Christine Daniels and Alan Schultz Wedded in St. Peter's Church
Christine Marie Daniels daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond L Daniels Cropseyville married Alan Michael Schultz son of Mr and Mrs Carl J Schultz 28 Moon Lawn Rd Saturday at St Peters Church Rt Rev Msgr Matthew M Brennan performed ceremony Rev Sherwood Carver offered congratulations The couple is to teach and study with Schultz to pursue graduate work at Johns Hopkins University wedding party included Joelle Brown Alice Carter Lynn Shover Bruce Brunschwig Paul Hayford Douglas Daniels William Bate Ned Link bridesmaids wore yellow and green gowns bouquets featured orchids roses and carnations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bate
Ned Link
Schultz
Dior
Mario's Theater
Miss Daniels
Tamarac High School
State University College At
Potsdam
Richard Henry Lee
Anne Arundel County
Tamtrac
University of Rochester
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Mrs Cowley Hosts Lunch and Swim For Marieanne Laquidara
Guest of honor Mrs Donald Stephen Cowley entertained at a Troy Country Club luncheon and swimming party in honor of Miss Marieanne Laquidara daughter of Dr and Mrs Vincent T Laquidara. Miss Laquidara will wed James R Basila of Schenectady on August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stephen Cowley
Troy Country Club
Marieanne Laquidara
Vincent T. Laquidara
Laquidara
James R. Basila
Schenectady
Bridge speed cut to 5 miles an hour at Menands
The maximum speed limit on the Menands Bridge drops to 5 mph from 9 30 am today. Trucks over 10 tons barred. Ardsley Construction foreman Ralph Levatino warns that fast driving can crack fresh concrete and weaken the roadway in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menands
Ralph Levatino
Ardsley Construction Co
Halfmoon Firemen Plan August Field Days and Events
Halfmoon Volunteer Fire Company presided by President William J. Schram announces three fires last month and cancels all competition meetings after a truck loss. Plans include field days August 19 to 21 with fireworks a dance and a fireman competition. Committee chairs named and a special meeting set for August 16 and a board meeting the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Schramek
Halfmoon Volunteer Fire Company
Bernard Melewski
Melewski
Oswego
Niagara Mohawk Power Co
Henry Charette
Schramek
John Ceremuga
Charles Kwazneski
Cochairmen
Casmer Blazejewski
Walter Polak Sr
Joseph Gallo
Gallo
George Hart
Bruno Grestini
Ceremuga
Halfmoon Plans Day At The Races At Saratoga
Halfmoon residents will spend a day at the Saratoga Race Track in a program announced by Town Justice How ar d Reilly. Activities include morning workouts at 8 am a museum tour at 10 30 am a Sara to ga special horse show at 11 45 am a box lunch at 12 30 pm and afternoon races at 2 pm. Groups of 50 plus may participate by contacting Mr Reilly at the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfmoon
Saratoga Race Track
Howard Reilly
National Museum of Racing
Saratoga
Reilly
Kenderdine Takes Command of Defense Personnel Center
Brig. Gen. John M. Kenderdine has assumed command of the Defense Personnel Support Center in Philadelphia, the nation’s largest military procurement and distribution facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John M. Kenderdine
U.S. Defense Personnel Support Center
Basketball Week's Slate Announced
The week features UCLA versus Duke, Texas Western against Kentucky, Duke versus Texas Western, and Kentucky versus UCLA. Texas Western edged Kentucky 83 80 in overtime with Don Carnevale 25 points. Jerry Guter 44 for Kentucky. UCLA beat Texas Western 85 67 led by Steve Guter 39 and Bob Piche 27. Duke defeated Kentucky 88 70 with Larry Casella 17 and Steve Wright 16. Jerry Guter had 37 for Kentucky.
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UCLA
Duke
Texas Western
Kentucky
Don Carnevale
Jerry Guter
Texas
Steve Guter
Bob Piche
Pat Wright
Larry Casella
Steve Wright
Gentile Rites Held for Knickerbocker Steamer Leader
Gabriel A. Gentile Sr. president of the Knickerbocker Steamer Co. died Wednesday at Leon ard Hospital. His funeral was held Saturday from Finn Funeral Home Waterford and St Marys Church with a Requiem Mass by Rev John J Coffey. Interment followed in St Marys Cemetery. Honorary bearers were Knickerbocker Steamer Co. members including Raymond Lounsbury Augustus Hulse Gerald Brent Arthur Mack Richard Tracy and Andrew Cromby. Active bearers were New York States Department of Highways employees Oscar Cooper Jr Francis X Mohan Dominic Gabriel Leo Brocher George Houston and Fred Harder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel A. Gentile Sr
Knickerbocker Steamer Co
Leonard Hospital
Finn Funeral Home
Waterford
St. Mary’s Church
John J. Coffey
O.S.A
Raymond Lounsbury
Augustus Hulse
Gerald Brent
Arthur Mack
Richard Tracy
Andrew Cr
GE Clinches League Title With 5-0 Shutout
GE clinched the National League title by defeating Clinton Lodge 5-0. Gary Mi chaud pitched a three hit shutout and had three hits including a home run. Jim Dalton and Jacques Rivette shared catching duties for GE. Clinton Lodge's battery were Dave Willets and Dave Mahoney. Lodge’s three hits were by Chuck Paniszczyn, Mark Willetts, and Dave Wilson.
