Halloween Costume Awards Given In Hoosick Falls Parade
More than 300 people joined Hoosick Falls Halloween parade run by town youth commission and Lions Club funds. Awards totaling 120 dollars were presented by Walter A. Wood Memorial spinners as families served doughnuts and chocolate milk after the event.
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Willard Street
Main
Walter A. Wood
Hoosick Falls
Town of
John Street
Church Street
PTA
St. Mary’s Academy
Robert P. Hayden
Youth Commission
Hayden
Thomas Moore
Arthur Hyde
Kiwanis Welcomes New Member Gerard McInerney
Kiwanis Club greets Gerard McInerney Scoutmaster of Troop 63, sponsored by Hoosick Falls Kiwanis, at the Tuesday luncheon in Baptist Memorial Hall. McInerney, ex Cambridge resident and area insurance rep, active in Hoosick Post American Legion, received a Kiwanis pin and literature from past president Howard E. Haynes and president Richard J. Sargood. Stag Night attendance contest dinner moved to Nov 21. Rob ert Sargood leads a team as Peter Magazu captains the other.
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Gerard McInerney
Boy Scouts
Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis Club
Baptist Memorial Hall
Howard E. Haynes
McInerney
Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
Richard J. Sargood
Cambridge
Hoosick Post
American Legion
Robert Sargood
Peter Magazu
King's Daughters Unit Reports Plans At Hoosick Falls
A report on the state convention of The King's Daughters held in Torytown in October was given to members of the Ministering Circle of Hoosick Falls. Mrs Edwin Brenenstuhl Albany District president presented. Nomination committee named and community Christmas work discussed. Burns reported on cards to St Giles Hospital US Cerebral Center in New York City and quilt squares for an Indian mission in New Mexico.
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King’s Daughters
Torytown
Hoosick Falls
James Redden
River Road
Edwin E. Brenenstuhl
Albany
John M. Frier
Brenenstuhl
William E. Burns
Round the World
St. Giles Hospital
U.S. Cerebral Center
New York City
New Mexico
Health Center Donation Day Scheduled
Harvest Day donations for Hoosick Falls Health Center are set for Wednesday. Health Center Auxiliary and helpers will collect package goods produce or money, to reduce food costs and provide items for patients. articles drop at Wilcox Store Four Corners. Monthly auxiliary meeting is Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Health Center, presided by Mrs. Alfred W. Rowles.
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Hoosick Falls Health Center
Health Center Auxiliary
Hoosick
Wilcox
Four Corners
Alfred W. Rowles
Rites Conducted for Miss Curtis
The funeral of Miss Catherine Cardis a former Western Union operator in Schenectady was held Tuesday from her Barle Bridge residence, followed by a reverence at St Hriid's Church. Rev Thomas A Chars ley officiated, Father Curiey at St Powitk's Cemetery. Pearers were Edward Peters Charles McNary Dienes Muli Koo and Jon Powers.
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Catherine Cardis
Western Union
Prayer Day Slated By Church Unit Hoosick Falls Service
The World Community Day Service of Prayer and Action, sponsored by The Church Women United of Hoosick Falls, meets at 7 30 pm at First United Presbyterian Church. Members will donate gift certificates yarn blankets and children s clothing for Vietnam. Local leaders chairing include Mrs Arthur Moseley and Mrs Everell James with a vocal trio from Assembly of God and a Vietnam slides program by Mrs Ira Cornell and Mrs Cortland Cottrel. Refreshments follow.
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Church Women United
Hoosick Falls
First United Church
Presbyterian
Vietnam
Arthur Moseley
Buskirk
Lares Church Women United
Everell I. James
Assembly of God Church
Robert J. Springer
Lyman Rudd
Myron Herlel
Ralph Griswold
John Inner
Charles Cornell
Frederick McGuire
Alfred Whitter
Ira Cornell
Cortland Cottrel
New Street Construction Nears Completion in Troy
Robert Canfield outlines progress on Troy’s 1967 street program with Sixth Avenue from State to Fulton Streets near finish. Sewer work by Tohmason and Perry Co. for Fitzgerald Bros. is done. paving by Fitzgerald continues. Excavation in the old tunnel area to 13 feet deep should wrap in a week. grading and curb work will follow to complete the street by December 1 barring bad weather.
