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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1966

Page

10

Parish Mass Schedules for Multiple Churches

A consolidated listing shows masses at St Patrick’s St Rita’s St Marie’s St Nicholas Sacred Heart St Agnes St Bernard’s Sts Pete and Paul Joseph’s St Michael’s and St Leo’s Chapel with varying service times from 6 to 12 noon and multiple daily masses. Names include Rev Philip Grady Rev Anthony DeFranco Rev George Winlivan Rev Paul Pascavage Rev L DeSautels Rev Charles Smith Monsignor Mulqueen Very Rev Nicholas Wojakowsky Rev Celas Abitaille and Rev S F Olszewski.

Rita's Anthony R DeFranco St. Marie's George T. Winlivan St. Nicholas Paul Pascavage Sacred Heart HH. L. Desautels St. Agnes Charles C. Smith St. Bernard's T. Gerald Mulqueen

Fire wrecks former coal office in Cohoes

A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the interior of a one and a half story frame building at 172 Saratoga Street in Cohoes, formerly the F B Peck Coal Co office. Police investigate after two youths reported to have seen activity nearby.

Saratoga St Cohoes F. B. Peck Coal Co Saratoga Street Raymond Kenney Delaware & Hudson Railroad Carl Newell Ontario St

Cohoes Superintendent Reviews Textbook Ruling Impact

Dr. Joseph E. Perrotta Jr and Board of Education president James R. Bottum meet to assess how Justice Kane's ruling striking down the state text book law affects purchases for private and parochial pupils. Cohoes awaits a definitive court decision with orders possibly mailed, while districts with existing purchases face potential financial issues if the ruling stands.

Joseph E. Perrotta Jr Cohoes James R. Bottum Board of Education Perrotta Justice Kane Appellate Division Supreme Court Reim Burses

Eagles Plan Supper and Dances At Club

The Hoosick Falls Aerie met to outline summer and fall events including a fried chicken supper at the Eagles Club today at 7 p.m. George Ely is general chairman the auxiliary will prepare. A steak bake is set for Aug 28 at 2 p.m. and a Sept 24 roast beef dinner for Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad volunteers. A fall dart competition and a club dance follow.

Eagles Club George Ely Hoosick Falls Aerie Town of

Church Services In Cohoes

A union worship service is held at 10 am at Silliman Memorial Presbyterian Church with Rev. John H. Lyons officiating. Congregations from First Methodist St James Methodist Reformed Church and First Baptist participate. St Johns Episcopal offers 7 30 and 10 am Holy Eucharist. Boght Reformed has 10 am worship with Rev Angus J Seamans of Schenectady as guest minister. Full Gospel features Rev Clarence McMillan and Rev Bernice McMillan at 11 am worship and a 3 pm evangelistic service.

Silliman Memorial Presbyterian Church John H. Lyons First Methodist Church St. James’ Methodist Church The Reformed Church First Baptist Church St. John’s Episcopal J. Alan di Pretoro Boght Reformed Angus J. Seamans Schenectady

Grid Soccer Candidates To Register At Cohoes High

Cohoes High School opens registration for football and soccer teams at 10 a.m. on Monday and Tuesday in the school gym. Boys in grades 9 through 11 may try out for football and will receive exams and equipment. football practice begins at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Lansing Park with pre conditioning. Soccer registration runs same time with exams. first practice and equipment issue on Sept. 1 for students in grades 9 through 12.

Cohoes High School Robert Murphy Murphy Lansing Park Fred Johnson

St Bernard's Church Sets Summer Festival Schedule

St Bernard's Church has completed plans for a three night summer festival on August 26 27 and 28 at Canvass and Ontario Streets. Rt Rev Msgr T Gerald Mulqueen is honorary chair man with William J Trombley Sr and Miss Mildred Foley as general chairmen. A large volunteer committee handles booths games food and prizes with a ham dinner highlighted Saturday and Sunday 5 to 7 pm and Friday 6 pm onward fish fries and chowder with a take out sale at 4 pm.

St. Bernard's Church Canvass Ontario Streets T. Gerald Mulqueen William J. Trombley Sr Mildred Foley Joan T. McDonald J. Stanley Doherty William J. Trombley Herman Roberts Edward Ormsby Ceer John Foley Michael Bobrnitz Helen Benson Alice Burns John J. Kenney Saratoga Raymond Quinn William Trojak Edward Palso Sally Bell John Donovan Marion Ryan Ernest Fortin Raymond LaCross John Morin Louise Corbeil Michael Looby Thomas Reed

Grievance Day Ends At Noon In Cohoes

Cohoes grievance days conclude at noon today announced by the assessors office in City Hall. Mrs Katherine K Bottum secretary to the Board of Assessors says the 1967 assessment roll will stay open until noon to file formal grievances on tax assessments. Hearing complaints are Mrs Bottum and Assessors James V Kellogg and Kenneth L Borden. This is the final opportunity to alter the assessment roll without a grievance before the Common Council.

