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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1967

Page

14

Bunk Home From Tour In Taiwan

Frederick C. Bunk of Scotia retired from a six month Taiwan tour as field representative for Volunteers for International Technical Assistance. He received a leave of absence to accept VITA’s first field post, a pilot project with IESC to evaluate direct VITA representation in developing countries. The Rockefeller Brothers Fund provided 23650 dollars for the project and administrative costs. VITA is supported by contributions.

Frederick C. Bunk Marion Dr Scotia General Electric Waterford Taiwan Bunk VITA International Executive Service Corps Rockefeller Brothers Fund

DAR Chapter Hears Talk By 4-H Leaders

Mrs Rich ard Phaneuf Salem area 4 H leader spoke on Americanism through 4 H work at the John Williams Chapter DAR meeting in Salem. Hostesses included Mrs Albert Sheldon and others. Mrs James Tomasi reported on the 6th Continental Congress in Washington DC at Constitution Hall. Meeting at Mrs Sheldon s home ended with tea served by Mrs Orton and Mrs Stewart.

Richard Phaneuf Salem Area John Williams Dar Salem Albert Sheldon Edward Palmer James Stewart Zenas Orton William, Hunt James Tomasi Fourth District Washington, D.C Constitution Hall Sheldon Orton Stewart

Budget Draft Discussed for Hoosick Falls School Budget

Noosick Falls Central School District board discussed the first draft of the budget due for July 22 at a Tuesday meeting. Superintendent Philip Leonard outlined a hold the line policy on supplies and equipment with aims to keep the budget increase under 100000 and a small tax levy rise. The board plans to finalize figures June 6 and noted savings from a half day attendance officer funded by federal money, plus treasury note investments and capital fund gains.

Board of Education Noosick Falls Central Philip Leonard Albert Waytkus Treasury Josephine Thornton Cambridge Whitehall Margaret Manesias Elizabeth Anne Miller Joel B. Miller St. Mark's Episcopal Church Hoosick Falls Leonard Haynes Bros Delarey Sales & Service International Relations Club Montreal

Mizpah Class Sets Annual Banquet Date

Mizpah Class of the First Anointed Church Hoosick Falls plans its annual Mystery Banquet for June 6. Meeting at Frances Stewart’s 53 Hoosick Street, committee members Esther Baker Bessie Cutler and Jessie Waddington organized the event and held a white elephant sale raising 16 dollars for the church hall carpet fund.

Hoosick Falls Frances, Stewart Hoosick St Esther, Baker Bessie Cutler Jessie Waddington

Hoosick Woman Attends National GOP Conference

Miss Christina S. Stevens, town historian, left yesterday to attend the National Federation of Women's Republican Clubs sessions at Scranton Park Hotel in Washington DC. She will represent the Town of Hoosick Women's Republican Club. Meetings run today and tomorrow.

Christina S. Stevens National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs Scraton Park Hotel Washington, D.C

Delinquents Lose Water in Village Shutoffs

Douglas Sprague village highway and water superintendent made nine house calls Tuesday to shut off water for those delinquent in paying last year's rents. The original list of nearly 40 was cut to nine after a Village Board edict. A few days of extra grace were granted on promise of payment at the collector's office in the Municipal Building by closing time today. He will make more shutoff calls Monday if necessary.

Douglas Sprague Village Board

Pool Receives Cafeteria Equipment Donation

Max Billig of New York City donated the cafeteria equipment from the Nancy Shoe Co. to the Weird Reynolds Community Swimming Pool committee. Nearly 30 items will stock the snack bar, valued at up to $2,000, with moving and installation aided by local volunteers. The 24 by 12 foot snack bar will feature two serving windows and vendings for soda and candy, serving hot dogs, hamburgers, French fries, ice cream, and coffee to support pool operations.

Max Billig New York City Nancy Shoe Co Hoosick Falls Reynolds Philip Leonard William H. Gilchrest Warner B. Harrison Glen C. Banks

Miss Saboski Lands Teaching Post at Mohawk College

Miss Eleanor Saboski of Hoosick Falls has been named instructor of general biology anatomy and physiology at Mohawk Community College Utica starting in September. A former Peace Corps teacher in East Pakistan she studied at the State University Albany and earned a bachelor in biology. She plans a second summer of research with the State Conservation Department at Delmar and previously taught in Glens Falls.

Eleanor Saboski Hoosick Falls Peace Corps East Pakistan Mohawk Community College Utica Saboski Edward Saboski Kokley Ave State University Albany State Conservation Department Delmar St.Mary’s Academy The State University In Glens Falls

Baptists Raise 1650 for World Mission Drive

World Mission Campaign Committee of Hoosick Baptist Church reports pledges totaling 1650 over three years, representing nine shares. Pastor Rev. Raimund Tumberston, general chairman, thanks church families for meeting urgent global needs while noting Presbyterians and Methodists are now pushing drives to address immediate necessities.

World Mission Campaign Committee Hoosick

Urban Renewal plan urged despite low turnout

Public meeting drew about 20 residents as planners from Candeub, Felisig and Associates outlined steps to file for state and federal urban renewal funds. Mayor Albowicz called the turnout discouraging, noting federal delays could push eight years for planning and execution.

