Aldermen Propose Changes To City Election Districts
Aldermen plan 24 new election districts by February 14 as part of a special committee chaired by Robert Curran. Frank Hines will propose revisions while Emma Shea notes map confusion and calls for compact districts to improve polling access and reduce delays. No date set for the next meeting pending Hines' report.
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JOSEPH GALU _ Schoel
Common Council
Robert M. Curran
James E. McDonald
Curran
Frank Hines
Hines
Albany County Board of Elections
Emma A. Shea
Frank M. Rourke
Iit
Asithin
Swithin
Cohoes
Vegfliss
Shea
Altar Guild Bake Sale Set After Sunday Services
The Altar Guild of St Nicho Jas Russian Orthodox Church in Cohoes will hold a bake sale in the church basement tomorrow after the 9 am and 11 30 am services. Russian dishes like holup chi and perohi plus breads cakes and pastries will be offered. Ann Oreshan is arrangements chairman with Ruth Petuske as cochairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Guild
St. Nicho
Jas
Cohoes
Ann Oreshan
Cochairman
Ruth Petuske
State Test At Keveny Academy
Approximately 170 seniors from area high schools will take a standard placement exam at 8:30 a.m. today at Keveny Memorial Academy. Eighth graders from Cohoes and nearby communities will also participate to aid placement for fall high school entry. The same test will be given in all Albany Diocese Catholic high schools for students seeking diocesan system enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keveny Memorial Academy
Cohoes
Waterford
Watervliet
Troy
Green Island
Mechanicville
Albany
Youth Communion Planned by Cohoes Parish
The St. Agnes Church Youth Association in Cohoes will receive Communion as a group at the 10 a.m. Mass, with about 300 students from Cohoes Middle School participating, per Rev. Gregory Weider. A breakfast will follow for high school boys, hosted by the Parent-Teacher Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Philip A. Grady
Youth Association of
St. A. Agnes’ Church
Cohoes
Anthony
Gregory
Weider
St. Marie's
George T.isorey
Quinlivan
Gavin
St. Nicholas
Pauller
J. Pascavage
Holy Divine
Church Services In Cohoes and Surrounding Faiths
Cohoes churches list multiple services. St James Methodist Rev LY Em Sts Peter and Pauls Rev Gerard O Neill hold 10 am and 11 am worship with Sunday School. St Michaels and St Johns Episcopal include Holy Eucharist. First Baptist Rev Vaughn Lewis 9:45 am Sunday School 11 am Worship. Reformed and Presbyterian schedules noted with worship times. Evangelistic and youth programs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taurahin
First ‘Baptist
Vaughn B. Lewis
Vernon C. Nagel
St. John’s Episcopal
Colder
J. Alan di Pretoro
Lee A
Schenectady
Grace Episcopal
Leland ‘Harrison
Deanery
Crooked Lake Hotel
First Baptist—Revy
Fred B. Rogers
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Millis Memorial Baptist Church
Troy
M. P. Watson
Presbyterian
Werner E. Wertzog
Driver Hits Two Parked Cars In Cohoes Incident
A car struck two parked autos on Saratoga Street in Cohoes then left the scene. Patrolman Edward Clancy of Green Island identified the driver as a young blonde woman. The car owner, Clinton Brockett of Schenectady, said his daughter Caroly, 19, was driving and left home. One victim, Carmen Young, 292 Saratoga Street, reported rear bumper and trunk damage and a broken tail light. the second owner, Clara Halliday, 288 Saratoga Street, had damage to a jumper panel. родственника
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Street
Cohoes
Green Island
Joan F. Kielb
Edward Clancy
Bridge Avenue
Clancy
Clinton Brockett
Flora Ave
Schenectady
Caroly
Kielb
Brackett
Albany
Carmen Young
Saratoga St
Clara Halliday
Saratoga Jt
Cohoes man fined for driving while impaired
