Den Projects Feature Cub Session at Parish Hall
Den 2, Cub Scouts, showcased a George Washington scene at Valley Forge as part of Pack 64 demonstration in the Church of the Immaculate Conception parish hall. Other den projects covered camping safety and Pack 64 history, following a 125-strong family Cub Scouts event. Scoutmaster Richard A. Severson praised four Eagle Scouts as examples, Leroy Baker presented awards, Rev. Alfred Ellis gave the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Valley Forge
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Richard A. Severson
Webblees
Leroy Baker
Alfred Ellis
J J Hayden Feted At Retirement Party In Hoosick Falls
A stag party honored Joseph Hayden on his retirement from General Aniline Co. Lurich directed the event with about 40 friends present including County Treasurer James M. Brahan and Town Supervisor John A. Murphy. Hayden runs an engineering and surveying office from his home and received a paid 1987-68 Elks Lodge membership and luggage as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hayden
General Aniline Co
Reappointed Bank Officers and Directors at Hoosick Falls Bank
The Hoosick Falls Office of the National Commercial Bank and Trust Co. reappointed bank officers and directors at the annual Albany meeting. County Treasurer James M. Brahan chairs the regional board. Arthur A. McLinden is vice president and trust officer. Frank B Busywell is assistant vice president. Agnes B. Cavanaugh and Francis E. Millett are assistant managers. Local advisory board members include Brahan as chairman and Bert Baker as vice chairman, with directors John Davison Cleveland E. Dodge Jr. Thornton Hall Howard E. Haynes George S. McKearin Jr. Arthur E. Moseley Rupert W. Thorpe and Mrs. McLinden.
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Hoosick Falls
National Commercial Bank & Trust Co
Albany
James M. Brahan
Arthur A. McLinden
Frank B Busywell
Agnes B. Cavanaugh
Francis E. Millett
Brahan
Bert Baker
John 8. Davison
Cleveland E. Dodge Jr
Thornton Hall
Howard E. Haynes
George S. McKearin Jr
Arthur E. Moseley
Rupert W. Thorpe
Mrs. McLinden
Lenten Series Held at Pittstown Methodist Church
The Hoosic Valley Council of Churches of Christ sponsors the third Lenten service at Pittstown Methodist Church tomorrow with Rev. Charles B. Lack of Boyntonville preaching and Rev. David C. Hubbard leading. Mrs Hobard Humphrey directs the choir and Rev. Percy J. Lambert opens with hymn singing before the 7 45 p m service.
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Hoosic Valley
Rites Conducted For Mr Chase Dufumeral In Clymer
Mr and Mrs Sanford Hewitt of North Hoosick and Dr Kenneth Nesbitt and daughter Karen of Saratoga Springs left Thursday for Clymer New York to attend the funeral of Harry Chase Deuink died Sunday in Augusta Georgia where he resided for two years The funeral was held Thursday from the Leo J Mahar Funeral Home Bearers were Lyman Rudd Howard Cox Merritt Smith and George Enquist Interment in Mapletown Cemetery Hoosick Town PMID
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Sanford Hewitt
North Hoosick
Kenneth Nesbitt
Karen
Saratoga Springs
Clymer, N.Y
Chase
Harry Chase
Helen Nesbitt Deuink
Hoosick
Deuink
Helen Sunday
Augusta
Nesbitt
Clymer
Albert
Leo J, Mahar Funeral Home
Hoaddl
Dr. Nesbitt
Hewitt
Phillip A. Lewis
All Saints Episcopal Church, Hoosick
Lyman Rudd
Howard Cox
Merritt Smith
George Enquist
Mapletown
Fractured Toe Sidelines Local Kindergartner
Five year old Stanley Brownell, son of Wesley and Mrs. Brownell of West Hoosick, is home with a cast after fracturing a toe in a sliding accident. He attends Hoosick Falls Central School in kindergarten.
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Stanley Brownell
Wesley Brownell
West Hoosick
Hoosick Falls Central School
Miss Marjorie Hunt Hosts Variety Shower Fund Drive
Dimes report from a Cambridge event honors Miss Marjorie Hunt as guest of honor at a variety shower. The final report on the Town centry by Miss Margaret Farraras of Hoosick March of Dimes noted a buffet luncheon campaign totaling 1 168 24 dollars. Thirty guests attended with arrangements coordinated by Thomas G. Restino and church committees from St Bridget's Buskirk St Monica's Johnstown. Proceeds support hospital work and related charity efforts.
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Marjorie Hunt
Cambridge
Margaret Farraras
Hoosick
Agnes Baker
Will
Samuel R. Shaw
Hoosick-Falls
Putnam Marjorie Flynn
Anita Memorial Hospital
Hallock
Valerie Sut- Rece
Consultant to Appear At Hoosick Falls Meetings
John J. Matthews regional director of Candoub Freissig and Associates will visit Hoosick Falls for a Kiwanis Club noon meeting and stay for a joint town village planning board session. Allan Dresdner and Roger Swanson will attend to discuss urban renewal and state funds for industrial development tied to the Nancy Shoe Co building closure.
