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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1970
Page
19
The Scotia Kiwanis Club sponsors Shenendehowa senior high School Drama Club in Green sleeves Magic a fairy tale at Scotia Glenville 8th Grade School Auditorium Sacandaga Road today at 11 a.m. The play benefits children from the Children's Home and the Cerebral Palsy Center.
Henry A. Volkheimer, longtime Hoosick Falls branch manager, is promoted to vice president in charge at National Commercial Bank. Prominent staff moves include Harry T. Hebbard as assistant vice president and Robert C. Lewsey named North Albany branch manager.
The Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles marks its 25th anniversary with a two day program at the Eagle rooms. James J. Bailey of Rockland Mass will speak at the anniversary dinner and dance and at Sunday activities. Bailey is a former Massachusetts Aerue president and active in local groups. Charles Straub notes Sunday includes a 1 30 p m initiation of new members with a ritual team from Utica Aerie in charge. new members hail from Berlin Raymer town Johnsonville Hoosick and Hoosick Falls.
Hoosick Falls hosts a village employee Christmas party at the firehouse today at 7 p.m. The Clarinet Choir from Hoosick Falls Central School performs Saturday at 1 30 p.m. at the Health Center with Future Teachers Association aiding carols. Santa visits the Elks club Sunday at 2 p.m. and clarinet concerts follow at St. Mark's Episcopal Church with William Gaillard directing.
Warner B Harrison, a local snowmobile dealer, asked the village to set aside streets for a 100 mile trail linking with town roads and an old railroad bed. Trustees questioned insurance, noise, and traffic risk on slippery hills. No formal vote. sentiment was skeptical. A similar request will go to the Town Board on Monday.
James F McGuire former athlete and coach at St Marys Academy Hoosick Falls was elected chairman of the Town of Hoosick Youth Activities Commission. He succeeds William J Murphy whose term ends Dec 31. McGuire is a Wood Flong Corp veteran and long time Papermakers Union secretary. He and wife Doris Maleahy have five children and five grandchildren.
Mrs. Maurice Noon 73 longtime Bennington resident dies at Putnam Memorial Hospital after brief illness. Wife of Maurice Noon formerly Minna Loechelt born in New York City lived at 111 Stark Street Bennington since 1918 marriage in Bennington. Survived by husband daughter Mrs. John J. Ryan sister Mrs. Elly Deery and a grandson. Funeral Sunday 10 a.m. Mahar and Son Funeral Home Bennington Rabbi Silton officiates. Interment in Park Lawn Cemetery Hebrew section Bennington.
Members of the Green Mountains Colony of the National Society of New England Women made four afghans and presented them to the Vermont Soldiers Home in Bennington and the VA Hospital at White River Junction. The last winter meeting at Mrs. Marcellus Jones's home in Grafton covered new member reports, a national congress delegation, slides from Arlington National Cemetery, and a Chinese auction whose proceeds go to the Veterans Hospital. The next meeting is set for April 4, 1971 with Mrs. G. Murray Campbell hosting.
New York: Dr. Maury Massler told the Greater New York Dental meeting that tooth decay is essentially an infection and can be passed mouth to mouth. He offered no alternative for what has become a popular diversion.
Captain Francis P. Stainkamp heads the Manhattan office and becomes inspector in Albany effective December 1. Lieutenant Kenneth D. Odell, also of New York City, is promoted to captain to replace Stainkamp in Manhattan. Odell has a background in Germany and the U S Air Force, and previously served in Malone Hawthorne and Hopewell Junction units.
Directors of County National Bank of Bennington and Catamount National Bank of North Bennington sue to lift a Justice Department injunction blocking their pending merger. The banks, previously approved by directors stockholders and the Comptroller of the Currency, appoint notable law firms to challenge the order. Catamount operates branches in Manchester Brattleboro and the Bennington Plaza while County National runs a Bennington HQ and an Arlington branch.
John Mitchell 36 of Shirley was struck and killed by a car while crossing Montauk Highway in Mastic New York Thursday evening, authorities said.
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