Dad's Club Releases Shaker High Sports Schedule
The Dad's Club of Shaker High School announced the interscholastic schedule with Robert C. Jackson assisting. Varsity baseball travels to Scotia Thursday at 4 p.m. and hosts Colonie Center on April 26, plus an April 28 away game at Schalmont. Junior high baseball plays Columbia away May 4 at 4 p.m., and Niskayuna May 7 at home. Bethlehem hosts April 29. Executive committee meets May 24 at Shaker High. plans for a June sports banquet.
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Dad's
Shaker High School
Robert C. Jackson
North Colonie Central
Scotia
Colonie Cen- Y
Schalmont
Columbia
Niskayuna
Bethlehem
David Mitchell
Dad's Club
Robert Clark
Clarence Pitts
Seciary
Lawrente
Church Society Rummage Sale For Parish Building Fund
The Altar-Rosary Society of St. Pius X Church Loudonville will host a rummage sale at the Church School from Wednesday to Saturday. Hours run 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, with 9 to 10 a.m. on Saturday. Cochairs are Mrs Ignatius Yanas and Mrs James Rooney. Proceeds support the parish building fund. Parishioners may donate items at the Church School through Tuesday.
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Altar-Rosary Society of St. Pius X Church
Loudonville
Ignatius Yanas
James’ Rooney
Latham Community Players rehearse Harvey for May show
Members rehearse Mary Chase comedy Harvey for Fort Ferry School auditorium Friday and Saturday May 14 and 15. Key roles include John Barker Mrs Joan Small and Miss Linda Grenier in the fifth annual production by the group.
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Latham Community
Mary Chase
Harvey
Forts Ferry
Thes
John Barker
Joan Small
Linda Grenier
Town Building Permits Rise in Colonie in March
The Building Department of the Town of Colonie issued 86 permits in March with an estimated total construction cost of 786,793 dollars. Of these, 43 permits were for residential construction totaling 626,500 dollars, per building superintendent Karl J. Ferguson.
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Town of
Colonie
Karl J. Ferguson
Mock Trial to Be Staged by Shaker High Key Club
The Key Club at Shaker High School Latham will present Youth and the Law a mock trial for a high school youth accused of a crime. The event on May 3 at 1 30 p m features arena officials addressing the student body and is sponsored by Latham Kiwanis Club. Robert Bovee says 1 000 boys from 328 Key Clubs statewide are expected for a state parley May 7 to May 9 at Grossinger's. Shaker participants include James Estep and 15 other students with several officials in attendance.
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Key Club
Shaker High School
Latham
Robert Bovee
Shaker
Latham Kiwanis Club
Bovee
Grossinger
Michael Roland
Kiwanians Plan Library Expansion Talk at Colonie Meeting
Colonie Kiwanis Club hears Charles F. Little of Colonie Library Assn outline plans to expand the public library at 492 Shaker Road and open a Village of Colonie branch at a Monday noon meeting at Howard Johnson's. Dr. Richard P. Clinigan introduces him. John F. Lucey presides. Kilgallen receives a certificate of appreciation for Seasonal Topics talk.
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Charles F. Little
Colonie Library Assn
Shaker Road
Colonie
Colonie Kiwanis Club
Howard Johnson's
Richard P. Clinigan
John F. Lucey
Joseph Kiigallen
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Richard R. Worth
Kilgallen
Elvh
Slight Fire at Boston Store Cafeteria in Latham Center
A small fire in the cafeteria kitchen at the Boston Store in Latham Shopping Center was quickly extinguished by the Latham Fire Dept after an alarm at 9:05 a.m. yesterday. Only minor damage occurred and the cafeteria reopened soon after.
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Boston
Latham Shopping Center
Latham Fire Dept
Elks Lodge Auxiliary Plans Year of Events
The Colonie Lodge of Elks Ladies Auxiliary outlined year activities at a recent meeting with Nell Mayba presiding Tickets for the May 26 card party are on sale and co chairs Elaine Hollis and Jean Zborowski were named The May 11 installation of new members was set and Rose Hartley to direct the event Publicity chairmanship went to Robert Tyson Plans include a June food sale a September card party a rummage sale in October and a November smorgasbord.
