St Stanislaus Team Remains Undefeated In Pin League
Hoosick Falls bowling rounds show St Stanislaus undefeated at 8 0 in International League while Ray s Radio and TV sits 7 1 for second place. In United League Scott s Florist and Forrest and Don s tie 7 1 with Pine Grove and Three Way Restaurant at 6 2. Meany tops United League with 233 high single while Loker and Meany share high averages and triples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stanislaus
Hoosick Falls
West Hoosick
Ray
Loren McCabe
McCabe
Kegler
Texaco
United League
Scott's Florist
Forrest and
Don's
Pine Grove
Ray Meany
Rollin
Perkins
Taconic ‘Trail
Gene Laker
Forrest
Don’s
Bob Haswell
Scott’s Florist
Meany
Loker
Guardsmen Nearing Retirement in Hoosick Falls Unit
Fourteen New York Army National Guard members from Hoosick Falls, who stayed in Guard service since March 1947, have reached 20 years or are near pension. Many hold senior roles including Majors Anthony J. Wirmusky, James Kenney, Joseph S. Haynes, and Capt. Robert Severson in Troy and Albany offices. Twenty-year veterans of Co. C 205th Armor include Platoon Sgts Griffin, Morin, Ward, tank commanders, and several noncommissioned officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Army National Guard
Hoosick Falls
Anthony J. Wirmusky
Troy
James Kenney
Adjutant General's Office
Joseph ST. Haynes
Albany
Robert Severson
205Th Armor
William Griffin
Gerard Morin
Richard Ward
Albert Rusack
Kenneth la Porte
Thomas Mentiply
William Haynes
Edward la Porte
Charles K. Vogler
Leroy Baker
Luther Rasch
Redden Named New Hoosick Central School Council Head
Frank Redden will succeed his cousin Douglas Redden as president of the Hoosick Central School Student Council after the recent election. Other officers chosen include Debbie Norton as vice president and Carol Carelli as secretary treasurer, with Charlotte Hulihan as faculty advisor. Both Redden and Norton are seniors, Carelli is a junior, and class elections are now being scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Redden
Douglas Redden
Hoosick Central School
Frank
Francis Redden
Douglas
James Redden
Debbie Norton
Carol Carelli
Charlotte Hulihan
Redden
Women's Group To Meet Monday in Shaftsbury
The Green Mountains Colony of the National Society of New England Women will hold its monthly meeting on Monday Oct. 2 at Mrs. Joseph A. Wilson Sr.’s residence in Shaftsbury VI A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon The business session and program will follow with Mrs. Herman Weston of Saxtons River presiding.
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Green Mountains
National Society of New England Women
Joseph A. Wilson
Shaftsbury
Herman Weston
Saxtons Hiver
Hoosick Grange to Install New Officers Tonight
Hoosick Grange will install David Cornell as master and other recently elected officers at tonight’s meeting. Deputy Carleton Philpott will act as installing officer for his home Grange. Plans are set for Booster Night an open meeting Saturday at 8 p.m.
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David Cornell
Hoosick Grange
Carleton Philpott
Grange
Obituary Michael J. Hogan Sr 91 Bennington resident
Michael J. Hogan Sr aged 91 of 124 Jefferson Ave Bennington Vermont died Monday at Monroe Park Nursing Home after a long illness. He retired at 84 after 49 years with the Drysdale family and served in Bennington Council as a K of C member for over fifty years. Survivors include his wife Elizabeth Coy a daughter Mrs Raymond Le Blanc two sons Charles J and Michael J Hogan Jr a step daughter Catherine Coy two sisters and five grandchildren. Funeral services today begin 9:30 am at Mahar and Son Funeral Home and 10 am at St Francis de Sales Church with a Requiem High Mass. Burial will be in Park Lawn Cemetery.
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Michael J. Hogan Sr
Jefferson Ave
Bennington
Monroe Park
Hogan
Drysdale
Bennington Council
Elizabeth Coy
Raymond LeBlanc
Charles J
Michael J. Hogan Jr
Catherine Coy
Margaret
Nellie Hogan
Mahar and Son Funeral Home
Main St
T. Francis de Sales
Planner Visits Hoosick Falls To Review Master Plan
David W. Gay of Rensselaer County Planning visited Hoosick Falls to review the village and town two year master plan program completed last June with follow up on zoning. Mayor Albowicz showed Gay the Candeub Fleissig and Associates recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Gay
Renselaer
Albany
Gay
Breakfast to Be Sunday by Stillwater fire brigades
A joint Communion breakfast is planned for Sunday by the Stillwater Village Fire Department and the Arvin Hart Fire Company. It follows services at St. Peter's Church and the United Church, with the Women’s Association serving. Reservations are due tomorrow. Firemen Alvin Hart are to notify Chief Ray Brooks or President Peter Carriero by the indicated date.
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Stillwater Village
Arvin Hart Fire Company
Stillwater
United Church Hall
St. Peter’s Church
United Church
Women's Association of the United Church
Alvin Hart
Ray Brooks
Peter Carriero
Oil burner fire at Willows Street home in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Fire Department responded Sunday afternoon to an oil burner fire at Arnold W. Russell's home 23 Willow Street. A box alarm was sounded after a 1:50 p.m. call. Chief Walter B. Hoffman led the response. Damage primarily from smoke. crew released at 2:15 p.m.
