Ward Party Plans Annual Benefit for Seminary Fund
Court Margaret CDA announces the annual ward party at The Hotel Troy on Monday to fund the Seminary Fund for Albany Diocese priesthood education. Mrs Mary Monahan chairs with Mrs Kathryn Sullivan as cochairman, plus committees for finance invitations awards tickets publicity entertaining and arrangements. A April 27 business meeting will form a nominating committee for May 11 elections. May 1 a May Day parade delegation will attend, and May 8 a corporate Communion breakfast follows the 8 am Mass at St. Anthony's Church with Sister M Margreta as speaker.
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Court Margaret
CDA
E'pam
Troy
Albany Catholic
Mary A. Monahan
Kathryn V. Sullivan
Cochairman
Mabel Stallmer
Viola Spain
Catherine Cooper
Talbot
Kathleen Christopher
Genevieve Laiona
Land Mire
Betty Flyns
Mary Schnapp
Mary Laviolette
Ixva Creighton
Ann Degen
Catherine O'Hare
Grace Hayes
Mary Burns
Monahan
Margaret
Vail explains budget controversy in North Greenbush town line
North Greenbush Supervisor Thomas J. Vail responded to recent budget controversy, noting three district figures were not included in the preliminary budget due to late data. He said $112,812.48 represents the missing sewer and fire district costs later added, and explained clerk certification issues and record storage space plans.
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Vail
North Greenbush
Thomas J. Vail
North Greenish
Wynantewill
Wynaniskill
Mountainview Terrace
Sand Lake Road
George . Zepf
Preston K. Jones
Zept
Jones
Sand Lake
Winantskill
Défreesivile
Bing
Brees
Tme
Miss Phillips Receives Suggestion Award at KAPL
A Troy woman, Carol J. Phillips of 882 4th Ave, was among Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory winners in Niskayuna for suggesting traffic warning signs at the laboratory entrance. Others honored included Harold B. Peterson of Scotia for the winning incentive slogan, Judith Brazell of Schenectady for a cheaper duplication method, and Helmetad for removing a hazardous partition.
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Troy
Knalls Atomic Power ‘Laboratory
Niskayuna
Carol J. Phillips
4Th Ave
Harold B. Peterson
Scotia
Judith Brazell
Schenectady
Helmetad
Miss Draxler Wins Elks Merit Award
Miss Beverly Ann Draxler daughter of Alderman Louis P Draxler of 336th St earned a State Elks Merit Award for her scholarship achievements. A Catholic Central High School graduate now at New York State College of Education Plattsburg she was notified by Edward A Wachter. The award will be presented May 20 at Rochester.
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Hiss
Beverly Ann Draxler
Elis Assa
Troy Lodge of Elks
Elks
Louis P. Draxler
Beverly Ann
Edward A. Warhter
Patrick S. Flannery
Draxler
Troy Lodge
Troy Lodge ‘of Elks
Elks Asen
Miss Draxter
Alderman
Louis P. Draxter
336Th St
Catholic Central High School
New York State College of Education
Plattsburg
Edward A. Wachter
Patrick
Flannery
Rochester
Miss Draxler
Student Nurses Teachers Club
State Nurses Teachers Assn
GOP to designate candidates at Hendrick Hudson meeting
Rennselaer County Republican group meets at Hendrick Hudson Inn in North Greenbush to designate nominees for local offices at the Primaries. Expected renominations include State and Assembly seats, sheriff, judge, county clerk, treasurer, and congressional nominees in the 20th List districts. District leaders express likelihood of reendorsing incumbents while naming two state GOP committee members from the county.
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Rennselaer County Republican Organization
Hendrick Hudson
North Greenbush
Fast Grambush
Sebodack
Repubic
Lem
Albert Berkowit
Granville
Rensselaer-Washington Counties
Assembly
Douglas Hudson
Harold E. Harriman
Children's Court
Marcus L. Filley
Martin B. Steck
James M. Brahan
Rensselaer County
George Radz
Mary Johnson
Botts
GOP
Cameron J. King
Saratoga County
Congressional
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EDA Court
Broadway
Reece
Anne
Burpee
PTO
Firestone
TauRs
Congress ST
5Th Ave
Central Ave
Albany
Miss Phillips
KAPL
Elks Merit Award
Albany County
Leo W. O'Brien
Ed Albay
Air Pilots
Aii Eet
Troy “River
Rensselaer
Ie Aemel Ao
Paooutty
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