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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1967
Page
3
Kathleen Ann Dunham and Joseph Patrick O'Brien wed at St. Margaret Mary’s Church in Lansingburgh with Rev. Thomas R. Gilmartin officiating. Bride attended by sister Susan Dunham as maid of honor. Gerald O'Brien as best man. reception at Mario's Theater Restaurant. Bride a Troy High School PE teacher. groom an English teacher at Troy High School. They honeymoon in Bermuda and will reside at 463 3rd Ave Lansingburgh.
Mr and Mrs James Joseph Heffernan announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanne Julia Heffernan to Frederick Ingall Henry son of Mrs Dor Ford H Weary and Mr and Mrs Daniel P O Shea The couple plans a Troy wedding on December 30 Jeanne is a Business Week assistant editor and graduate of St Lawrence University and Columbia University Henry holds a Rice University BS and an MBA from Harvard He is a Bechtel construction engineer in San Francisco.
Mrs N Q Burriss of Scolisdale Arizona announced the marriage of their daughter Rosiland Ruth Burriss to Captain Edward J Pulaski USAMC son of Mr and Mrs Edward J Pulaski Sr of Troy. The ceremony was at All Saints Church San Diego with Rev C J Lord officiating. Mrs Pulaski is a first lieutenant in the Marine Corps stationed in San Diego and the couple will reside at 610 Chalcedony San Diego.
Miss Benita Lee Joyes daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Joyes of 36 Fane Court and Donald William Ellis son of Mr and Mrs Donald T Ellis of 700 2nd Ave were married at noon Saturday in St Augustine s Church Rev Arthur G O Neill OSB officiated Mr Joyes escorted his daughter to the altar Miss Helen Hinman was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Sheila Rokjer and Mrs Franklin Van Norden Joseph J Joyes brother of the bride served as best man. Fred Valentin and Franklin Van Norden ushered. The bride wore an A line gown of chiffon over crepe with lace appliques on the bodice skirt and chapel length train a white petal headpiece held a bouffant veil and she carried white roses with green trim on a prayer back. The bridesmaid wore a green velvet bodice and lighter green crepe skirt with a long green velvet coat and green feather headpiece. Attendants carried yellow and white colonial bouquets. A reception followed at Tironi s Restaurant. The bride is a graduate of Lansingburgh High School and works for the State Department of Agriculture and Markets. The groom attended Lansingburgh schools and served six years in the Marine Corps and works for Mohawk Paper Mills Cohoes. The couple will reside in Troy.
Mrs Mary Pendrak of Pearl Street Schuylerville and Albert Carr of Quaker Springs wed Oct 29 at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church. Rev William P F formed the ceremony with attendants Mrs Lee Bandy and Frank Carr. The couple reside at 55 Pearl Street Schuylerville.
The Women's Guild of St. Pauls United Church of Christ met at St. Johns Lutheran Church for a candlelight service on the Lord's Prayer. Guest speaker Mrs Er nest Messier, president of the State Association for Retarded Children, spoke on education and new Pine Woods Avenue facilities.
The New York State Federation of Women's Clubs held a Kingston conference at the Governor Clinton Hotel. A space program theme ran through the jamboree with reports to identify clubs nearing the moon and space rations served. Guest speakers included Mrs. Osta Underwood and Mrs. Lucille Kinne. Attendees from Troy Business and Professional Women's Club included Miss Betty R. Bailey and Miss Marion E. Keeler.
The monthly meeting of the Women s Auxiliary of Bruns wick Fire Co No 1 Syeaway will be held tonight at the fire house on Hoosick Road Miss Ann Addee will conduct the meeting Mrs Paul Gregware will teach Christmas decoration making after the business portion Refreshments will be served by Mrs Salvador Romano Mrs Rita Weaver recently returned from Britain will host the November meeting of the British Women s Club at her home 32 Vica Court Colonie Nov 29 at 8 PM Members and guests are invited.
The candlelight wedding of Nancy Ellen Yarmchuk and Marvin E. Becker took place October 11 at 8 p.m. at First Reform Church in Berne. Rev Bruce Goodwin officiated as the couple, with a rose crown headpiece and ivory wedding gown, united before family including maid of honor Sandra Quay and bridesmaids Florence Chickering and Elaine Pollock. Reception followed at Foxenhill Grange Hall.
Troy leaders Dr Harold Faigenbaum Donald Morris and Raymond Sick named trustees of United Community Funds and Councils of America. They join UCS Mohawk Hudson Area executives Mrs Sick president Morris treasurer Faigenbaum research division chair. Trustees to elect officers report status of fund and council movement at first annual meeting in New York City November 30.
GRAND FORKS ND AP Adolph Ulland has retired after 50 years as a postman covering about 145000 miles. Though stepping away from the job he plans to keep walking with his doctor advising a five mile daily hike.
The Troy Post Office expects to deliver 8,000,000 pieces of mail and process more for other communities during the holiday rush. Officials warn record mail volume and repeated handling for non ZIP coded items, urging early mailing and use of ZIP codes.
The Van Rensselaer Garden Club stages its greens show December 7 to 10 at the Hart Cluett mansion 59 2nd Street home of the Rensselaer County Historical Society. Open to the public with no charge last year drew over 8000 visitors. An antiques show and sale in the Coach House accompanies the event with a gala for members on December 6.
Dr. William N. Fenton, former assistant commissioner of the New York State Museum and Sciences Service, is named professor of anthropology at Albany State University. He will begin teaching in the spring and specializes in Iroquois league and tribal organization. He holds a Yale doctorate.
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