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22 THE TIMES RECORD, TROY, N. TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1963 BRANCH OFHCE: 1753 BROADWAY Watervliet News RAM Chapter Schedule Announced The schedule ot activities for Hudson River Chapter, RAM, for (he winter and spring, has been announced by Glenn W. King, high priest. The year opened officially i installation ot officers Thursday. A general meeting at the Watervliet Masonic Tom- pis is planned Thursday, Jan.

17. Other events scheduled arc; Feb. 7, recess and Grand Chapter i Feb. 21, George Washington Birthday program with address by Luther N. Freeman, excellent companion; March 7, mark master degree by the high priest; March 21, past master's degree by the scribe; April 4, most excellent master's degree by the king; April 18, Royal Arch Mason's degree by Bloss Council, and May 2, Completion of Unfinished Ashlars.

The schedule will be concluded by a dinner meeting at p.m. May 16 at the Circle Inn, Latham, in honor of Most Excellent Companion Frederick C. Breilhaupt, grand lecturer, Royal Arch Stale of New York. All members have been invited to attend this event which will be followed by the Grand Lecturer Convention for District 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the Watervliet Masonic Temple.

PHONE AR 3-1000 Knights Meeting Set Tonight The Walcrvlicl Council, K. ot will meet today at 8 p.m. at the council home located at (lie corner of 2nd Avenue atitl 18th Street, with Alfred J. Hunter, grand knight, presiding. Alfred E.

Mahoncy, chairman, will report on the program for the sports night to be held on Saturday, Jan. 19, in the K. ot hall. A preliminary report on the Valentine's Day dance to be held Fob. 16 will be presented by John Poulin, chairman.

John J. Carroll will report on the jNcw Year's Eve party and James J. O'Harc will report on the Tri-Citics Band Stand record hops being helc on Sunday afternoons. Past Grand Knight Anthony J. Biehl will report on the tentative plans for the socials to be -held on Thursday nights com- jnencing in Ihe near future.

A social hour, under the di rcction of James J. Casolo lecturer, will foe held after the meeting. Arsenal City Hose Company Elects Staff S. Howard Decker was reelected president of the Arsenal 2ily Hose Co. at its annual elec- ion mooting held last night at rooms of the William 11 i Memorial Division, A.OII, 1021 9th Ave.

Other officers reelcolcd were Edward Graham, vice president; I. Leo O'Brien, financial secrc- ary; Leo Ruedc, corresponding secretary, and Daniel J. Mur- )hy, treasurer. Plans for dart and card eagues were also made during he social hour. Following the election, Mr, )ecker, Mr.

Murphy and Mr. Graham served a sauerkraut Wdlsh To Be Seated As President Of Railway Carmen Joseph Walsh wilt be in- slallcd 'as president of the Me- Altry Lodge, Brotherhood of Railway Carmen 1 of America, at the Thomas li. Flynn Post, American Legion, Watervliet, tomorrow at 8 p.m. ofliccrs to be scaled are Arthur Miller, vice-president; Frank Bagnardi, recording secretary; Alfred Ploulf, treasurer; John Deal, financial secretary, and Richard Williams, local chairman. T.

F. Shcchan of Kansas City. general vice president oi the international union, will be the 'installing officer, assisted by William Fairchild, general chairman. A buffet supper will be served after business sessiqn under the direction of Mr. Williams.

Extinguish Fire In Clothes Dryer Watervliet firemen were sum moncd at p.m. yesterday to i slight fire in a clothes dry cr at a laundromat at 5th Ave and 15th St. 2 responded to lh alarm and extinguished the fire with a booster line. The laun dromat is owned by John Good 'man of Albany and damage wa reported lo clothing in Ihe dry cr. Firemen returned to head at 10:10 ji.m.

S. HOWARD DECKER Patrolmen Get School Certificates Two Watervliet iave been awarded certificates rom the Municipal Police Train- ng School, held recently Al- aany Police Headquarters, it was nnounccd yesterday by Chic! il Police Maurice J. Kennan. They are Patrolmen William I. Connors of 311 16Ui and latthew McGuire of 387 3rd ve.

