K. C. Cagers Edge Mount Carmel In Tight League Battle
Gene Burns scored 22 points and Frank Sweeney added 13 to lift the Knights of Columbus past Mount Carmel 56 to 48 in the Civic Center Senior League. Mount Carmel guards Nick Squadere and Don Lamperillo each had 14 points. Foley Feed defeated the Rangers 47 to 37 in the same card with Homer Tracey and Jack Basil contributing double figures. The Sullivan team stayed undefeated by beating Barclay Jermain 54 to 39 led by Bruce Cardell and Lou Cioffi. Deratzians topped Canton A.C. 48 to 40 with Connors scoring 24 for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Carmel
Knights of Columbus
Gene Burns
Civic Center
Burns and Company
Burns
Frank Sweeney
Bill Anderson
Fite
Carmel
Nick Squadere
Don Lamperfilo
Foley
Rangers
Homer Tracey
Jack Basil
Tracy
Basilan
Joe Passenell
Jim Relgin
Bill Squadere
Sullivans
Barclay Jermain
Bruce Cardell
Lou Cioff
Chuck Meehan
Fred Gloeckner
Jermain
Ted Baxter
Deratzians
Jim Conors
Canton A.C
Connors
Chuck Robinson
Art Frucio
Chester Mielenski
Ton Alaxanian
St Patrick's Parish Plans Annual Supper at School Hall
St Patrick's Church announces a parish supper to be held March 1 in the school hall from 5 to 8 pm. Rev Edmund J Burns names Rev Thomas J Quinn as general chairman with many committees organized for supervision seating patronage tickets and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Church
Edmund J. Burns
Thomas J. Quinn
James Connors
Elizabeth Dahlem
Anna KK. McCarthy
Birl
Joseph Biehl
James McCombe
Ruth David
Rose Thayer
Blanche Dunn
Joan Pateman
Gail Pateman
Theresa Fox
Cecelia Fox
Jean Fox
Regina Fox
Alma Tetrault
Helen Fox
Norma Connors
Sally Coltert
Joan Fox
Patricia Biehl
Helen O'Connell
Christopher Reilly
Joseph Rogers
Wiliam Murphy
Joseph Early
Albert Glynn
Francis Connors
Philip Fox
Maurice Kennan
John Daubney
John Cronin
William McHale
William Parker
John Fayles
Robert Conien
John Mahoney
Joseph Suriang
Frank Mahar
John Carroll
Robert la Pierre
Wiliam Brennan
John J. Brennan
William Brennan
Timothy Mahoney
William Haley
William Foley
Grimith Lewis
Thomas Rogers
William la Valle
John Duffy
Father Quinn
Ladies Circle Hosts Meeting And Game Party
The Ladies Circle Friendly Group met at 416 Fifteenth Street with Mrs Harry E Harner in charge. Games and high score awards went to Mrs Iain Mielewski Mrs Louise Maller Mary McAndress Elena Romain and Mrs Frank Bindes. Four members celebrated birthdays. Next gathering set for Monday at the Fifteenth Street rooms with Mrs Haynen in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Street
Harry E. Harner
Charse
Iain Mielewski
Louise Maller
Mins Mary McAndress
Moe Elena Romain
Frank
Get-Together Club Meeting At Mrs Strohel Home
The Get-Together Club met Wednesday at 714 Nineteenth Street, hosted by Mrs Margaret Strohel. Mrs Harriet Dundon led the business session, followed by games and prizes, with refreshments provided by Mrs Mary Beechie. A Valentine party is planned for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Strohel
Nineteenth Street
Harriet Dundon
Busiess
Bennie
Mary Beechhie
Tym
Dundon
R Club Plans Sports Carnival Activities
The Watervnlet R Club carnival committee meets at St Basil's Hall to finalize plans for the Upper Newark State District Sports Carnival this weekend. John Skopi¢ heads the committee with draws for sports tournaments dances and banquets and multiple chairmen assigned to refreshments banquet hotel reservations transportation food preparation and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervnlet
R” Club
St. Basil’s Hall
Newark
John Skopi
Wweekend
Michael Volk
Mary Japin
Vera Teracuk
Basil
Maplewood American Legion Backs Civil Service Preference Measure
Members of Maplewood Post American Legion urged support for a bill before the State Legislature to extend civil service preferences to veterans. Andrew Beeble presided as post commander, while Michael Kostun reported on the Albany County committee and the Legion’s legislative dinner at the Hotel Ten Eyck. The post amended its bylaws setting officer elections for June and discussed creating a women’s auxiliary, with new members admitted and a financial report read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maplewood’ Post
American Legion
Andrew Beeble
Albany
Michael Kostun
Post
Hotel Ten Eyck
Thomas BE
Dewey J
Kostun
Andrew Kerr
Andrew Tarbay
Daniel Seifert
Andrew Jupin
John Fedorchak
Ms. Jupin
James E. McCormick
Archie A. Marston
John J Augustine
Andrew Tanchak
Thomas W. O'Brien
John Kerr
John OD. Spink
1 F. Kelly
Polio Show Adds Eight New Acts for Benefit
