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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1967
Page
4
According to the Soviet Central Statistical Board, industrial production rose 10.5 percent in the first nine months of the year compared with 1986. The pace edged down slightly from 10.6 percent in the first six months, yet stayed above the year's modest target.
The General John Williams Chapter DAR will meet Saturday at the home of Mrs. Wesley Swinton with a covered dish luncheon. Salem area notices include rotation of editors under a Greek regime, a lecture by Miss Margaret McKay, rummage sale planning, United Nations Week at Corinth Rotarians, and a series of community service events.
Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien said public sentiment favors bulk mail rate increases only if second and third class mailers also bear higher costs. In Arlington, ex trooper John Patler was indicted on a murder charge in the slaying of George Lincoln Rockwell and is to be arraigned in Circuit Court.
Albany Albany governor Rockefeller announced the State Power Authority joined the New York Power Pool uniting upstate and downstate power producers in one organization. In Buffalo, the Chamber of Commerce opposed the proposed new state constitution, saying improvements do not offset its bad features, according to chamber president John M. Galvin.
Four Hudson Falls youths charged with falsely reporting an incident pleaded guilty before Justice Boy Stone and were released to their parents pending sentencing. The case arises from a 1:30 pm call claiming a bomb at Hudson Falls High School with evacuation and building checks by state police and local authorities.
Saratoga County Clean Air Committee members urged to attend the New York State Action for Clean Air meeting on November 8 at Hotel Utica in Utica. Contact the Saratoga County Health Association in the Arcade Building, Broadway, Saratoga Springs. Richard A. Prindle, M.D., will deliver the main address on Air Pollution and the Problem of Disease and Environment.
The funeral for 64 year old Mrs Mable Koehler, found dead last Friday at her Hoosick Falls trailer home, was held yesterday at the Leo J Mahar Funeral Home with Rev Joel B Miller officiating. Interment followed in St Marys Cemetery Hoosick Falls. Bearers were Edward Walyzer, James Mentiply, Thomas and George Mentiply, and Raymonds Gulfind and Warren Roberts.
Mrs. Martha Kilroe’s Saratoga Springs spa property at 717 North Broadway has been purchased by Ogden Phipps and his wife. The couple, noted thoroughbred owners including Buckpasser, paid about $60,000 and will reside there during the August racing season. Mrs. Phipps serves on the Saratoga Performing Arts Center board.
Defense Department reports Specialist 4 Richard D. Whalen of 27 Madison Street Saratoga Springs has been killed in Vietnam. The notification was released yesterday by the Army and confirms his death in service.
Public Safety Commissioner John T. Roohan told the Saratoga Springs Charter Revision Commission that a full time deputy mayor is needed to coordinate city affairs. He suggested salaries from 12000 to 18000 dollars and called for a central stockpile of equipment, a full time city attorney, and a professional planning consultant.
Mrs Willis Solberg Saratoga County 4 H agent will teach a lesson on making simple garments for three year terms The commissioner favored three year terms for leaders and junior leaders at 7 St Pauls Episcopal Guild will meet in the parish house Thursday at 8 p m extension headquarters 87 Church St Saratoga Springs Roohan defended the present two year terms
Norman L. Harvey of Clinton County Republican candidate for Supreme Court justice will keynote the fourth annual GOP rally and chicken barbecue in Ballston Malta and Milton at 3 p.m. Saturday at Round Lake Rod and Gun Club. Dancing follows the speaking program. The Court and its Impact on Modern Day Life is the subject. Harvey, a Plattsburgh attorney for 11 years, is president of the Clinton County Bar Association and former GOP chairman in Plattsburgh.
Charlton residents Mrs. Hugh E Thomson and Mrs Richard Lupi represent the Saratoga County Women’s Republican Club at the 15th annual GOP women’s conference in Boston now in session. Thomson is club president and Lupi, Charlton Women’s GOP Club president, serves as a county director. Delegates from the Northeast attend a conference aimed at encouraging GOP women to seek public office and engage in party affairs.
Saratoga Springs public schools will be closed tomorrow by order of the commissioner of education. Teachers will complete forms to collect status data on public education and educators. Supt. Bradley A. Bishop will meet with teachers to study curricular problems.
The 1967 Saratoga Springs Adult School will start a sociology course titled The Family at 7:30 p.m. at the senior high school, meeting ten Wednesdays. Instructor is Rosamond Webster of Skidmore College. Also offered are Beginning German with Donald Japczynski, Elementary Hebrew with Shirley Steinberg, and Spanish Conversation taught by Odilie Tarrant, all starting today at 7:30 p.m.
Richard Kirschner submitted his resignation as general manager of the Saratoga Performing Arts Center effective November 30, per Gene Ross, SPAC board president.
Dr. David W. Marcell, director of American studies at Skidmore College, will speak at the first national meeting of the association in Kansas City October 26 to 28. He will present a paper on courses and programs in American studies and participate in a panel on American studies in the United States.
Leonard Foster of Williams Street is spending several months in Miami Florida. Sgt Bruce Manell and Mrs Manell have returned to their Hudson Falls home after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Manell of Skeena Street. Anthony Rosselli has returned home after several weeks visiting relatives in Italy.
Eleanor G. Boyle, 42, of 75 Fifth Ave., Saratoga Springs, was charged by Saratoga Springs police with driving the wrong way on a one way street after her car collided with two other vehicles on Hamilton Street near West Circular Street Saturday afternoon. The Boyle car struck Kenneth Murdie of Stillwater and then hit a parked car owned by Joseph Williford of Oak Ridge, Tenn. Patrolman Eugene Cole investigated.
Skidmore College art professor Richard Upton will present a one man prints show at Stillman College in Tuscaloosa Alabama from October 29 through November 27. The exhibition follows prior showings at Krannert Gallery Purdue University and anticipates a January 1930 display at the University of Idaho Gallery in Moscow. Upton joined Skidmore in 1966 and specializes in print making with past solo shows at Indiana Southwestern Denison Lawrence Universities and University of Alabama.
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