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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1967
Page
12
Miss Gerri Collier and John Hotaling, both of Latham, married at Our Lady of the Assumption Church in Latham on a Saturday ceremony conducted by Rev. Joseph S. Girzone. The bride is the daughter of...
Mrs Elsie Shehadeh of Moore Homes Mechanicville announces the engagement of her daughter Miriam to Richard Paul Keigley of Salem son of Mr and Mrs Madeline Smithrovitch The bridegroom s parents are Mr and Mrs Harold Hotaling The couple will wed June 24 at Watervliet The bride is a State University at Albany graduate and plans a master s degree The groom is a State University at Albany graduate teaching at Salem Central School The wedding party includes Joyce Dugan matron of honor and bridesmaids Karen Hotaling Joann McGrath Barbara Smith Idvitch with Lynn Dugan as best man and ushers William Hotaling Bruce Robbins Douglas Dugan The couple will reside in Watervliet after marriage.
Mr and Mrs Charles P Duffney of 14 Chestnut Street Water Vliet announce the engagement of their daughter Janice C Duffney to Robert C Rentz son of Mr and Mrs Walter C Rentz of 1 Lansing Avenue Water Vliet Janice a Watervliet High School and Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing graduate plans a future marriage Rentz a Watervliet High School and Siena College graduate is a second lieutenant in the Army
Mr and Mrs Albert Solomon of Griswold announce the engagement of their daughter Ceil Solomon to Charles R Stuber of Rochester son of Mr and Mrs Robert Stuber. Ceil is a Catholic Central High School graduate employed by IBM Rogers Liquor. Stuber is a State University College at Canton alumnus and member of Zeta Alpha Phi. he works for Alstates Design & Development Co. A June wedding is planned.
The Troy district hosts a gathering of Hudson Valley Girl Scout Council leaders at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Harold R. Bissett home Wynantskill. East Troy Wynantskill neighborhood chairwoman Mrs. Frank E Popp presides to discuss spring program and Brownie Be Discoverer Day. Attendees include neighborhood chairmen from Hoosick Falls Lansingburgh South Troy East Troy Wynantskill Averill Park and Mary Prytherch council executive will attend.
The annual card party and fashion show of St Patrick's Altar Rosary Society will be held April 26 in the school auditorium. Mrs Joseph Dougherty is chairman with Mrs John O Bryan as cochairman. Committee heads include Special awards Mrs Alex Amie finance Miss Rose Brown decorations Miss Ann Rabbett publicity Mrs Margaret Collins tickets Miss Lena LaPosta and usherettes Mrs Joseph O Bryan. Refreshments will be served.
The Parent Teacher Association of Powers School will meet today at 7 30 p m at the Redeemer Lutheran Church halls. Officers will be elected. The program topic is Elementary Music Pupil Participation. Mothers of first grade children will be hostesses.
Miss Mary Irene Franklin and John Matthew Tobin Jr. will marry July 6. Miss Franklin is the daughter of C. Millard Franklin of 95 Eagle Street and works for the State Department of Public Works. Tobin is a Saint John’s Academy and Siena College alumnus and president of Yankee Trails Inc.
The School 18 Parent-Teacher Association meets in the school auditorium today at p.m. originally set for March 9 but canceled due to weather. Dr and Mrs William Boyce co-vice presidents lead the program with speakers on the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Mrs Mercier and Mrs Eaton oversee federally aided programs in Tray City School District. Mrs mercier coordinates federally aided programs. Mrs Eaton directs project operations and administration. Mrs Morris Setless PTA president will hold a brief business meeting before the program. Elmer Orchard chairs the nominating committee to present the slate for the coming year. Hospitality co chairs Erich Katz and William VanNamee say refreshments will follow.
North-south winners were Dr. Milton Sandler with Sol Slutsky first, Edward Friedlander and Carl Martin second, Mrs. Philip Beck and Mrs. Joseph Cavalnaush fourth, Willis Barnet pair third. East-west winners: Edward Diener and Tony Rosenstein first, Larry Nadler and Vincent Devore second, Andrew Blackwood and Robert Schwartz third, Mrs. James Reitzel and Miss Eleanor Reed fourth.
Miss Marie Roberts of Haiti and Miss Barbara duKor of Greenwich Conn were weekend guests of Miss Frances M Curley of 2516 15th St They are classmates at Annhurst College Woodstock Conn Miss Curley is practice teaching at School 17 and will return to Annhurst on April 3 after Easter recess.
From Hawaii Mrs Roge Forget of 130 North Greenbush Road and Mrs Lucertia Jones of 342 3rd Ave Lansingburgh have returned home after an 11 day vacation in Hawaii.
Mr and Mrs John Matthews of 26 Luella Road Latham announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Ann to William Lawrence Cramer of 35 Laralee Drive Albany son of Mrs Gertrude Blessing of Albany and Lawrence Cramer of 14 Luella Road Latham A May 7 wedding is planned Miss Matthews a graduate of Shaker High School and employed by A J Bert works with the Town Ba Colonie Highway Department.
The Troy BPW public relations committee meets at 7 30 p m at the home of Miss Betty R Bailey to compile the yearly press book Miss Corothea J Bennett is committee chair A St Patrick s party follows the meeting A June 4 wedding is planned by Miss Barbara H Johnson and Robert V Jones whose engagement has been announced by the Johnson family of Cohoes Road Johnson Road Cohoes The groom to be s father is Milton Jones of West Coxsackie The bride to be is a Shaker High School and Albany Training School for Practical Nurses employed at Cohoes Memorial Hospital The groom is a salesman for Conerty Pontiac Buick in Mechanicville Mrs George E B Thull of Troy a graduate of Albany High will be a guest at the annual meeting for State Civil Service Employees Association in New York City The association numbers 142 000 members with Thull a former president of the group
Irondequoit Mr and Mrs James Glasgow announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Mary A Glasgow to Philip W Rosselli son of Mr and Mrs Benedict Rosselli of 2379 Burdett Ave Troy Miss Glasgow a graduate of Irondequoit High School and the State University of New York at Michael David Associates Mr Rosselli a Troy High School and Albany Business College graduate is employed by General Electric sales division
Clifton Park Methodist Church WSCS plans a 6:30 p.m. family supper at the church hall on March 30 with a dime card gathering and entertainment. The business meeting featured devotions led by Mrs. Will See oat and Adsit. Senior MYF meets tonight. next meeting April 13. Junior MYF to meet at Richard Baker’s home with hostesses Mrs. Brugo and Mrs. Ad- ison.
The Parents Club of the George Washington School sponsors a rummage sale at 1533 Sid Ave tomorrow from 7 to 9 30 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds support school activities and programs.
The Salvation Army plans a day care nursery in temporary quarters soon, with permanent facilities in a $250,000 Salvation Army Center. Richard Shaffstall says the Office of Economic Opportunity has pledged support to begin immediately. The facility will serve very young children and working or ill mothers, with a special room designed for this service.
Dev Thomas Orr Jr. urged a Fifth Avenue Presbyterian audience to seek a central life purpose through faith in God. He contrasted a life driven by pleasure with one guided by Thy will be done and emphasized love for God and neighbor as core to Christ’s example. He warned against drifting into trivial aims and urged Christians to align with divine purpose.
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