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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1967

Page

2

Special Award Presented By Hoosick Fire Dept

A three month fund drive for new fire department uniforms concluded with a portable TV presented to Mrs. Narry Cipperly on Labor Day at Breese Hollow Road. Honorary member Mrs. Edith Craig Reynolds of Hoosick thanked her for equipment gifts and fire house remodeling funds. Uniforms to be ordered in fall for next year’s activities.

Hoosick Labor Day Narry Cipperly Breese Hollow Road Edith Craig Reynolds

Kiwanis Club Hears Lt Governor Paul Kreiger

Kiwanis officials report by Lt Governor Paul Kreiger at Hoosick Falls meeting. He outlines attendances for New York District convention in Buffalo September and divisional council events. Also notes Kiwanis International convention tour details and Toronto next year.

Paul Kreiger van Rensselaer Kiwanis International Hoosick Falls Baptist Memorial Hall Houston Tex Kreiger New York State Poestenkill Fay’s Astrodome Toronto Canada New York John H. Mason Jack McLucas

Crescent Church announces services and youth activities

Mrs Mary Sicko has returned from Leonard Hospital after six weeks. Crescent Catholic Youth Organization members will visit Expo 67 in Montreal with Mr and Mrs Francis Soulier. Mass times at St Marys Church include 8 9 10 11 and noon. Confessions tomorrow 4 5 and 7 8 p.m. Holy Name Society and Boy Scouts receive communion at 8 a.m. Mass with a breakfast afterward. Wesleyan Methodist Church services listed. Youth Meeting begins Friday at 7 30 p.m in Youth Hall. Sunday School 9 30 a.m Morning Worship 10 30 a.m Evening Worship 7 30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p.m.

Mary Sicko West Crescent the Leonard Hospital St. Mary's Church, Crescent Montreal Francis Soulier Crescent St. Mary’s Catholic Church William H. Turner Holy Name Society Boy Scouts Rosary Society Wesleyan Methodist Church Carl D. Timpson

Convalescing ex-trustee returns home after four months

Manfred D. Kincaid former village trustee has left Albany Medical Center and Putnam Memorial Hospital after a four month stay and returned to his Webster Avenue home in Bennington.

Manfred D. Kincaid Webster Avenue Albany Medical Center Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington

Skidmore Junior Miss Kitty Areson to Start Junior Year

Skidmore College student Kitty Areson daughter of Mr and Mrs William St Areson of West Hoosick will begin her junior year in Saratoga Springs next week. She just returned Tuesday from Nantucket Massachusetts where she worked the summer on Cape Cod.

Skidmore Kitty Areson William St. Areson West Hoosick Skidmorn College Saratoga Springs Nantucket Mass Cape Cod

Sewage Plant Sites To Be Acquired

Village officials led by George K. Dougherty Jr. and Mayor Leo J. Albowycz meet with Morrell Vrooman Jr. to authorize acquiring sites for a new sewage treatment plant and pumping stations. The project, costing over a million dollars, includes pipeline rights and private lines. State approval was reported with federal aid expected. bids slated for October. A consulting engineer will oversee the project with village crews providing labor.

Alty George K. Dougherty Jr Leo J. Albowicz Morrell Vrooman Jr Gloversville Vrooman Housick Falls

LI Minors Trophy Presented in Hoosick Town League

The Hurricanes and Chiefs share co champions in the Town of Hoosick Little League Minors. James Shaw and Paul Haynes presented trophies to James Cusack and Arthur Hyde, managers of the winning teams. All-Star game won 11 to 10 by Cusack’s team. Eric Bissonette earned the win and a baseball for pitching. Jaycees awarded bats and balls to multiple field day winners including Martinez, Brett, and Gratley.

