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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1967

Page

3

Elks Lodge Dinner And Installation At Hoosick Falls

Franklin C. Tate retires as exalted ruler of Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks and receives a past exalted ruler’s pin from Jee J. Fairbanks. Mrs. Tate gets red roses, and Richard Fairbanks, son of the deputy, is named chaplain as officers including Casey Delarey Frazier Stevens Cuddihy Wysocki Fitzpatrick Grobuski La Porte are installed. Walter Beckstein speaks. Elks from Bennington and Greenwich attend. Ladies Auxiliary serves turkey and hosts a social afterward.

Franklin C. Tate Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks Jee J. Fairbanks John L. Delarey Charles L. Frazier William W. Stevens Richard Cuddihy Thomas Wysocki William Fitzpatrick Esquire Robert Grobuski Paul la Porte Walter T. Beckstein Elks Bennington Greenwich

Mihula Elected PTA Head at Hoosick Falls Central

Mrs. Robert H. Mihula was elected president of the Hoosick Falls Central School Parent Teachers Association at the annual meeting Monday night. She succeeds Mrs. Roger N. Moseley with installation set for May 15. Officers named include Robert C. Hall, Dorothy Miller, Judy Palmer, Margaret Farrara, and Frank A. Reynolds. Activities featured by the nominating committee and by the school industrial arts displays preceded refreshments.

Robert H. Mihula Hoosick Falls Central School Roger N. Moseley Robert C. Hall Dorothy Miller Judy Palmer Margaret Farrara Frank A. Reynolds Robert E. Stetson

Churches Exchange Pulpits in Hoosick Falls Service

Hoosick Falls pastors Rev. Robert J. Springer of First United Church and Rev. Joel B. Miller of St. Mark's Episcopal will swap pulpits at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. The sermons, on "One Flock One Shepherd," precede a national Consultation on Church Union gathering in Cambridge in May.

Hoosick Falls Robert J. Springer First United Church, Presbyterian St. Mark's Episcopal Church Joel B. Miller St. Mark’s Church First United Church Cambridge Mass

Serviceman Malo Home On Leave After Training

Pvt William Robert Malo is home on a week long leave after eight weeks of basic training at Fort Gordon Georgia He will report to Fort Monmouth New Jersey for a ground radar surveillance course Malo is the son of Mr and Mrs Ernest L Malo of 17 Abbott Street Chicago Illinois He completed two years at DeVry Technical Institute before entering service in February

William Robert Malo Fort Gordon Fort Monmouth Malo Ernest L. Malo Abbott St DeVry Technial Institute Chicago Ill

Church Youth Unit Plans Paper Drive

The First Baptist Church youth group will start a paper drive at 8:30 a.m. Anyone needing pickup should call Rita Jones Carleton Robinson or Ann Brown. Donors should leave papers on their porch or sidewalk where possible.

First Baptist Church Rita Jones Carleton Robinson Ann Brown

Baptist Philathea Society Dinner Honors Teacher and Officers

The 51st annual dinner of the Baptist Philathea Society at First Baptist Church Hoosige Falls featured a roast beef meal for 60, led by Raymond Calhoun. Rev. Lawrence Wheaton gave the invocation, and music was by Douglas Sherman and Courtland Cottrell. Ida Van Wert was honored as longtime teacher, Mrs. James F. Smith elected president, and new officers and committee chairs announced with Mrs. Wheaton installing them.

Philathea Society First Baptist Church Hoosige Falls Baptist Memorial Wall Raymond C. Calhoun Lawrence A. Wheaton Douglas Sherriman Courtland Cottrell Ida van Wert Benjamin Sugden Irene Pine James F. Smith Carleton Robinson Wheaton van Wert Kiwanis Sharma Robinson Cynthia Brownell Jlucy McMartin Elliott John Y. Elliott Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington A. W. Warren Gladys Holmes Luke Ella Ladd Warren Lois Cornell Geraldine Cornell Martha Elliott William Brown William Cottrell Douglas Sherman Lucy McMartin

Little League Auction Set Tomorrow

Try-outs for Little League Baseball were held Thursday after a weather delay. The auction of players is scheduled for tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Municipal Building to finalize the Major League team roster. A work session at Noble and Wood Field at 1 p.m. will involve players, fathers, and volunteers erecting fences and backstops and painting lines.

James F. McGuire Noble and Wood Field

Observance Of Mission Sunday At Hodsick Church

One Mission Sunday will be observed at Hodsick Baptist Church tomorrow at 9 30 a m and 6 30 p m The morning worship led by Rev Raymund Tumbleston covers the earth The evening features a family covered dish supper followed by a color film One Mission The supper hostesses are Elizabeth Brown Dorothy Dickie and Florence Sweet Next week 12 Mission Visitors will solicit shares in a 20 million world mission campaign directed locally by James H Frost Mrs Frost and Mrs Marion Smith

Hodsick Baptist Church Raymund Tumbleston Elizabeth Brown Dorothy Dickie Florence Sweet World Mission American Baptist’ Churches Hoosick Church James H. Frost Frost Marion Smith

Episcopal Guild To Host Units Meeting at St Mark's

Mrs. Howard Harrison becomes president of St Hilda's Guild and will preside at the Monday 7 30 p m parish house gathering. Mrs William Rogers assists. Plans to entertain women from First Baptist and First United Church Presbyterian of Hoosick Falls at 6 30 p m Wednesday for support and social meeting.

