Loudonville Bride Patricia A. Johnson weds Andrew J. Parzyck
Miss Patricia Ann Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Johnson of Loudonville wed Andrew J Parzyck son of Edward J Parzyck of Tappan Sunday in Our Lady Queen of Peace Chapel Orangeburg. Bridesmaid Cathy Johnson, best man Robert Parzyck. Bride wore white brocade gown, nurse graduate. Groom employed by Acme Conditioning Corp Yonkers. They plan a Catskills wedding trip and will reside at 2 Van Wardt Place Tappan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Johnson
Edward J. Johnson
Knob Hill Road
Loudonville
Andrew J. Parzyck
Edward J. Parzyck
Tappan
Our Lady Queen of Peace Chapel
Orangeburg
Cathy Johnson
Robert Parzyck
Parzyck
Shaker High School
Latham
Rockland State School of Nursing
Acme Conditioning Corp
Yonkers
van Wardt Place
Catskill Mountains
Miss Snyder Betrothed to Robert Miller in Troy Cohoes
Mr and Mrs Bruno J Snyder of RD 4 Troy announce the engagement of their daughter Madeline Mae to Robert Lawrence Miller son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence H Miller of 105 Berkley Ave Cohoes The couple plan to marry Dec 2 Madeline Mae a graduate of Averill Park High School and Henry W Bishop III Memorial School of Nursing is an industrial nurse for Ludlow Valve Co Miller a Cohoes High School graduate completed a four year apprenticeship as a machinist at Ludlow Valve where he is now a journeyman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno J. Snyder
RD 4
Troy
Madeline Mae
Robert Lawrence Miller
Lawrence H. Miller
Berkley Ave
Cohoes
Miss Snyder
Averill Park High School
Henry W. Bishop III
Mrs Phinney and Richard C McBride Married in Mechanicville
Miss Phinney daughter of Mrs James E Phinney and the late Mr Phinney wed Richard C McBride son of Mr and Mrs Clayton C McBride of 12 Maple Street Mechanicville in First Presbyterian Church Mechaniville Rev David P Seipl officiated The bride wore white crepe with venise lace sleeves a veil an orange blossom headpiece and carried white roses lilies of the valley and ivy The maid of honor Miss Katherine DeSorbe wore sand colored genise lace and crepe The bridesmaids Mrs Sharon L Sweeney and Miss Marilyn J Phinney wore olive screen The flower girl Michele A Sweeney appeared with the maids of honor Richard B Phinney was best man Guests seated by Francis J Sweeney and Neil E Dubois Reception at Henry Lefko Legion Post Riverside Both graduates of Mechanicville High School The bride employed by Equitable Life in Albany the groom co owner of Halfway House Mechanicville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen’ Phinney
James E. Phinney
RD 2
Mechamieville
Phinney
Richard C. McBride
Clayton C. McBride
Maple St
Pruyn Hill
Mechanieville
First Presbyterian Church of
Mechanicville
David P. Seipl
Lawson Phinney
Katherine ‘DeSorbe
Sharon L. Sweeney
Marilyn J. Phinney
Michele A. Sweeney
Richard B. Phinney
Francis J. Sweeney
Neil E. Dubois
Henry Lefko Legion Post
Riverside
McBride
Mechanicville High School
Equitable, Life Assurance Society
United States
Albany
Judith Elaine Dickson
G. Allan Dickson
W. Main St
Cambridge
Donald Richard Schneider
Edward J. Schneider
Alastair C. Parr
Cambridge United Presbyterian Church
Jacqueline Dickson
Val Clark
Carole Andrew
Schneider
Paul Austin
Jon Andrews
Maid of Honor
Dickson
New York State
Utica
Utica Chrysler Plymouth
Cambridge Central School
Cambridge School
Navy
Richard Trambley
Dennis Daignéault
Jean Shultz
Martin McCua
Leonard Cross
Richard Trombley
Winston Luther
Edward Christopher
Mt. Anthony Country Lab
Miami Beach
Fla
Washington Ave
Bennington
Bennington Catholic High School
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Springfield
Mass
Putnam Memorial School of Anesthesia
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington High School
New England School of Art
Boston
Excelsior Printing Co
North Adams
Boat Club Halloween Party Planned at Crescent Club
Mrs. William Ray presides at the Crescent Boat Club Ladies Auxiliary October meeting. Plans include a Halloween party Saturday from pm to 1 am with the Bill Sears Orchestra, buffet supper, and costume prizes. New club equipment was purchased, and a Nov 11 dinner dance is tentatively planned. The Hudson Mohawk Council dinner is set for Albany on Nov 18. The next meeting is Nov 12 at the Crescent clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ray
Crescent Boat Club
Bill Sears
Ray
John Fennell
Henry van Wormer
Lewis Clark
Popular Pastime Drives Leisure as Nation’s Top Outdoor Activity
The Commerce Department reports driving for pleasure is the most popular outdoor recreational activity in the United States. The survey highlights widespread use of personal vehicles for recreation, reflecting a strong cultural emphasis on accessible leisure experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
Beaux Arts Ball Planned at Troy Country Club
The Beaux Arts Ball at Troy Country Club is set for Saturday with James T. Viger and Joseph Burke as chairs. A buffet dinner 7 to 9 p.m. features an art show and paletting, a grand march with costume prizes, and Frank D Amico and his orchestra will play until 1 a.m. Tables and canvas work organized by multiple volunteers. A bi weekly social dance for 13 to 16 year olds starts at 8 20 p.m. tomorrow with a five piece orchestra. A Halloween party for children is planned Sunday at 2 3 p.m. under Mrs Clifford Rounds and Mrs Kent Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaux Arts
Troy Country Club
James T. Viger
Joseph Burke
Frank D'Amico
William A. Toohey
Harold Oster
Joseph Cahill
Edward Corina
Arthur Doring
Clifford Rounds
Kent Duncan
Philosopher Beardsley to Speak at RPI Lecture
World authority on aesthetics Professor Monroe C Beardsley will lecture at RPI this afternoon on The Aesthetic Challenge of Far Out Art. The talk at 4 p.m. in the Green Building follows his Yale PhD and Swarthmore College tenure since 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Authority
Monroe C. Beardsley
RPI
Beardsley
Rensselaer
Green Building
Yale University
Swarthmore College
Eggs Are Eggs Shell Color Reflects Breed Not Nutrition
Egg nutrition does not depend on shell color. Shell color varies from white to dark brown and is determined by the hen's breed.
