Village Of Colonie Adopts Dog Ordinance
The Village of Colonie approves a dog control ordinance requiring leashes and responsible ownership. Dogs must be confined off property, unlicensed dogs are seized, and owners face court action after formal complaints. Enforcement by town dog warden with village justices deciding final actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonie
William R. Cook
Ordi
Nance
Board of Trustees
Alexander Garceau
Justices of the Peace
Frank A. Tate Jr
Harry D’agostino
Mohawk- Hudson Humane Society
Cook
Veteran Area Newspaperman To Address Club
Edgar S. Van Olinda, a veteran area newspaperman with over 50 years in the field, will speak to the Latham Kiwanis Club Thursday at 6 30 p m at the Crossroads Restaurant on The First Fifty Years Are the Hardest. He helped found the Mendelson Club and the Capitol Hill Choral Society. Roland J. Babbitt will introduce him and Edward R. Wagner will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar S. van Olinda
Latham Kiwanis Club
Crossroads
van Olinda
Mendelson Club
Capitol Hill Choral Society
Roland J. Babbitt
Edward R. Wagner
Sticht to Address Rotarians at Colonie Guilderland
Emil Sticht of the New York Telephone Company and folklore expert will address the Colonie Guilderland Rotary Club at noon tomorrow at Tom Sawyer Motor Inn Colonie Village. He will present a film feature on Historic Hudson River and share experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Sticht
New York Telephone Company
Hudson River
Colonie Guilderland Rotary Club
Tom Sawyer Motor Inn
Colonie Village
Sticht
Sylvester J. Albano
Ravena
Coeymans- Ravena Rotary Club
Albano
Ravena Village
State Dept. of Motor Vehicles
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Stockwell Mourned After Fatal Walk-Into-Car Crash
Ward C. Stockwell, 69, of Hillcrest, was killed Sunday when he walked into the path of a car on Interstate 81 near the Cortland County community of Preble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preble
UPI
Ward C. Stockwell
Hillcrest
Cortland County
Donovan Named To Board
The Colonie Village Board named William F. Donovan to the Planning Board for a three year term and renamed Thorn ton W. Deale to a new term. Mayor William R. Cook announced the changes as presiding official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonie Village Board
Village Planning Board
William F. Donovan
Bridle Path Ln
Thornton W. Deale
Stellaxe Terrace
William R. Cook
R. S. DeVoe
Marion R. Saladin
American Pastor Reflects On Generosity During Stay
Rev. W. Roy Gunstone of Newton Aycliffe England, guest preacher at Newtonville Methodist Church since June, will return to England soon. He praises American generosity and the church’s perspective, notes visits to a rescue mission in Albany and a boys youth camp, and outlines upcoming service arrangements and lay participant roles through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Roy Gunstone
Newton Aycliffe
England
Newtonville Methodist Church
le Roy Adkins Jr
Albany
Cotillion Planning Meeting at Our Lady of the Assumption
A committee will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in LaSalle Hall at Our Lady of the Assumption Church in Latham to plan the annual cotillion. Volunteers are invited to attend and offer their services for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of the Assumption
Latham
LaSalle Hall
Colonie Lodge
BPOE
Dufresne
Elks
Bernard R. Hess
Nun Superior at Castleton Convent Dies at 69
Sister Domicella C.R. died at 69 after serving as superior for five years at the Sisters of the Resurrection Convent Castleton. She taught at Holy Trinity School Troy St. Casimir Albany and St. Adelbert Schenectady. Survived by brother Anthony Kaznowski, nephew Rev Valentine Kaznowski, and niece Sister Theophane. Solemn Requiem Mass. Burial Sacred Heart Cemetery Castleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domicella
C.R
Sisters of the Resurrection
Castleton
Holy Trinity School
Troy
Poland
St. Casimir’s
Albany
St. Adelbert’s
Schenectady
Order
Anthony Kaznowski
Valentine Kaznowski
Flat Rock
Mich
Theophane
Chicago
Ill
Mount Saint Joseph
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Arm In Cast, Gets 30 Inch Whopper
A 12-year-old, Jerry Fritz of Latham, with one arm in a cast, fished at Eel Bay near Alex Bay and landed a 30 inch whopper. He chipped his elbow about five weeks ago and has since worn a cast. His family, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fritz of 17 Aston Road, supports his fishing feat.
