Pre-Election GOP Dinner Tonight in Hoosick Falls
State Senator Douglas Hudson headlines the GOP pre election dinner at the Hoosick Elks Club tonight at 7 p.m. attendance is over 200. Don Cholakis and Joseph Walsh will speak and toast. A turkey dinner, dancing by La Porte’s Orchestra, and a money tree auction are planned. local GOP leaders, campaign fund checks, and a birthday tribute to Town Chairman Philip Holton highlighted the party’s activities. Next meeting features a Christmas dinner at the Cambridge Hotel on Nov 28.
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Douglas Hudson
Hoosick
Elks' Club
GOP
Don Cholakis
Joseph Walsh
Hoosick Falls
Philip Holton
Ladies’ Auxiliary
the Elks
la Porte
John A. Murphy
Town of
James M. Brahan
Holton
M. Bruce Roys
Josephine Beaumont
Eleanor Rancourt
Hazel O’brien
Cambridge
CDA Group Attends Mission Then Halloween Party
Members of Court St Mary Catholic Daughters of America will attend a Mission at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Tuesday at 7 p.m. After the service they will hold their annual Halloween party in the parish hall with costumes, games, and refreshments. Mrs William Benkoski, grand regent, will preside at a short business meeting. Mrs Ronald L Harrison is chairman for the party. Prizes will be awarded for costumes.
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Court St. Mary
Catholic Daughters of America
Church of the Immaculate Conception
William Benkoski
Ronald L. Harrison
Communion in Body at Immaculate Conception Church
Members of the Altar and Rosary Society will receive communion in a body at the 10 a.m. Mass tomorrow at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The monthly meeting will follow the Monday night Mission service at the church. Mrs Thomas Malley is social chairman.
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Altar and Rosary Society
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Thomas Malley
Uluett Family Vacation at Expo 67 Montreal
Mr and Mrs Sanford L Uluett Jr and their family from Johnson Hill Road visited Expo 67 in Montreal during Colum bus Day weekend to tour the fair and enjoy the exhibits and performances.
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Sanford L. Uluett Jr
Johnson Hill Road
Montreal
Van Surdam Recalls Village Athletes at Kiwanis Luncheon
Harry Van Surdam told Hoosick Falls Kiwanis in a weekly luncheon how three men from the village rose to captaincies in three distinct sports at Wesleyan University in Middletown Connecticut. He noted Van Surdam, a 1905 Wesleyan graduate, stood 136 pounds when chosen for team leadership.
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Hoosick Falls
Harry van Surdam
Van
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan van
van Surdam
Marietta
Theodore Roosevelt
St. Louis University
Knute Rockne
Grid
Kiwanis
Wesleyan
Howard E. Haynes
Rupert W. Thorpe
Jack Hawthorne
Navy
Penn State
Holy Cross
Cornell
Harvard
Mission Slated At Local Church
A church mission will be held next week at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Hoosick Falls. Rev. Raymond J. Lorentz of the New York Paulist Fathers Mission Band will lead talks on Catholic doctrine and devotion from 7 p.m. to Friday, with a one hour service each night, confession daily, and a post‑service question period.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hoosick Falls
Raymond J. Lorentz
New York
Paulist Fathers Mission Band
Father Lorentz
Reservations Close For Eagles Event
Reservations closed last night for a roast beef dinner at the Eagles Club at 7 p.m. sponsored by the local Aerie for members and guests. Plans were made for a boiled ham dinner for Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad members and guests, with proceeds to the annual maintenance fund drive. Harold Thomas of Hoosick Falls, newly appointed zone membership chairman, visited the Glens Falls Aerie with Mrs. Thomas receiving a corsage after initiation and dancing.
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Eagles Club
Aerie
Town of
Hoosick
Student speaker at 37th Court Leonard banquet
Miss Margaret Wirmusky a St Marys Academy junior spoke at the 37th annual Court Leonard Catholic Daughters of America banquet at the Hotel Cambridge Monday night. She described her summer trip to France with fellow St Marys students.