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Colonie Lodge of Elks
Nell Mayba
Rose Hartley
Hartley
Elaine Hollis
Jean Zborowski
Mayba
Robert Tyson
Church Notices in Latham and surrounding parishes
A compact list of Sunday worship times and church activities across Latham Newtonville Loudonville and nearby Catholic churches. It names Rev. Leon M Adkins Rev. George E Kenyon Rev. Stephen W Gillespie Rev. Norman B Elling Rev. Charles K Dwyer Rev. William T Cornelius Rev. Gilbert G Bilezikian Rev. John R Grooters Rev. Don Brushett Rev. Alfred 0 Siegel Rev. Charles FE Rice Rev. Walter G Like and others, with service times Sunday school and special sessions.
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Latham Area
Latham Shopping Center
Stephen W. Gillespie
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
George E. Kenyon Jr
Good Shepard Lutheran Church
William T. Cornelius
Latham Community Baptist Church
Leon M. Adkins Jr
Newtonville Methodist Church
Donald Brushett
Calvary Methodist Church
Leon M. Adkins
God
Good Shepherd Lutheran
George E. Kenyon
St. Matthew's Episcopal
Resurrection Lutheran
Norman B. Elling
St. Michael’s Episcopal
Charles K. Dwyer
Latham Community Baptist
Loudonville
Gilbert G. Bilezikian
Latham Bible Baptist
William Pedersen
Niskayuna Reformed
John R. Grooters
Calvary Methodist
Don
Ald A. Brushett
Our Savior's Lutheran
Walter G. Like
Our Lady of Assumption
Joseph P. Warden
Pi X
Megr
Gerald H. Kerwin
Dante F. Cronin
Ask Vote On Driver Education Resolution on May 5
Two qualified voters of North Colonie School District request a resolution be placed on the May 5 ballot authorizing the board to fund a summer driver education program with about 4000 dollars. The board may approve the appropriation but will decide actual spending.
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North Colonie
Paul F. Goliber
Brookwood Drive
Latham
Jessie Ogden
Board of
Education of
Central School
Colonie
Patricia Sullivan Named Dufresne Campaign Aide
Mrs. Patricia Sullivan of 2 David Court Colonie was named chairman of the women's telephone committee Thursday night in support of Robert F. Dufresne for the GOP nomination for supervisor in the November elections. Dufresne opposes Supervisor William K. Sanford for the Republican designation. Sullivan urged supporters to contact her for assignments and she was also named chairman of the finance committee with Frank Lincone as cochairman.
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Patricia Sullivan
David Court
Colonie
Women's Telephone Committee
Robert F. Dufresne
GOP
Dufresne
William K. Sanford
Frank Lincone
Cochairman
Knights Planning Breakfast April 25
Latham Council Knights of Columbus will hold a communion breakfast on Sunday April 25. Members attend 8 a.m. Mass at St Ambrose Church Latham then proceed to The Crossroads. Thomas K Alund is general chairman. Hoffman and Alund named delegates to the state convention in Saratoga Springs. Bobbitt Moran alternates.
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Latham Council
Knights of Columbus
George W.hoffman
St. Ambrose Church
Latham
Thomas K. Alund
Hoffman
Alund
Saratoga Springs
Frederick P. Bobbitt
Thomas C Moran
Funeral of John A. Scheuermann in Albany
Funeral services were held for John A. Scheuermann of 91 Everett Rd Colonie who died Tuesday at Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was a West Albany native, lifelong Our Lady of Angels Parishioner and Holy Name Society member. He was husband of the late Margaret Dettling Scheuermann and brother of the late Very Rev Gregory Scheuermann. Sollem Requiem Mass will be Monday at 9 a.m. at Our Lady of Angels Church with burial in Our Lady of Angels Cemetery.
