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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1967
Page
9
Proposed boosts in costs for four lighting districts in the Town of Hoosick to modernize equipment and an uptick in the town appropriation for the North Hoosick Fire District are likely to trigger public hearings, per actions from the monthly meeting.
Police Chief Frank J. Demick reports August saw eight motor vehicle accidents and 33 citizen complaints investigated by the Village Police of Hoosick Falls. There were 37 arrests with court receipts of $835 from 19 fines totaling $570 and $263 bail forfeitures. Major arrests were speeding with 10, open container and public intoxication with six each. Other violations included unregistered vehicles five, without insurance four, resisting arrest four, and disorderly conduct four. Court dispositions included 16 dismissed, eight withdrawn, plus various sentences. Street-light issues and secured premises noted. Cruiser mileage 3,490. Town board discussed lighting district conversions to mercury lamps, costing $1,768.20 annually, with a public hearing planned after surveys. Also approved funds for town historian conference and authorized a new snow plow blade purchase for Highway Superintendent Lawrence A. Murphy.
The Home School Association of St. Marys Academy Hoosick Falls held an executive board meeting to plan forthcoming activities and announce details at the first membership meeting on Monday September 25. Attendees included Rev George A Callaghan OSA vice principal Sister Mary Sheila secondary supervisor Sister James Theresa elementary supervisor and officers Mrs Francis E Millett president Mrs Robert K Shiland vice president Mrs William J Fitzpatrick treasurer Mrs Edward F LaPorte social chairman all from Hoosick Falls with Mrs Lillian McGeoch of Cambridge secretary.
Members of All Saints Episcopal Church Hoosick and Holy Name Mission Boyntonville attended the St Hilda's Guild fall meeting at St Mark's Episcopal Church in Hoosick Falls. A 6:30 p.m. covered dish supper was served with Frank Reynolds Sr. and two others in charge. The group planned a supper for the St Stanislaus Society on Oct 14 and set a two day rummage sale for Oct 27-28 in the parish hall. The next meeting is Oct 23 with hosts Mrs Glen Rowland and Mrs Victor Barrier.
The Hoosick Falls district votes to turn over Walter A Wood High School land and buildings to the village for a dollar, to raze a new section for 9500 and redeploy the site or housing use. Active measures outline demolition, while the district consolidates into the central building.
Nearly 150 guests including from Schenectady and Chicago attended an open house for Mr and Mrs Edward T Behan at 26 Munsell Street celebrating their 25th anniversary. Mrs Behan formerly Jane Kelly and the couple wed September 13 1942 in Hoosick Falls. Attendants Doris Kelly and Edward Clark helped serve a decorated cake by Mrs Bernard D Graney. Guests gave a money tree and other gifts. Behan works for Rudits Home Appliances.
DAR plans Guest Day luncheon on November 4 at Baptist Memorial Hall Hoosick Falls marking the 40th anniversary of Hoosac Walloomsac Chapter speaker Mrs James E Clyde of Syracuse NY vice president of the New York State Society DAR regent Miss Hazel M Hill presiding will invite regents from neighboring chapters state officers and committee chairs plans include a dress making display by girl homemakers and a Constitution Week observance September 17 23 a window display in Hoosick Falls business district and an exhibit of embroidered lunch cloths from India Indonesia and Vietnam presented by Mrs J Milton Neubauer Mechanicville refreshments served under Mrs Sheldon and Mrs Lawrence Cassidy.
Troop 64 Boy Scouts will hold a Court of Honor during the weekly meeting in the parish hall of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Eight rank advancements will be conferred and 47 merit badges presented with all parents invited to witness the ceremonies.
A West Hoosick women group meets at 1 30 p m at West Hoosick Baptist Church to sew for Hoo sick Falls Health Center. The church choir resumes rehearsals at 7 30 p m tomorrow. Hill and Dale Home Bureau meets at 8 p m today at 20 River Street Hoosick Falls to plan a banquet and fall projects with hostesses named. AOH Auxiliary meets at 8 p m today at Hoosick Falls Elks Club with social chairman Mrs. Crayon and plans for fall activities.
Grape Chiffon Pie offers an airy no bake dessert option ideal after seafood dinners. The recipe blends egg yolks gelatin grape flavor and lemon rind with a meringue topping, then chills the pie shell until firm yielding 6 to 8 servings.
Salami slices are spread with cream cheese and blue cheese, then stacked and cut into quarters. The resulting little triangle shaped stuffed salami pieces are served as appetizers and pair well with tomato juice.
A small kitchen note describes making a zesty lamb hash using three cups diced lamb left from a roast and four cups cubed cooked potatoes. It calls for a sauce to moisten, a quarter cup chopped onion, and a small amount of lard or drippings, then heat in a frying pan or bake in a casserole.
A tip advises using a meat thermometer for lamb roast and cooking until the internal temperature reaches about 160 to 170 degrees.
The article advises patience in charcoal cookery noting not to place food until the charcoal has burned to coals and that tepals appear gray by day and red at night.
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