Red Cross Swimming Certificates Presented to 27 Women
Twenty seven girls and women received American Red Cross Swimming certificates after instruction at the Weir Reynolds outdoor pool. The event occurred at a breakfast party hosted by Mrs. Raymond G. Rogers at 72 High Street. Instructor Mrs. Joan ONeill received thanks from participants, with special recognition for progress going to Grace Andrick Louise Cuik Kathy Deacon Mary Gorman Henrietta Harrison Audrey Keene Mary Lou Robinson Anne Perrault Elizabeth Salluzzo. Advanced beginners included Marie Dayock Grace Fifield Marie Loomis Corrine Philpott Dorothy Rogers Joan Rogers Theresa Rogers. Beginners honored were Caral Baldwin Cerelia Begin Rose Berlant Ruth Brenenstuhl Marion Ca e Shirley Cottrell Linda Horton Isabelle McGuire Mary Medvetz Barbara Pierce Sandra Pine. The group will have pool access for recreation and proficiency swimming on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9:30 to 11 a.m.
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American Red Cross
Weir-Reynolds
Raymond G. Rogers
High St
Tur
Joan O'Neil
Peg
Marie Loomis
Corrine Philpott
Dorothy Rogers
Joan Rogers
Theresa Rogers
Caral Baldwin
Cerelia Begin
Rose Berlant
Ruth Brenenstuhl
Marion Cae
Shirley Cottrell
Linda Horton
Isabelle McGuire
Mary Medvetz
Barbara Pierce
Sandra Pine
Awards At Playground Pet Show End Of Season
Prizes and ribbons were presented at a pet show closing the playground season at the Athletic Field. Miss Sharon Hoag reported total attendance of 487 for six weeks. Winners include Timothy O Neill Lynn and Debbie Cuick Mark Bass Jo Anne and Anthony Guik Gail Powers won first in painting. Lynn Cuik earned an award on a paper plate. Other winners: Red lite Green lite Cathy Bass Chinese School Michael Bakaitis Bridget Hoag Debbie Cuik Timothy O Neill. Games included kickball dodgeball football and races. Mrs Join Bakaitis and her children provided a tollypop tree.
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Sharon Hoag
Timothy O'Neil
Lynn
Debbie Cuick
Mark Bass
Jo Anne
Anthony Guik
Gail
Powers
Lynn Cuik
Cathy Bass
Michael Bakaitis
Bridget Hoag
Debbie Cuik
Timothy O 'Neil
Join Bakaitis
Painting Bee At Eagles Club In Hoosick Falls
Members of Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles plan a painting bee to finish interior work. Tonight a steak dinner at 7 will be served followed by a Janeing. Tomorrow candidates will be initiated by a Glens Falls degree team with Frank Lewis guest speaker. Ladies Auxiliary serves meat loaf.
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Hoosick Falls
Aerie of Eagles
Aerie
Janeing
Glens Falls
Frank Lewis
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hoosick Falls Archer Wins Vermont State Championship
Dick Cuik of Hoosick Falls, a Bodkin Bowmen member from Bennington, won the Vermont State Archery Championship at St. Johnsbury. Thirty finalists vote 78 finalists. He will enter the New England tournament in Laconia, New Hampshire, on Labor Day weekend as one of four top Archers from the St. Johnsbury meet.
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Dick Cuik
Hoosick Falls
Bodkin Bowmen
Bennington
Vermont
St. Johnsbury
New England
Laconia
N.H
Local Woman's Kin Drowns Inn Carolina Beloved grandson drowns at pool
Kevin Michael Boyle seven year old grandson of Mrs Stanley Fifield of 65 Abbott Street Hoosick Falls drowned last week at a swimming pool in Re sidville North Carolina. His father Dr Frederick Boyle dean of instruction at Rockingham Community College. Survived by parents a sister Kathleen 10 a brother Keenan 6 and many aunts and uncles.
