Rescue Unit Answers 41 Calls in May
The Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad answered 41 calls in May totaling 1,242 miles and 54 hours 35 minutes of volunteer time. R-1 handled 34 calls, 25 emergencies with transfers, trainings, and parade participation. R-2 logged seven calls including standby at fires and a mutual aid drill.
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Town of Hoosick
American Red Cross
Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Albany Medical Center
Cambridge Hospital
St. Peter’s Hospital
Albany
St. Peter’s
Poestenkill
Shirley M. Howard
Flag Given To Academy By Legion
Hoosick Post of the American Legion observed Flag Day with an outdoor ceremony at St. Marys Academy. Commander Joseph Auering and Post Commander Donald Bogardus raised the flag as Legion Junior Drum and Bugle Corps members played a drum roll. A two gun salute was offered by Peter Carpenter and Francis Murphy. Reverend George M. Callaghan blessed the flag as students gathered.
Bibs Sought For Patients At Center
Hoosick Falls Health Center Auxiliary seeks bib donations for patients. Bibs can be made from old Turkish towels and should measure 12 to 18 inches. Donations may be given to any member or left at the Health Center. A report on the membership canvass was given at the last summer meeting. Enrollment will continue. The group reported on cancer pads made since the last meeting and thanked the Ladies Auxiliary of Hoosick Post American Legion for pads. Mrs. Alfred W. Rowley led the meeting. A July picnic will replace the July meeting at Bennetton Battlefield Park in Walmartsea on Thursday, July 13 at 1 p.m. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Howard B. Thompson.
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Hoosick Falls Health Center
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hoosick Post
American Legion
Alfred W. Rowley
Bennington Battlefield Park
Walloomsae
Howard B. Thompson
Youth Group To Lead Church Service at Hoosick Falls
The Youth Fellowship will lead the 9 30 a m worship at the First Baptist Church Hoosick Falls. The Church School children will conduct the service at West Hoosick Shaftsbury Wisconsin. Police report a man fined 100 for drunk driving pled guilty and awaits a blood test result. The service will feature guest preacher Rev James K Hilton visiting from Washington with staff from area churches and the St John s Lutheran Church Altamont.
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Baptist
Hoosick Grange to Sponsor Dairy Princess Parade
Hoosick Grange sponsors a Dairy Princess parade at 6 30 p m starting in front of the Municipal Building on Main Street followed by a four minute milking contest between Mayor Albowicz and Town Supervisor Murphy in Walter 4 Wood memorial Park. Afterward ceremonies at 8 p m in Hoosick Falls Central School auditorium feature the Hoosick Hot Shots and a panel of out of town judges to crown the Dairy Princess.
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Hoosick Grange
Main Street
Leo J. Albowicz
John A. Murphy
Walter 4. Wood Memorial
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick
Rensselaer County
Janice Cipperly
Beverly Tucker
Darlene Herrington
Johnsonville
Johnny Bridgewater
Carleton E. Philpott
Pomona Grange
Hoosick Falls Central School
Esther’s School of Baton
American Legion
John L. Calhoun
John E. Calhoun and Sons Dairy Farm
Clyde R
Melrose
Florence Durkee
Jean Cottrell
Joyce Hoag
Walloomsac
Geraldine Cornell
Buskirk
Susan Brownell
Groveside
Judy Pfeiffer
Raymertown
Academy Nine Defeats Rensselaer in Series Closeout
St Marys Academy closed its season with double victories over St Johns or Rensselaer at home and away to finish 5-5. Senior Bob Nowak and sophomore Joe Martello led pitching. Nowak posted a shutout until Bill Sillery homered for a 5-2 SMA win, while Martello fanned 15 as SMA won 10-4 at Rensselaer.
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St. Mary’s Academy
St. John’s
Rensselaer
SMA
Bob Nowak
Joe Martello
Nowak
Bill Sillery
SMU
Martelle
Anniversary Party Set For Couple
Open house will be held tomorrow from 2 to 6 p.m. at Grange Hall Hoosick for Mr and Mrs William C Brown of Hoosick on their 25th wedding anniversary. Planned by their six children and relatives. Mr Brown Sr is an engineer with the State Department of Public Works in Albany. They were married June 28 1942 at St Josephs Church Troy. Both are Hoosick Grange and Hoosick Falls PTA members. Mrs Brown holds multiple local church and civic society memberships.
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Grange Hall
Hoosick
William C. Brown
Howard Brown
South Shaftsbury
Alice A
Mark W
Fred C
William C. Jr
Paul F. Brown
Brown
State Department
Playground Instructors Sought in Hoosick Falls
Three village playground instructors are needed for a six week program starting the week of July 10. Contact Robert J. Hayden or William F. Rourke Jr. The Fourth Ward Jackson Street Noble Wood Athletic Field and Town Athletic Field playgrounds run 9 am to noon Monday through Friday.
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Hoosick Falls
Robert J. Hayden
Town of
Fourth Ward
Jackson Street
Noble & Wood
Brunswick church notices and community events listed
Cropseyville residents Iola Simmons and Edmund Bonesteel return from service and hospital. Baccalaureate service for Brunswick area graduates at Brunswick Presbyterian Church. Vacation church school July 17 28 for ages four to eleven. Children Day observed at 11 a.m. with church school at 9 45 a.m. Junior High Fellowship picnic at 4 p.m. at Brunswick Presbyterian Church and local church activities across five Brunswick churches.
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Edmund Bonesteel J
Samaritan Hospital
Spec
Stephen Watson Ig
Vietnam
Fort Velvoir
Brunswick Presbyterian Church
Brunswick
Sahnal
Maya Bil Atul Lee
le Hagle Mills Methodist Church
Church’ ‘of Christ and the Presbyterian Church
Albany Airman Shot In Oregon Details Emerge
An Albany airman is in serious condition after a shooting in a Klamath Falls parking lot. Airman 1 C Robert Haber man, 31, stationed at Kingsley Field, is hospitalized. Police hold 64 year old Felix J Robles on assault charges.
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Albany
Klamath Falls
Ore
Cate
1.C
Robert Haberman
Kingsley Field
Felix J. Robles
W. Sand Lake Church School Aides Honored
At a recent West Sand Lake Methodist Church banquet three members received certificates for long service in the church school program. George Timber Sr. twenty years as treasurer Frank Dyer Sr. twenty years as attendance secretary James F. Hargrave Sr. five years as chairman of Education Commission Herbert Shopland ten years as superintendent. A Vacation Church School is set for Aug 7 11 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m for kindergarten through 6th grade. teachers and helpers are invited to contact Rev. Roger A Day or Mrs. Thomas Dipperly with a meeting for all workers Wednesday at 7 p m in the parish house.
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West Sand Lake Methodist Church
George Timber Sr
Churen
Frank Dyer Sr
James F. Hargrave
Commission On Education
Herbert Shopland
Roger A. Day
Thomas Dipperly
Jaycee Unit Names Officers After Annual Meeting
Hoosick Valley Jaycees elected James Shaw as president succeeding Paul Haynes. New officers include Nelson Eddy internal vice president Richard Lasser external vice president Michael Barber secretary and Robert Lewsey treasurer. Installation planned for Tuesday June 20 at the American House.
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Hoosick Valley Jaycees
James Shaw
Paul Haynes
Nelson Eddy
Richard Lasser
Michael Barber
Robert Lewsey
American House
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