Schenectady NY Gazette 1967 Grayscale

GS Troops to Participate
In Cobleskill Conference
JCATea
Next'Week
*
Skidmore Alumnae
Plan Program;
Skidmore College. Alumnae
Club -will meet -Wednesday at
7i30 p.thV in; the-Community
Room' at- Macy's; in Colonie.
A progra'nv-will'be. presented by/the interior, decorators
of Macy's.
- •';•, •'"
The Senior Girl Scouts of Mo- will gather in Bouck Hall of the
; Senior students in the nursery
education program at the Junior
hawk P a t h w a y s Girl Scout State University Agricultural
College of Albany will sponsor
Council, Inc. will hold a Senior and Technical College at Coblean informal tea on April 11 at
Conference at the College and skill at 5 p.m. on the opening
3 p.m. on the third floor of
Methodist Church in Cobleskill, day of the conference for registhe new library on the JCAJ
tration, opening ceremonies, a
April 14 through 16.
campus.
v. v !
picnic
supper
and
get-acquaintMiss Lynn Chase, a member
Guests will include teachers
of Troop 164, Gloversville, has ed activities.
in
the cooperating nursery
Saturday's
program
will
begin
been appointed chairman of the
schools
and kindergartens in
with
a
tour
of
the
school
with
conference. Her planning comAlbany, Delmar, Schenectady,
student
"guides,
exhibits
provid
mittee includes the Senior Plan
Troy, East Greenbush, Loudonning Board, which is a co-or ed by each senior troop, and
ville and Cohoes, as well as
donating body of all Council two GS movies on international
first year students of the pro-'
r
Senior GS troops. Mrs. J. Perry friendship, entitled "Journey
gram and faculty.
•
Fraser of GlenviUe and Miss Into Friendship" and "Open
Miss
Sue
Quackenbush'of
Al%
Karen Eustice of this city are Your Eyes."
bany, tea chairman, will be
Instructors from the Internaco-advisors to the board.
assisted by Miss.Mary Center,
The theme of the conference tional D a n c e Theatre and
this city; Miss Shirley Billings,
is "Circuling the World With School of Latham will present
Miss Barbra Ettelson, Miss ToFriendship," and the purpose of the first afternoon session. They
by Gelmman, Miss Darlene
will demonstrate and teach
the event is to spread interna- ethnic dances to the girls, in
Pierrot. Miss Joan Spath and
Miss Ellen Wallen. all of Altional friendship by meeting keeping-with the school's desire
bany; Miss Janet Miller. Cairo;
girls who are from a foreign to develop an understanding and
and Miss Gerry Cocca, Cohoes.
country or who have visited a appreciation in the area of au
•Also; Miss Linda Navila, Delforeign country.
thentic dances and music of
mar;
Miss Karen Bodi, Miss
The high school age scouts many countries.
Suzi Leeson and Miss Karen |
_A presentation on the Clover
Wagner, East Greenbush; Miss
Patch Camp for physically
Court
Outlines
Sharon Nelson, Gloversville;
the "MINI-CUT"
handicapped children will comMiss Sanchia Doorly, GreenMeeting
Agenda
plete the afternoon's activities.
ville, Miss Connie Baechel. MeHolf Price Special
nahds and "Miss" Susan^Beckr
Court St. Martin de Porres, The G.S. Senior Planning Board
—(Grenier-Ducharme)
Body or C u r l y
Catholic"] Daughters of Amer- recently won a grant from the ANNOUNCEMENT has been made of the engagement of Miss Saratoga Springs.
"Readers'
Digest"
Foundation
PERMANENTS
ica, will' meet April 12 at 8
—utamark)
TABLEWARE GADGET
\o
p.m. in the Parish Center of to assist the United Cerebral Mary Lou Masucci, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis T. MasucFUTURE BRIDE — Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fancher of Pine
y.50
A
jam
jar
hook-n-serve
spoon
Palsy
Association
of
Schenecci
of
Summit
Avenue,
to
Paul
E.
Fredette,
-son
of
Mr.
and
St.
Clare's
Church,
1&47
CenStreet, Scotia, annoiince the engagement of their daughter,
/ up.complete
is. among new stainless steel
tral Ave., Colonic Mrs. Donald tady in running this camp. The Mrs. Emile Fredette of South Hadley, Mass.
