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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1971
Page
19
Valdimir Spider Sabich, 26 year old World Pro Ski Champion and U S Team veteran, will be at Boeckler's Ski Shop in Latham all day Friday to answer questions on skiing. He began as an amateur, ranked fifth in World Cup Slalom and ninth in Giant Slalom before turning professional last January.
The Capital Cities Baptist Bible Institute Evening Division will open Oct 11 at Latham Bible Baptist Church on Watervliet Shaker Road. Rev Thurlow Switzer leads as president with a director board including Robert Falanga Walter Gibbon and Maj Charles Williams. Registrar contact 495 Watervliet Shaker Rd Latham or call 785 5916 783 5054.
Latham BPW Club hosts its fifth annual antique show and sale at Shaker Junior High School on Saturday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday noon to 7 p.m. Howard Tooley of Delanson leads the effort with over 45 dealers and several features to aid the club’s scholarship fund. Cochairs are Mrs. Doris Christman and Mrs. Betty Bachinsky.
The Grand Boulevard Fire Co. of Niskayuna will launch a door to door fund drive this Saturday and run through October 9. Firefighters will leave self addressed envelopes for donations if residents are away. Funds support uniform upkeep insurance memberships and meeting space. The company also sponsors Little League teams Boy Scout troops and schol arship funds and fire prevention programs.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Colonie Lodge of Elks sponsors a rummage sale at 375 River St Troy today and Saturday. Hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. today and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Cochairmen are Mrs Paul Symansky and Mrs Kenneth Dodge.
Supervisor Edwin D. Reilly Jr. filed a tentative 1972 budget totaling 1,303,170 for general and highway funds. It sets general tax 16.06 per 1,000 and highway tax 5.65 per 1,000, down 33 cents, with possible changes from police and highway contracts, fees and the Mohawk Mall assessment. The board must approve a 59,000 borrowing plan for highway and landfill gear, and 10,000 for dog control. Police budget up about 25,000 includes three patrol cars and one more car, plus a civilian secretary and a crossing guard at Birchwood Elementary. Pay hikes hinge on federal wage-price rules effective Jan 1.
Colonie Police probe an alleged hit and run property damage auto accident. A 1969 three quarter ton pickup owned by James N Beardsley of Albany was stolen from 12 B Miracle Lane. At 6 04 a m Thursday G L Shuttleworth reported his 1960 sedan struck and moved 42 feet. the fleeing driver parked the stolen truck about 40 feet away. Investigator Ptl Leonard F Cyr Jr. led the case.
The Record will publish a three school series featuring Shaker Senior High Colonie Central High and Niskayuna High School. The articles cover organizations and individuals doing outstanding work in the schools in upcoming weeks.
Two Latham Fire Department engines will serve at the funeral of former Chief Warren J. Hopson Engine 416 acts as hearse and Engine 418 carries floral tributes Firefighters in full dress will accompany officers and men as an honor guard at 9 a.m.
Alfred J. Menard of 2174 5th Ave Troy reports his car in Otto's parking lot at the Latham Traffic Circle had a right front door window smashed to gain entry. A stereo tape player eight tapes a woman's purse wallet money order and personal papers and another driver's license and credit cards were taken. Patrolman Bruce R Harper led the investigation.
Wendell Cavanaugh reports to Colonie police the theft of a gas fired hot water furnace kept outside his garage at a new home build. Loss set at 487 dollars. Investigation continues.
Lizards in the southwest vary from 2 inches to 2 feet in length. Some have legs, others are legless. If a tail is lost a new one grows forked, and a lizard can end up with three tails at once.
World money managers in Washington discuss Special Drawing Rights and possible dollar devaluation. Direct impact on Americans is limited, but long term effects could improve jobs and lower imported goods costs through a more stable international trade, while vacation costs may rise slightly due to a weaker dollar.
Cleveland Mayor Carl B. Stokes unveils a national black political blueprint for 1972, emphasizing coalition politics and black business unity at the Black Expo in Chicago. He declares he will not seek a third Cleveland term and is not pursuing the presidency or vice presidency.
Buskirk and Mrs George Ziehm attended the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts last week backed by the Farm Bureau. Miss Elinor Ziehm of Albany visits her parents. Timothy Joseph McInerney returns home from St Peters Hospital. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Tate move back to Sanford Florida after staying with Miss Dorothy Tate in Johnsonville. A fire company auxiliary card party is planned for 8 p m Saturday at the hall. A conference by Rev Jesse Jackson of Operation Breadbasket features a discussion on black political power and coalition politics as a path to national influence and major party reform.
The federal Labor Bureau was authorized by an act of Congress in 1884. This notice records the legislative grant enabling the bureau to operate under federal mandate and implement its early labor governance functions.
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