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24 THi RECORD, TROY, N. SATURDAY DECIMHR 7, 1961 Watervliet News IRANCH OFFICE, 17J3 IROADWAY 273-1000 I Church Unit Holiday Fete The monlhly mecllng and 3 Christmas party or the WSCS of ''ifthe. United Methodist Church was held Thursday evening at the church rooms beginning with a covered dish supper, Hostesses were Mrs. Hattie Rellic, Mrs. Ormond Halhburn, Mrs.

Andrew Valcek, ing Halsc and Mrs. Raymond Priddle. The tables and room were decorated for the Christmas Men of the church were guests. A devotional service was conducted by Airs. David Grcclis who told Henry Van Dyke's of Other Wise Man." Stanley Smith was at the piano singing of hymns.

Willson Hayford, prcsi- al the business The of the secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Maiden Wells and Mrs. Ben- Franklin, respectively, Vy, received. A Christmas of' fcring lo the church was voted '-plans wore completed for Christmas season including the sick and shut-ins of the congregation and the residents of Betliesda Home. Games and a grab bag were licld under the direction of Mrs.

Howard Billings. A Christmas song fest led by Howard Bil- Cub Scouts Plan ChristmasI Party Friday, Dec. 20 Cub Pack 39, sponsored by the Waterviiet Civic Center recently held its committee meeting nl the home of George B'fes- scltc, cubmasler, when plans were made a combination pack meeting and Christmas parly for cubs arid lies at 7 p.m. Dec. the Civic Center.

Philip Nardi was namct lings and William Eichele at the piano also was conducted. chairman of the affalry The charter renewal also was discussed. The next committee mceling will be held at 7:30 p.m. Dec. IS.

al the home of Paul Salmond, 1314 3rd Ave. OES Chapter Step-Up Observed Step-Up Night was observed recently by Willetla Chapter, OES, al the Watervliet Masonic Temple. Mrs. Esther Evertson presided as acting worthy matron and Mrs. Bessie Luce as associate- matron.

Mrs. Cftirles Dodge, worthy matron, conducted the business meeting. Miss Ann Laird, district depu- Presbyterian Unit Reelects Officers Jane Lawrence was reelected president of the Service League of. the First Presbyterian Church al a recent meeting held in Fellowship Hall. 'Others re-elected included Mrs.

Lois Beaudoin, vice president; Miss Charlotte Kemp, secretary; Mrs. Niles, treasurer, and Mrs. Emma Purcell, assistant "treasurer. A roast beef dinner was'pre- pared and served by members of the Westminster Guild and Mrs. LucretiijM.

Cross served as the nominating committee. The historian's given by Miss Ruth Gardiner. Members of pre scntcd a mod fashion show am gifls were exchanged from bag. Firefighters Name Dance Chairman News Of Area Servicemen At Home And Abroad Green Island Mn, ChriiUn Bcin William Ney ha: been named chairman of i dinner dance next Feb. 8 at the former Miplewood sponsored by the 3rcen Island Loeal, New York Stale Permanent Firefighters Association.

Robert Caswcll will serve as cochairman and Michael Carlow At a ineeting Wednesday nighi in'Jhe K. of C. rooms, rge St, Henry Carl was elected president at an organization meeting of the local. 'Other officers include Carlow, vice president; and Leslie Berger, secretary-treasurer. district meeting of the Paid Firemen's Association followed.

Members- from, throughout the Tfoy Area were in attendance. By LEE FOLLETT Two Troy and one Cohocs Air Force servicemen have been commissioned as second lieuten ants in the U.S. Air Force upon graduation from Officer Train ing School at, Lackland AFB Tex. They are Lieutenants Thomas W. Ledahan, son of Mrs.

Cornelia Nolan of 222 5th and Robert G. Hldley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Hid ley of 20 Perry Road, all of Troy, and Thomas F.

