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GLENS FALLS TIMES, GLENS FALLS, N.Y., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1971 Falls News OFFICERS OF MENTAL HEALTH BOARD ARE ELECTED Dr. Milton J. Greenberg, (center) of Hudson Falls, was elected chairman of the Washington County Mental Health Board at a recent board meeting in Hudson Falls. Dr. Greenberg, accepts the program information book from Rev.

David S. Blackshear, Hudson Falls, outgoing chairman. From the left, are Dr. David A. Wasser, psychiatrist director of the Washington County clinic and program; the Rev.

Mr. Blackshear; Dr. Greenberg; Dr. Byron C. Tillotson, Edward, chairman of the Washington County Board of Supervisors, and John A.

Leary, Hudson Falls, chairman. shown in the photo is Kenneth Briggs, Hudson Falls, secretary. HUDSON FALLS Dr. Milton J. Greenberg of this village was elected chairman of the Washington County Mental Health.

Board at a recent meeting here. He succeeds the Rev. David S. Blackshear. Dr.

Greenberg will be serving his second term as chairman of the board having been the first chairman in 1954, the year the Washington County Mental Health Board and program was inaugurated. John Leary will a also be repeating his 1954 role as vice chairman. Dr. Greenberg in accepting the chairmanship from Rev. Mr.

Blackshear lauded the outgoing chairman for his years of service to the mental health board and his dedication to his duties as chairman, The mental health board wished the Rev. Mr. Blackshear well and much success in his newly accepted pastorate in Troy, a role he assumed on Feb. 1: In addition to Dr. Greenberg and Leary, the Mental Health Board is composed of Robert R.

Ward, Granville; Donald Nancy G. Smith Bride of Phillip O'Sick in Baptist Church Ceremony HUDSON FALLS Miss Nancy Gail Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, Mohican Terrace, Hudson Falls became the bride of Phillip John 0'Sick of Norfolk, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John 0'Sick, 32 Frank Fort Edward, Jan. 23 at 1 p.m. in the First Baptist Church, Hudson Falls, The Rev. George Bishop officiated. Given in marriage by her Recreation League Announces Results Of Saturday Bowling HUDSON FALLS Results of games bowled Saturday in the Hudson Falls Recreation League have been announced as follows: Nichols, 2, Malan, Evans, 2, Miles, Barlow, 2, Sexton, 1.

Leading bowlers were Brian Murphy, 200 563; Robert Evans, 267 550; William Nichols, 193 534; Arthur Dumas, 189 486; Matt Malan, 170 483. In the girls' division, Monahan, 2, Wilcox, Edwards, 3, Van Tassell, Halls, 2, Whittemore, 1. Top bowlers were Mary Horrigan, 172 298; Rhonda, Edwards, 178 285; Michelle Gregoire, 182 279; Bonnie Ireland, 134 262; Christine Vamvalis, 151 262. The schedule for Saturday shows Evans vs. Nichols on alleys 1-2; Nichols vs.

Barlow, 3-4; Malan VS. Miles, 5-6; Whittemore vs, Monahan, 7-8; Wilcox vs. Van Tassell, 9-10; Edwards vs. Hall, 11-12. In the basketball league, Meneely won over Van Schaick, and Sullivan defeated Perkins, 52-29.

Leading scorers for their respective teams were William Meneely, 27; John Sullivan, 21; Michael Lanfear, 11; Michael St. Louis, 9. Perkins is scheduled to meet Van Schaick tomorrow at 7 p.m. followed by Sullivan playing Meneely. Mrs.

Irene Bombard Honored at Party On 85th Birthday HUDSON FALLS A surprise party was given in honor of Mrs. Irene Bombard recently in celebration of her 85th birthday, at the home of her grandson and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Clary, Vaughn Hudson Falls.

Mrs. Bombard received many cards and gifts. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bombard, Mr.

and Mrs. William D. Clary, Miss Blanche Bombard, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bombard, Mr.

and Mrs. William Clary, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clary, Mr. and Mrs.

James Clary, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Chase Jr. and Robert Bombard Jr. The guest of honor has 10 great grandchildren, nine who were present at the observance.

Fort Edward Civic League Hears Talks About Women FORT EDWARD The February meeting of the Civic League was held yesterday afternoon at the home of the president, Miss Gladys Adams. Since the scheduled' guest speaker was unable to attend because of illness, an impromptu program was conducted by the program chairman, Mrs. John Tubbs, who started off a series of short talks by reading an article from Women's Unit News on "demands that women give up the archaic practice that a woman's chief identity is conferred on her by her husband." The chairman pointed out that this particular woman's views were not her own. Several members spoke on phases of women's liberation and about other current topics during the time alloted in a so-called "countdown." The ways and means chairman, Mrs. Kenneth Hayward.

suggested that a card party be held March 16 at the Fort Edward Art Center if that date is approved. She asked each member to make up one table of players. She also announced that a white elephant sale will be conducted at the April meeting. She asked that donors of articles put a price on the articles brought to the sale. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Robert McCarty March 2 when Mrs. Nina Nichols will present a program on bells. Miss Adams served refreshments and Mrs. William Munson, assistant hostess, poured. Student Talks To CDA About Trip to England FORT EDWARD Her experiences as an exchange student in England last July were related by Miss Virginia Burkhardt at the social meeting of Court Morrissey, 1477, CDA, Tuesday evening in St.