Mary Louise, to Charles E. Hergenhan JrM son of Mr. and
Bee, grand regent, will con- purpose of this session will be
Mrs. C. E. Hergenhan of Newburgh.
Mr.. Roberfi * U o
Miss Masucci is a graduate of Mont Pleasant High School tableware gadgets introduced a t j j
duct the business session.
the National Housewares Show!
The prospective bride was graduated from Scotia-Glento acquaint scouts with this
Sfrticialiisi in
ville High School and Mohawk Valley Community College,
Mrs. Arthur Cramer will camping program and show how and Albany College of Pharmacy, Union University, where in Chicago. The spoon hooks
-GnTldrerv't Haircuti
Utica. where she received her A.A.S. degree. She is employed
present the slate of officers they can help to carry out the she received a B.S. degree in medical technology. She is em- over the rim of jars so that
as a secretary at the Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory.
for the coming year, and elec- ijoals-of—the-granb
ployed at St. Clare's Hospital as a" regtStel'ett-ircmranmF- jam, jell>\ nulSTaTaTreh^hT'OT y O p n n T u n , S*t ft in />
Albert
W.
Iorio,
dean
of
stu
tions will follow. RefreshHer fiance, an alumnus of Washingtanville High School,
horseradHh won't soil the tab
nologist.
ments will be served, and dents at the Cobleskill unit, will
Washingtonville, and MVCC, received his B.S. degree from
Mr. Fredette is an alumnus of Precious B l o o d High cloth after the spoon has>been
Mrs. Victor Rutzky and Mrs. be guest speaker at the SaturState University College at New Paltz. He is teaching in the
used for. service. A
John Oliver will serve as day night banquet to be held in School, Holyoke, Mass., and Holyoke Junior College. He re- duced: an 8-inch^cook-n-hook
Albany school system.
the Cobleskill Methodist Church. ceived a B.S. degree in chemical engineering from Lowell spoon that hooks to cooking
hostesses.
The couple plans an Aug. 12 wedding.
He will speak on "Girl Today- Technological Institute, Lowell, Mass., and is employed as a utensils and'is an aid for topo
BEAUTY
SALON
Woman. Tomorrow."
of-the-fan^e food preparation •
process
engineer
at
the
General
Electric
Co.,
silicone
prod445
Stats
St.—FR
4-3203
The girls will return to the
Joint Program
and/Serving. Ekco Housewares O
OVER
M
A
C
K
DRUGS
ucts
department,
Waterford.
college following the banquet
j £ < Franklin Park, 111. •
Planned TonigJit
A June 3 wedding is planned.
for the evening session, consist-!
ing of discussion groups with
The Woman's Fellowship of
foreign students,
the First Baptist Church will
Sunday Activities
meet today at 6:30 p.m. in
the Albany Street Methodist
Sunday morning, the girls
Church. Dinner will be served
will attend the church of their
by members of the women's
host family before gathering at
group of the Methodist
the college for the closing cerechurch.
mony. Miss Sasha Hovak, president of the planning board and
Following the supper, a faslv
a member of Senior Troop. 105,
^PTV^lhfty-^ntitl£a__!'Touches
^roadajbjn^-.jalL^rejent emof Spring'-'/vHll be"prele*
through the courtesy of Carl's
atches-to^tfie^paftli
under the direction of Mrs.
pants and friendship pins to the
guests-at-thisrtinre::
Louise; Boyka.
Mrs.' J. W. Szymascek,
Families in Cobleskill and the
chairman, and Mrs. Carl
surrounding area will provide
Taylor* assistant chairman,
housing and transportation for
of the . Schenectady Literacy
the girl seniors during the three
Volunteer Program will give
days of theT conference.
, /
an illustratedlectuVe concerrF
The conference is opeh^to^all
ing the program.
267 Senior Girl Scouts in MoMrs. Harry Sombor will
hawk Pathways Council. Senior
serve as toastmistress for the
scouts from two neighboring
evening.
'.
G.S. Councils, Adirondack and
North/Country, are also being
invited.
/ E a c h Senior Troop in the"Council has been assigned an area of
responsibility for the conference,
with the troop's representative
to the planning board serving as
the troop's chairman.
Glee Clubs of the College of
Troops, their representatives,
Saint Rose and Villanova Uniand
assignments for the Conferversity will present a joint conence
include: Troop 77 of Midcert Friday at 8 p . m . a t Philip
dleburgh,
Miss Elaine Osterhcut,
Livingston Junior High School,
registration;
- members of the
Albany.
