Vehicle and speed fines flow from adt era notices
Tokeph Winters of Hoosick Falls fined $5 for a rear light and $5 for no hand brake and lack of inspection. Fines of $20 were imposed for speeding on Albert Quen, John Wood, Reno Vella, Robert Gregins, and Dr. Leonard Bernstein. Ten dollar speeding fines went to Ralph Northrup, Louis Rispoli, Laurette Cook, Arthur Kilinski, Janet McKay, and Thomas Wall. Other penalties included $10 for inadequate tires to Donald Atwood, and $5 each for William Coonz, Robert White, and Nora Hunter for passing a stop sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokeph Winters
Hoosick Entry
Iso
Albert Quenin
Riverside
Ralph Northrup
Englewood
N.J
Louis Rispoli
Flushing
Laurette Cook
Burlington
Arthur Kilinski
Schenectady
Janet McKay
Valley Stream
Thomas Wall
Troy
Donald Atwood
North Adams
Mass
William Coonz
Bennington
Robert White
Redding
Golf League Plans Dinner For Aug. 17
A steak dinner marks the close of the Summer Golf League at Hoosick Falls Country Club on Thursday Aug. 17 with an award night giving cash prizes to the top three of 10 teams. A trophy by T Ballantyne Sons will be presented for the individual handicap score. A Masters Open Golf Tournament film from 1967 will be shown at 9 p.m. Travelors Insurance Co and officers lead the event with Charles Cappellino as general chairman and Dr Fred H Harter Joseph F E McGrath Kasmer J Stempek assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
T. Ballantyne
Sons
Travelers Insurance Co
Charles G. Cappellino
Fred. H. Harter
Joseph FE. McGrath
Kasmer J. Stempek
Playground Pet Day Sponsored by Local Playground
Miss Sharon Hoag announces a pet day at the Athletic Field Playground on Monday with prizes for best behaved best looking and most obedient animals. Lynn Cuik won art first Debbie Cuik second in painting, with judges Tobey Reppel Timmy Smith Peggy Bass Rita Lemon. Roy Wolfe won broad jump, Lynn Cuik second. Debbie Cuik won jump rope. Giants beat Mets 16 6 in kickball. Peggy Bass captained winners Wendy La Porte captained Mets. Groups played Battle Ball and Dodge Ball. refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Hoag
Lynn Cuik
Debbie
Tobey Reppel
Timmy Smith
Peggy Bass
Rita Lemon
Roy
Octagon House Purchases by Mr Driscoll
The Octagon House built in 1853 at 8 River St was bought from the Alice B Dodge estate by R Fay Driscoll formerly of Hoosick Falls. He has worked 13 years as a cable splicer for the New York Telephone Co in the Troy District and lived in Center Brunswick before moving to the Octagon House. He is son of Mrs Anna T Driscoll and the late Frank W Driscoll longtime Hoosick Falls police chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Fay Driscoll
Hoosick Falls
River St
Alice B. Dodge
Estabrook
Old Catholic Church
Driscoll
New York Telephone Co
Troy
Center Brunswick
Octagon House
Anna’t. Driscoll
Frank W. Driscoll
Police Made 15 Arrests During July in Hoosick Falls
Chief Frank J. Demick reports Hoosick Falls police made fifteen arrests on twenty two charges in July. Violations included four speeding cases two driving while intoxicated cases two reckless driving cases two unlicensed operators two muffler violations two public intoxication cases and one open container ordinance. Other offenses included one each for operating an unregistered motor vehicle an unregistered motorcycle no insurance failure to yield at an intersection and failure to notify the motor vehicle commissioner of address change. Court dispositions saw six fines totaling 210 dollars and one bail forfeiture of 25 dollars. Five cases were dismissed eight charges withdrawn and two received five day suspended sentences. Police activity also noted eight citizen complaints six motor vehicle accidents three overnight transmissions seven street lights out and five business doors found open and secured. Two police cruisers logged 3233 miles for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Frank J. Demick
Delegates Attend Church Conference
Delegates from First Baptist Church Hoosick Falls and West Hoosick Baptist Church attended the Junior High Pathfinders summer conference in Coopers Town. From Hoosick Falls were Paul Beaumont and Robert Frederickson. From West Hoosick were Gloria and Donna Chaplin. Fred Brown and next week Terri Markiewicz and Mark Brown will conclude the local summer groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hoosick Falls
West Hoosick Baptist Church
Pathfinders
Cooperstown
Paul Beaumont
Robert Frederickson
West Hoosick
Gloria
Donna
Chaplin
Fred Brown
Hoosick
Walls
Terri Markiewicz
Mark Brown
Fifty Mile Swim Project Organized
An organization meeting today at 5:30 p.m. at the Weir Reynolds Community Swimming Pool invites all ages to join the Red Cross 50 mile swim program. Swimmers track 0.25 miles per 18 laps with certificates after every 10 miles. Don Eighmey leads, daily sessions from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. focus on teens and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir-Reynolds
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Don Eighmey
Patient At Hospital Thomas' s. Bass of 16 Barton Ave.