Joseph's School Hall. She spent two weeks at the home of Kevin Peacock's parents in Billericay, Essex, and one week in London. Kevin came to Moses Kill, Town of Fort Edward, in March last year to stay three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Clement Burkhardt and their seven children, and to attend Hudson Falls High School where Virginia is now a senior.

Miss Burkhardt showed movies of England and then spoke informally on highlights of her trip, the places she visited with her host family and the historic sites she saw in London. Miss Burkhardt was one of five exchange students from Fort Edward entertaining their English counterparts last summer, in a school exchange with Great Britain, under the Experiment in International Living, Putney, Vt. The large group of students in the area was sponsored by BOCES of Washington, Warren and Franklin Counties. The business meeting, precedthe program, was conducted by Mrs. Helen Donbeck, grand regent.

Refreshments were served by a committee headed by Mrs. Beatrice Godfrey and Mrs. Julia Chamberlain. Laurie Frudenfeld Bride of John Cook In Baptist Ceremony FORT EDWARD -Miss Laurie Anne Frudenfeld, daughter of Rolling and Mrs. Hills, Karl and Frudenfeld John Brian Cook, son of the Rev.

John C. Cook, pastor of the Village Baptist Church of Fort Edward, were united in marriage Saturday, Jan. 30, in the BelAire Presbyterian Church of Los Angeles by the pastor, the Rev. Donald Moomah, and father of the bridegroom, the Rev. Mr.

Cook. The maid of honor was Miss Karla Frudenfeld, sister of the bride. Matron of honor was Mrs. Wendy Marlett. Bridesmaids were Mrs.

Katherine Barret, Miss Sheryl Wilber and Miss Lisa Defigurede. Best man was Donald McKay. Ushers were Albert Asward, Miles Barret, Ted Sanford and Hank Feller. The reception was held in the ballroom of the Bel-Air- Hotel after which the couple left on a two-week honeymoon in the Caribbean, at Cozumel, a small island off the Yucatan Peninsula, and at Mexico City. Upon their return to California they will reside at 5951 Almaga Springs Palos Verdes.

The bride is a graduate of the University of California and is a teacher in the Wilmington, school systems. The bridegroom is a graduate of Miami University of Oxford, Ohio, and is employed in the sales department of the Liberty Insurance Co. of Los Angeles, Calif. DRIVE BEGUN TO FURNISH SCHOOL LIBRARY WITH BOOKS Mrs. Nancy Peterson, Mrs.

Jane Roberts and Mrs. Veronica Beware, from left, review books donated for the elementary school library in a campaign being conducted by FATE (Family and Friends for Education). Mrs. Roberts is chairman of the project, FORT EDWARD Members ed by FATE to John Leonard, The need -is for new or used of FATE (Family and Friends elementary school principal, so books, fiction and non-fiction for Education) are waging that 220 paper-back books may for elementary pupils campaign to help furnish thelbe purchased for library. covering, grades 1-6.

It is imelementary school library Donations are asked that these donated books books that are urgently needed. from anyone with suitable books be in good condition as there is To kick off this campaign, a no longer needed at home to no money available for repairs. monetary donation was help achieve this goal. Each book received will be examined by Principal Leonard and Nicholas LaSarso, school librarian, Mrs. Jane Roberts was named chairman of this project.

Also working on this committee will be Mrs. Veronica Beware and Mrs. Nancy Peterson. Anyone wishing to make a donation may do so by calling any of the previously mentioned committee workers and the books will be picked up. Those who have children attending the school may send the books by them if they wish.

Flyers on this project will be distributed throughout the village tomorrow by, fifth and sixth graders on a volunteer basis. CLUB MEETS FORT EDWARD, The Gothe United Methodist Church fellowship hall Getters. Thursday with 17 members present. Many of the girls brought in proceeds from the notepaper sale. Members worked on their scrapbooks on "The Basic 4 Nutrition." A guest at the meeting was Miss Besaw, a student teacher in the local school.

The next meeting will be held Feb. 5. AUXILIARY TO MEET FORT EDWARD The American Legion Auxiliary, 1133, will meet at 8 tonight i in the American Legion Home. HIS CASTLE? When it comes to home rule, Dad may be chief executive, but Mother is speaker of the house Hanks, Salem; Dr. Richard T.

Hogan, Falls; Kenneth Briggs, Hudson Falls; and Rev. David S. Blackshear, Hudson Falls. Ex-Officio members are: Robert W. Homer, public health officer and Donald R.

Reynolds, commissioner of Public Welfare. Mental Health Committee of the Board of Supervisors assigned to the mental health board are Dr. Charles Clark, Cambridge and Emerson McLenithan, Jackson. Couple Entertained On 25th Anniversary At Dinner Party HUDSON FALLS Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Dashnaw Sr. of 19 Oak St. were honored at a dinner party Thursday night in celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary. The event was given by Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Van Tassel Jr. of Feeder St. A buffet dinner was served from a table decorated for the occasion. An anniversary cake provided the centerpiece. Mrs.