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Margaret Wirmusky
St. Mary's Academy
Hoosick Falls
Court Leonard
Catholic Daughters of America
Cambridge
Shel
France
St. Mary's
Local Couple Returns From Kentucky Vacation
Edward R Meaney Jr a Niagara Mohawk Power Corp employee and Mrs Meaney return home after visiting Bowling Green and Owensboro Kentucky and relatives during their vacation.
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Edward R. Meaney I Jr
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Francis J Leary Returns Home From Hospital
Francis J Leary, injured in a fall weeks ago, returns to his home at 211 Church Street after treatment at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington where he served as Lukies Store manager.
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Francis J. Leary
Lukie
Church St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Company To Drill Co. C NY National Guard Schedules Two Monday Drills
The unit plans two Monday night drills this month on October 23 and 30. First call for next Monday night is 7 30 p m to report at the state armory.
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205Th Armor
New York Army National Guard
State Armory
Football Squad Heads to Perth for Friday Game
Hoosick Falls Central School football improves to 3-1 and travels to Perth for a 1:30 p.m. kickoff. Remaining schedule includes Corinth at Hoosick Falls on Oct 28 and St. Peter's of Saratoga on Nov 3. The team has scored 55 points while opponents total 168, with Greenwich accounting for 32 of those in the lone local defeat.
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Hoosick Falls
Marietta
Ohio
Roger Greene
Bates
Colby
Bowdoin
Maine
Asa Buswell
Perth
Corinth
St. Peter's
Saratoga
Richard Turi
Greenwich
Baptist Women to Meet at Hoosick Home
The Home Study Group of the First Baptist Church Hoosick meets tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at mr and mrs James H Frost home. Theme is Jonah Is A Whale of A Story. Participants are asked to bring their Bibles. West Hoosick Youth Fellowship meets at 6 p.m to elect officers.
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First Baptist Church
Hoosick
James H. Frost
West Hoosick
Local Post Office Reopens Duties After Convention
Mrs. Cyrus Wells resumes duties at the local post office after attending the National Postmasters Convention in Puerto Rico and a Jamaica vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hart spent the weekend in Montreal. Anastase Drouin is a patient at Samaritan Hospital. Mrs Roy Raymond hosted a luncheon with former school mates including Mrs Edward Doer, Mrs Lawrence Miller, Mrs Harold Monroe, and Mrs Thomas Casey. Miss Mary Goetz returned to Troy after visiting her aunt Mrs Leon Bevis. Mr and Mrs Leo Murphy hosted her sister and family from Beverly Massachusetts over the weekend.
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Cyrus Wells
Puerto Rico
Jamaica
Francis Hart
Montreal
Anastase Drouin
Samaritan Hospital
Roy Raymond
Edward Doer
Delmar
Lawrence Miller
Green Island
Harold Monroe
Elsmere
Thomas Casey
Schaghticoke
Local Group To Attend Convention Hoosick Falls Staff Heads State Meetings
Six members of the Hoosick Falls Central School Board and administration depart for the New York School Boards Association annual meeting in Syracuse. Included are Earl Gooder mote president, Dr. Harry P. Harrison past president, Ralph J. Moll, Don Sutton, Supt. Philip Leonard, and John M. Frier district clerk. The board also approved three faculty members attending state events November 2 to 7 and revised convention attendance rules to allow one conference per year per local department within New York State.
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Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central School
New York School Boards Association
Syracuse
Earl Gooder
Mote
Harry P. Harrison
Ralph J. Moll
Don Sutton
Philip Leonard
John M. Frier
William C. Waterhouse
Concord Hotel
Kiamesha Lake
Peter S. Chistman
Concord
Marion S. Case
Home Economics Department
Laurels Country Club
Monticello
World Order Sunday at First Baptist Hoosick Falls
World Order Sunday observed at First Baptist Hoosick Falls on Oct 22 includes the Pastoral Epistle from the New York State Baptist Convention annual meeting in Rochester and Convention approved Position Statements on social issues. Rev John Y Elliott preaches on preserving our freedom with emphasis on world law and order. Sunday School meets at 10 a.m. and Junior Choir rehearses at 6 p.m. The choir sings in the morning service on Oct 29.
