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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1971

Page

11

Police Probe Two House Burglaries

Colonie police report two private home burglaries investigated Friday morning. Howard E Morse of 3 Winslow Drive said his home was entered between Thursday and 3 30 a m with 200 dollars cash taken and rooms ransacked. Pauline C Menz of 142 Menands Road Loudonville said a rock was thrown through a rear window allowing entry and complete rummaging of the house.

Howard E. Morse Winslow Drive Colonie Bruce R. Harper Pauline C. Menz Menands Road Loudonville

Handicapped Swim Program At Holiday Inn Menands

An instructional swim program for mentally and physically handicapped individuals ages five and up will run four weeks at the Holiday Inn in Menands. Sponsored by the Eleanor Roosevelt Developmental Services advisory board, the one hour classes occur in morning sessions from 9 to 11 a.m. with 1 to 4 week participation options. Director is Arden Anderson a Red Cross trained instructor. contact Miss Sue Brooks at 785 3356 for details.

Holiday Inn Menands Eleanor Roosevelt Developmental Services New York State Department of Mental Hygiene Arden Anderson Red Cross Sue Brooks

John McCarthy Heads to World Jamboree in Japan

John McCarthy Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy Sr. of Latham departs for Japan to attend the 13th World Jamboree of the Boy Scouts at Asagiri Heights. He is a Troop 99 member, Shaker High sophomore, and plays in the school band. He flies from Latham through Houston with a stop in Anchorage and will visit Tokyo Nikko Kyoto and Nara around the jamboree.

John McCarthy Jr John McCarthy Sr Elizabeth St Latham Japan Asagiri Heights Calvary United Methodist Church Shaker Senior High School Scout McCarthy Houston Tex Anchorage Alaska Tokyo Nikko Kyoto Nara

Latham Brush Fire Extinguished

Latham Fire Department and Engine 416 responded to a brush fire on Mountain View Terrace off Pollack Road at 2 17 p m Thursday. The blaze was quickly controlled with no property damage reported.

Latham Fire Department Thomas Morrison Mountain View Terrace Pollack Road

Airport Runway Plan Reaches Agreement In Colonie

Town of Colonie Supervisor William K. Sanford announced a substantial agreement to lengthen Albany County Airport East West runway while limiting impact on nearby residents. The plan shifts east approach patterns to reduce noise and congestion, with tests pending by experts and pilots before final approval by two airlines and awaiting third.

Town of Colonie William K. Sanford Albany County Sanford Saul Greenhouse State Department of Transportation Colonie Capital District Latham Water District Latham Water Towers

Colonie Police Report Multiple Car Accidents Friday

Colonie police investigated several crashes including a three car collision at Fuller Road and Cherry Street injuring one person. Victims included Jane E. Lynch Delmar K E Mac Gilfrey Colonie and Donald E Eckmann Slingerlands. Mac Gilfrey drove to Albany Memorial Hospital with a left arm injury. A two car crash on Wolf Road near Lum's injured Martha Vega 19 Mech ancville and Rose Eriksen 51 Schenectady with knee injuries. Rutherford 43 Troy suffered minor injuries in a Route 155 Old Niskayuna Road crash. Police noted additional accidents Thursday.

Jane E. Lynch Delmar K. E. MacGilfrey Apple Blossom Lane Colonie Donald E. Eckmann Slingerlands MacGilfrey Albany Memorial Hospital Wolf Road Lum’s Route 5 Memorial Hospital Colonie Village Martha A. Vega Mabbott St Mechanicville Rose K. Eriksen Schenectady Troy Route 155 Old Niskayuna Road Howard J. Rutherford Grandview Terrace Austin & Co., Inc State St Albany Edward L. Burkhart Rutherford

Colonie Firm Low Bidder On Water Work

Colonie firm County Excavation, Inc. led 11 bidders with a $62 806.25 bid for the Westmeer Water District extension in Guilderland Town. Supervisor Carl J Walters said bids await State DEC July 25 hearing results before letting. The project pipes Watervliet Reservoir to the industrial park and should finish this fall. Plans for further extensions to Guilderland Center and surrounding areas follow.

