Planning Board Approves 400-Unit Lake Shore Park Project
The Town Planning Board approved a 400 apartment development on a 52 acre site off Delatour Road near Watervliet Shaker Road. Uman Parente Construction Co of Lindenhurst LI plans 50 buildings total, starting with 20 buildings and 160 units, with a 13 acre pond retained as a park and a fall start possible. Also approved is the subdivision of Fairlawn Estates Section No 2 on Old Mill Road into 51 building lots.
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Lake Shore Park
Planning Board
Fairlawn Estates
Old Mill Road
Latham
Golf Topic Of Kiwanis Talk Today
Ray mond McDowell, retired Shell Oil executive and 49 year golfer, discusses The Rules of Golf and How it is Played by the Royal and Ancient at the Latham Kiwanis Club meeting at Crossroads Restaurant. He cites St Andrews and travels including Switzer land and Ireland during a golf safari. Roland J. Babbitt will introduce. Edward L. Wagner to conduct a brief business meeting.
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Raymond
McDowell
Latham Kiwanis Club
Crossroads
St. Andrews
Scotland
Shell Oil Co
Switzerland
Muirfield
Royal Dublin Golf Links
Limerick
Ballybunion
Ireland
Roland J. Babbitt
Edward L. Wagner
Playground Activities End Season With Townwide Field Day
Colonie town field day at Lishakill Junior High drew over 1,000 children from 14 playgrounds for a day of races basketball volleyball softball and a marathon. Saddlewood led with 122 points followed by Lishakill 93 and West Albany 87. The Divine Rights performed dance contests while James J. Kirker credited 40 000 youngsters using supervised play areas and noted season highlights including bus trips to Cooperstown Hall of Fame and three all day bowling clinics.
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Colonie
Lishakill
Saddlewood
West Albany
The
Divine Rights
James J. Kirker
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
Guest Preacher Rev Angus J Seamans to Lead Boght Church Service
Retired Schenectady minister Rev Angus J Seamans will be the guest preacher at Boght Reformed Church this Sunday at 10 a.m. The guest sermon marks a special morning service for the congregation.
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Angus J. Seamans
Schenectady
Boght Reformed Church
Funeral services for A Nielen Otterbein in Cincinnati
Funeral services were held in Cincinnati for A Nielen Otterbein father of Mary Jane Crannell of Loudonville and William C Moerlein of Newtonville. Retired president of A Nielen Co. of Cincinnati he died Saturday at his home. Born in Cincinnati he was World War II Army veteran and spent his career at A Nielen Co. founded by his grandfather. Survived by his wife Mary Kain Moerlein Otterbein and four grandchildren.
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Cincinnati
A. Nielen Otterbein
Mary Jane Crannell
Loudonville
William C. Moerlein
Newtonville
Otterbein
A. Nielen Co
Ohio City
North Colonie ERS to Nominate Officers at Latham Meeting
The North Colonie Emergency Relief Squad will announce officer candidates at a 7 30 p m meeting yesterday in the Latham Firehouse. Election is scheduled for next month's meeting. A first aid film will follow the business session.
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North Colonie
Latham
Shaker Site Recreation Leagues End Season Awards Old Picks
The Shaker Site recreation season concludes in Colonie with Senior Division champions going 8–0 and Junior Division co champions with Saddlewood. Senior MVP Michael Szomjassy 15 of Newtonville drove in 15 runs and hit .416 for eight games while junior MVP Richard Clemons 13 of Latham went 6–0 as pitcher. Runnerups are Fred Briger and Rod Beadie. Awards honored spirit and multi sport participation.
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Shaker Playground
Colonie
Junoir
Saddlewood
Michael Szomjassy
Meadow Lane
Newtonville
Vincention Institute
Albany
Gordon May
Fred Briger
Richard Clemans
Caroline St
Latham
Shaker Junior High School
Rod Beadie
May
Unit To Plan Fall Winter Activities
The Women s Mission Fellowship of the Latham Community Baptist Church will meet next Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of program chairman Mrs Charles H Houghton 17 Houfer Street to plan the fall and winter season Lay preacher Roger Cleveland will lead the Sunday service in Rev William T Cornelius absence Mr Cleveland has moved to Latham from Oneonta and is a Barrington College graduate Cornelius will return next week from a five week Colorado trip attending a conference of the American Baptist Home Mission Society in Denver
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Women’s Mission Fellowship
Latham Community Baptist Church
Charles H. Houghton
Hoofer St
Roger Cleveland
William T. Cornelius
Cleveland
Latham
Oneonta
Barrington College
Providence, R.I
Bible College
Cornelius
Colorado
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Denver
Miss Galante Joins Bar Association as New Member
Miss Joyce M. Galante, a Troy attorney living in Loudonville, is named among 19 new members from upstate communities by the New York State Bar Association. She works with the firm Wagar Taylor Howd Brearton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce M. Galante
Troy
Loudonville
New York State Bar Association
Miss Galante
Wagar, Taylor, Howd & Brearton
C of C Golf Day kicks off at Northern Pines
Bright sun and pleasant weather greet Greater Colonie Chamber of Commerce members as they play at Northern Pines Country Club in Saratoga Springs for the seventh annual Golf Day. Breakfast started at 8 a.m. with lunch and a 6:30 p.m. dinner planned. Charles Little Jr. chairs the golfers and Carmen Assini chairs non-golfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Colonie Chamber of Commerce
Northern Pines Country Club
Saratoga Springs
Chamber
Charles Little Jr
Carmen Assini
Colonie Board Hires Six Teachers
The South Colonie Board of Education hired six teachers at its Tuesday night meeting. Four will fill vacancies and two serve as insurance substitutes for late vacancies. Names include Betty Ann Woodhouse for high school English and Mary Woehrle for junior high English.