Burr, son of Mr. and W. Zdunczyk of Baker Ave Cohoes School 8 Choir To Sing Tuesday 1 At PTA Event The, Parent-Teacher Assn. nf School 3 will meet at 8 p.m. at the school with Mrs.

at-Elsie Trainer, president, ducting (he business meeting. The i school choir will sing vnder tlie direction of Mrs. Irene Goldcy, music teacher. Punch cookies will be served lo choir, followed by the "'Christmas party for the PTA "'members. Mothers of fourth grade children will serve under the supervision of Mrs.

Dorothy Moloncy. Tickets for the Founders Day Dinner on Feb. 27 at Watcrvlict High School maybe purchased at this meeting or by contacting Mrs. Joyce Moloncy, Scheldc or Mrs. ly, was accorded honors.

"Mrs. Dodge honored, all of cers and committee were completed for the dinner lo be served Saturday to the. Masonic, Veterans-. Association. Mrs: CUcejJs.dinner chair- njan.

Mrs. ganist at the It was: announced-jjlhai the. for "Dec. ift will be' the annual mceling and election of officers' 'will be: held at tfiis time, A Christmas''party will beheld- following that Hostesses for December are Mrs. Mary Laird and 'Mrs'.

Jennie Stewart. Marine League Seeks Members The Pfc. Donald F. O'Hare Detachment, a i Corps League, in Watervliet, is seeking renewal of membership from ils present members. Any other ex-Marines in the DeLollo's Wines and Liquors 205-- 19th 51., Wotcrvlict "SJr 273-8041 SAVE! Discount Prices ON A POPULAR BRANDS Olirn i n.m.-Ot.Ill p.m.

l-'rlday and SnK Any 9 a.m.-ln p.m. ZENITH TV MAGIC CHEF RANGES APPLIANCES JAMES T. COLLINS, Refrig, RIVIR STREET AT GLEN AVt. area who are interested in joining this veterans' organization have been requested to conlaci Walter Bosselman or William Keeler. Muss Schedule In Watervliet St.

Patrick's-- Rt. Rev. Migi Edward E. O'Malley. Masses at 6:49, 8, 9.

10 and 11 a.m. and noon. St. Nicholas-- Rev. Uohdan Vn- Masses at 8, 9:49 and 11:30 a.m.

ImnuculMe Conception -Rev. Boleslaus M. Watroba. Low Mass 9 a.m.; High Mass- 11 a.m. SI.

Brigid's-- Rev. Francis G. Janis. Masses at 6:49, 9. 10 ind 11 a.m.

and 12:15 p.m. Sacred Heart of Mary-- Rer. Jtmes H. Curley. Masses at 8, 9.

10 and 11 a.m., and noon. Our Lidy of Ml. Cirmel-- Rev. a i D'Alejsandro, O.F.M. Masses al 8, 9, 10 and 11 The program concluded will the singing of Christinas carols School Faculty To Honor Sister Nolasco Sunday A fiftieth anniversary party will be held for Sister Mary Nolasco of -Sacred Heart of Mary Convent on Sunday in the Parish Center.

smorgasbord be served-frttm i to 6 p.m. party will given by and the faculty's! Sacred Heart of Mary School with members of the Rosary Society assisting. will entertain with songs under the direction of Sister Mary Stephanie. Attcmlaike is limited to family, Plan Yule Parly Christmas party of Ihe Bethany Bible Class of the Church of the Good Shepherd will be held Thursday at 6:30 p.m. President Jill O'Leary an rclativw'inri close friends.

Respiratory Tests Monday At Civic Center The Albany County Tuberculosis Respiratory Disease Association, in cooperation with the Watervliet Civic Center, will conduct a pulmonary functional tests, for Watervliet residents. The tests, which will include a lung test for emphysema and bronchitis will be conducted from 1 to 5 and 6 to 8 p.m. Mon day, Dec. 16, at the Civic Center. Persons 38 years of age and up have been urged to take this test which is generally not given lo anyone younger.