Howard Harrison St. Hilda's Guild St. Mark's Episcopal Church William Rogers First Baptist First United Church Presbyterian Hoosick Falls

Guard Company Plans Weekend Drill and Gunnery Examinations

Members of Co. C, 1st Battalion, 205th Armor, New York Army National Guard will drill today at 7:45 a.m. and tomorrow the tank crews will travel to Troy for gunner examinations. A May 6–7 drill at Guilderland will fire tank machine guns as preparation for summer range firing at Camp Drum.

Co. C 205Th Armor New York Army National Guard Troy Guilderland Camp Drum

Benefit Car Wash Planned at Hop Falls Central School

The Hop Sick Falls Central School Student Council will run a two day car wash in front of the Municipal Building on Main Street to raise funds for a $450 pledge to the Weir Reynolds Community Swimming Pool and partial expenses for International Exchange students, aiming for a $1,000 goal. Orders have set a time schedule, but open dates remain.

Hopsick Falls Central School Main Street Weir-Reynolds

Guidance Director Attends New York Association Meeting

William S. Folgett guidance director at Hoosick Falls Central School returns from the New York Personnel and Guidance Association convention held at the Concorda Hotel Kiamesha. Theme of the conference was Professional Responsibility.

William S. Folgett Hoosick Falls Central School New York Personnel and Guidance Association Concorda Hotel Kiamesha

Farrara Rites Held For Samuel Farrara At Local Church

Rev Donald J Ammering celebrated a Requiem High Mass for Samuel F Farrara of Magle Bridge at the church here. The sister Sister Marguerite Marie of the Sisters of Charity attended with a guard of honor from Mt St Vincent. Bearers were nephews and relatives including Richard and Robert Farrara Joseph and Richard Grosso Ronald Brahan Michael and Jose​ph Grosso.

Donald J. Ammering Villanova Pa Church of the Immaculate Conception Samuel F. Farrara Magle Bridge St. Mary’s Cemetery Father Ammering St. Mary's Cemetery Richard Robert Farrara Ronald Brahan Michael Joseph Richard Grosso

New England Women To Meet In Brattleboro

Area members of Green Mountains Colony National Society of New England Women will attend the monthly meeting at the Senior Citizens Center in Brattleboro Vermont. A covered dish luncheon is at noon, followed by the business session and program. Mrs Herman Weston of Saxtons River Vermont, new president, will preside. Delegates will be elected to the National Congress of New England Women to be held May 14 18 at the Eastern Slopes Inn North Conway New Hampshire.

Green Mountains Colony National Society of New England Women Senior Citizens’ Center Brattleboro Herman Weston Saxtons River National Congress of New England Women Eastern Slopes North Conway

Speigletown Community Notes and Activities

The American Cancer Society meets Tuesday at the fire house at 10 a.m. The Boy Scouts run a paper drive today asking residents to bundle papers and leave them on the front porch. Richard E. Sanderson, stationed at Ft Belvoir, is attending combat engineering school. Richard Engle is a patient, and Fogarty is a patient at Leonard Hospital.

American Cancer Society Richard E. Sanderson Walter Sanderson Ft. Belvoir Boy Scouts Richard Engle Glenn Engle Albuty Medical Center

Troy Catholic Charities Board Meeting Scheduled

The executive board of Troy Catholic Charities will hold its annual meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at the office located at 37 1st St. Dr. William H. Horan will preside.

Troy Catholic Charities 1St St William H. Horan

Set Church Merger Vote Tomorrow

Sand Lake Presbyterian and Averill Park Methodist members meet tomorrow evening to vote on uniting into The Church of the Covenant. If approved, the merged congregation would align with the Troy Conference and have the Averill Park pastor as head, with the Sand Lake pastor as temporary associate.

Sand Lake Averill Park Presbyterians and Baptists Baptist Church Methodist Church Presbyterian Church Kingdom of God

Social notes and club events in Grafton area

Mrs Alfred Cardany expected home from Leonard Hospital this week. 4-H Club will sell food tomorrow at Dayle's Store starting 10 am and meet at the town hall Monday at 1 pm. Cub Scout Pack 534 to hold bottle pick‑up today and car wash tomorrow at the firehouse 10 am to 4 pm. Outer Limits Home Bureau planned annual banquet June 7 at Captain's Table with committee named. Planning Commission to meet at Grafton Elementary School Monday at 6 pm. Boy Scout Troop 534 meets Tuesday evening at the school. An evening of local arrivals includes Mr and Mrs Chester Ellett and Mr and Mrs William Oliver returning from travels, and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Schultz moving to Schaghticoke. Church services listed for Baptist, Methodist and St John Francis Regis.

Alfred Cardany Leonard Hospital Chester Ellett West Coast William Oliver Flagler Beach Fla Lawrence ‘Schultz Schaghticoke Mattie Trumble New Jersey Dayle Town Hall Outer Limits Home Bureau Donald Vars Sally Walker Beulah Baker Alfred Stowell Laurence Beaupied Timothy Curtis Planning Commission Grafton Clarence Weeden Donald Weeden Watertown Henry Tuseh Waterford Baptist St. John Francis Regis

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