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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1971

Page

5

Kiwanians Hear Talk By Student Exchange Visitor

Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club heard Miss Kathi Hall describe nearly three months in Cali Colombia as an exchange student from Hoosick Falls Central School. Slides showed milk delivery by bicycle, Indians from the mountains, 30 story skyscrapers, a Colgate-Palmolive plant, parks with fountains, crosses, statues, and cathedrals. Panoramas included a large stadium and Pan American games with 1 000 girls in native dress and a Cuban diver. Americans won many swimming medals. The 18 year old teacher and host family were noted. Kasmer J. Stempek introduced Miss Hall. closing was sung. Pianist Stewart Peckham accompanied opening with America. his father is a Central School faculty member.

Cali Columbia South America Hoosick Falls Central School Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club Kathi Hall Exchange Fund Miss Hall Robert S. Hall Colgate-Palmolive Hall Kasmer J. Stempek Kiwanis God Bless America Stewart Peckham

Candidates Answer Varied Questions In Hoosick Falls Election

Candidates in Hoosick Falls face a broad questionnaire from clergy and local leaders. County and town contenders answer questions on charter government, budgeting, zoning, joint departments, real estate assessments, courts, and plans for fire, police, and parks. Mayor Severson discusses village issues and potential joint services, with decisions tied to the village planning board and fire department input.

Robert J. Springer John Y. Elliott Hoosick Capital District Planning Commission Department of Parks and Recreation Richard A. Severson Hoosick Falls

Delinquent Water Bills Due Monday in Hoosick Falls

Delinquents in paying village water charges must pay by Monday at the Village Clerk's Office in the Municipal Building Hoosick Falls. A five and a half percent late fee applies. The unpaid list as of Tuesday will be presented to the village meeting for a vote on shutting off services.

Hoosick Falls

DAR Chapter Plans Guest Day and Local Events

Hoosac Walloomsac Chapter DAR met in Baptist Memorial Hall with Miss Ruth Rudd presiding. The program on national defense was led by Mrs. Rachel B. Cottrell and Mrs. Helen Bain shared travel pictures. They invite Hoosac Walloomsac Philip Schuyler and Cambridge chapters to a Nov. 6 guest day with luncheon at Grange Hall Hoosick, bookings due by Nov. 1. They plan donations to local DAR school sponsors and urged flag display in November.

Hoosac-Walloomsac Dar Baptist Memorial Hall Ruth Rudd Troy Regent Rachel B. Cottrell Helen Bain Philip Schuyler Cambridge Fort Craile Grange Hall Hoosick Mable Hewitt Louise Wheaton Rochester Helen Sheldon

Democrats Hear McDonough at Hoosick Falls Dinner

Edward McDonough of Troy will be the principal speaker at the Town of Hoosick Democrats pre election dinner at the Hoosick Falls Elks Club. A ham dinner follows a cocktail hour, with James J. Nealon as master of ceremonies and John J. Jenuskevice as general chairman. All town candidates sit at the head table and speak briefly. Paul La Porte’s Orchestra will provide dancing music. A fundraising food sale is set for Oct. 20 at the Grand Union Store, cochaired by Joseph Hayden and Luther Rasch.

Edward McDonough Troy Democratic County Committee Hoosick Democrats Elks Club Hoosick Falls Ladies’ Auxiliary

Center Opening Postponed Again in Hoosick

The Town of Hoosick Community Center delays its fall weekend opening again due to suppliers delays in heating equipment. William J. Murphy hopes to clear obstacles for an official opening on Friday October 22.

Town of Hoosick William J. Murphy

Rummage Sale Set By Hoosick Falls Church Group

The Women's Society of First Baptist Church in Hoosick Falls sponsors a rummage sale in Baptist Memorial Hall today. Proceeds support church programs and local missions.