County Excavation, Inc Colonie Westmere Water District Guilderland Carl J. Walters Walters State Army Guilderland Center

Church Notices for Latham and Loudonville Area

A consolidated list of worship services across multiple churches with service times and nursery or Sunday School details. Notable pastors include Rev. Theo dore Thielpape Rev. Donald A. Brush ett Rev. George E. Kenyon Jr. Rev. Peter Letchford Rev. William T. Cornelius Rev. Thurlow J. Switzer Rev. Alfred O. Seigel Rev. William C. Denson Rev. Warren D. Bull Rev. John J. Hardiman Rt. Rev Msgr. James A. Kavanaugh Rev. Walter G. Litke Rev. Norman B. Elling Rev. Rodney T. Scoville Rev. Clement Handron Rev. Stephen W. Gillespie Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis X. Ryan Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph P. Conway with times ranging from early morning to evening services and weekend masses.

Boght Reformed Theodore Thielpape Calvary United Methodist Church Donald A. Brushett Good Shepherd Lutheran George E. Kenyon Jr Loudonville Peter Letchford Latham Community Baptist William T. Cornelius Latham Bible Baptist Thurlow J. Switzer Loudonville Presbyterian Alfred O Our Lady of Mercy James A. Kavanaugh Our Savior’s Lutheran Walter G. Litke Pine Grove Methodist Kenneth W. Beatty St. Michael’s Episcopal Charles K. Dwyer Resurrection Lutheran Norman B. Elling Roessleville United Presbyterian Rodney T. Scoville St. Ambrose Clement Handron St. Clare’s Francis X. Ryan St. Matthew’s Episcopal Stephen W. Gillespie St. Pius X Joseph P. Conway Victory Baptist Temple Old London Rd Latham Jack Harvey

North Colonie School Board Meets Monday

North Colonie Central Schools board will convene Monday at 8 p.m. in the South gate School assembly room to set a tax rate after the $9.7 million 1971-72 budget approval. Agenda items include appointments resignations reading workshop report by Supt. Szuberla continuing education courses and soccer coaching position changes. The next regular meeting is Sept. 13 at 8 p.m.

Board of Education North Colonie Central Schools Southgate Margaret T. Gowie Supt. of Charles A. Szuberla Latham Ridge

Hearing Set On Obtaining Zone Variances

A Colonie Town Board public hearing is scheduled for Sept. 9 on a local law change requiring carnivals and circuses to obtain zoning ordinance variances. Applicants wouldappear before the Town Board of Zoning Appeals for a land usage variance under the proposed provisions.

Colonie

Assessment Roll Ready For Inspection In Colonie Town

Percy L. Reynolds, chairman, Colonie Town Board of Assessors, announced on Thursday that the 1971 assessment roll is completed and filed in the Town Clerk's office. Taxpayers may inspect it during normal hours through October 1.

Percy L. Reynolds Colonie

Childbirth Classes Set Three Series Near Term

Mrs Thomas P Collins announces three new five week childbirth classes for expectant parents at Albany Medical Center School for Nursing. Husbands and wives encouraged. Lamaze technique demonstrated. series begin Aug 11 16 and 31 taught by registered nurses with personal childbirth experience. registration via Mrs Collins address or phone 286 3873.

Thomas P. Collins Childbirth Education Association of Albany Albany Medical Center School For Nursing Dennis Collins Voorheesville Paul Donnelly Delmar Bruce Veeder P.O. Box 122 Rensselaer N.Y

Youths Plead Guilty in Troy Robbery Case

Three brothers pleaded guilty to third degree assault and were sentenced to 90 days in Rensselaer County Jail after robbing a youth in Troy. Edward Crandall 17 Charles Crandall 18 and Arthur Crandall 19 were remanded to jail. Assistant public defender and district attorney attended the Troy Police Court before Judge Kyran P. Molloy Jr.

