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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1971

Page

3

Six Siena Faculty Honored With 25 Years Service Plaques

Siena College held an annual reception at which six faculty members received plaques marking a quarter century of service. Rev. Matthew T. Conlin presented awards to Rev. Walter F. Armijo, Frank F. Buff, Carl G. Donsbach, Charles R. Haynes, and Richard J. Sheehy.

Siena College Matthew T. Conlin O.F.M Walter F. Armijo Frank F. Buff Carl G. Donsbach Charles R. Haynes Richard J. Sheehy

Tell Me Why Tell Me Why A Do Animals Talk To Each Other

A brief on animal communication explains that animals lack human speech but convey messages via sounds smells and movements. It notes birds can imitate songs and that domestic animals beg while wild ones express feelings. A riddle feature and prize winner follow.

Helping Hilltoppers 4-H Club organized in Eagle Mills

A new 4-H club named the Helping Hilltoppers has been formed under Mrs. Robert Ducatte at 11 Muriel Drive. The group meets weekly after school at the leader’s home with officers Donna Capra president Cheryl Wagar vice president Merry Ducatte secretary Charlene Kane treasurer Molly Hartley and Pamela Holmes reporters Patricia Ducatte song leader.

Helping Hilltoppers Robert Ducatte Muriel Drive Donna Capra Cheryl Wagar Merry Ducatte Charlene Kane Molly Hartley Pamela Holmes Patricia Ducatte

Brittonhill PTA Holds Annual School Fair at Tamarac School

The Brittonhill PTA annual fair runs Saturday 11 am to 5 pm at Tamarac School featuring a food sale dime-a-dip white elephant books and crafts auction and a Tamarac vs Coxsackie football game. An arts and crafts exhibit by area residents is also planned.

Brittonhill Pta Tamarac Coxsackie Louis N. Guariniello Nicholas DeVos Clifton N.J John DeVos Riverhead L.I United Methodist Church Wesley House Donald A. Waterfield

Doubles Club To Hear Talk At First United Presby

The Doubles Club of the First United Presbyterian Church begins its 41st year with a dinner and program in Fellowship Hall. Thomas Glynn of Crozier Kearns and Philippi will discuss redevelopment of downtown Troy. Eugene L. Rogers, president, will lead a brief business meeting. Edwyn L. Shudt and Clarence G. Simmons Jr. co chair the dinner. James Carroll will lead songs.

First United Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall Fifth Avenue Thomas Glynn of Crozier

McCullough dies suddenly at 30 in Poughkeepsie

Gerhard McCullough 30 of Corliss Park dies suddenly Friday in Poughkeepsie. Born in Troy, he was a Troy High School alumnus and member of the First United Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his wife Susan Bronk and his mother Mrs. Louella M. McCullough, along with three sisters and three brothers. Funeral services were held at Barnard Funeral Home Pittsford with burial in Evergreen Cemetery.

Gerhard McCullough Corliss Park Poughkeepsie Troy Louella M. McCullough George McCullough Troy High School First United Presbyterian Church Susan Bronk Clara Fisher Lillian Keleher Davenport Rosemary Jury Fort Walton Beach Fla

Evolutionary ? A rattlesnake strikes at two minutes old

A historical note reports a rattlesnake mere minutes after hatching can coil and strike with precision. Observers cite early development and instinctive behavior suggesting rapid acquisition of hunting skills in newborn rattlesnakes.

Fuel stocks seen sufficient to limit coal dock strikes impact

An economist from the State Public Service Commission reports New York winter fuel supplies should remain adequate amid coal and dock strikes. Alvin Kaufman says most commercial coal users hold 90 day reserves and rail transport moves most coal. Oil supplies are insulated due to automated handling and union jurisdiction.

New York State Public Service Commission Alvin Kaufman The Commission Office of Economic Research Albany

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