Elks Women Plan Christmas Party at Hoosick Falls Lodge
Reservations close Sunday for the Hoosick Falls Elks Ladies Auxiliary Christmas party on Wednesday. A 6 30 p.m. reception precedes a 7 15 p.m. ham dinner served by lodge men, with an 8 15 p.m. business meeting and entertainment by Mrs. Robert Niles. A 50 cent grab bag limit funds Christmas boxes for service members in Vietnam and abroad. Reservations with Mrs. Thomas K. Beaumont or Mrs. William Bohmer.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks
Robert Niles
Vietnam
Thomas K. Beaumont
William Bohmer
Troy Lawyer To Represent Andrew Troy
Andrew Leslie Andrew, 20, of RD Hoosick Falls, posted 100 bail on a driving while intoxicated charge and hired Troy attorney William Murray. Justice Thomas G. Restino set Tuesday Dec 16 for the hearing after an November Hoosick Town crash. A delayed hearing was also set for Gordon Muckle of Bennington on July 2 for reckless driving on Route 67 with injuries, continuance granted pending counsel.
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Leslie Andrew
RD Hoosick Falls
William Murray
Troy
Justice of the Peace
Thomas G. Restino
Hoosick
Andrew
Gordon Muckle
Bennington
Muckle
TOPS Meeting Presents Metabolism and Obesity Program
TOPS weekly meeting at 7:30 p.m. will present a health program on metabolism and obesity. Based on TOPS studies from Deaconess Hospital Milwaukee, Wis. All interested persons are invited at Hoosick Falls Central School cafeteria.
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TOPS
Hoosick Falls Central School
Deaconess Hospital
Milwaukee
Wis
Village and Town Boards Split on Radio Installations
The village approves GE bid of 3587 for two way radios with 60 day delivery to aid winter service, while the town forgoes purchases next year due to anticipated tax rises and bond payment. The town cites six vehicles moved to a new heated garage for better maintenance. An open house at the old garage is postponed to spring.
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General Electric Co
Lawrence E. Murphy
Mechanic Street
Town Board Meets Tonight
The Town Board holds its monthly meeting at 7 30 p m in the Municipal Building courtroom. This is the last regular meeting chaired by John A Murphy a Republican supervisor of nine years. On January 1 Edward H Cotrell of Walloomsac a Democrat will replace him as supervisor. Cotrell has been invited to the remaining December meeting as supervisor elect.
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John A. Murphy
Edward H. Cotrell
Walloomsac
Murphy
Cottrell
Altar Boys
Matthew Carabis
Christopher Fagan
Robert Lajeunesse
John Markham
John Sullivan
William Thayer
Knights of the Altar
Catholic Boy
University of Notre Dame
Knights of
Masonic Lodge Honors Two Members With 50-Year Pins
J esse May 91 of Greenwich attended Hoosick Falls to honor Legus Hunt and Alfred Bosworth with 50 year pins. Raymond Calhoun presented for Bosworth, while Warren Rosebook of Long Island was absent. T James Wahler presided. officers to be elected December 20. roast beef dinner served before the session.
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Jesse May
Greenwich
van Rensselaer Lodge
F&am
Hoosick Falls
May
Legus Hunt
Raymond E. Calhoun
Rensselaer- Schenectady
Alfred Bosworth
Albany
Warren Rosebook
Long Island
Masonic Lodge
T. James Wahler
Funeral services for Henry T. Stemp Sr. held in Hoosick Falls
The 79 year old World War I Army veteran died Saturday at his home 10 Willow Street Hoosick Falls. Funeral service was at Mahar Funeral Home 43 Main Street with entombment at Maple Grove Cemetery. Survivors include wife Alice Willbrandt a son Henry T. Stemp Jr a daughter Mrs Stewart Crowley a brother Frank Stemp and three grandchildren.
