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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1969
Page
5
A reader notes distinctions between butterflies and moths focusing on body shape antennae and general features. The description contrasts slender bodies with thick forms and threadlike antennae versus other moth traits.
John Listen Hahn, 28, found dead in his Hoosick Falls home after a rifle wound. Coroner rules death by own action. Hahn employed by Montgomery Ward died at Eldridge Avenue residence with survivors including wife Pearl Hill Hahn and four siblings. Funeral arranged at Robson Home for Funerals.
The Hoosick Falls School Board on Tuesday approved a new contract with the Hoosick Falls Teachers Association including a $300 yearly raise for 90 teachers and a starting bachelor degree salary rise from 6300 to 6600. The agreement raises minimums to 10400, adds a master’s degree step of 100, covers full health insurance for teachers, 50 percent for dependents, and increases non teaching staff pay by five percent. The retirement fund becomes non contributory with full eight percent district contribution and health policy upgrades. The teachers’ side was chaired by Bertram Stritch. the board’s side by Earl Goodermore.
Kenneth Baker, seven years at East Greenbush, approved as boys physical education instructor, varsity wrestling coach, and assistant football coach at Hoosick Falls. He replaces Leslie Johnson who resigned. Baker will also assist with football while Richard Turi remains varsity football coach. Howard Dooley becomes varsity basketball coach. Kelman Greenberger moves to junior varsity basketball. Carol Brannen resigns as girls elementary PE instructor. Rose Sheffer named first grade teacher. Frederick Gross named junior high math instructor.
State Comptroller Arthur Levitt announced the completion of an examination of the Central School District in Schaghticoke Town. A copy of the report has been sent to the district and will be available for citizen review.
Maine New Hampshire and Vermont remain the only states with a Governor's Executive Council serving as a check on appointments and policy, maintaining a historic form of shared executive power. Local discussions continue on the council's relevance and scope.
At the Hoosac Walloomsac DAR annual meeting the Gold Honor Roll Award was noted for overall achievements in the year. Mrs Henry R Sheldon local regent presented the report with gains in senior and junior memberships. A Continental Congress report was given and resolutions read by Mrs Lisle Cottrell. An invitation was extended to attend a Salem John Williams Chapter luncheon honoring state regent Mrs James E Clyde. Directors for three years were elected, to be installed June 14. A membership tea was planned for summer inviting prospective members.
A scrambled crossword list with clues and samples for many across and down entries including symbols for tellurium and tin, musical notes, countries, bodies, and abbreviations, interleaved with errors and garbled portions from a page of puzzle entries.
Staff Sgt. Joseph J. DelRosario a 20 year Air Force veteran died in Vietnam on April 30 from natural causes. Survived by wife Sally Allen two sons Allen and Donald and siblings burial with military honors at Woodlands Cemetery Cambridge. Funeral at Charles A Ackley Funeral Home Cambridge Friday at 10 a.m.
Hallmark Nursing Home in Troy announces May programs by the Academy of the Dance under Mrs Joan Dellio with Mrs Monica Castracani directing. Frank Fitzpatrick to play old tunes on piano. April included LeRoy Lemberg baritone and a birthday party with guitarist Lawrence Barsey. Dorothy Crane of the Troy Public Library helped set up a patient library. new books will be added.
Charles Paulsen, a Troy native with a background in insurance taxation and State Conservation Department work, presents a one man show featuring game birds deer and a fox pursuing a rabbit. The exhibit was invited by Charles King vice president of the Albany bank.
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