Village Trustees Set Special Session and Board Actions
Village trustees schedule a special meeting for September 2 to discuss water works bond completion with Morrell Vrooman engineers. The board advertises bids for a curbing machine and reviews police walkie talkie options while addressing highway projects on Kokley Avenue and McCaffrey Street with delays from Niagara Mohawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Albowicz
Morrell Vrooman Engineers
Gloversville
Atty
Nathan J. Case
Tate
Country Club Champions in Vermont
Don Smith of Hoosick Falls and Alexander E Mahar of Bennington won low gross in a Mt. Anthony Country Club Bennington member guest last weekend with 146. Mahar is Mahar of Bennington, nephew of Hoosick Falls figures. Jimmy Collins and Gene Karpowski won low net 130 for 36 holes. Dave Blair and Frank Bizzarro tied for second low net. John Newman and Bob Towers were fourth with 160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Smith
Hoosick Falls Country Club
Alexander E. Mahar
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Smith
Mahar
Edward P. Mahar
Hoosick Falls
Margaret A. Mahar
Leo J. Mahar
Jimmy Collins
Gene Karwoski
Dave Blair
Troy
Frank Bizzarro
Mt. Anthony Union
John Newman
Bob Towers
Cohoes Man Joins Vermont Firm As Liaison Officer
Raymond Wickes of Cohoes has been named customer service representative for Transistor Electronics Inc in Bennington. He will coordinate between customers sales reps and distributors and oversee manufacturing and marketing efforts. Wickes, a 1959 Hudson Valley CC electrical technology graduate, is pursuing an evening degree in business administration at Russell Sage College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wickes
Cohoes
Behr-Manning Co
Transitor Electronics, Inc
Bennington
Roy M. Anderson
Wickes
Hudson Valley Community College
Russell Sage College
Applications For Hunting May Be Made
George A. McEvoy town clerk of Hoosick announces that applications for party permits for big game hunting licenses may be secured. Early submissions yield quicker processing and must be postmarked by Sept. 5. Applicants need a 1967 license before applying. Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles plans a chicken dinner, social time, and elections. Cochairs are Arthur Cutler and Evertonesett James. Members may join two Saturday work days on roof and August 19 painting. A steak dinner and initiation are set for Aug. 26-27 with Glens Falls degree team. Frank Lewis will speak at the August 21 monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. McEvoy
Hoosick
Ap- Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles
Arthur Cutler
Evertonesett James
Aenue
Glens Falls
Frank Lewis
The
Eagles
Plan Carnival to Aid MD Fund at 64 Center Street
A muscular dystrophy benefit carnival is set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the residence of Mr and Mrs Robert Frank 64 Center Street. Keith Frank will act as ring master with Paul Valentine assisting. Activities include a pie toss milk bottle drop penny sale a French book stall and other games. The MD event is organized by neighborhood children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Frank
Center St
Keith Frank
Paul Valentine
Local Social Notes From West Hoosick and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Roy Slade of Ithaca and Mr and Mrs Lester Pine hosted and visited kin this week. Florida visitors Mr and Mrs H Leo McAllister joined Mr and Mrs Roger Moseley. Kenneth Brownell entered the armed services this week. Donald Sutton sailed home from Hawaii. Lisle Cottrells attended a family reunion in Homer. Maude Abbot of Haworth is visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Piritz. Florence Boughton of Boonton NJ and Raymond Gifford of Johnsonville called on Mrs Merrie Manchester. Frank Brenenstuhl of Morida hosted weekend guests Bert Baker and family. Charles Moseley and family of DeRuyter and Rev Allan Moseley and family of Utica recently visited their parents Clarence and Mrs Moseley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Slade
Ithaca
Lester Pine
H. Leo Mc-Allister
Florida
Roger Mosely
Kenneth Brownell
Armed Services
Donald Sutton
Hawaii
Lisle Cottrell
Homer
Maude Abbott
Hawworth
Charles Piritz
Florence Boughton
Boontoon
N.J
Raymond. Gifford
Johnsonville
Merrie Manchester
Frank Brenenstuhl
Morida
Bert Baker
Donald Moseley
Silver Springs
Charles Moseley
de Ruyter
Allan Moseley
Utica
Clarence Mosely
Episcopal Services Announced for Hoosick Falls Parish Churches
Rev. Joel B. Miller oversees three parishes and outlines tomorrow’s schedule. Services include 8 am at St. Mark’s Hoosick Falls, 10 am Holy Communion at Holy Name Boyntonville, and 5 pm Evening Prayer at All Saints Hoosick. Union services feature Walter Russell of Luzerne. Nieck details on August union at First Baptist Hoosick Falls with First United Presbyterian. Nursery for preschoolers offered during worship. Hoosick and West Hoosick Baptist churches suspend August and early September services. parishioners urged to attend other churches during vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel B. Miller
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick
Boyntonville
St. Mark's Church
Holy Name
Holy Communnion
All Saints’ Church
South Cambridge
North Hoosick
Eagle Bridge
Walter Russell