The training school was open police c.lTiccrs from nins ouHties and held between Nov 0 and Dec. 1. The lificales inbodicd (inaction, first aid, lie study of the law and its unctions including defense lac- ics and an FBI practical pisto) oursc. Instructor Ihe school in- hided membtrs of the Federal ol Investigation, New 'ork Slate Police, Albany Poice and pew-jnncl (rom he A a County District At- oiney's Office. Meteors Drop First Game Ken Trcla snnk two foul shots give the Hoopslers their first in and the Meteors their first oss, 55-53, in a sudden-death overtime in the Watervliet Civic Center Junior Basketball League last night at the center.

Sieve Krasnopoloski led the winners with 17 points and teammate Bill Maloney hit 14. Chris Constonza led the losers with 19, followed hy Fred Campbell with 16 and Ed Deukmejian with 10. In other games, the Missiles downed the Premiers, 61-56, and the Vikings slopped the Imperials, 57-42, Tom Hayes led the Missiles and took scoring honors lor the night with 34 points. Art Kuentzell backed Hayes up with 11, while. Gary VanVranfcen hit 20 for (he Premiers and Chuck Voland had 11.

For the Vikings, Kcrin Col- bei-t was high with 22 points and Pete Knapp netted 21. Ron McMahon registered 13 for the Imperials and Bill LaBarge had 12, Group Plans Installation Final plans for Sunday's In itallalion of the newly elected officers of the Women's Auxiliary of (he Ilalo-Balbo Club will be made at a meeting ot the organization tomorrow st p.m. at the chibrooms, 2400 3rd Watervliet, Mrs. Marion Gerace will preside, Refreshments will be served following tomorrow's business Lodge To Install The annual installation ot of (iccrs of Evening ar Lodge FiAM, will be held at 1:30 p.m today in the Watervliet Masoni Temple. I.

Bnhrmaster master, will be in charge of the meeting. Stricken III Miss Margaret Film of Schagh licoke was slricken suddenly ill at her home early today anc removed by Hoosiek Vaile Rescue Squad Ambulance Samaritan Hospital. She wa detained and her condilioi listed as "fair." SCOT IKH01C JEOKX 1MHK1 X.I NOW IMPOIItO Or CANADA Mr COHPOIATIOIf, District Chief Visits Rotarians William Philo. Rotary dislricl governor, was the guest spcak- at yesterday's weekly lunch- meeting of the Walervliet Rotary Club in conjunction with be annual visitation of the of- IDC, The meeting was held in fellowship Hall, 821 23rd St, Mr. Philo, who resides in ichencctady, also showed a of colored slides taken at he last convention of Rotary liter-national last year in Los ngelcs, Calif.

He was introduced by Martin Toomajian and the response behalt of the club was given ty James Sage, Visiting Ro- nrians and guests were introduced by Edward Mooradian. Rev. Louis D. Keeler gave he invocation and James F. Jillon led the group singing.

iliss Sandra Ashton and Emile Catricala played the piano. T. Karr Connell, club prcs- dent was in charge of the business meeting. A. Enimelt Mastcrson, program chairman, announced lliat ne.vt week's luncheon meeting .0 be held at 12:15 p.m.

Monday Fellowship Hall, would include an address by Watervliet personnel and concern 'he participation of Ihe Water- Rotary Club in the cur- cnt observation of the Arsenal's esquiccntennial, Mr. Connell announced that meeting slated for Monday, Jan. 21, would be held at the Watervliet Arsenal instead of fellowship Hall and would be an evening meeting when fur- hcr plans on the scsquiccnlcn- nial would be discussed. firemen To Honor Retiring Chief At Maplewood Plans for the annual inslalla- ion banquet and honoring of retiring Fire Chief John Kovansky will be made by the Maplewood Volunteer Fire Department at the fire hall tomorrow at 8 p.m., it was announced ast night by President John Probeck. Chief Kowansky will make his farewell fircmatic report or the month of December, frank Jewctt, treasurer, will give a financial report for 1962 and Robert McBain will report on the New Year's Eve party.