Hurricanes Chiefs Hoosick Hoosick Valley Jaycees James Shaw Paul Haynes James Cusack Robert K. Shiland All Stars Eric Bissonette The Jaycees Edward Maleahy Edward Griffin Michael Davendanis Eoward Maleahy George Brett Steven Whitter Jeffrey Martinez

Driver Escapes As Auto Leaves Road

Mrs. Margaret H. Hunt of Lower Classic Street escaped injuries when her car left Main Street in heavy fog and hit a power pole at Main Street and Richmond Avenue. Village police report the 6 10 am crash caused extensive vehicle damage and the car was towed to Niles' garage.

Margaret H. Hunt Lower Classic Street Main Street Richmond Avenue Ronald Harrison Niles’ Garage

Two Enter Oswego Freshmen From Hoosick Falls

Two Hoosick Falls students, both Danforth Street residents, today enter State University at Oswego as freshmen. Sally Stetson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Stetson, and Robert Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Scott Jr., are the entrants.

University Hoosick Falls Danforth Street The State University At Oswego Sally Stetson Robert E. Stetson Robert Scott George D. Scott Jr

Auction and supper planned by Hoosick Crusaders church

The Baptist Church Crusaders sponsor a lawn auction and food sale tomorrow with Ransom Gore of Bennington as auctioneer. Several residents travel for visits, including Mrs. Alice Cipperly in Schenectady and Mrs. Verda Philpott visiting Troy. All Saints Church moves evening prayer to 7 pm Sunday Sept 17 and hosts a covered dish parish hall supper on Thursday Sept 14.

Crusaders of the Baptist Church Ransom Gore Bennington Alice Cipperly Schenectady George Cloke Verda Philpott Gladys Hildebrant Troy Minnie Gilbert Bound Brook N.J Asa Farr Harlingen Charlotte Bovie All Saints Church

Hoosick GOP Primary Plans Across Town Venues

The Hoosick Republican primary is set today with polling at several locations including All Saints Parish Hall Hoosick Town Municipal Building and White Street sites. Delegates to the upcoming convention will be elected with two to three delegates per venue and notices named campaign leaders Philip J. Houston and Cyrus H. Spicer. Marietta’s settlement history notes Ohio’s first permanent city.

Republican Party Hoosick Church Street All Saints’ Parish Hall Eyer’s Eagle Town Bridge North Hoosick Munity Hall People’s Gas & Oil Jim Street Second Street White Street Main Street McDonald's Munsell Street Philip J. Houston Cyrus H. Spicer

Educators Meeting Focuses on Catholic Education Theme

Diocesan education leaders convene a meeting for all Catholic school teachers in the Diocese of Albany. Most Rev John McDowell of Pittsburgh will headline, with Rev Thomas Campbell and Rev James OHanlon speaking. The session aligns with Vatican II on education and runs 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. with separate venues for elementary and secondary staff.

John Mchuman Dowell Pittsburgh Thomas P. Camp Bell Mater Christ Thomas J. Maloney G. Emmett Carter London Ontario Canada Council

Pittstown Church Activities Announced

Reverend David Hubbard will preach at 11:15 a.m. in the Methodist church. The MYF choir will sing. The MYF meets in the church hall next Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Officers will be elected.

David Hubbard Methodist MYF

Sage College Investment Seminar Series Opens in Albany

Russell Sage College and Merrill Lynch announce a six week Investment Seminar series starting Oct 5, held Thursdays 8 to 9 30 pm at 258 State Street Albany. Sessions cover stocks bonds NYSE function portfolio objectives investment techniques with Merrill Lynch executives guiding discussions and supporting literature. Registration at 258 State Street Albany or the Evening Division office of Russell Sage College.

Russell Sage College Albany Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc State Street New York Stock Exchange Merrill Lynch Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc State ‘Street Russell Sage ‘College

Weisses celebrate 25th wedding anniversary at Weiss home

Mrs. Frank Green and Mr. Joseph Weiss were guests at the 25th wedding anniversary celebration hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Weiss. The WSCS plans a meeting at Mrs. Sylvia Freemantle’s home on Wednesday.

Joseph Weiss Bernard Weiss WSCS Sylvia Freemantle

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