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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
2
Washington reports that modern soft detergents now use linear alkylate sulfonate instead of older alkyl benzene sulfonate to reduce foam in sewage plants.
The Taconic Kiwanis Club of Raymertown will run a chicken barbecue booth at the Schaghticoke Fair for three days September 4 to 6 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Proceeds fund community service efforts including a Babe Ruth League in Brunswick. Joseph E. Potts will oversee cooking and Paul Kiesger arrangements.
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NorthSouth vulnerable. North opens with one spade overcall? The diagram shows a Jacoby style bridge hand layout with four hands and a sequence: 1 o, Pass, 2NT, Pass, 3NT, Pass, Pass, Pass. Opening lead is the eight.
Edgar Kaplan and Norman Kay, famed bridge pair, showcase sharp defense in a three no trump contract. Norman overcalls with ten points, Edgar leads eight, and the hand unfolds with precise diamond play and a crucial club ace to establish winner.
Troy experienced hay fever conditions with a pollen count of 7. Albany posted 20, Glens Falls 5, Schenectady 9, and Saratoga Springs 3, while Corning led the state at 88.
SP4 William Welch, a former Schaghticoke resident and son of Mrs. Helen Welch and Frank Welch of Schenectady, has been chosen by Company B, 725 Maintenance Battalion at Schofield Barracks Hawaii to represent the unit in the Army Soldier of the Year competition. He will face the Division Board this month after a battalion board selection. Welch is a Hoosic Valley Central School and Hudson Valley Community College graduate and is a nephew of Mrs. William Hamilton of Schaghticoke.
In England the sport of handball is referred to as fives, a traditional term used in local play and clubs. The naming reflects a long-standing regional distinction within the game.
A Watervliet woman, Helen Bell aged 53 of 778 14th Street, was struck by a car at Hoosick and River Streets while crossing the intersection yesterday before 8 a.m. The vehicle, driven by Donald W. Pierre of 1014 2nd Avenue, was northbound on River Street and turning right. Bell was taken to Leonard Hospital for examination for possible hip injuries.
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