Waterford Church Notices Highlight Flock Schedule
St Anne's led by Rev. Paradis lists masses at 8 and 10 a.m. St Marys under Rev. Shuhuler offers multiple services from 7 to 5 p.m. Federated with Rev. Patterson attends 9:30 a.m. Grace Episcopal features services from 8 to 11:45 a.m. Waterford UM Church services at 9:45 and 11 a.m. Wesleyan holds 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. Worship plus 7:32 p.m. service.
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St. Anne’s
Leo H. Paradis
Holy Name ‘Society
St. Mary’s
Ralph V. Shhuhler
U.S.A
James G. Patterson
Grace Episcopal
Leland L. Harrison
Waterford United Methodist
W. Harold Robinson
College Accepts Two Students
Waterford Halfmoon High School announces senior Angela Sloboda and senior Daniel Fera have been accepted to the freshman class of State University College of Arts and Sciences at Plattsburgh for September 1970. Sloboda is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Andres Sloboda of 70 Columbus Ave and Fera is the son of Mr and Mrs Francis Fera of 2 Davis Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford-Halfmoon High School
Angela Slaboda
Daniel Fera
State University College of Arts and Science
Plattsburgh
Miss Sloboda
Andres Sloboda
Columbus Ave
Fera
Francis Fera
Davis Drive
David Carmel Returns Home From Army Tour
U S Army Spec 4 David E Carmel son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Carmel Water ford spends 30 day leave with parents after a year in Germany with the 3rd U S Missile Group Phillipsburg He is to report to Fort Lewis Washington for reassignment to Vietnam.
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U.S. Army
David E. Carmel
Raymond Carmel
Columbus Ave
Waterford
Germany
Spec
Carmel
U.S. Missile Group
Phillipsburg
Ft. Lewis
Washington
Vietnam
Waterford Village Seeks Elderly Tax Exemption Forms
The Board of Assessors of Waterford urges eligible elderly property owners to file a yearly real property tax exemption form. If 1969 forms are missing, contact a village assessor for help. Eligible residents may consult Joseph McLinden James Mullahey or Gerald Schofield at listed addresses for guidance.
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Board of Assessors
Waterford
Joseph McLinden
First St
James Mullahey
Lawrence St
Gerald Schofield
Fourth St
F B Peck Hose Auxiliary Elects New Officers
Mrs Judy Roberts was elected president of the auxiliary of the F B Peck Hose Co at the group s Christmas party at Walker s Elbow Room Clifton Street Other new officers include Mrs Sandra Rivet vice president Mrs Carol Farrar treasurer Mrs Grace Farrar secretary Mrs Kathryn Grochmal publicity Mrs Edith Cook sunshine and trustees Augusta Normandin and Kathryn Bogus The party arrangements and dinner were planned by Mrs Edith Cook chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Roberts
F. B. Peck Hose Co
Walker’s Elbow Room
Clifton Street
Sandra Rivet
Carol Farrar
Grace Farrar
Kathryn Grochmal
Edith Cook
Sunshine
Augusta Normandin
Kathryn Bogus
Church To Hear About AME Project at Federated Church
Mrs. Fannie Hayes organist and choir director of AME Zion Church Troy will speak at the 11 a.m. worship service Sunday at the Federated Church about restoring their burned sanctuary and a special offering will be received.
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Fannie Hayes
AME Zion Church
Troy
Federated Church
Mrs Blanche Michael 89 Dies Suddenly in Loudonville
Mrs Blanche E Michael 89 of 20 Aspinwall Rd Loudonville widow of Frederick A Michael and longtime Troy area resident died suddenly Friday at home She was born Blanche E DeForest in Amsterdam member of First Baptist Church of Troy Her survivor includes daughter Mrs Henry W Closson two grandchildren and a great granddaughter Funeral Monday 10 am from Himes Funeral Home Troy with Rev Charles B Mercer of First Baptist Church officiating Interment Oakwood Cemetery
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Blanche E. Michael
Aspinwall Rd
Loudonville
Frederick A. Michael
Troy Area
Amsterdam
Blanche E. DeForest
First Baptist Church of
Troy
Michael
Henry W. Closson
Himes
Pawling Ave
Charles B. Mercer
First Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Area alert issued for theft of dynamite tools
Police in Saratoga Springs alert the Greater Troy Area after a theft from a New York Power Authority site in Pitcairn Town St Lawrence County. Stolen items include 65 sticks of 40 percent dynamite 35 to 40 cap fuses 200 feet of fuse cord 1000 feet of prima cord and 50 to 60 gallons of gasoline. The dynamite is highly dangerous and can explode on contact with flame. fatalities or severe injuries could occur if misused.