Senior
Planning
Board, super. Choristers will be led by Dovised
by
Miss
Mary
Beyer, will
nald J. McCarthy, director of TO WED—Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Moore of Grand Gorge have
be
hostesses;
Troop
5 of this
the CSR Glee Club,. and Her- announced the betrothal of their daughter, Terry Lynne, to
city,
Miss*
Chris
Shaver,
exhibert Fiss, director of the Vil- George W.-Hunsinger of Eastern Avenue, son of Mr. and Mrs.
bits;
Troop
274
of
Amsterdam,
lanova Club. Selections will, in- AmoS/Hunsinger of Harvey's Lake, Pa.
Miss Kathy Buckner. ceremony;
clude songs from the Lerner
/Miss Moore was graduated^ from Grand Gorge Central Trotip -55 of Scotia, Miss- Kathy
and Lowe ~nfusical, "My Fair School and is in her senior year at Ellis Hospital School of
Lady," Bethovan's "Hallelu; Nursing. Her fiance, an alumnus of Lake Noxen High School, Fisher, name tags; Troop 102 of
jah," "Un Bel di Vedremo" Harvey's Lake, and of the Guild X-ray School, Saranac Lake, this city, Miss Cindy Williams,
name tags; Troop 61 of Scotia,
from "Madam Butterfly"> and a is employed as an X-ray technologist at Ellis Hospital.
Will most people pick the Mustang? Which TV set will they pick? Maybe you'll pick a
Miss Mary Beyer, programs;
/X
medley of folk songs.
and Troop 182 of this city, Miss
prize others overlook and your chances of winning will be hundreds of times better than
The program,,^ sponsored anSar"ah Plouffe, programs.
in ordinary sweepstakes. And you can enter as many times as you Jike!'"
nually' by the: CSR Mothers'
Troop 12 of this city, Miss EuAuxiliary, is open to the pubstice, table favors; Troop 93 of
lic. Proceeds will benefit the
Burnt Hills, Miss Pat Trombly,
Saint Rose building fund, Propatches;
Troop 105 of Broadalject 70. Tickets may be obtainbin,
Miss
Celia Hughes, song
* •
ed at the college and at the
fest;
Troop
164 of Gloversville,
NEW YORK (UPD—Withoutielude: Obtaining a good grade,
door..
' .
Miss
Lynne
Chase, preliminary
.—:—-»
:—
resorting to bugs, key-hole escaping the draft, or, "doesn't literature; Troop 277 of Ballston
Syrups, molasses, or catsup, peeping or even gumshoes, | everyone?"
will slide right out of a journalists at a major universi- Marijuana. "It is known that Spa, Miss Gretchen Siwek, film;
measuring spoon or cup if you ty have come up with a report plainclothes federal and . city Troop 122, Adirondack Council,
first coat the utensil with oil or on cheating, marijuana, shop- narcotics agents have been on Clover Patch program; Senior
Planning Board, Miss Lynne
shortening.
lifting and premarital sex on campus for over a year," the Chase of Gloversvile, public re;
student journalists reported.
campus.
lations; Senior Planning Board,'
- Your first impulse might be According, to one student quoted Misa Hovak of Broadalbin, closAll you do is decide what you want to win most
NOW INSTANTLY STOP to label the school Sin College in the" report, more than 500 ing ceremony; and Troop 1 of
from this big prize list - then fill out the coupon
or Decadent U. and notify the students have tried marijuna or Palatine Bridge in the Canajostating which prize you would like to become eligible
ALL DRY
now are using it.
authorities. But hold on.
harie
Council,
Miss
Linda
Fosto
win. More entry blanks at your store. So, enter as
Why do they try it? A student
The report on morals at the answered: "By smoking one is ter, clean-up.
many times as you like. Start picking and good luckl
University of Pittsburgh isn't a able to see into the world
EXOTIC TOMATOES
sensational expose indicating around him. And all the phonlTop
broiled tomatoes with a
that the. school has cornered ness is more easily perceived.
Polaroid Swinfor
"MrJohnT Mink Boa
1967 Mustang Hardtop
spicy
deviled
sauce. Combine in
Norelco Men's Electric Rator
moNj- than its fair share of Your mind is relaxed and you're
GE Solid Stats Stereo Radio
GE 23* Consol* Color TV
top of a double boiler 1 hardColumbia 24* Guft Bicycle
campus problems.
