School Bond Fees Urged To Air Views
Superintendent Philip Leonard of the Hoo sick Falls Central School District invites opposition leaders to publicly present views on a new school addition bond issue. He seeks constructive suggestions to address crowding and rising enrollments, invites individuals or groups to meet, and plans to relay all views to the next board meeting for a full public reconsideration.
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Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central
Philip Leonard
Leonard
Simlar
Baptism Class Continues Sundays at First Baptist Hoosick Falls
The Baptismal class started last Sunday at First Baptist Church Hoosick Falls will meet each Sunday for the rest of the month from 6 to 6:30 p.m led by Rev. John Y. Elliott. The Baptist Youth Fellowship gathers at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Elliott conducts Loyalty Sunday sermons at 11 a.m. worship. The Teen girl fellowship guild meets Monday at 7 p.m. in Baptist Memorial Hall. Philathea Class social and business meeting is Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.
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First Baptist
Baptist Memorial Hall
Philathea
Montreal plastic surgeon notes lift age range and lasting effects
Dr. Jacques Papillon, a Montreal plastic surgeon, reports 77 percent of women seeking face lifts are under 55 and 20 percent under 40. Effects typically last 10 to 15 years. Complex improvements may take 3 to 5 years as surgery occurs only once a year to heal scars.
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Montreal
Jacques Papillon
Funeral for Mrs E Frances Bulson Held in Hoosick Falls
The funeral of Mrs E Frances Bulson of East Pittstown widow of Clarence Bulson was held from the Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls on Wednesday with Rev John Elliott of the First Baptist Church Hoosick Falls officiating. Interment was in Parkview Cemetery Schenectady. Bearers were Clayton Sherman Arthur Heiss Douglas Sherman Robert Stutz Kirtland Stowell and Warren Verbeck.
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E. Frances Bulson
East Pittstown
Clarence Bulson
Mahar
Hoosick Falls
John Elliott
First Baptist Church
Parkview Cemetery
Schenectady
Clayton Sherman
Arthur Heiss
Douglas Sherman
Robert Stutz
Kirtland Stowell
Warren Verbeck
Van Der Kar Pleads Innocent in Harassment Charge
Gerald Van Der Kar a 25 year old Hoosick Falls police sergeant pleaded not guilty to harassment in Village Police Court. Police Justice Shi land continued the case to Nov 20 to match his suspension date and to secure a stenographer for testimony. The charge stems from a tavern incident and was served by Chief Demick. Mayor Severson had ordered resignation by Nov 8 or appear Nov 9. after his appearance the board suspended him until Nov 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald van der Kar
Hoosick Falls
Robert K. Shiland
van der Kar
Leonard Sheridan
Frank J. Demick
Richard A. Severson
Cub Scouts Exhibit Handiwork At Pack Meeting
Cub Scouts of Pack 64 showcase Thanksgiving table pieces at the monthly meeting Sunday at 6 30 p m in the church basement. Parents invited to view others work and their sons. New den forms Tuesday with Mrs George E Dougherty Jr as den mother. Room for a few more boys aged 8 to 10. Pack about 40. Cubmaster Bernard D Graney and leaders urge full family attendance.
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Cub
George E. Dougherty Jr
Bernard D. Graney
Lane dies in California motorcycle crash
Herman C. Lane in his early 50s and formerly of Hoosick Falls was killed in a San Bernardino motorcycle accident on Monday. His wife Helen E. Russell Lane, riding with him, is in serious condition with fractures. Sons Herman C. Lane Jr. and Donald G. Lane live in Troy and Bennnington and funeral arrangements will be made in California.
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Herman C. Lane
Hoosick Falls
San Bernardino
Calif
Lane
River Road
Clay Hill
California
Town Board To Greet Supervisor Cottrell At December Sessions
Edward H. Cottrell of Walloomsac, elected town supervisor of Hoosick, will attend the town board’s December meetings. The board invited him to the Dec 8 regular session and year-end final report meeting. He succeeds John A. Murphy, a three-term supervisor and county legislator elect.
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Edward H. Cottrell
Walloomsac
Hoosick
Cottrell
John A. Murphy
GOP
Troy CYO Center Chief Named New Director
The Rev. Michael E. Neaton, an assistant pastor from Schenectady and native of Green Island, will become director of the Troy Area CYO Center effective November 22. Bishops and priests in the Albany Diocese announced new appointments including administrators at St Rita's Cohoes Nativity Stuyvesant St Joseph's West Winfield and pastors at St Anthony's Schenectady St Marys Stuyvesant Falls St Lucy Altamont and St Michael the Archangel South Glens Falls. Leaves of absence were granted for health reasons to two priests.
