Route 22 school signs spur town village clash
Town Board wrestles with signs erected along Route 22 blamed on state authorities. Justice Restino calls for written state reports, asks for in person state DPW rep at a future meeting, and urges local business signs. Highway issues include reflector signs on county roads and lack of guard rails prompting cost estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls Central School
Justice of the Peace
Thomas G. Restino
State Department of Public Works
Restino
State Department
Dodge Industries
Justice Restino
Couny
Hill Road
Lawrence A. Murphy
4-H Members To Be Guests Of Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club hosts 4-H members who did summer flower projects at noon in Baptist Memorial Hall. Mothers invited. Sponsoring Kiwanis members seated with youth. Rensselaer County Extension Department will announce winners and discuss values. Stanley Fifield to present final Kiddies Day tag days plans for tomorrow through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Hoosick Falls
Baptist Memorial Hall
Kiwanis
Rensselaer County Extension Department
Stanley ‘Fifield
The
Home Bureau Unit To Repeat Projects
Members of the Hoosick Home Bureau decided to repeat popular projects from previous years rather than start new ones. Mrs. Edward Hanselman led in Mrs. Paul Wagner's absence at the Hoosick fire house. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Charlotte Bovie, Mrs. Robert Bovie and Mrs. Robert Breese. The next meeting is set for Tuesday October 3 at Mrs. Randall James’s home in Hoosick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Home Bureau
Edward Hanselman
Paul Wagner
Hoosick Fire House
Charlotte Bovie
Robert Bovie
Robert Breese
Randall James
Hoosick
Father and Son Enter Bow-Sawing Test at Camp Demonstration
Laland Marcellus and his son Earl of Schaghticoke enter bow-sawing and timber-cutting demos at Chimney Corners Camp Beckett Massachusetts near Greenfield. The Schaghticake pair are former New York buck-sawing champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laland Marcellus
Earl
Schaghticoke
Natural Resources Field Day
Chimney Corners
Beckett
Mass
Greenfield
Schaghticake
New York
Former Resident Named To Position At Westinghouse Lamp Division
Joseph F. Kempt Jr., formerly of Hoosick Falls and now in East Orange New Jersey, has been named national accounts sales manager for the lamp division of Westinghouse Co with headquarters at Bloomfield New Jersey. He will handle all national and syndicated accounts and manage relations with Westinghouse Electric Supply Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Kempt Jr
Hoosick Falls
East Orange
N.J
Westinghouse Co
Bloomfield
Kempt
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co
Legal Notice Sealed Bids Sought for Food Service Center
The Board of Trustees of Hudson Valley Community College Troy New York invites bids for the State University Urban Center food service operation. Bids due September 20 at 4 00 P M in the President’s Office. Bid packets include 10 percent certified check. Bids to be publicly opened and read aloud. Right to reject all bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Vatley Community Cottere
Troy
New York
Board of
Trusines
Tudaon Vatley Community College
Allon
State University
Urban Con Fruits
Birty
Servion
Urban Appel Nm
Gantloupe Mh
Guenther Perr
Vriedenburgh Avenue
Reann
Reang
Conflower
Washington
Front Streets
Trite Tintive
Bu Tesa
Bludgson Valley
Bneba
Vesiga
State of Now
Boptenther
James J
Futacibbons
Larre
Fall Fashion Show Highlights Downtown Troy Guild
Report shows no fires last month. The Downtown Troy Fashion Guild staged a fall wear show and honored the 10th anniversary of the Havsick Falls Wice Desary of the United Fund. A false alarm Aug 12 near Box 31 prompted two culprits to be fined. Fire Chief Hennessey reported 97 radio calls for police and 28 for the Town Rescue Squad. The department joined Bennington Battle Day parade, winning first prize for an 1847 pumper. Village landfill head Burns logged 363 loads dumped and 231 gallons diesel used. An exterminator application was filed Aug 29. Highway crews tiled Main and several streets with paving and edging work. Mario's hosted the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Fashion Guild
Havsick Falls
Town of Hoosick
Bennington
William H. Burns
Highway Department
Douglas Sprague
Superi Intendent
Leroy Baker
Theater Fashion Show Highlights Men Models and Women's Styles