Kodak
Inttamatic
I
m
m
Movit
Camora
at ease."
19" GE Table Color TV
cooked egg, mashed, 3 tableBlack t Decker 7J<* Power Saw ,
Ladlit
Soede
Coat
Reports from other campuses Premarital sex. The director spoons of butter or. margarine,
GEPorta-ColorTV — U»
GE Refrifirator—IIAeu.ft
Sunbtam
Blinder
I* yonr «kin "fl»ktu»"M>o deter- indicate such problems are an of student health services quot1 egg, slightly beaten, 1 table'*•
Samsonite ladies Suitcase — Puflman
gents mako-your hands rough,
Columbia
24'
Boy'
s
Bicytlt
Polaroid Color Pxk Camtn
ed an "extremely tenuous statis- spoon each of Worcestershire
•oraorredr If your skin U Irritated integral part of contemporary
Sunbeam Hair Dryer
Tinrn
ElKtrie
Watch
Diwilt
Radial
Arm
Powtr
Shop
by dfetercant*. you need ANTI- life in the • halls of higher tic of 20 per cent for the number sauce and wine vinegar, 1 teaHamilton Beach Electric Canrinf Rnlfe
Adjoitible
Keel
Surfboard
Portablt
Sin{K
Snrinf
Mithini
TERGE PROTECTIVE CREAM.
learning. Pitt, in many ways, is of students at Pitt who use birth spoon each of sugar and curry
' GE Disposal
GE Hit>Spted Clothes Dryer
GEAtr Condition* -7M0BTU
Jmt ona BO-«econd application irlvt* Typical University, U.S.A. For control drugs. The journalists powder, and \'-x teaspoon of preCypress Gardens Water Skits
Sylrinia AM-FM Radio
Vox Electric Guitar
instant relief. That'* bocauw ANTI»
said this must indicate a good pared mus'tard. Cook over hot
this
reason,
the
report
has
inMartin Model 99 M-1 Automatic 22 cal. Rifle
Eureka
Electric
Broom
TERGE ie a remarkable moiituminf,
Kodak Inttamatic tmm Projtctcr Zoom Itns
7
x SO Binoculars
protective cream. Not eticky. Not terest for parents of contempor- d e l of student disbelief in the water 3 to 4 minutes; stir conGE
Portable
OishwathK
Yamaha Sports Cycle —10 ex.
traditional moral values con- stantly until mixture thickens.
gTpniy. Heals detergent hands and ary collegians everywhere.
Sony
Watkie Talkie — 6 mile rente
International
5
pc.
Sitter
Tea
Stnrice
GE UpotM Food Frmtr -11A cu. ft
cerning sex. "Apparently gone Remove from heat and let
taUntlysoftena and atop«dry''Skin.Glaser
Electric Barbecue with Rotisserie
Umbrella
Campirj
Tent-15'18'
Underwood Portibli Tjrprrrittc
Highlights of the report, pub- is the Puritan idea that right is
Fltks". POSITIVE RESULTS
Sunbeam Electric Fry Pan—Teflon Coating
Cominfwtrt
7
pc.
Easy
lrrin|
Sit
stand
while
broiling
6
tomatoes,
21*
lawn
Boy
Powtf
Mcwtt
QUARANTBED. '
' '
lished as a supplement to' the right, wrong is wrong, and there
Rhril Electric Can Opener
Golf Clubs (Men) Set ol 7 with Bag
halved, seasoned to taste with
HoaifiU Chain Saw-X112 .
"Pitt News," student paper:
At cosmetic countera and
is no middle area," they said. salt and pepper, sprinkled with
Sunbeam Waffle i Griddle
Sony 4-Traek Strrn Tap* Rttord*
520.00 Food Gift Certificates
beauty unions eTerywherel
Cheating. A survey of more Polled students largely feel
GE Electric Rente — JO* oren
(lOOInditidualpruM)
bread
crumbs
(use
total
of
V
4
GE Filter naClothitWiJbtr
than 200.000 freshmen at 2,11 that peer group condemnation cup of crumbs) and dotted with
Redeemable at your lairorite pocer't.
