Back-To-School Schedule Planned For Next Month
Back to School nights at Hoo sick Tails Central School are planned for the first week of November. For kindergarten to sixth grade, Monday November 6 at 7 30 p m parents go to their child s classroom. Refreshments by Mr and Mrs Marry Sternberg after visits. A second session for seventh through twelfth graders occurs Thursday November 9 at 7 30 p m with schedules in the lobby and assembly with Principal William C Waterhouse. Refreshments in cafeteria served by a committee led by Mrs Joseph Bettis and Mrs Dewey Brownell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoo
Sick Tails Central School
Paul B. Cipperly
Parent Teacher Association
Marry Sternberg
William C. Waterhouse
Joseph Bettis
Dewey Brownell
Hunting Licenses Soar in Northern and Southern Zones
George A. McEvoy town clerk reports about 200 big game licenses sold for the season. Northern zone runs Oct 25 to Dec 5, southern local Nov 20 to Dec 5. Party permit deer require armband and permit card on the hunter. New regulation requires wrapping Part 1 armband tag around the deer leg above the hoof and fastening it until processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. McEvoy
Halloween Party Held By CDA Unit
The Court of St Mary Cath Daughters of America held a Halloween party in the parish hall with prizes for prettiest, most original, and funniest costumes. Officers announced a Christmas party at Ranaldo's on Dec 11 with limited seating and reservations via the telephone committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of St. Mary
Cathie Daughters of America
Lewis Jenkins
Helen Brady
Jacob Brandalck
Jamies Hewson
Alva Gigel
Sam Scaglione
Ranaldo
Raymond Rogers
Helen Burke
Grand Union
Leaves Collection Schedule Set By Village Ward
After Clean-Up Week the Village Highway Department begins a week long leaf pickup in four wards. First Ward today, Second Ward tomorrow, Third Ward Wednesday, Fourth Ward Friday with Friday an emergency open date. If rain, schedule moves up a day. Douglas Sprague expects to finish rounds this week. final date set for Monday, Nov. 6.
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Zwith
Village Highway Department
sToday
Douglas Sprague
Button Club Completes Party Plans
Hobdsick Valley Button Club met at Mrs. Elnora Dillon's Southwest Hoosick home. Ruth Howe of Troy led the business meeting. nominating committee includes Mrs. Dillon, Lisle Cottrell, Buskirk, and Mrs. Emma Webster Hoosick Falls. Plans set for Thanksgiving Christmas party Saturday Nov 25 at Miss Howe's Troy home with a covered dish luncheon and a surprise program. Indian buttons owned by members were displayed. program led by Mrs Webstein after the meeting. Refreshments served by Mrs. Dillon and Mrs. Mary Cipperly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobdsick Valley Button Club
Elnora‘Dillon
Hoosick
Ruth Howe
Troy
Dillon
Lisle-Cottrell
Buskirk
Emma Webster
Hoosick Falls
Miss Howe
South’ Lake
Hactocs
Legion Corps To Lead Goblin Parade Band
The American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps will provide music for the Halloween parade starting at 7 15 p m tomorrow in front of the Municipal Building.
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American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Arvin Hart Auxiliary Plans Banquet and Parade Aides
The Arvin Hart Fire Company Auxiliary held its annual banquet at Joyce's Log Cabin Mechanicville where president Mrs Mary Gannon welcomed members and guests. A speaker from Niagara Mohawk discussed the Easton Atom Power Project. A region post voted to provide 15 police aides for parade order. An open house with refreshments is planned for Veterans Day and a New Year’s Eve party with music by the Banjo Mart Band was set. Officers were nominated for installation on November 16.
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Arvin Hart Fire Company
Joyce
Mechaniccville
Mary Gannon
Virginia Whitman
Robert O’brien
Niagara Mohawk Company
Easton Atom
Region Post
Gerard McInerney
Joseph Auernng
Auering
Thet Banjo Mart Band
Mountaineer
Tupper Lake
Shine
Man
Edwin Brenenstuhl
Bell Road
Auto Crash Kills Six in Clinch County
A predawn head on collision on Georgia 84 in Clinch County killed six people. Among the dead were two service personnel stationed at Ft. Bragg North Carolina, Jack B. Young 23 from Monticello Florida and Anita Lynnette Morris 19 of Shawnee Oklahoma. Also dead were Robert Brinson 49 Willie James Brinson 18 Rosa Lee Brinson and Lucy Jacobs all from Orlando Florida. Trooper W E Strickland called it the worst crash he had seen in 17 years. two cars were locked together and had to be pried apart to recover the bodies.
