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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1967
Page
2
Miss Joanna Lve Gorman of 483nd St announces the engagement of her sister Miss Finda Marlo Gorman of 100 Spring Ave to Robert B. Scott Jr. The couple plans marriage on his return from Vietnam after his June Troy High graduation and Marine service.
Miss Barbara Anne Brenenstuhl bride of Gary Hall Breen was married January 27 at Our Lady of Victory Church. Nuptial Mass followed by evening ceremony officiated by Rev. Joseph J. Dworak. Bride’s brother Frank Brenenstuhl escorted her. gown of silk with lace empire bodice and detachable train. Groom is son of Mr and Mrs John Breen of Pitts Town. Reception for families at bride's mother’s home. They will live in Center Brunswick. She is a registered nurse at St Mary’s Hospital. he served four years in the Navy and works for Jack Elliott.
The engagement of Susanne L. Hare to Edward J. Whelan is announced by their parents Mrs. Nelson Hare and Mr. Hare of Bert Lau derdale Florida and Mr. Edward Whelan of 492 Second Ave Lansingburgh. Susanne Hare, a Troy cosmetology graduate, works at Manhattan Coiffures in Troy Plaza. Whelan, a Lansingburgh High School graduate, served in the Air Force and works for Ford Motor Co Green Island. The wedding is set for September 30.
Miss Jean Natalie daughter of James Natalie of 369 S Main St Mechanicville wed Francis C Danforth Jr son of Francis K Danforth RD 2 Gansevoort and Mrs Marjorie Suttle of Saratoga Springs in a double ring ceremony at the Church of the Assumption Mechanicville. The couple will reside in Saratoga Springs after a trip to Boston.
Miss Lynne Marie Miller of Albany and Cohoes area is engaged to De Paul E. Degnan of Albany. The couple plans to wed April 1. Miss Miller, a Monhonasen High School graduate, is a stenographer for the State Department of Social Welfare. Degnan, a Christian Brothers Academy and university alum, served in the Air Force and works as a National Biscuit Co sales representative.
Engagement announced for Irene Leona Nadeau of Waterford to Kenneth F. Belanger of Wynantskill. Irene is a Shenendehowa and Mictron Inc. secretary. Kenneth is a Troy High and Hudson Valley CC graduate, tax examiner for New York State. They plan to wed on September 2.
The Speigletown Home Bureau Chapter will hold its monthly meeting at the Speigletown Fire House tonight at 7 30 p m. Mrs Eric Feldmeier will lead a sewing lesson. Hostesses are Mrs Bernard Leach Mrs Arthur Kleiner and Mrs Joseph Van Marke.
Miss Kathleen Faye Hurlbut of Argyle is engaged to Jerry Quintal of Warrensburg. Kathleen is a graduate of Argyle Central School Albany Business College and a Marine Midland Bank employee in Troy. Jerry Quintal is a Warrensburg Central School graduate who attended state university. No wedding date set.
Mr and Mrs John Tracy of RD 2 Whitehall announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Carroll to Gerald Michael Runchman son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Runchman also of Whitehall Linda is a Whitehall High School graduate employed by the Glens Falls Post Co Gerald is a Whitehall High School graduate employed by the Delaware Hudson Railroad and attended Albany Business College
Mr and Mrs Joseph Perreault of 20 Strong Place Cohoes announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Ann to Paul David Sponable son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Sponable of 147 Myrtle Ave Albany The bride to be a Cohoes High School graduate and worker for the State Department of Social Welfare Commission for the Blind The groom a Cardinal McCloskey High School graduate is a laboratory technician at Huyck Felt Co The wedding will take place September 23.
Miss Geraldine Elizabeth Motta and Anthony Christopher Caropreso announce their engagement. Miss Motta, of 18 Farley Drive, Rensselaer, is secretary to G Collins Lyden at the State Office of General Services. Caropreso, son of Ambrose Caropreso of 57 Grand St Albany, will graduate from Stena College in August and works for Retail Credit Co. of Elsmere, also serving as a medical technician in the Air National Guard at Schenectady. Oct. 28.