A theater show featured six male models led by Hudson Valley College president James J. Fitzsibbons as part of a United Fund campaign. The event, sponsored by nine downtown stores, showcased men’s wear and women’s fall fashions with Greta Ulrich directing and Lillian Teta as commentator, drawing strong applause from guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
James J. Fitzsibbons
Hudson Valley Community College
W. P. Herbert’s
Weinberg’s
Trunk Shop
Greta Ulrich
Lillian Teta
Fitegibbons
Stanley Cop
Troy Pastor Observes Anniversary
Bethel Baptist Church marks the first anniversary of Pastor Allen A. Stanley with a week of 7:30 pm services through Sunday. Guests include Dr. J. Ladson of New York, Rev. J. P. Ladson’s participation noted, and organizations like the Troy NAACP and Area Council of Churches are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Holmes
J. W. Green
L. C. Brewer
S. B. Sutton
Albany
T. A
Troy Human Rights Commission
Empire State Commission
William L. Denking
Francis Gardner
Bethel Baptist Church
Allen A. Stanley
Religion Classes Start Tomorrow in Troy and Lansingburgh
Fourth grade pupils in Troy and Lansingburgh districts will attend weekday religious education classes after school. Sponsored by the Troy Area Council of Churches, the program uses local churches as classrooms with parental permission slips required. Courses offered are Gods Way In His World and Chosen To Serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Uhe
Troy
St Mark's Methodist
Pleasantdale
Rites Conducted For Mr Nutting
The funeral of Alvin C Nutting was held yesterday morning from Bryce Funeral Home with Rev Richard Sears of the United Methodist Church of Watervliet officiating. Bearers were friends of the family. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin C. Nutting
Bryce Funeral Home
Richard Sears
United Methodist ‘Church of
Radio Station Sold in New York Sale Approval
The Federal Communications Commission approved TI Broadcasting, Inc. transfer of radio station WIPS in Ticonderoga New York to Ticonderoga Community Service Broadcasting Corp Inc for 128900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
WIPS
Ticonderoga,n. Y
TI Broadcasting, Inc
County Legion Reports From National Convention
The Rensselaer County American Legion will meet at Hoosick Falls post rooms tomorrow at 8 30 p m. Delegates will report on the Boston national convention and Denis McGill will discuss the county membership drive. Emmett F Grogan will chair the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County American Legion
Hoo Sick Post
Hoosick ‘Falls
Boston
Denis McGill
Nassau Post
Emmett F. Grogan
Dardanian Staff At Work At Troy High Yearbook
The 1967 68 Troy High School Dardanian yearbook staff begins editing illustrating and publishing. Co editors Nancy Sandelman and David Baer lead the team which will schedule senior portraits from September 27 to October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy High School
Nancy Sandelman
David Baer
Dominick Bucciero, Troy Retired State Worker Dies
Dominick Bucciero of 1465 Fifth Ave Troy died yesterday at St Marys Hospital He was a retired clerk for New York State Department of Public Works A native of Cervinara Italy he lived in Troy since 1921 He belonged to the Cervinara Club and Italian Community Center Survived by wife two sons six daughters 16 grandchildren Funeral from Bizzarro Funeral Home 167 Second St to St Anthonys Church for a Solemn Requiem Mass Interment in St Marys Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Bucciero
Fifth Ave
St. Mary’s Hospital
New York State Department of Public Works
Cervinara
Italy
Bucciero
L'Roy
Cervinara Club
St. Anthony's Church
Louisa Valenti
Joseph A
Angelo A. Bucciero
Mary F. Valenti
Samual Marro
Louis J. Lanzillo
Louis C. Riggione
Maurice Germinerio
Gus Lanni
Troy
Bizzarro Funeral Home
Second St
St. Anthony’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Clifton Park Home Bureau Plans Outing
New members were welcomed at the Clifton Park Home Bureau Chapter meeting held at the fire house. Mrs. John Pugh presided and introduced new members. The group plans its annual outing for October 18 at Bennington Potteries, Bennington, VT, with the next meeting October 10 at 10 a.m. at the Clifton Park fire house. Two lessons were to be given on Antique Plaques and Corn Husk Dolls, taught by Mrs. Charles McCloskey and Mrs. John Stewart, followed by luncheon hosted by the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Park