Samsomte Men's Suitcase — 2 suit
Evlnrrtt Outboard-ihp.
colleges found 20 per cent ad of pre-marital sev has dropped, butter. Before serving, top each
mitting to cribbing on an examl adult condemnation is as strong half with #ome sauce. Makes
protect we
Pick the package with the lovely Red R o t e . . . R e d Rose "extra measure 1 ' tea bags.
nation in the past year. At Pitt, as ever and the pill is changing 6 servings.
Comfort Mff. Co., Chicago 7, 111, investigators reported cheating morality.
apparently has reached an acute Shoplifting The Pilt Book
stage. Reasons vary and in Center estimates M0.000 to 'Refresher Day*
•M%U.*<
^7~JoO.OOO worth of books and «uch
Varf- - ^ " f r - ^ "
HOW
SPECIALLY
PRICED!
f
On Wednesday
is lifted annually.'
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zi tint
riCK»run swttpstans. p o aox<s*u. poatuno, m i n i »
effitiil*3try bl|»k M tiart tttm Vtt\ t»4 iri'<citi
"We do not steal. We are in
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SIZE
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A "Refresher Day" for
wMeh pfirt in frtnt to wto. Mm «*k «ttr| »?*•
flCtiT'H.
the age group nationally recogPACKAGE OF RED ROSE
rtf*j with th« b«t lop er m t p t t i V H ttb (tsm i » j
nized as most apt to steal. But mothers has been scheduled
PH P«M tit btf f i d if* M mftxuMt ( » « ; - ' * to:
for
Wednesday
from
ft
a.m.
Initlir'v
there is a great deal of evi"EXTRA MEASURE" TEA BAGS
riCK-A-fWE JwtEfSTAWX.
(h.•»»*-« 3 Ki.'t K* * >"* 5 »'*i
to
1
p.m.
at
the
Dominican
dence
to
prove
that
we
are
no
p.o.
p*«y*vr*tiiM.Hi'-,»eim.
With remotoglcaJ skills aided
more subject to human failings Retreat House.
fMH I t Cttli I t )T»« WhK. iMh I "I t.*p f f tlb It
by technical Instruments such
The Rev. .tames Plastaras.
than anyone else . . . "
• « %rUy fM t v i pri» jffto M'Kt £oto«l rutt t*
Uttn
as our diamond scope. Your
pttt*t»d H k y Mi T SO t »4 r * * M 4feyJ I M 7.1K7.
There was no report on an- CM., • author, lecturer and
old diamond accepted In trad*,
A wI'Mr will I* t»»«»M tor fVtry ertn ly i« In*
t^l.
other University, U.S.A. prob- professor at the inter-diocesd»p«^4«^t|*i|ii|«ti''Vt»^.*/i«'«rtr;llUrj!tlem — drinking. A box on the an seminary, Our I,ady of
f»f. fer ttt d w»i»»ft «-t':i» t#t
tiitiutl
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Mayfair Jeweler* & first page of the "campus mo- Angels in Glenmont, will ditltr*f*4 f\i'w.
tmf^yyci «T Ptrnc** B — 4 Tti.
rect Ihe day's activities. Sisrality" supplement explained:
tfc«if t(ty»r1rt;ji| »t*fCf K X j ' t V * * p » H « n t l M ^ | i l
Gff--*"t K t - t
Silversmiths -;
"In the interest of the univer- ters and volunteer women
t f u t w k t r i P*d Rot* t i l it r:\fi
i n ln*li|*U.
261 Saratoga Rd.
sity community, the editorial will assist as baby sitters for
OVir vsVl wh»n pro*i>Mt»d, t n H M rttt/icinJ.
Mritt.
Mayfair 8hopplns;vClr.
board of the Pitt News has the pre-school children.
MA H*WI r^ »• Miy n m». n*n wrt MttKn wnainn r« «w.
Open Evenings 'HI •
It has been noted that resdeemed it unwise to delve into
m-S701
the area (A drinking on cam- ervations may be made by
pus."
contacting the retreat house.
Mtmbsf A«*«rle«* # t r t %c*M
*%tecfals timed for
^SPRING
I,
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3
Choristers'
Contest Set
chance to win because you pick the prize you
want to win—154 prizes—including a
'67 Ford Mustang and 3 GE color TVs/
College Problems Subject
Of Recent Campus Survey
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Appliances! Cameras! Sporting
Equipment! Stereos! 154 Prizes
in all! Something for everyone!
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ANTI-TERGE
CREAM
Buy Your Diamond
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