Snow Removal Costs Residents 63 Cents Each
Troy finances snow removal with 67,196 residents paying about 63 cents each for this season. Public Works Commissioner J Lee Quigley released preliminary figures showing total costs of 42 576 63 to date for 130 miles of streets and 55 inches of snow with private contractor rentals and city equipment repairs. He notes possible additional snow and a budget overrun but calls Troy’s arrangements a bargain compared with Schenectady and Albany and cites state rental-rate controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Fitzgerald
Troy
Public
J. Lee Quigley
Quigley
Schenectady
Albany
New York State Department of Standards and Purchases
Area Woman Dies Leaves 70 Survivors
A Rensselaer County woman died Thursday night at her daughter’s home in East Poestenkill after a long illness. She was 77, widow of Frank Crandall, born in Grafton and lived in East Poestenkill all her life. Survivors include three sons, five daughters, one brother, 30 grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren, and one niece. Funeral from Thomas M. Parker Funeral Home Petersburg Monday at 2 am with Rev. Bruna Glodkowski officiating. Interment in Center Berlin Cemetery with Rev. Lawrence Plumley assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Mary May Crandall
Eugene Goodermore
East Poestenkill
Frank Crandall
Grafton
East Poostenwill
Leslie
Hiram Crandall
Berlin
William Crandall
Liberty
Goodermore
Clara Verden
Troy
Bernice Moffet
Salem
Raymond Tones
Argyle
Harold Russell
Buskirk
William Bonesteel
Florida
Thomas M. Parker
Petersburg
Bruna A. Glodkowski
First Assembly of Gor
Lansingburg
Center Berlin
Lawrence J. Plumley
Hawsick Falls Baptist Church
Schaghticoke Village election slate features mayoral contest
Schaghticoke voters go to the polls Tuesday from 2 to 8 PM in the Municipal Building. Earl Haffay runs for mayor on the Citizens Party ticket opposing Acting Mayor Leslie Ransom on the Independent ticket. Ballot also lists Ernest Lessan and Pasquale Conely for trustee and William O'Hearn running for trustee with the Citizens Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaghticoke
Earl Haffay
Citizens Party
Leslie Ransom
Independent
Ransom
Robert Treadway
Treadway
Ernest Lessan
Crazens Party
Pasquale Conely
Independent Party
Wailliam O'Hearn
Runnin
Citizens
Iyo Vars
Ten American Tourists Injured In Italian Bus Crash
A bus carrying four American tourists collided with a truck south of Rome on Via Pontina about 20 miles from the city. Sixteen Americans were hurt, three seriously, as March cold gripped Italy. Among the injured is Sylvia Fisher Green of Long Island with multiple fractures and concussion. other released patients include her husband Marty and two couples from Rochester and Snyder, N.Y.
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Rome
Naples
Isle of Capri
Via Pontina
Italy
Ured
Sylvia Fisher Green
Long Island
Presbytery Campaign Opens Next Week Across 95 Churches
The Capital funds campaign for the Presbytery of Albany moves into its preparatory phase. Seeks 538000 from about 28 000 constituents with 2000 volunteers at 95 churches. Campaign aims to support Nebron Camp Salem Meikleknox Home Cambridge and Inter American University Chapel in San German Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Jack Cooper
Nebron
Salem
Meikleknox Presbyterian Home
Cambridge
Inter American University
San German
Pueyers
Youth nabbed after attempt to flee in stolen car
A Troy youth, about 18 or 19, was arrested by Troy police around 4 10 am after he hid in a stolen 1957 Pontiac found driving without lights or plates on 112th Street. Officers Flavin and Baker cornered the suspect on 5th Avenue as the driver fled. Breen Jr. of 253 6th Ave pleaded innocent in Troy Police Court and was freed on 300 bond pending a March 30 preliminary hearing. An arrest followed the car theft from Knowles Pontiac on 109th Street and St. Avenue. Det. Hourigan and Plainclothesman Kane assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Harold Flavin
Joseph Baker
Lansingburg
112Th Street
Sth Avenue
Knowles
109Th St
St. Ave
Breen
Jin Tray
Joseph F. Daly
Timothy J. Fogarty
Engineer helps prepare for flood while receiving overtime ticket
C E Englund of the Army Corps of Engineers arrived Thursday to assist Waterloo residents facing a threatened flood. He also received an overtime parking ticket, and a report notes someone stole his new hat.