Troy Rensselaer County Kyran FP. Molloy Jr Edward Crandall Grafton Charles Crandall 10Th St Arthur Crandall Edward Joseph Rafter Charles George Ceresia Arthur Thomas J. O’connor Jr Charles J. Werger

Vandalism Incidents Reported in Hoo sick Falls

Two vandalism reports in Hoo sick Falls involve three minors who rifled Ralph Moll’s Dolan Avenue home and removed rifle shells while he resided with his daughter on Wilson Hill Road. Neighbors alerted Moll. A separate incident saw youths damage Dr. Bruce D. Jones’s fence on 120 Main Street. they fled before police arrived.

Hoosick Falls Ralph T. Moll Dolan Avenue Moll Roger Corbett Wilson Hill Road Bruce D. Jones Main St

Advance Voter Registration Day Set in Hoosick Falls

A special advance registration day for residents aged 18 to 20 will be held at Hoosick Falls Municipal Building on a Wednesday from 3 to 8 p.m. New residents or others reaching 21 may also register. Thomas Monahan Jr and Henry Tutunjian announced the event to ease crowding on Oct 1 and 2 registration dates.

Hoosick Falls Thomas Monahan Jr Henry Tutunjian Rensselaer County Board of Elections

Church vacation schedule and Hewitt family reunion noted

Methodist pastor Rev Oswald A Muller will be on vacation. services set at South Cambridge North Hoosick and Eagle Bridge with multiple ministers and choirs. A combined church picnic is planned for Aug 29 at Methodist Farm on Crooked Lake. The Hewitt family reunion for Sanford and Mary Ward Hewitt is scheduled for Aug 25 at the home of Mr and Mrs William Harrington in Benninton VI. WSCS meeting and hospital update on Delton Hewitt are also mentioned alongside local travel and visits.

Oswald A. Muller South Cambridge Albert Stanley North Hoosick East Arlington Hewitt Sanford and Mary Ward Hewitt William Harrington Bennington WSCS North Hoosick Church Hall Joan Morrison Delton Hewitt Gladys Hanaman Livingston Pauline Cathcart Helen Brady Dorothy Houston Margaret Bickford Rye Beach N.H Thomas Allen Union City Calif Fred Allen

Sisters Convert Ninth Street Home Into Elderly Library

A large room at St. Vincent's Home for the Aged on Ninth Street is now a library for residents. Blessed by Rev. Sean R. Harlow, O. Carm., the space shifts from a TV setup to reading materials including novels, history and nature books with pictures. Mrs. Gertrude Dolan is named librarian. The Little Sisters of the Poor request light, easy to read books and magazines to suit the elderly, and note a need for further donations.

St. Vincent’s Home For Ninth Street Sean R. Harlow Little Sisters of the Poor Gertrude Dolan

Village board reviews landfill weaknesses and repairs

At the Tuesday meeting the village acknowledged weaknesses in the landfill system including staffing gaps and unlicensed usage. Board plans committee study, seeks a county health permit for outdoor brush burning, and considers equipment repairs or replacement while weighing future site options.

County Health Department Albert H. White Gerard McInerney Suei White County Health Board

Churches Reschedule Summer Services in Hoosick Falls

The Hoosick and West Hoosick Baptist Churches announce final summer services this Sunday with 9 a.m. and 10 15 a.m. start times. Rev. Clifford M. Gilson will preach and services pause through August and until September 12, when they resume. Rev. Gilson and family will vacation in New Hampshire and Maine. Union services with First Baptist and First United Church Presbyterians will shift to First Baptist starting Aug 8 for the rest of August, led by Rev. John Y. Elliott and hosted by Rev. Robert J. Springer.

Hoosick West Hoosick Clifford M. Gilson

Young Drivers Insurance Offer from Charles J Ellett & Son

The firm Charles J Ellett and Son promotes affordable auto insurance for youth highlighting liberal financing options. Located at 747 2nd Avenue North Troy the office invites calls at 235-3500 for coverage inquiries.

Charles J. Ellett & Son 2Nd Avenue North Troy J. M. Fields

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John McCarthy Scout William R. Browne Fuller Road Cherry Street Boats & Motors Our Lady of the Assumption John J. Hardiman North Colonie Yugoslavia Roy Sullivan S. W. Hewitt Mobile Homes Albany Public Vqrle Bologna
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