Weatherman Transferred To Capital
Albany native Dalph J. Vredevick will move to Washington DC to work in the climatology office. He has forecast 2000 broadcasts for WELY Troy and Northeastern Radio Network stations. Liel Lee will replace him. Debra and Gregory Vredevick mark birthdays as his Albany Weather Bureau tenure ends.
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Dalph J. Vredevick
Albany
Lie May
Wredepick
Washington
Troy Tesifeil
Frederick
Liel
Lee
Chicago
Tunmorrow
Ie Albans
Debra
Gregory
Cohoes City Pays $28 705 15 On Municipal Notes
Cohoes city did the payment of 28705 15 on notes tied to past bonds. One note of 15000 financed a down payment on a 205000 street improvement bond issue sold July 24. The second note, 13000, related to 337000 municipal bonds issued Sept 21. Both notes carried interest. the periods and charges totaled 426.98 and 279.32 respectively, with additional charges noted.
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Cohoes Wade
Cohoes
National City Bank of Troy
Lal
Orthodox Holy Week Observances At St Nicholas Church
Parishioners of St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church in Cohoes will begin Holy Week with services announced by Rev Eugene Av Serebrennikoff. Sunday marks Palm Sunday with beginn ing rites and the blessing of pussy willows at 8 am and Divine Liturgy at 9:30. Willows replace palms due to Russian native plant use. A note on a municipal tax issue related to 1959 finances is included.
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St. Nicholas
Jerusalem
Screbrennikoll
Russia
Jae Cpaaus
Tharteliboniars
Orthoes Church
Christ
Seretwenniholf
SS Thomas
Eliases
Oca Hall
Stiss Martina Brown
Episcopal Church
Man Beamion Buel
Chester Fink
Hey
Jwere Gyegls
Marian
Leland
Harvison
Altmann
East Schodack
Guldiig
Rae Steels
Earl Jordan Iil Rew Knight
Peckham
James Gould
Maly
Harold Coons Sr
Yal Ghorch
Boyntonville
Hinma Phibbs
Hass
Jalvigs
Wes[ers
Saratoga
I Ilayds
Navy
Gharies C. Morris
Reformed Church
Albert B. Larawway
Anthony Sulack
Ask Corroni
Sonen
Mr Hens
Harrison
Ross
Aley
Lac
Waterford
Tavelson
Waterford Catholic Youth Council hosts parish youth event
Waterford Marys Catholic Youth Council sponsors a Catholic Youth Sunday with a Holy Hour for Our Lady of Good Counsel at 3 pm and a parish social from 4 to 7 pm. Ronald Mealy and Patricia DePasquale lead Youth Study. William Pagatelle and Bonnin Roach chair ticket distribution. delegates attend the High School Citizenship Education Conference at Syracuse University.
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3 Mary's Catholic Youth Council
Mother of Gott
Taunton
Opty
Youth Studley
Ronald Mealy
Petricia DePasquale
Wiliam Pagatelle
Bonnin Roach
Mary Thompson
Winston Taylor
Woaterford High School
Syracuse University
Mary Ann Shosch
William McClean
Linda Sorrell
Robert Shirsiey
William (., Waterhouse
Wattlerhouse
Lernoon
St. Mary's
South Schodack Fire District reforms and local notices
South Schodack Fire District reclassified from Class D to Class C and urges policyholders to notify agents for lower rates. Community events include Firemen Get Together at Cas-uciton, demonstrations by home unit, knitting and sewing lessons, plant sale, and memorial and visiting activities. Local families, officers elected for 1959-60, and attendance at church dedication and socials noted.
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Mes
Frank Morton
Ralph Morton
Dlrs
Morton
Albany Sunray
South Schodack
Clarence ‘Turner
Kutnoth Saicke
James Slovichiah
Keusavey
Mohannes
South
Dobamus Timmistondas
Lountry Carlen Club
Ralph Stineman
George, Mesick Jy
Ralph Shineman
Dirs
Edward Wolff
George Brinkerhon
Michael Thomas
Franklin VandeWal
Mrobert Hall
John Morton
Defreesville
Lester Mann
Donald Stoliker
Rinderhook
Edith Morton
Mrs. Morton
Charles: Austin
Pittsheld
Mass
Prilday
25 Year Service Honor At Stat Woolen Co
Twenty six members of Stat Woolen Co honored Arthur D. Clement Jr for attaining 25 years with the firm. A gold watch was presented by Richard Levi, company president, as the gathering noted the long service. The event marked 750 years of combined service among attendees?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stat Woolen Co
Arthur D. Clement Jr
Richard Levi
Sisterhood Plans Donor Dinner and Talent Show
The Beth El Gisterhood will meet at 8 16 p.m. in the temple vestry with Mrs Samuel G Sedlick presiding. Plans for the donor dinner at Shaker Ridge Country Club May 18 and the Home Talent Show will be discussed. Mrs Irvome Millman chairs, with Mrs Wyung Nelick cochairman. Mrs Lee Greenstein previews the show. Deborah Cohen leads a group of boys in Israeli dance. officers for the coming year will be elected. refreshments by the hospitality committee chaired by Mrs Marvis Galtner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth el Gisterhood
Moulay
Temple Vestry
Samuel G. Sedlick
Wnn
Dover
Shaker Ridge Country Club
Irvome Millman
Wyung Nelick Cochairman
Lee Greenstein
USA
Marvin Jacobson
Frank Lewis
Marilyn Ediron
Deborah Cohen
Morris
Marvis Qaltner
St Bernard CDA appoints poet grand regents amid name dispute
In St Bernard California two poet grand regents Ms Ellen Hoyos and Miss Harlot Campbell are mentioned as having names erased from the original lists. The note requests arrangements for their appointment to serve on the reception.
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Weatherman
Roserblum Bros
Vliet ST
N.Y
Tel
Kingai
Sirloin
Hamburg
RITZ
Maxwell House
Carr
Carr's
Cohges
Ki. Y
Green Island
Lhe
Ratigral Furniture
Remsen
Aleta
Sae
Hanily
Maitzeshill
Grace Kellerhouse
Bath
Frank Bellerhouse
Miss Roverhouse
L. W. Walsh
Philadelphia
Nathaniel Ie
Abad
Meg
Hhuroki Conner
Goons
Hadg Decker
Plattsburg
Herbert Alexander
Miss Cava
Alesangler
Croton
Rae “Steele
Albert Smith Laya
Warren
Mann
Naner
Kinderfuck
Fre Mann Kativu
Tellandale
Ila
Sandy Im Fitzsimmons
Paiback
George Warner
Kitting
I Lesa
Aly Jide Community Center
Withar Thomp
Niverville
Joseph Stocksman
Aluyvesant
Ilogier Mann
Joseph Bealents Fulton
Cecil Champagne
Anaheny
Chante den
Howard Graves
Clarence Graves
North Chathan
South Atlantic
Aly Motee
Cape Canaveral
Piv
Sisterhood
Rhee Vayette
Ais. Euler
Boston
Webster ‘Bacon
Rensen St., Borues
A Mater
Boc
Mason's Raat
Troy
Free World Green
Peter
Meatyrie
Choice Steer Club
LIGGY
Turkeys
Maine
Wabisco
Graham Crackers
2Nd Ave
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