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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1967

Page

4

Welfare Aide Addresses Kiwanis Club on Medicaid Costs

Health official Neil Hook spoke at Hoosick Falls Kiwanis about a 5,000 case Medicaid load affecting 2,500 people in Rensselaer County. He noted 50 to 60 percent service reach, current costs at three and a half million dollars, and rising future budgets. He explained cost sharing and eligibility changes for non disabled adults 21 to 65, with 50 percent state and county funding. He cited sample investigations and upcoming social service work in Hoosick Falls.

Social Services Rensselaer County Health Department Uder Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club Neil Hook Health Department Hook Peter Magazu Hoosick Falls Central Hoosick Hoosick Falls Central School Benedict A. Noivik Mets Little League Association Peter McGuire Joseph Gorman Lea Houghton John Houghton Dodgers Michael Brandi Thomas Davendanis Paul Kovage Barry LaPorte Yankees Howard Wright Francis Martello James Moore Paul Reveal Giants Edward Bornt John Hayden Michael LaRoche John H. Mahar Wilfred J. Bissen William

Little League Banquet Set At School September 27

Little League announces a banquet at the school on September 27. Team personnel include Edward Borut John Hayden Michael LaMoche Robert O Neil Donald Sutton Jr Kim Nelson David Liporace Ralph Liporace Michael Rousseau Michael McDonough Michael Kavage Richard Smith Bradford Bisson and Mark Folgert. Special awards for excellence in pitching batting and sportsmanship will be announced that evening with final candidates not yet finished.

Folgert Edward Borut John Hayden Michael LaMoche Robert O'Neil Donald Sutton Jr Kim Nelson David Liporace Ralph Liporace Michael Rousseau Michael McDonough Michael Kavage Richard Smith Braford Bisson Mark Folgert

Funeral rites for Hoosick Falls Standard Press employee

John J. Trimble, longtime Hoosick Falls Standard Press employee, who retired due to ill health, was given a Requiem High Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Interment in St. Marys Cemetery followed with hoosick legion and K of C services. Memorial rites were observed by local veterans and fraternal groups.

John J. Trimble Hoosick Falls Standard Press Church of the Immaculate Conception Alfred Ellis U.S.A St. Mary’s Cemetery Fr. Ellis James M Brahan Donald J. Boylan George Cuddihy John Griffin William Ketcham William Grennan Hoosick Falls

Officials Confer on Renewal Plans in Hoosick Falls

Eugene J. Malone Sr of New York State housing and renewal conferred Monday night with Hoosick Falls village board members planning board and others on a modest ordinance to administer the state building code and on potential urban renewal funding This includes study of plumbing and building codes and a focus on Church Street eastward with a vacant theater and tenements The mayor and visiting officials plan further steps and an advisory board will appoint a Hoosick Falls Urban Renewal Agency within a year.

Eugene J. Malone Sr Building Codes Bureau Division of Housing and Com.umnity New York Plan Hing Board Dentoni S. Layman jCandeub, Fleissig and Associates Ronald P. Parlato Albany New York City Malone Hoosick Falls Planning Board Layman Par[lato Leo J. Albochez Fong Range Church Street John Elm Streets Vilage Alty George E. Dougherty Jr

Man Who Outwitted Nazis Dies

Varlan M Fry 59 author and teacher who lived a winter in Grafton was found dead in his Easton Cent home. He led a group that helped more than 1500 escape from German occupied France in 1940 41. Fry went to France as representative of the Emergency Relief Committee predecessor of the International Rescue Committee. He and nine others used falsified passports disguises to reach safety, aiding figures like Thomas Mann and Marc Chagall. He faced arrests and in August 1941 was expelled by the Vichy government. US Ambassador Leahy guided him to the Spanish frontier and back to the United States.

Varlan M.fry Grafton Easton Cent Mr. Fry France Emergency Relief Committee International Rescue Committee Thomas Mann Marc Chagall Jacques Lipehitz Franz Werfel Otto Myerhoff Vichy U.S William D. Leahy Fry Granville Hicks Hicks the Living Age News Republic

Pacific Lighthouse Volcano Once Teemed as Eli Salvadors Izalco

Izalco in El Salvador earned the nickname Lighthouse of the Pacific for its frequent eruptions. The volcano erupted roughly every eight minutes, with smoke and fire visible to sailors far at sea.

EL Salvador Izalco

It’s Something To Call His Own At Eddyville Tower

Eugene Jennings, 38, escaped a guard and climbed a Walter tower at Eddyville State Penitentiary. He refused to come down and prison officials said he would remain atop the tower until he chose to descend. Jennings is serving a life term for armed robbery and made his move on Wednesday while being taken from a cell block to the prison hospital.

Eddyville, Ky Eugene Jennings Eddyville State Penitentiary Jennings

Couple Feted On 50th Anniversary At Eagle Bridge

A family dinner party honored Mr. and Mrs. Emery Clark of Eagle Bridge on their 50th wedding anniversary. Held Saturday at Hotel Cambridge, Mrs. Clark wore yellow mums and Mr. Clark yellow boutonnieres as gifts were exchanged. The couple wed September 12, 1917 at the Perry home on White Creek Eagle Bridge Road. They left Monday for a trip to the Adirondacks and Cobleskill to visit cousins.

Emery Clark Eagle Bridge Cambridge Clark Adirondacks Cobleskill

Same Work New Status in St Louis Cook Case

Ned Conway 22, a former baker and workhouse cook, was paroled Wednesday. The city then rehired him as a cook at the workhouse for 310 dollars a month, keeping him in the same role after release.

ST. Louis Ned Con Way Conway

CDA Group Contributes To Funds

Court St Mary Catholic Daughters of America held its first fall meeting Tuesday night voting donations to the Fawn of Hoosick Rescue Squad maintenance fund and to the Maryknoll Sisters for work among lepers in the United States and overseas. The court set its annual fair banquet at the Cambridge Hotel with details to follow by telephone. Mrs Ronald Morrison named chairman for a Halloween party in October. Mrs William Benkoski, regent, presided.

Court St. Mary Catholic Daughters of America Fawn of Hoosick Rescue Squad Maryknoll Sisters United States Cambridge Ronald Morrison William Benkoski

Hoosick Grange Plans Card Party Tomorrow Night

Hoosick Grange resumes card party tomorrow at the hall on Hill Road starting at p.m. Pitch and pinochle will be played with prizes. Cochairmen are Mr and Mrs William Brown.

Noosick Grange At & P.m Hill Road William Brown

Convention Attended by Mr and Mrs William Andrick

Mr and Mrs William Andrick of Andrick's Studio returned from the New England Photographers Association convention at Lake Tarleton Pike New Hampshire, after attending Sunday and Monday events.

William Andrick Andrick The New England Photographers’ Association Lake Tarleton Pike, N.H

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