Brunswick Uses Seventh Election District Plan
Town of Brunswick announces creation of a seventh election district by splitting District 3 into new Districts 3 and 7. The plan, approved at a town meeting, sets voter ranges around 700 to 900 per district. District 3 voters will register at Center Brunswick Fire Hall and District 7 voters at Center Brunswick Grange Hall. A town map shows changes across districts 1 through 6, aimed at faster registration and voting. Volunteers will conduct a house to house canvass to implement Personal Permanent Registration, with forms supplied by the Rensselaer County Board of Elections and later used to issue Permanent Registration cards for the county voter rolls.
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Brunswick
Richard Keeler
Keeler
Center Brunswick
Rensselaer County Board of Elections
Guild Host Dinner Brings Three Local Churches Together
St Hilda's Guild of St Mark's Episcopal hosted over 100 women from First Baptist, First United Presbyterian, and St Mark's in Hoosick Falls for a Wednesday dinner in the parish hall. Harp recital by Alice Segroatt highlighted the program while greetings and thanks were offered by church leaders.
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St. Hilda
Joel B. Miller
St. Mark's Church
Howard B. Harrison
St. Hilda's Guild
Walter T. Beckstein
United Women’s Society
Lawrence A. Wheaton
Womans Society of the Baptist Church
Circle Plans District Convention for Albany Daughters
Circle members outlined the Albany District meeting of the King's Daughters to be held in Hoosick Falls on May 20 at the First United Church. Sessions start at 10 am with lunch at noon and a 1 to 3 pm program presided by district president Mrs. Edwin Brenenstuhl. The district includes four other circles and Silver Cross of Hoosick Falls.
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Albany
King’s Daughters
Hoosick Falls
James F. Smith
Bovie Hill Road
First United Church, Presbyterian
United Woman's Society of the Church
Edwin E. Brenenstuhl
Silver Cross
Mechanicvile
Chatham
Watervliet
Dansville
Elwin E. Arnoi Strong
30-Year Members Honored by Court America of Hoosick Falls
A St Mary CDA anniversary event honored twelve Court America members from Hoosick Falls with corsages for centenarians and shared memories. Guests included past grand regents, Sister Margaret Maria spoke on Europe trips with music and art, and an Alma Boivin talk on duties and cooperation followed by entertainment prizes and a closing prayer.
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Court St. Mary
CDA
Kathryn Miller
James M. Brahan
S. Mary A. O'Malley
Elizabeth Kearney
Helen Burke
Katherine Fleming
Katherine Reilly
Mary O Brien
Elva Gigel
Sigler Margaret Maria
The
Sisters of St. Joseph of
Albany
Salem
State University College
Oneonta
Potsdam
Europe
Florence
Rome
Italy
Paris
Bordeaux
France
Benjamin Bakaitis
Mary Sheida
Margaret Maria
Charles E. Bauman
S.A
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Raymond G. Rogers
Alma Boivin
Schuylerville
Jacob Brandalik
Boivin
Thomas G. Resline
Ronald Harrison
Eugene Salluzzo
William Benkoski
James Shaw
Father Bauman
Church Units Observe International May Fellowship Day
Women from eight Hoosick churches plan a 1 to 2 p.m. May Fellowship observance at First Baptist Hoosick Falls with dessert at 1 p.m. Rev John P Elliott will speak on the fellowship meaning. Caroline Darlington will discuss her trip to Turkey. Officers include Mrs Harold Robson and Mrs Arthur Moseley, with Mrs Lawrence Wheaton treasurer and Mrs Robert Morrison secretary.
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Hoosick Area
Two Seniors Named Valedictorian And Salutatorian
Miss Laurel Mitchell and Miss Mary Galvin are marked as valedictorian and salutatorian of St. Mary's Academy Hoosick Falls Senior Class. Mitchell, daughter of Mrs. Mitchell, participates in the Senior Class play and NHS, with a nursing scholarship to St Luke's Hospital. Galvin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Galvin, is yearbook star, Glee Club secretary, and intends Hudson Valley Community College for data processing.
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Laurel Mitchell
Mary Galvin
St. Mary's Academy of Hoosick Falls
George Callaghan
O.S.A
Mary Sheila
Miss Mitchell
William J. Mitchell
High St
National Honor Society
Glee Club
Mitchell
St Luke's Hospital
Pitts Ifield
Mass
Galvin
John Galvin
Center St
Hearbook Star
Glee Chao
Hudson Valley Community College
Troy
Deadline Set For Applications For Buskirk Postmaster
The U S Civil Service Commission announced Friday that applications for the Buskirk postmaster job offering an annual salary of 6113 may be filed until May 23. Applicants must have lived in the post office delivery area for at least one year before the examination closing date and meet requisites in Civil Service announcement AN 3303 obtained at the post office.
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Buskirk
U.S. Civil Services Commission
Hoosick Falls Central School Reopens After Spring Break
Classes resume at Hoosick Falls Central School after a week long spring vacation. Many faculty members took family trips during the break.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
Kiwanis Club Directors Meet in Hoosick Falls
The Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club holds a directors meeting at 7 30 pm in Baptist Memorial Hall Commit fee chairmen to submit reports to Kasmer J Stempek secretary before the session. Members needing attendance makeups will earn credits by attending the meeting.
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Hoosick Falls
Meeting Called On Hoosick Falls Urban Renewal Plan
A public meeting is set for tomorrow at the Municipal Building under Mayor Lea J. Atbawice to discuss needs and procedures for a possible urban renewal program. Denton Layman of Newark firm Candeub Fleissig will explain, with John J. Matthews of Albany office also present. The village trustees and Planning Board may attend to decide on pursuing federal and state aid for upgrading the business district.
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At & Pm
Lea J. Atbawice
Denton Layman
Candeub, Fleissig and Associates
Newark
N. J
John J. Matthews
Albany
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick
Layman
Merchants’ Bureau
Village Planning Board
Village Board Set to Meet Tonight on Budget and Bids
The Vil lage Board will convene at 7:30 pm at the Municipal Building to adopt the annual budget, open bids for garbage collection, and finalize minor adjustments including an extra $150 for Memorial Day music. Delinquent water accounts may be turned off per prior board action during the grace period through April.
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Municips
Villaze
Bible Class Plans For Mystery Ride
Members of the TC Class of Presbyterian will meet at the church at p.m. today for their annual mystery ride. A banquet will be served on arrival at the unannounced destination. The committee in charge includes Mrs. George W. Chatfield, Mrs. Henry W. Jacobsen, and Mrs. Frank Sheldon.
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First United Church, Presbyterian
George W. Chatfield
Henry W. Jacobsen
Frank Sheldon
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Mae McGarvin
Katherine Bradley
Helen Coughlin
Ella Reilly
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