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Jerry Fritz
Jerry
Aston Rd
Latham
Michael Fritz
Aston Road
Eel Bay
Alex
Sewer Plan Discussion Set For Barry Court Area
Town Board to reconvene at 8 p m to discuss creating a new sewer district tied to Menands mains. Estimates put project cost at about 120000 with officials and engineers attending the meeting and strong opposition noted among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Sanford
Barry Court
Sanford
Menands
John Forner
Village Trustes
John W. Tabner
P. M. Lakshminarsu
C. T. Male Associates
Robert P. Heywood
Whalen Must File Motions By Sept 20
Federal Judge Oren R. Lewis set Sept 20 as the deadline for pre trial motions by William Henry Whalen. Attorneys E A Pritchard and Edmund D Campbell were appointed to defend the retired Army colonel, indicted for conspiracy to sell US military secrets to Russia. Whalen, who receives a $515 monthly Army pension, was not found poverty-stricken and was placed on a $15 000 property bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
William Henry Whalen
U.S
Russia
Federal District Court
Oren R. Lewis
E. A. Pritchard
Edmund D. Campbell
Whalen
Watervliet
U.S. Federal District Court
Alexandria
Bankers School of Agriculture Attended by Andrews
Lawrence E. Andrews of the National Commercial Bank and Trust Company attends the 1966 Bankers School of Agriculture session hosted by the State Bankers Association with Cornell University Ithaca. The student body mainly includes bank officers and farm representatives from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Andrews
National Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Bankers School of Agriculture
State Bankers Association
Cornell University
Ithaca
Boy on One Arm Hooks 30-Inch Pike on St. Lawrence
A youngster vacationing near the St. Lawrence River fished with a red and white dare devil lure and landed a 30 inch 644 pound northern pike despite using only one arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andria Bay
St. Lawrence
RPI Lands $30,000 Contract Under State Tech Service Program
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute won a $30,000 contract from the State as part of the Technical Services Program announced by Gov. Rockefeller. The program funds technical data transfer and workshops rather than new research, aiding industries from nuclear to electronics and pollution control. The $398,550 total includes awards to Cornell Syracuse Manhattan Fordham Stony Brook Buffalo and St. Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rockefeller
RPI
Cornell University
Syracuse University
Manhattan College
Fordham University
State University At Stony Brook
State University At Buffalo
St. Lawrence University
Police Kill Negro Boy in Queens Car Chase
Two white New York City police officers shot and killed 14 year old Michael Bell of Great Neck after a car chase that began on the Cross Bronx Expressway. The incident near Throggs Neck Bridge led to a grand jury review to determine authority. A 16 year old passenger, Danny Mims, was unhurt.
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New York
Long Island
Queens District Attorney's Office
Michael Bell
Great Neck
Grandview Drive
Dist. Atty
Nat Hentel
Bronx
Richard Salata
Richard Fremer
Cross Bronx
Brucker Boulevard
Throgg’s Neck Bridge
Queens Side
Fremer
Salata
Bell
Danny Mims
Driver Pleads Guilty In DWI Case In Troy Court
Alessio Capano age 23 of 168 3rd St appeared in Troy Police Court before Justice Timothy J Fogarty after an early morning arrest by Patrolman Eugene Bechard. He pleaded guilty to reduced charges of driving while impaired and disobeying a traffic officer order. Capano was fined 50 for DWI and 25 for disobedience and his operator license suspended for 60 days.
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Alessio Capano
3Rd St
Troy
Timothy J. Fogarty
Capano
Ptl
Eugene Bechard
Nassau Girls Return From Area Camps
Nassau girls return from Sha Ta Mac Camp Chatam area sessions listing participants by session. Camperships praised include Darlene Kite Mary Ann Willsey Judy Willsey Kathy Willsey and Laurie Gardenier. Additional girls from Camp Little Notch Ft Ann and other sessions are named in lists.
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Nassau
Chatam
Cindy Richards
Debra Sturm
Donna Swahlan
Patricia Mook
Cynthia Devlin
Laura Moldoff
Janet Moldoff
Valerie Fairweather
Debra Hotaling
Marcia Markell
Karen Markell
Debra Bateman
Judy Devlin
Mary Ann Willsey
Judy Willsey
Kathy Willsey
Robin Heller
Robin Simpson
Darlene White
Nancy Eagen
Frances Fiaschetti
Bonnie Schwartz
Janet Schwartz
Laurie Waters
Darlene Kite
Laurie Gardenier
Camp Little Notch
Ft. Ann
Debra Sperling
Nancy Delaney
Polly Cunningham
Storey Cox
Jane Decker
Nancy Bateman
Susan Delaney
Barbara Becker
Marcia Pechnik
Also Mentioned on This Page
Village of Colonie
William R. Browne
Mr. Sticht
Donovan
Gunstone
Adkins
Alfred Siegal
Loudonville Presbyterian Church
Charles Little
Arthur Walker
Shirley Pekcham
Thomas Davison
Roberta Tompkins
Wesley Carvill Jr
John Chesney
Emmett Ten Broeck
Castleton Convent
Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D.C
Frances McKusick
Laurence Andrews
Bank School
Chevrolet
Kenneth J. Bain
George L. Bricker
America
Fisher
Malibu
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