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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1966
Page
3
Clifton Park Town Board heard figures from Clarkson Clough and Yokel Engineering on sewer district costs. For a $4,000 home the 1967 bill is 122.92 and 1971 projection 90.86. non customers face 3 dollars per thousand assessed value.
Sen Edward M Kennedy calls for a broad reassessment of U S policy toward Red China and urges President Johnson to appoint a special commission. He proposes leaders such as Gen Matthew Ridgway or Gen Alfred Gruenther to head the panel and weigh visa issues informal contacts scientific education and cultural exchanges while considering changes to UN representation and air trade embargo policies.
The Auxiliary of the Volunteer Fire Department will hold a food and rummage sale Saturday at the Community Hall with donations picked up by contacting Mrs. Carl Johnson or Mrs. Robert Jansen. Albany Youth Opportunity Center representatives administered proficiency tests to about 20 Berlin Central School business students and later state aptitude tests to seniors. An exam by the State Civil Service Association followed for 18 students. The Berlin Free Town Library board meets Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Miss Margaret Kinn’s home. Miss Ellen Cipperly, senior at Berlin Central School, will attend Russell Sage College in fall. The Town Board will meet to consider bids for a new highway department front end loader. Mrs. Tarrence F. Ogden spoke at a mother-daughter banquet hosted by Berlin Methodist WSCS. Past matrons of Berkshire Star Chapter CBS met at Mrs. Florence Waterman’s home. Earle W. Hewitt spoke at Berlin Methodist Church in Rev. J. Bernard Fell’s absence. Mrs. Ruth Seagroatt is a patient at Eden Park Nursing Home.
Mrs. T. S. Ryan was elected president of the Stillwater Improvement Society at the annual meeting after a banquet at Kirkers Steak House in Latham. New officers include Mrs. Harold Meagher as vice president, Mrs. Joseph Wilson secretary, and Mrs. Sidney Hewitt treasurer. The nominating committee was led by Mrs. Jack Overton with Mrs. Overton and Mrs. Floyd Travis assisting. A 1966-67 program was outlined and a summer tag day planned to support the village Christmas tree fund.
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1 met last night at 8 p.m. at the fire station on Hoosick Street. William Blair, president, presided. Reports of committees were given. Refreshments followed the meeting.
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