Hoosick Falls Elks install officers and more notices
Hoosick Falls Elks Auxiliary installs officers led by installing officer Mrs. William Fitzpatrick and marshal Mrs. Harold Doyle. New officers include President Mrs. Joseph Manoogian and Secretary Mrs. Richard Ogden. The group voted 832 for Elks equipment and Mothers Day gifts. Geraniums sale pick up Friday and Saturday at Mrs. Robert Peterson’s home. Rough Riders seek tack and riding apparel for May 15 event at Redden's Grove and call 686-5900 or deliver to 89 Classic St. Historical timing notes available for tip dinner May 25 with reservations by May 19 to Sophie Rourke.
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Mary McClellan
Robert Peterson
North Hoosick Road
Rough Riders
Rensselaer Rough Riders
Redden’s Grove
Classic St
Hoosick Falls
LKS
The
Elks Aux
Iliary
William Fitzpatrick
Marshall
Harold Doyle
Joseph Manoogian
Robert Hail
Joseph Cullen
Richard Ogden
William Rourke, Jr
Men of the Elks
Sophie Rourke
Barbera Named New Group VP at Oak Materials Group
Gary T. Barbera was named group vice president of Oak Materials Group in Hoosick Falls, succeeding Raymond W. Pierce who becomes executive vice president of Oak Industries. Barbera joined Oak in 1968 and prior led engineering and development before advancing to vice president operations in 1970. Pierce will report to EB A Carter. Memorial Day bank holiday noted as Banks in New York closed May 31.
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Hoosick Falls
Gary T. Barbera
Oak Materials Group, Inc
Oak Industries, Inc
Barbera
Raymond W. Pierce
Ak Industries, Inc
Crystal Lake
Illinois
Pierce
Gary
Dodge Fluorglas
Atlantic Laminates
Circuit
Tri * Point
Oak Industries
EB. A. Carter
Alee
Ak Industries
Oak Materials Group
New York
State Banking Dept
Carey
New York City
Youngstown University
Oak Materials
Dodge Industries
E. I. DuPont de Nemours
Bennington
Jane
Raymond Pierce
Canada
Second Congregational Church
Putnam Memorial Hospital
North Bennington
Betty
Pierces
Memorial Day shift and prize reversals noted in queries
Readers raise questions on Memorial Day date changes and prize refunds. An answer traces a Dutch guilders prize to a canceled award, confirms a $1 refund, and explains how health records move to a successor physician.
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Cohoes
Orrin H.r.cox
Waterford
Hoosick Falls parents to discuss school showers
A committee led by Mrs. William Love will meet with Hoosick Falls Central School officials on May 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria to discuss mandatory showers after physical education. Parents unable to attend may request a questionnaire to share opinions on the policy.
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Hoosick Falls
William Love
Hoosick Falls Central School
Petersburg church plans graduation banquet
The Petersburg Baptist Church sponsors a graduation banquet for high school and college-age students. It will be at Taconic Park Restaurant on May 28. Contact Rev. Donald Dixon for details. The Petersburg Town Board meets at 7 30 p m tonight at the Veterans Memorial Hall. Allan Bonesteel has returned home from Leonard Hospital in Troy.
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Petersburg
Petersburg Baptist Church
Taconic Park
Donald Dixon
Veterans Memorial Hall
Allan Bonesteel
Leonard Hospital
Troy
Argyle Town Board Reviews Youth Commission Work
Argyle officials discuss the past year’s youth commission activities led by Arnold Grant. Supervisor Lufkin and Justice Haessly join the youth board. bids for a 1976 truck and snowplow are to be advertised at the next meeting.
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Argyle Town Board
Arnold Grant
Argyle Youth Commission
Carl Lufkin
Edna Haessly
Man Accused Of Kicking Cat To Get Hearing
Colonie man Loren Johnson faces torturing and injuring an animal charges after allegedly kicking a cat from a Thruway bridge in Castleton. Johnson, an employee of the Thruway Authority, is set for Coeymans Town Court on May 21. the cat was rescued and later sheltered in Menands.
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Coeymans
Loren Johnson
Maxwell Road
Newtonville
Johnson
State Thruway Authority
Ed Hines
Thruway
Castleton
Hines
Mohawk & Hudson River Humane Shelter
Menands
Coeymans Town Court
Grafton Youth Commission Plans May Activities
The Grafton Youth Commission announces May events at the town hall and school. Activities include two movies May 19 from 7 to 9 p.m., roller skating buses May 21, leathercrafts May 22 and 29 from 10 a.m. to noon, a swimming evening May 25, a movie May 29 from 7 to 9 p.m., and a dance May 28 at the Grafton School from 8 to 11 p.m.
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Grafton
Grafton Youth Commission
Town Hall
Grafton School
Troy native named college president
Trinity College in Burlington Vermont named Sister Catherine McNamee as president effective after July 1. McNamee, a former academic vice president at the College of Saint Rose in Albany, succeeds Sister Elizabeth Candon and has led educational groups and boards in New York.
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Trinity College
Burlington, Vt
Troy
Catherine McNamee
Thomas Edison College
New Jersey College
Vermont Women's Liberal Arts College
Sister McNamee
Elizabeth Candon
Myles to Seek Republican Nod for 28th District Seat
Myles a former aide to ex Speaker Perry Duryea will announce Friday in Fort Crailo his plan to seek the Republican nomination for the 28th Congressional District seat held by Democrat Edward W. Pattison of West Sand Lake. The announcement is set for 10 20 a m Friday in Fort Crailo.
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Fort Crailo
Thomas Myles
Assembly
Perry Duryea
28Th Congressional District
Edward W. Pattison
West Sand Lake
Myles
Grafton Center Cemetery Association Meeting May 20
The Grafton Center Cemetery Association will meet May 20 at 8 p.m. at Rev. William O'Dell's home to discuss cemetery improvements. All interested persons and lot owners are invited.
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Grafton Center
Grafton
Grafton Center Cemetery Association
William O'Dell
Rensselaer Police arrest two men
RENSSELAER George Censario Jr. of Albany was due in City Court after bail on second degree assault and fourth degree criminal mischief. Police say they arrested him Monday on a warrant from Judge Thomas Delaney. William R. Brady of Broadway was sent to the county jail for psychiatric testing after arrest on disorderly conduct and menacing charges.
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Brooks
North Hoosick
North Petersburg
Rensselaer
George Censario Jr
Irving St
Albany
Ceasario
Thomas Delaney
William R. Brady
1139
Broadway
Rensselaer County
Schenectady native named new president of Siena
Rev. Hugh F. Hines OFM, a Schenectady native, was named the seventh president of Siena College. The 43 year old Franciscan priest will begin July 1 and has served as assistant to the president since 1975.
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Schenectady
Siena
Father Hines
Matthew T. Conlin
OFM
the College
Franciscan Friars
Holy Name College
Washington, D.C
Anna Hines
Charles Hines
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