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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1967
Page
3
Director Marin Cedilly Granados reported that in twenty months at Mexico City's Lecumberri Prison authorities seized 17 815 marijuana cigarettes 43 packets of may 1 704 vials of cocaine 299 vials of morphine 19 hypodermic syringes and 12 firearms from prisoners in a broad seizure.
Elizabeth Liz Schoeneck daughter of New York State Republican chairman returned home after an 18 day disappearance from Syracuse she had been staying with an unidentified couple in Yellow Springs Ohio near Antioch College police and family offered no further details about where she had been and how she was found.
An elderly couple fled as a chimney fire destroyed a two family house on Miller town Buskirk Road near Johnsonville. Firefighters from Johnsonville and six surrounding companies battled gusty winds, but the structure was fully involved with no estimate of loss available.
A preliminary conference on Jerald Greenberg of Falls Hardware Co plans 70 building lots on 23 acres northwest of Hoosick Falls. The village would need annexation for sewer and water extensions, with Albany and Saratoga Streets as access roads. The Village Board and Planning Board approved the plan but tax differences and annexation remain unsettled. A second conference is planned after Thanksgiving.
Gene Tinker a skin diver will speak at the Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club weekly luncheon at noon in Baptist Memorial Hall. He will show slides and discuss his combined sport and profession. Harry Cumpston serves as program chairman.
St Marys Academy basketball begins season tonight against Hoosac Valley Central School at Schaghticoke. Police Justice Robert K. Shiland, longtime coach, fields a varsity nine led by Charles Carelli Gary Crucetti Edward Foster and Gary Keegan.
Street department logs salting twice and patching bags, with 600 feet of sewers cleaned and two wells filled in water works project. Jayvee coach Leo Bartoski leads 13 players for SMA schedule including Keveny Cohoes game and a string of home and away fixtures through February 1968.
Funeral services for Mrs Ernest Belleau 56 sister of Mrs Richard Sweet of Pownal Wisconsin were conducted yesterday at Simpsons Funeral Home North Adams with Rev Frank W Grippen officiating Burial was in Eastlawn Cemetery Williams Town Massachusetts She died Friday night at North Adams Hospital after being struck by a car while walking on West Main Street She was born in Williamstown and worked at the Williams Inn Survivors include her husband two sons James and Robert Fowler of Belchertown Mass two other sons Roger and Ralph Belleau of North Adams two daughters Norma Fowler and Mrs Holly Robbins of North Adams three brothers Charles Willard and Thomas Bussall of Pittsfield two sisters Mrs Leo Nelson of Marblehead Mass and Mrs Charles Jeffers of Alameda California and a grandson.
Reservations close Friday for a covered dish supper hosted by Court St Mary Catholic Daughters of America on Tuesday November 28 at 6 30 p m in the parish hall. Cochairs Mrs James Martelle and Mrs Loren McCabe lead, with a social hour and card playing. The Christmas party is set for Tuesday December 12 at Ranaldo's Hoosick Falls at 1 p m, cocktails before dinner, with grab bag exchange.
Francis H. McKnight of Coner Brunswick district deputy will visit Van Rensselaer Lodge F AM tonight at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple Hoosick Falls for an official inspection and ceremonies.
The Silver Cross Circle of The King's Daughters will meet today at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ralph 8 Bullock at 93 Classic St. in a local church circle gathering.
Miss Toni Farrara of Mount St. Vincent Riverdale and Miss Linda Eddy of State University College at Plattsburgh are among students home from college. Edward Meigh of St Michael's Win ooski Park Alan Brown Albany Chris Kyer Syracuse Douglas Gifford Steven Gifford Morrisville Karl Rogge Hamilton Clinton and Miss Donna Sprague Career College are mentioned. Miss Margaret Farrara visited sister Toni a Mount St. Vincent student. Charles H. McNally and Mrs Edward Peters returned from Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge.
A Soviet IL62 jet flew to the United States for talks on a regular New York Moscow air route. Dmitry Petrov led the mission, with plans to hold technical discussions in Washington and return to Moscow by week’s end. The service would start with a winter schedule of weekly flights, rising to twice weekly in summer.
The Troy Knights of Columbus and the Rensselaer County American Red Cross sponsor a Blood mobile visit tomorrow from 11 to 4 at the council headquarters 55 3rd St. Only 49 donors have signed up yet with a goal of 100 pints. Donors may call or walk in. holidays raise hospital demand.
A Hampton Manor couple suffered injuries in a two car collision on the west end ramp of the Third Avenue Bridge in Rensselaer. Ronald Gallance, 16, was driving eastbound when his car swerved left and struck August J. Gosh, 48, and his wife Betty, 48, who were taken to Albany Medical Center Hospital. Gallance received a traffic summons and paid a $10 fine in Police Court. Both cars were damaged. Gosh and his wife were treated and released.
The New World Theater will stage Brendan Behan's The Hostage in Siena College's Little Theater in the West on Nov 27 28 30 and Dec 1 2. John Ruta plays Monsewer, a bag pipe player. The show first premiered in 1966 at the Schenectady Jewish Community Center. The group seeks to borrow a set of bagpipes for the performances.
The Hoosick Falls Central School booster drive for the football team left a balance of $52.30 after buying jackets. General chairman William J. Murphy turned the funds over to Philip Leonard, chairman of the Weir Reynolds Community Swimming Pool Fund, to support the pool project.
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