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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1965
Page
3
The Board of Education meets at 7 30 p m at city hall with John H Lawrence presiding. They may announce a proposed new budget and set a date for a public hearing. Joseph V Reilly superintendent to report on departmental activities and make recommendations.
The Rensselaer BPW Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. at Jones Restaurant on Second Avenue for the annual officer installation. Installing officer is Mrs. Eileen Goebel, District 3 director. Incoming officers include Kathryn Strain as president, Erika Plath and Vivian Billings as vice presidents, Ruth E. Roberts as treasurer, Elizabeth Bingham as recording secretary, and Gladys Burns as corresponding secretary.
New liquid Orajel safely ends teething pain. Just apply and pain flies away, with money back guarantee. Recommended by pediatricians, available at Esquire Drugs in Fulton and River Streets, Troy.
Thirty three persons sat two tests Saturday morning at Van Rensselaer High School for fire-driver and police patrolman posts offered at 4500 dollars yearly. Andrew J. Pytell Jr. led the Rensselaer Municipal Civil Service Commission as papers will be rated for more fire department appointments under the 40 hour week law.
The Lutheran Church Women of St Pauls English Lutheran Church in Rensselaer sponsor a mother daughter banquet in the church parlors on Wednesday at 6 30 p m A program of entertainment is planned Reservations for the affair closed yesterday.
The Mothers Club of St John’s Academy of Rensselaer will meet at 8 15 p m in the school cafeteria with Mrs Thomas Mahar presiding. The Fifth Grade will demonstrate the physical fitness program and final plans will be made for the club’s annual dinner chaired by Mrs William Albright with cochairman Mrs Reginald Lafayette. time and place to be announced.
East Greenbush Central School District proposes a 3,717,415 budget that would raise taxes per 1,000 assessed valuation by 2.14 to 3.39 dollars. Board president Marvin F. Schwartz urges a 50,000 cut citing state aid. Hearing set for Wednesday at Columbia High School with June 15 district meeting and June 16 budget vote. Budget trims include elimination of an assistant to the superintendent for personnel, saving 12,000, while instructionals rise 246,000 to 2,200,000 due mainly to 16 new positions and higher pay steps. Valuation rose from 17.7 to 18.1 million with full value up to 82.8 million. budget approved 5-2 with two absences and two trustees opposed.
A Hampton Manor family files a $200000 claim in the Court of Claims against New York State over a July 21, 1960 accident at Fort Crailo Museum. A grandfather clock toppled injuring 3 year old Michael Bruder. The suit seeks permanent effects from the incident and requests inspection of the clock and building.
The Defreestville Fire Department was summoned around 11 30 a m Saturday to a brush fire in the rear of U S District Court Judge James T Foley’s Teliska Drive home. Firemen had the blaze under control before it could spread to the judge’s residence.
Sister Mary John Baptist, director of nursing at St. Peter's Hospital in Albany, urged South Saint Salvador CDA members in Rensselaer to back men with women as the heart of the home. She called for hope and generosity of women to support local, state, national efforts and praised male leadership while urging women to advise and assist.
The Albany Chapter of Administrative Management Society will hold a dinner meeting Tuesday May 11 at the University Club Albany. Richard P. Sloan Ford Tractor Division Latham will speak on People Progress and Profit and the Ford division decision to locate here. Arthur Sanders Hudson Valley Paper Co will install new officers and directors for 1965 66.
A 24 hour prayer vigil will be held Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at First Baptist Church to pray for success of an emergency building repair program caused by the sinking of the church foundations and cracking of interior walls. Rev. Robert B. Hanley urged pledges to participate.
A group and guests attended the 8 a.m. Mass at St. John’s led by Msgr. Reilly where communion was shared. The event included Mrs. Bernard Tholl and other attendees.
Joseph Mara a 13 year old seventh grader from St Johns Academy was named Boy of the Year at the 12th annual Rensselaer Boys Club awards dinner. He received the Winthrop P. Stevens Trophy for his three year streak of photography merit and broad participation in club activities.
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