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Waterloo, Town
UPI
C. E “Englund
Army Corps of ‘Engineers
Pays 200 To Avoid 18 Fine In Wisconsin Case
Mrs. Kurt Schroeder paid 200 dollars to avoid an 18 dollar fine after she was accused of driving on the wrong side of the road. The charge was dismissed when her attorney and a surveyor shown that snow banks narrowed the road and forced her to cross the center line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
UPI
Kurt Schroeder
Schroeder
Dufresne Dies After 30 Years in Troy Trucking
Arthur E. Dufresne of Genesee Street died yesterday at Samaritan Hospital. He ran a Troy trucking business for 30 years before retirement and was born April 10 1878 in Dorset VI. Survived by wife Rose and many children and grandchildren. funeral Monday at Edward J. Quinn Funeral Home and Our Lady of Victory Church.
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Arthur E. Dufresne
Genesee St
Troy
Samaritan Hospital
Rose House
Robert F. Dufresne
Latham Funeral
Mr. Dufresne
Dorset
Manchester
Our Lady of Victory Church
Louis and
Almond
Exard Dufresne
Stephentown Center
Alma Qoathout
Mary Surprise
James Berry
Donald Turner
Frederick Bloomfield
Watervliet
George Ceresia
Wynantskill
Arthur Durivage
Defreestville
Rene Chooze
Rexford
Rose Hennessy
Cham Dufresne
Almond Dufresne
Bennington
Edward J. Quinn
13Th St
School 12 PTA Plans Election At May Meeting
School 12 PTA nominates a two slate of officers led by Mrs Walter Piskutz as president and Mrs Matthew Skiba as vice president. Elections occur at the May meeting and events include Mother and Daughter Dinner on May 10 and Father and Son Dinner on March 20. Principal Adelard Hanley announces a May 21 bus trip to the United Nations Building for the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
John Miles
Walter Piskutz
Matthew Skiba
Lewis Coonley
John Kope
Edward Gorski
Russell Kolody
Peter Coteh
Henry Reynolds
Frank Popp
Popp
John Miles Cochairman
Adelard F. Hanley
United Nations
New York
Margaret Flynn
Charles Robinson
State Police Budget Moves to Augment Force
A bill to enlarge the State Police force to 2,528 troopers was approved and sent to the Assembly. The 1962 63 budget proposes 21 229087 for the police to cover salaries equipment and training for 658 new members. Governor Rockefeller aims to shorten the work week and speed up patrols with more two man units and enhanced highway safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCU
Assembly
Arthur Cornelius
Rockefeller
Canste
Troy High PTA Plans Discussion
The Troy High School PTA schedules a panel discussion in the school dining hall at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Moderator is Mrs. George Borthwick with faculty reps Miss Marion M Fitdpatrick Mrs. John A. Burkhart and W. Warren Gibson. Parents on the panel include Mrs. John P. Jaffarian Dr. K. Scott Emerson and John W. Stebbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy High School
PTA
George Borthwick
Marion M. Fitdpatrick
John A. Burkhart
W. Warren Gibson
John P. Jaffarian
K. Scott Emerson
John W. Stebbins
William H. Fulkerson
Charles Kayajian
Charles Palladino
Guidance in Our Schools Talk Planned by Troy PTA
Anthony Murray director of guidance for the Troy School District will speak on Guidance in Our Schools. The talk is set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. before the PTA of School 10. Parents of eighth grade pupils are urged to attend with mothers of seventh graders acting as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Murray
Troy
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