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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1965
Page
1
A reader outlines weekly budget estimates for supporting a 12 to 15 year old sister in a household. It details basic needs, shared costs, and suggests saving strategies totaling about 121.74 dollars monthly with net contributions from the girl.
An early Saturday burglary alarm at a station led to police response. Officers Thomas J. O Brien and John Burtis investigated the scene as the alarm rang, with indications a device may have been reactivated by a suspect.
The school Symphonic Band plans a fund raising supper in the cafeteria tomorrow night at 5 and 6 pm. Tickets may be obtained from seniors or band members. The senior band trip is set for Thursday and Friday, April 22 and 23, with two New York concerts. A rehearsal and preview for the NY programs is scheduled for Wednesday, April 14, which will also host the annual spring concert by all school music groups. Donations support World’s Fair expenses.
N Bennington and Mrs C L Temft celebrate 50th wedding anniversary in Toledo with old friends gifting a money tree and luggage. Seaman Arthur F Jones visits family on North Bennington Road after returning from the Mediterranean. Mrs Adam Noyes reports $106.45 raised for the Mother's March in North Bennington. Mrs Charles Tompkins travels to West Palm Beach for a few weeks.
Mr Adams pastor of First Presbyterian Church led the third in a community Lenten series, held Thursday night at First Baptist Church Hoosick Falls under the Hoosick Area Assn of Churches. His talk Steps Toward Reunion outlined dialogue themes, with future lectures set for 7:30 p.m. next night and April 6 on The Ecumenical Church Today, all at the First Baptist Church. Ministers from participating churches share in devotions each night.
The St Marys Academy Hoosick Falls high school division observes a day of recollection with an 8 am Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Speakers from St Josephs Seminary Guilderland and St Josephs Retreat House Valatie address the boys. Sisters from Sche nectady give talks for the girls as movies illustrate religious life. A 1 pm assembly and Holy Hour follow, with students from Hoosick Falls and Cambridge invited and excused upon request.
Patients home are Donald H. White of 102nd St and William J. Hennessey of 12 Nixon St after recent surgical operations at Albany Medical Center.
Mrs Charles Winegard of Hoosick Falls and Nat ally Levin of Bennington lead cast for Arms and the Man to be staged in Hoosick Falls Central School auditorium in May by Hoosick Falls Little Theater. Joseph P Vinck of Chatham will play opposite her with Richard Green Evelyn Lewis Dr David Berlant and Joseph Walsh among others. New coach Charles Ryan of Bennington replaces Stephen Bick due to midwinter college vacation postponement.
The Cheney Free Public Library and Hoosick Falls report new books now in circulation. Titles include Up the Down Staircase by Kaufman, Passport to Oblivion by Leasor, The Pillow Fight by Monsarrat, Hotel by Hailey, The Man in the Mews by Packer, The Slender Reed by Gerson, Winds of the Day by Spring, My Shadow Ran Fast by Sands, America Men at Arms by Mason, Iwo Jima by Newcomb, Voices of a Summer Day by Shaw, Murder Can't Wait by Lockridge, The Scorpio Letters by Canning, Canary Yellow by Cadell, Slaughter by Slaugh ter, Sea Jade by Whitney, and Legend of the Seventh Virgin by Holt.
Twelve girls from Hoo sick Falls Central School earned Red Cross certificates for completing a home nursing course. Donna Andrew Barbara Danforth Kathleen Foster Leila Gardner Diane Hall Lenora Jones Mary Offerman Carol Rancourt Dale Hosenburg Nancy Rowley Gail Wysocki Audrey Yerke received regulation Red Cross pins and certificates.
A three vehicle collision at 110th Street and Fifth Avenue left a Troy man with scalp abrasions. Officers O Brien Connolly reported the incident while transporting the injured to a local hospital for X rays and treatment.
Archie D Boule of Mountain View Avenue died Saturday at Leonard Hospital after a long illness. Born in Mt. Holly he was a longtime Central Section resident and later worked at the Albis Paper Company in Green Island for 40 years. He was a member of the 33 Year Club, the International Brotherhood of Papermakers and Paperworkers Local 170, a communicant of Sacred Heart Church, and survived by his wife Rena Macy, a daughter Mrs Frank Mason, two sons Joseph E Boule and Robert J Boule, seven sisters, two brothers, and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from J W Burns Sons Inc and Sacred Heart Church with a Solemn Requiem Mass.
Luci Banes Johnson will wear a white nurse's uniform this summer while she works for Dr. Robert A. Kraskin, a Washington optometrist, before entering Georgetown School of Nursing. The White House confirmed the temporary position for the President's 17 year old daughter.
Mrs Norman Cushing and Mrs Marion Russell hosted the Mid-Nite Ramblers on Tuesday night with refreshments. A hat and dress sale is planned at Mrs Alvin Hoag's home Friday and Saturday. The event is sponsored by Christian Service groups from Christ Methodist and St Monica's and St Bridget's churches Buskirk Johnsonville activities include a Thursday 8 p.m. rectory meeting.
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