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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1969

Page

5

RPI Faculty Elects New Officers at Luncheon

Mrs. Howard Littman was elected president of the Faculty Women's Club of RPI at the annual luncheon held at the Crossroads in Latham. Nominating committee slate included Mrs. Cedric Evens as first vice president and Mrs. Michael Abbott as second. Directors named were Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Van Ness, and Mrs. Ferris for respective terms. Honorary members recognized included Mrs. Warlock and others. Guest artist Patricia Koller performed with Judith Moyer at the piano.

Howard Littman Faculty Women's Club RFI Latham William Russell Helmut Franz Cedric 0. Evens Michael Abbott Walter Eppenstein Edward FE. LeClair Heinrich A. Medicus Rogers B. Finch James Maxwell Finch Donald Hayes Patricia Koller Judith Moyer Faculty Women’s Club of RPI Teft Richard G. Folsom

School 18 PTA Show Slated

The School 18 PTA hosts a card party and fashion show in the school auditorium Wednesday at 8 p.m. Eighth grade sewing classes under Mrs Maeena Wakeman present the fashions with models of their own designs. The event theme is Younger than Springtime. General chairman is Mrs James Stainsby with a long committee list for tickets prizes decorations and refreshments.

Parent-Teacher Association of School 18 Maeena Wakeman James’ Stainsby Jerry Mainello Samuel J. Werlin Walter Murray Clement Zotto William Mayo Robert Hollenbeck Franklin Zibro Erich Katz Richard Danskin Robert Janson Seymour Miller

May Ross Guild Chicken Dinner at Troy Church

The May Ross Guild of the First Presbyterian Church of Troy will host a public chicken dinner on Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. in the social rooms. Reservations must be made to the church office by Monday with Mrs. Ternest Anderson Sr. in charge.

May Ross First Presbyterian Church of Troy Ternest Anderson Sr

Area Couple Wed May 3

Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Marion A. Cowlbeck of Delmar to Wallace F. Harple of the Boght. The ceremony took place May 3 at 1 30 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church of Delmar. Attendants were Margaret Ridout and Richard W. Harple. The reception followed at the bride’s home. A wedding trip to Lake Placid preceded the couple settling at 574 Boght Road, Cohoes.

Marion A. Cowlbeck Delmar Wallace F. Harple the Boght First United Methodist Church Robert Thomas Margaret Ridout Richard W. Harple Lake Placid Boght Road Cohoes

Colonie Library Association Luncheon at Jamaica Inn

Thirty members of the Colonie Library Association will meet at Jamaica Inn in Latham on Tuesday at 1 p.m. to honor volunteers who staff Colonie libraries. Mrs. G C Stewart, luncheon chair, said a short program will follow led by Mrs. Ellen Scott of the Albany Times Union speaking on "Books of Particular Interest to Women."

Colonie Library Association Jamaica Inn Latham New York Colonie G. C. Stewart Ellen Scott Albany Times Union

Eisner Freund Rites Held

Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Rose Freund of New York City to Walter Eisner of Troy with the ceremony on May 4 at Temple Beth Emeth Albany. A reception followed at the Baradaile in Troy. The couple will live in Troy and New York City. Eisner owned the Juliette Shop in Cohoes.

Rose Freund New York City Walter Eisner Point View Drive Troy Alvin Roth Temple Beth Emeth Albany Baradaile Eisner Juliette Shop Cohoes

Beth El Sisterhood Dinner Deadline Today

Reservations close today for the annual Beth El Sisterhood donor dinner to be held Monday at the Thruway Motor Inn in Albany starting at 6 45 p m. Those needing transportation may call Mrs B Irving Nelick.

Beth el Sisterhood Thruway Motor J Inn Albany Irving Nelick I Nelick

Loudonville Doctor Heads Surgery Board

The American Board of Surgery named Dr. Charles Eckert, head of surgery at Albany Medical Center, as chairman for 1969 70. Eckert becomes the board’s 22nd chairman in 32 years, after moving from Denver, Colorado to Albany in 1956 and residing in the Albany suburb of Pointville.

Albany N.Y American Board of Surgery Charles Bckert Albany Medical Center Eckert Existance Denvér, Colo

Miss Potter Engaged to Steve Ludd of Salem and Syracuse

Miss Surah Jean Potter of Easton Pennsylvania is engaged to Steve Olin Ludd son of Edward S. Ludd of Salem. Potter is a Moravian Seminary for Girls and Syracuse University graduate. Ludd also studied at Syracuse University and Washington Academy and served with the National Guard at Fort Dix. An August wedding is planned.

George Paul Potter Easton Surah Jean Steve Olin Ludd Edward S. Ludd Salem Ludd Miss Potter Moravian Seminary For Girls Bethlehem Syracuse University Washington Academy National Guard Fort ‘Dix Will Nter Syracuse School of Law

Guild Notes 25th Jubilee

Mr and Mrs Walter C Guild of 172 Oakwood Ave celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary by renewing their marriage vows on April 30 in St Patrick s Church. Rev F W Whalen officiated with attendants Mrs Guild s sister Mrs William Le Cuyer and Joseph Lebentritt who attended the couple 25 years ago. The couple s daughter Mrs William Wagoner hosted a reception at the Moose Lodge in Cohoes after the renewal.

