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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1971

Page

2

Willow Ridge Associates middle income apartments begin in Rensselaer

Mayor John H. Warden announced construction starts today on Willow Ridge Associates a 6 million dollar middle income project on Third Avenue near the city line. The plan includes 30 buildings a small shopping center and underground utilities with air conditioning and electric heat. Phase one covers eight apartment blocks with a three year completion target and about 300 families housed. Final city approval rests with the mayor board of aldermen and reports from tax commissioner Al Seney and consulting engineer Kenneth Fraser.

Rensselaer John H. Warden Willow Ridge Associates Third Avenue Board of Aldermen al Seney Kenneth Fraser Seney Warden

Sr. Citizens Activities Set For The Week

The Rensselaer Senior Citizens Center schedules a week of events starting Monday with geriatric exercises at 11 a.m. Movies at 1 p.m. and embroidery at 1 30 p.m. Sewing meets 1 p.m. Wednesday with bowling at the recreation alleys. Thursday oil painting at 1 30 p.m. and Friday bingo and cards at the Center. Talent Night is Wednesday the 19th at Temple Israel. transportation assistance available.

Rensselaer Senior Citizens Center Rensselaer Elaine Berkun

Rensselaer Kiwanis Lead Litter Walk May 22

The Rensselaer Kiwanis Club and partners plan a mile long walk and litter pickup from the Broadway Viaduct to GAF on May 22 from 9 a.m. to noon. The event involves the City of Rensselaer Boys Club WRHS Key Club GAF and concerned citizens.

Rensselaer Kiwanis Club City of Rennsselaer Boys Club Wrhs Key Club GAF Concerned Citizens Broadway Viaduct

Gold Star Mothers Banquet Set

The Gold Star Mothers banquet follows memorial services led by Fred Lanz of VFW Post 2684. Veterans units auxiliaries and citizens are urged to participate. Cadence forms at 9 a.m. at the K of C Hall and marches to the Church of the Redeemer for services at 10 a.m. Yankee Doodle Band joins the march. after return the parade ends and the banquet at noon at the K of C Hall.

Fred Lanz Raymond A. Ranellucci VFW Lanz K. of C. Hall Church of the Redeemer Fort Craile K. of C

City Hall Hosts Final Narcotic Information Seminar

The last in a series of narcotic information seminars will be held at City Hall today at 8 p.m. in a program arranged by the Rensselaer Police Department with the New York State Narcotic Addiction Control Commission. Guest speaker is John P. Smith, senior narcotic aftercare officer.

City Hall Rensselaer Police Dept Rensselaer Charles Stewart New York State

Guild Meeting Slated Today

St. Josephs School Guild holds its monthly meeting at the church hall at 8 p m All parish members are urged to attend as a self defense demonstration by karate and judo expert Robert Menis and his group follows a brief business session.

St. Joseph’s School Guild Robert Menis

Post Sets Meeting Election of Officials Planned

The board of trustees of the Gerald O'Neil Post will meet Tuesday night in the Post Rooms to elect officials and arrange the coming year’s program. Fred Nardacci will be in charge.

Gerald O’neil

On This Day In History May 17 1971

United Press International notes May 17 as the 137th day of 1971 with celestial observations and zodiac sign Taurus. It lists historical milestones from 1792 stock market origins to 1954 school desegregation, 1957 Suez tensions, and 1960 Paris summit collapse.

United Press International Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn New York City Supreme Court Egypt Israel Suez Canal Paris United States Russia Nikita Khrushchev Dwight D. Eisenhower

Flying Club Weekend Camping At Plateau Airport Edinburg

Sky Life Teen age Flying Club will host a weekend camp for young pilots at Plateau Airport in Edinburg. Open to ages 13 to 21 from the Troy Area. Overnight on the airfield with demonstrations of camp life and flying skills. The club reports eight years of teenage flying with a near no accident safety record and one of the lowest aviation insurance rates.

Sky Life Plateau Edinburg Troy Sky Life Club

Hungarian base sauces blend lard onions paprika flour

The passage explains that traditional Hungarian cooking relies on a base of lard onions paprika and flour to create the foundation for most Hungarian dishes. It emphasizes how these ingredients shape flavor and roux like textures in classic recipes.

Women Voters Adopt State Study and Action Plan

Delegates from 94 local leagues and 325 representatives at Saratoga Springs adopted a 1971 73 state program for league study and action. They backed state finances education funding, a unified court system with fair representation, expanded election protections, and lowering the voting age to 18. Letters to Gov Rockefeller urged immediate action and uniform state national voting age rules.

League of Women Voters Rensselaer County New York State Saratoga Springs Robert A. Stierer David Hansen Congress League George Ames Rockefeller Senate and Assembly Judiciary Bar Associations New York Leagues of Women Voters Saratoga Springs Gordon A. Eadie Rensselaer County League Bernd Foerster Frank McKay

J F Walsh News Room Owner Dies at 80 in Troy

James F Walsh 80 of 23 13th St retired owner of Walshs News Room 344 Congress St and longtime Democratic committeeman for the 14th Ward died Saturday after a long illness. He was a Troy native, active in civic and church groups, survived by wife Augusta Stehle a daughter a son a sister and 14 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. from Tower Chapel and 10 a.m. at St Francis De Sales Church. Interment at St Marys Cemetery.

James F. Walsh 13Th St Walsh Congress St van Rensselaer Manor Mr. Walsh Troy Ida Hill Walsh Athletic Club Emerald Athletic Club St. Francis de Sales Church St. Vincent de Paul Society Holy Name Society Augusta H. Stehle Edward F. Ryan James F. Walsh Jr Boston Mass J. Frank Kilfoyle John A. Tower Fifth Ave St. Mary’s Cemetery

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