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John J. Matthews
Regiona
Candoub, Freissig and Associates of
Albany
Smaster Plan
Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
Matthews
Department of Commerce
Mrs Hubbard Succumbs In Hoosick Falls
Adella B Hubbard 65 of Hoosick Falls died at home after a long illness. Wife of Alphonso Hubbard she was born in Petersburg and lived there before moving to Hoosick Falls. Survived by two sons Richard and Alfonso J Hubbard a daughter Mrs Robert Herrington a sister and five grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 10 am from Barber Funeral Home with Rev David Hubbard. Interment Meadowlawn Cemetery Petersburg.
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Adella B. Hubbard
Hoosick Falls
Alphonso Hubbard
Petersburg
Richard
Hoosick Fails
Alphonso’j. Hubbard
Robert Herrington
Albany
Nellie Merrihew
Averill Park
Thomas M. Barber
David Hubbard
Pittstown Methodist Church
Meadowlawn
Sewer and Drain Hearing Set for March 6
The board schedules a public hearing for March 6 at 8 p.m. on a proposed ordinance governing use of public and private sewers and drains as part of the million dollar sewage disposal and treatment plant to be constructed this spring. Morrell Vrooman Engineers of Gloversville prepared plans and will assist officials in explaining rules approved by state and county health departments. Mr. Vrooman will discuss advertising for bids and aims for early spring construction.
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Morrell Vrooman
Village and Town Tax Deadlines Near First of April
The village and town announce near term tax deadlines with 53 parcels totaling 2966.19 outstanding in the village and town dues amounting to about 131000 unpaid. Grace period has reduced delinquent parcels to 53 while 11 have paid 630.43. After Monday, tax sale certificates may be secured by paying due taxes and charges.
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George A. McEvoy
Hoosick Youth Placed On Probation
Hoosick Justice of the Peace placed Robert McGarvin Jr of Hoosick on probation for one year after a second degree assault charge involving Robert Babson of Bennington VI. The hearing featured Assistant District Attorney John H Spain and included a separate case against Joseph Davendonis of Hoosick Falls for malicious mischief valued over 250 dollars at the Bar-B-Que restaurant. A continuance was set for March 7. Additional fines were levied in unrelated cases: James Osborn of Ashtabula Ohio fined 100 dollars for overweight truck and 10 dollars for no tax plates. Richard F Palmateer 59 of Petersburg fined 10 dollars for operating an unregistered vehicle. Harry Bressler of Chappaqua fined 5 dollars for stop sign violation. David Tyson of Carmel fined 5 dollars for passing on a double line.
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Robert McGarvin Jr
Hoosick
Justice of the Peace
Thomas G. Restino
McGavin
Robert Babson
Bennington
Hoo- Sick
John H. Spain
Troy
Assistan
Victor Sluzas
Justice Sluzas
Joseph Davendonis
Hoosick Falls
Davendanis
James Reilly
Hills Feted On 48th Anniversary
A family dinner at the West Hoosick home of Mr and Mrs Harold C Hill celebrated their 48th wedding anniversary. Guests from Mechanicville Stillwater Whitehall Hoosick attended with flowers gifts and a large wedding cake.
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West Hoosick
Harold C. Hill
J. Arthur Herrick
Mechanicville
Raymond Kipp
Stillwater
Harold Kipp
Whitehall
Malcolm Hill
Marilynn
Charles Piritz
Hoosick
Heart Fund Captains Announced in Hoosick Area
Town Supervisor John A. Murphy and Heart Fund chairman announce ward captains Marilyn Keyes Walter Wirmusky Anthony J Wirmusky and Ann Pappas with Mrs William Bohmer Area volunteers include Robert Baldwin Edward Darkward Charles Filkins Mrs Frank Pierce Breese Hollow and Cyrus Spicer The drive will run tomorrow afternoon at the Municipal Building 3 to 5 p.m. and returns may be given to Murphy at 13 McCaffrey or to Brahan as local treasurer by appointment.
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Town of
Marilyn Keyes
Walter Wirmusky
Anthony J. Wirmusky
Ann Pappas
William Bohmer
Robert Baldwin
North Hoosick
Walloomsac
Edward Darkward
East Hoosick
Charles Filkins
West Hoosick
Frank Pierce
Hoosick
Breese Hollow
Frank Pratt
Eagle Bridge and Buskirk
Cyrus Spicer
Potter Hill
Two Cage League Games Preview and Historical Matchups
The report previews two Cage League basketball games with South meeting the Celtics at 2 30 p m and Hawks facing the Warriors at 3 30 p m on Saturday March 4. It notes a long noted card play scene from a bridge hand, illustrating strategic choices and risk assessment by South as dummy’s ace influences the heart and diamond sequences.
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Peta Ba
Mae
South
Knicks
Celtics
Hawks
Warriors
East
West
Dummy
Jay
Hastie Named Manufacturing Engineer Manager at ALCO
Charles F Hastie of Schenectady with a master of science from RPI was appointed to ALCO Products Inc as manufacturing engineer manager of locomotive and engine products. He will direct manufacturing engineering at the Schenectady and Auburn plants. Hastie joined ALCO in 1952 after earning a bachelor of science in engineering from Northeastern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hastie
Schenectady
RPI
Alco Products, Inc
Auburn
Hasse
Northeastern University
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