Cohoes Wins Three Districts In County Reapportionment
The County Board of Supervisors in Albany approves a reapportionment to create three Cohoes districts total population 6704 6888 and 7003 for the new Albany County Legislature set for fall 1967. Unanimous vote except Edward Rusiecki abstained on one supervisor matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Albany
County Board of Supervisors
Water B
Ralph Pape
R-Coeymans
Edward C. Rusiecki
C-2
Regional Planning Board
Ralph Robinson
C-5
Pape
County Board of Health
Clyne
Robinson
Guilderland Sup
Carl
Secure First Issue of Polish Stamp in Cohoes
Representatives of the Polish community in Cohoes gathered at the Post Office to obtain the first issue of the Polish Millenium Stamp commemorating Poland’s 1000th anniversary of embracing Christianity. Attendees included Rev. Richard Dubas and multiple Polish civic leaders and club presidents.
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Cohoes
Poland
Richard Dubas
St. Michael’s Church
Frank FE. Ze
Queen of Angels Club
John Kulesza
Polish National Alliance
St Michael's Field Day Plans In Cohoes
St Michael's Church in Cohoes schedules the 18th Annual Field Day and Bazaar for Sept 4 on church grounds. Honorary chair Rev Sigmund Olszewski leads organizers including Frank Zecca and names from the Polish community. A planning meeting for committee heads and presidents is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday in the parish hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's Church
Cohoes
Sigmund F. Olszewski
Frank Zecca
Sons of Poland
Ann Widzowski
Rosary Society
John Kulesza
Polish National Alliance
Stanley Kosek
St. Michael’s Fraternal Society
Mrs Bennett's Funeral Held
The funeral for Mrs. Harold W. Bennett was held yesterday at the G. J. Daigneault Funeral Home in Cohoes. Reverend Robert F. Trost of First Methodist Church officiated. Bearers included John W. Newland Harrison Reamer James A. Wilcox Jr. E Iver Carlson Albert E. Stanley and Herman Friedel. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Bennett
G. J
Company B Meets Today for Camp Drum Tour
Company B of the 727th Maintenance Battalion National Guard will meet at 6 50 p.m. at the Cohoes State Armory to prepare for a two week tour at Camp Drum from August 13 to 28 announced last night by Capt. Lawrence R. Favreau.
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National Guard
Cohoes State Armory
Camp Drum
Lawrence R. Favreau
Board approves $500,000 for new laboratory facilities
The board approved the expenditure of 500000 to build laboratory facilities to replace Bender Laboratory, which is to be razed. Other board actions were routine. Named participants include Walters Thomas Lajeunesse C-6 and Paul Bourgeois C-4.
Costume Parties Planned Across City Nine Playgrounds
Playground director Dennis Kostyk announced a costume party in each of the city’s nine playgrounds and parks at 11 am on Thursday. Prizes and refreshments will be provided. Attendance last week totaled 2,399 across Lansing Park Breslin Avenue Van Schaick Island Sunset Park West End George Street School 4 Sargent Street and Berkley Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Kostyk
Lansing Park
Breslin Avenue
van Schaick Island
Sunset Park
West End
George Street
School 4
Sargent Street
Berkley Avenue
Health Unit Schedules Immunizations
Albany County Health Department holds an immunization clinic at Cohoes City Hall from 9 to 9 30 a.m. Diphtheria whooping cough tetanus polio and smallpox vaccines available. Dr Hans D Weiss leads the clinic. Infants two to three months should be vaccinated. Measles vaccine available for ages one to 17.
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Albany County Health Department
Cohoes City Hall
Hans D. Weiss
GOP Unit To Meet In Cohoes Tonight
The family voting committee of the Cohoes Republican Party will meet at 7 30 p m today at Deis Restaurant with Michael T Hughes serving as general chairman presiding over the gathering.
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Cohoes Republican Party
Deis Restaurant
Michael T. Hughes
Hospital Patient Walter Adams At Cohoes Memorial
In hospital at Cohoes Memorial Hospital is Walter Adams of 65 White Street Cohoes.
