Watervliet News Branch Office Listing
Branch office at 1723 Broadway in Watervliet listed with phone AR 3 1000. Local notices indicate service available from this location.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1967
Page
12
Branch office at 1723 Broadway in Watervliet listed with phone AR 3 1000. Local notices indicate service available from this location.
General Manager Raymond C. Selke urged residents to stop placing pressurized containers with burnable refuse after several close calls at the sewage disposal plant. He noted containers holding household cleaners paint pesticides whipped cream and shaving cream have exploded in fires, narrowly missing city workers. He asked citizens to place such containers with non burnable refuse.
Gary Lezotte, 30, of 225 Us. Ave, charged with assault, had case adjourned to 7 30 p m Tuesday Dec 5 by City Judge William F McDermott. He allegedly assaulted Gerald Russell, 34, of 317 1st Ave, at a Port Schuyler service station. Cash bail of 25 dollars was continued. Russell appeared with attorney Robert E Gray.
Watervliet churches list morning worship, church school, and youth activities. First Presbyterian Rev Benjamin H Ashton leads 9:45 education and 11 worship with nursery. North Church and North Reformed minister Rev Ronald C Slockhoff host youth events. United Methodist Rev Richard L Sears leads 9:45 Christian Education and 11 worship with guest Rev Vogell. First Wesleyan Methodist and Jermain Memorial Trayerian offer service times and youth programs.
Watervliet churches list mass times: St Patrick’s with Msgr. O’Malley at 6:45, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. plus soon. St Nicholas with Rev. Vosiloin at 8, 9:45 and 11:30 a.m.. St Brigid’s with Rev. Janis at 6:45, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m. and 12:15 p.m.. Immaculate Conception with Rev. Watroba, low mass 9 a.m. and high mass 11 a.m.. Sacred Heart of Mary with Rev. Curley at 8, 10, 11 a.m., and noon. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel with Rev. D Alessandro at 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m.. Trinity Episcopal with Rev. Wolff at Holy Eucharist and 10 a.m.
Watervliet firemen were summoned twice Thursday by false alarms. The first call came from Box 416 at School 9 at 2 pm. Later, at 10:15 pm, all equipment were dispatched to an alarm from Box 6 at 6th Avenue and 3rd Street.
The Watervliet SR Club will tour the Behr Manning Co at 7 p.m. Monday. Members should contact William Kowansh for details. They will meet at St Basil's Russian Orthodox Church Wall and depart at 6 45 p.m.
Police report states Anthony DelSignore of 1510 Sth Ave. lost control on a wet 23rd Street lane, swerved to avoid another car, and struck a fire hydrant at 2ard Street and Tenth Avenue. Patrolmen Albert Reed and Ned McLaughlin investigated.
Cub Scout Pack 62 sponsored by St Brigid's Church will meet in the school hall at 4 p.m. tomorrow. Cubmaster Frank Valente welcomed show members Steven Baldwin Lance Becker Benjamin Caruso Paul Christensen Joseph Cook Bradley Culkin John Dougherty Paul Fahr Thomas Gronau John Kueskar David O'Connel Jeff Reilly Steven Ridings Lawrence Tully and Bernard Valente.
Pittsburgh report notes Donald C. Rarick bids to unseat USW President J. W. Abel amid claims Abel failed to aid rank and file and should resign. Rarick cites past bid and vows renewed challenge.
Green Island church services list schedules for three congregations. Hudson Avenue Methodist led by Rev James A Green holds church school at 10 a.m and morning worship at 11 15 a.m. St Mark's Episcopal with Rev Anthony Morris offers Holy Eucharist at 9 30 a.m. St Joseph's under Rev Joseph J Hennessy conducts Masses at 7 9 10 30 a.m. and noon.
The Hudson Avenue Methodist Church invites families to Advent wreath making during tomorrow evening’s worship at 4 30 pm. A meal will follow the activity as part of seasonal family worship.
Local 590 emergency session denounces the 1968 across the board $300 raise as totally unrealistic and votes to convene a special meeting Monday at 7 p.m. at the firehouse. The union seeks $1,000 across the board plus a $6,000 minimum salary, a 3% pension, and fully paid hospital benefits. It cites Albany County and state workers on pension gains and asks citizens to lobby the mayor and council. The UFA, bargaining for all Watervliet firemen under the Taylor Law, says the city also offered a $100 clothing allowance and promises further talks. Mon night meeting aims to inform members and plan next steps.
John McCreary was reelected president of the Troy Cemetery Association Oak Wood at the 115th annual lot owners meeting. Officers Parker H. Rousseau Bruce W. Hislop Fred W. Clements Derrick A. Filley Elbert A. Hoffman were reelected. Four trustees Clements Milhouse Plumb Darling also retained. The board added Raymond P. Neitzel Charles W. Dauchy Alfred W. Gale Charles C. Freihofer. The meeting at the cemetery office noted three new sections to be completed in spring. Cremations reached 572 this year with 12 309 in 77 years. Mars Memorial Chapel and Crematory will add two retorts. A ramp and rails were installed at the crematory entrance. Hoffman reported half a mile of new payment and road work, with Oak Wood Avenue entrance deemed safest in winter. chains required at 114th and 1st Street entrances.
John Pryse Lloyd, former director of the Troy Conservatory of Music and noted tenor soloist, died in New York City after a long illness. Born in Wales, he served as a WWI pilot and POW, studied at the Royal College of Music, taught in Schenectady and Troy, and sang at multiple churches. Surviving his wife Nora Holder Lloyd and a large family. Funeral today at Frank E Campbell Funeral Home in New York City.
The Justice Department accuses the National Funeral Directors Association and unnamed conspirators of coercing funeral directors to refrain from advertising funeral prices since 1942. The suit, filed in Milwaukee, seeks to end price advertising restraints and bar affiliated groups that restrict such ads. It says about 34,000 of about 25,000 funeral directors align with the association and handle over 175 percent of funerals.
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