Denton Layman Candeub, Felissig and Associates Newark N.J Albany John J. Matthews Leo J. Albowicz Layman Mechanic 1 Ville Fort Edward Little’ Falls

25th Year Celebrated By Couple

A surprise shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. La Porte at the home of Mrs. La Porte’s sister on Sunday for their 25th wedding anniversary. About 70 relatives attended as co hosts Mrs. Victor Sluzas and Mr. Thomas Restino. The couple, natives of Hoosick Falls, have five children including James in the Army at Ft Dix NJ and Mark a Hoosick Falls student.

Walter A. la Porte Munsell St

Alfred E Smith the first losing nominee with over ten million votes

New York Alfred E Smith became the first losing presidential nominee to surpass 10 million votes, receiving 15,016,443 in the 1928 race before Herbert Hoover defeated him. The fact highlights Smith’s unprecedented popular support despite the defeat.

New York Alfred E. Smith Herbert Hoover

Words and Wisdom on Jail Slang Through the Ages

Dear Mr. Morris recalls slang for jail from clink to calaboose. The piece traces origins to London’s Clink dating to 1550 and notes many terms like can brig pokey stir pen cool er birdhouse hoosegow and more plus famous prisons such as Sing Sing San Quentin Alcatraz Statesville Ohio State and Atlanta.

Morris M.C Tom Burns Nyc A Southwarks London Underworld Calaboose Sing Sing San Quentin Alcatraz Illinois Statesville Ohio State River House Atlanta

Volunteers Launch Annual East Greenbush Fund Appeal

From tomorrow through May 14 East Greenbush firemen will solicit funds in Fire District 3. Co chairs Frank Becker and George Herrick say the fire company must maintain the fire house training program and community activities with donor support. A fireman will call on residents next week to request a donation.

East Greenbush Fire District 3 Frank Becker George Herrick Cochairmen East Greenbush Fire Company

OES Chapter Plans Spring Fashion Show and Card Party

East I Greenbush OES Chapter will host a spring fashion show and card party at the Masonic Temple on Monday May 15 at 8 p.m. Dessert will precede the show. Fashions and models are provided by Boston State Latham Corners Shopping Center. Mrs. Robert Shillinglaw serves as general chairman.

Funeral planned today for Frank J. Geier Sr.

Frank J. Geier Sr. 78 of 646 Columbia Turnpike East Greenbush died Tuesday after a gunshot incident. Services set for 9:14 a.m. at Hearley & Son Funeral Home Albany and 10 a.m. at Church of the Holy Spirit East Greenbush. Survived by wife Carrie a son Frank Geier Jr a daughter Mrs John McDonough a brother Harry Geier and six grandchildren.

Frank J. Geier Sr Columbia Turnpike East Greenbush Hearley & Son Delaware Ave Albany Church of the Holy Spirit East Greenbush Geier Carrie Albany Medical Center Albany County John, J. Marra Franki] Geier Jr John McDonough Elkhart Ind Harry Geier

Collecting Funds For Little League Booster Drive Continues

East Greenbush Little League runs a booster drive through May 13 to raise funds for the program. Lit tle Leaguers sell booster tickets under the direction of chairman Dolores Pulver to support league activities.

East Greenbush Little League Dolores Pulver

Official OES Visit Today at Van Rensselaer Chapter

Hinsdill Stevenson of Voorheesville, district grand lecturer of the Second Albany Schenectady District, Order of the Eastern Star, will make his official visit to Van Rensselaer Chapter today at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. He will inspect the degree work led by Mrs. Lawrence Olsen Amatron and Raymond C. Calhoun, patron. Refreshments will be served.

Hinsdill Stevenson Voorheesville Albany-Schenectady Order of the Eastern Star van Rensselaer Masonic Temple Lawrence Olsen Amatron Raymond C. Calhoun

Public Notice Sealed bids for classroom lab building

Notice to bidders for general construction plumbing heating ventilation electrical work for a classroom laboratory building at Hudson Valley Community College Troy New York. Bids due May 2 1967 at 5 pm. Plans and specs available at 80 Vandenburgh Ave Troy and HVCC. Right to reject bids reserved. Includes bond requirement of 5 percent.

Board of Supervisora Moetius Rensselaer County Court House Hudson Valley Community College Vandenburgh Avenue Troy Engatee Kudzon Valley Community College Ey New York Ap ‘i Mg Nerein Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors Board of Supervisors County of Rensselaer New York James J. Fitzgibbons Union Free School Distict Waterford-Heart Noon Waterford New York Ofice Superintendent of Schools Board of Education Middletown Road Waterford Central School District No. 1 Lansinghursh Schaxhticoke Brunswick Lansingburgh Senior High School 107Th Street Seventh Avenue Superintendent of Knickerbocker Tunter High School 17Th Street Seventh, Avenue Walter Harrison and Merc Brunswick Road Is Zehtee Margaret M. Huefert Bius Nparing Uy Lansingburgh Schagh Hooke Renseelaer Poestenkill Couns Andrew J. Smith Tone Sons Board of Education of The Brit Aretta M. Barringer Tamarac Taln Cropseyville R.D Hickey Cary Rensselaer County N.Y Karageman Mence George Harris Troy, X.Y Roar of Education Brittenkil Central Schools John Moran Dorothy Bonesteel Cartwright Sales and Service, Inc

Announcements: Musical and Trucking Courses Offered

Advertises Troy Music Academy AR offering free guitar lessons and a Tractor Trailer School claiming no experience needed. Promises gas diesel 40 ft trailer training and 37 years industry experience with guaranteed placement and pay after training. Local and long distance jobs touted and diploma not required.

Troy Music Academy

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