Rensselaer County party organizing battles for board seats
Rensselaer County Democrats and Republicans mobilize to win seats on the board of supervisors. GOP clubs form in Pittstown Stephentown Berlin and Grafton while Democrats push rural gains. The next board may appoint the welfare commissioner for a five-year term under new rules.
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Rensselaer County
Board of Supervisors
Pittstown
Stephentown
Berlin
Grafton
Joseph Casey
Young Republicans
Welfare Department
Vogt Funeral for Joseph F Held at St Peter’s Church
Funeral services were conducted yesterday morning for Joseph F Vogt from Doran Funeral Home and St Peter’s Church. Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev Sean McMahon. Bearers included William M Vogt Robert F Vogt and John H Vogt along with Joseph F Bushwinger Edward C Schultz and Vito J Salvaggio. Interment followed at St Agnes Cemetery Menands with Father McMahon officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Vogt
Joseph F
Vogt
Doran
St. “Peter's Church
Sean McMahon
William
Robert
John. H. Vogl
Joseph F. Bushwinger
Edward C. Schultz
Vito J. Salvaggio
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Menands
Falther ‘McMahon
AAUW Praises Troy City Manager Search Effort
The American Association of University Women Troy Branch commends Mayor Lawrence D. Meyer and City Council for a careful search for a trained experienced nonpolitical city manager. The letter, recommended by the AAUW board and approved at a recent meeting, lauds the process and aims to fill a key Troy post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Troy
Lawrence
D. Meyer
AAUW
Cancer Drive Workers Announced in Clifton Park Area
Mrs. Donald Bassler announced captains for the April Crusade fund drive in Clifton Park and Rexford areas. Hostesses will greet volunteers at Clifton Knolls clubhouse. Clifton Park Nursery School seeks enrollees for 1967 68 with sessions mornings or afternoons. Montessori School of Albany speaker described structure and slides. No March meeting. Easter break starts Thursday.
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Donald Bassler
Route 146
Elnora
Clifton Park
Saratoga
American Cancer Society
Hartwell Reynolds
Jonesville
James Burtes
Crescent Estates
John Garrison
Clifton Gardens
Joseph Mount
Calico Colony
Jon MacNeal
Village Green
William Otis
Sherwood Forest
Donald Croteau
Vischer Ferry
David Murdock
Clifton Knolls
Rexford
Moe
Grooms Roads
Edward Renzi Jr
Cooperative
Charles Fornaci
R. Lynn Moxham
Montessori School of
Albany
National Commercial Bank
Moxham
James E. Wager
Sam’s
Schenectady
Dow M. Nye
Harold Ratner
Bridge Hands By Jacoby
North and South in a vulnerable 2h 2N.T Pass auction explore strong no trump meanings. South then advances to 3NT with a 26 point strength and after a successful but risky line, South wins nine tricks by careful play of clubs and diamonds while West misreads signals and discards.
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North
South
West
East
Yhearts
King
Village Election Expected To Bring Out Heavy Vote
Hoosick Falls voters go to polls today from noon to 9 PM with a four hour state extension to boost turnout. Two referendum articles and a mayoral race energize campaigns as Mayor Leo J Albowicz seeks a fourth term. Trustees seek to retain Independent Party control with Richard Severson opposing Albowicz. Independent James J ONeill seeks a fourth term. Don St Hilaire seeks a second term. New Independent candidate Leo Mulvihill and People's Party nominees Frank Davock Charles E Searcy vie for trustees. William Grennan seeks a comeback. Robert K Shiland seeks reelection as police justice against Charles Fabiano. One referendum favors two-year terms for appointive officers. paper ballot option debated alongside voting machines. Department heads to be voted on separately.
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Hoosick Falls
Léo J. Albowicz
Richard A. Severson
People’s Party
Trstee
Albowicz
William Grennan
Severson
Grennan
Robert K. Shiland
Charles Fabiano
Bennington Ballot Questions Divide Water Fund Uses
Bennington Vermont voters met at the Elementary School to vote on eight articles by voice and eight more by ballot. Polls open 1 pm to 8 pm. Key issue is a $60,000 sinking fund for new water sources now under town control, with disputes over whether to fund water distribution, buy a fire truck, or cut village debt. A pair of articles would reverse a 1964 water connection restriction tied to the Globe Union building. Other items seek to buy the Davis property for 33000 dollars and spend 19250 to convert it to a parking lot, implying tax increases of 18 and 1 cents respectively. No contests for village offices.
