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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1967
Page
6
Cobleskill alumni of the State University Agricultural and Technical College Cobleskill will return to the campus Saturday. They may register at 9 am in Bouck Hall and join reunion activities through the evening with a jovial howl at Cobleskill Lanes.
Saint Rose will host about 20 schools for a four topic State Intercollegiate Legislative Assembly on homosexuality auto safety alimony and medical aid Experts will lead committee sessions at the Ian Towne Motor Inn with debate and voting on Saturday in the Assembly Chambers Delegates from Hunter Colgate University of Rochester University of Buffalo Siena Albany State and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will participate Nancy Connell and Patricia Fox serve as pro temp officers with Sister Bernarda advising
Albany Troy area residents mostly Cuban refugees picketed near the U S immigration center at the U S Canadian border to oppose the Cuban pavilion at Expo 67 and to discourage a Castro visit in July. Dr Yolanda Ortal led the protest with signs such as Fight Communism and Avoid the Cuban exhibit at Expo 67 No incidents were reported by authorities.
The Averill Park High School National Honor Society will hold a spring induction ceremony at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The first evening ceremony aims to boost attendance with a candlelight event followed by a reception. Benjamin Lindemann leads arrangements and Luiss Christine Timber oversees the student portion.
The Hudson Valley Council reports a 26 percent rise in membership in the East Troy Wynantskill area, led by Mrs. Harold Bissett. Fourteen troops from Christie Street to Brunswick participated in a Juliette Low Day at St Francis de Sales Hall with world friendship displays. Troops represented Japan Ireland Germany the Netherlands Italy America Spain Thailand Indonesia Mexico Canada Greece Australia and Japan. Cochairs were Mrs Bernard P Tansey and Miss Beverly Smith with delegates from each troop assisting. The program highlighted Dimes for Daily World Friendship Fund supporting global exchanges and camps.
John Valenti 21 of 252 Fourth St and Fausto Capara 18 of 1644 Fifth Ave were charged with disorderly conduct on a hotel owner’s complaint. Deputized arrest by Ronald Walbranck at Burden Lake hotel. They appeared before Francis McKnight and were released on $25 bail each to return Thursday.
Clarkson College of Technology welcomes three Area Three students to September freshman class. Walter J. Klinowski of Cohoes is son of Sabina A. Klinowski. James W. Jewell of Averill Park is son of Robert W. and Mrs. Jewell. James J. Hyland is son of Mr and Mrs Hyland.
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