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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1967

Page

8

Hospitals Plan Week Of Activities In Troy

Mayor Lawrence D. Meyer announced that three Troy hospitals St. Marys Samaritan and Leonard will observe Hospital Week from tomorrow through next Saturday. The event aims to educate citizens about local care facilities and shelter for the afflicted with leaders from each hospital in attendance and statements from city representatives.

Troy Lawrence D. Meyer St. Mary’s Samaritan and Leonard Sister Mary Agnes Thomas J. Wheatley Ralph E. Betts N. Leon Ryburn

Rescued From Blaze In Back Bay Boston

More than 40 residents were trapped by flame and smoke in a Back Bay six story building. Firefighters pulled occupants from upper floors as some hung from windows on a narrow ledge. Ten were hospitalized for burns and smoke inhalation, including 22 year old Rob ert Rosner who aided others before being overcome. Damages were estimated at 95 000.

Boston Boston City Hospital Robert Rosner Commonwealth Avenue John Breen Breen

Two Injured In Melrose Car Accident

A one car crash on Route 40 in Melrose around 7 am Saturday injured driver Joseph Murphy 17 and passenger Vane Brown 23. The left front tire fell off causing loss of control, car veered into a drainage ditch, both were treated at Samarit an Hospital and released. Gregory Cutler 19 uninjured. Trooper Caola investigated.

Melrose Joseph Murphy RD 3 Massachusetts Ave West Glens Falls Murphy Samaritan Hospital

Quiet Day for Troy Firefighters Amid False Alarm

Troy firefighters spent a calm day responding to a false alarm at Box 261 on Daceb Street and Fifth Avenue near the Armenian Church, returning at 2:01 p.m. A series of grass fires on Turnpike Road Thompson Street Spring Avenue Ford Street Eddy Lane were fought. only Thompson Street fire remained active past 6 p.m. A rubbish blaze on Front Street above the Green Island Bridge was extinguished by 6:58 p.m.

Troy Daceb Street Fifth Avenue Turnpike Road Thompson Street Spring Avenue Ford Street Eddy Lane Front Street Green Island Bridge

Fire crews battle Valley Falls house blaze near powder mill

Eight fire companies responded to a late night house fire in Valley Falls. The fire, in the residence of Peter Daurio, was confined to the rear of the dwelling. Caerie was not at home. Fire Chief Malm directed operations.

Valley Falls Powder Mill Peter Daurio Caerie Malm

Short Cut Law Gets First Test In Troy

Adem Hatalyk, 40, of Mechanicville RD 1, was arrested at 1 pm yesterday under a new Vehicle and Traffic Law section prohibiting using private alleys or lots to avoid intersections or traffic lights. He was released on $10 bail set by Sgt. Joseph Elgeiser. Patrolman William Gillie made the arrest.

Adem Hatalyk Mechanicville Hatalyk Joseph Elgeiser William Gillie

Hudson District Officers Elected By BSA

Derrick Filley of 149 Pawling Ave was chosen district chairman succeeding Lawrence E. Davey. Michael Martin Eagle Mills, Kenneth White Center Brunswick, and Joseph Williams Troy named district vice chairmen. William Wixted Troy recommended for re appointment as district commissioner. New at large members include Robert Cipperly Trent Cox Dr Hugo Ferguson Herbert Ford Earl Foster Rev Richard Grear Judd Groff Adelard Hanley James Patterson Arnold Peer Frederick Schmiedershoff Edward Schindler Robert Springer Ralph Varti sian Frank Wood. Re elected at large are Joseph Adelska George Barkley Myer Bress Paul Callahan Joseph Casey Lynn Casterlin Ralph Davis James Doherty Jay Gorham John Hallett Frank Higgins Bruce Hislop Bosworth Mac Chesney Dr David Marshall Kermit McGinnis Thomas Mc Grath Lee Messner Frank Minehan Karl Miller Richard Nelson Daniel O Connor Rev Russell Pater Frank Popp Aubrey Primeau Leo Quigley Ernest Robillard John Sheehan Lester Toppal Rev F William Whalen Thomas Williams George Yamin Ronald Zapp. The district officers will be installed at the Hudson District Recognition Dinner Thursday June 1 at the Glass Lake House. Michael Martin of Eagle Mills is chairman of the event.

Hudson Fort Orange Hugo Ferguson Herbert Ford Earl Foster Richard Grear Judd Groff Adelard Hanley James Patterson Arnold Peer Frederick Schmiedershoff Edward Schindler Robert Springer Ralph Vartisian Frank Wood Joseph Adelska George Barkley Myer Bress Paul Callahan Joseph Casey Lynn Casterlin Ralph Davis James Doherty Jay Gorham John Hallett Frank Higgins Bruce Hislop Bosworth MacChesney David Marshall Kermit McGinnis Thomas McGrath Lee Messner Frank Minehan Karl Miller Richard Nelson Daniel O'Connor Russell Pater Frank Popp Aubrey Primeau Leo Quigley Ernest Robillard John Sheehan Lester Toppal F. William Whalen Thomas Williams George Ya

Veterans Installation Set Tonight

The Lansingburgh Veterans Inc will install new officers at 8 p.m. in the post rooms. Past president George D MacCulloch will be installing officer. New officers include Edmond Sloan reappointed president Daniel Borden vice president Walter Mackey treasurer Ted Defey financial secretary Eugene Thornton assistant financial secretary George D MacCulloch secretary William Tobin chaplain and elected directors. A buffet supper follows under Ted Defey. Plans for the Memorial Day parade are set under grand marshal Elzor Defey.

