Volunteers Plan Faith Project At Eagle Bridge Church
At a special congregational meeting Eagle Bridge Methodist Church voted to resume work on the educational building using volunteer labor from parishioners and local friends. The project will remain a faith effort without debt, focusing on finishing the basement for suppers, socials, and Sunday School this summer. The church began the structure in 1968 under Bishop Lloyd C. Wicko.
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Eagle Bridge Methodist Church
Lloyd ¢C. Wicko
Lockup inspection finds Hoosick Falls facility satisfactory
State Commission of Correction approves report on Richard E. Woodward's assignment as senior inspector at Hoosick Falls village lockup. One year shows 41 detentions, all male, with clean, well maintained cells and good order. Guards conduct hourly checks. student guides assist. meals from local restaurant used. physician service available if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Commission of Correction
Richard E. Woodward
Hoosick Falls
Bernard
Balder
Robio
H. Ballard
Stanley Bros
Marion S. Case
Peter J. Smith
Gilbert E.phuctatan
Sells Drive In Theater To Catskill Man
F. Chase Hathaway of North Hoosick has sold Hathaway's Delve-In Theater on Route 67 to Wilhelm Thornton and Thomas Thornton of Catskill. Hathaway assists in remodeling for a 20th season opening on Friday April 21. Thornton resides in Saugerties and Wilhelm in Catskill. they run a Catskill area theater chain and Colonie Theater in Schenectady, their first outdoor venture. Hathaway and family winter in Hollywood Florida.
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F. Chase Hathaway
North Hoosick
Hathaway
Wilhelm Thornton
Catskill
Mr. Hathaway
Thomas Thornton
Mr. Thornton
Sauxerties
John Wilhelm
Colonie
Schenectady
Hollywood
Fla
School Shops Inspection Scheduled
Owners, managements and employees of local industries invited to PTA program meeting at Hoosick Falls Central School tonight at 7 30 p m Public inspection of industrial arts shops home making rooms and elementary and secondary art rooms will be held Teachers and students will describe their class work
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Parent Teachers Association
Hoosick Falls Central School
Hoosick Falls Fire and Road Reports March Summary
Hoosick Falls fire station crews logged 79 village police radio calls and 33 Town Rescue Squad emergency calls in March. One fire alarm occurred for a fuel oil burner. responders flushed fuel from Classic Street after an alert. Road reports note 85 loads of snow dumped in the river, winter plowing wrap up, and spring street sweeping. Equipment mileage reached 2,272 with 808.3 gallons of gas used.
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Hoosick Falls
Town of Hoosick
William J. Hennessey
Howard F. Wright
William H. Burns
Donugl
Sprague
Civil Defense Aide Attending West Point Conference
Benedict A. Nowik of Hoosick Falls, assistant director of the Rensselaer County Office of Civil Defense, left Saturday to attend the annual CD Directors Staff College at the U.S. Military Academy West Point. The NYS Civil Defense Commission sponsors the course directed by Lt. Gen. M. J. Asension. Topics cover national and international strategy, Defense and Civil Defense responsibilities, federal disaster aid, natural disaster procedures, and emergency communications.
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Benedict A. Nowik
Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County Office of Civil Defense
CD Directors
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
New York State Civil Defense Commission
M. J. Asension
Department of Defense
Dismissal of Charge Announced in Hoosick Case
A charge of prohibited weapon use in the interests of public safety against William Bryant of Tloosick was dismissed by Justice of the Peace Victor Sluzas. The related Hoosick complaint by Timothy Baldwin was withdrawn. Five motorists jailed in a radar net were fined. Edwin G. Faber Jr. and four others paid $12 each for speeding. David Shefrin and Lawrence Koch faced $10 fines for speeding and failure to keep right. Philip H. Marvin Jr. received a five day suspended hitch hiking sentence. Additional violators faced $5 fines for unsafe tires, overcrowded seating, lack of hand brake, and missing brake lights.