Engagement of Corinne Ann D'Aloia to James Chauvin
Mr and Mrs Albert D'Aloia of 8 Farrell St Mechanicville announce the engagement of their daughter Corinne Ann to James O'Neil Chauvin son of Dr and Mrs James E Chauvin 201 Hanis Ave Mechanicville. A June wedding is planned. Corinne is a Mechanicville High School graduate and senior stenographer for the State Education Department in Albany. James is a Catholic Central High School graduate and matriculated at Siena College in Loudonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert D. D'Aloia
Farrell St
Mechanicville
Corinne Ann
James O'Neil Chauvin
James E. Chauvin
Hanis Ave
D‘aloia
Mechanicville High School
State Education Department
Albany
Catholic Central High School
Siena College
Loudonville
Hawaii Still Has Wettest Spot in the World
Late summer rains prompted questions about the planet's dearest rainfall site. Mt Waialeale on Kauai remains the United States top soggy locale, averaging about 471.68 inches of yearly precipitation with little competition nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Mt. Waialeale
Kauai
United States
Local Voter Registration And Cub Scout Meetings Noted
Four thousand three hundred twelve voters in Clifton Park are qualified to vote on November 7 after the latest permanent personal registration update. Cub Scout Pack 33 in Mechanicville, sponsored by School 1 PTA, will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the School 1 gym. Parents must accompany their registered sons, ages 8 to 10 or in third grade, to enroll. Registration night for Cub Pack 6 in Jonesville is set for tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Jonesville Fire Station on Main Street. The Pack committee includes Howe as chairman, Ging as cubmaster, and others in roles such as secretary-treasurer and training supervisor. Mr and Mrs Ralph Ott and daughter Karen of Orlando, Fla, visited family on River View Road. Mrs Daniel Winnery returned from Ellis Hospital in Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Park
Edward Lemrow I
Pack 33
PTA
Mechanicville
Jonesville
Toomorrow
Main Street
James, Howe
Howe
James Ging
Daniel 1220
Charles Sivain
Ralph Hartman
Conde Belanger
Robert Edwards
Paul Albrecht
Ralph Ott
Karen
Orlando
Fla
Walter Whinnery
River View Road
Daniel Winnery
Ellis’ Hospital Schenectady
Cambridge Couple Wed In Candlelight Ceremony
Miss Judith Elaine Dickson and Donald Richard Schneider wed at Cambridge United Presbyterian Church in a candlelight ceremony. Maid of honor Jacqueline Dickson and bridesmaids wore moss green and gold gowns. reception for 150 followed. The couple plans residence in Utica after Mr Schneider’s job at Utica Chrysler Plymouth. both graduates of Cambridge Central School and Navy veteran.