Burton J. Bryan, 39, of 20 Lansing Street Cohoes, pleaded guilty in Troy Police Court to driving while impaired. Judge Fogarty fined him $50 and suspended his license 60 days. Police and district attorney staff appeared for the case. Bryan allegedly struck a parked car owned by Lawrence J. Bone steel on January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton J. Bryan
Lansing St
Cohoes
Troy
Timothy J. Fogarty
Fogarty
Bryan
James M. O’brien
Asst
Dist
Attys
Edward 0
Spain
William J. Doyle Jr
Lawrence J. Bonesteel
Sth Ave
Albany County CWV Convention Sees Officers Elected
Delegates gather for the 15th annual Albany County Catholic War Veterans convention at St. Joseph Church Cohoes and OCA Clubhouse with mayor James E. McDonald delivering the welcome address. Morning and afternoon sessions cover reports and officer elections, ending with a joint banquet featuring Surrogate A Franklin Mahoney of Rensselaer County as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
St. Joseph's Church
Cohoes
OCA
James E. McDonald
Albany County
Rensselaer County
A. Franklin Mahoney
HVCC Head To Address Arsenal Unit
Hudson Valley Community College president James J. Fitzgibbons will speak at the Watervliet Arsenal Foremen's Club meeting in the arsenal restaurant. He will discuss HVCC’s role with industry needs and present films on fishing hunting skiing and sports. The program notes HVCC’s 25th anniversary banquet this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Fitzgibbons
Hudson Valley Community College
Watervliet Arsenal
Arsenal
Fitzgibbons
HVCC
Division of
Professional Licensing Service
State Education Department
Electrical Technology
Frank G. Quinn
Rotary Hearst Pinkerton Manager Speaks at Cohoes Rotary
J C Beardon manager of the Albany and Syracuse Pinkerton Detective Agency was guest speaker at the Cohoes Rotary Club luncheon at OCA Hall. A retired Army intelligence lieutenant colonel from Houston now in Saratoga Springs, he traced the agency founder’s Scottish roots and Chicago arrival. He warned merchants lose 2.5 billion yearly to employee pilferage, noting many cases go unprosecuted due to “big-hearted business men.” FBI data cited 40 percent of such crimes by teenagers, urging law respect and strict prosecution to curb theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Beardon
Albany
Syracuse
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Cohoes
FBI
Grand Jury to Hear Woman’s Shooting Case
Miss Carol Griffin of Troy waived examination and appeared before Police Justice James P. Houlihan as Schenectady County grand jury convened. Griffin faces an attempted murder charge for the Dec 7 shooting at Kenneth Page and his wife Margaret at the Page home. Albert DeMatteo represented Griffin. Asst. Dist. Atty. Robert Ramsey prosecuted. Griffin remanded to County Jail without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Griffin
12Th St
Troy
Schenectady County
James P. Houlihan
Schenectady
Miss Griffin i
Kenneth Page
Margaret
Page
Albert DeMatteo
Miss Griffin
Robert Ramsey
Piiny County
Waterford Half Moon School District Plans Expanded Facility
Bernard Chamberlain of W Parker Dodge Associates spoke to the Education Board committee about a flexible 24 room school plan for Waterford Half Moon. The design includes library, home economics, shop, gym, cafeteria, music, and an aquatic station, with enrollment projected to 1600 in ten years from 1120. Further study and state education department input planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Chamberlain
W. Parker Dodge
Associates
Waterford-Halfmoon
Board of Education
Stafford J. Willis
Chamberlain
Elnora Teacher Invited To State Parley
Miss Margaret A Simmons of Shenendehowa Central School Elnora president of the Eastern Zone NYSTA has been invited to attend NYSTA Council of Zone Presidents meeting in Albany Feb 17 She represents 11 000 teachers across 14 counties Albany Columbia Delaware Fulton Greene Hamilton Montgomery Otsego Rensselaer Saratoga Schenectady Schoharie Warren and Washington The invitation notes teach er school board relations legislation in the Senate and Assembly bills to help teachers organize and negotiate with boards of education