The February meeting of the Troy Woman's Club heard Mrs. Donald F Mochon director of the local Office of Economic Opportunity urge citizen support for a police program under way She outlined Rouss ey County problems and suggested neighborhood centers and organizations as voices for those helped The group cited a clean up program a traffic light and neighborhood playground as accomplishments The meeting was led by Mrs Stephen ST Palmer with remarks by Miss Mary Abbott The club announced a May 1 luncheon at the Troy Country Club and reported on various club roles and upcoming events
Mr. and Mrs. Raymona M. Dandurand of 553 4th Ave were honored at a party at Ralphs Tavern Cohoes marking their 25th wedding anniversary. Hosted by son-in-law James McFarland and daughter, with daughters Susan and Deborah Dandurand and son Airman 2 C Raymond Dandurand and fiancée Kathy Bartlett. The couple, married January 31 1942 at St Marys Church Cohoes, have two grandchildren.
The Auxiliary of the East Greenbush Fire Co will celebrate its birthday with a party at the firehouse after the monthly meeting on February 15 at 8 p.m. Hostesses include Mrs Marcella Helmes Mrs Sue Trueworthy Mrs Aletta Carlino and Mrs Linda Carvas.
Mr and Mrs Albert D Whip of Moonlawn Road Brunswick will observe their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday at the parish hall of Gilead Lutheran Church. Friends invited between 3 and 6 pm.
Mrs William J Bair of 70 Hollywood Ave Albany and Mr and Mrs Frank J Rausch of 115 2nd Ave Troy announce the engagement of their daughter Janet Marie Bair to John Francis Rausch son of Mrs Frank J Rausch and the late Mr Rausch. Janet a Vinentian Institute Saint Rose College graduate works as a tax technician for the Internal Revenue Service Albany He is an estate tax examiner for the IRS and a Fordham University Albany Law School graduate The couple plan October marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Lee of Stanwood Washington announce the engagement of their daughter Janice Kay Lee to James B. Ainsworth son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ainsworth of 232 4th Ave Troy Their children are Stanwood High School and Lansingu bh High School graduates Both are in the Army stationed at St Meade Md a March 4 wedding is planned
Middletown Home Economic Division of the Cooperative Extension Association will meet at 7 30 p m at the Halfmoon Firemen's Recreation Hall. Mrs Joseph J Chevalier chairs the session with Thomas Petersen of Shenendehowa Rotary and Library Committee as principal speaker. A movie will explain steps to create a library and a Q A will follow hosted by Mrs Lester Jobin and Mia William Norris.
Plans for a Valentine dance at Troy Country Club feature 6:30 to 8 p.m. cocktails, a 7:09 p.m. roast beef buffet, and Phil Foote's band for dancing. Reservations are requested. The club will host its first fashion show and luncheon on Wednesday March 1 at 1 p.m. chaired by Mrs. Edwards Moylan with co chair Mrs. Eric W. Marx. fashions from W. P. Herbert & Co. will be modeled by club members under the theme Spring Rhythm.
Miss Anne-Marie Giroux of 26 Dudley Ave Cohoes and Carl B Allender of 54 Masten Ave Cohoes become engaged. March 11 plans announced. Anne-Marie is a Keveny Memorial Academy graduate and stenographer for the State Department of Mental Hygiene. Carl is a Cohoes High School and Hudson Valley Community College graduate and an IBM electrical technician in Poughkeepsie.
Miss Sandra Ann Sanders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Sanders of 165 First Street, to James Henry Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs Henry Rose of 14 Penrose Avenue Mechanicville. Ceremony planned for July 8. Miss Sanders attended Troy schools. Rose attended Mechanicville High School and works for Star Textile & Research Inc.
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