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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1967

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Many Draw Fines For Violations

Five people were fined 20 dollars each for driving 70 mph or more by Justice of the Peace Victor Sluzas in Hoosick. Eleven received 13 dollar fines for speeds 50 to 60 mph. Other fines included 15 dollars for muffler and unregistered vehicle violations, 12 dollars for speeding, and 10 dollars for various offenses. Multiple drivers from New York, Connecticut, Vermont, and Massachusetts were named among the offenders.

Justice of the Peace Victor Sluzas Hoosick Ruby C. Ashley Pittsfield Mass William J. Gimps Bristol Carol L. Brightly Elizabethville Frederick A. Bradley Dalton Thomas J. Finnegan Flushing L.I John Puglisi Floral Park Roland Olsewski Massapequa Walter Klamt Chester Albert S. Craven Attleboro Lucien A. Castonguay Lake Mohegan Larry J. Aldridge Longmeadow Lloyd van Fleet Chatham Richard C. Boyce Alminville Marian R. Pealtz Queens Village Jean A. Dane Shaftsbury Albert B. Christiano Scarsdale Martin G Petersen Butler, NJ

Several Drivers Pay Fines In Police Court

John VanDerKar 21 of Hoosick Falls was fined 5 for inadequate steering and muffler issues. Lucien Conti 25 of Pittsfield Mass and Eric Creel of Norwood N J were each fined 10 for speeding and failure to keep right. Thomas S McDonald 20 of Bennington forfeited 10d bail for open container charge. Eagle Bridge Methodist Church Education Commission to meet at 7 p.m. today followed by Official Board at 8 p.m.

George T. Bilodeau New Canaan Conn Adrien Goudreau Tarrytown Frank A. Webber Greenwich Edwin Miller Commack Olive F. Morin North Adams Mass Martin E. Nettletown Harwinton Edwin P. Hatch Timonium Herbert Humphries Winsted Charles F. Wastley Stratford Grover C. Sprich Pompton Lakes N.J Charles H. Shuttles Brentwood John E. McDermott Bennington Peter Perras Bronx John VanDerKar Hoosick Falls Hoosick Falls Village Robert K. Shi Land Lucien Conti Pittsfield Eric Creel Norwood Thomas S. McDonald Commission On Education Eagle Bridge

Funeral for Mrs. Anna B. Savage at Hoosick Falls

The funeral for 72 year old Mrs. Anna B. Savage of Hoosick Falls was held Friday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev. Alfred Ellis celebrated a Requiem High Mass and conducted the committal at St Mary’s Cemetery with bearers who were her nephews Walter Blinstrub, Joseph Blinstrub, Robert Blinstrub, Albert Waytkus, Joseph Waytkus, and Anthony Waytkus.

Anna B. Savage Hoosick Falls Church of the Immaculate Conception Alfred Ellis 0.S.A St. Mary’s Cemetery Walter Joseph Robert Blin Strub Albert Anthony Waytkus

Village Officials and Firemen Confer on Fire Hazards

Howard V. Wright, chairman, led a village board fire department meeting at the fire station to discuss fire hazards in old business and residential buildings. Wright said trustees are pursuing legal and tax steps, and a state inspection found operations generally acceptable. Chief Walter B. Hoffman presided as business session followed by a bowling team vote and a welcome of new member Robert Starr. Vacancies exist due to retirements. new applicants may leave names at the firehouse or with officers. The Albany County March of Dimes Chapter meeting is set for Oct. 11 at Huyck Memorial Auditorium with talks by Dr. William Petersen and Christopher Rooke.

Howard V. Wright Fire Department Wright Walter B. Hoffman James A. Cutler Schaghticoke Robert Starr Henry Lemon Thomas J. McEnaney William Petersen Marchal Dimes Christopher Rooke Charles' Pfizer Co

Elks Deputy Plans Visit to Hoosick Falls Lodge

Leo W. Roohan of Saratoga Springs district deputy for the Elks will visit Hoosick Falls Lodge on Tuesday Oct 24. He will be joined by John F. Kenny of Greenwich district vice president. Plans emerged from the Hoosick Falls meeting as officers discussed regional visits and events.

Leo W. Roohan Saratoga Springs Thhe Elks Hoosick Falls Lodge John F. Kenny Greenwich T. Fred Casey John L. Delarey J. Joseph Hayden Walter T. Beckstein Franklin C. Tate Arnold Kuebler Casey Hayden National Foundation Fund Delarey Charles L. Frazier Knight Paul LaPorte

Central School Closed Today for Teacher Conference

Hoosick Falls Central School will be closed today while students have the day off. Teachers will attend a conference at Brittonkill School with educators from Brittonkill Berlin Hoosick Valley and Wynantskill. Morning and afternoon lectures on Educational Motivation and conferences on motivation devices will run. Lunch at 1 45 p.m. Friday Sept 29 the Eastern Zone Teachers convention in Albany will close the Central School again.

Hoosick Falls Central School Brittonkill Berlin Hoosick Valley Wynantskill Albany

Pope forms three man papal court to slim household

Pope Paul VI created a three cardinals commission to cut the papal household, abolish the food taster role, limit the Noble Guard, and shrink the Swiss Guard. The move follows his December 1963 warning that the papal household is an anachronism. The appointees are Cardinal Heard, Cardinal de Furstemberg, and Cardinal Formini. The reform aims to modernize the Curia and reduce ceremonial guards at St. Peter's Basilica.

Vatican City Paul VI Pope Paul Italy William Theodore Cardinal Heard Scotland Maximilian Cardinal de Furst St. Peter's Basilica Jane Apostolic Palace Vatican

New Lebanon Pupil Load Hits New High

Enrollment at New Lebanon Central School rose to 963 pupils last week, up from 886 after the first full week last year and 853 the prior year. Grades K-6 gained 32 pupils and grades 7-12 rose from 380 to 425. the district leased temporary outside quarters at the New Lebanon Fire Station and the Roger Wemple building on Tilden Road.

New Lebanon Central School Board of Education New Lebanon Fire Station Roger Wemple Tilden Road

Cybernetics Institute Offers IBM Training in Albany

The Cybernetics Institute Inc proclaims it is the first Tri-City area Data Processing school approved by the New York State Education Department as a Specialized Business Machines school. It markets a complete IBM 1401 and IBM 360 programming course and administers the IBM Programmers Aptitude Test under IBM standards. Enrollees after August 1, 1967 will receive hands on IBM 360 training on campus. Eligibility targets ages 17 to 45 with a high school diploma or GED. Free brochure and sample aptitude test available by writing to 1843 Central Avenue Albany NY 12205 or calling with name address and telephone.

Tri-City New York State Department of Education IBM Cybernetics Institute Cybernetics Institute, Inc Central Avenue Dept Albany New York

Minding Your Business on College Accessibility

Cyrus Barrett Jr advises on finding accessible colleges for disabled students, noting rising efforts to remove architectural barriers. The National Easter Seal Society coordinates a program for accessible campuses, with 20 colleges already fully accessible and a free directory available from its Chicago address.

Your Business By Cyrus Barrett Jr Irene National Easter Seal Society Ogden Avenue Chicago Illinois

Crossword Puzzle Answer list for Saturday’s grid

Puzzle solution clues include across entries like English baby carriages and Teutonic deity. Down clues cover terms such as preacher's vests, rail road abb r, and remained. The jumble reflects a newspaper puzzle with multiple wordplay items and partial spellings.

Nahoor Shea Prieat

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