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World Order
First Baptist
Hoosick Falls
New York State Baptist Convention
Rochester
United Nations
John Y. Elliott
Crossword Puzzle Answers From Yesterday’s Grid
A scrambled word list shows across clues like Babylonian deityWalks fruit seed and clues for many entries such as 11 Spoors mice 13 Lowest part Musical 14 Sun god instrument 15 Basies oneself 7 Possessive with trifles Pronoun 17 Note of and Symbol for scale 9 Fruit 20 Mean 10 Worker in 21 Flying metals mammal 12 Thoroughfare gohlurnate 37 Reakan Peri tf Whit Plaything Declare re ie ten 2a Provoure 40 Foed fish Whit 43 Poem 25 Washing Seber I Lifting devices 44 Organ of 26 Created 32 Without end heaving disturbance 21 Trades 33 Washes lightly 47 Near 28 Courageous 22 Underground 34 Apprised of 49 A state person parts of plant 35 Above abbr 29 Chimney carbon 30 Strip of leather 21 Metropolis 32 Weirder 34 War god Eggs 36 Man s name 38 Existed 39 Avoid 41 Naha or sheep A2 Indefinite article A3 Delayed beyond time of artifad 48 Set up dabbr 4B Schoolbook 40 Traps 50 Chemical</S>
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Metropolis
Artifad
Owners Seek Cuts In Assessments On 98 Troy Properties
Owners of 98 parcels in Troy sought reductions of 1968 assessments in a special Supreme Court calendar. Justice Harold E. Koreman heard the cases noting continuations from prior years and adjourned proceedings to chambers with five days’ notice for a referee appointment.
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Troy
Harold E. Koreman
Supreme Court
Justice Koreman
Commissioner of Assessment and Taxation
Board of Tax Review
Boards of
Pittstown
Schaghticoke
Tomhannock Reservoir
Russell G. Hunt
Albany County
Martin Schenck
Rensselaer County
Albany Panel to Ask Why Is Marijuana Illegal
M. Andrew Dwyer Jr of Rensselaer County District Attorney’s office will join a public panel at State University of New York Albany to discuss why marijuana remains illegal. The event tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the campus center ballroom is sponsored by Phi Delta Sorority and includes Dr Henry Brill and Dr Helen Nowlis as other participants.
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Rensselaer County
Nortonville Social News Highlights Area Visits
Nortonville residents hosted and visited friends over the weekend. Carol Holbritter spent time with Beth Maynard of Johnsonville. John Delarey and family from North Hoosick joined William Boose and family, with Maurice Booth and relatives from Chicago also visiting Scarsdale guests. Mrs. Booth is Helen Norton of Nortonville.
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Carol Holbritter
Beth Maynard
Johnsonville
John Delarey Land Family
North Hoosick
William Boose
Maurice Booth
Chicago
Frank Tuttle
Scarsdale
Silas Reed
Booth
Helen Norton
Norton Iville
Homer C. Norton
Farewell party for AirmanKeith Herrington of Johnsonville
Mrs Hi 8 Humphrey and family hosted a farewell for Airman 3.C. Keith Herrington of Johnsonville at the Carl Holbritter home in Defreestville. The event drew about 20 youths from Johnsonville Melrose Schaghticoke and Valley Falls before his 15 day leave ended with orders to California.
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Nancy
Forrest Norton
George Wagner
Mar.jorie Louise
Defreestville
Harvey Nutter
Schaghticoke
Helen Lewis
Johnsonville
Melrose
Valley Falls
Carl Holbritter
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