Dashnaw and Mrs. Van Tassell were presented orchids and their husbands had boutonnieres, Mr. and Mrs. Dashnaw were married at St. Mary's Church in Hudson Falls, Jan.

27, 1946, by the late Rev. Arthur Kiffin. They have lived in this area since that time. Among friends and relatives attending the party were Mrs. Dashnaw's sisters, Mrs, Glenn Cummins Hartford, Mrs.

Noah Wells of Lake George, Mrs. Thomas Burke of South Glens Falls and Mrs. Kathryn Yell of Hudson Falls. The couple was presented money and other gifts. Tonight's Events In Hudson Falls Hudson Falls Free Library Association, annual meeting, tion of trustee, and presentation of reports, Library, 7:30.

Troop St. Christina, Junior C. D. home of Sue Sheehan, 24 Russell 7. Kingsbury Volunteer.

Hose Company, No. 1, Burgoyne Ave. firehouse, 8. St. Mary's Church, Blessing of Throats, 3:30 and 7:30.

Kingsbury Jaycees, Masonic Temple, 8. Legion of Mary, St. Mary's Rectory, 7. Fort Edward Obituaries Jesse I. Latterell Jesse I.

Latterell, 70, of 1 Hudson died unexpectedly Tuesday afternoon when he was stricken in a physician's office at 31 East 'St. Survivors are his wife, Lila; four sons, Merile and Ward Latterell of Middle Granville and Jesse Jr. and Hubert Latterell of Fort Edward; three stepsons, Albert and Joseph Arquette of Whitehall and Donald Arquette of Fort Edward; four daughters, Mrs. Joseph (Barbara) Edwards of Hudson Falls, Mrs. James (Betty) Burthart of Fort Edward, Mrs.

James (Patricia) Burns of Hudson Falls and Mrs. Raymond (Mary) Holden of Gansevoort; 52 grandchildren and 9 greatdren. Friends may call at the Carletor Funeral Home, 68 Main St. Hudson Falls, from 7 to 9 tonight and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 19 p.m. Thursday.

The funeral will be conducted at the funeral home Friday at 1:30 p.m. by the Rev. George Bishop, pastor of the Hudson Falls Baptist Church. Interment will be in Fort Ann Cemetery in the spring. You Want Proof that Our Prices Are Lower HERE IT IS.

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RICH pint POTATOES COFFEE 18 Crinkle Cut 38 TABLERITE CANNED HAM WHOLE 5 LBS. 139 each IGA DELUXE father, the bride wore a blue crepe dress trimmed with white lace, and a blue flowered veil as a headpiece. She carried a colonial bouquet of white carnations, centered with a detachable blue carnation corsage. Mrs. Donald Allen of Glens Falls was matron of honor for, her sister.

She was enhanced attired in with al rose crepe dress, white lace, and a pink flowered veil as her headpiece. She carried a colonial bouquet of white carnations, centered with pink carnations. William Groome of Fort Edward served as best man. Ushers were Wayne O'Sick, brother of the bridegroom, and Marvin Smith, brother of the bride. The mother of the bride was attired in a purple knit, street length dress, accented with a white rose corsage.

The bridegroom's mother was dressed in a pink crepe dress, trimmed with white daisies, and accented with a white rose corsage. Following a reception at Martha' Inn, the couple left for a wedding destination. trip to an. undisclosed For travel wore a Navy blue dress. The couple are residing in Norfolk, where O'Sick is stationed.

Mrs. O'Sick attended Hudson Falls Senior High School. O'Sick is a 1969 graduate of Fort Edward High School, and prior to enlisting in the U.S. Marine Corps, he was employed at a gas station in Fort Edward. Pre-nuptial parties were given for the former Miss Smith by Mrs.

Donald Allen, Miss Mary Joan DePalo and Miss Darlene Mone. OBITUARIES Frederick G. Dunsford Frederick G. Dunsford, 83, 17 Poplar veteran of World War a well known village resident, died Tuesday at 11:55 p.m. in Glens Falls Hospital.

He a member of the Kingsbury Baptist Church, American Legion Post, 553, South Glens Falls; Mohican Barracks, 3489, World War I Veterans, South Glens Falls, and of Mayotte-MacNaughton Post, 918, V. F. of Hudson Falls. Besides his wife, Dora, he is survived by a stepson, Frederick Blood, Glens Falls; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Francis Kelleher, Glens Falls: a sister, Mrs.

Arthur Rickens, St. Petersburg Beach, two cousins, Mrs. Alice McCormick of Hudson Falls, and Mrs. Patrick Huntington of Warrensburg, and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Carleton Funeral Home, 68 Main Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 11 a.m. at the funeral home by the Rev. Abram Brokaw, pastor of the Kingsbury Baptist Church. terment will be in Union Ceme. tery in the spring.

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