The program is supported en- nounceOj-ftheit-following committees: Cklei'iYc'bbk, Mrs. Joyce fUtiterien committee, EUett and Mrs. Emily Bufler; decorations, Miss Jill, O'Leary, Miss Judith Reid n't'-Mrs, Diane.EUett. JRes'eryations should be made by Stinday. Parly Rod Club', will hold its Christinas party a i at 7:30 p.m.

at Foley''s- Inn, Sand Lake Road. Bach member will bring a gift for their Secret Pal. A turk.8 dinner will be Mrs. Earl Peppin is the chairhiah'- a'nd Mrs. John Stoliker, cochairman.

Soccer Team To Meet The soccer 'team will meel Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Hi Arch Tavern. Plans will be made for a banquet. 2nd Lt. Thomas W.

Lenahan Lieutenant Lenahan is being assigned to Lackland AFB for training as a security police officer. A 1958 graduate of -Catholic ''the Lieutenant received his B.S. degree in 1968 from 'Michigan State He has also studied at! Washington Stale College and St, Francis Minor Island. His wife, is the daughter of Youth Fined Warren K. Wheeler, 248 ith Troy, was fined $10 Wednesday when he appeared before Green Island Justice Robert E.

Beam. Police said the youth had been issued a summons Nov. 21 for passing a stop sign in Green Island, by PH. John Boudreau. Church Notices In Green Island St.

Mark's Episcopal Rev. Anthony Morris, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Holy Eucharist. St. Joseph's--Rev. Joseph L.

Hennessey, pastor. Masses at 7, 2nd Lt. Robert G. Hidley 10:30 a.m. and noon.

Church of the Good Shepherd --Worship Service, 10 a.m.; Church School, a for 11:10 a.m!'; Lieutenant is being assigned to Vance AFB, for A-graduate of Kindergarten Cat lic High School, he earned his B.A. degree from St. SUNDAY! 9 A.M. TO 11 P.M. stfji I WEEKEND SPECIALS THIS SPECIAL AVAIUABLI SATURDAY AT 9 A.M.

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Kites Conducted For Raymond Curtin The funeral of Raymond F. Curtin of 312 19th retired proprietor of Curtln's Tavern, was held Friday morning from 1 Parker Bros. Memorial and lalcr from SI. Patrick's Church where a Requiem High Mass was celebraled by Rev. William Hayden, assistanl pastor.

Bearers were, Gerard V. Clif, ford, Fredrick F. Rushia, S. Whitford Noble, William M. Whitaker, Joseph C.

Sheehan and Gerald A. Curtin. I Burial was in St. Patrick's Ccmelery where Father Hayden officiated. 1 1 Rites Conducted For James Holmes I The funeral of James M.

Holmes of 349 Watervliet-Shak- I er Ril, Latham, retired foreman of Albany Felt Co. Weaving Room, was held Friday from the Bowcn Funeral Home with- Rev. 1 John R. Sisley pastor of I a Presbyterian Church, Menands, officiating. Bearers were Mc- I Charles C.

John Scheen, William S. Wilson, Alfred V. and Thomas R. Curran. Interment was in Albany Rur- al Cemetery with Mr.

Sisley saying committal Obituary Mrs. Miry Reiley Mrs. Mary E. Reiley, 84, formerly of 2307 -f2tti; Watervliet, died Friday the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Sigler at 38 Rooriey Ave.i Colonie, after long illness.

She was a communicant of Our Lady of Mercy Church. Mrs. Reiley is' survived by two brothers, John J. Cashman of Menands ami James J. Cashman of Rcnsselaer Heights; -a son, Francis H.

Reiley of three daughters, jits: Harry Sigler of Colonie, Mil's. Catherine Kronen of Albany and Mrs. William F. Smith of Aliquippa, and. four grind- children.

