Waterford Art Exhibit at Town Hall Jan 15 to 19
The Waterford Public Library announces the third annual art exhibit in the Waterford Town Hall Community Room. Waterford adult artists may display three paintings with registration on Monday Jan 15. Visitors vote in categories and a concluding program Friday Jan 19 at 8 p.m. shows results and prizes. No admission charge.
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The
Waterford Public Library
Waterford Town Hall
Waterford
Emily Halverson
Adirondack Library System
4-H Waterford Club Plans Christmas Party
Waterford Stars 4-H Club members and their mothers discussed a Christmas party during a meeting at Waterford Methodist Church. The 3:30 p.m. Friday event will feature committees for entertainment, sandwiches, cupcakes, and candy with further members to be announced.
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Waterford Stars
Waterford Methodist Church
Gail Siebert
Patty Bush
Leslie Matthews
Nadine Shilling
Cathy Rowlance
Patrice Ball
Carol Ball
Debbie Maggs
Ann Marie Provencher
Donna Willetts
Diane VanAlstine
Edith Robinson
Candy
Fathers Club Plans New Year Dance at St Mary’s
St Mary’s Fathers Club will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the school assembly room to finalize plans for the New Year’s dance in the parish hall on December 31 at 9 p.m. Reservations close Friday and are limited to 110 couples. Attendees may call William Powers, Joseph Cerroni, or Richard Hurst at Mr. Baker’s number.
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St. Mary's Fathers Club
Donald Baker
William Powers
Joseph Cerroni
Richard Hurst
Immunization Clinic Set at Waterford Town Hall
The third clinic in the series will run Thursday from 3 to 4 30 p.m. at Waterford Town Hall. Dr Marshall Quandt health officer leads immunizations for diphtheria whooping cough lockjaw polio and smallpox with nurses and volunteers. Measles vaccine available for preschool children 11 months to five years. Preschool and school age children may attend with a parent.
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Waterford Town Hall
Marshall Quandt
Church Group To Hold Christmas Party
The Ladies' Group of Federated Church First Presbyterian and First Baptist will host a Christmas party at Mrs. Arthur Cook's home 53 First St tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. The executive board acts as hostesses for the buffet supper and all guests are asked to bring a grab bag gift.
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Federated Church, First, Presbyterian and
First Baptist
Arthur Cook
First St
Citizens Party Plans Meeting in Waterford Town Hall
The Citizens Party of Waterford will meet at 7 36 p m in the Town Hall. Charles Taylor town chairman will outline future plans while Kenneth Graham president directs the business. The session is open to the public.
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Citizens Party of
Waterford
Charles Taylor
Kenneth Graham
State Officers To Visit VFW Post
Waterford Memorial Post will host state officers at 8 p.m. in town hall. Officers will inspect membership cards and hear a report on fundraising projects. Refreshments will be served.
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VFW
Waterford Memorial Post
VFEW
Town Hall
M. M. Miller Cluett Aide Dies at 62 in Latham
Myron M. Miller 62 long time Cluett Peabody Co quality control manager of Latham died at home from natural causes after a heart attack. He resided in Latham 25 years and held several lodge and civic posts. Survived by wife Norma J Krebs and a son David Miller in the U S Army with three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set from Bryce Funeral Home with Rev. Brushett officiating and interment in Evergreen See New Philadelphia Ohio.
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Myron M. Miller
Summitt Ave
Latham
Cluett, Peabody Co., Inc
North Colonie
Samaritan Hospital
Anthony E. Matera
Mr. Miller
Ohio
Cluett
Apollo Lodge
F&am
Troy
Troy Court
Royal Order of Jesters
Oriental Temple Shrine
Miller
Latham Kiwanis Club
Norma J. Krebs
Janice Hartford
Pearl River
David Miller
U.S. Army
Court Strikes Down Defense Worker Ban on Reds
The Supreme Court ruled 6-2 that the Subversive Activities Control Act provision barring Communist-action group members from defense plants is unconstitutional as an abridgment of the First Amendment. Chief Justice Warren said guilt by association cannot stand. Dissenters White and Harlan dissented. Marshall did not participate. The decision preserves free association while noting Congress may narrowly target threats to defense facilities. The court also agreed to review a school desegregation freedom of choice plan and rejected other labor and corporate challenges.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Warren
Byron R. White
John M. Harlan
Thurgood Marshall
William J. Brennan Jr
Justice Department
Congress
Warrenrote
High Court
J. P. Stevens & Co., Inc
National Labor Relations Board
Penn-Olin Chemical Co
Rap Brown
Russian trial postponed amid call for open proceedings
In Moscow four young Russian intellectuals face anti-Soviet propaganda charges as their trial is delayed after 44 intellectuals urged openness. Main defendants are Alexander Ginsburg and Yuri Galanskov, with Vera Lashkova and Alexei Dobrovolsky also linked to an underground publication Phoenix 66. A separate Leningrad case involves four accused of leading a secret terrorist ring.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Alexander Ginsburg
Yuri Galanskov
Andrei D. Sinyavsky
Yuli M. Daniel
Sinyavsky
Daniel
Vera Lashkova
Alexei Dobrovolsky
Phoenix 66
Artrests
Leningrad University
Scout Troop 37 Holds Eagle Court of Honor and Awards
Scout Troop 37 sponsored by Center Brunswick Methodist Men’s Club awarded Alan Eagle Scout to Green and Peter Clickner promoted to junior assistant scoutmaster at a Court of Honor. Clickner earned Citizenship in the Nation and instructor’s patches. Tony Sirco received the Bronze Palm and was named quartermaster. Life Scout Paul Baker and Paul Szemkow advanced to senior patrol leader, with other awards to Bernie Berg, Greg Tworek, Jeff Stannard, Bob Benac, Randy Fuller, Doug Rader, Paul Hems, and Mike Wade named librarian.
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Alan
Green
Peter Clickner
Center Brunswick
Methodist Church Hall
Clickner
Greg Tworek
Jeff Stannard
Bernie Berg
Bob Benac
Randy Fuller
John Tybush
Bob Eckert
Dave Baker
Doug Rader
Paul Hems
Gary Tworek
Mike Wade
Center Brunswick Methodist Men’s Club
Kodak Ad Shouts See Our Kodaks on Page 12
An urban newspaper card promotes seeing Kodak products on page 12 and mentions W. T. Grant Co at Troy Plaza in a terse retail notice style. The brief item emphasizes in-store displays and brand focus without narrative detail.
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W. T. Grant CO
Troy Plaza
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Fathers Club
Citizens Party
M. M. Miller
Reds
Debar
Yugoslavia
Kenner’s
Kenner’s Knitting Machine
TOY Department
Johnny Astro
Baby Angel
Broadway
Hadge
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