Lansingburgh Veterans Inc George D. MacCulloch Edmond Sloan Daniel Borden Walter Mackey Ted Defey Eugene Thornton William Tobin Elzor Defey

Mrs Tandler Succumbs in New York City

Mrs Sol Tandler a former Troy resident died yesterday in New York City after a long illness. She was formerly Fannie Goodman of Rochester. Survived by husband a Marshall Ray Corp. VP in New York office, mother Mrs E Goodman of Rochester, and several sisters. Funeral services set for 1 p.m. tomorrow at Parsley Funeral Home Rochester.

Sol Tandler Troy New York City Srong Fannie Goodman Rochester Tandler Marshall Ray Corp New York E. Goodman Parsley Funeral Home St. Paul Street

Pope Urges Prayers For World Communicators

Pope Paul VI called Roman Catholics to pray for writers journalists film stars producers and all in the communications world. He spoke from his window to gathered Italians and visitors in St Peter's Square on World Communications Day as set by the Ecumenical Council.

Vatican City Paul VI St. Peter's Square Ecumenical Council

Jetliner Sets Speed Record for Soviet Planes

The Il yushin 62 jetliner reportedly broke the speed record for Soviet passenger aircraft by averaging 500 miles per hour on a 10 hour flight. Izvestia cited the 18 seat giant as the fastest Soviet airliner, while Western jets reportedly approach 540 mph. The service date remains unconfirmed.

Izvestia

Fr Dammann Celebrates Anniversary at Surprise Party

Rev Charles V Dammann pastor of St Jude s Wynantskill was guest of honor at a surprise party after a Rosary Altar Society meeting in Fellowship Hall marking 30th anniversary of his ordination. Guests included family, sisters, Monsignor Hunt and clergy from St Jude s and First Reformed Church.

Charles V. Dammann St. Jude’s Church Wynantskill First Reformed Church Father Dammann Mary Alma Charles V. Dammann Sr St. Jude's Church Rosary Altar Society Fellowship Hall Ignatius DeGenero James A. Fausel St. Jude’s School Joseph Lalley Rosary-Altar i Society

Pleasantdale Church Activities and Local Notices

Pleasantdale Mrs Joseph Napples 237 1140. The Pleasantdale Covenant Church weekly schedule includes Boy Scout troop meeting today at 7 p m religious education class Wednesday at 2 15 p m and prayer service at 5 30 p m. Free transport to Guptill Arena skating party for Pleasantdale residents under 20, sponsored by Home Owners Association on May 14, reservations close tomorrow by calling Mrs. Alice Walsh or Mrs. Marilyn Napples. Drum and bugle corps interest for 10 to 15 year olds. contact John Walsh before Monday May 8. Pleasantdale Chapter of Home Bureau meets tomorrow at Fellowship Hall. Anthony Man lupella presiding, lipstick blotter lesson by Clifford Thompson, social hour and refreshments by Adams, Thompson, and Darby. Volunteer Fire Department meeting tomorrow at 7 p m. Harry Schoffield presiding. Brownie Troop 294 meets Wednesday after school at leader Mrs Shirley Jones home. assisted by Mrs Betty Gordon.

Pleasantdale Covenant Church Joseph A. Herror Guptill’s Pleasantdale R Home Owners Association Alice i Walsh Marilyn Napples Pleasantdale D John Walsh River Road Mome Bureau Fellowshin Hall Anthony Manlupella Clifford Thompson William Adamson Michael ‘Thompson Harriet Darby Fire Department At & P.m Harry Schofield Shirley Jones Jones Betty Gordon

Camp Nurse Miss Sasan Gerringer Joins YMCA Gorham Staff

Miss Sasan Gerringer, a graduate student at Spanish House, Russell Sage College, will serve as camp nurse at the Rochester YMCA Camp Gorham this summer. This will be her second year at the camp.

Sasan Gerringer Spanish House Russell Sage College Rochester Gorham

Tutunjian speaks on Permanent Personal Registration at Kiwanis

Henry G. Tutunjian Republican elections commissioner for Rensselaer County was guest speaker at Wynantskill Kiwanis addressing Permanent Personal Registration. He distributed registration forms and was introduced by Don Cholakis. North Greenbush library adds new books and the Town Board meets at Wynantskill Firehouse with Supervisor James Herbert presiding.

