Leagues Plan Banquets For Award Presentations
Three of the four Hoosick Falls bowling leagues completed their seasons last week and set dates for awards banquets. The American League faces a tight finish led by Jack's Restaurant, with Taconic Trail Inn and Texaco Fire Chiefs close behind. Individual records see Don Smith raise his high average to 189, while Gerald Bornt and Walter Ryan post top scores in the league. Banquet set for Saturday at St Stanislaus Hall with a steak dinner.
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Hoosick Falls
Echechem Povause
Jack's Restaurant
Jaconic Trail Inn
Dack’s Restaurant
Taconic Trail Inn
Texaco Fire Chiefs
Harrison Vendors
Buckley's All Stars
Don Smith
Gerald Bornt
Noble & Wood
Walter Ryan
Hoosick
Oul
Rosendahl
St. Stanislaus’ Hall
Pine Grose
Two Youths Face Court Over Unauthorized Hoosick Falls Speed Contest
North Adams youths both 19 appear in Hoosick Falls Court at 7 p.m. on charges of participating in an unauthorized speed contest on High Street. Offense occurred about 12:80 p.m. last Friday. Co defendants include Henry Wheeler and Kenneth Kuia with related vehicle and insurance charges. Four other weekend arrests also heard tonight including Bowey Brendze on River Street and Kiel and Chapones Jr. for speeding and intoxication.
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North Adams
Mass
Hoosick Falls
High Street
Henry C. Wheeler
RD 2
Kenneth W. Kuaia
Bracewell Ave
Victor A. Kiel
Waterbury, Conn
William A. Chapones Jr
RD 1
Double funeral for two Troy women killed in Savannah crash
A double funeral will be held Friday morning for Lydia Watson Loar and Harriet Mae Watson of Troy who died in a Monday auto crash near Savannah Georgia on their way to a nephew’s wedding in Florida. Miss Nancy Le Bell of Richmond Virginia is severely injured. The service will be conducted at Bryce Funeral Home and officiated by Rev. Henry J. Scherer.
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Troy
Savannah
Florida
Bryce Funeral Home
Pawling Ave
Lydia Watson Loar
Second Ave
Harriet Mae Watson
Vandenbursh Ave
Henry J. Scherer
Grace Methodist Church
Delray Beacon
Fla
Nancy le Bell
Richmond Va
Bell
Memorial Hospital, Savanah
Thomas Bell
Saturdas
Delray Beach
Savannah Mer
Willam Loar
Loar
Cluett, Prabods & Co. Inc
Joseph Fusco
Tras. Bell
William Isted
George Rude
Latham
Mrs Beckstein Celebrates Her 90th Birthday
Mrs Beckstein observes a 90th birthday with a Sunday observance at home of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Beckstein. Local friends called during open time and presented gifts and flowers to the honored guest.
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Mrs. Beckstein
Mars Ty Bernstein
Grvitie Beerstein
Hanese Heath Center
Daugher-Indaw
Beckstein
Alomans
Nermahays
Hep Osvandsons
Vhunat
Auto Crashes Into Wooden Garage Doors
Ronald Ff of Martin Street Howick failed to turn from Martin Street into River Road and smashed through the wooden doors of the Millington and La Porte property on River Road. Police say he pressed the brake pedal instead of the accelerator and were issued a summons for driving without a license and for a technical charge of not having corrected lenses. His car was towed to his nearby home.
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Millington & la Porte
River Road
Bokes
Ronald Ff
Martin Street
Howick Facts
Tate
Halfmoon Sanitary Landfill Opens for Free Dumping
The Halfmoon landfill owned by Jarold Charnello of Colonie is now open for Halfmoon residents to dump refuse at no charge. Dumping hours are to be announced with night dumping allowed under a night watchman enforcement policy.
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Halfmoon
Jarold, Charnello of
Colonie
Albee Accepts Nobel Prize, Criticizes Award Trustees
Playwright Edward Albee accepted the 1967 Pulitzer Prize for drama for A Delicate Balance and criticized the prize trustees. He said the Pulitzer risks losing its honor and cited past snubs such as Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? He explained his acceptance to speak freely, to avoid embarrassment of other winners, and because the prize remains an honor despite concerns.