Bass of 16 Barton Avenue is listed as a surgical patient at Albany Medical Center Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas’ S. Bass
Barton Ave
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Picnic of Van Rensselaer Chapter CES Set for Tomorrow
The Past Matrons Association will hold its annual picnic tomorrow at 6 p.m. at the Masonic Temple grounds on Main Street in Hoosick Falls. Members should bring a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matrons Association of van Rensselaer Chapter
CES
Masonic Temple
Main Street
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Ada M Breer Ladies Aid Meeting Notice
Hoosick Ada M Breer reports that the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church will meet in the church on Friday August 18. Mrs Roland H Brown and John V Stearns have spent a week with Mrs Brown's daughter and family in Fort Knox Kentucky. Mrs Thomas Phillips and daughter from Springfield Virginia are visiting Mr and Mrs Watson White. Mr and Mrs Raymond Sharkey and family will leave Friday for Portland Maine for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the
Bapitist Church
Roland H. Brown
John V. Stearns
East Greenbush School Voters OK Bond Issues
East Greenbush Central School District voters approved three bond resolutions totaling 1,355,000 for site purchase at Leavitt near Couse, additions to Red Mill School, and Romer House property near Columbia High. The board also granted senior cards for free adult education and leased post office space for four years. resignations of four teachers announced and several appointments made, including Dr Norbert Ringleman as school physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Spierre
East Greenbush Central School
Red Mill
Romer
Columbia High School
Kenneth Bame
James S. Colligan
William Freeman
Green Meadow
Paul A. ‘Thompson
Susan Trueworthy
Donald P. Sutherland
E. Harvey Jewell
Joseph J. Jarrett
Patricia N. Monsour
Bell Top
Marjorie Ann Beaulieu
Carol V. DeRolf
Donald
Hotel Steps Nap Costs Troy Man
A Troy man on Broadway slept on hotel steps and woke to find about 45 dollars missing from his wallet. Police listed his address as 26 Rensselaer Street. The incident occurred near the Union Hotel with no further details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Man
jUlarles
Union Hotel
Broadway
Ehlers
Visiting Here Miss Lora Marsh At Frankford Parish
Miss Lora Marsh a retired Romance languages teacher at Frankford High is guest this month with Rev John P Elliott Mrs Elliott and family at the Baptist parsonage. March is cousin of the Elliotts and teaches the Women s Bible Class at North Frankford Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Marsh
Frankford High School
Philadelphia
John P. Elliott
Elliott
Baptist
Parsonage
March
Elliotts
North Frankford Baptist Church
Plans Auction To Be Held In Capital Hudson Area
The Capital Hudson area of the New York State Tris Society will hold its annual auction Sunday at the garden of Lewin A. Conroe Font Grove Road Slingerlands A bargain table sale will be held at 10 30 a m and a picnic lunch at 12 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital-Hudson
New York State
Tris Society
Garden of
Lewin A. Conroe
Font Grove Road
Slingerlands
Firemen Parade to Open NY Convention in Menands
The Menands Fire Department will sponsor a parade signaling the opening of the Firemen's Association of New York convention on Aug. 20. About 42 fire units and 25 musical organizations have signed up with 4,000 marchers forming at 1:30 pm on Broadway. The march ends at the Menands Regional Market where festivities conclude and a Red Cross first aid station opens in the old Menands firehouse. Police and auxiliary units manage traffic as thousands attend and trophies are awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menands Fire’ Department
Firemen's Association of New York
Thomas Walsh
William Kachadoorian
John Dobler
Albany-Menands
Broadway
Albany Felt Co
Menands
American Red Cross
Troy
Ménands
Albany City
Colonie Auxiiliary Police
Albany County Fire Police
Dallara Dies From Injuries After July Car Crash
Robert Dallara age 29 of Queens died at Albany Medical Center Hospital from injuries suffered in a July 10 automobile crash near Copake southeast of here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dallara
Queens
Albany Medical _ Center Hospital
Copake
Pine City Visit Highlights Miss Elliott Presidency
Miss Martha Elliott of Havricks Falls attended Pine City events hosted by Rev Bruce Austin and his wife. The Austin couple, formerly of Fort TM, served as counselors at a recent New York State Guild Conference held at Keuka College where Elliott was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Elliott
Havisick Falls
Bruce Austin
Austin
Pine City
Fort
Edward
Keuka College
Miss Elliott
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Mr. Driscoll
Ada M. Breer
America
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P.O
Birmingham
Alabama
U.S.A
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Fi Fine
Standard Brands Inc
Averill Park
George A. Kern
Anthony Mancino
James W. O'Donnell
Cochairman
Arthur Ferguson
E. Greenbush School Voters
Arnold Sherman
Rensgselaer St
Roe
15Th ST
Troy, N.Y
U.S.D.A
Pepsi-Cola
Sunshine
CHOC
Cairo, N. J
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Cornwallville
Prune
Catskill
del Monte
River Valley
LARGE
Pillsbury
Schuler’s Potato Chips
Hunt's Tomato
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