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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1959
Page
11
The Maplewood post committees draft nominees for officer selection and organizational guidance. Members named by the committee include George Trabeyko and others with duties on Americanism and veterans affairs as the group debates candidate vetting and outreach ahead of the April meeting.
The Watervliet Auxiliary last night named its officers for the coming year. Becket, Rose Falco, and Mrs. Avaly were among those announced with Catherine Sortiy Latrlotig-asteudresaj Fry, Katherine Geilrich, and Trese Spetia listed in officer roles. The installing officer will be Ans vente Smith. the treasurer is Mrs. Meth Aiadigan and chairman Jim Neforse, with Mrs. Margarey Nash attending. The event remains open to the public.
The Watsonville Elks Auxiliary schedules a party and fashion show for April 16 with Mrs Joseph Camerone as president and Mrs John Parkas as cochairman. Jewelry and gowns provided by Chir Hate. Proceeds go to the auxiliary’s charity.
Mass times listed for multiple churches in Watervliet including St Patrick’s and Sacred Heart of Mary. Names such as Rev Msgr Hanrahan and Rev George Qualivan appear with several morning and afternoon slots, plus high and low mass references. Some entries include spellings and initials that suggest church duties and congregational timings rather than a single consolidated schedule.
Donald Ay Printell son of Mr and Mrs Prank Plurstoll of Mars Sid Ave Was rewumly Solevtud resident of Whar Valleye ollagter of Phi Fpsilon Kappa inducted in School of Hushh and Physical lucation as We cut lege.
Samuel Kayeild, president, will preside at a Palm Sunday gathering titled The Ukrainian Calnove Gon at St Nicholies Ginnweeh. The event aims to reveal a plan for the Caminilion Dewakrast 6 Level.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous church activities in Watervliet, detailing worship services, sermons, Eucharist, church school, youth fellowship, and prayer times across multiple denominations led by Rev. Wenuk L. Sealmore and others. It mentions Sunday school, adult and youth programs, evening services, and mission outreach with various dates and locations.
Plan card party to be held Friday May 14 at 8 am at the Hire House. Mrs Eliad Tharns will chair the event with proceeds aiding the Denarl ment and related local aims.
R Club presents its annual Atal Show at Sibiasil's Hall featuring two main skits Wann Mabie the aountain and Pade son to Persan. Cast includes John Plaskyn MyaiMaty Opalka Mary Mokaj and William Rowale with principals Michael He hunk Ceniga Dakin Paul Redefeieh and Anthony Tare ay. A special guest is planned with Mr and Mrs sep Feresvin Theodore Cerin and Alex Briokonitsky assisting. The show will end with a drive-in fol lowing the performances, and the Gay Timers orchestra will provide music with George Selokopilsky and Andrew Barniy on props and lighting
Maplewood PTA will hold a regular meeting Monday at 1 pm at Maplewood School. President Teohan Feogsal will preside. A discussion on summer reading for children will be held and plans for the year outlined. Fourth grade teachers may discuss program details. Members are urged to attend.
The Walvrylidt Public Schools instrumental music director leads a festival with solo and ensemble pieces including The Land Swing German song Nulu and several piano flute and violin solos performed for the PRA.
Fred Tallman was elected president of the newly formed Concords Besting Club at its meeting on the Waterdlot Gill Post. Other officers include Michand Spratt as vice president, Donald C Dupus secretary, and Manold J. Larkin Jr treasurer. Committee chairs named Ted Deane, Baward Hiavens, Lester Smith, Ai Larkin, with Jially as social head. The group has over 50 members and recently completed a new launching ramp at Hiefont ab Quin slept. Future plans include improvements to the ramp and promoting safe boating on local waterways for small vessel owners. The next meeting is April 3.
St Louis squad defeats Auburn 58 to 24 in a league contest highlighted by strong shooting from Jeff Comelli and solid contributions from Ware, Cotlivy, and Clayton Shute. Auburn’s Ware leads with 24 points and 14 rebounds. In the junior league, the Knicks win their game as Visions fall behind.
Mrs. Thomas McNiry presided at the Schuyler Heights Fire Hall meeting outlining a planned rpinmage sale in Troy set for April 24. The sale site will be announced soon. a social hour followed the business session.
chaotic report lists campaign chair Molloy Jr and officials, notes Cross of Peace pin, donations to welfare and hospital aid, and a slate of church and scout activities amid a broader village social calendar with hospital stays and a legal case in Green Island.
Adam Malika of FN Tith Sly is reported at Watervlict Veterans Aid administration Tepito Athang after undergoing surgery. He was treated for injuries received while assisting the Mepartisans during a fire incident at their location.
The Willing Workers Lovinly of Wifi Agri AME Chayel will host its annual spring hat show. Organizer Mrs. Lauiie donosen says the event emphasizes hats and fashion with models and local sponsors. Local milliners, shops, and volunteers will participate, with a luncheon and demonstrations during the event.
A coroner's inquest returns verdicts on a Wynantskill crash. Victims Lionel Gaudrenu 34 and Mae Anna Love some details unclear. motorist Joseph Metils 64 survives with injuries. The inquiry notes a wrist fracture and ongoing investigation by Coroner Miller. condition of others pending.
Fire crews were called to the Michael A Day Housing Project yesterday around 1:28 AM for a rubbish blaze. The central area suffered damage as flames consumed trash. no injuries reported and authorities begin cause assessment.
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