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Albee
William Glover
New York
Edward Mbee
Cherry Lane
Greenwich Village
Aldee
John Hughes
Christian Science Monitor
Harrison Salisbury
New York ‘Limes
Salisbury
Coppolino Declared Insolvent Ahead of Appeal
Naples Florida AP report says Dr Carl Coppolino, convicted of murdering his first wife for an insurance payoff, moves for insolvency to avoid appeal costs. Attorney James Russ cites assets under $500 for his car and under $100 in a checking account, noting insufficient property to cover costs and fees. Court officials can’t estimate appeal costs though a four week transcript could run into thousands of dollars.
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Naples
Fla
Carl Coppolino
James Russ
Orlando
Coppolino
Russ
Coppolini
Oman
Coppulini
Coppalijos
Crescent Church Notices and Services Schedule
Crescent Mrs T F Carrigan returns from New York and Washington DC. The Ladies Missionary Society of the Wean Methodist Church meets tomorrow at 7 30 pm at Mrs Tyehard Button’s home with election of officers. A nursery school will be held at St Ma Church Tall for the 11 am Mass Sunday. St Marys Catholic Church reports Feast of the Ascension Masses at 7 9 and 5 30 pm with confessions today 7 00 to 9 00 am. Altar Rosary Society to receive Holy Communion at the 8 00 am Mass and breakfast follow. Cadettes Girl Scouts Brownies to receive Communion at 10 am Sunday Mass. Religious instructions Saturday 9 to 1 for First Communicants. Wesleyan Methodist Church offers Sunday School 9 30, worship 10:30, youth meeting 6 00, worship 7 40, prayer meeting today at 7 00 pm.
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Alice Parker
New York
Washington
St. Mary's Catholic Church
William H. Turner
Ow & Pam
Altar-Rosary Society
I Cadettes
Girl Scouts
Brown
Wesleyan Methodist’ Church
Richard A. Bonnell
City Exam Results Announced Troy Civil Service results announced by chair Gerald J. Minchan
Results cover firemen and signal station operator exams. Six firemen passed. one signal operator passed with 79.5. Pass list includes Michael J. Harrison, William McLaughlin, William Lewis, Eugene Pratt, Charles Reardon, Joseph Romana. Richard J. Allen passed signal operator. four failed and two disqualified in signal operator.
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Troy
Gerald J. Minchan
Commission
Richard J. Allen
Woodlawn Court
Michael J. Harrison
17Th St
William McLaughlin
Mason Ave
William Lewis
6Th Ave
Eugene Pratt
Garden Court
Charles Reardon
Main Ave
Joseph Romana
Lord Avenue
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Joseph DeLuca
Lluzas
Otis Hodges
Hodges
Don St. Hilaire
Salluzzo
Rams
Rogers Sales & Service
Carl's Restaurant
Tate's Diner
Fire House
Callahan's
Don Sargood
Walter Eddy
Carl's
Eddy
John Valentine
National Guard
Taylor
Constessingy
Navara Mohawk Power Corp
Syracuse
Daw Farm of
Waser
Taylor, Howd & Arearion
Union National Bank
Opower Trrm
Baldwin Mault
Marine Midland
Trae
Halfmon
Coppolino Reported
Crescent
T. F. Carrigan
Knickerbacker Pta
PTA
Knickerbacker School
Kenneth L. Weber
William W. Fuller
Clayton C. Stewart
Ralph J. Caola
Robert IH. Wells
Edward J. Martone
Clayton L. Williamson
Jack Frost Sugar
Aie
IGA
IGA Dairy Dept
Stone
Tablefresh Bakery
NBC Vanilla Waffers
Rd Bey
del Monte
Dox
Waterford
BIG Value
Choes
John Guzek
Willow Street
IGA Liquid Detergent
Texas
IGA Drug Dept
Cohoes
Saratoga
Saratoga ST
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