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Sixth Avenue
Broadway
Fulton Street
Troy Municipal
Troy Union Depot
State Street
Troy
Robert Canfield
State
Fulton
Tohmason and Perry Co
Fitzgerald Bros. Construction Co
Canfield
State To
Fulton Streets
Artrial
Holiday Inn
Seventh Avenue
Delays Surgery To Shake Hands With Soldier Son
CHARLOTTE AP Henry Glenn learned his cancer would require arm removal but delayed surgery to greet his son David returned on leave from Vietnam. Father and son met at the airport and clasped hands, fulfilling a long hope as Glenn united with family.
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Soldier
Charlotte
N.C
Henry Glenn
David
San Francisco
Vietnam
Ion
Char Lotte
Herman Weissflag
Nysi
Glenn
Charlotte Memorial
Chile
Paul B. Gifford
Cour Junction
de Freestville
Wynantskill
Tema Bellinson
Perry Vaughan
Sanifra Winkler
Richard Pazioli
Ronnie Wait
West Hoosier Social Notes and Visits
West Hoosier community notices list Mrs. Lester Pine contact 686 7297 and Karen Sue Cottrell hosting an after school lith birthday party with supper by Mrs. Shir ley Cottrell. Visitors include Isadore Silver and Earl Sherman guests of Linda at Ithaca College. Syracuse visitors Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gilbert with Mr. Edward Baker. Griswold visit to Rutland Vermont with Don Fournier family. Gleaners Society to meet at 8 pm at Mrs. Arthur Moseley’s home. Firemen to meet Monday at the fire house. Mercie Manchester weekend guest of John Manchester in Troy. Harold Pine ill with pneumonia.
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Karen Sue Cottrell
Karen
Shirley Cottrell
Hazel Street
Isadore Silver
Earl Sherman
Linda
Ithaca College
Donald Gilbert
Syracuse
Edward Baker
Ralph Griswold
Don
Fournier
Rutland
Gleaners Society
Arthur Moseley
Mercie Manchester
John Manchester
Troy
Harold Pine
All Clothing Employees Get Pay Hikes Across Area
A wage increase of 10 cents an hour takes effect Monday for production maintenance and office workers in shirt and clothing factories under Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America contract. About 4,000 union members will benefit across Kingston Middletown Johnstown Troy Glens Falls and related plants including Cluett Peabody Arrows and Kay's Caps, with additional raises in time work and benefits. The raise, negotiated last year, covers several firms such as Cluett Peabody, Glens Falls companies and Troy area shirt outfits.
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Mainteanance
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Edward A. Duval
Capital District Joint Board
The
Amalgamated
Duval
Cluett
Peasant
Kingston
Manhattan Body & Co, Inc
an-Shirt Co
Middletown
Tryon
Johnstown
Lynn Shirt Co
Glens Falls
Arrows
Cluett, Peabody
Troymums
Corinth
Waterford
F. Jacobson &Hour
M. Nirenberg & Sons
Jewish temple services and Sabbath schedules listed
Beth Tephilah Synagogue at 82 River St. notes Sabbath Eye service at 4 25 p m and 7 50 a m with Rabbi Epstein speaking at 10 a m on Noah the Flood and its implications. Mincha at 4 30 p m. Temple Berith Sholom at 167 3rd St lists Sabbath Eve services at 8 p m with Rabbi Gutmann preaching Two Stories of Perfection. Noon readings Genesis Isaiah with Kiddush, Oneg Shabbat hosted by Dr and Mrs Werlin and Mrs Weinberg. Shenendehowa Methodist Youth Fellowship attends service. Religious School Parents Day. 9 45 a m classroom visitation. 11 30 a m assembly led by Miss Joan Michelson. Sisterhood Elect ion Eve Dinner 5 30 7 p m. Weekday Hebrew School 3 45 p m Mon Thu. Temple Beth El at 1513 Sth Ave. led by Rabbi Horowitz with 8 15 p m Sabbath sermon, Oneg Shabbat, 9 15 a m Sabbath services, Torah and Prophets study at 10 a m, Junior and Intermediate Congregation at 10 a m with Kiddush, Weekday services 7 45 a m and Sundays and holidays 9 a m.
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Beth Tephilah
River St
Mosha J. Ep‘stein
D.D
Epstein
Berith Sholom
3Rd St
Julius K. Gutmann
Gutmann
Margaret Gottschalk
Joan Michelson Willl
Herman A. Miller
Sisterhood
Julius Goodman
Temple
H. Gerald Cohen
Howard Weinberg
Temple Beth
School programs forestall narcotics in Great Neck
Sixth graders and older children in Great Neck schools will receive expanded instruction on the dangers of narcotics. The plan follows a district survey showing 10 percent of high school students have used drugs at least once, prompting proactive prevention efforts in the north shore community.
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Great Neck
N.Y
North Shore
Gold Coast
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