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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1967
Page
10
The 12th annual military ball of A Co 1st Bn 210 Armor will be held Saturday April 1 at the Washington Avenue Armory Albany with two musical groups providing music from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Invitations go to Tri City military organizations. A ball queen will be chosen from nominees and will attend next summer's Army National Guard training at Camp Dram.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Alfred Cuerdon of 22 Emerick Lane Albany announces the engagement of their daughter Lauren Louise to Dennis Frederick Baldwin son of Mrs Mildred Baldwin of Altamont and the late Clifford T Baldwin The couple will be married April 8 Lauren attended Lan singburgh High School Colonia Central High School and Colonia Beauty School Albany employed at Johns Turnpike Beauty Salon Inc Granddaughter of Mrs Dorothy B Malone and T Joseph Cuerdon of Troy Baldwin is a Voorheesville High School graduate and employed at Schenectady Plymouth.
Miss Mary Agnes DiNallo of 191 Saratoga Avenue Mechanicville is engaged to Peter Vincent Enzien son of Mr and Mrs Frank Enzien of 132 South Main Street Mechanicville. They plan to marry April 8. Both graduates of Mechanicville High School they will wed in a local ceremony. Miss DiNallo is a dental assistant for Dr Raymond DeCrescente. Mr Enzien a Hudson Valley Community College graduate works with Enzien s Pharmacy.
Mr and Mrs Edward Reed of Bliss Schoolhouse Road Nassau announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy to Robert Isby son of Mr and Mrs Philip Isby of Cynthia Lane Nassau Miss Reed is a Columbia High School graduate and works for Prudential Insurance Co Isby is a Bayside High School graduate from Long Island and employed by Albany Public Market Inc in Rensselaer
Barbara Bras sard Megraw and James A. Varney wed at Epiphany Church in Detroit. Rev Frederick Bodde officiated as Donald G Brassard gave the bride away. The bride wore pink silk with a colonial bouquet and greenery, matron of honor was Edward Munnich's sister, and Robert Varney was best man. Reception followed in Livonia at the Varney home. Barbra Brassard Megraw is from Cohoes and studied at Onondaga Community College and Beacon Geldey Secretarial School, previously with New York Telephone Co. Varney is of Detroit, a St. Agnes High School alum, Navy veteran, now with the University of Michigan. They will reside at 3010 Fernwood Ave in Ann Arbor.
The Sacred Heart Sodality of Augustine's Church met Monday evening with Rev. Thomas W. Behan as moderator. Present officers were unanimously reelected with Mrs. Ruth Selman named chairman and Mrs. Blanche Smith cochairman of the Communion breakfast in May. Hostesses were Mrs. Catherine Renna and Mrs. Marge Dyer.
Miss Teresa Bianco daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Andino Bianco of Naples Italy and sister of Mrs Dominic Cioffi of Troy married Dominic Marchese son of the late Mr and Mrs Louis Marchese February 26 at St Anthony s Church in Troy Reverend Thomas O DeLuca OFM officiated Dominic Cioffi escorted the bride and a reception followed at the groom s sister Mrs Jerry Cioffi s home Plans call for a Florida motor trip and then a residence at 52 Washington Street Troy The bride wore silk organza with rosepoint lace and a self detachable lace train The bridal bouquet featured carnations with a white orchid The pink bouquet carried by the flower girl matched the pink headpiece worn by Mrs Maietta
Women from various sectors will attend a March 20 Albany seminar titled Know Your New York State. The event, hosted by the Governor and the recently formed Women’s Unit, features talks by officials, media professionals, and industry leaders, plus exhibits and discussions on the Constitutional Convention and transportation.
The Troy Woman's Club met yesterday in the club rooms on 2nd Street with Mrs. Stephen T. Palmer presiding. Mildred Farrell, a monologist and comedienne, presented Women are Funny reflecting suburban matron life. Members heard reports from secretary and treasurer and discussed upcoming events including a New York bus trip and the state federation meeting.
The Board To Meet The Board Of Women Managers of the Bethesda Home will convene Monday at 2 p m at the home.
Two students from the greater Troy area are named to the dean's list at Connecticut College for the first semester of the 1966-67 academic year. Elizabeth B. Davison of Hoosick Falls and Iris D. Chartoff of Troy are the recipients named in the notice.
The meeting of the School 18 Parent Teacher Association scheduled for tonight has been postponed to next Thursday evening. Mrs Elmer Orchard, chairwoman of the nominating committee, will present the state of officers.
Frances Law the Waterville resident, daughter of Mrs Laura M VanDermark and Charles F VanDermark, plans a July 22 wedding. She graduated Mercy High Albany and works as a stenographer at the State Department of Motor Vehicles. Charles VanDermark, a Catholic Central High School alumnus, holds a B S in mechanical engineering from RPT, is in the Army at Ft Benning, Ga, and will return to Niagara Mohawk Power Corp after service.
Engagement announced for Miss Dorinda Trainer Procter of New York City to Joseph Walter Canzeri of Schuylerville and Cooperstown. A March wedding planned at Central Presbyterian Church in New York City. Miss Procter attended Thomas School Norwalk and House in the Pines Norton Mass. She is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Page S Procter Sr of Maitland Florida. Mr Canzeri graduated Paul Smiths College and served in Korea. He is assistant manager of the Cooper Inn in the Otesaga Hotel Cooperstown.
The Speigletown Home Bureau Chapter will meet today at p.m. at the Speigletown firehouse. Mrs Henry Jensen will teach a sewing bucket lesson. Hostesses will be Mrs Phillips Downs and Mrs James Upton.
Monday evening at the YWCA saw winners led by Robert Sidman and Miles Storfer in first place. Second went to Mrs. Sam Nelick and Mrs. Alfred Dembo, with Mrs. Grace Farnan and Herman Wald securing third.
Miss Lucas engages Edward William Dougall in a family announcement. The couple are to wed after his return from overseas service in the Navy. Dougall is the son of Homer and Mrs Dougall of Waterford. Lucas is a Catholic Central High School graduate employed by the National Bank.
Mr and Mrs Joseph A Gavryck announce the engagement of their daughter Karen Leo Gavryck to Stewart Cosgrave Allen son of Mr and Mrs do ward C A Allen of Peck Road RD 4 Troy No wedding date has been set Karen is expected to graduate in June from Albany Business College medical secretarial course Mr Allen is a graduate of Averill Park High School and Hudson Valley Community College He works as an interline journal clerk for the Delaware Hudson Railroad.
The Rensselaer County Arts Council announces a formal holiday concert at the Arts Center on Washington Park. Harpsichordist William Carragan hosts a program with oboist Donald Webster, recorder player Robert Marvin, and soprano Sally Sears Mack, followed by a champagne reception. Tickets go to council members first, then to the public on March 20.
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