School 1 PTA Plans Executive Meeting Thursday The School 1 PTA hold an executive meeting prior 'to the regular meeting at the school which has been slated for 8 p.m. Thursday. Mrs. Jacob L. Rohloff Jr.

president, will be in charge of business meeting. Miss Dorothy C. Hess, principal of School 3, will be the speaker and discuss "Corrective Reading." Miss Hess attended Russell Sage College and re ceivcd her master's degree from the New York Stale Teachers College at Albany. Refreshments will be served. The regular monthly meeting of the Lcgnard-Curlain Post, American Legion Auxiliary, will be held Thursday at 8:30 p.m.

the post rooms. Mrs. Ellen McCall, member- iliip chairman, has announced hat any member who has not aid their dues, may do so at his meeting. Mrs. Rose Mary Sawyer, presi- lent, will preside.

Mrs, Mlnehan's Funeral The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman Minchan was held today from Parker Bros. Memorial, 2013 Broadway, and from St. Patrick's Church, where a Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Terence P.

Hcaly. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph M.

O'Connor was deacon and Rev. John F. Walsh was subdeacon. Miss Gertrude Magill was organist and Joseph Poulin was soloist. He sang.

"Mise- rere" at the processional "Dom inc Jcsu Christe" at the olTei 1 tory and "0 God of Loveliness" at Die recessional. Bearers were James J. Buffaline, Edson R. Ronald E. Fountaine, James E.

Hcrrick, Peter B. O'Brien and Michael J. O'Such. Father Healy recited the Rosary at the funeral home and Rev. Joseph F.

Barker recited prayers. The Presentation Nuns of St. Colman's Home visited the funeral home and attended the funeral. Delegations from the New York Telephone M. Nirenberg Sons, Behr Manning Cluett, Peabody F.

Jacobscn and Sons, John A. Manning Paper Co. and nurses from the Samarium Hospital also visited the funeral home, Tournament Registration Under Way Registration Is now under way for the annual boys pool and i pong tournaments sponsored by the Watervlicl Center, it was announced last night by Jack Roach, director. The tournament gets under way Feb. 4 at the center and will run until the end of the month.

Registration wilt close Jan. 28. Divisions are broken up into midgets, 8-11 years of age; juniors, 12-15, and inter- 16-18. Last year 164 boys the event on a city-wide basis. A foul shooting contest will also be held at the center Jan.

25 with boys divided into the same divisions as above. No registration is necessar.y. year 96 boys entered this contest. A new rifla range class has been organized at the center will begin Saturday morning, Jan. 19 for boys 8-10 years of age.

A class for boys from 11-14 years old will begin Jan. 21 in Ihe evening. Registration now being held at the een tcr. A trophy will be given for (he winner and runncrup in each division of the pool and ping pong tournament and the winner in each category of the foul-shooting contest. Trophies will be presented at the anassl dinner champions held in April.

New classes In ceramics and nandicrafts will start next week, Mr. Roach announced. The class for boys will be held Monday from 7-8 p.m. while the new girls class will get under way Tuesday at the same time. These classes are limited in size so they will be filled on a first come, first served, basis.

Man Stricken Going To Work Peter Duffney, 26, of 557 6th Watcrvliel, an employe a the Marshall Eclipse, Division of Bcndix Aviation plant, Greer Island, was stricken ill late las night ivhile driving to work. As he drove along avenue in Green Island he "blacked out." He managed slop his vehicle and passersby carried him into Ned's Grill and summoned Green Island police Police summoned Ambulance Service Corp. to remove him to Samaritan Hospital. He wa, treated at the hospital and re leased. Police said the man tolc them he had been in a rccen auto accident and said that Ihi blackout hart apparently result ed from this mishap.