John Stewart
Lee Butler
Sage schedules field studies at Albany Troy divisions
Sage schedules field studies in family case work and in school nursing offered by Russell Sage College evening divisions in Albany and Troy this year. Arrangements may be made by qualified applicants at the Albany office of Sage, 258 State St., this week. Students will be assigned to local community agencies and institutions for practical experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage College
Albany
Troy
Sage
State St
Obituary notices for Dalton Brndewald Hana man and Hohn families
Obituary notices report Henry C. Dalton 71 a licensed practical nurse at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge died suddenly Sunday at Masonic Home Utica where he had stayed since Aug 1 Dalton born in New York City worked 25 years at Grassland Hospital New York before moving to Cambridge area He was a World War I Army nurse member of Cambridge Valley Lodge FAM Cambridge Post American Legion Embury Methodist Church survived by half brother Ralph Dawson Funeral and committal at Woodlands Cemetery Cambridge Rev Joseph Reicher assisted by Masonic Lodge and American Legion Bertha Hanaman widow of Harold Hanaman a Cohoes native died after lengthy illness She belonged to Silliman Memorial Presbyterian Church Imperial Chapter OES and lived in Schenectady Caldicott Road thereafter Surviving sister Magney Lundberg and brother Gilbert Bindewald Funeral Thursday Bryce Funeral Home Cohoes Oakwood Cemetery Everett Hee funeral held yesterday at Morris and Stebbing Funeral Home with Rev Donald Wing officiating Bearers listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Dalton
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Utica
Mr. Dalton
New York City
Cambridge-Salem
Grassland Hospital
New York
Cambridge Valley Lodge
F&am
Cambridge Post
American Legion
Embury Methodist Church
Ralph Dawson
New Jersey
Woodlands Cemetery
Joseph Reicher
Masonic Lodge
Bertha Hanaman
Bertha Brndewald Hanaman
Harold H. Hanaman
Cohoes
Silliman Memorial Presbyterian Church
Imperial Chapter
OES
Walloomsac
Caldicott Road
Schenectady
Magney Lundberg
Gilbert C. Bindewald
Bryce Funeral Home
Pawling Ave
Seth N. Genung
D.D
Oakwood Cemetery
Hohn
Everett Hee
Morris and Stebbing Funeral Home
Donald Wing
Justis Pease
Willard
John Hohn
Robert Leggett
Albert Ingenoso
Stephen Pascarelli
Two Plead Guilty At Arraignment In Rensselaer Court
In Rensselaer Police Court Judge La Verne G. Lewis arraigned gees King 25 of Colonie on a DWI plea and fined him 50 dollars. Raymond C. Baldwin 19 was sentenced to 180 days in jail after pleading guilty to contempt of court. Patricia Clark 26 of 9 Warrison Ave faced two counts of forgery. she pleaded innocent and a preliminary examination was set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
la Verne G. Lewis
Gees King
Booth
Colonie
Thomas Owens
Raymond C. Baldwin
Baldwin
James Coogan
Patricia Clark
Warrison Ave
Joseph Clark
Chandler Johnson
First St
Lewis
Rensselaer County Jail
Charles A. Stewart
Coogan
Arrested For Biting Policeman In Troy Court
Lenora Moore 35 of 702 Fulton St appeared in Troy Police Court before Justice Timothy J Fogarty charged with assault after police were called to a family dispute. Officer Nicholas J Gulli said he was bitten on the upper left arm while at the residence. Moore pleaded guilty and received a six month suspended sentence in Rensselaer County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Moore
Fulton St
Troy
Timothy J. Fogarty
Nicholas J. Gulli
Gulli
Rensselaer County
Troy Legion Clam Steam Held at Brown Home
Members of the Troy Post American Legion and its Women’s Auxiliary gathered Sunday afternoon at the Melrose home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brown for a clam steam hosted by a past commander. Assisting were past commanders Joseph Dwyer Otto Palitsch William Ray and Floyd Almy along with Commander Arthur Turner and Auxiliary President Mrs. Julia Maloney. The event featured games music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
American Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Melrose
Andrew Brown
Brown
Joseph Dwyer
Otto Palitsch
William Ray
Floyd Almy
Arthur Turner
Julia Maloney
Troy Woman Named to Regional Vocational Rehab Council
