Loudonville Council to Build on Old Loudon Road
The Latham Council Knights of Columbus plans a new home on about two and a half acres on Old Loudon Road, near Star Supermarket and the New York Telephone Co. building. Groundbreaking targeted for June next year. council to discuss plans and a membership drive at a September meeting. The 120 member council, not affiliated with any church, will use the building for 200 seated in the Daily room and as a center for community activities. Also, evangelist Rev. Bernie Smith will preach at Londonville Community Church Sunday with sessions at 8:30 and 7:30.
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Mouse Flight Planned In October
A second mousetronaut flight is being prepared for the second week of October by Cato nie's youthful group. Richard Roberts and Paul Roberts of Colonie Central High School say a new mousetronaut is readied for Project GW. The group has scrapped the automatic escape tower idea and will use a new escape system with strategically located ejection charges.
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J D Squadere In Rifle Exercise At Korean Base
Army Pfc J D Squadere son of Mr and Mrs N J Squadere participated in a weapons qualification test near Camp Casey Korea. He fired the M 14 at pop up targets from 50 to 300 meters as part of annual training to maintain proficiency. Squadere serves in Breadquarters Battery 1st Battalion 7th Artillery. He entered the Army in August 1963 after basic at Ft Dix NJ and posts at Ft Sill prior to arriving overseas in June. The 22 year old graduated LaSalle Institute in 1980 and attended Albany Junior College and Hudson Valley Community College.
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Philip Bertrand Heads to Army Nursing School
Philip O Bertrand, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Philip O Bertrand of 44 Rapple Drive, Colonie, an honor graduate of Colonie Central High, joins 195 in the first Walter Reed Army Institute of Nursing class in Washington DC. Sp 4 Bertrand will study nursing at the University of Maryland for four years free and be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Army Nurse Corps on graduation.
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Niskayuna Man Heads World School Building Program
Gene E. Bradley of Niskayuna directs a Peace Corps effort to build 3,500 schools worldwide by 1967. The GE Forum editor led the School to School project, taking a three month leave from GE. American schools raise about $1,000 for materials. volunteers and locals construct the schools.
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Grid Team To Honor Uncle Sam In Opening Game
The Colonie Giants Pop Warner team for ages 8 to 13 opens fall play Sept 13 at 2 pm against the Frog Patriots at Knickerbocker Playground Field, Troy. The game honors Samuel Wilson's 80th birthday, the origin of Uncle Sam, as Giants coach Richard Seneca notes Pop Warner aids youth football before high school. The Colonie Giants began in 1961 with about 23 youths, led by coach Seneca, with John G Maybe Assisted by Richard Nerbonne, plus line coaches Jerry Goold and William Bailey.
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Dorp Man Injured In Antos Collision In Niskayuna
One man injured in a two car crash at Grand Boulevard and Keyes Avenue Niskayuna Tuesday afternoon. Charles Judeman 63 of Schenectady was a passenger in a car driven by his wife Kathleen Judeman treated at Ellis Hospital and released. Donald Yonker 35 of Niskayuna driving east said he could not stop and collided with the Judeman auto. He was not injured.
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Ambulance Drive Seeks Donations in Colonie Area
Community campaign gathers support from residents and merchants to fund an ambulance for Colonie. Capt Willard C Berg reports optimism as contributions near a goal around 400 dollars, with a thermometer showing progress and plans to continue outreach.
Canal Toll Costs For 6,500-ton Tanker Across Canals
A 6500-ton tanker would pay about 6200 dollars to pass the Suez Canal and about 5650 dollars to traverse the Panama Canal. The figures reflect standard tolls and indicate Panama is slightly cheaper for this vessel class.
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