The Times Record from Troy, New York • Page 26

26 THE TIMES RECORD, TROY, N. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1969 BRANCH OFFICE: 1723 Pupils Finish Easter Tree At School 3 Children from kindergarten through the sixth grade at School: 3 recently completed a decora-: Lion project by making an Easter egg tree children created their own Easter egg decorations: using the fragile, empty egg; shell as a hase and applying. various art media to produce! the tree. More than 300 decora-1 tions were added to the tree by the pupils. Awards were presented for the most artistic decoration and the best children's story book! character representation on both; the intermediate and level.

Receiving the primary award for the most artistic decoration was Jeffrey Brown from the kindergarten, and the best story book chargeter represenfation went 1 to Beth Sauter from; the first grade. The intermediate grade award for the most artistic decoration was received by William Dugan of the fifth grade and the best children's story hook character representation went to Daniel Schelde from the fifth grade. The Art Club of the school. comprising sixth graders under the direction of Mrs. Kathy Fischer, produced a paper mache, nameless Easter bunny.

During the last two weeks the children bad been submitting suggestions for naming him into a suggestion box. The Art Club members judged first grader John Byrac's suggestion of "Stanley' 'as the most appropriate The children will present Stanley to the children al St. Coiman's Home. of Bake Sale Slated A bake sale for the benefit of the starving children of Biafra and the building fund of the Watervlict First Presbyterian Church will be sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church Junior High Fellowship at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Central Market, 19th Street and Second Avenue in Watervlict.

GIANT CRS POST Colored Easter Cartoon Show Sat. April 5, 2 p.m. at Post Rooms, 2400 Third Ave. Free prizes, Easter baskets, candy All Children Invited PORCHES REPLACED REPAIRED 237-8034 F. PARENT BROADWAY KEITH MARVIN 273-1000 THE TESTA EASTER EGG TREE Pupils of School 3 complete an Easter Egg Tree with youngsters from kindergarten through sixth grade taking part in its construction.

Left to right: Daniel Shields, Jeffrey Brown, Robert Byrne, Beth Sauter and William Dugan, winners. Mr. Sickler, Linen Firm Aide, Dies John K. Sickler, 60, veleran of U.S. Navy service in both World War 11 and the Korean Conflict and a supervisor of the Morgan Linen Co.

in Menands for 20 years, was pronounced dead on arrival Thursday at Memorial Hospital, Albany, where he was conveyed after being stricken ill at work. Born in Springfield, Mr. Sickler was educated in the Syracuse System. He had for the years, living al been a president of Watervlict 1864 9th Avenue. Mr.

Sickler1 was a member of City Post, VFW. Survivors include his wife, the former Doris a son, Dwight Sickler of Schenectady; a daughter, Miss Sandra M. Sickler of Watereliet; a brother, George Sickler of Florida, and three sisters, Mrs. Irving Castelli of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Raymood Bain of California and Miss Dorcas Sickler of Syracuse, and a granddaughter.

The funeral will be held 1 Monday at 10:30 a.m. from the Parker Bros. Memorial, 2013 Broadway, Watervliet, with Rev. Richard Rieger, pastor of the Messiah Lutheran Church of Rotterdam officiating at lices. GALLAGHERS FISH FRY IS OPEN WATERVLIET, N.Y.

Brownie Troop Makes Baskets For Children Brownie Troop 410, sponsored; by First Presbyterian Church, is making speeial Easter baskets for the children at St. Catherine's Child Care Center in ALbaby. The baskets arc being made with part of their profit from the sale of Girl Scout cookies. The Brownies will present the baskels personally to the dren Saturday afternoon. They will visit the center under the supervision of Miss Ann Fisher, Miss Barbara Phalen and Mrs.

