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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1966
Page
8
Miss Kathryn Helen Sczupak of Glens Falls is engaged to Wayne John Fisher of Glens Falls. she is an elementary teacher with the Glens Falls School System. The couple plan a fall wedding.
The Northeastern New York Regional Committee of the National Cathedral Association sponsors an exhibit titled A Stitch in Time at Doane House Menands on Oct 19 and 20 from 10 am to 4 pm. Proceeds aid the Washington Cathedral. Invitations go to exhibitors Sept 1. Exhibits include antique and contemporary crewel and needlepoint with daily demonstrations and cathedral slides.
The Siena Woman's Club hosts a theater party on Tuesday August 9 at Colonie Summer Theater. The production is How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying starring Rudy Vallee. Mrs Allan Katz is club president and Mrs John Sullivan chairs the event with reservations due by Friday to listed organizers.
Miss Marilyn Shaver daughter of Carl Shaver RD 3 became the bride recently of Robert Hunt son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Hunt of Buskirk. Rev.
Miss Patricia Ann Gray daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard V Gray of 28 Hamilton Ave is engaged to Thomas J Casey son of Philip W Casey of 218 Pawling Ave The wedding date is not set The ceremony was performed by Peter Suarez at Gilead Lutheran Brunswick with a large wedding party and reception The couple plans to reside at 979 Hoosick Falls after returning from a Canada Niagara Falls wedding trip
The first Sunday of the month roast beef buffet is served from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Troy Country Club. Patrons are reminded to arrive by Thursday noon.
Return home to Waterford for Mr and Mrs Robert C Smith and daughters Eileen and Sherri Miss Kathy Kennery and Mr and Mrs John M Harney and son Robert after a vacation at Weirs Beach Lake Winnepesaukee New Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Cheeseman of Massena announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Louise Cheeseman to Glenn F. Hitchcock of Massena. Donna is a Massena Central High School graduate and granddaughter of Mrs. Ruth Chessman. Glenn, also a Massena Central graduate, earned an electrical engineering degree from Clarkson College of Technology in Potsdam and works for Douglas Aircraft Corp. in Long Beach, California. No wedding date is set.
Cordial Greens Country Club announces its summer luau this Saturday with dinner at 7:30 and dancing at 9. Prizes will be awarded for costumes. cochairmen are Mr and Mrs William J Sullivan assisted by several members.
Jane M Bennett reports a bustling Saratoga opening with numerous Trojan attendees and notable activity shaping the season start. Stakes and performances spark interest among fans and local press.
Miss Al lyce Jane Patrick announces engagement to Gerald Eugene Wohlleber. Miss Patrick is a nurse in Albany and part of the Patrick family of 879 4th Ave. Wohlleber, a state tax official and National Guard member, is Troy High School and State Department of Taxation and Finance educated. A Nov. 12 wedding is planned. Saratoga opening drew 18 000 fans with many Troy area residents attending.
Mr and Mrs Edward Deyoe announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Jane Ellen Deyoe to James Williams son of James Williams and Mrs John House of Selkirk The ceremony took place July 10 at the New Baltimore Methodist Church with Miss June Deyoe as maid of honor and John Barnacki as best man A reception was at the K of C Hall The couple left for a wedding trip to Lake George and Syracuse The bridegroom will be stationed in Viet Nam and Mrs Williams will attend school in Berlin.
Ford Foundation proposes a non profit satellite service to televise 44 channels 24 commercial 20 non commercial with 16 for schools and 4 for information and culture. The plan costs 19.4 million to operate vs 200 million by ground channels and would be run by Broadcasters' Non- Profit Satellite Service.
The Sand Lake Rescue Squad began a townwide coin drive led by chairman Carl Wicks with area captains. Residents may still volunteer by contacting Wicks or Frank Allen, or leave cards or checks at local stores. Officers were installed with John Donohue as president and James Hart as captain. In 28 days 40 calls were answered. two resignations were accepted. An amendment lowers membership age to 18 with driving restrictions until 21.
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