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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1971
Page
18
Prof Sherman D Spector of Russell Sage College spoke at the Cohoes Rotary Club about a student tour of the Soviet Union this summer. Sage students Glenda Bartholomew and Maureen Smith joined, sharing impressions and color slides. President Alex Sheremeta presided at the luncheon.
The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Kane of 18 Devlin Street Cohoes was held Thursday from the Ford and from St Marys Arch Waterford where the Christian Death and Burial was celebrated by Rev Ralph V Shuler OS A Bearers were John T Browne Richard D Cornetti Julius P Eilemann John A Ashe and Mario Ascenzi Interment followed at St Marys Cemetery Waterford with Father Shuler officiating
Bernard Davenport announces an adult recreation class for men 25 and over in Heatly School gym on Thursdays from 7 to 9 pm for 20 weeks. Rodney Hermance will teach callisthenics swimming and volleyball. Fee is 10 dollars payable at registration with preference to Green Island residents. Girl Scouts Troop 485 held their first meeting at Mrs Thomas Ber.
Poestenkill Council meets Monday at 8 pm at the church. Schools in Sand Lake Poestenkill District No 1 close Monday for Columbus Day. A roast beef supper funds the Poestenkill Fire Co building fund on Saturday Oct 16 at 5 pm. District 1 and 3 election inspectors meet Tuesday at 7 45 pm to learn new voting machine procedures. Eric Komdat III wins cross country invitational in Schenectady. A first 4 H meeting forms officers Laurie Taylor and others. Bake sale Saturday at Rubie’s Store funds hymnals for Sunday School. Ridge Riders class enrolls 39. second class today 7 30 to 8 30 pm. Club meeting Monday 8 pm with guest Al Grey on snowmobile rules. Church schedules listed for several congregations. Prozzo call election discussed after 11 am service. Patricia Lamb receives honors at College of New Rochelle. Hunting warning issued by Green Island Police Chief Feeley against hunting on village islands. violators will be prosecuted.
Green Island police investigate a nocturnal hit-and-run that left a parked car severely damaged on the left side. Owner William M. Brennan of 3 Center Ct. Green Island reported the strike and authorities are pursuing leads.
In Saigon the U S Command reports twenty one Americans killed in combat in Vietnam last week, eight fewer than the prior week. Wounded numbers rose to 117, up 70 from two weeks ago, while South Vietnamese and enemy casualties also increased.
Andrew Johnson had no formal schooling yet became Tennessee governor, U.S. senator, vice president and ascended to the presidency after Lincoln's death, illustrating a remarkable rise from limited schooling to national leadership.
House Internal Security Committee leader Richard Ichord proposes a constitutional oath bill to repeal the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act and create a Federal Employe Security and Appeals Commission. The plan would screen federal applicants for loyalty and security, questioning group ties and oath readiness. Preyer defends due process and targets conspirators, not dissenters.
William L. Dedrick has been selected as campaign manager for Democrat George B. Ceresia Jr. for North Greenbush town justice. Dedrick, a MetLife representative and Wynantskill school tax collector, has held leadership roles in local scouting and youth groups and served in the Army National Guard. He and his wife Carol Martin live with their two children at 17 Rhodes Avenue Wynantskill.
Virginia motorists may see spots as the Highway Safety Division distributes one million refectorized circles called hot dots to pedestrians for night visibility. The program targets walkers after data shows over half of 2,489 injuries and fatalities occurred at night, with drivers unaware in darkness.
Cohoes Gagnon’s showcases vinyl wall coverings representing 14 manufacturers with 4000 patterns for every room and taste at pleasing prices.
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