Fuel Oil Truck Leaks, Spills- Cargo A fuel oil truck sprung a lea! this morning and spilled some of its cargo on the highway iccessitating a call for fire lumper to (lush the road. A dcliveiiy truck owned by the 3ion Oil of the Wa erford'Mechanidville road ha( een delivering fuel oil in the ieinity of 1028 2nd Ave, when he mishap occurred. Pumper 12 was dispatched to he scene lo flush the roadway Hates Money London (UPI)-Mrs. Dori. Jlian Havvtree, 48, told a Mag strate's Court yestcrdaw shi ore up $700 after a quarre vith her daughter's mother-in aw made her suddenly "hate money." BEAUTY SALON Cor.

Hth ind Uh AVI. WATERVLIET Be A living Doll With A Living Doll Permanent '10. AS 2-5565 TUE. THRU SAT. TO I WED.

tnd THURS. NIOHTS TIL Appointment Not AhTKji Xeminrr Legion Post Auxiliary Will Meet uREEN ISLAND Mrs. Christine Beam AR 3-2022 Plan Devotions Miraculous Medal Novcna ie- otions willjbe held today in St, Joseph's Church at 7:30 p.m. Girl Scout Meeting Postponed Girl Scdut Troop 486 meeting ichcduled for today at 7 p.m. las been postponed until Tuesday, Jan.

15. Club To Convene Tlie-Ilallan Club will hold a neeting today at 8:30 p.m. at he rooms, George St. Jerry Biisone, president, will preside. Rosary Unit To Meet The Rosary Society of St, Jo- oph's Church will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow in 11 Joseph's Hall at 8 p.m.

Mrs, ilary Fargnoli, newly- elected president, will preside. Mrs. rfslie Berger and her commit- ee will be in charge, of refreshments. Meeting Time Changed monthly meeting of reen Island Council, Knighls of Columbus, will be in the council rooms on George street at 9 p.m. today, instead of the usual.8:30 p.m.

Reports, of of- iccrs and committee heads will le received. The meeting hour was dc- aycd to accommodate men of St. Joseph's parish who will be (tending a session called by Rev. Joseph J- Hennessy, pastor, 8 p.m. Mrs.

O'Hara Dies Mrs. Aurclia Janeiro O'Hara if Lee, a resident of Jrcen Island, for 50 lied yesterday morning at Pitts- Field, (Mass.) General Hospital ftcr a long illness. Mrs. O'Hara was born In Vhitehall and moved from (rcen Island lo Massachusetts bout two years ago. Wife of he late Robert W.

O'Hara and mother of the late Harold F. O'Hara, she had been a member of the Green Island Presby- crian Church. Surviving are a son, William O'Hara, and a sister, Mrs, Truman Springer, bothol Green sland, and five grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from the McNulty Funeral Lansingburg Church Women Will Meer The R-Uth Gcnung Sunday School Class of the First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburg will hold ils first meeting of the year today at 7:45 p.m. The hostess will be Mrs.

Jrace Warren assisted by Mrs. Myrtle Fotlctt, Miss Margaret Uulholland and Mrs. John Mulholland. The devotions for the evening will be held by Mrs. Mildred Mac Cocliran.

A game of 'Court Wisk" will be the pro- Irani for the evening, presented Mrs. Joyce Davcy, Mrs, Betty Follctt and Mrs. Lois Kcwley. At the December meeting he members held their Christmas party with Mrs. Ann as hostess.

The high- ight ot the evening was exchanging of Secret Pal gifts vhich were distributed by Mrs. Ada Sproal. Names were also drawn for the new year. Elks To Stage Minstrel Show Feb. 10,11,12 (Continued from Page 11), ng group, directed by Carol Mason.

George DeCclle, exalted ruler of the lodge, said that the net proceeds of the three-night icrformance will be used for he lodge building Mr. Higgins said that special- numbers will be performed by Michael Carey, Mary Nagel, Joseph a and Joseph Rooney. Additional members of he cast are Victor Timinsky, John Fisher, Allen-- Jones, O'Grady and Charles Newman. Children in institutions in the Troy Area will be special Wests of the Troy Lodge of 31ks at the performance to be given Feb. 10, it was announced.