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Florida
Inclinch County
Georgia
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Jack B. Young
Monticello
Fla
Anita Lynnette Morris
Women’s Army Corps
Shawnee
Okla
Robert Brinson
Willie James Brinson
Rosa Lee Brinson
Lucy Jacobs
Orlando
Ww. E. Strickland
Officials Attend Meet Relative To Traffic Signs
The New York Motor Vehicle Association held a meeting in Chancellor Hall Albany to regulate traffic lights and signs in cities towns and villages. Attendees included John A Murphy Lawrence A Murphy and Guy H Phillips. Hoosick Town must conform to state sign regulations by January 1 1968.
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Association of New York
Albany
John A. Murphy
Lawrence A. Murphy
Guy H. Phillips
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick
Rochester Visit Ties McGuire to Clark Family in Week
Rochester welcomed Mrs. Frederick J. McGuire of Richmond Avenue during the week of October 19. She visited with Mr. and Mrs. N. Dale Clark and with Douglas and Susan Clark, Mrs. Clark being the sister of Mrs. McGuire.
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Rochester
Frederick J. McGuire
Richmond Avenue
N. Dale Clark
Douglas
Susan Clark
Clark
Church Society Meets Tomorrow Plans Christmas Work
The Ministering Circle of the King's Daughters will meet tomorrow at 8 15 p m at Mrs James Redden's River Road home to discuss carrying on usual community Christmas work. The gathering follows the children's Halloween parade. Members should bring quilt squares and pay annual dues.
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The
King’s Daughters
James Redden
River Road
Judges Named For Fire Essays In Troy City Contest
Fire Chief Edward J. Zapf announced Saturday the judges for the annual fire prevention essay contest written by school children. Sponsored by the Troy Kiwanis Club Troy Fire Department and the Troy Underwriters Association Merrill T. Lee William Sheridan and Z Richard Lesnick named by Chief Zapf will judge at Central Fire Headquarters today to determine city wide winners.
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Edward J. Zapf
Troy Kiwanis Club
Troy Fire Department
Troy Underwriters Association
Merrill T. Lee
William Sheridan
Z. Richard Lesnick
Zapf
Central Fire Headquarters
Kiwanis Spook Parade To Be Held Tomorrow
Kiwanis Club sponsors Halloween parade and party with marchers assembling at the A and P Parking Lot on Main Avenue. Killmen Junior Drum and Bugle Corps will perform. Fire Company and Fire Police will assist. 3 to 14 year olds invited. costumes judged in Wynantskills School auditorium. refreshments served after parade.
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Kiwanis Club
Morrow
Douglas Windover
A&p
Main Avenue
Wynantskills
Killmen
Fire Company
Kiwanians
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Emys
William Benkoski
Ronald Harrison
Mesdames
Thomas G. Restino
Eugene Sal- Yazzo
Joseph Fleming
Jacob Brandalik
Edward Maleady
Alvina LaMagdeleine
Button Club
Legion Corps
Goblin March
Arvin Hart
Stillwater
T. S. Ryan
June Vane
Athe
Helen Briggs
Marilyn Scales
Whitman
Dathinin Ones Dunne
Sweenyy No
Allilla
Milavan Miclaw Rin
Homerville, Ga
William Mullady
Riverside
Morial
Upton Chapter
CBS
Harold Tompkins
South Hudson Avenue
Marjorie Osgood
Marvin Kipp
North Hudson Avenue
William J. Banks
Kellogg
Lori Wolff
Scar Lest
Kathleen Thomas
Mindy Price
Liz Mullady
Toy Everett
Banks
Kellogg Road
Church Society
Burgh
Lansingburgh High School
Frederick J. Alston
Holly Christensen
June Wells
Janice Lavole
John Signorelli
Kim Granger
Ignatus DeGenero
Signorelli
Colleen Mulson
Armour's
Chuck
Marka Bialy Orzel
Boy-Ar-Dee
Coger
Starkist
Gerber
Chase & Sanborn ' Coffee
Crisco
Hunt
Mueller
Hunt's Tomato Sauce
KRAFT
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Fudgetown
VIVA
Rich
Sara Lee
S&h
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Hoosick ST
Lansingburgh
Mechanicville
Gentral Ave
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Cohoes
Congress ST
Watervliet
2Nd Avenue
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