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Scheuermann
John A. Scheuermann
Everett Rd
Colonie
Memorial Hospital
Awack & Lots Mortuary
Albany
Our Lady of Angels Church
West Albany
Holy Name Society
Margaret Dettling Scheuermann
Gregory Scheuermann
Franciscan Order
Leopold Scheuermann
Sol Lema
Ove Lady I Angels Cemetery
St Ambrose Post CWV Plans Banquet and Events
St Ambrose Post CWV outlines plans for a banquet on the anniversary date October 17 to mark its 10th year including a membership drive. Organized in Latham in 1958 by Fred J. Fletcher with the Albany County Chapter CWV backing and Monsignor Cronin’s cooperation. Also discussed Memorial Day parade participation in Colonie May 29 and a Memorial Day Mass May 30. A work party to clear debris on post grounds is planned with a final debris pickup date May 1. John A. Richmond will accompany two Albany County spelling bee champions to the state competition in New York City April 24. Donna Rinaldi and Kevin Prediger, St. Ambrose and St. Joseph’s Green Island students, are named county champions.
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CWV
St. Ambrose
Latham
Daniel F. Cronin
St. Ambrose Church
Colonie
John A. Richmond
Albany County
New York City
Donna Rinaldi
Church Athletic Group Meeting Planned at St. Clare's
The Athletic Association of St. Clare's Church Colonie invites parents of Colonie Little League and Babe Ruth League players to meet with managers and coaches. The next session is April 25 at 7 p.m. in the parish hall. Philip J. Garry is new president and Charles Stebbins and Fred Young are named cochairmen of the membership. New committees are being formed to carry out the association's goals.
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the Athletic Association of
St. Clare's Church, Colonie
Colonie
Niskavuna Forms Economic Development Committee
Richard C. Fritz named Niskavuna supervisor and formed an economic development committee to study attracting light industries and laboratories to expand the tax base without altering residential character. Members include A. C. Irwin as chairman and John J. Halpin among others.
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Richard C. Fritz
Niskavuna
A. C. Irwin
John J. Halpin
R. Ned Landon
C. T. Make Jr
PR. W. McChesney
Harold N. Lowe
Timothy P. Ryan
Presbyterians Plan Two Worship Services at Loudonville Church
Two services will be held tomorrow at Loudonville Presbyterian Church with a family service at 9 30 a m led by the Junior Choir and a second service at 11 a m Nursery care will be provided for both. Plans are under way for the Youth Fellowship Retreat at Hebron Camp next Friday and Saturday.
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Loudonville Presbyterian Church
Alfred C. Siegel
Youth Fellowship
Hebron Camp
Engineering unit head will speak at joint society meeting
Philip M. Kimmel president of the State Society of Professional Engineers will speak on Society Purposes and Activities at a joint meeting of area units next Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the Tom Sawyer Motor Inn Albert M. D. Cassel vice president Zone 4 will also speak.
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Philip M. Kimmel
State Society of Professional Engineers
Tom Sawyer Motor Inn
Albert M. D. Cassel
Poison Gas Sunk In Sea Off France
About 1000 tons of World War I mustard gas were sunk in the Atlantic off France by the Defense Ministry. The gas was packed in corrosive barrels inside concrete blocks and hoisted overboard from ships several hundred miles offshore into waters over a mile deep near Angouleme, raising concerns among local residents about leakage.
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Paris
Atlantic
France
Defense Ministry
Angouleme
Init
Halfmoon Legion Unit Hosts Birthday Party
Mohawk Post Auxiliary of the Halfmoon Legion held a birthday party Monday evening after a business meeting honoring Mrs. Evelyne Ayotte. Esther Hillebrandt presided and named the nominating committee for the annual officer election. Five auxiliary members visited Albany Veterans Hospital, aiding patients in recreation as part of rehab. Cake and ice cream followed, with a white elephant sale closing the fundraiser. Hostesses were Dora Michaels, Eleanor Doran, and June Wooster.