The March of Dimes All Star Talent Show at Waterville High School Auditorium gains eight new acts including The Delsignore Duo Sharma, Jackie Brennan, Dave Barry, The Rogers Duo, Robbie Harris, Ventilh the Magician Grace DeRusso and Jim Harley. Manager Richard Hennessy announced a dress rehearsal Sunday at 2 p.m. and a two hour review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervitet High School
Delsignore
Jackie Brennan
Dave
Hats) Barry
Rogers
Robbie Harris
Ventilh
Grace DeRusso
Jim Harley
Richard Hennessy
Hennessy
Latham Church Society Luncheon Meeting Notes
The W.8.C.8 of Calvary Methodist Church Latham gathered at Mrs. George Mansfield’s Old London Road home for a 1 pm desert luncheon. A program and business meeting followed led by president Mrs. Ray Cathout, with devotions by Mrs. William Stubblebine and Mrs. Edward Lesh. Edward Oathout played piano solos. Mrs. Howard Richalbaugh spoke on The Contribution of Different Races to the Moral and Religious Life of America. A food sale was planned for Saturday February 26 with the piano support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Latham
George Mansfield
Old London Road
Ray Cathout
William Stubblebine
Edward Lesh
Edward Oathout
Howard Richalbaugh
America
Utopia Cub Elects Officers For Spring Activities
Utopia Chapter of Villetta OHS reelected officers including Amy Leitzell as president Dorothy Lennon as vice president and Jean Richmond as secretary treasurer The group plans spring activities with an April 6 meeting and hosts upcoming visits from district officials and a March 2 supper event A white elephant sale and social were noted with Miss Beverly Samnt leading a quoits game with local committee members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villetta
O.H.S
Utopia Club
Amy Leitzell
Dorothy Lennon
Jean Richmond
Franklyn B. Ashby
Alice Samuels
Albany-Schenectady-Rensselaer
Scotia
Alice Retallick
Betty Perry
Beverly Samnt
Uels
Mrg
England
Scotland
Hilda McCall
School 8 Wins Close Battle Then Dominates 96 21
School 8 edged School 9 in a tight first three quarters before pulling away to a 96 21 victory. Edward Chambers led with 16 points and tight defense, while William Gardner added 11 before fouling out. Frank Barno contributed seven as School 8 moved into a tie for second in the FLAL standings behind School 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School 9
Tagers
Edward Chambers
School 8
Chambers
Chambers and Co
William Gardner
Big Gun
Gardner
Logera
Frank Barno
School 7
Maplewood Firemen Plan Dance and New Fire House Dedication
Maplewood Fire Department members discussed plans for the annual dance on February 1 at St. Bast’s Hall and the dedication of the new fire house. Acting Fire Chief John Kowagisky filed a report. a buffet lunch followed. A March 1 meeting was scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maplewood
Waterford sale features household articles for the blind
The Waterford sale for the blind at the Bank for Waterford on Broad Street will run February 16 and 17. Mrs Mae Caney serves as general chairman. Items include rugs baskets brooms and dusters plus towels and belts. Reservations for a dessert bridge at John House Memorial are handled by Mrs Chester B Parks Mrs James Gorham and Mrs Irving Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Bank For Waterford
Broad Street
Mae Caney
Chester B. Parks
James Gorham
Irving Walters
John House Memorial
Emerson Eonestes], Jr
Land Friends
Prospect Hill
Eugens Swayze
Community
Bowling party planned for March of Dimes drive
A fundraising bowling event will be held by the nominating committee for the March of Dimes on February 12 at St Marys alleys. After the meeting a social time follows, and a separate Grace Episcopal Church auxiliary bridge dessert is set for February 25 at 1 30 p.m. Malcolm Wilson has become fulltime executive secretary of the Worth Adams Chamber of Commerce in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes Igidney Hemstreet
Albert Pucchi
Bernard Cobb
St. Mary's
Women's Auxiliary of
Grace Episcopal Church
Clark Memorian Parish
NEA
Malcolm Wilson
Schenectady Chamber of Commerce
Worthr Adaims
Mass
Barry Smoth
North Adams Chamber Announces Dent Leadership Change
The North Adams Chamber of Commerce announced a leadership change with new duties for the chamber president and board members. Details on dates, names, and roles were provided by the chamber secretary.
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Watervliet News
K. C. Cagers
Mt. Carmel
Ladies’ Circle
E. Buddy Jones
New York
Barytone
Third Avenue
Watervvliet — K. of C
Delollo’s
19Th ST
Rudolph
Proctor
Rudolphs Depend
Third Street
Melick
Congress
State Streets
Troy
Latham Church Society
Utopia
Cub
Maplewood Firemen
Ford
Yesteriday
McIntyre Hose Company
Second Street
Earl G Harper
Beldens’ Pond
Thomas Hill
Fourth Street
John
Gretchen
John Daubney Willet
Pol
Ostermoor
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