Louise Fisher, leader, Set Date For Tryouts In Local League The directors of the Watervliet Little League bare anjuounced that ivitial tryouts will be held at Lou Kemp Memorial Park Saturday, April 12 with cleven scar olds meeting at 1 p.m. and twelve-year olds working out at 3 p.m. Chairman Lou Cioffi announced that final plans have been completed for the clinic to be held at St. Patrick's Hall starting 7:30 p.m. The clinic was postponed from Wednesday.

The clinic will also be held Wednesday, April 16 al St. Patserv-rick's Hall with Mr. Cioffi in charge of both meetings. They are open to peanut, jumbo and major divisions as well as the parents of the boys. Joseph O'Keefe, League president, announced that the following coaches have been named: Fred Bonneville and Donald Bagley for the VFW: Anthony Curro and Joseph Matthews, Elks; Harry Oathout and Gerard Dugan, Ashlines; Ray Randall and William Randall, Bania's Bakery: Dave Torncello and! Cioffi Strecks and Gearge Pickett and Tom Alax-1 anian Mackey Motors.

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S. WATERVLIET. Mrs. Philio Succumbs At Hospital GREEN ISLAND Mrs. Ernest Messier 273-0283 Sirs.

Emily Lyon Philio, 84, of 69 High Green Island, died Thursday at St. Mary's Hospital where she was taken after being stricken ill at her residence. She had been under the care of a physician but her death was unexpected. A native of Liverpool, Eng. land, she came to this country as a young girl and settled in Green Island where she resided until her death.

She was member of St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Green Island. She is survived by her husband, Joacham T. Philio, two sons, Raymond T. Philio of Green Island, and Robert T.

Philio of Elnora; two daughters, Mrs. Schuyler W. Mielenz of Westbury L.I, and Mrs. Rene Renzi of Waterford; a sister, Mrs. Arthur J.

St. John of Green Island; a brother, WilJiam Lyon of Green Island; 10 grandchildren and 17 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held from the McNully Funeral Home, 147 Hudson Green Island, Saturday at 10 a.m. Cubs Get Awards Three Cub Scouts from Troop 46 were recently presented with the Catholic Cub Scout awardParvili Dei. It is the equivalent of the God and Country award given to Boy Scouts.

The recipients of the Parvuli Dei are James Lazzaro and Matthew and Steven Karwiel. The presentatioo was made at St. Augustine's Church. Webelos Meeting The Webelos of Troop 46 will meet Saturday at 2 p.m. instead of 6:30 today as previously scheduled.

SCHAGHTICOKE Katherine Williams 753-4452 Miss Cathy Kopyc, daughter oi Mrs. Frank Kopyc Main Street, is on a 19-day European tour with a group of students from Catholic Central High School. Mr. and Airs, Edward Knapp and daughter, Denise, were guests during the weekend of ber parents, Mr. and Airs.

William Burdick, Pleasant Avenue. Nineteen boys and girls of St. John's parish made their First Holy Communion at the 9:15 Mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church in Valley Falls Sunday. Following the Mass breakfast was served to the communicants and their parents by members of the Altar and Rosary Society. Aliss Carolyn Hamilton, who attends Cortland State College, is spending the holiday recess with her mother and brother, Mrs.

Helen Hamilton and Donald. Mrs. S. B. Vancria has returned to her home in New York after being here to attend the funeral of her uncle, James MeGowan, Frank Kopye who attends Yankton College in Yankton, S.D., is spending the Easter cation with his mother, Mrs.

Frank Kopyc Sr. Mrs. Martha Arnold and family were called to Cambridge this week by the death of her brother-in-law, James Dunnigan. He was the husband of Margaret Arnold, sister of the late Thomas Aroold Sr. of this place.

Mrs. Charles Reilly was hostess to the members of her bridge club recently. Refreshments were served and prizes awarded Mrs. to Mrs. Frank Van Buren, Harold McMahon and Mrs.

Gordon Foster. Mrs. Melville Hamilton was a stitute. Albert Film returned Friday front Albany Medical Hospital where he was a patient for two weeks. Mrs.