Funeral services wllUbe held at a.m. Monday: from tM Rellly and Son Funeral 1200 Central Albaiy, ind it a.m. from Our Udy of Mercy Church '-IB Waterrllet, where i Mist 'of Requiem will be celebrated. Interment will be In St. CemeUry, Watervliet.

auuii. giuujia. Man Sentenced For Welfare Fund Abuse AUBURN, N.Y, (AP)-Joseph J. Mendzek 25, of Auburn, was sentenced Friday to serve 17 days in Cayuga County jail for misusing welfare funds provided him under the aid to dependent children program. Police accused Mendzek of losing the money gambling.

He pleaded guilty in cily court to a charge of violating the social welfare law. Church Notices In Watervliet First Presbyterian Rev. Benjamin H. Ashton. 9:45 a.m., Church School, classes for all ages.

11 a.m. Advent Sunday Worship. 2 p.m., Junior Fellowship. 4 p.m., Junior i Fellowship. 6:30 p.m., Senior Fellowship.

Christ Church Rev. Ronald C. Stock'hoff. 10 a.m., Worship. 11:15 a.m., Church School.

1:30 p.m. Youth -Board. United Methodist-- Rev. Richard L. Scars.

9:45 a.m., Christian .11 a.m., Morning Worship. 6 p.m., MYF. 7:30 p.m., Service. First Wesleyan Methodist -Rev. Edward Mein.

10 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Morning Worship. 6:30 p.m., Youth Hour. ijermain Memorial Presbyter- a.m., Church School for all ages. 11 a.m., Morning Worship.

p.m. Family Night Covered Supper, Advent Theme. St. Basil's-- Rt. Rev.

Basil G. Hprsky. 8:30 a.m.-9:30 a.m., Sunday 9:30 vine Liturgy. Trinity Episcopal-- Rev. John L.

Wolff. 8 a.m.' Holy Communion. 10 a.m. Parish Eucharist, Church School attends. 11:15 a.m., Church School classes.

6 p.m., Holy Communion. Christ Church-Rev. Ronald C. Stockhoff. 10 a.m.

Worship. 11:15 a.m. Church School. Michael's College in Winooski, VI. 'JSP sR 1M? rlr i 2nd Lt.

Thomas F. Barr Lieutenant Barr is being assigned to McClellan AFB, for duty as an. engineer. A 1964 graduate of Kevcny Memorial Academy, Ihe lieutenant received his B.E.E. degree this year from the Catholic Univer- sily of America and is a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon.

His wife, Judilh, is Ihe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Derkowski of 59 Collins Troy. Receives $760 Award A cash award of $760 was awarded to a Cohoes Air -Force Sergeant for his military improvement suggestion. The Arthur Nelson, son of Mr.

and Mrs', h. G. Nelson of 69 Broadway, Cohoes, was presented the award at Mc- Guirei AFB, N.J. for rccom- mending an improved method of installing and removing navigation select panels on C-141 Stafliftef aircraft. An autopilot repairman at the sergeant earned lis degree, from the Agricultural and Technical at Delhi.

Army Cpl. James 0. Cartwright was promoted to his present rank while scrvujg with the 57th Engineer Company at Dong Come to the Christmas Festival DEC, 6-7-8 or ML CARMZL CHURCH 401-23NI WATCRVLIIT 1 CHRISTMAS OIFT ITIMI MFROHMINT CHRISTMAS MCORATIONS NOVILTY IOOTNS 1 1 Tim, Vietnam, according word received by his parent Mr. and Mrs. Owen W.

Cai wrlght of 762 3rd Troy. In Vietnam Cpl. Cartwriglit enlisted in th U.S. Army on Jan. 30, 196S, ceiving his basic and comb support training at Ft.

Di He left for Vietnam June 23, serving at Long Bic and Ben Cat prior to his prc ent assignment. Ronald E. Stewart, son Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn E.