Mrs. Dorothy Cushman of Troy is appointed by State Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr. to a Regional Advisory Committee for a statewide vocational rehabilitation plan. She serves as executive director of Rensselaer County TB and Public Health Association and Health Services of HSORA. The appoinment runs through June 30, 1969 and supports a 12 member State Vocational Rehabilitation Planning Council and four Regional Advisory Committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Allen Jr
Dorothy §. Cushman
Troy
Suit Looms Over Death In Crash
A wrongful death suit looms over the Labor Day auto crash in Grafton that killed six, including Frederick A. LeFavour of Troy. Letters of administration were granted to his mother Mildred Redcross LeFavour, who holds custody since age 14, with Linda D. LeFavour and Frederick G. Le Favour named as distributees. The case cites the decedent's conscious pain and suffering and wrongful death claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Grafton
A. Franklin Mahoney
Frederick A. LeFavour
Mildred Redcross LeFavour
7Th Ave
James V. Bruno
Atwood Williams
Green, R.I
Linda D. LeFavour
Frederick G. LeFavour
Tamarac
Wager, Taylor, Howd & Brearton
Elks Women’s Unit Meeting Announced
Mrs Virginia Gallagher, president, said the Elks Women’s Unit will meet tomorrow at 8 30 p m in the Judge rooms. The gathering was moved up a week due to an Elks activity on Sept 27. Plans for the year will be outlined and chairmen of activities appointed.
Conservation talk by Arthur Hohweg at Taconic Valley WFGA
Arthur W. Hohweg, supervisor of game management for the New York State Conservation Dept., spoke at the Taconic Valley Branch of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Association on Improving Your Land for Wildlife. A brief business meeting followed the Q and A session with the guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Hohweg
New York
Soviet Foreign Minister Heads to U.N. Session
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko departed Moscow for New York to lead the USSR delegation at the United Nations General Assembly opening session today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Andrei A. Cho Jmyko
New York
Ussr
U.N
Assenke
Viet-Bound Marine Feted By Family
Mr and Mrs Patrick A Talarico hosted a Sunday home party for their son John who leaves tomorrow for Vietnam M Sgt Talarico a demolitions specialist under the Blue Bonnet Army program is to report for duty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick A. Talarico
Hemingway Sn
North Greenbush
Talarico
John
Vietnam
Army
Explosion Injures 5 At Glenmont
Five construction workers were injured when dynamite charges used to deepen a Hudson River channel near Glenmont exploded prematurely. The blast left about 25 pounds of dynamite on a sunken barge. officials said the explosives posed no further threat. Injured workers were McAlinden Construction Co. employees James Stroud Donald Mathieu Joseph Terraciano Alexander Belabage and Gary Perweiler. John Zboray helped rescue the injured from the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenmont
Hudson River
Albany
Sears Petroleum Corp
Suniken
Sears
McAlinden Construction Co
Hopewell
N. J
James Stroud
Cedar Hill
Bethlehem
Donald Mathieu
North Hatfield
Mass
Joseph Terraciano
Defreestville Drill Team Captures Four Trophies
The Defreestville Fire Company's Williats drill team and the company won four trophies at a Bethlem field day hosted by Delmar Stingerlands and Elsmere fire departments. Capt. Keith Merrifield leads the team. awards include best all around conduct, dressing efficiency third place in booster 2 rip, and second in the booster barrel contest as a Central New York Drill Team Association member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defreestville Fire Company
Williats
Bethlehem
Delmar, Stingerlands
Elsmere Fire Departments
Keith Merrifield
The
Central
Life and trouble in daily living at RiverView Funeral Home
The speaker reflects on trouble shrinking as it nears and the resilience life affords. It notes gratitude and urges visiting RiverView Funeral Home at 218 Second Avenue, Troy, to handle arrangements, with phone BE 5-5610.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview Funeral Home
Second Avenue
Troy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Bureau Unit
Menands
Fashion Guild
Troy Guild
Mario’s Theater
Virginia Spain
Margaret Tatro
Trent Cox
Charles Stewart
Dr. J
Allen A, Stanley
Mr. Nutting
Clifton Park Home Bureau
Sage Schedules
Troy Legion
Dorothy S, Cushman
Elks Women’s Unit
Chevrolet
Gromyko
Defreestville Drill
Stoday
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