Henry G. Tutunjian Wynantskill Kiwanis Club i.Tutunjian Rensselaer County Don G. Cholakis Tutunjian Frank M. Colarusso Ralph Wilson Harry Mardigian Eugene Church George Doakmajian Jr Edward Brown Anthony Valente Charles Russo Harry Dolab Kenneth Goewes Robert King Don Cholakis J. Leslie Dickinson Armenian Federation Bart J. Feiden Fay’s Troy Taconic Amityville New Hartford Donald Thompson Troy Kiwanis Club North Greenbush Public Library Richard C. Rosenfield Eleanor Frances Lattimore Herbert S. Zim Max Hilian Jane Barry F. E. Sil- Jampan Saratoga George Waller North Greenbush

Taconic Grange barbecue sale Saturday planned

Taconic Valley Grange will hold a chicken barbecue bake sale and spring plant sale at the grange hall Saturday. Supper served at 5 30 and 6 30 pm. Elmer Conklin and Walter Nichols chair, with Mrs Orin Meddaugh Miss Erma Graham and others handling food kitchen dining and tickets. An art contest will be featured at the May 15 meeting and the winner advances to the June 1 Pomona Grange meeting at Taconic Valley Grange.

Taconic Valley Grange Grange Elmer Conklin Walter Nichols Orin Meddaugh Erma Graham Wyatt Haley Victor Westfall Lewis Griffin State County Carlton Philpott Haley Gordon Shepard Rensselaer Pomona Grange Taconic Valley

Democratic Reception Group Named for Rensselaer Dinner

Rensselaer County District Attorney M Andrew Dwyer named chairman of the reception committee for the annual Rensselaer County Democratic Committee fundraising dinner with Assembly Speaker Anthony Travia as speaker. Co chairs include Mayor John Warden Judge Matthew Dunne and several city officials. Dinner reception announced by Supervisor Joseph Manupella, with tickets selling fast and headquarters open till 9 p.m. today for reservations.

Rensselaer M. Andrew Dwyer Assembly Anthony J. Travia New York State Constitutional Convention Rensselaer County Democratic Committee Mario’s Theatre Dwyer John I. Warden Matthew M. Dunne A. Franklin Mahoney Timothy J. Fogarty Thomas A. Louden Frank P. McDonald F. Warren Travers James A. Lombard Alice Hartnett Edward M. Murray Thomas V. Kenney Thomas M. Monahan Elliott Marinstein 16Th Ward Joseph G. Manupella Manupella Democratic 234Th St

Mrs Eva Bell 90 Dies in Burgh Residence

Mrs Eva Bell a 90 year old Burgh resident died Saturday at the Nightingale Nursing Home after a long illness She formerly lived at 413 South Ave native of Cohoes she spent most of her life in Troy She was daughter of the late Frank and Philomena Mercier Marshall widow of George N Bell She is survived by a daughter Mrs JD C Miller of Troy three grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral is private at Fonda's Funeral Home and St Augustine's Church with a Requiem Mass Interment at St Joseph's Cemetery Waterford.

Eva M. Bell Nightingale Sth Ave Cohoes Troy Frank and Philomena Mercier Marshall George N. Bell Fonda Second Ave St. Augustine's Church St. Joseph's Cemetery Waterford

Schodack Central Budget Approved at Special Meeting

Schodack Central Board of Education approved the 1967-68 budget of 1,491,205.50 at a special meeting, a 6.3 percent increase of 8,604.50 over last year. The estimated tax rate will rise to 102.16 per 1000 valuation. The board also approved three year probationary appointments for six teachers and accepted two resignations. Facilities use rules were set requiring applications 30 days in advance and custodian staff on site, with immediate termination if property is misused.

Schodack Central Board of Education Larry Davis Dolores L. Brandt Russell Sage Dawn Sherwood State University At Albany Florence Miller Michael Porter State University College Oneonta Michele Murphy College of Saint Rose Irene Zwanka State University College At Oswego Susanne Denner Robert Congemi

Grant Approved For Planning In Rensselaer

The city of Rensselaer will receive a $16,252 grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development for comprehensive city planning. The announcement appeared on Friday with more Rensselaer News on Page Eleven.

City of Rensselaer Department of Housing and Urban Development Rensselaer

Sing Out Cast Plans Summer Mobilization

Sing Out Upstate prepares for a summer mobilization with local cast members joining overseas groups from Germany and East Africa. Heikki Lampala of Finland and Rudolf Hahnloser of Switzerland join a New York City touring crew to meet local participants at a St. Joseph's Hall rehearsal in Troy. Parents are invited to tonight session as shows across area are scheduled May 18 to May 26 including Albany and Watervliet venues with audiences totaling thousands.

Upstate St. Joseph's Hall Troy Area New York City Heikki Lampala Finland Rudolf Hahnloser Switzerland II Area Germany East Africa Sing Out St. Joseph's Academy Albany Sunset Inn Catholic Women’s Service League Willard Mountains Center Mohican Council Watervliet First Presbyterian Church

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Valley Falls Fire BSA Moscow Fr. Dammann Joseph Napples Tutunjian Kiwanis Taconic Grange Eva Bell Burgh W. R. Browne Aniline Corps Urban League Charles H. Stratton General Aniline and Film Corporation The Urban League For John J. Reilly IBM School Board Oks National Commercial Heartlans National Commercial Bank and Trust Company Wenlands Latham Clifton Park Halfmoon Albany County Hoosick Falls
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