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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1967

Page

2

Kiwanis Honors Students At Local Luncheon

Hoosick Falls Central School and St Marys Academy honor 10th graders Martha Elliott and Margaret Wirmusky with top averages of 96.4 and 96. Walter S Wirmusky and Mrs John Y Elliott attend as guests. Supt Philip Leonore presents. camp and attendance pins are noted. Don Southworth reports 174.93 net from last week bake sale. Kiwanis interclub visits to Canada and Rensselaer Division Council meeting planned with open house at Delmar May 21.

Hoosick Falls Central School St. Mary's Academy Hoosick Falls Florida Don Southworth Boyal Kiwanis Henry F. Cramer Leo J. Fairbanks Canada William J. Sargood van Rensselaer Wynantskill Rehsselaer Sargood Delmar

Troop 64 Court of Honor Meeting Scheduled

Troop 64 sponsored by the Church of the Immaculate Conception will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the parish hall to conduct a Court of Honor Tenderfoot vestiture and Parents Night. Open to boys 11 and older and their parents with seven vacancies. Summer camp requires immediate entry. no new memberships until October 1987.

Church of the Immaculate Conception Tenderfoot

West Hoosick Activities Announced

West Hoosick residents learned of local events and visits. Rochester couple Mr and Mrs Steven Cottrell were weekend guests of Clyde and Mrs Baker while Mrs Charles Cornell remained hospitalized in Bennington at Putnam Memorial Hospital. A mother daughter banquet in Fellowship Hall honored several mothers including the oldest Mrs Charles Hunt and the mother of the youngest child. Local residents hosted and visited relatives from Ithaca Cambridge and South India as part of community gatherings and church activities. A Baptist Association meeting and a Sunday School teachers meeting were noted for upcoming dates.

Steven Cottrell Rochester Clyde Baker Charles Cornell Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Stanton Goodermote Berlin Charlies Filkins Goodermore Fellowship Hall Specia Charles Hunt Joseph Magisano Milton Brownell James Chaplin Paul Moseley Scott Ithaca Gerald Subba Rao South India RPI Roger Moseley George Murdock Cambridge Moseley Ralph Griswold Raimund Tumberston Capital Area Baptist Association Board of Delegates First Baptist Church Scotia Wilfred Knapp Bert Baker Harold Pine Raimund Tumbleston United Church Women Hoosick Falls Baptist Church

OLO Legal Services Win Most in 1966 Half Year

Office of Economic Opportunity funded programs won 73 percent of 4000 court trials in the last half of 1966. It marked the first six months many legal services agencies operated. Attorneys also won nearly two thirds of their court appeals in that period.

Office of Economic Opportunity OEO

Episcopal Group Plans Pentecost and Mother's Day Service

St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Hoosick Falls will observe Pentecost Sunday and Mother's Day with a single Holy Eucharist service. A coffee hour for the entire parish will follow, announced by Rev. Joel B. Miller, rector.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church Hoosick Falls Joel B. Miller

Education Building Work Resumes At Methodist Church

Work is resumed on the Educational Building of the Methodist Church with plans to finish part of the structure for Sunday School activities by this coming Sunday. Volunteers are carrying out the labor alongside regular workers. The project is led by Mrs George Ogden of Eagle Bridge. 686 5617 is listed as a contact.

Eagle Bridge George Ogden Methodist Church Wammer

Obituary for Celia Crawford of Hoosick Falls

Mrs Celia Crawford 66 of 159 Church Street Hoosick Falls died at her son Johns home in Bennington VI after a short illness. Born in Stillwater she was daughter of John McCarthy and Catherine Barry moved with husband Robert to Hoosick Falls 26 years ago. Survived by husband two sons Robert and John Crawford Bennington a daughter Mrs John Hayden Hoosick Falls a sister Mrs Earl Hurd Easton and seven grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow 1030 am from Leo J Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls and 1 pm from Church of the Immaculate Conception Requiem High Mass. Interment St Marys Cemetery Hoosick Falls.

