12 High School Students Inducted By Honor Unit
The National Honor Society tapped 12 Hoosick Falls Central School students across sophomore to senior levels. Ceremony featured 13 alumni as escorts, a candlelight procession, and speakers explaining pledge requirements leadership scholarship and service. New members include sophomores Amy Moseley Norman Baker Laura Whitter Cecilia Niles David Casey juniors Debbie Atwood Donald Hall Casey Mulligan seniors Mark Harrison Patricia Sherman Sheila Ogilvie James Monahan.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
Cambridge Central School Honor Society
Alfred Brigham
H. Luther Eyerly
Larry Stritch
Carol Volkheimer
Michelle Restino
Lucinda Kaukas
Susan Brandalik
Catherine Beck
Bruce Baertschi
Laurie George
Beverly Kaliaiowski
Peter McGuire
Lynn Sutton
Michael Stempek
William C. Waterhouse
Honor Society
Amy Moseley
Norman Baker
Laura Whitter
Ceclia Niles
David Casey
Debbie Atwood
Donald Hall
Casey Mulligan
Mark Harrison
Patricia Sherman
Sheila Ogilvie
James Monahan
Kiwanis Luncheon Weighs In On New Hoosick Pastor
Rev. Clifford Gilson Jr., newly named pastor of the Baptist churches of Hoosick and West Hoosick, will speak at the Hoosick Falls Kiwanis weekly luncheon today at noon in Baptist Memorial Hall. Program chairman is Rocco Pattie.
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Clifford Gilson Jr
Baptist Churches of
St Marys Academy Banquet At Elks Club Tonight
The annual athletic banquet of St Mary's Academy in Hoosick Falls will be held at 7 p.m. today at the Elks Club. A turkey dinner will be served and the program will follow.
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St. Mary’s Academy
Hoosick Falls
Elks Club
Easter Ceremonies at Hoosick Grange Meeting
Hoosick Grange held an Easter program featuring hymns and prayers led by chaplain Donald Hewitt with Betty Sharkey as soloist and William Brown Jr. as accompanist. A special musical number by Cottrell and others, a closing poem by Mrs. Haas, and remarks by Ralph Philpott framed the session. A sewing contest was announced for April 28. refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Griswold.
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Hoosick Grange
Donald Hewitt
Betty Sharkey
William Brown Jr
N. Clifford Cottrell
Mable Hewitt
Corrine Philpott
Gladys Knapp
Carl Jester
Sharkey
Ernest Haas
Ralph Philpott
Cottrell
Donald Hewitt Sr
Ralph D. Griswold
Bomb blasts strike West Orange Jewish Center
Police investigated a Sunday bombing at the West Orange Jewish Center. No motive found, no injuries reported, damage estimated in the thousands. Mayor Falcone called it a professional job as an 8 inch by 2 foot crater formed outside the main entrance. Rabbi Harold Moreson had just left the building.
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West Orange
N.J
West Orange Jewish Center
Louis Falcone
Prson
Harold Moreson
Med student Steven Lynch elected Midwest Research Committee head
Medical student Steven M. Lynch of Troy is elected president of the Midwest Student Medical Research Committee at its spring meeting in Kansas City Kansas. The group unites 21 midwestern medical schools to promote and stimulate excellence in student research and to foster collaboration with other medical schools nationwide.
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Steven M. Lynch
Joseph Lynch
South Lake Ave
Troy
Kentucky College
Fof Medicine
Midwest Student Medical Research Committee
Kansas City
Kan
Lynch
Fatal Bus Crash Counts Against 3 Dismissed
A Pennsylvania judge dismissed seven counts of involuntary manslaughter against Frank Tedesco Hubert Day and Michael Grazioso in the July bus crash that killed seven Long Island children. The court ruled the prosecution failed to establish the causes of the accident.
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Allentown
Common Pleas Court
New Jersey
Long Island
N.Y
Henry V. Scheirer
Frank Tedesco
Bayonne
N.J
Hubert Day
Mont’clair
Michael Grazioso
Tom’s River
Local Man Dies After Long Illness in Stillwater
John A. Bialahoski of Stillwater RD died Sunday at his daughter Mrs Catherine Skott s home after a long illness. Born June 8 1902 in Saratoga he lived in Stillwater all his life. Survived by two sons a daughter six grandchildren two sisters and a brother. Funeral from Dunn Funeral Home then Mass at Church of the Visitation Schuylerville. Burial in St Mary s Cemetery. Board To Meet Stillwater Ambulance Fund directors meet tonight at 7 p.m. Booster Club notes for April May meeting and scholarships. Registration for Stillwater Babe Ruth team April 24 at the Stillwater High School field. Tax relief for 65 plus must apply by April 30. Public hearing on raising exemption to 4000. Car crusher finished crushing about 100 junk cars. Homecoming Miss Yarter and Miss Wilson honored at Stillwater Masonic Temple. delegates named for Junior Stars convocation in May. Church events Circle meetings and Presbyterial attendance noted. Stillwater Narcotic Council Rap session Friday. Class of 1961 Stillwater High School food sale Saturday at Grant s Store.
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John A. Bialahoski
Stillwater RD
Catherine Skott
Saratoga
Anthony and
Josephine Bialahoski
Church of the Visitation
Schuylerville
Cecelia Raymond Bialahoski
Stanley J
Joseph E. Bialahoski
Stillwater
Skott
Hoosick Falls
Victoria Grosbeck
Waterford RD
Samuel Mabb
Frank Bialahoski
Scotia
Dunn Funeral Fame
Hudson Ave
James E. Toole
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Stillwater Athletic Booster Club
Serena Mansfield
Mark Cunningham
Moosehead Inn
Dick Goverski
Saratoga County
Stillwater High School
Raymond Quackenbush
Dayton Case
Hudson Avenue
Florida
Helen Whalen
Center Street
Leonard Hospital
Troy
Stillwater Narcotic Council
Fellowship Hall
Stillwater United Church
Grant’s
Park Plaza
Mechanicville
Salute satellite hints at Soviet space station plan
Moscow reports a new Salute satellite launched by Tass with an orbit matching Soyuz flights. Western experts doubt a crew aboard but expect future manned vehicles to rendezvous and begin constructing an orbital space station as part of a broader Soviet large scale exploration effort.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Tass
Coordination Computing Center
Peace Groups Get Cong Best Wishes From Viet Cong
Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh head of the Viet Cong peace delegation sent messages to two U S peace groups the National Peace Action Coalition and the People’s Coalition for Peace and Justice wishing them success in planned public demonstrations. She cited Nixon’s refusal to end the war but said American public attitude is different. Clifton Park paper drive announced by Youth Fellowship of Clifton Park United Methodist Church will collect papers at a tractor trailer at the church with contact points for pickup.
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Paris
Nguyen Thi Binh
Vietnam
U.S
National Peace Action Coalition
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Nixon
Clifton Park
Senate Debates $1.5 Billion School Integration Bill
The administration backed bill to fund school integration with 1.5 billion dollars faces Senate debate, as Southern lawmakers pledge an attack on federal desegregation policies. Sponsors expect floor action within weeks. the measure passed a subcommittee with administration endorsement and strict local spending safeguards. Senator Stennis vows to push a uniform national desegregation policy amendment.
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Washington
Senate
John Stennis
D-Miss
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