Walter C. Guild Oakwood Ave St. Patrick’s Church F. W. Whalen Guild William le Cuyer Joseph Lebentritt William Wagoner Moose Lodge Cohoes

Philatelists Meet in Hudson Mohawk Chapter Gathering

The Hudson Mohawk Chapter of the Society of Israel Philatelists hosts a Wednesday meeting at 10 Loudon Heights South, Loudonville. Guests will be Mr and Mrs Halsey V Barrett, daughter of James G MacDonald, first US Ambassador to Israel and author of My Mission to Israel. They will discuss Ambassador MacDonald’s experiences in Israel’s formative years.

Society of Israel Philatelists Halsey V. Barrett Barrett James G. MacDonald U.S Israel Barretts MacDonald Fabius Schmerler Loudon Hts South Loudonville

DAR Schedules Meeting Today at Lansingburgh Society

The May meeting of Philip Schuyler Chapter DAR is today at 2 p.m. at 538 3rd Ave. Lansingburgh Historical Society. Officers for the coming year will be elected and installed. Reports on last year’s activities will be given. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Grant Palsgrove and her committee.

Philip Schuyler Chapter DAR Lansingburgh Historical Society 3Rd Ave Grant Palsgrove

Miss Pakush Weds Charles Barno in Watervliet

Miss Gail Ann Pakush daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Pakush of Watervliet married Charles Christopher Barno son of Mr and Mrs Frank E Barno of Watervliet in St Patrick's Church Watervliet Rt Rev Msgr Edward OMalley officiated The bride wore a silk organza gown with venise lace and a chapel train a pillbox lace headpiece and tiered veil She carried stephanotis and miniature carnations The matron of honor wore peacock blue and carried yellow daisies and carnations The bridesmaids wore aqua gowns with yellow and peach daisies Best man was John Hoefer and Paul P Barron The reception was at Dunns Restaurant in Latham The couple left for Bermuda and will live at 65 N Pine Ave Albany The bride is a senior stenographer for the State Education Department The groom is an accountant for Marsh Hallman Chevrolet and Coast Guard Reserve member

Gail Ann Pakush John J. Pakush Watervliet Charles Christopher Barno Frank E. Barno Edward O’malley St. Patrick's Church John Hoefer Paul P Barron Dunn’s Latham Bermuda Barno Will N. Pine Ave Albany Catholic Central High School State Education Department Watervliet High School Marsh Hallman Chevrolet, Inc Troy Coast Guard Reserve

Cohoes Woman Marries Lawrence Raub Jr in Shenendehowa Church

Kay Lorraine Hippensteel of Cohoes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hippensteel, wed Lawrence Earl Raub Jr. of Michigan in Shenendehowa Methodist Church Elnora. The couple plans residence in Ogdensburg after a western New York trip. Kay is a Shenendehowa graduate and Air Force veteran. Raub is a Morning Star Homes employee and Brighton High School alumnus.

Kay Lorraine Hippensteel Ralph Hippensteel Masten Ave Cohoes Lawrence Earl Raub Jr Lawrence E. Raub Sr Walled Lake Mich Elmer N. Haley Shenendehowa Methodist Church Elnora June Lee Miss Hippensteel Air Force The Research Foundation State of New York Brighton Morning Star Homes Ogdensburg

Millertown Cemetery Association Holds Meeting Tonight

The annual meeting of the Millertown Cemetery Association will be held today at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Elmer Clum, secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welling visited Don Draper family at Grooms Corners over the weekend. Mrs. Edmund Barton is confined at home by illness. Mrs. Jerome F. Hill of Sunderland, Wisconsin, was a recent guest of the Wellings.

Millertown Cemetery Association Elmer Clum Charles Welling Don Draper Keith Grooms Corners Edmund Barton Jerome F. Hill Sunderland

Berries On Peaches Dessert Idea

A simple fruit treat suggests serving peaches topped with a puree of raspberries or strawberries. The combination adds bright berry flavor and a smooth, colorful finish to ripe peaches.

CSEA Victory Over PERB Reaffirms Bargaining Power

The New York Court of Appeals upheld the Appellate Division ruling that PERB lacked the power to halt contract negotiations between the state and the Civil Service Employees Association. The decision secures CSEA’s status as sole bargaining agent for a general unit of about 124,000 state workers and sets aside PERB’s five-unit bargaining plan. Chief Judge Stanley Fuld dissented.

Albany N.Y Court of Appeals Public Employment, Relations Board Civil Service Employes Association State Supreme Court Stanley Fuld High Court CSEA Gov. Rockefeller PERB Appellate Division State 5

Director Named For NAB JOBS Program Kickoff

BH Seeley Funk of South Bethlehem was named metro director of the NAB JOBS program at the kickoff luncheon held in Albany. General Hamilton D. South announced additional appointments Chester Sommer as job placement manager and Mrs Ian Mayo as recruiting programs manager. All three take fulltime posts to aid the hard core unemployed in securing work.

Seeley Funk South Bethlehem Metro National Alliance of Businessmen Thruway Hyatt House Hamilton D. South Usmg-Ret Rensselaer Albany Saratoga Schenectady Chester Sommer Ian’ Mayo NAB

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