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Walter Adams
White St
Cohoes
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
Obituary Louise Czerwonka of Cohoes dies after illness
Louise Strychay Czerwonka of 2 Strong Place Cohoes widow of Michael Czerwonka dies Sunday at Cohoes Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. A native of Poland she lived in Cohoes 50 years. Survived by three sons John Joseph Matthew all of Cohoes a daughter Mrs William Donovan of Troy and 13 grandchildren. Funeral from Goralski Funeral Home Cohoes to St Michael's Church for Solemn Requiem Mass Interment in St Michael's Cemetery Waterford.
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Louise Strychay Czerwonka
Strong Place
Cohoes
Michael Czerwonka
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
Poland
Czerwonka
St. Michael's Church
Rosary Society
Police National Alliance
John
Joseph
Matthew Czerwonka
William Donovan
Troy
Gorski
Ontario St
St. Michael's Cemetery
Waterford
P Lattimore Killed In Lansingburgh Car Crash
A 59 year old Troy man Paul J Lattimore of 462 5th Ave died in a two car crash at 112th Street and Fifth Avenue Troy. An 11 year old Colonie girl and a 34 year old Latham man also died. Three others were injured and treated at Leonard Hospital Albany Medical Center Hospital. Police reconstructed the sequence with Thibodeau driving north in a 1959 station wagon colliding with Lattimore in a 1955 sedan. Lattimore’s body was thrown from the car and the front seat expelled. Coroner withheld death ruling pending further findings. Lattimore employed 21 years with United Traction Co. for maintenance duties in Albia Lansingburgh and Broadway stations. Funeral services set for Thursday at 11 a.m. from McLoughlin Funeral Home. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. He is survived by wife Mildred Wagner and six children and siblings. Local responders included Ambulance Service Corp. crews and police officials.
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Paul J. Lattimore
5Th Ave
William Thibodeau
112Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Lattimore
Leonard Hospital
Gene Baxter
Lansingburgh
Troy
United Traction Co
Colonie
Latham
107Th St
Christine
John Aldrich
North Main St
Mechanicville
Thibodeau
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Aldrich
Rensselaer County
Anthony E. Matera
Ambulance Service Corp
Det
August M. Rokjer
Joseph P. Darmt
Michael J. Bruno
Marvin H.ller
Robert J. O'Brien
James Nelligan
James M. Mantello
John A. Tracey Jr
Green Island
Albia
Broadway
North Albany
Amalgamated Transit Union
Mildred L. Wagner
Crawford M
Speigletown
J. Paul
Cohoes
George W. Lattimore
Wilfred St
Chess loss drives inmate to escape from Indiana Reformatory
Robin Smith, 24, labeled “one of the intelligentsia,” won a chess match at Indiana University Medical Center during a two day tournament but fled the institution after losing Sunday. Smith, sentenced in January 1965 to 10 to 25 years for robbery, slipped away with three fellow inmates unnoticed by a counselor.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Reformatory
Robin Smith
Jerome Henry
Indiana University Medical Center
Smith
Boys At Camp Spend 10 Days At Saddle Lake Camp
Boys at Camp Robert Berthiume of 239 Main St and Robert Carpenter of 349 Saratoga St both ten years old are spending a ten day vacation at Saddle Lake Camp in Wilton.
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Robert Berthiume
Main St
Robert Carpenter
Saratoga St
Saddle Lake Camp
Wilton
Waterford Junior Baseball names All Star selections
The All Stars are named across Junior Midget and National leagues of Waterford Junior Baseball. Players from Pecks Knicks Kavanaughs Fords and other teams are listed with numerous individuals named including coaches and officials. The All Star game is scheduled to be held at Garrett Field on Sunday.