Troy Woman's Club plans NYC theater bus trip
The Troy Woman's Club Inc announces a November 15 bus trip to New York City to see Don't Drink the Water. Reservations due by November 1 with Ms. Herbert C Kennedy or Mrs. Thomas F. Van Allen. Bus departs club rooms at 292 Second Street at 8 a.m. with a dinner stop in Tarrytown on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Woman’s Club Inc
New York City
Herbert C Kennedy
Thomas F. van Allen
2Nd St
Tarrytown
Holstein Clubs Set 1968 NY State Convention in Saratoga
Tri County and Clinton Essex Holstein clubs host the New York Holstein Friesian Association convention at the Holiday Inn Saratoga Springs January 29 to 31 1968 with events for breeders wives including luncheons fashion shows and a Sears Colonie Center buffet. Cochairs include James Donnan Galway Avery Stafford Peru and Mrs Laurence McNeill Argyle Mrs John Hoag Hoosick Falls. Elwood Arnold Charton chairs the speaker program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochairmen
James Donnan
Galway
Avery Stafford
Peru
Tri-County Holstein Club
Clinton-Essex Club
Saratoga Springs
New York Holstein-Friesian Association
Saratoga
Wives of Breeders
Gideon Putnam
Sears
Colonie Center
Laurence McNeill
Argyle
John Hoag
Hoosick Falls
Elwood Arnold
Charton
Fashions Travel Around the World in Benefit Show
The Fanfare Ballroom at Mario's Theater Restaurant hosted the annual charity fashion show and card party for Samaritan Hospital Auxillary. Models showcased outfits from Lord and Tann, Herbert’s, and more with ensembles ranging from walking suits to elegant evening gowns inspired by cities from New York to Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario's Theater
Ea of
Samaritan Hospital
Lord and Tann
W. P. Herbert
Dorothy Dansereau
Knowlson's
Colarusso’s
Lillian M. Russ
Edmund. Duffy
Herbert’s
Herbert's
Ely Koplovitz
Robert McCarthy Jr
William McCarty
Walter McCrackan Jr
Thomas Rourke
Eugene Uhler
Aloise McCrackan
P. Richard Toohey
Charles C. Freihofer
Cochairman
Lucretia Orth
Stewart Ferguson
Upstate Couple Engaged To Wed
Mrs Helen Germain of Schuylerville announces the engagement of her daughter Leah Rae Germain to Thomas F Wells son of Mr and Mrs William F Wells of Clarks Mills. Leah Rae a Schuylerville Central School graduate works in Albany for New York Telephone Co. Thomas also a Schuylerville graduate, Navy veteran, attends DeVry Institute in Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Germain
Schuylerville
Leah Rae
Thomas F. Wells
William F. Wells
Clarks Mills
Miss Germain
Wilbur R. Germain
Schuylerville Central School
Albany
New York Telephone Co
Navy
DeVry Institute of Technology
Chicago
Vermont Couple Weds at St. Francis de Sales in Bennington
Miss Carol Ann Winslow daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellis Winslow Bennington wed Gary Alden Harbour son of Mr and Mrs Alden Harbour Woodford Vermont in St Francis de Sales officiated by Rev Thomas A Bransfield. The couple will live in Bennington after a Miami Beach wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis de Sales
Bennington
Carol Ann Winslow
Ellis Winslow
Gary Alden Harbour
Alden
Fire Auxiliary Plans Election Day Food Sale at Firehouse
The Women's Auxiliary of Brunswick Fire Co. No. 1 met to plan an election day food sale at the firehouse with items possibly dropped off the prior evening. Mrs. Ann Addee, president, named Mrs. Bertram Sidley as sale chairman, and a rummage sale was set for Hoo sick Road firehouse tomorrow evening and Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary of Brunswick Fire Co
Syeaway
Ann Addee
Bertram Sidley
Alfred Machon
Hoosick Road
Paul Gregware
St Henry's Society Bazaar Plans Christmas Sale
St Henry's Rosary Altar Society will hold a Christmas sale at the school November 18 from 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. Highlights include a white elephant booth, toys, games, sewing, knitting and gifts, cards and wrappings, pastry and candy, and a Santa's Room for children. Proceeds fund audio visual equipment for the school. Mrs Salvatore Scarlata chairs, with cochairmen Mrs Kenneth Smith and Mrs Victor Gorski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Henry’s Rosary Altar Society
P.m
Santa Claus
St. Henry's’ School
Salvatore Scarlata
Kenneth Smith
Victor Gorski
Cochairmen
Home From Visit To Fort Knox Family News
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of 3 Mellon Ave have returned from a visit with their son Captain Robert P. Chambers USMC at Fort Knox Kentucky. Captain Chambers is attending tank artillery school at Fort Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
Mellon Ave
Capt
Robert P. Chambers
USMC
Fort Knox, Ky
Captain Chambers
Tank Artillery
Fort Knox
Neo Suven neck cream ad at Knowlson's Cosmetics
A vintage advertisement urges care for the neck with Neo Suven cream. It promises moisture retention, anti wrinkle effects, and a nine night improvement after nightly use. The copy directs readers to Knowlson's Cosmetics at 252 Bromsway, Troy, NY AS35105 to discuss beauty problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowison's Cosmetics
Bromsway
Troy
N.Y
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A. J. Parzyck
Madeline M. Snyder
Berner
3Rd St
Taga Book Shop
Fourth ST
Crescent
Lee
Guliston
Bigelow
119Th ST
6Th Ave
N. Troy
Anne Ane
Yre
Chara
Daskin
Rouault
Daumier
Picasso
Rcca Arts Center
2Nd St., Troy
Ferdinand Roter Y
Miss D’ Aloia
Corinnea, Dpaloia
Vischer Ferry
Victoria Kline
Travel Agency
Hendrick Madsen
By Jane A. Bennett
Devane
Broadway
Monument Square
Vermont
St. Henry’s Society
Beauty Tip
Dorothy Danserrau
Ai Campus
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