Luzerne
First Baptist Church
First United Church, Presbyterian
John Y. Elliott
West Hoosick Baptist
Grand Jury Receives Morals Case in Rensselaer County
Edmund Beehm, 19, of Poestenkill, held for grand jury after preliminary hearing before Pittstown Justice James Pfeiffer. Beehm posted 500 bail on charges of endangering a child. Foster Hussey, 69, of Poestenkill, also arrested on carnal abuse charges. psychiatric exams completed and preliminary hearing set. Arrests followed a parent’s complaint in Poestenkill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Boehm
Poestenkill
Rensselaer
Poes‘enkill
Brittonkill District Raises Four Town Taxes in 1967-68
The Brittonkill Board of Education approved unanimous tax rate increases for four towns Grafton Pittstown Poestenkill and Brunswick to fund the 1967-68 budget. Rates rose per $1000 assessed values with Grafton up 10.05 and Poestenkill up 4.73 while Pittstown and Brunswick increased by 3.66 and 4.59 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittonkill
Board of Education
Grafton
Pittstown
Poestenkill
Brunswick
William D. Dessingue
Law
Dessingue
James McFarland
Herbert Ford
Charles Keifer
Bernard Fleishman
Webster Paper and Supply Co
Pollock Lumber Co
R.B. Wing Co
Lee S. Smith
Baltimore
Sail Jean Allen
Héosic Valley
Brittonhill
Bumstead Chevrolet
Troy
Chevrolet
Traffic court fines total 195 dollars in Greenbush session
North Greenbush Justice of the Peace John W. Claydon fined 22 drivers a total of 195 dollars for motor vehicle violations at a weekly traffic court. Several defendants paid 25 dollars for speeding and unsafe tires caused most cases. Bail posted for Gerald T. Chesser on three unsafe tires. Additional fines ranged from 5 to 10 dollars for offenses including crossing double yellow lines and inadequate equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Greenbush
John W. Claydon
Paul Dunham
Third Ave
Watervilet
Clarence Hagle
Averill Park
Gerald T. Chesser
West Sand Lake
Thomas J. Regan
North
Greenbush
David Mohamed
Troy
Alfred G. Davis
Linda G. Wallace
Eighth Ave
Joseph G. Premo
John G. Dongelewic
Hidley Ave
Garfield Rd
Downey R. Fisher
Theodore L. Michelson
Robert J. Baker
Merry Hill
Joseph B
Horan Jr
Petition St
Rensselaer
George W. Kirkland
Lansing Ave
James E. Best
Fifth St
Burton J. Wood
16Th St. Waters
Vliet
Joseph P. Armstrong
Dorothy J. Steele
Bellemeade Apis
John R. Petropol
Fifth Ave
Richard A. Casey
John A. Hansen
Tenth St
Jacob Freedman
Centerview Dr
Button Proposes Free Sports Tickets for 20 Million Youths
Rep. Daniel E. Button seeks a $10 million annual Interior Department program to provide 80 million free sports tickets to underprivileged youths under 19 over two years. Local police and firemen would supply tickets. aim is to boost attendance and improve ties with communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Button
Albany
U.S. Department of Interior
Button
Congressional Record
King Submits Bill On Price Competition
Rep Carleton J King of Saratoga Springs introduced a bill to amend the fair labor standards act to let the labor secretary investigate complaints of injury to American interests from foreign imports and propose relief if injury is shown He said competition from abroad should be treated like unfair competition within the United States and noted foreign low wages give some imports a cost advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D. C
Carleton J. King
Saratoga Springs
Secretary of Labor
King
Kitchen Fire Causes Slight Damage at 34 Division St
A kitchen fire of undetermined origin yesterday afternoon caused slight damage on the third floor of a three story brick building at 34 Division St. The blaze confined to flooring and a wall. Battalion Chief Joseph P. Stasack noted responders arrived after an alarm from Box 123 at 5 19 p m. Firemen used a booster line. The first floor is occupied by Lorietta Brayman and the second by Alberta Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Farley
Division St
Joseph P. Stasack
Loretta Brayman
Alberta Willard
Youth Injured In Bicycle Fall
Frederick Rogers aged 14 of 2337 Seventh Ave was treated at St Marys Hospital for a laceration on the left side of the head after a bicycle fall at Kennedy Towers He was taken to the hospital by Ambulance Service Corp and released after treatment Patrolmen Norton and Berkery investigated the accident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Rogers
Seventh Ave
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kennedy Towers
Ambulance Service Corp
W. J. Norton
John F. Berkery
Radio Patrol
Hospital Director To Be Cited At ACHA Convocation
Sister Mary Agnes of St. Mary's Hospital will be advanced to member status in the American College of Hospital Administrators on Sunday August 20 in Chicago. ACHA president Peter B. Terenzio will preside at the 33rd convocation in Orchestra Hall, held with the American Hospital Association meeting. The ACHA has nearly 7,000 members nationwide and in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Agnes
St. Mary’s Hospital
American College of Hospital
Chicago
Peter B. Terenzio
ACHA
Roosevelt Hospital
New York City
Terenzio
Orchestra Hall
American Hospital Association
American College of Hospital Administrators
United States
Canada
First Stage Of July Lottery Drawing Set Wednesday