Cohoes City Hall Katherine K. Bottum Board of Assessors Bottum James V. Kellogg Kenneth L. Borden Common Council

Rockefeller Speaks On Education At Altamont Fair

Governor Rockefeller addressed an Altamont Fair audience and stated that Albany County's state aid to primary and secondary schools totals nearly $20 000 this fiscal year. He cited the 100 year old Little Red Schoolhouse exhibit, noting nostalgia but urging modern methods for a changing scientific era.

Rockefeller New York State Albany County

Watermelon Party Draws 500 Kiddies Across City Parks

More than 500 youngsters attended the watermelon party in nine city playgrounds, said playground director Dennis M. Kostyk. A window display at Timpane's Jewelry Store shows parks arts and crafts created by the children under Miss Noreen Doyle. Plans for the third annual Field Day at Lansing Park on Saturday August 27 begin at 10 am with each park fielding a team. registrations are urged at local playgrounds.

Dennis M. Kostyk Kostyk Timpane’s Remsen Street Noreen Doyle Lansing Park

Judge Suspends Sentences For Vagrancy

Henry Fournier was given a 30 day sentence in Albany County Jail after pleading guilty to vagrancy before Cohoes Justice Paul R. Coughlin, with the sentence suspended. Robert Wilsey received a 30 day suspended sentence for vagrancy after arrest on Remsen Street, with Bernard Cohen as his attorney.

Henry Fournier Albany County Cohoes Paul R. Coughlin Justice Coughlin Fournier Bernard Cohen Robert Wilsey Remsen Street Wilsey Cohen

Double Funeral Services For Cohoes Siblings

Double funeral services were held for a Cohoes brother and sister who died Tuesday at Cohoes Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Charles E. Deschamps and Arthur J. Lessard were honored at FitzGerald Funeral Home and St. Marie's Church with a Requiem Mass. Bearers included nephews and relatives, and interment followed at St. Joseph's Cemetery in Waterford.

Cohoes Cohoes Memorial Hospital Charles E. Deschamps Arthur J. Lessard Fitzgerald St. Marie's Church Robert Cote Deschamps Ernest Raymond Clement Edward Arthur Abbott Donald Roy Ernest Deschamps Lessard Calvin Schmichael David Fountaine Nelson Charbonneau Ernest Bissett Anthony Bessmer Armand Provencher St. Joseph's Cemetery Waterford Father Cote

Cohoes Soccer Team Sets Tuesday Practice At Lansing Park

The Cohoes Soccer Team plans its first practice at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Lansing Park. The squad will compete in the Tri City Amateur Soccer League with Darrell Desing hue as manager and sponsorship by the Cohoes Recreation Commission.

Cohoes Lansing Park Tri-City Darrell Desinghue

Man Called Disordery In Lunchroom Arrest

George E. Burgess 36 284 South Lake Ave arrested on disorderly conduct by Patrolmen Mantello and Duby for allegedly being disorderly in a Congress Street lunchroom. He was arraigned in Troy Police Court before Justice Timothy J. Fogarty pleaded inno cent and remanded with $25 cash bail.

George E. Burgess South Lake Ave James M. Mantello Howard J. Duby Radio Patrol Burgess Congress Street Timothy J. Fogarty Troy

Mothers group raises 1428 for outdoor pool project

Four activities sponsored by a group of mothers and volunteer women raised 1428 for a community outdoor swimming pool. Local chair Mrs. William H. Gilchrest reported nearly 982.19 from a Kiddie Karnival plus 369 from a food sale and smaller sums from centerpieces and coin drops. Prizes were given for doll contests with multiple winners.

William H. Gilchrest Mildred Buck North Hoosick Francis Galvin Bennington James Morrison Long Island City Kim Bodak Susan Mahar Karen McGuire Linda Scarey Sandra Rimkunas Judy Burdick Patty Peer Linda Gilchrest Kimberly Malo Ginny Bakatis Margaret Irick Carol Brenenstuhl Marilyn Marcil

Robert Chase Assumes Presidency of Rescue District

Robert Chase of the Clifton Park-Halfmoon Rescue Squad was elected chairman and, with other new officers, assumed office at the District 2 meeting in Hoosick Falls. Host Town Hoosick Rescue Squad provided refreshments. The next meeting is scheduled for September 18 in Berlin with delegates from Hoosick, Clifton Park, Malta, Stillwater, Schaghticoke and Johnsonville.

Robert Chase Clifton Park Marshall Jackson Clifton Park-Halfmoon Richard Danforth Hoosick Virginia Jansen Malta Herman Depold Stillwater Charles Doty Jr Hoosie Valley

Two Fresh Air Guests Delay Return in Hoosick Falls

Two late arriving Fresh Air girls from New York City and Queens were delayed by a bus mixup. They rode by train from Albany with a third guest from Cambridge, meeting other children in Albany and continuing to New York with renewed arrangements.