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Mohawk ‘Post Auxiliary
Legion
Halfmoon
Heald
Evelyn Ayotté
Ayotte
Esther Hillebrandt
Ruth Anderson
Marion Jones
Mary Reckner
Veteran's Hospital
Albany
Charlene la Mountain
Clifton Park-Halfmoon
Hillebrandt
Dora Michaels
Eleanor Doran
June Wooster
Levitt Announces Final State Aid Distributions for Schools
State Comptroller Arthur Levitt reports the final quarter distribution of state aid to public schools totaling 527,166,872.61 dollars. Rensselaer County receives 3,845,572.70 for cities and villages and 1,343,961.16 for supervisory districts. Contiguous counties follow with Albany 3,929,913.37 and 3,699,341.84. Saratoga 4,134,111.59 and 1,885,586.93. Washington 1,213,781.34 and 2,135,601.65.
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Arthur Levitt
Rensselaer County
Contiguous
Albany
Saratoga
Washington
Withdraw Complaint In Mischief Case
Complaint withdrawn in Troy Police Court before Justice Joseph F. Daly in the Richard A. Unger case. Unger, 20, RP I student of 2 Eaton Rd, Perth Amboy, Nu, was involved in a malicious mischief incident at Albert Patricelli’s restaurant at 7 Third St. A scuffle of youths preceded the front window being broken and police investigated after midnight Thursday.
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Troy
Joseph F. Daly
Richard A. Unger
RPI
Eaton Rd
High St
Perth Amboy
Albert Patricelli
Third St
Speigletown Fire District fills vacancy in leadership
Eugene Peyser was elected vice president of Speigletown District Volunteer Fire Co to replace Roger Dormandy who becomes president after serving the unexpired term of Edward Kehn who moved away. The vote occurred at the fire station on Rt 40. Fire Chief Warren Fane urged six drills weekly and 500 feet safe distance for motorists behind apparatus. Boy Scout Troop 79 scrap drive planned districtwide tomorrow. Speighaires win national event with color guard. Bernice Brown and Shirley Hansen advise.
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Eugene Peyser
Speigletown
Warren Fane
Speighaires
Reneselaer County Bar to Honor Wachter at Troy Club
The Rensselaer County Bar Association will hold a Monday supper at the Troy Club featuring a ceremony for Edward A. Wachter a long time civic social youth and fraternal leader. James M Strang Troy attorney will chair the event with reception in charge by Bruce W. Hislop. Wachter also receives the county Liberty Bell Award for outstanding citizenship and is named a 1965 NYS Bar Association outstanding citizenship award recipient to be presented at the New York World's Fair in May.
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Reneselaer County Ba Association
Troy Club
Edward A. Wachter
Troy
Edward J. Malone
James M., Strang
John P. Weatherwax
Malone
Wachter
Bruce W. Hislop
New York State Bar Association
Third Judicial Department
Mr. Strang
Committee On
George F. Curley
George W. Singiser
Donald J. Shanley
Owen D. Connolly Jr
Edward W. Pattison
William R. Jubic
Polaris Go Home Demand at Scottish Union Conference
The Scottish Trades Union Congress representing 300000 workers urged removal of the U S Polaris submarine base at Holy Loch on the Isle of Bute during its annual conference yesterday.
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Polaris
Rothesay
Isle of Bute
Scotland
Scottish Trade Union Congress
U. S
Holy Loch
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Pick Up and Delivery Globe
AAA
Wallon
Aenerica
Troy Auto Club
Elks Lodge
Knights Planning
St. Ambrose Post
Catholic War Veterans
Ambon
War’ Vroe
Church Athletic Group
Levitt
Fire Department
James M
Strang
Zenith
Dumont
NORGE
James J. Collins
Am Hoffman
Ian
Turkey
U.S. Route 9
Hoffman's Playland
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Alesanon
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