The State Tax Department announces the first stage of the July Lottery drawing will take place in Albany on Wednesday, with a second stage on Thursday at the state office building campus on the west end of Albany. The process will determine prize winners from $150 to $100,000 across tiers, with 240 tickets in the first phase and a final phase to be completed by August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Department
Albany
State Office
New York City
Post Post
Obituaries and Funerals in Bennington and Hoosick Falls
Multiple funeral notices report the deaths of George P Tatro 76 of Bennington Vermont and Katherine Bradley 86 of Hoosick Falls plus Francis J Walsh. Tatro died after a long illness at Sunrife Nursing Home Bennington. burial from Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home. Bradley died after brief illness. Requiem High Mass at Immaculate Conception Church Hoosick Falls. interment St Marys Cemetery Hoosick Falls. Walsh funeral held from J W Burns Sons chapel and St Augustine Church. interment St Johns Cemetery. Survivors listed for Tatro and Bradley include children siblings and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P.tatro
Sonrdiife
Bennington
Hanson-Walbridge
Katherine Bradley
Main St. Hoosick Falls
James S. Bradley
Immaculate Conception Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Hoosick Falls
Hurt In Fall In Fourth Street Incident
Seven year old Julius Syfrett of 266 Fourth Street suffered a forehead abrasion after a fall on Fourth Street north of Adams Street yesterday afternoon. Patrolman George L. Costello called Ambulance Service Corp. to transport him to Samaritan Hospital where he received treatment and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius - Syfrett
Fourth St
Fourth Street
Adams Street
George L. Costello
Ambulance Service Corp
Samaritan Hospital
Funeral for John Maloney Held in Albany Area
The funeral for John Maloney father of Rev. Thomas J Maloney Albany Diocesan superintendent of schools, and father to two Troy nuns and a nun in Albany, was held yesterday from McVeigh Funeral Home Albany. Concelebrated Mass of Requiem at Blessed Sacrament Church by Fathers Maloney. Bearers included John Hession Dennis Ryan James Nolan Dennis OMalley John Luizzi Joseph Nolan. Interment followed at St Agnes Cemetery Mednands.
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John Maloney
Thomas J. Maloney
Albany
Troy
McVeigh
Blessed Sacrament Church
Fathers Maloney
John Hession
Dennis Ryan
James Nolan
Dennis O'Malley
John Luizzi
Joseph Nolan
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Mednands
Father Maloney
Rites Monday For Boy 10 Killed By Car
Funeral arrangements are set for Charles J White 10 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph D White of RD2 ElNora. Services at A G Bolvin's Sons Funeral Home 70 Congress St Cohoes at 9 am then Our Lady of Grace Church Ballston Lake at 10 am. Interment St Agnes Cemetery Menands. He died from a massive skull fracture after a bicycle accident on Route 146 A near Elnora Road Clifton Park. He was pronounced dead at St Clare's Hospital Schenectady after transport by Ballston Lake Emergency Squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. White
Joseph D. White
Rd2
Elnora
Monnday
Elnora Road
Clifton Park
St. Clare’s Hospital
Schenectady
Ballston Lake
Idea Party at Quality Bulb and Garden Center
Quality Bulb and Garden Center in Latham hosts an open house called patio idea party today and tomorrow. Bill Starr and Don Christman say the event showcases deco ideas for patios matching living room decor, with a large patio display adjacent to the store. Hours are today 9 am to 6 pm and tomorrow 10 am to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quality
Latham
Bill Starr
Don Christman
Starr
On This Day in History August 12 1987 Highlights
On This Day in History from United Press International notes events and births. Ulysses Grant became Secretary of War in 1867, Edison built a crude talking machine model in 1877, the Spanish American War peace treaty ended in 1898, Echo I satellite launched in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Saturn
Mars
Mary Robats Rinehart
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses , Grant
Thomas Edison
U.S
Thought for the Day by W Somerset Maugham
English novelist and playwright W Somerset Maugham remarks that people request criticism yet seek only praise, capturing a rueful view of feedback dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Somerset Maugham
Union Drive By Troopers Harassed
Al Wurf executive director of the union organizing New York State Police says the drive has faced unprecedented harassment. Council 50 AFL-CIO accuses the division of hampering organizing rights while aiming to represent troopers on bread and butter issues and protect against abuse. Wurf questions if State Police hierarchy will accept Council 50’s organizing rights. Acting superintendent Kerwin unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al Wurf
Council
Afl-Cio
William E. Kerwin
Wurf
Division of State Police
New York State
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Mr. Tatro
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Holyoke
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Arthur J. O'Neil
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