St Mark s Episcopal Rev Jerrald C Potts leads Holy Eucharist at 9 30 am.

St. Joseph’s Joseph I. Hennessy Hudson Avenue James A. Green St. Mark’s Episcopal Jerrald C. Potts

Murphy decries pacifists fueling Vietnam war wave

Representative John Murphy of New York told the New York State American Legion convention that a new wave of pacifists is prolonging the Vietnam conflict. He said pacifists give encouragement to North Vietnamese forces seeking control of South Vietnam.

Buffalo N.Y AFJ John Murphy D-N. Y Vietnam Murphy New York State American Legion South Vietnam

Scientists Call Universities to Reject Secret Research

The Federation of American Scientists council urged universities to reject federal secret research contracts unless a national emergency is declared. They said universities should only participate if circumstances require it, framing a policy against secrecy in research funding.

Washington UPI Council of the Federation of American Scientists Council

Tank car leak forces Leesburg evacuation

A railway tank car carrying 30 000 pounds of chlorine gas leaked near Allied Chemical Co in Leesburg Florida prompting the evacuation of about 800 residents. Train crews wearing gas masks towed the car to a siding as Civil Defense sends repair parts by air. residents remained out of the area awaiting wind change.

Leesburg Fla UPI Allied Chemical Co Wildwood Miami

Priest and boatmen sentenced for boy drowning in outing

In Trapani Sicily a court jailed a Roman Catholic priest and four boatmen for up to five years for negligence after a boat carrying 100 boys sank, drowning 17. The incident occurred during an outing when the boat capsized.

Trapani Sicily

Former RPI Aide Named To New Post

Gerlandino Agro, formerly resident engineer at RPI, was appointed director of construction and planning for New York Medical College Flower and Fifth Avenue Hospitals in New York City. Born in 1923 in Agrigento Italy he earned a Civil Engineering degree in 1948 from the University of Palermo. He worked in New York firms 1948 to 1959 before joining RPI as resident engineer until 1960s. At RPI he directed the Engineering Office and oversaw campus expansion projects costing nearly 30 million dollars. New York Medical College plans a major expansion with a teaching and clinical complex and a new medical sciences building in planning.

Gerlandino Agro RPI New York Medical College Flower and Fifth Avenue Hospitals New York City Agrigento Italy Mr. Agro University of Palermo United States Agro New York Gibbs & Hill Cyrus E. Brush

Californian Dies In 3 Car Crash Near Whitney Point

Rudolph Reece, 32, of Anaheim California, was killed yesterday afternoon in a three car crash on Route 11 near Whitney Point in Broome County, about 12 miles north of Binghamton.

Whitney Point N. Y Rudolph Reece Anaheim Calif Broome County Binghamton

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Watervliet News Broadway Keith Marvin Bendix John Kwolck Leo LeBlanc Cerametalix Laboratory Wa, Pavia Trinity’ Episcopal John L. Wolff First Baptist Ronald C. Stockhoff North Reformed Jermain St. Basil’s Basil G. Horsky Mr. Gardner Green Beam Knights P.O Loudonville RD Sima E Oh Lal Syncara River Valley Morton Hamburg Armour Star Franks Cohoes Ar Aed SUN Aegate Lai NCTA Ea Hae H
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