Women’s Society of First Baptist Church Hoosick Falls Baptist Memorial Hall

Hoosick Residents Personal Visits Highlight Weekend

Hoosick Agnes Stevens and Elinor Stevens spent the weekend with relatives in Johnstown and Hoosick Falls. Mrs. Alice Cavin from Troy visited her granddaughter and husband Mr and Mrs Howard Browe. Mrs. Joseph Clancy returned from Putnam Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Donald Ryeburger of Rochester stayed with Mr and Mrs Rudolph Marshall, Ryeburger sister of Mrs Marshall. Mrs. Carrie Utter of Scotia visited her brother and sister in law, Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Stevens.

Everett James Johnstown Dorothy Enis Elinor Stevens Hoosick Falls Ellsworth Stevens Alice Cavin Troy Howard Browe Joseph Clancy Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Donald Ryeburger Rochester

Leave For Trip To Europe

Mr and Mrs Raymond J Cuddihy of East Hoosick depart for a 12 day European trip celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. A party at their home hosted by relatives featured a buffet lunch and many gifts including a money tree.

Raymond J. Cuddihy East Hoosick Europe William Benkoski Janice Troy Lynn Buffalo Mark David St. Mary’s Academy Hoosick Falls

Weekend Guests Parade Through West Hoosick Hills

West Hoosick residents hosted visits from relatives and friends across states. Master Edward Knapp of Colonie stayed with his grandparents the Knapps while Cathy Griswold hosted Cathy Pine for a weekend. Visitors included the Moseley and Baker group at Buckfield Maine and Warren Lundeen of San Diego visiting Paul Moseley. Madge Keberle, once Bosworth District 6 teacher, turned 98 and toured former pupils with her daughter and friend.

Cathy Griswold Breese Hollow Cathy Pine Arthur Moseley Clyde Baker Clifford Gilson West Hoosick Barbera Pine The Samaritan Hospital Institute of Living Hartford

UCS Seeks $20 000 In Bennington County Fund Drive

A fund raising campaign to finance the 1971 72 operations of the United Counseling Service of Bennington will begin Sunday. The drive targets Bennington County towns with gifts from Hoosick Falls area and notes a Hoosick Falls exemption from canvassing due to county subsidies. USC executive director Joseph LoPiccolo says services are available to residents of Bennington County Vermont or Hoosick, with offices in Bennington adjacent to Putnam Memorial Hospital. Dr George Skrzypek joins as school consultant spending three days weekly in Hoosick Falls.

United Counseling Service of Bennington Bennington County Hoosick Falls Walter LaGrange PSC Trustees Rensselaer County Mental Health Board Hoosick Area Joseph LoPiccolo USC Hoosick United Counseling Dewey Street Putnam Memorial George Skrzypek

Junk Yard Operator Pleads Guilty In Hoosick Court

James Grinnell of Schenectady pleaded guilty to violating the Hoosick Town Junk Yard Ordinance. He asked 60 days to dispose of cars and clean up the site. Police Justice Resino granted the request and will inspect the premises then.

James Grinnell Schenectady Buskirk Hoosick Town Court Town of Hoosick Thomas G. Restino

Tell Me Why Why Do Titles Change

A daily science feature explains ocean tides their cause by moon gravity and earth rotation. Questions tease readers about hair loss Hollywood slang for kittens and a Texas tall man with answers promised in tomorrow's paper.

Hollywood Texas

Riddles and Jokes Call for Yearbook Entries

Readers are invited to send rid dies and jokes to the yearbook section under the title Riddles Jokes Tell Me Why. Include a ZIP code for mailing.

Book of Knowledge

Two Troy Men Arrested On Morals Counts

Joseph M. Mastropietro 18 of Sixth Ave was remanded to Rensselaer County Jail on a rape charge. Raymond E. Gibson 40 of River St is free on $200 bail on a child endangerment charge. Police found the men with a 12 year old girl later taken to Samaritan Hospital for exam.

Troy Kyran P. Molloy Jr Joseph M. Mastropietro Sixth Ave Rensselaer County Raymond E. Gibson River St George E. Dodge John M. Burns Samaritan Hospital

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