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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1971

Page

5

Camp-In 71 Promises Scout Skills and Ceremonies

Waterford Girl Scouts host Camp-In 71 at Waterford Halfmoon High School gym with Brownie and Junior troops showcasing camping skills crafts and songs from 2 to 4 pm Open house. Senior Troop 332 leads flag and closing ceremonies Cadette 497 honors Juliette Low and fundraises for the International Exchange Program Eight troops with 170 girls and leaders participate. permission slips required

Waterford Girl Scouts Hudson Valley Girl Scout Council Waterford-Halfmoon High School Cadette Juliette Low United States Daisy

Fire Auxiliary Hosts St Patrick’s Dance at Firehouse

The F B Peck Hose Co Auxiliary plans a St Patrick’s dance on Saturday March 20 from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m at the firehouse with Hi-Tones. Dance committee head is Mrs Marie Frament with assistants Mrs Joan Green Mrs Elsie Jura and Mrs Rita Vaillancourt. The auxiliary monthly meeting is Monday at 8 p m A cosmetic party follows led by president Mrs Judy Roberts Hostesses are Mrs Green Mrs Jessie Grochmal and Mrs Kay Grochmal.

F. B. Peck Hose Co St. Patrick's Marie Frament Joan Green Elsie Jura Rita Vaillancourt Judy Roberts Green Jessie Grochmal Kay Grochmal

Community notices from Clifton Park area Lenten service and events

A list of local church and community events includes a March 19 Lenten worship and lunch at Shenendehowa United Methodist Church with a book review by Mrs. Charles D. Schwartz. Reservations required. contact Mrs. Donald Farrington. Also details on food stamp applications, a WSCS meeting, a pancake supper March 20, a Crescent Estates paper drive, a March 20 trailer paper collection, and the Greater Half Moon Chamber of Commerce first anniversary with new officers and directors.

Shenendehowa United Methodist Church Charles D. Schwartz Donald Farrington Clifton Park Town Hall Halfmoon Town Hall Saratoga County Department of Social Services Edna Allen Shenendehowa Robert Labonter Grooms Road Pearl Harris Circle Rexford United Methodist Church Men’s Club David Hyde Richard Flanders Crescent Estates Home Owners Association Crescent Estates Boyack Road James Barnes Greater Halfmoon Prudential Insurance Harold West Town of Halfmoon Allan Clarke Fidelity Bank of

Girl Scout Troop Aids Cancer Society Donation Drive

Girl Scout Troop 340 sponsored by Federated Church collects old white tablecloths and sheets to be sent to Waterford unit of the American Cancer Society for bed pad material. Clean condition required despite holes or rips and pads distributed free to local cancer patients.

Girl Scout Troop Federated Church Waterford American Cancer Society James O’brien Edward Goodwill

Waterford Emergency Team Auxiliary Plans April Brush Party

The Waterford Emergency Team Auxiliary scheduled an April brush party and a fall card party. Members took advance orders and discussed installation and election plans for next month at the recent meeting. Mrs Victoria Polnak and Mrs Libby Hostig supervised refreshments.

Waterford Victoria Polnak Libby Hostig

Dean's List honors Canisius freshman Christopher Owens

Christopher Owens, a freshman English major and College Student Government senator, was named to Canisius College’s Dean's List in Buffalo. He is the son of Mrs. Marjory Owens of 1876 8th Ave.

Christopher Owens Canisius College Buffalo Marjory Owens 8Th Ave

Program Canceled Due to Speaker’s Absence

Reverend W Harold Robinson announces cancellation of the dinner and mission program set for Saturday evening because guest speaker Miss Ruberta Galusha cannot attend.

W. Harold Robinson United Methodist Church Ruberta Galusha

Practice Session Set By J. W. Ford Hose Co

The J. W. Ford Hose Co will hold a practice session at 1 p.m. Saturday with instruction from two past captains Edward Hayden and LeRoy Bryce.

J. W. Ford Hose Co Edward Hayden LeRoy Bryce

Sabin questions Nasser death amid dissident army theories

Dr. Albert Sabin, inventor of the oral polio vaccine, suggested Nasser may not have died of natural causes. He cited information from a dissident Egyptian officer and linked the claim to a faction within the armed forces favoring a harsher stance toward Israel backed by the Soviets.

Tel Aviv Albert Sabin Gamal Abdel Nasser Sabin Egypt Israel Israelis Weizmann Institute of Science Nasser Yediot Aharonot San Francisco Soviet Union

Red Cross Aide Dabney Dies at 64 in Boston

The League of Red Cross Societies announced the death of under secretary general William Dabney of Boston Massachusetts at age 64. Dabney had been battling cancer and joined the league in 1966 after serving as deputy director of international relations for the American Red Cross.

Red Cross Geneva UPI League of Red Cross Societies William Dabney Boston Mass Dabney League American Red Cross

City Council Approves New Public Works Assistant

LOS ANGELES UPI council members approved hiring an additional assistant in the Board of Public Works at about 11000 dollars annual salary in a 9 to 3 vote. The move followed a council directive six days earlier demanding immediate action to cut city operating costs.

Los Angeles UPI Board of Public Works

Lindsay Seeks $900 Million City Tax Package

Mayor John V. Lindsay plans to ask the City Council and state legislature to approve a $900 million tax package to balance the 1971-72 city budget. The package would largely rely on a payroll tax, with a city sales tax on personal services, and is tied to a retroactive patrolmen pay settlement. The city faces a $300 million 1970-71 deficit and a projected $1 billion shortfall for 1971-72.

NEW York John V. Lindsay Lindsay

U S AEC Suspends Plowshare Nuclear Tests Amid Budget Woes

The United States plans to suspend underground Plowshare detonations for fiscal 1972 due to lack of funds amid environmental protests. Officials note the Soviets advance their own atomic energy program while the last U S test approaches, a planned Miniata device for natural gas stimulation.

Washington United States Atomic Energy Commission AEC Soviet Union U.S

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