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Stanley Fifield
Abbott St
Hoosick Falls
Residville
N.C
Fifield
Puebla
Colo
Widow Of Pastor Emma Webster Honored With Two Birthday Parties
Emma Webster widow of Rev William Webster former pastor of First Baptist Hoosick Falls was feted with two birthday gatherings. One after a prayer meeting at First Assembly of God the other a private 30 guest party. Guests presented cash and gifts and refreshments were served at 1 High Street.
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Emma Webster
William Webster
First Baptist Church
Hoosick Falls
Rae
Local social notes list visits and church union service
Bon neau and Baker families return from Cumberland Lake and Thousand Islands. Moore family visiting Ward family on Vischer Ferry Road. Amity Reformed Church Guild sale at First Reformed Church Cohoes to fund choir gowns. Benefit for muscular dystrophy raises 52 dollars 44 cents. Lenore Grenoble chairs Jonesville event with 14 year old band The Calculated Risks. Pamela Boomhower suffers break collar bone. Boomhowers visit West Orange relatives. Eugene Boomhower returns home. Gloria and Virginia Jones visit grandparents in Pleasantdale. Union service at Brimnsawick Presbyterian Eagle Mills Methodist and Christian Church tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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Alice Baker
Bonneau Road
Cumberland Lake
Thousand Islands
Donald Moore
Kathleen
Grace
George
Michael
Thomas
Lyons
John Ward
Vischer
Ferry Road
Moore
Genevieve . Merrill
Vischer Ferry ‘Road
Charles Pond
Rutland Vt
Charles Terrazini
Women’s Guild
Amity Reformed Church
Vischer Ferry
First Reformed
Cohoes
Maurice Grenoble
MacElroy Road
Jonesville
Lenore
Michael Horstman
Pamela Boomhower
Eugene Boomhower
Joseph Wells
West Orange
N.J
New Prersey
Gloria
Virginia Jones
Plesantdale
Arthur D. Jones
Brimnsawick Presbyterian Church
Eagle Mills
Langley Chaplain promoted to colonel in Air Command
Chaplain Stanley W. Spiewak assistant command chaplain for the Tactical Air Command at Langley AFB Virginia has been promoted to colonel. He has served at Langley since October 1965 and was an assistant command chaplain in March 1987. Father Spiewak a Watervliet native lived much of his life in Troy attended Catholic Central High School. He studied at Siena College and St Marys Seminary before his 1945 ordination in Albany. He entered the Air Force in 1949 serving overseas in the Aleutians Morocco British Isles and Japan and later at several US bases.
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Tactical Air Command
Langley Afb
Langley
Father Spiewak
Watervliet
Troy
Catholic Central High School
iHe
Siena College
Loudonville
St. ‘Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
Offutt Afb
Neb
SAC Survival School
FL. Carson, Colo
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Nev
Griffiss Afb
N Yu
Charleston Afb
S.C
Decker
Chanute Afb
Ill
Shaker High School
Air Force
Albert Ratcliffe
Tracey St
Rensselaer
Vietnam
Edward P. Ratcliffe
Ratcliffe
Navy
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
John J. Jennings
Camp Lejuene
William, M. Martin Sr
Ave
LaSalle Institute
Local Notes From West Hoosick And Area
West Hoosick Mrs. Lester Fine and neighbors report hospital visits and family guests. Mrs. William Hendry returns from Albany Medical Center Hospital after surgery and stays with her parents. Rochester relatives and Albany visitors are noted among weekend guests and travels to Syracuse Vermont Maine and New Hampshire.