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Michael E. Neaton
St. Luke’s Church
Schenectady
Green Island
Troy Area
CYO Center
Father Neaton
Mater Christi Seminary
Albany
Our Lady of Angels Seminary
Niagara
Glenmont
Blessed Sacrament
Mohawk
St. Luke’s
St. Anthony’s
John Krivickas
St. Mary’s Stuyvesant Falls
Boleslaus J. Dobrzynski
St. Mary’s
Coxsackie
William Walsh
St. Lucy’s Altamont
Father DeFranco
Cap ital District Christian Rally at Eagle Mills Church
The Eagle Mills Christian Church hosts the Capital District Association of Christian Churches fall rally Sunday at 3 p.m. with theme Mission Possible led by Rev. Kenneth Neal from Schenectady. Guest speaker Rev. Arthur Stanley also of Schenectady. supper by Loyal Women's Class. worship by Rev. Ernest W. Robillard. church services follow with Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. The Eagle Mills United Methodist Church shares morning services with classes at 9 20 a.m. and worship at 10 30 a.m.
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Eagle Mills Christian Church
Capital District Association of Christian Churches
Kenneth Neal
Schenectady
Northeastern Association of Christian Churches
Arthur Stanley
Hollis W. Briggs
Ernest W. Robillard
Eagle Mills United Methodist Church
Louis N. Guariniello
How an Oil Derrick Works Described in Prize Page
Harold Reddick Jr of Fort Worth Texas wins a knowledge quiz. The article explains oil well completion: the bit and drill are pulled, casing runs down, is filled with chemical mud, a small gun perforates the casing, water clears mud, pressure rises and oil flows into a tank.
Modern Drilling Methods Replace Gushers In Oil Wells
The piece explains how gushers are obsolete due to rotary drilling which dominates about 85 percent of US wells. It describes tall derricks, truck mounts, offshore platforms, and the drilling process including joints, pipe, casing, and drilling mud. It notes bit wear and time needed to replace bits and reassemble pipe.
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United States
Riddles for Fun Time 1 Answers
The set presents three jokes: the coldest place in a theater is seven row. a door is not a door when it is ajar. and a cook uses Greece.
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Greece
Ostrich Egg Boiling Challenge Surprises Enthusiasts
A peculiar fact notes that a standard chicken egg boils in minutes while an ostrich egg, the largest produced by a bird, would require about 40 minutes to boil.
Answer to yesterday's Puzzle Box
Wrench, screwdriver, and hammer appear as common tools associated with the puzzle box solution.
Riddles and Jokes Share Spotlight in Bellmawr Yearbook
Today's winner is Paul Puccio, 10, from Bellmawr New Jersey. The page invites readers to send rid dies jokes and tell me why with a ZIP code for entry.
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Harold Reddick, Jr
Fort Worth
Texas
Book of Knowledge
Paul Puccio
Bellmawr
N.J
Four Million New Semi Skilled Jobs Expected in US
Over the next decade the United States is projected to offer about four million new semi skilled job openings. Experts cite growth in service sectors and administration as driving forces behind the demand.
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United States
Halfmoon Plans Chamber of Commerce Formation
The Town of Halfmoon will form a Chamber of Commerce. Keyroute announced the plan after a Monday meeting at Mohawk American Legion Hall. Allan L. Clarke Jr. will serve as recording secretary. Charter members include local business and professional figures. The organizational meeting is set for December 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion Post rooms on Grooms Road. The chamber will cost $25 for charter membership and aims to promote civic, commercial, industrial and agricultural interests in Halfmoon and surrounding southern Saratoga County.
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Halfmoon
Chamber of Commerce
Peter A. Keyrouze
Mohawk Post
American Legion Hall
Grooms Road
Keyroute
The
Business Association
Chamber For
Townsman
Allan L. Clarke Jr
Fidelity Bank
American Legion
Halfmoon Chamber of Commerce
Saratoga County
Mrs Williams of Stephentown Dies at 82
Hazel Williams 82 died Thursday at her home in West Stephentown after a long illness. Born in Stephentown Center she was daughter of Henry and Lucy Le Barron. Survived by son Edward Williams sister Alice Clark five grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 15 p m Sunday Hall Higgins Funeral Home West Stephentown Rev William Odell officiating. Interment Hillside Cemetery West Stephentown.
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Hazel Williams
West Stephentown
Stephentown Center
Henry and
Lucy Williams le Barron
Edward Williams
Alice Clark
Bradenton, Fla
Hall
Siena Plans Career Day Program
Rep. Sam Stratton will be the keynote speaker at Siena College Career Day with a 10 40 a m address in Gibbons Hall on Making Your Mark in the World Thirty six speakers from medicine business education religion law and the arts will lead seminars to help students choose careers Federal agencies represented include the Federal Highway Administration IRS Civil Service Commission Veterans Administration U S Geological Survey Secret Service SSA and Saratoga National Historical Park Dr Egon Plager chairs the placement division and leads the event The Chicago Terminal District rail center spans about 1750 square miles larger than Rhode Island
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Sam Stratton
New York State
Siena College
Stratton
Gibbons Hall
Federal Highway Administration
Internal Revenue Service
Civil Service Commission
Veterans Administration
U.S. Geological Survey
Secret Service
Social Security Administration
Saratoga Historical National Park
Egon Plager
Siena
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