Top Bowling Teams Hold Loop Leads
Saluzzo's Untouchables lead the International League shrinks to 0.5 game at 49 31 with St. Stanislaus Club at 48 12 and 31. Sharkey's Hotel and Falls Motel sit tied for third one game back. Sluzas Welding cuts lead to two games in United League at 46 30. Rams and Rudits Stars tied for second at 44 32. Rogers Sales and Service leads National League at 54 18 with Sigalos Fixits at 49 23 34 and Jack's Restaurant at 59 17. Haynes' Ford trails 46 39. Don Smith tops individual rec ords in American and United Leagues with high triples and averages. Browe holds singles mark. Clayton Shaw Jr 279 high single. Bromirski 642 triple. Henry Bromirski 186 average. Bob Marani 267 single and 200 average. Howard Muckle 686 triple.
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Hoosick Falls
Salluzzo
St. Stanislaus Club
Sharkey’s Hotel and Falls Motel
St. Stanislaus
Jack's Restaurant
Haynes’ Ford
Don Smith
Larry Browe
Smith
William Sargood
International
Clayton E. Shaw Jr
Joseph Bromirski
Henry
Bob Marani
Howard Muckle
Trailer Fire Hospitalizes Pownal Man
Edward S. Coulter, 22, of Pownal Vermont is hospitalized in North Adams Massachusetts with first and second degree burns after a trailer fire destroyed the interior. He re entered to rescue his wife Roxanne 20 and two children Dawn 1 and Edward Jr four months before realizing they had escaped. Mrs Coulter and the children were taken to neighbors home. Coulter’s burns, hands and hair injuries, were reported as of yesterday as satisfactory. Fireman William Cameron also treated for glass cuts.
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Edward S. Coulter
Pownal
North Adams
Mass
Coulter
Roxanne
Dawn
Edward Jr
Alan Morrison
William Cameron
Hoosick Club Elects Officers For 21st Terms
Mrs. Helen Hogan and E Merritt Ashworth were reelected president and treasurer of the North Hoosick Wal loomsac Community Club Inc. Romine Mooney and George Sigmund named first and second vice presidents with Mrs. Mary J Brady as secretary. Directors include Walter Allen George Lippert Mrs Frank Kostenblatt Mrs Nedra Russell and Almon Hewitt. The club plans two monthly card parties with rotating chairmen. The first will be Thursday at 8 p.m. in the hall with Mooney as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hogan
E. Merritt Ashworth
North Hoosick-Walloomsac Community Club Inc
Romine Mooney
George Sigmund
Mary J. Brady
Walter Allen
George Lippert
Frank Kostenblatt
Nedra Russell
Almon Hewitt
Mooney
St Hilaire Speaker At ABC Exercises
Donald St. Hilaire of Hoosick Falls, former Grand Union Store manager and Hoosick Falls village trustee, spoke at the fifth annual Public Relations Institute in Albany. He and Charles Droger of Kinderhook were chosen among 25 graduates from the 18 week evening division program.
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Donald St. Hilaire
Hoosick Falls
Grand Union
Troy
Albany Business College
St. Hilaire
Hoosick Falls Village
Charles Drobger
Kinderhook
AOH Auxiliary Installs New Officers
Mrs. John P. Gorman was re elected president of the AOH Auxiliary at a meeting hosted by Miss Kathryn Millett of 75 Elm Street. Installing officer Miss Millett announced officers including Mrs. Louis Trembly vice president and other posts with social follows led by Miss Katherine Reilly.
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John P. Gorman
AOH
Kathryn Millett
Elm St
Millett
Gorman
Louis Trembly
J. Joseph Hayden
Jacob Brandalik
Gertrude Springer
Sentinel
Sara McGarvin
William F. Rourke Sr
Vincent Hayden
Harry Crayon
Mae McGarvin
Catholic Action
Katherine Reilly
Seven Hoosick Falls seniors map college plans
Seven Hoosick Falls Central School seniors outline next year’s education paths. Frank Carelli will study pre medical at Western Reserve University. Diane Redden aims for an animal science associate degree at Delhi Tech. Judith Richards attends New Paltz for secondary education with French. Stephen Taber selects Oneonta liberal arts with math or science. Martha Stevens also goes to New Paltz for secondary ed with math. Barbara Sausville heads to Oneonta for elementary education. Diane Bingham plans to New Paltz to study art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls Central School
William S. Folgert
Frank Carelli
Frank J. Carelli
Wilder Ave
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Diane Redden
White Creek
State University
Oneonta
Martha Stevens
Seymour Stevens
North Hoosick
Richards
New Paltz
Barbara Sausville
Clarence F. Sausville
Estabrook Ave
Tabor
Diane Bingham
Alfred N. Bingham
State University At
Crossword Puzzle Across Clue List
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Lamb
Advancements of Halfmoon Scouts Listed
Arthur H. Jacques reports Scout Troop 36 of Halfmoon Volunteer Fire Co. has three patrols the Flying Eagles Flaming Arrows and Panthers. Merit badges awarded include Nature cooking reading printing and home repairs with Gregory Mincher Michael Bethel Tom Bethel David Chevalier and others earning badges. Gregory Mincher and Michael Bethel promoted to Second Class Scout under Scoutmaster Eugene Sabourin and committee chairman John Michaels with Harmond Haffensteiner Stanley Maquist Francis Bethel and Harry Faulkner as members.
