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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1958
Page
4
Court adjourned in the burglary case against Martin Grogan and a 15 year old com- plice charged with breaking a window at Fane's Liquor Store and stealing liquor at 630 5th Ave. The juvenile’s case has been turned over to higher authorities.
A brief Reader's Digest feature from October offers tips from top advisers to relieve work stress. It suggests practical steps to reduce worry, maintain control, and sustain success, with guidance from experts at the Miago Clinic and other sources.
Youth officers from both Junior and Senior High divisions of the West Sand Lake Methodist Church were installed during Evening Vespers. Officers included Nev Roy B Sever ance Naglon Robert Strong chair of Education, with an informal reception and brief talks about summer camp and retreats. Parents of Official Board members attended as guests.
A long article describes the Berkshire Spur opening with troopers patrolling the route from Selkirk to the Canaan interchange and the use of safety bells in patrol cars. It covers spur construction, potential hospital routing, and staffing at Albany Kingston and Fultonville barracks. It also notes a Cambridge Central School addition toured by the Parent Teacher Association and upcoming meetings in October.
At First Presbyterian Church of Lansingberg Hall Cub Pack 11 awarded members and mothers. Awards included Silver Arrows, Bear, Wolf, Lion badges and Webelos patches. Den chief duties and den mother pin ceremonies followed, with plans for a pack committee meeting tomorrow.
New York voters will decide on housing bonds and constitutional amendments on November 4. Proposals include a 200 million dollar general obligation bond to fund slum clearance and housing for residents, a 100 million dollar bond for middle income and public housing, and a constitutional amendment to expand home rule for counties and raise rent subsidies limits. The measures aim to unlock urban renewal projects and support municipal housing authorities with favorable financing, though GOP opposition has resisted public housing expansions.
The YWCA hosts an open house this afternoon for seventh and eighth grade girls from Troy and nearby areas. Building tours run from 3 45 to 4 30 p m with dancing and refreshments. About 250 girls expected. two Y Teen clubs to be formed. hostesses will be Junior Miss Y Teen and Teenage Advisory Committee members. signups for fall activities.
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