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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1971
Page
2
Joseph Smith Hoosick Falls chief custodian and Chief of Police Frank J. Demick warn against vandalism to fire alarm boxes. Fire Chief George E. Peer stresses delays in alarms from recent acts such as broken glass and gum plug jams, noting replacement costs and time wasted.
Joseph Hart fifteen of Bennington Vermont was moved from Putnam Memorial Hospital to Albany Medical Center for special surgery after a Sunday crash of a single engine plane in Manchester Vermont. He had been reported with facial and head lacerations and was in satisfactory condition. Plane operator Daniel Gompert twenty two of Buskirk remained in good condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital with two broken ankles facial cuts and internal injuries. Investigators found no evidence of mechanical failure and continue to work with Manchester Village and Town police to determine cause.
A new little league ball park at the village water works recreation grounds nears completion and will be ready for use next season. The progress was announced at the 17th annual Hoosick Town Little League awards banquet. Highlights included MVP and pitching awards for Giants players and a posthumous award honoring Rev. Edith Craig Reynolds.
Miss Cynthia Baker of Latham was treated at Medical Center Hospital in Burlington Vermont after a three vehicle collision in South Burlington Friday morning. Her car sideswiped an auto driven by Arthur Parks of Essex Junction and was sent into an empty Vermont school bus amid thick fog. The bus and Baker’s vehicle were towed. a parked sedan had minor damage. Baker was released after X rays and knee treatment.
Hoosick Falls village crews install a new fire alarm system causing horn and box outages today and Tuesday. Residents are advised to telephone the fire station if a fire is detected.
Mr and Mrs Everett James chair a Hoosick Grange card party at the grange hall in Hoosick tonight at 8 p m Proceeds support Grange activities and community programs.
Eleven passenger mini buses start two rural routes between Hoosick Falls and Troy under a six month trial funded by a federal grant for low income riders. Route 1 and Route 2 list stopping points from Hoosick Falls to Troy with schedules and reduced weekend service.
Two shelling attacks by Pakistani army troops killed two people and wounded nine in Tripura Aad. Agartala and Kamalapur areas reported casualties and about forty houses damaged as tensions rise along the East Pakistan border. U.S. proposes Egypt Israel talks via Sisco in New York to reopen the Suez Canal.
A guard captain Jason L Huckeby and six others face federal court charges for civil rights violations tied to the Sept 26 1969 riot at the Indiana Reformatory. Two inmates died from shotgun wounds and 45 were injured when staff opened fire. Federal indictments followed a state probe finding no fault with staff.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Seney Sr. of Baby Lane North Hoosick were guest of honor at a surprise celebration planned by six children for their 25th anniversary. About 25 relatives attended a buffet with anniversary cake at their home. Attendees came from Roy Pittstown Greenwich Schuylerville Hoosick Falls and North Hoosick. Mrs. Seney, formerly Nancy Close of Greenwich, and Mr. Seney were wed at St Joseph's Church Greenwich. Their children are Robert Linda Donald Jr Richard William and Bruce.
Various Troy area churches list weekly events. Christ Church programs include Board of Trustees dinner and meeting, choir rehearsals, and multiple midweek services. Other churches schedule senior citizen meetings, rummage sales, Halloween events, and anniversary committee activities throughout the week.
The annual termis celebration at First Reformed Church of Schenectady includes a house tour on Friday Nov 5 with tickets from the church or visited homes. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A salad lunch runs 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Booths operate 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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