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Arthur H. Jacques
Halfmoon Volunteer Fire Co
Flying Eagles
Flaming Arrows
Panthers
Nature
Tom Bethel
Gregory Mincher
David A Jacques
Glenn Chouinard
David Couch
Daniel Bethel
David Chevalier
Gary Mincher
Michael Bethel
David Swalling
Eugene Sabourin
Harmond Haffensteiner
John Michaels
Stanley Maquist
Francis Bethel
Harry Faulkner
Boy Scout Fund Drive Surpasses $100000 Mark
Dr William L Bitner reports at the major gifts committee meeting that Mohican Council Capital District Boy Scouts campaign has crossed the 100000 dollar threshold as part of a 175000 dollar goal. More than 500 workers visit homes daily as the council notes it has served over 58000 boys since 1910. This capital appeal aims to secure facilities for a complete scouting program for all youths.
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William L. Bitner
Mohican Council
Capital District Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Council
First United Church to Hold Annual Congregational Meeting
The First United Church Presbyterian of Hoosick Falls will meet today at 7 30 p m in the parish hall to elect officers including three year Elder trustees. Reports from organizations and Pastor Rev Wesley P Miles will be presented. Junior Choir rehearsal at 6 30 p m will proceed. senior choir is canceled.
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First United Church, Presbyterian
Hoosick Falls
Wesley P. Miles
Stephentown Leaders Honored at Berlin Dinner
Stephentown official Stephentown committee man Sutherland honored at Lamp Post Inn Berlin dinner by Agway Store committeemen. Election of officers: Chairman Albert Silvernail Vice Chairman Frank Adams Lansing Burdick to succeed Sutherland. Plans to enlarge Agway Store office and display room. Sutherland resigns and moves to Chatham.
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Harold Sutherland
Stephentown
GLF
Agway
Lamp Post Inn
Berlin
Albert Silvernail
Frank Adams
Lansing Burdick
The
Petroleum Co
Albany
Sutherland
Chatham
John Burns
CES
Lebanon Springs
Halfmoon Spaghetti Supper Aids Local Fire Co
Halfmoon Ladies Auxiliary will hold a spaghetti supper on Saturday Feb 19 at the firehouse from 5 to 7 pm Adult and children tickets available through auxiliary members or at the firehouse Miss Beverly McGurk presides over Busy Bumble Bees 4 H meeting at Mrs Richard McGuirk home with plaque making from seeds and pine cones Next meeting Feb 4 at Mrs Raymond Liddles Pie Time topic to be taught by Mrs Liddle Refreshments by Miss Linda Carrigan and Miss Marie Liddle Attorney William H Kenny named Halfmoon town legal consultant replacing prior arrangement
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William J. Schramek
Halfmoon Volunteer Fire Co
Henry Wooster
Middletown Road
Houston
Tex
Trojan Pool Co
Bumble Bees 4-H
Richard McGuirk
Guideboard Road
Halfmoon
Beverly MccGurk
Raymond Liddle
Crescent
Liddle
Lynda Lavigne
Gracelyn Nosal
William H. Kenny
Mechanicville
Pearl River man killed in Route 9 crash
Gary Gordon, 22, of Pearl River, was killed Monday night when the car he drove left Route 9 and struck a utility pole, police reported.
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Stony Point
Gary Gordon
Pearl River
Abrams Bill Seeks Marked Glass Doors in New York
A bill by Assemblyman Robert R. Abrams requires all transparent doors in mercantile and commercial sites to be clearly marked as glass to prevent injuries. Other proposed measures include banning long omnibus trips with standing passengers, prohibiting sex discrimination in boxing licenses, forming a nine member 300th anniversary commission, a $100 000 appropriation, and giving Supreme Courts concurrent jurisdiction with the Court of Claims.
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Robert R. Abrams
Bronx
Abrams
Alexander Chananau
Stephen R. Grego
Erie
Frank E. VanWare
Monroe
Supreme Courts
Court of Claims
Assemblyman Chananau
Donates Kidney To Itt Brother
David Bliss 36 plans to donate a kidney to his brother Charles 35 in San Francisco. Doctors estimate a 60 to 70 percent chance of success while a kidney machine at UC Medical Center had kept Charles alive after both kidneys were removed last Thursday.
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San Francisco
David Bliss
Charles
David
University of California Medical Center
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Rogers Sales and Service
Sigalos
Trailer Fire
Hoosick Club
ABC
AOH Auxiliary
Great Lake
Tse
Erma Graham
Ladies Aid Society
Stephentown Federated Church
Andrew Pease
Eva R. Shaw
Silas Hicks
Peter Groff
Ladies Aid
H. Douglas Pierce
Bertrand Olton
Walter Sykes
Bill
Itt Brother
Ena
Cologne
Skimmer
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