Hoosick Falls Diane Guinn Queens Harold Lockrow Eagle Bridge Debra Sax New York City Milton Cross West Hoosick Bennington Thomas K. Beaumont William E Dailey Sr Shaftbury Bennington County Cambridge Albany

Red Cross Swimming Tests Passed By 158 Youngsters

One hundred fifty eight children passed Red Cross swimming tests in seven classifications after six weeks of instruction led by Robert P. Hayden. Volunteers assisted including Richard Bartis of Melrose, Carol Calhoun of Hoosick Falls, and Sandra Reynolds of Hoosick, with beach mothers and water safety aides helping. Lessons at Babcock Lake were funded by Hoosick Falls District transportation, with the Town of Hoosick Youth Commission and Grafton Development Corp providing facilities and support. Notable high achievers include Stephanie Bromirski, Karen Banks, Marilynne Frazier, James Sennett, and Penny Sherman in advanced, plus James Sennett and Sue Towne in Senior Life Saving.

Red Cross Robert P. Hayden Hayden Richard Bartis Melrose Rensselaer County Carol Calhoun John E. Calhoun Hoosick Falls Sandra Reynolds Frank A. Reynolds Babcock Lake Town of Marilynne Frazier James Sennett Penny Sherman Sue Towne Rachel Liporace Charles Frazier James Monahan John Sennett Michael Stempek Barbara Hall Fred Leonard Shelia Ogilvie Jeanne Stetson Linda Southworth Valerie Schmigel

Peckhams Host Housewarming and 39th Anniversary

William M. Peckham Jr of Hoosick Falls Central School hosted a housewarming at his new Route 22 Petersburg Road home for family and friends. The event also celebrated Ralph E. Bullock and wife’s 39th wedding anniversary with a chicken barbecue and social time. Walter T. Beckstein presented a gift on behalf of visitors. Mrs Ernest L Malo served as general chair.

William M. Peckham Jr Hoosick Falls Central School Ernest Yorke Petersburg Road Ralph E. Bullock

Kiwanis Nine Defeats Bennington Elks

The Kiwanis sponsored Hoosick Falls team defeated the Bennington Elks 8 to 3 in Interstate League play. Both teams had seven hits. Hoosick Falls capitalized on timely hits as Woodward started for Bennington and Flynn relieved in the fifth. The winning battery was Martello and Durkin. Both Kiwanis and Hoosick Lions Club teams plan final games next week.

Hoosick Falls Bennington Elks Bennington Woodward Flynn Martello Durkin Kiwanis Town of Hoosick

Salluzzo Named Yamaha New England District Manager

Joseph E. Salluzzo of Hoosick Falls has been appointed New England district sales manager for two stroke motorcycles by Yamaha International Corp. He is a graduate of Hoosick Falls High School and the State University College at Cobleskill.

Joseph E. Salluzzo Hoosick Falls New England Yamaha International Corp Los Angeles Calif Salluzzo State University College At Cobleskill

Postmaster Absent. De Luca Heads Hoosick Falls Office

At Camp Drum Assistant Postmaster Jerry De Luca takes charge of the Hoosick Falls office during the absence of Postmaster Anthony J. Wirmusky who serves as a major at Camp Drum.

Jerry de Luca Hoosick Falls Anthony J. Wirmusky Camp Drum

Fines Levied ondrivers in Hoosick area speeding cases

Donald Cleveland 24 of Bennington was fined 15 for operating at a speed not reasonable for conditions after a Hill Road crash injuring four. Others fined include Donald Little and Eugene Bump 10 each for disorderly conduct. Daphne Anguish 5 for unsafe tires. Betua and Lebrun 20 each for radar speeding. three others 15 each for speeding. nine drivers 10 each for speeding. Paul Adams and Donna Andrew had charges dismissed.

Donald Cleveland Bennington Hill Road Justice of the Peace Victor Lluzas Hoosick Donald Little North Adams Mass Eugene Bump Williamstown Paul Adams Cambridge Donna M. Andrew Hoosick Falls Daphne J. Anguish Albany Robert A. Betua Bristol R.I Jean R

Assessment Appeals Due Tomorrow in Bennington Vermont

Tomorrow is the deadline for individual taxpayers of Bennington to file appeals from their 1966 real estate assessments with the Board of Civil Authority. Five owners seeking to void 1966 assessments had a court hearing postponed to Aug 29 in Bennington County Chancery Court. Chancellor Hill granted a continuance after counsel agreed to file briefs on possible agreed facts. A separate possible petition by one percent of taxpayers could trigger a town agent's appeal to the Vermont tax commissioner for a special Board of Review.

Bennington Board of Civil Authority Bennington County Chancery Court Vermont

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St. Patrick’s Philip A. Grady Sts. Peter's and Paul's Nicholas Wojakowsky Dunn’s Liquor & Wine Store Broad Street Royal Purple Mother Nature Connie Crescent Bridge H.R.T. Vending Co., Inc White ST Union Service Clarence McMillan Bernice McMillan St. Bernard’s Church Plans Festival Roy A. Sullivan Main St Peckhams Yamaha PAPER Cohoes Road POMPS Ontario ST. Cohoes N. Y RCA Victor Television Workshop Cohoes, N. Y Cohoes Bowling Arena
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