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Simmons
Shenendehowa
Elnora
New York State Teachers Association
NYSTA
Albany
Miss Simmons
Columbia
Delaware
Fulton
Greene
Hamilton
Montgomery
Otsego
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Schenectady
Schoharie
Warren
Washington
Gladys E. Newell
Senate
D. Clinton Dominick II
Newburgh
Senate Committee On
Joseph T. St. Lawence
Suffern
Dorothy IH. Rose
Angola
Wesleyan Methodist
Ralph C. Lamos
Mr. Aubin Dies En Route To Hospital
Ernest LeRoy Aubin 56 of 93 Third St Waterford foreman for New York State Barge Canal System collapsed at work and died en route to Leon Ard Hospital. Autopsy cites natural causes. Survived by wife Eva Archambault three brothers and a sister all of Whitehall. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Monday Notre Dame Des Victoires Church Whitehall with interment in Siren Monet Cemetery Whitehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest LeRoy Aubin
Third St
Waterford
Leonard’ Hospital
Waterford Rescue Squad, Inc
Anthony E. Matera
Whitehall
Mr. Aubin
Whitehall K
Eva Archambault
Leon
Clarence
Prima Aubin
Iris Aubin
Notre Dame Des Victoires Church
Siren Monet Cemetery
Whiteall
Vigil Group Plans Night Adoration Service in Cohoes
The Cohoes Area Nocturnal Adoration Society will hold its monthly vigil starting at 9 p.m. today through 6 a.m. tomorrow at St Ann's Church on Northside. A reception for new members is planned at 9 p.m. The event features men from participating churches conducting hour long adoration periods supervised by Rev Josaph P Warden of the Church of the Annunciation in Latham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
St. Ann'n
Caupehy Northside
Josaph P. Warden
Church of the Anau Oation
Latham
Evans 83 Retired Lineman Dies in Waterford Home
Edward L. Evans 83 of 92 Broad St Waterford a retired lineman for American Telephone and Telegraph died suddenly Thursday afternoon at his residence He was a native of Cohoes and lived in Waterford most of his life He retired 18 years ago Survivors include a sister Miss Grace Evans of Troy Funeral services will be held at 2 p m tomorrow from the Quandt Funeral Home 23 Broad St Waterford with Rev W Harold Robinson of Waterford Methodist Church officiating Interment will be in Waterford Rural Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ’L. Evans
Broad St
Waterford
American Telephone and Telegraph
Troy
Cohoes
Evans
Grace Evans
Quandt
Tobogganing Party Held By Cub Pack 132
Cub Pack 132 sponsored by St Marys Church held a tobogganing outing at Frear Park Troy followed by a pack meeting in the parish hall Leo Charpentier presented awards to Cubs Dennis Graham David Luczkowec Christopher Charpentier Graham was inducted into the Boy Scouts by Victor Urbielowicz of Troop 32 Refreshments were served by Mrs Ann White Mrs Donna Charpentier Mrs Marilyn Jeavons and Mrs Jean Powell Plans are under way for the Blue and Gold banquet in the parish hall Sunday Feb 26 at 2 30 p m Albert Smith and William Powers are cochairmen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Frear Park
Troy
Leo Charpentier
Dennis Graham
David Luczkowec
Christopher Charpentier
Benhers
Graham
Boy Scouts
Viector Urbielowicz
Pre-Lenten Mardi Gras Dance by St Anne’s Youth Sodality
St Anne's Youth Sodality hosts a pre-Lenten Mardi Gras dance in the parish hall from 8 to 11 p.m. tonight with entertainment by the Croogues and prizes to be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne’s Youth Sodality
Citizens Party To Hold Sale At Maloney's Flower Shop
The Citizens Party will hold a food sale tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at Maloney's Flower Shop. Kenneth Graham, cochairman, will oversee the event featuring a variety of home baked goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Party