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Clinton Lodge
Gary Michaud
Jim Dalton
Jacques Rivette
Dave Willets
Dave Mahoney
Battery
Lodge
Chuck Paniszczyn
Mark Willetts
Dave Wilson
Firemen Contain River Bank Grass Fire Near Mohawk River
Firemen from F. B. Peck Hose Co. were dispatched to a grass fire off River street on the Mohawk River bank near Thursday night's blaze. The alarm rang around 3 p.m. and crews had the fire under control by 3:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Peck Hose Co
River Street
Mohawk River
Waterford Baseball Week Schedule
Games scheduled in the Wa terford Baseball Program include Midget League matchups this week: Lions versus K of C today, Lions versus Legion tomorrow, Cuomo's versus Dunn's on Wednesday, and Dunn's versus K of C on Thursday.
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Waterford
Today Lions
K. of C
Lions
Legion
Cuomo’s
Dunn's
Guest Pastor Maggs to Lead 9 a.m. Sunday Service
Rev John A Maggs will guest lead the 9 o clock Sunday worship service this month while Rev Harold Robinson is on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Maggs
Harold Robinson
39 Astronauts To Study Rocks In Alaska
Thirty nine astronauts and scientists from the Manned Space Center in Houston will spend a week in Alaska as geological training. The Valley of the 10 000 Smokes, near end of August, will host crews expected to collect rock samples on the moon someday.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
Peter the Mint bird and the flying eagle cent
The Philadelphia mint housed a resident eagle named Peter for about six years in the 1850s. He watched coin production, but during a test strike he was fatally injured when the press started suddenly. A taxidermist preserved him in a glass case as a model for U S coins and notes.
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United States
Philadelphia
Mint
Peter
Grandma Moses Museum Opens in Eagle Bridge
The Grandma Moses School house Inc exhibits 800 items from the artist life in the old Eagle Bridge schoolhouse. Highlights include her painting room replica, family heirlooms, dresses, jewelry, early parlor furniture, world gifts, and her 100th birthday portrait by Dean Faucett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Moses
Eagle Bridge
Forrest Moses
Moses
John Case
Hoosick Falls
Grandma
W. D. Thomas
Dean Faucett
Southern Vermont Art Center
Grandma Moses Schoolhouse, Inc
Williams College Library Receives $5000 Grant
Williams College Library has been awarded a five thousand dollar grant from the U S Office of Education under Title II of the Higher Education Act of 1965. The funds will complete files of psychology journals obtain Isis reprints and fill gaps in the Challenger expedition reports from the 1870s.
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Williams College
U.S. Office of Education
Higher Education
Wyllis E. Wright
Science History
Isis
RPI Study Shows grads seek further study and higher salaries
RPI reports rising plans for graduate study among 638 grads and higher starting salaries across bachelor master and doctoral holders. Among 174 bachelor's degree recipients average starting pay is 7981 dollars while masters average 9727 and doctorates 13379. Many graduates accepted jobs or military service with others pursuing further education or part time study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rensselaer
Herbert P. Catlin
Peace Corps
School of Architecture
P. J. Costello Dies At 78 in Bennington Vermont
Patrick J. Costello aged 78 died Saturday at St Marys Hospital after a brief illness. He lived at 737 River Street and was a retired Wagar Inc employee of Troy. A Catholic and St Patricks Church communicant he married the late Charlotte Searles Costello. Survived by one daughter Agnes Grant four sisters Mary Brigette Ann Costello and Nora Mecgarvin and two brothers Richard and Rev Michael E Costello all of Bennington VT plus three grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral services to be held from Herbert and Spain Funeral Home 3056 6th Ave at a time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Costello
St. Mary's Hospital
River St
Wagar's Inc
Troy
St. Patrick’s Church
Charlotte Searles Costello
Agnes R. Grant
Mary
Brigette
Ann Costello
Nora MecGarvin
Richard Costello
Michael
Sister Josephine to Tokyo for doctoral studies
Sister Josephine former director of Sunnyside Day Camp and Mercedarian missionary in Troy is in Tokyo researching for a doctorate in modern languages English Spanish and French She plans to return to Taiwan after months of study and continues her Chinese apostolate from Tokyo.
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Josephine
Sunnyside Day Camp
Mercedarian Missionaries
Berliz
Troy
Tokyo
Taiwan
Pope John
China
Sunnyside
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Alan Schultz
Raymond L. Daniels
Cropseyville
Alan Michael Schultz
Carl J. Schultz
Moon
Alan M, Schultz
Guest of
Toi
Halfmoon Firemen
Marie Stanley
Basketball Week
Mr. Gentile
Douse
Mort Reed
Peter the Mint Bird
Rey Tat
Jem of
Paris
RPI
Cale
Fourth St
P. J. Costello
Ormer Troy
Hury In
Fifth Ave
Michaeleen
Latham Shopping Center
Penney’s
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