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Henry T. Stemp Sr
Willow St
Hoosick Falls
Mahar
Main St
Maple Grove
Stemp
Hoosick Post
American Legion
Hoosick Valley Post
VFW
Battenkill
Former Town Aide Knapp Dies in Vermont
Ralph M. Knapp 61 former Woodford Vt selectman and state representative died Thursday at Fairview Nursing Home Benninton after a long illness He was born in Bennnington attended Woodford Schools worked for Draper Corp and Old Bennington Weavers member of Loyal Order of Moose Survivors include a sister four nephews a niece and cousins Funeral services were held Sunday at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home Bennnington with Rev Melvin R McGaughney officiating. Interment was in Woodford Cemetery.
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Ralph M. Knapp
Woodford
Vermont
Fairview
Bennington
Mr. Knapp
Draper Corporation
Sadie Sweet
Shaftsbury
Hanson- Walbridge
Melvin R. McGaughney
First United Methodist Church
Woodford Cemetery
Ireland Sees Record Rainfall Across Regions
Ireland endures heavy precipitation with yearly rainfall reaching up to 50 inches in some counties while many areas report around 30 inches annually. Flood concerns rise as storms persist through the season.
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Ireland
Church Classes Hold Joint Christmas Party at Hotel Cambridge
Members of the Mizpah and T. C. classes of First United Church Presbyterian Hoo sick Falls held a joint Christmas party at the Hotel Cambridge. Entertainment was directed by Mrs. Robert J. Springer, wife of the pastor, and Mrs. Joseph Beaumont played Santa Claus distributing grab bag gifts.
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Mizpah
T. C
First United Church, Presbyterian
Hoosick Falls
Cambridge
Robert J. Springer
Joseph Beaumont
Santa Claus
Hell Froze Over On Saturday Temperature Reaches Zero
It was a very cold morning in Hell Norway as the Meteorological Institute logged a temperature of zero. Hell, a small station community north of Trondheim, attracts English speaking tourists for its name.
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Hell
Norway
UPI
the Meteorological Institute
Trondheim
Rejected Lover Kills Newlyweds and Himself
In Binghamton New York a sheriff deputy heard a woman scream on the phone then a series of shots. At a rural Port Crane home police found Charles Jarrard 37 Helen Bowman 35 and Arthur Reynolds 37 dead from shotgun wounds. Reynolds died from related injuries.
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Binghamton
N. Y
UPI
John West
Helen Jarrard
West
Port Crane
Charles Jarrard
Helen Bowman
Arthur Reynolds
Reynolds
Four South Americans Charged In Major Drug Ring
Four men from Chile and Argentina were held at $150 000 bail each after police seized 44 pounds of cocaine and 35 pounds of heroin with an estimated street value of 12 to 15 million dollars. The drugs were hidden in wine bottles and a suitcase. The suspects were Sergio Ivan Fernandez Jorge Mesias Jorge Petit and Juan Bario Banfante. The arrests occurred at a Broadway hotel.
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New York
John Egan
Narcotics Division
Broadway
Sergio Ivan Fernandez
Jorge Mesias
Santiago
Chile
Jorge Petit
Callenar
Juan Bario Bonfante
Buenos Aires
Bronx
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Central Ave
N.E
Henry T. Stemp
Bass
Irving I. Bass
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Donald J. Ammering
OSA
Meadowlawn Cemetery
Petersburg
John, William and
Donald Mulready
Harold Cutler
Duane Williams
Ernest Potter
Eureka
Cordaway
Boardman
Boardman - Albany
Les
Albany N.Y
River ST
Troy Showroom
Burgh
St. Augustine’s
Lansingburgh
John V. Casey
O.S.A
St. Augustine’s Parish
Ayaa
Imi Wwe
U.S Gov't
Inna
U.S.D.A
Food Fair
Oscar Mayer
Tb. Org
Pillsbury
Porterhouse
Eatwell
Holland
Fresh Lake
Saint Peter's
Sean Clams
Scornenoccers
Holt
Etley EA Bage Boy
del Monte
Vitelli
Eres
Icans
del Monte Campbell
Betty Crocker
U.S
Tangerines
Florida
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