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St. Lawrence County
Canton
Saratoga Springs
Troy
New York State Power Authority
Pitcairn
Saratoga
Bake Sale Sunday at St Mary's School by Sing Out Waterford
The Sing Out Waterford cast will hold a bake sale in St. Mary's School entrance foyer after all morning Masses. Miss Mary Ann Pauquette chairs the event.
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Sing Out
Waterford
St. Mary’s School
Mary Ann Pauquette
McDonough Names Five Appointees to Rensselaer Posts
Edward F. McDonough, county Democratic chairman, unveiled five appointments for the county government to take effect January 1. James M. Strang becomes clerk of Surrogate's Court, Joseph M. Gahn deputy county treasurer, Sylvester F. Currier county auditor, James B. Canfield deputy county attorney, and James T. Nagle principal offset clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Democratic Party
Edward F. McDonough
James M. Strang
Troy
Joseph M. Gahn
East Greenbush
Sylvester F. Currier
Nassau
James B. Canfield
Wynantskill
James T. Nagle
Prisoners Freed in Gaza Amid Eid al-Fitr Amnesty
The Israeli military governor of a Gaza refugee city freed 41 short term prisoners under amnesty to mark Eid al-Fitr. The move ends Friday and targets non saboteur inmates among detainees.
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Gaza
Poestenkill Fire Unit Names State Chief Reelected
Edward Hughs was reelected for a second term as chief of the Poestenkill Volunteer Fire Company at the annual meeting. Robert Bubie and Theodore Catlin Jr. were reelected as assistant chiefs. Other officers include Arthur Berry president and Erich Kombat Sr. treasurer for his 30th term. The by laws committee prepared a revised edition for approval. Officers and rescue squads to be installed at a dinner on Jan 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hughs
Poestenkill Volunteer Fire Company
Robert Bubie
Theodore Catlin Jr
Arthur Berry
Richard Myatt
David Legenbauer
Walter Bubie
Erich Kombat Sr
Frank Bassidy
George Eaton
Charles Bubie
James Hugh
Joseph Fleming
Speigletown Volunteer Fire Company
Ways and Means
Christmas Party at Hilltop Bowl Sponsored by Schaghticoke Club
The Republican Social Club of Schaghticoke plans a Christmas party Monday at 7 p.m. in the Hilltop Bowl lounge with a dinner grab bag and dancing. John Taylor leads arrangements with help from Clifford Stevens George W. Dunham Jr and Mrs June Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Social Club
Schaghticoke
Hilltop Bowl
John Taylor
Clifford Stevens
George W. Dunham Jr
June Stevens
Settlement Approved for East Greenbush Bicycle Crash Victim
Supreme Court Justice Forest C. Pitt approved a 3000 settlement for infant Thomas Hoffarth after a Nov 1966 bicycle automobile collision in Clinton Heights East Greenbush. Anthony Hoffarth suffered a fractured left leg and was hospitalized until Dec 23. Ralph Charles operated the car. Frederick Hoffarth filed suit. Thomas J. Delaney represented the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Forest C. Pitt
East Greenbush
Anthony Hoffarth
Palmer Road
Ralph Charles
Clinton Heights
Frederick Hoffarth
Thomas J. Delaney
Impala makers offer resale tips to competitors
The Impala makers suggest improvements to boost resale value including side guard door beam structure heavy steel rails inside the doors and addressing rocker panel rust by using flush and dry rocker panels. They also recommend inner fenders in every model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Impala
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David Carmel
F. B. Peck Hose Auxiliary
Albany Public Markets
Vea EY
Albany Public
Tobin
Poestenkill Fire Unit
Sullivan-Jones Vfw
Thomas Wilder
Robert Gardiner
Schaghticoke Gop Yule Party
Rie
Peter A. Yamin
Liquor Store
River ST
Douw Si
Chevrolet
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