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South Colonie Board of Education
Betty Ann Woodhouse
Corning
Florida State University
Mary Woehrle
Delmar
State University At
Albany
Gail D. Greeney
Collinswood
Beaver College
Pennsylvania
Mary H. Kirwan
Nanuet
College of St. Rose
Barbara Bachman
Eileen St. Albany
Seton Hall University
New Jersey
Diane Arburie
Latham
State University College
Cortland
Marion Muldoon
Hackett Ave
Eleanor Hisgen
Squires Entertain 25 Children At Hoffmans Playland
Brother Barnabas Circle of the Latham Council K of C took 25 children from St Colmans Home to Hoffmans Playland for rides. Michael Devito of Circle Rotary led the committee. A similar program was held last year.
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Brother Barnabas
Columbian Squires
Latham Council
K. of C
St. Colman’s
Hoffman’s Playland
Michael Devito
Circle Rotary
Cohoes Little League Denies Moose All Stars Ties
Cohoes News reports that Cohoes Little League president John Breton stated the league had no connection with or participation in selecting a team called the Cohoes Moose All-Stars for state Little League play. He noted the 14 member squad includes only one Cohoes player and that league officials could not have limited selection to one player given many qualified players across two divisions.
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John Breton
Cohoes
Little League
Housing Starts Fall To New Low
Washington reports July housing starts fell 16.4 percent to 1,064,000, a pace not seen since December 1960. Building permits also dropped, signaling further declines in August. The National Association of Home Builders blamed high interest rates and tight money, warning this is not the end of declines.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
National Association of Home Builders
West German Cabinet Members Seen Overpaid by Poll
In Tuebingen, the Wickert Institute found 51 percent of respondents say ministers earn 5000 marks monthly, about 1250 dollars. Four percent say pay is insufficient, while 45 percent have no opinion.
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Tuebingen
Germany
Wickert Institute of Public Opinion
Johnson seeks student input on draft fairness
President Johnson told interns and college students working in government jobs that a presidential commission will study Selective Service. He asked for fresh questions on flaws in the draft, how to make it fairer and more effective, and the possibility of nonmilitary alternatives without harming national security.
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Washington
Johnson
Italian traffic safety drive cuts holiday casualties
Rome officials reported 41 killed and 1,353 injured in 1,625 road accidents during the five day mid August holiday, far fewer than the 73 dead and 1,488 injured in 1,807 crashes last year.
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Rome
Spain Reports 258 Dead in First Half Traffic Toll
Official Spanish statistics show traffic accidents in the first six months of the year killed 258 people and injured 5 927, an eight percent rise over the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Waterford Youth Council Dance Tonight on Fourth Street rink
The Waterford Youth Council sponsors an outdoor dance at the Fourth Street skating rink from 8 to 11 p.m. today. Open to Waterford youngsters with music by Michael Judge Raymond Rocque and Russell Vander. Voort in charge. Refreshments will be served.
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Waterford Youth Council
Fourth Street
Waterford
Records
Michael Judge
Raymond Rocque
Russell Vander
Voort
Former Area Man Robby D. Cramer Dies A Labor Leader
Robby D Cramer a long time Minneapolis labor movement figure and former Waterford resident died. He led the Minneapolis Labor Review and was nicknamed Mr. Minneapolis Labor. Survived by wife Julieanne Cramer. Funeral services were held in Minneapolis with interment at Lakewood Cemetery.
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Robby D Cramer
Minneapolis Labor Movement
Minneapolis Labor Review
Waterford
Minneapolis
Cora Vanderwerken Cramer
Northside
Cramer
Waterford High School
Albany Law School
Midwest
Rebel Labor Movement
Lloyd B. Olson
Julieanne Cramer
Lakewood Cemetery
K of C Plans Picnic At Saratoga Spa
Waterford Council K of C will hold its first annual family picnic at Saratoga Spa on Sunday from noon to 8 pm. John Schrader leads as general chairman with Edward Boudreau handling transportation and other committee heads overseeing refreshments prizes games and contests. Reservations teams and a social hour follow a meeting led by Mr Cuomo with plans for future degrees and officer installations.
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Saratoga Spa
Waterford Council
K. of C
John Schrader
Spa
Edward Boudreau
David Catallo
Peter Connor
Gerald Schofield
Mr. Schrader
L. Scott Cuomo
Donald W. Michon
Thomas Dyer
Cuomo
Council
Lawrence Donato
Lawrence Gibbsons
Gibbons
New York State K. of C
Du Fresnes Return From 4000 Mile Canadian Tour
Mr and Mrs Lucien Du Fresne of 12 Hillsview Ave have returned from a 4000 mile tour of the Canadian Maritime Provinces including New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
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Lucien Dufresne
Hillsview Ave
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Islands
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
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Gary K. Cullett
Middle St
Camp Drum
27Th Supply and Transportation Co
27Th Armor Division
New York Army National Guard
Colonie Board
Squires
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SUFAY
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New York, N.Y
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20 View Ter
Co. B
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