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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1967
Page
4
Mrs Winola Merwita and Mrs Lois Craver of Ford Manufacturing Co report from the annual district meeting of the Upstate New York and Vermont District Council ILGWU AFICO in Utica. They presented shop reports for Local 285.
The F B Pack Hose Company Auxiliary will serve a covered dish supper today at 6 30 p m to fire company members under the direction of Mrs Joseph Rivet and Mrs Marcel Vaillancourt. Members should bring covered dish contributions to the firehouse by 6 p m.
Waterford churches publish a dense weekly calendar. St Anne's offers a Perpetual Novena tonight and Masses daily through Ascension Thursday. St Mary's lists Masses and confession times with Holy Day notes. Grace Episcopal includes Rogation services, Holy Eucharist, and youth events. First Baptist and First Presbyterian add board meetings, choir rehearsals, and youth activities. Waterford Methodist notes minister's breakfast, urban work commission, and Scouts events. Wesleyan Methodist lists Youth Group and Bible meeting.
Waterford Police Chief Arthur J. Fredette reported $163 in fines were collected in Police Court Friday night on motor vehicle violations. Names and amounts fined include Lloyd H. Shakley $15, Robert E. Larow $25, Carl Komertz $10, Daniell Dinzik $25, Timothy Griswold $25, John M. Lattimore $15, Paul J. Hurley $10, James A. Buchanan $10, Warren H. McClain $10. Five cases adjourned. $10 from parking violations. Local drive on vehicle violations will continue.
Edward P. O'Dell, officer-in-charge, VA contact Office, Albany, said the cutoff date for World War II VA guaranteed or insured home loans is July 25. The deadline applies to World War II veterans only, with other eras following separate rules.
Hooxie Valley Central Schools will reopen today after a week of spring recess. The Women’s Society of the Presbyterian United Church met at the home of President Mrs Charles Edwards. The group realized over 220 from a Turkey Supper and voted to obtain estimates for a new kitchen floor and finish interior work. It also voted to pay part of the expenses for attendance at Synod School at Cazenovia College. Hostess was assisted by Mrs Wallace Chapman. Mrs Roger Phillips and Mrs Harold McMahon visited Hillsdale with Mrs Hughes Dearlove. Misses Barbara and Susan Foster returned from Troy visiting Mrs William Casazza.
On this day in history May 1, 1967 marks the 121st day of the year with 244 to follow. Highlights include Cecelia Beaux born in 1863, penny post cards first sold in 1873, Chicago skyscraper work in 1884, the Empire State Building dedication in 1931, and a 1960 U2 shootdown over the Soviet Union. A Morley quote closes the piece.
The Visiting Nurse Association board reports 370 city nursing visits in March with 174 to Medicare recipients under a county health contract. Total calls for March reach 582 as Austin J. Corbett presents the figures. Ada M. Faas notes Mothers Classes are well attended and previews a Public Health Nursing publication. Staff will view Channel 17’s Return to Nursing Refresher Course led by Marjory Keehan and Helen Campbell.
Three area residents had wills probated by Surrogate Aoes Franklin Mahoney James K. Dickinson. Estate values range from 5 000 real property to 14 000 personal, with portions to heirs including a grandson and two granddaughters. Attorneys William B. Satterlee James J. Reilly and Mary St. John Davidson's affairs are noted.
An early morning fire caused considerable interior damage to the Terminal Tavern at 774 Pawling Avenue. Troy firefighters responded to a 3:10 am alarm and found the bar area in flames. The blaze, likely starting in a rear wastebasket, produced smoke and water damage to the dining area and second floor of the two story building occupied by Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Jones. The fire was under control about an hour and a half after starting, led by Chief Russell E. Sheenan and Captain Emil Hug. Responding units included Squad 1, Engines 5 and 7, and Truck. Proprieter Thomas Schillinger of Griswold Ave. was notified.
Dr. Leon Galberg a noted authority on food joins Albany Medical College faculty to serve as professor of pathology and toxicology. The report notes his appointment as a spokesman for the Calera British authority on food.
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