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Hoosick Falls
Arnold W. Russell
Willow St
Walter B. Hoffman
Parishes Adopt New Schedule for Sunday Services
Three Episcopal churches Hoosick Boyntonville and Hoosick Falls form a cooperative parish under Rev Joel B Miller All Saints Hoosick and Holy Name Boyntonville join St Marks Hoosick Falls. Morning services start 8 9 and 10 30 with one united service on the last Sunday Evening Prayer 7 30 and School of Faith classes for all ages run eight Wednesdays at St Marks Hoosick Falls Oct 4 11 18 25 Nov 8 15 22 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
Boyntonville
Hoosick Falls
Joel B Miller
All Saints Church
Holy Name Mission
Father Miller
St. Mark’s Church
Little League Banquet Today in Hoosick Falls Cafeteria
Marcus L. Filley of Troy Rensselaer County Family Court will speak at the annual Little League banquet at 6 p.m. in Hoosick Falls Central School cafeteria. Major League guests include Mets players and managers. Awards for pitching batting and sportsmanship will be given along with trophy presentations for Hurricanes and Chiefs. Graduation certificates honor players reaching maximum age. Judge Filley, a former Albany and Washington Senator pitcher, is a Troy YMCA director active in youth groups.
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Marcus L. Filley
Troy
Rensselaer County Family Court
Hoosick Falls Central School
Mets
Hurricanes
Chiefs
Judge Filley
Albany Senators
Washington Senators
Troy Ymca
Mulroy urges Medicaid eligibility reform for upstate
Onondaga County executive John H. Mulroy urged lowering income eligibility for Medicaid on a per capita basis, arguing $6,000 net income for a family of four is unfair for upstate counties. He proposed $4,700 and warned current rules threaten county finances. About 200 county representatives attended the conference in Auburn.
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Auburn
N.Y
John H. Mulroy
Onondaga
Mulroy
New York City
Upstate
Aubun
Maurice J. Schwartz
Schwartz
Machinists End Utica GE Strike
The International Association of Machinists IAM called off its strike at GE aerospace electronics in Utica New York. Picket lines were withdrawn and third shift workers would report for duty at midnight.
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Utica
Utica, N.Y
UPI
International Association of Machinists
IAM
General Electric Company
Aerospace Electronics
Humane Unit To Meet In Albany Albany State University Century Talk
Robert Rienowtson, author, will speak on the Albany State University century of humane work at the Mohawk and Hudson River Humane Society event in Albany. The 8 p.m. meeting follows an 8 p.m. registration and a 9:30 invocation by Rev. Peter Young.
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Robert Reinowtson
Albany State University
Rutherford T. Phil
Lips
Humane American Humane Association
Denver
Colo
Sullivan
New York State
Humane Asso
Albany
DeWitt Clint
Rienow
Peter Young
the Sun
St. John’s Church
Girl Scouts
Troop 242
Hudson Valley Girl Scouts
Cil
Phillips
R. Ross Davis
Tthe American Humane Associa
Mohawk
Hudson River
Mane Society
New York State Humane Slaughter Committee
Malcolm P. Ripley
William Mapel
Binghamston
Edward V. Joy
Mohawk and
Hudson River Humane Society
Shel Iter
Menands
Humane Society
Massacre Reward Divided in Chicago Case
The Philippines nurse survivor from the 1968 Speck massacre heads the list of eight recipients chosen to share a $10,000 reward for apprehension and conviction. Names include Dr. Le sthe, Roy A. Smith, Corazon Amurao, Dennis Ryan, William Neal, and the Policemen's Annuity Fund. Richard Speck, 25, was convicted and awaits appeal. The eight victims were slain in a townhouse dormitory at Community Hospital.
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Chicago
Philippines
Inj
South Chicago
Community Hospital
Lesthe
Roy A. Smith
Phy Corazon Amarao
Cook County Hospital
Dennis Ryan
William Neal
National Maritime Union
Chicago Police Department
Richard Speck
Windis
Amurao
Speck
Sociologist Proposes Private-Sponsored City Schools
New York AP Kenneth Clark, first Negro member of the State Board of Regents, urged privately sponsored public schools funded by government and business to counter stagnation in city education. He spoke at the National Association of State Boards of Education conference, insisting on greater staffing flexibility and supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
City University
Kenneth Clark
Neigro
State Board of Regents
National Association of State Boards of Education
Clark
HVCC Unit Director Calls Meeting Tomorrow
Abraham Bolgatz, director of the Hudson Valley Community College Urban Center, announced that representatives from employment, adult education, social service, and community action agencies will meet Regents at 2 p.m. tomorrow to discuss expanded cooperation and address the intolerable remedial situation. Clark argued public funds should support secular as well as parochial schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Bolgatz
Hudson Valley Community College
Neatie
Urban Center
Clark
Pudhe Scrodis
Hudson Valley Urban Center Meeting at Higbee Hall
The Hudson Valley Community College Urban Center with operations in Troy Albany and Schenectady will host a meeting at Higbee Hall. Bolgatz helped drive the Center’s outreach to service agencies and the event features talks on crime prevention humane education and property protection from trainer Robert C Burns and C Raymond Naramore of Rochester.
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Hudson Valley Community College
Higbee Hall
Bolgatz
Urban Center
Troy
Albany
Schenectady
Robert C. Burns
East Greenbush
C. Raymond Naramore
Rochester
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Michael J. Hogan
J. Howard Laeb
American Bankers Association
Americana Hotel
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National City Bank of New York
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Tibbits Ave
Betty Romero
Bogota
Colombia
RPI
Sumio Sakka
Japan
Albert Uziel
Turkey
Spain
Ussr
Lebanon
South
Anne Close
Ellen Bates
Kelly
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