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Bennington
Water Board
Globe Union
Davis
Pleasant St
Dodge Fibers Program Head To Speak At Kiwanis Luncheon
Program Head Cleveland E. Dodge Jr of Dodge Fibers Corp Hoosick Falls will present the luncheon program for the Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club today at noon in Baptist Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland E. Dodge Jr
Dodge Fibers Corp
Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis Club
Baptist Memorial Hall
Former Area Pastor Takes New Advent Christian Post
Rev. Arthur Sweet former pastor of the Advent Christian Church in southwest Hoosick for 18 years accepts a full time post as pastor of the Advent Christian Church in Lakeport New Hampshire in the Lake Winnepesaukee region. He and Mrs Sweet live in Boscawen and will move to the Lakeport parsonage this summer. The Sweet family includes five children 14 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Mrs Sweet led the Hoosick Valley Missionary group during the Hoosick tenure.
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Arthur Sweet
Advent Christian Church
Southwest Hoosick
Lakeport
N.H
Lake Winnepesaukee
Rutland
Hoosick
Ohio
Maine
New Hampshire
Sweet
Hoosick Valley
School 1 PTA Night Of Revelry Elects Officers
The School 1 PTA held its annual entertainment night featuring students from grades 6 through 8 and drew its largest audience yet. Officers nominated at a brief business meeting include Mrs. John McCarthy president and several vice presidents, with John Lilga secretary and Edna Lynch treasurer. Musical numbers by William Bloomer, Michael Whalen, and Sheila Rubinski complemented a Phyllis Diller impersonation by Joyce Davis and an original comedy skit by Rubinski and collaborators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
John McCarthy
Jane Genski
Constance Canestrari
Doris Davis
Alice ,O’connor
John Lilga
Edna Lynch
William Bloomer
Michael Whalen
Sheila Rubinski
Joyce Davis
Phyllis Diller
Rubinski
Robert
Susan Nielson
Beatrice Piche
Catherine Duby
Bullock Dies at 65 A longtime Hoosick Falls educator
Ralph S. Bullock 65 an agri cultural instructor at Hoosick Falls High School from 1927 to 1965 died Sunday at his home 93 Classic St Hoosick Falls after a long illness Born in Glens Falls he was a graduate of Glens Falls High School Syracuse College of Agriculture and did graduate work at Cornell He taught math and social studies and was yearbook adviser He active in FFA and local agricultural groups He served as elder of First United Presbyterian Church Survived by wife Helen Hoose two daughters and five grandchildren Funeral tomorrow at 10 30 from Robson Home for Funerals with Rev Robert J Springer officiating Interment in Glens Falls Cemetery.
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Ralph S. Bullock
Hoosick Falls High School
Classic St
Hoosick Falls
Glens Falls
Frederick and
Sadie Stevens Bullock
Glens Falls High School
Syracuse College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Have- Sick Falls
Bullock
Federal Agriculture Committees
Future Farmers of America
Tri-County Agricultural Association
van Rensselaer Lodge
F&am
Rensselaer-Schenectady
First United Presbyterian Church
Helen Hoose
Mrs Hicks Dies in Troy After Long Illness
Katherine Morrigan Hicks of 234 6th Ave Troy died yesterday at Samaritan Hospital after a long illness. Born in Cohoes she spent 50 years in Troy and was the widow of Willard F Hicks. She attended St Augustine's Church. Funeral tomorrow at 10 from Mason Funeral Home and 10 30 at St Augustine's for a Requiem High Mass. Interment in St. Peter's Cemetery.
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Katherine Morrigan Hicks
6Th Ave
Samaritan Hospital
Cohoes
Troy
St. Peter's Cemetery
Hold Rites For Victim Of Accident
The funeral of Thomas B. Crowther, 19, of Mechanicville, killed in a car tractor trailer crash on Waterford Mechanicville Road Thursday night, was held yesterday from Quandt Funeral Home and St. Marys Church Waterford. Rev. Arthur G. O Rourke presided with Rev. John J. Coffey and Rev. Francis A. Farsaci assisting. Bearers were Edward Hines James Whiting Clifford Marble Raymond Scott David Steele and Patrick Phinney. Interment followed at St. Marys Cemetery with Father O Rourke officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Crowther
Mechanicville
Waterford-Mechanicville
Quandt Funeral Home
Waterford
St. Mary’s Church
Arthur G. O'Rourke
S.A
John J. Coffey
Bronkaid Tablets Aid Bronchitis and Asthma Relief
A new preparation named Bronkaid combines an expectorant and a bronchodilator in one tablet to loosen excess phlegm and relax bronchial muscles. It aims to relieve coughing and wheezing by clearing air passages and restoring freer breathing with rapid, hours long relief. Available without prescription at local drugstores.
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Drew, Pharmacal Co, Inc
N.Y
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