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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1971
Page
3
Mrs. Osborne Gaines will teach tin can craft at the Town of Hoosick Home Bureau meeting on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at her East Hoosick home. Officers reelected include Mrs. Bromirski as chairwoman, Mrs. Lohnes as vice chair, Mrs. Hanselman as secretary, and Mrs. Wysocki as treasurer.
Niagara Mohawk crews responded Sunday night to restore power after a tree limb fell onto a wire near the North residence on Wilder Avenue. Service was interrupted for nearly three hours from about 9 30 p.m. to shortly after midnight affecting Ball Street Abbott Street and Upper Wilder Avenue.
The New York State Bingo Commission approved a license for the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Hoosick Falls. Weekly games begin today at 8 p.m. in the parish hall with a dry run by inspectors for committee members Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. The church calendar lists rules, regulations, and prizes. Mrs. James F. Sennett chairs the refreshment committee with St. Mary's Auxiliary and Blessed Mary Sodality among the members.
Members of the Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks sign up for a 45 tournament beginning Thursday night at the club. The event runs five weeks with dinner served at the close.
Ten people were killed when a crowded bus collided with a timber truck on the Friendship Highway near Khon Kaen. Police said the rear end collision occurred Sunday, killing all aboard the bus and injuring several others.
Nineteen people drowned when a barge carrying a wedding party capsized on the Vis tula River 60 miles upstream from Warsaw. Forty others were rescued, according to Polish press agency reports.
The Rensselaer County Academy of Medicine holds its first general meeting of the season at 8:30 p.m. today in Seton Hall Auditorium St Marys Hospital Dr Martin Entin McGill University Montreal will speak on Advances in Plastic Surgery The talk continues postgraduate medical education and invites all physicians and paramedical personnel.
Harold J. Hughes Jr. Republican candidate for supreme court justice Third Judicial District honored at a luncheon by GOP attorneys in Troy at King's Inn. Attendees included Paul Morgan and Richard Wallace. Hughes, 41, Albany lawyer, Army JAG veteran, former assistant attorney general, and former town official from Guilderland.
Jerry Stahl 23 of Big Flats was killed when his car skidded into an oncoming vehicle in this Elmira suburb Sunday night.
A wife writes after 11 months of marriage about believed infidelity. She works nights while her husband works days and fears another woman. The columnist cautions against accusations and suggests calmly asking the husband what is wrong instead of spying.
Dear Troubled guides you to recognize your friend seeks love and turns to one night stands with older men. Her behavior shocks you and many boys warn you away. A tactful suggestion to seek a psychiatrist may help her find healthier support.
A man asks how to change the first name on his marriage license. The advice: obtain a court order to confirm the name he has used, then present the order and license to the marriage license bureau for a small fee to record the new name.
WESTVILLE, N J AP The Caesar Campana restaurant runs on trust with no pricing tab kept by staff The cash register keeps track only by the customer word Campana says few leave without paying and many return to settle forgotten items The system relies on honesty and mutual respect to guide meals and drinks.
Detroit AP sources report a letter from S. Sgt. John Sexton Jr. written a week after his Aug 12 1969 capture in Vietnam was withheld two years before delivery to his Warren Michigan family. His father said the Army released the letter a week before Sexton’s Friday release by the Viet Cong. Rep Nedzi called for explanations over possible withholding of letters confirming soldiers are alive.
In Brighton England the Rev John Lloyd James of the Church of the Good Shepherd invited parishioners to dedicate a new parish hall toilet and washbasins to dead relatives or friends. He called memorial plaques and stained glass windows out of date.
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks was organized in 1868 in the American fraternal movement. The article notes its founding and early development within community service and social clubs.
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