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Upstate Area News THE TROY RECORD, TROY, N. THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 29, 1968 Woman's Club At Salem Hears Talk By Authoi The February program of thi Salem Woman's Club, arrange! by the. Book Club, followed covered dish luncheon and meet ing. Mrs. Jean Orton was the acting president.

Mrs. Althea Perry reported on the annual sewing contesl sponsored by the N.Y.S. Federation of Women's Clubs, in co. operation with the Sears Roebuck Foundation. Wearing apparel made by the school girls will be modeled at the March meeting.

The club voted to give a $5 prize to the winning stu. dent. Mrs. Inez Palmer introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Mark Branson of Hebron.

Using her maiden name, Jean Rikholf, for her writing, she is currently working on a long novel, set in the Glens Falls area. In April a biography of Ro'bert E. Lee, for children, will be released. She discussed the reasons why authors write and how they develop a story, citing books and their authors, as well as "best lellers" and great books. Questions were answered regarding ideas, research, lime required from rough draft to publication and Mrs.

Branson's own work habits. The Bancroft Library has several books written by Jean Rikhoff Cambridge Mrs. K. A. Gottry 677-328 Mr.

and Mrs. George S. Morse spent last week vacationing in Florida. Miss Marjorie a 11 entered the Mary McClellan Hospital last week. Mr.

and Mrs. John Stefanovich Jr. have been at Daytona Beach, where they attended the auto races, an annual trip for the couple. Miss Martha Jane Center of Canandaigua spent the holiday with their parents, Mr. VIr.

and Mrs. Arthur Sr. Miss Linda Ketchum, a senior at the State College at Plaits- inrgh, is doing her student caching at the Sanford Street School in Glens Falls. Miss Katharine Brash left Member Of Unit Cited For Service Staff Sgt. Mary A.

Yattaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Yattaw of RD 1, Schuy- erville, and graduate of Schuy- erville High School, is a member of a unit in the 437th Mili- ary Airlift Wing at Charleston AFB, S.C., which has earned he Air Force Outstanding Unit Award. An administrative supervisor, will be eligible to wear the distinctive service Tihbon for ervice during a one-year period.

last week for a trip to Spa and later plans to visit Ita where sile will join her cousi She expects to be away unl May. Kenneth A. Gottry an daughter, Suzanne, spent pa of the weekend at Ridgewoo N.J., with his mother, Mr Theodore M. Gottry. Mr.

and Mrs. George Brewer left yesterday fo Washington, D.C., to attend reunion of those with whon Mr. Brewer was associated du ng World War II when worked at the War Hie couple are spending th weekend with friends in Beth esda, Md. En route to Washini they spent a night wit heir son-in-law and daughte Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Marsden at Dobbs Ferry. Mrs. Brewe expects to leave from Washing on Saturday to visit friend Florida. Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Stinne and daughter, Linda, spent las week in St. Petersburg, Fla vith their mother, Mrs. Davi McMullen. Parts From Animals Artiflcial replacement parts for the human body may be from animal pro within the next few years 2243 15th TROY, N. Y.

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JAR 4 CHICKEN-OF-THE-SEA TUNA 4 1 Refresher Course Set For Nurses The Fifth Refresher Course tor inactive registered nurses who wish to return to their profession will open Monday, March 11, at Memorial Hospital in Albany. The eight-week program will be held March 11 through April 1, Mondays through Thursdays, from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Classes will not be held during Easter vacation, but will resume April 22 through May 13. The course includes class, room and clinical experience lecture by doctors and hospital personnel and demonstrations of more advanced equipment used in special units.

Information on the course ay be obtained through In- Service Supervisors, Miss Clovys Towne or Mrs. Thelma Gardner, at the hospital. Gas Explosion Danger Ends At Hagerstown HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) -A tank truck which had leaked propane gas through the night in a residential area was hauled out of the city yesterday. "It has been cleared and the danger is 3ast," said Hagerstown city police.

About 2,500 persons evacuated in a six-block area Tues- lay night, when the truck rup- ured, were permitted to return to their homes yesterday. They spent the night at City Hall, a movie theater, a bus station and an armory. City Police Capt. 3rayson Doannberher said the ank ruptured and began leak- ng gas and vapors soon after the accident. KENNETH RUSSO Fraternities To Sponsor Blood Drive The HPI Intel-fraternity Conn cil will sponsor a blood drive next Monday and Tuesday in Lounge 15, loth Street, on the campus in conjunction with a visit by the Red Cross Bloodmobile from noon to 6 p.m.

Kenneth Russo of Wcstfield, N.Y., a sophomore who is a School of Science major, is chairman of the project. The IFC is conducting the drive as part of its community social projects. All blood colleted wll be used in Troy Area hospitals. Permission slips for those under the age of 21 and registration cards are now available al main desk of the Rensselaer Student Union. The council, which comprises 27 national and one local fraternity, represents about 1,700 members.

Johnstown Hearing Stops Trial The February trial term of Supreme Court for Rensselaer County was interrupted yesterday to permit the two presiding judges to go to Johnstown to hear another case. Justices John II. Pcnnock and DeForest C. Pill were members of a three-judge panel assigned by the Appellate Division to hear an annexation dispute at the Fulton County Courthouse. The panel, which also included Justice Robert 0.

Brink ol Binghamton, resumed a hearing on a proposal of the City ol Gloversville to annex part of the Town of Johnstown, which is being contested both by the town and its central school nis- trict. Justice Pcnnock said, he will return to Troy to conclude a rial tliis week in an equity action brought by G. H. Randall Builders, to recover $16,000 allegedly owed by Mrs. Lillian Konikoff for renovation work at the store of Snnmai Shoes.

The trial, without a jury, was adjourned Tuesday afternoon to today or tomorrow. Arnold C.I tiff, while Con G. Cholakis Peer is attorney for the plain. represents the defendant. Mrs.

Blakeslce Dies Al Age 90 The a of Mrs. Berlha Eunice Blakcslcc, 90, who died Monday in Troy after a long llncss, will be tomorrow at 11 a.m. from (he Morris and Slcbbins Funeral Home, 312 Hoosick with Hcv. Royal B. Fishbeck, pastor of Memorial Methodist Church, officiating.

Interment will be in Bethlehem Rural Cemetery. Mrs. Blakcslce born in South Bethlehem and was the Bertha Hallenbeck. She ivas a former member of the Methodist Church of Clifton Park. She is survived by two sons, larold Blakcslcc of Alhambra, and Clifford Blakeslee of Ballston Spa; four grandchildren and nine grcal-grundclul- MALES MEAT COMPLEX 330 2nd ST.

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