Joseph McGowan is patient at the Samaritan tal, Troy. Mrs. Helen Piritz has returned from the Samaritan Hospital to her home at Schaghticoke Hill. Harold Williams and a party of bowlers from Troy have turned from Buffalo where they participated in the State Bowling Tournament during the weekend. Produce Prices Af Menands April 3, 1969 Prices Unchanged Apples, Deitcious.

US No. 1 count 7.50-8.50 Apples, Macs, C.A, count 5.50-6.00 VEGETABLES Oninns, yellow, 50 lbs. 2.00-2.25 Cabhage, 50 lb. sack 2.50 EGGS Large Mediums Small HOME REPAIR SERVICE 1038 19th Watervliet, N.Y, CALL ANYTIME 869-7777 No Job Too Big No Joh Too Small 1 PRESENT MUSICAL Grade 2 students of School 1, Watervliet, prepare to perform dance routine in the musical production of Mary Poppins presented at the school as part of an Easier program. In their costumes, from left, are Virginia Coates, Robert Councy, Pamela Dewar, John O'Brien, Charles Magee, and Bonnie Blanchard.

Hospital Gets $600,000 Grant Amsterdam Memorial Hospital has been awarded in federal funds for a $2.3 million addition and alteration project. U.S. Rep. Samuel Stratton, an Amsterdam Democrat, said he was informed of the Thursday by the U.S. Public Health Service.

Among other things, the pital will add 65 beds and expand other facilities. RAYMERTOWN Evelyn Bornt 663-8865 Ronald and Timothy Bornt tolled the bell in the Lutheran Church on Monday at the time of President Eisenhower's fuveral in Washington. patient in the Community HosMrs. Alfred Douglass was a pital in Cohleskill, and returned home for several days. Mrs.

Dougiass is now in the Samaritan Hospital, Troy. Lutheran Church Women met recently at (be home of Mrs. Gordon Crandall, who had the study topic, "Wakan, Wakan, Wakan," a study of the Amcrican Indian. A special article was read on the Lutheran at Rocky Roy in Box Elder, Aton. Lana.

The women are again collecting new articles of baby clothing for layettes. Members assembled seven layettes last year under the guidance of Mrs. Raymond Bornt. Six were sent to the mission at Box Elder and the seventh was given to a local bospital. Mrs.

Dorothy Centanni presided over the business meetjing. Next meeting will be April the home of Mrs. James Pfeifer and Mrs. Hayner Bornt will be in charge of refreshments. Those desiring to take Comminion can do so at Gilead Lutheran Church Easter at 6:30 a.m.

The Easter service will be slat shown 9:30 a.m. Slides will be in the Lutheran Sunday Church School at the 10:30 a.m. service. Service will be held in the Lutheran Church today al 7:30 p.m. An invitation is extended to all those who may be interested in attending bouse at Mary's Hospital, Troy, Saturday, April 12, from 2 to 4 p.m.

There will be cartoons for the children while their parents tour the newly renovated facilities. Mrs. Charles Eyeleshymer remains in the Eden Park Nursing Home in Troy. She is improving and her fractored shoulder is healing. Town Square Copy Of Mediterranean CORAL GABLES, las Village, in Coral Gables, is an autbentic copy of a Mediterranean town square.

Originally it was called the Sun Portal. Obituary Deaths Mr. Trank's Funeral Funcral services were held today fur Joseph Trank from the McLoughlin Funeral Home. where Rev. Stanley J.

Allie, sistant pastor of Our Lady of Victory Church officiated. Bearers were John Degnan, Patrick Maranucci Patrick Maranucci James Barrett, William Walsh, and Edmund Mulcahy. Intermeut was in St. Mary's Cemelery, where Father Allie officiated. Funeral of Mrs.