Celia Crawford Church St Hoosick Falls John Main St Benmington Church of the Immaculate Conception St. Mary's Cemetery

Plan Proposed to Cover No Man's Land Fires From Nearby Departments

Fire companies from Hoosick Falls Hoosick North Hoosick and West Hoosick propose a plan to cover No Man's Land an area outside current districts. In a fire telephoned alarm would trigger Hoosick Falls or others upon scene a tank truck may be needed a minimum $50 fee and 350 per department for extra aid. Residents would petition Town Board to join fire protection agreements for insurance implications for businesses in the area.

Hoosick Falls Hoosick North Hoosick West Hoosick No Man‘s Land Lany Fire District Mechanic St Upper Cummings St Dundee Ave Manton St Seward St Quarry St Dolan Ave Scott St Bovie Hill Rd River Road Haynes Hill Rd

First Baptist Women Vote to Send $100 Mission Gift

The Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church met with devotions on The Recipe for a Happiness Cake. They voted to send $100 to the Burma Baptist Convention since only money for mission work is allowed. Plans were made to attend the Women’s Eastern Conference on June 12 at Cobleskill. Mrs. Charles Cornell led the program and showed a Life at Mather slide on Beaufort, S.C. work. Hosts were Mrs. Van Day and Mrs. George Scntt Sr. with refreshments.

Women's Society of the First Baptist Church Burma Baptist Convention America Cobleskill Charles Cornell Mather Mather School Beaufort, S.C van Day George Scntt Sr

Committees Named For Country Club in Hoosick Falls

George E. Dougherty Jr announces committees for the year at Hoosick Falls Country Club with members for Grounds Greens Industrial Golf League House Golf Scotch Foursome and Development of Fourth and Fifth holes. All golfers await drainage and weather permitting play will start soon. A Scotch Foursome may be scheduled Memorial Day weekend.

George E. Dougherty Jr Hoosick Falls Country Club Richard Sargood Thomas Shea Luke Fleming George Holbrook Gabe Crucetti Walter Ryan Jr Clark Thorpe Patrick Graney Industrial Golf League Charles Cappellino Joseph McGrath Kasmer J. Stempek Fred Harter Joseph Carelli Carelli Mary Dougherty William S. Folger Anthony Kovage Frederick J. McGuire John E. Liporace Donald Smith Joseph Flalloway Jr John G. Keough Harold Powell Mary Jane ‘Liporace A. J. Salluzzo Clayton E. Shaw Dougherty

Hospital Patient John Gildea in Hanover

North Hoosac resident John Gildea is a patient at Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover New Hampshire. He is listed as a patient undergoing treatment at the facility.

1964 Model Autos Must Clear Check Stickers This Month

Motor Vehicle Commissioner Vincent L. Tofany urged owners of 1964 model cars who renewed registrations in October and November to complete periodic inspections by June 1. If inspection occurred after that date, it need not be repeated. 108 owners without inspections should act early this month to avoid delays, as stations may be busy and late inspections can lead to suspension of registration and plates.

Vincent L. Tofany

Illinois School Leads In Chemistry Doctorates

The University of Illinois conferred 51 doctorates in chemistry last year, leading the nation in such degrees, according to the American Chemical Society committee on professional training.

University of Illinois American Chemical Society

May Communion Mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel

Schaghticoke parish held a May event with 35 St John’s parish children receiving first Holy Communion at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church Valley Falls. Rev Lawrence J celebrated Mass with Fr Farsaci and Fr Laverty assisting. Linda Heslin was crowned May Queen. Mary Catherine Rehder and Douglas Jensen plus Christopher Sherman were the crown and train bearers. Breakfast followed for families hosted by the altar and Rosary Society.

Lawrence J O.S.A Our Lady of Good Counsel Church Valley i Falls St. John’s Parish Benedic Francis Farsaci

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