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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1977
Page
1
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Berlin Central School held an athletic banquet with Terry Wheeler receiving the outstanding female athlete award and Mike Freihofer earning the boys award. Joseph Phillips of Pittsfield Mass was guest speaker. Wheeler and Freihofer are noted for multiple sports achievements.
About 230 alumni gathered for the 104th Hoosick Falls Alumni Reunion at the Country Den in Raymertown. Attendees ranged from 95 to recent graduates. James Miner served as master of ceremonies. special recognitions highlighted 25 and 50 year classes with numerous named participants from 1906 through 1925. Officers for next year were elected, and the program closed with songs from the Walter A. Wood School and the Hoosick Falls High School Alma Mater.
Hoosick Falls police investigated a report of apartment intrusion by Grace Centanni. They found no items missing. The case closed after Centanni said her cat caused the disturbance and the officer said the cat is on probation.
Hoosick Falls Central School will hold graduation Sunday at 2 p m outdoors if weather permits. In rain, ceremonies move to the auditorium. George Holbrook will award diplomas with Judy Nason and Diane Waite delivering speeches. Heidi Pederson to give the opening address. reception follows in the cafeteria.
Dorothy Durkee presides as president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Hoosick Falls Aerie. New officers include Valerie Brenenstuhl Kathy Devlin Janet Reilly Chris Hansen Bernice Lemon Janet Brenenstuhl Tina Kenney Linda Robinson Ann Thurber Bonnie Biard Carolyn Church. An initiation and dinner mark the 14th anniversary with tickets available at the clubhouse and reservations closing July 2.
About 22 students will graduate from St Marys Academy in Hoosick Falls with ceremonies at 8 p.m. in the gym. Amato Semenza, superintendent of Catholic schools in the Albany diocese, speaks. Valedictorian Frank Wirmusky and salutatorian Karen Vogel present diplomas and awards.
Michael Gates of Pownal Vermont was charged by Hoosick Falls Police with possession in the fifth degree after officers found him on Willow Street with more than one ounce of marijuana and two pipes. Bail was set at 150 dollars.
Hoosick Falls police responded to a disturbance at Dell's Restaurant on Church Street at 8 30 a m Sunday. Two patrons were escorted from the scene but no charges were filed.
Two Niagara Mohawk crews started installing Victorian streetlights on John Street in Hoosick Falls. Completion date is not set as crews may shift to a Troy project. after lights are in, John Street sidewalks will be replaced. Village faces an extra $561 yearly cost for the new streetlights.
Cambridge Central School will hold graduation Sunday at 2 30 p m on the front lawn weather permitting Speakers include valedictorian Hannah Stevens and salutatorian John Turi The 15th annual awards night is set for Friday at 8 p m with awards from community groups and faculty and Jennie Dempsey providing music and candle lighting to close the program
In Albany lawyers argued whether Kenyon Pruyn will be tried by jury or judge for a 10 30 cop killing in Mechanicville. A Ballston Spa trial date looms as Judge Loren Brown weighs whether to grant a non jury or capital case option.
Farewell receptions mark moves for Father Quinn and Father McGuire as they join roles at Villanova University and Archbishop Carroll High School. New pastor Father Gallogly and new principal Father Spenard take July 6 posts. eighth grade graduation and local events follow with a Montreal trip for seniors.
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