Brock. The funcral of Mrs. Flora Brock was held this morning from the DeGraat-Bryce Funjeral Home in West Sand Lake, with Rev. Charles A. Warner, pastor of the Pawling Avenue Methodist Church, officiating.

Bearers were Howard Knauf, David Charles Miller, William Kinney, Kinney, Lawrence Kichle and Roy Fennessey. Interment was in Memory's Gardens, Colonie. Alumni To Meet Indiana University alumni in the Troy Area will attend a special I.U. Founders Day program April 16 in Schenectady, sponsored jointly by the local alumni club aud the university's National Alumni Association. The meeting, recognizing the 149th auniversary of the found ing of I.U., will include a reception and dinger beginning at 6 p.m.

in the Van Dyke taurant, 237 Union Schencetady. Ellender Plans To Run Again WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Allen J. Ellender, the second. ranking man on Senate seniority rolls, says he intends to seek his seventh term in 1972, when he'll be 81.

Ellender, ranks right behind the Scaate's president pro tem, Richard B. Russell of Georgia, who began treatments recently for an apparently malignant tumor on a lung. Mrs. Fetter Succumbs At Hospital Mrs. Anna Mikusinski Fetter, of 113 15th Watervliet, a natire of Waterylict and widow of Joseph Fetter, died Thursday at St.

Mary's Hospitai following la long illness. Born in Watervliet, Airs. Fetter had lived in Menands for awhile until eight years ago when she moved back to Water. viet. She was a member of Blessed Virgin Mary Polish National Catholic Church, Albany.

Mrs. Fetter was a member of Pulaski Women's Auxiliary of Watervliet, Polish National Uniou of American and Ladies Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Society of Watervliet. Survivors include two sisters, Miss Mary M. Mikusinski and Mrs. Edward A.

File, both of Watervlict. Funeral services will be held at 8:30 a.m. Monday from the Lasak Funeral Home, 130 Northfern Albany, and at 9 a.m. from the Blessed Virgin Mary Polish National Catholic Church where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated. Interment will be in Albany Rural Cemetery.

Warning Given After 5 False Alarms In City Commissioner of Public Safety Raymond C. Selke today leveled strong warning day 10 all persons responsible for turning in false alarms. Fire Chief Frank J. Luddy explained that five false alarms! already bave been turned in during the first three days of April. Firemen were summoned at 9:45 p.m.

Thursday to an alarm from Box 316 at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School. Four false alarms were received within a three-hour period Wednesday night. Chief of Police Charles E. MeAndrews also added to the warning and said their that vigilance police: are increasing toward apprehending such persons.

Final Plans Made For PBA Ball Set For Next Week Final plans have been made for the hall to he held by the Waterrlict Police Benevoleut Association, according 10 Patrolman Frank J. Degnan, general chairman. The event will be at 8 p.m. next. Friday, April 11, at the rooms of Watervliet City Post, VFW.

983 Broudway. Tickets are available from any member of the Police Department or at Police Headquartiers. El provided Music by for Jack the event Welch will and his be orchestra. Firemen Called For Grass Blaze Watervliet firemen were summoned at 2:40 p.m. Thursday to extinguish a grass fire south of Hillside Drive.

Engine 2 responded to the alarm and the blaze was quenched by Indian tanks. The apparatus returned to headquarters at 3 p.m. No Fire At Arsenal The Watervliet Arsenal Fire Department responded 10 an alarm from Building 145 at 9:40 2.111• today when a fork truck struck and aclivated the sprink ler sysiem at the dock of the I building. We Wish All Our Friends and Cutsomers A Joyous Easter Closed Easter Sunday LUNCHEON DINNER MENU AND OF COURSE Our Famous PIZZA 4th Are. 8th W'yliet Closed Mondays -AR 3-9859 ATTENTION! AH Applicants for Driver's license should apply for the 3 hour Classroom Instruction be held Tuesday, April 8th, to 10 p.m., at ARSENAL CITY DRIVING SCHOOL 24th St.

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