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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1967

Page

19

Bucciero Farley Wedding At Sacred Heart Church

Miss Suzanne Marie Farley and Joseph Bucciero Jr were married at Sacred Heart Church. Nuptial Mass celebrated by Rev. Clement Handron with Miss Farley escorted by her father. Attendants included Mrs. Donald Bucci, Marcia Farley, Rosemary Farley, Phyllis Testo, Mary Kelly, and Angelo Bucciero. Reception at Sunset Inn. The bride, a Catholic Central High School graduate, works for the State Commission of Correction. groom is with Joseph Bucciero Contracting Co. Inc. They plan to reside at 1853rd St.

Sacred Heart Church Suzanne Marie Farley James J. Farley Forest Ave Joseph Bucciero Jr Joseph Bucciero Sr Clement J. Handron Frank Tilley Gerald Brehm Donald Bucci Sunset Inn Farley Bucciero Catholic Central High School Albany Business College State Commission of Correction Troy High School Joseph Bucciero

Mary Ann Kosek Weds William Yankowski in Cohoes Church

Mary Ann Kosek and William A Yankowski exchanged nuptial vows at St. Michael's Church Cohoes with Rev. Sigmund F. Olszewski presiding. The bride, a Waterford native and educator, and the groom of Green Island and Ford Motor Co. employee, will reside in Waterford after a Nassau honeymoon.

Mary Ann Kosek William A. Yankowski St. Michael's Church Cohoes Sigmund F. Olszewski

Miss Atwater Weds In Stephentown Ceremony

Miss Susan Leigh Atwater daughter of Mr and Mrs John J H Atwater of Stephentown wed William Cooper of Valatic son of Mr and Mrs Charles Cooper Sept 16 at the Stephentown Federated Church Rev Bernard Felt officiated. Attendants included five sisters with Janet Atwater as maid of honor and Georgianna Atwater as bridesmaid. Best man was Donald Peter Atwater and Joseph Corbett served as usher. A reception followed at Ida and Johns Restaurant after a Cape Cod wedding trip the couple reside in Stephentown.

Susan Leigh Atwater John JH. Atwater Stephentown William Cooper Valatic Charles Cooper Joseph Corbett New Lebanon Center Ida and John Cape Cod Mass

Fire Auxiliary To Have Annual Tea

The Women’s Auxiliary of the Speightown Fire Department schedules its annual membership tea for Monday Oct 23 at 8 pm in the fire hall. Mrs Walter Byrne chairs with Mrs Martin Keary as cochairman. Sears will host a wig fashion show. Committee heads include Food arrangements Mrs Raymond Dugan servers Mrs Joseph Swoln and pourers Mrs Frank Fiaschetti and Mrs Harold Humphrey.

Women’s Auxiliary Speightown Fire Department Walter Byrne Martin Keary Cochairman Sears Raymond Dugan Joseph Swoln Frank Fiaschetti Harold Humphrey

PEO Meets Hears Report at Chapter AM Meeting

The regular PEO Chapter AM meeting convened at Mrs. Hinscill home with cohostess Mrs. Spence. Devotions by Mrs. Morgan. presiding officer Mrs. Hagadomny led business, Cotty College year program, rummage sale report, and a talk by Mrs. Bordt on looking to the future of God's creatures. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for Oct 23 at Mrs. White’s home.

PEO Chapter AM Robert Hinscill Richard Spence George Morgan Victor W. Hagadomny Cotty College Frederick Bordt Kenneth White

Hoosac Valley PTA Meeting Evening Program

Hoosac Valley PTA meets at the Sloasic Valley Central School in Schaghticoke tomorrow at 8 p.m. Donald J. Bernhoff conducts the business session. Mrs. Stanley Hemstreet’s program features Mrs. Richard Rossack and Mrs. Clifford Stauch from the Capitol District Chapter of the New York Association for Brain Injured Children showing a film Bright Boy Bad Scholar and outlining local services. Refreshments served by Mrs. Arthur Hess and Mrs. Owen Martin.

Sloasic Valley Central School Schaghticoke Donald J. Bernhoff Stanley Hemstreet Richard Rossack Clifford Stauch Capitol District New York Association For Arthur Hess Owen Martin

Pleasantdale Man Serves With Israeli Farm Group

John P. Charles Jr., a Pleasantdale native and alumnus of Catholic Central High School and Paul Smith College, left New York on Sept. 9 with Volunteers for Israel to serve at Kibbutz Gadot in Israel. He describes living in a bombed building and says the group works to reclaim land for permanent settlement while locals guard against rabid dogs with guns. His family, including siblings Richard JoAnne and Pamela, learned of his status from friends and the Today Show broadcast from Israel.

Pleasantdale Ist Israel Butz John P Rick) Charles Jr Catholic Central High School Paul Smith College John Charles ‘Srn Hudson Ave New York City Istaelies Kibbutz Gadot Syria Charles San Francisco Afer Richard Jo- Anne CCHS Pamela St. Augustine’s School George Kachidurian Frank J. Charles Watervillt

Fifth District Youths Attend Dance At Council HQ

John R Rip Riley Republican candidate for Fifth District councilman hosted the second dance at Fifth Council headquarters at Sixth and Ingalls Avenues. Over a hundred Lansingburgh teens joined the event as recreation away from street life with dancing and refreshments.

Fifth Dist Lansingburgh John R.rip Riely Fifth Council Sixth Ingalls Avenues

New Books Display At Troy Public Library

The Troy Public Library received 20 new books to be shown in the main lobby for a week before general circulation. Thirteen are non fiction covering topics from Benjamin Franklin to In Search of Light and Christian roles in society. Fiction titles include Moonshine Light Moonshine Bright and Colossus among others.

Troy Mais Benjamin Franklin Roger Rochelle Girson Washington DE. Inouye G. A. Kelly A.F. Marquette E.R. Murrow Newman South Asia Hugh Tinker Masada Yigael Yadin Wlp. Fox D. F. Jones Donald MacKinsie Hamilton Maule Danger Soak Bryant Rollins Gift David Walder LH. Whitten

Raymond C. Quinn to Speak at First District Republican Club

GOP candidate Raymond C. Quinn will address the First District Republican Club meeting tonight at 8 p.m. at council headquarters 472 Pawling Ave Supervisor Ralph Pollock to introduce the speaker.

Raymond C. Quinn GOP First District Republian Club Council Pawling Ave Ralph Pollock

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