Stew irt of 504 3rd Watervlie las been promoted to Air ma first class in the U.S. Air Force Stewart, an aircra nechanic' at Loring AFB laine, is a 1966 graduate Shaker High School in Newton ille and attended'Hudson Valle Community College. 'Construction Mechanic 3.C Raymond W. Abbey, USN, 19 son of Mr. and Mrs.

Winslow Abbey of N. Hudson Gulf port Miss, with' Naval Mobile Con struction Battalion 62 following a tour of: duty at Camp Haskins hear DaNang, Vietnam. Perfect Score Army. Sergeant Thomas Plunked, son of Mr. and Mrs George: F.

Piunkett of 433 Isl Sti, Troy, expert with the M-14 rifle Nov. 13 near Wild- lecken, The expen rating is the -highest mark soldier can achieve in his rifle Plunkett radio teletype team Headquar Lers Company of'the 3rd Infancy Division's 2nd Brigade, regularly stationed near Kitzingen, Germany. Entering the Army in 1955, lie sergeant completed basic training -t Ft. Dix, N.J., and vas stationed a't Baton Rouge. prior to leaving for over ieas duty in May 1968.

His wife, Hazel, lives in DeRidder, La. Presidential Unit Citations Four'area Marines are serv- ng with J'arine units that have seen awarded the Presidential Jnit Citation for. their combat ichievement during the period of May. 1965 to Sept. 1967.

The Marines are Pfc. Barry R. Gilbert, 18, son of Mrs. Raymond W. Barkman of 327 1st Cpl.

Charles J. Lutz, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lutz of 230 12th and William M.

Martin, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Martin of 2358 6th all of Troy, and Sgt. Richard E.

Clemens, 28, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clemens of Cemetery Road, Mechanicville, and husband of the former Virginia J.

Suto of Voor heesville. All four Marines are serving with squadrons operating as units-of the First Marine Air craft Wing in Vietnam; bert with Attack Squadron 223 Cpl. Lutz with Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron 13; 'Martin with -Marine All. Weather Attack Squadron 242 and Sgt. Clemens with Head- a a Maintenance Squadron 12.

Averill Park Firemen Put Out Slight Fire The Averill Park Fire Department dispatched two pump- ers and its rescue squad at 8:30 a.m. Friday to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Warner and family on Miller Hill Road when fire damaged a motor on a wa- ler pump in the basement. Fire Chief Arthur Ferguson said that the only equipment used by firemen was a smoke ejector as there was considerable smoke in the house from the minor fire.

The property is owned by Victoria Valenti of Troy. Trial Slated In Charge Of Assault A Troy policeman will face trial Monday morning in Troy Police Court before Judge Timothy J. Fogarly on. a charge of degree assault. He is Patrolman Charles 3urns who has pleaded innocent the charge.

Burns is charged with assault iy Mrs. Shirley Washington, 1229 7th who claims the ifficcr slapped her son, Joseph, on Nov. 26 at Douw Street ind Sixth Avenue. Mrs. Washington has.alleged hat the policeman who was assisting in directing school raffle at the i i grabbed her son by-the car and hook him as he exited from a store.

Mrs. Washington further has aid that the officer took a soda otfle away from her son, bured some of the content's in ie road and then slapped oseph. Riteg Conducted For Mr. Connie The funeral of RobiM'J, Con- nfcc of Averill Park Was'held Friday from the Funeral Home and later from Sti Henry'i Church, Averiil a Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Robert J.

Mclaughlin, assistant pastor. Bearers were David Klint, Seorgc Gary, Richard Seymour, Clifford Quinn, Daniel Bouchey and Joseph Gerwin. Interment was in St. Agnes' Cemetery, 1 Cohoes, where Father Mclaughlin officiated. "TWO PLACES TO EAT" AT HOME -J AND AT LUNCHEON PINNER MENU AND'OP COURSE Our Famous''PIZZA 4th Ave.

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