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William Hendry
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Edgar Hunt
Alan" Burritt Sr
Rochester
Lester Pine
Eleanor Dundas
Albany
Edward Baker
Harold Moseley
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Stephen Davie
Aberdeen
Charles Cornell
Maude Abbott
Charles Hunt
Donald Gilbert
Syracuse
Clyde Baker
Vermont
New Hampshire
Donald’ Baker
Maine
Volunteers Sought For Leaders Posts for Girl Scouts
The Hudson Valley Chapter Girl Scouts seeks a Brownie leader and helpers for fall troops in Hoosick Falls. Registrations open with Mrs. Kasmer J. Stempek at 18 Burchard Ave, fee 50 cents. Vacancies: Juniors 9–11, Cadettes 12–14, Seniors 15–17.
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Kasmer J. Stempek
Hoosick Falls
Hudson Valley
Girl Scouts
Stempek
Burchard Ave
Baptist Church Picnic Held At Lake Lauderdale
The First Baptist Church of Hoosick Falls held its annual Sunday School picnic at Lake Lauderdale. Children and adults departed the church at 11 30 a m. Lunch was planned for 1 p m followed by afternoon sports and social activities.
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First Baptist ‘Church
Hoosick Fails
Lake Lauderdale
Camp Visit By McGuire Family At Lake Fairlee Vermont
Mr and Mrs Leo T McGuire and son Leo R McGuire of 183 Main St with Craig Reppel Steve Bradley and Michael Mc Guire visited Pine Point Camp at Lake Fairlee Vermont last weekend.
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Leo R. McGuire
Main St
Craig Reppel
Steve Bradley
Michael McGuire
Pine Point
Lake Fairlee
C R Dexter Funeral Set Monday
Charles Roy Dexter 86 of Stratford Conn formerly of Troy died Wednesday in St Vincent's Hospital Bridgeport He moved from Watervliet to Troy then Florida in 1959 and to Stratford about two years later Surviving wife Lillian Sorensen daughter Mrs Edward A Rickey two grand children and two sisters The funeral 10 am Monday Mason Funeral Home 109th St and 8th Ave Rev Robert R Mursch Our Saviour's Lutheran Church officiating Interment Oakwood Cemetery
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Charles Roy Dexter
Stratford
Conn
5Th Ave
Troy
St., Vincent's Hospital
Bridgeport
Watervliet
Dexter
Florida
Broadbridge Ave
Albert
Church, Troy
Lillian’ Sorensen
Edward A.’ Rickey
Philip Suriano
Edward Sims
Mason
109Th Street
8Th Avenue
Robert R. Mursch
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Bartlett Defends Penal Code in State Meeting
Richard T. Bartlett, chairman of the State Crime Control Council, defended New York's new penal law at a Buffalo meeting, stating the drafting group included many distinguished lawyers. He noted the law’s only major police change is the fleeing felon rule, limiting deadly force in property crime cases and preserving officers' right to protect lives and arrest suspects who pose danger.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Richard T. Bartlett
State Crime Control Council
Bartlett
Troy Crash Injures Woman Twenty One
A Doaw Street area crash in Troy injures Eva V. Mosher twenty one pinned in her wrecked 1962 sedan after it struck a pole and then the house at 749 River Street. She is listed in satisfactory condition at St Mary's Hospital with possible head spine and pelvis injuries.
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dJohnsburg
River Street
Doaw Street
Eva V. Mosher
St. Mary's Hospital
W. J. Foy
T. P. Blake
River St
Trahan
Clarence E Stoneham Named Grand Marshal for Festival
Clarence E Stonehams, chair of Lockwood Lodge and Berk Commandery, was chosen grand marshal of the 12th Annual Northern Berkshire Fall Foliage Festival in North Adams. Parade on Oct 1, hosted by the North Adams Chamber of Commerce, caps a day of celebrations. Stonehams has long held roles in local civic groups and banking circles.
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Lock’ Lodge
K&ami
Flnan
Berk Commandery
Knightsternshire Bank and Trust Co
North
Norams ’Masonicssociation
Adams, Mass
Berkshire
North Adams
Com Ferce
Abe
North Adams Trust Co
North Adams Kisvanis Club
Greys
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