RFK Urges Unity Among Democrats for 1968 Ticket
Senator Robert F. Kennedy urged Democratic state chairmen to unite behind Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey, predicting their re election in 1968. He spoke at a breakfast with about 130 officials at a two day conference, urging officials to push the party’s achievements to the nation. Kennedy signaled he would back the Johnson Humphrey ticket and emphasized the need to publicize party credit.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennedy
New York
Humphrey
Johnson-Humphrey
Work
Playground Program Discussed By Waterford Youth Council
The Waterford Youth Council met in Town Hall and outlined spring and summer programs. Dr Paul Grattan reported on his talks with the Town Board and outlined improvements at playgrounds, notably North side and 4th Street areas. Mrs Grace Rivage announced a council dance and a bowling party next month with details to follow.
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Waterford
Paul Grattan
Northside
4Th Street
Grace Rivage
Waterford Church Notices Highlight Weekly Services
Local church notices list service times and pastors for St. Anne's St. Marys Grace Episcopal Trinity First Baptist Waterford Methodist First Presbyterian Wesleyan Methodist and more. Details include mass times Sunday School coffee hours vestry meetings and youth activities across the town.
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St. Anne’s
Leo H. Paradis
St. Mary’s
John J. Coffey
O.S.A
Grace Episcopal
Leoland J. Harrison
Trinity Church
Lansingburgh
First Baptist
Lawrence A. Wheaton
Waterford Methodist
W. Harold Robinson
First Presbyterian
Verner E. Hertzog
Wesleyan Methodist
Ralph G. Lamos
Jesse Russell
Mrs Przygoda Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Joseph Przygoda of 67 Washington Ave former Samofeja Wojtaszek died after a brief illness at Leonard Hospital. She was born in Poland and lived in the area most of her life. She belonged to St Michael's Church Cohoes and Rosary Society. Survived by four daughters Metro Jubak Theodore Kalski Stephen Bojanowski Albert Mazula four grandchildren and a brother in Poland. Funeral Monday from Goraki Funeral Home Cohoes to St Michael's Church for 9 AM Solemn Requiem Mass. Interment in Petal Cemetery Waterford.
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Joseph Przygoda
Washington Ave
Safomeja
Sarah) Wojtaszek
Leonard Hospital
Poland
Przygoda
St. Michael's Church, Cohoes
Rosary Society
Metro Jubak
Theodore Kalski
Cohoes
Breakfast Plans by Sodality at St Anne's Church
The Sodality of the Ladies of St Anne will receive corporate Communion tomorrow at 8 am Mass. The group meets Tuesday at 8 pm in the parish hall with Mrs Frank Jubert presiding to plan a Communion breakfast.
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Sodality of the Ladies of
Grace Church Men Set Food Sale Today
The Men of Grace Church Waterford will conduct a food sale today from 9 am to 3 pm at S&S Cleaners on Broad Street. Chairman John Harneydy says all proceeds go to the church general work fund.
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Men of Grace Church
Waterford
S&s Cleaners
Broad Street
John Harneydy
Museum Board To Meet Monday At White Homestead
Waterford Historical Museum and Cultural Center board to convene Monday at 8 p.m. at the White Homestead. President Gerald K. Douglas urges all committee chairs to attend or send written activity reports.
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Waterford Historical Museum and Cultural Center, Inc
White Homestead
Gerald K. Douglas
Lions To Serve Breakfast Tomorrow
Waterford Lions Club sponsors a pancake and sausage breakfast tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the American Legion hall. Dr. Paul Grattan, club president, says tickets remain available and special tickets are offered for children 12 and under.
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Paul Grattan
Birthday party marks sixth for John Duket
John Duket celebrated his sixth birthday Saturday with eight friends at a party hosted by his mother Mrs. Robert Duket. Refreshments were served during the celebration.
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John Duket
Robert Duket
Harold Moseley
Lois Easton
Schenectady
Kavanaugh
Lords Hook and Ladder
Tomor
Baptist Church
Guidance Unit Elects Colonie Man In Local Race
Peter M. McManus director of pupil personnel services for North Colonie Central Schools was elected president of the Capital District Personnel and Guidance Association. Elizabeth Cunningham Mont Pleasant High School was named president-elect and program chairman. Donna Ross Colonie Central High School reelected secretary. Rev. Joseph Anslement Cardinal McCloskey High School elected treasurer. New trustees include Barbara Carr Joseph Purcell Sadie Schneider Dr Joseph Norton and Robert Berberick. A combined meeting for new and former board is set for Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at Shaker High School in Latham.
