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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1965
Page
3
City of Troy and Town of Brunswick informally agreed to raise town water rates as they shift supply from the Grafton Reservoir to a new treatment plant. Current town residents pay about $30 yearly. exact increase remains to be set after rate computations and future meetings.
The Rensselaer County Chapter of the Association for Retarded Children asks Troy City Hall to extend occupancy of the Frear Park Arcadia Building to July 1966. The group warns eviction would disrupt a nursery class and social programs serving about 23 residents and relies on public funds and donations.
Paul A. Holz lifelong Waterford resident and noted local musician died Wednesday night at VA Hospital Albany. He played with Doring's Band and Empire Sinfonetta, led at Bishop Gibbons High School in 1963 64, and belonged to several musicians associations. Funeral from Toohey Funeral Home tomorrow at 9 AM then Solemn Requiem Mass at St Bernard's Church Troy burial at St Peter's Cemetery.
Altrusa Club of Troy meets for a dinner at Callahan's Restaurant where James Bracken and Joseph Levy brief members before a Colonie Fibre Co plant tour. Lucy Kalski chairs the program. Dorothy Murphy to lead next month’s rummage sale. Nina Corina and Millie Davis accepted recognition for service at a tuberculosis association dinner.
Six appeared in Troy Police Court before Justice Daly. Five pleaded guilty and were fined for traffic violations. Lee H. Bulson denied passing a red light. case adjourned. Guilty pleas: Paul Benedetto speeding $15, John Palka stopping at a stop sign $5, Charles Colehamer stopping at a stop sign $5, Charles Morine speeding $25, Joseph McAllister no inspection sticker $5.
Haskell School PTA installed new officers led by president Mrs. Robert Hardy. New committees were named for council dinners and a fifth grade picnic. A Helen C. Tatum Memorial Award was created for Lans ingburg High School graduates from Haskell alumni.
Shushan Mrs. Edgar Watkins and daughter Jane spent the weekend in Fayetteville with Mr. and Mrs. Robert EvIn. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pollock of Rock Hall were Sunday visitors at Mrs. Stella Hill's home. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rissmeyer and daughter Linda of Farmingdale L I were here for the weekend. Harwood Hill and daughter Marguerite returned to Albany after a visit.
Mrs. R Roberson and Mrs Stella note winter time away. Mr and Mrs John Bandel return from Florida. Mr and Mrs John Warren and family of Providence Rhode Island visit Rev Oliver Warren and wife. Mr and Mrs Evans Case of Monroe Bridge Massachusetts were Saturday guests of Mrs John Nelson.
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