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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1971
Page
3
The Troy Narcotic Guidance Council publishes a public service column in The Record, appearing in evening editions Monday Wednesday Friday and morning editions Tuesday Thursday Saturday. It explains definitions of unusual drug names and marijuana and invites reader questions.
Dear Susie counsels a wife burdened by kids glued to TV and urges engaging the children before dinner and weekends. Dear Folks advises action against a noisy neighbor with Board of Health warnings and police for disturbances.
Cub Pack 516 of School 18 held its meeting with Den 2 presenting the flag ceremony. New den mother Mrs. Kyran Molloy introduced. Pinewood Derby produced winners William Foley first Aaron Koffman second Steve Blake third and various ribbon and award recipients listed. A West Point trip planned for June 5 signals season end.
In a European championship tilt, Norway’s Larsen and Koppang faced a heavy swing as Larsen opened with one club and later on bid to six diamonds. A key spade misplacement could have halted the attempt, but the hand ended with a successful slam after careful play and luck.
Katherine Williams and family moved to the Doty Apartment on lower Main Street. Paul Wanko relocated to West Virginia. Edward Sheldon and wife returned from Florida to Easton Road. The American Legion Post 731 auxiliary meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Legion hall for officer elections. Poppy volunteers needed for Parkside Store. Mass at St. John’s Church 7:30 p.m. Tuesday is suspended for summer.
Johnsonville Volunteer Ambulance Service reports a successful house to house fundraiser led by chair John Campbell. The group plans a July 11 picnic at Saratoga State Park and a July 25 squad picnic at the Siebels home, with auctions and potluck items requested.
An unoccupied trailer on Quaker Street Road near Pittstown Johnsonville Road burned at 2 a m Friday. Eastern Pitts town Fire Department led by Chief Robert Lufkin fought the blaze. Officials suspect an electrical malfunction. owner is Frederick Rifenberg.
Contrary to popular belief a shark does not need to roll onto its back or side to bite. The statement counters common ideas about how sharks strike, noting they can attack from various orientations.
In observance of Week of the Young Child the Brunswick White Church Nursery School will host an open house from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Now in its second year the non profit non sectarian school operates Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with a teacher director and a 15 child capacity for four year olds.
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