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Peter M. McManus
North Colonie Central Schools
Capital District
Elizabeth Cunningham
Mont Pleasant High School
Schenectady
Donna Ross
Colonie Central High School
Joseph Anslement
Cardinal McCloskey High School
Albany
Barbara Carr
Troy High School
Joseph Purcell
Guilderland Central Schools
Sadie Schneider
Washington Irving Junior High
Joseph Norton
The
State University
Baker Sentence Due Next Week
Washington AP reports Bob Baker, former secretary to Senate Democrats, is to be sentenced next Friday for income tax evasion, theft, and conspiracy. He faces up to 48 years in prison and $47,000 in fines. His lawyers plan to appeal the verdict within seven days. He may be freed on bond during the appeal.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
Baker
West Hoosick Notes and Weekend Guest List
Rev and Mrs Allan Moseley and family of Utica were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Moseley. The Gleaners Society will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Charles Piritz with Mrs Lawrence Wheaton of Hoosick Falls speaking on Alaska. Mr and Mrs Steven Cottrell of Rochester spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Clyde Baker.
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Allan Moseley
Utica
Clarence Moseley
Gleaners Society
Charles Piritz
Lawrence Wheaton
Hoosick Falls
Alaska
Steven Cottrell
Rochester
Clyde Baker
Choir Rehearsal For Waterford First Presbyterian Youth
The Youth Choir of the First Presbyterian Church of Waterford will rehearse at 11 45 a m today. New members should attend this rehearsal.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Waterford
State Health Aide Dies Suddenly
Joseph M. Goewey 59 director of safety for the State Department of Mental Hygiene died suddenly at Samaritan Hospital of a heart ailment. He lived at 902 Housick Road Center Brunswick born in Rensselaer and educated in Troy schools and RPI class of 1930. He was past president of Albany Chapter ASSE and a Gilead Lutheran Church member. Survived by wife Helen Lee and daughter Mrs. Mark F. Waltz of Cambridge. Funeral Monday at 10 from Himes Funeral Home with Rev. Peter R. Suarez officiating. interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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Joseph M. Goewey
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Samaritan Hospital
Hoosick Road
Mr. Goewey
Rensselaer
Center Brunswick
Troy
RPI
Albany
American Society of Safety Engineers
Gilead Lutheran Church
Helen Lee
Mark F. Waltz
Cambridge
Himes
Pawling Ave
Peter R. Suarez
Oakwood Cemetery
Giant Sherman tank fined for traffic violations in Grand Rapids
Jerry B. Bauman Jr. of Belmont was fined 85 for operating an overwidth vehicle without a permit. He faced charges for no license plates and defective equipment after officers found his 32-ton Sherman tank broke down on a road. The vehicle had been purchased for kicks last year.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Jerry B. Bauman Jr
Belmont
Bauman
Banman
Kiwanis and church groups hold local events
Oswald Staehle and son Paul I of Collinsville were weekend guests at the Wittig home. The Nazareth Circle of Lutheran Church Women meets Thursday at 8 15 p m at Mrs Clarence Newston’s home. Hugh Trainer spoke to Taconic Kiwanis at Victor’s Restaurant on The Wonders of Theresa Neumena of Italy. Invocation by Nicholas Patterizo. Alvin Ginsburg presided and welcomed Dave Victor, a charter member recently discharged from hospital. Paul Rossi and Mrs Dorothy Miron led the musical program. Tamarac High School Kiwanis Key Club plans next week’s meeting with a Peace Corps speaker.
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Oswald Staehle
Paul I
Collinsville
Oklo
Edward Wittig
Nazareth Circle
The
Lutheran Church
Clarence Newston
Hugh Trainer
East Greenbush-Nassau
Tamarac High School Kijwanis Key Club
Peace Corps
Ambulance Unit Names Chairman For 1967 Fund Drive
John Norris named chairman of the North Greenbush Ambulance Association fund drive with Elmer Quell as co chair. Ernest W. Berry announced the appointment at a meeting and a special session is set for Monday at 8 p m at the ambulance headquarters to organize the drive and assign zone captains. The association praised Mrs Clifford Mohl for donating a new aluminum collapsible wheelchair in memory of her husband and plans further memorial gifts to fund needed equipment. Chief Robert G Jones reported 30 February calls across four accident 11 transportation 11 emergency and 4 fire, covering 454 miles and 201 man hours. Two new members were accepted.
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John Norris
North Greenbush Ambulance Association
Elmer Quell
Ernest W. Berry
Thomas C. Connolly
Norris
Main Avenu
Douglas Street
Clifford Mohl
Berry
Robert G. Jones
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Joan Fontaine
RFK
Sodality
Grace Church
Museum Board
Waterford Lions Club
American Legion
May Herington
Hoosick Calle
Lloyd Pine
Slate
Colonie Man
West Hoosick
Lester Pine
Charles Brady Post
American Legion Hall
Third Street
Vermont
Beneditt
Lions Club
Gladys B. Owens
Wynantskill Home Bureau
Fellowship Hall
First Reformed Church
Chris Palitsch
David McGivern
Warren Page
Palitsch
McGivern
Carl .Paetzold
Rediec
Lee
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