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Waterford
Pecks
Rick Forchilli
Fred Shear
William Smith
John Molloy
Richard Fontaine
Jeff Muraski
Knicks
Vince Carnevale
Robert Leonard
Harry Ferguson
John Scarchilli
Robert Williams
Michael Hafensteiner
Kavanaugh’s
Fred Miller
Dennis Carnevale
Tom Lawrence
Ron Cicchinelli
Gary Fogerste
Robert Mayo
Fords
Edward Osterhout
Wayne Beale
Gary Mazula
Dennis Pallozzi
Paul Smith
Victor Gulewicz
Lions
Joseph Charbonneau
Michael Dumas
Robert Finn
Thomas Kelly
Ward Schoonmaker
Daniel Fontaine
Cuomo’s Shoe Store
Dennis Noonan
Anthony Laiacona
Thomas Dion
Chris D'Jernes
Edward Williams
Rick Dearstyne
K. of C
John Noonan
Lawrence Ten Eyck
Chris Trethaway
Thomas Cooper
John van Buren
Terry Carmel
Dunn's Paint Store
Joseph Degnan
Donny Benoit
Wayne Vallee
Matthew Higgins
Richard Dwyer
Timmy Smith
Michael Carnevale
Joseph Fox
Thomas Garrity
Robert Boudreau
Daniel Clement
James Dalton
Daniel Caradori
Justin Driscoll
Gary Michaud
Jacque Rivetts
Clinton Lodge
David Willetts
Charles Paniszezyn
David Swasey
Robert Seitz
Thomas Charbonneau
Gary Strait
Higgins Pharmacy
Donald Harwood
Donald Baker
Daniel Caruso
William Currier
Michael Russell
Joseph Cerroni
Jolly Pump
Thomas Patregnani
Charles Daubney
Paul Zordan
Morton Wells
Steve Hi
Waterford Rescue Squad Auxiliary Meeting Announced
The Waterford Rescue Squad Auxiliary will gather at the new squad headquarters tomorrow at 8 p.m. Officials announced the meeting location and time last night.
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Waterford
Cooper's Homer Secures Midget League Win for K of C
In a Midget League game K of C defeated the Lions 3 to 2. Ed Suprenant pitched and joined Larry Ten Eyck in the winning battery. Tom Cooper led K of C with two singles and a game winning homer in the sixth. Lions hitters included Shoonmaker Kelly and Dumas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C
Lions
Ed Suprenant
Larry Ten Eyck
Suprenant
Bob Finn
Ward Schoonmaker
John van Buren
Tom Cooper
Shoonmaker
Tom Kelly
Jim Kelly
Mike Dumas
Church Services This Week At St Anne St Mary And Wesleyan
St Anne parish holds Thursday evening Youth Sodality bowling party with reservations closing tomorrow. St Mary church notes no Tuesday evening Mass this week. Wesleyan Methodist hosts services today through Sunday at 7 30 p m with special music and singing led by Rev Roger Rounds.
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St. Anne’s
St. Mary’s
Wesleyan Methodist
Roger Rounds
Waterford Senior Citizens Plan Two Meetings
The Waterford Senior Citizens will meet in the Town Hall community room today and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eleven members enjoyed a Lake George boat trip last week as a special event. Mrs Grace Rivage, director, announced the outing and Mrs W Harold Robinson provided transportation.
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Waterford
Town Hall
Grace Rivage
Lake George
W. Harold Robinson
Officials Plan All Star Contest After Games
Joseph Geiger announced a meeting of officers managers and coaches from the Junior Midget and National Leagues at the K of C rooms immediately after tomorrow's games. Plans will be completed for the All Star game to be held Sunday at Garrett Field.
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Joseph Geiger
K. of C
Garrett Field
TEX Plane Costs Skyrocket
Defense figures show the F111 and Phoenix weapon system costs rising sharply. Air Force version about 5 million, Navy model 8 million, with 1962 testimony predicting 2.9 million. Development costs surged from 137 million to 258 million due to changes. McNamara touted identical parts and expected savings of 1 billion.
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Washington
Defense Department
Department
Associated Press
Pentagon
Congress
Air Force
Fort Worth
Tex
General Dynamics
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Calverton
N.Y
Navy
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Boeing Co
McNamara
Britain plans reorganization of farms for new holdings
Britain seeks to unite 16 000 farms of about 45 acres into larger holdings double their size. The small holdings would be offered to farm college graduates just starting out.
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London
Britain
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