The Troy Lodge will pay for bus transportation. Mr. F.lanncry has been active in civic and religious activities. Ife is past president of the Friends of St. Patrick and of St.

Peter's Holy Name Society; 'ormer director of the Hot Stove League. He is a member of the Troy Council, K. of and former executive secretary of the Troy Civil Service Commission. Elecfed President James M. Strosberg, son of Dr.

and Mrs. Irving Strosberg of 42 Belle was recently elected president of Phi Epsi- Pi fraternity at Union College. He is a senior at the college. ilomc, 147 Hudson Green Island, Thursday at 10 a.m. Interment will be in Albany Rural Cemetery, Menands.

Mayor Names Mrs, Dworsky As 14th Ward Supervisor By BOB FUSCO Republican Mayor Neil Kelleher yesterday announced he was designaling Mrs. Sydney Dworsky, an enrolled Democrat, to succeed her late husband, also a Democrat, 11 Kenj- selacr County supervisor the 14th Ward. The announcement came as a surprise to many, since it was generally expected a Republican would be appointed to fill out unexpired term, which runs through 1963. Last night, in explaining his choice, the mayor said, "In ap- JoitUing Dworsky, the administration is simply living up its responsibility to the city and, particularly, to the people ot the 14th Ward, who are well aware of the contributions Mr. and Mrs.

Dworsky have made to he community." The mayor has written a let- 1 'to John A. Connolly, clerk of Board of Supervisors, des- gnaling new supervisor. Swearing-in ceremonies for Mrs: Dworsky will probably be held sometime this week. Mr. Dworsky, who died Dec.

27, was serving his second Last night the new supervisor "I think it is a wonderful act by the mayor, Partisan politics have been put aside and I personally consider Ihe appointment a splendid tribute to my husband's memory." Mrs. Dworsky added that while she considers herself a Democrat and will be scateb with the minority on the board, she ivill "do my best as a supervisor for all of the people ol my ward," The mayor said his appointment was based on his knowledge of.Mrs. Dworeky's ability and her awareness of the responsibilities of public office, 'an awareness shown by her ate husband many, many times." Joseph L. Fitzgerald, chair- mat) of the Board of Supervisors, today issued follow- ng statement on the naming of Mrs. Dworsky: believe that Mayor Kclle- ler has made an excellent se- eotion in the appointment'Of Mrs.

Sydney Dworsky to succeed her late husband as supervisor of the 14th Ward from the 'Uty of Troy. I know she will represent the 14th Ward to the best of her ability and I know she will cooperate with the chairman and other members of he board as honorably as did her late husband. It is a fine lo a good and honorable wblic servant, her late husband, Sydney S. Dworsky." Mrs. Dworsky, the former Ivelyn Dembo, is a native ot city and a graduate of Troy High School, She is the mother of two boj's, Mitchell, a student it American International Coi- ege in Springfield, and Steven, who is attending Dean Junior College in Franklin.

Mass. Mrs. Dworsky is proprietor of Bloomfield's Card Shop in Troy. With her appointment, the makeup of the Board of Supervisor's will remain at 22 Republicans, 12 Democrats and one independent. Troy is represented by ten Republicans and eight Democrats.

Dogs To Seek Strangler Boston (UP!) --Police dogi will aid fool patrolmen in areai ot greater Boston where women have been strangled In. the last seven months. The announcement on till dogs came yesterday shortly before State Rep. Perlie Dyar Chase, R-Boslon, said, "If thess murders continue, it may necessary for the Governor (En- dicolt Peabocly) to declare state of emergency and havs our streets patrolled by National Guardsmen." Police Commissioner Edmund L. McNamara, a former FBI agent, disclosed that two dogs will join the department shortly and a Canine Corps of six'was planned.

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