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William Bryant
Tloosick
Justice of the
Victor Sluzas
Hoosick
Timothy Baldwin
Edwin G. Faber Jr
RD 2
Staatsburg
Hebert E. Ruben
Briarcliff Manor
Richard A. Nylen
Clinton Heights
David N. Cook
Bennington
Willard B. Best
Sunderland
Area Flying Farmers At Meeting
Mr and Mrs Paul R Moseley of West Hoosick and others from White Creek attended the Vermont Chapter Flying Farmers meeting in Rutland last weekend. Plans were set for the New York Vermont convention in Bennington on May 13 and 14. Attendees from the Bennington area included Dr John G Irons and R Marshall Witten with others such as Dean F B Hanson and Mr Meerworth, now manager of the Bennington airport, with additional attendees from Salem.
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Paul R. Moseley
West Hoosick
Edward Kyer
White Creek
John Meerworth
Rutland
Vermont
The
Flying Farmers
Bennington
John G. Irons
Bennington Dent
Ist
R. Marshall Witten
Dean FB. Hanson
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Mr. Meerworth
Gerald Lathrop
Geoffrey
Salem
Vermonter Battles Extradition in Forgery Case
Stewart Jones 36 of Royalton Vermont faced extradition to Rensselaer County New York on a second degree forgery warrant after allegedly writing a $283 bad check. In White River Junction he was arraigned for defrauding First National Bank with a $100 check on April 3 and released on his own recognizance. His lawyer questioned the fugitive warrant. the cases were continued to May 2 with bail set at $500 on the Hoosick charge. Inspector G W Clifford said New York action is under consideration.
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Stewart Jones
Royalton
White River Junction
Rensselaer County
Hoosick
BCI
G. W. Clifford
Center Brunswick
New York
First National Bank
John Brockway
Inspector Clifford
Jones
Mrs Roys Returns Home After Lenox Visit
Returns home for Mrs Reginald Roys at 44 Wilder Avenue after a visit with her daughter Mrs John A Van Lund in Lenox Massachusetts.
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Reginald Roys
Wilder Ave
John A. van Lund
Lenox
Mass
Clifton Park Women Plan Cancer Program
A community cancer program sponsored by the Women of St. George's Episcopal Church Clifton Park will be held tonight at 8 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Two sound films will be shown Breast Self Examination and Time and Two Women. Dr. Kenneth B. Olsen of Albany Medical College will present the program. Refreshments will be served. Mrs. Eleanor Kenyon of the American Cancer Society Saratoga County Unit will attend.
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St. George’s Episcopal Church
Clifton Park
The
Medical College
Eleanor Kenyon
Saratoga County
American Cancer Society
Permanent Registration Discussed in Rensselaer County
The Rensselaer County Democratic Advisory Committee education and voting units met at Democratic Headquarters. James A. Lombard chaired the session with Thomas M. Monahan Jr. explaining the new permanent registration period from May 1 to Sept. 15 and how eligible voters can register at the County Courthouse.
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Rensselaer County
Democratic Advisory Committee
James A. Lombard
Thomas M. Monahan Jr
Board of Elections
Monahan
Budget Tops Five Billion In New York City
Mayor John V. Lindsay submitted a record expense budget of 5.184 billion for the new fiscal year, the first five billion city budget. It surpasses last year’s by 585 million, with a billion dollar capital budget already set at 1.059 billion. He calls the expense budget tight, with no new taxes beyond a 14.3 cent real estate tax bump to 5.10 per 100 of assessed value. Mandatory costs account for 82 percent of the increase, including wage settlements and welfare rises, while a potential 50 million deficit looms for 1968-69. He urges state action and broader home rule to curb mandated expenditures.
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NEW York
John V. Lindsay
Board of Estimate
Lindsay
Citizens Budget Commission
Welfare Department
Optometrist To Address Parents Unit at E Greenbush
Dr Saul J Wut a science minded optometrist will address the Parent s Association of the E Greenbush Cooperative Nursery Wednesday at 8 pm Mrs Keith McDonald chair of the program committee will introduce Dr Wiener whose topic is Perceptual Screening for Reading Readiness Dr Wiener a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry is a member of the Eastern New York Society of Optometrists the New York State Optometric Association and the American Optometric Association in addition to being a clinical associate of the Optometric Extension Program
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Saul J. Wut
Stady Optometrist
E. Greenbush Cooperative Nursery
Keith McDonald
Wiener
American Academy of Optometry
Eastern New York Society of Optometrists
New York State Optometric Association
American Optometric Association
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