Maloney
Kenneth Graham
Cochairman
The
Troop To Meet Troop32 BSA Committee in St Marys Hall
The Troop 32 BSA committee will meet in St Marys parish hall tomorrow at 730 p.m. The gathering aims to discuss troop activities and upcoming community service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BSA
St. Mary’s Parish Hall
Clinton Lodge F and A M to meet for rehearsal
The officers of Clinton Lodge F and A M will meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Waterford Masonic Temple to rehearse for the First Degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Lodge
F&am
Waterford Masonic Temple
Firemen Respond to Two Minor Calls in Troy
Troy fire crews dealt with two minor incidents yesterday morning. Pumper 3 tackled a car fire at 86 Ida Street involving a 1957 sedan owned by Linda Swart, extinguished with a booster. Squad Co. 1 responded to 1404 Fifth Avenue for a gas odor later deemed sewer gas rather than a leak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Fifth Avenue
Ida ‘Street
Ida St
Linda Swart
Squad Co. 1
5Th Ave
Court Adjourns Payette Driving Case in Troy Court
Rudolph W Payette aged 37 of 174 Congress Street Cohoes faced driving while impaired charges in Troy on December 46. Justice Timothy Fogarty adjourned the case to next Friday. Payette assigned Public Defender Thomas J O Connor. Arrest by Patrolman R T White on Second Avenue near Dard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph W. Paylette
Congress St
Cohoes
Troy
Dee
Timothy J. Fogarty
Payette
Thomas J. O'Connor
R. T. White
Second Avene
Dard Street
Troy Area Executive Urges City Manager Plan for Bright Future
The Agency Executive Association urges Troy to persist with a city manager form of government citing citizen vote support in 1959. The letter praises professional management, cites Robert A. Stierer’s administration, and advocates a master plan driven by public administration expertise to meet long term community needs. A traffic note reports 20th century policy and a three-vehicle crash period during a late night thaw. Road crews worked to restore safer conditions as main routes remained passable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agency Executive Association
Troy
City Coucil
George F. O'Brien
Tis
Robert A. Stierer
Ajagara Mohawk Power Corp
Saratoga Springs
Aoe Tsemie
Pawling Avenue
Ford ‘Avenue
Winter Street
101St Street
Second Avenue
Broadway
Watervliet
Aniline Film 166 Earnings Set Record
General Aniline & Film Corp reported 1966 net income of 16.094 million dollars or 1.21 a share, up 6.1 percent on a restated basis from 1965. Sales rose to 290.135 million, a 20.2 percent increase, as chairman Dr. Jesse Werner discussed restated figures and governance qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated
General Aniline & Film, Corporation
Jesse Werner
International Association of City Managers
Troy
GAF
Ita
Gaf’s
Sawyer’s. Inc
Dards
Werner
Elidenceljn
Cable failures blamed for outages in upstate counties
In Rensselaer County felled wires and in Saratoga County a cable failure caused outages. Officials attributed damage to storms affecting several areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfeldant
Rensselaer County
Saratoga County
Albany Woman Pays $115 Fine For Long-Ignored Tickets
An Albany woman who had dodged 23 parking tickets dating back to October 1965 paid $115 through her attorney Joan Brunet after police court issued subpoenas and a warrant for arrest. Attorney Lawrence Long appeared in Troy Court to settle the scofflaw’s fines yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Albany
Joan Brunet
Orange St
Lawrence, Long
GAF reports 1965 sales and 1966 quarterly rise amid costs
GAFs 1965 sales stood at 215 02 000 with 1988 gains of about 75 million. Earnings without Sawyer's were 13,176,000 in 1965, rising to 16,094,000 in 1966 with Sawyer's inclusion, up 2,918,000. Fourth quarter 1966 net sales reached 79,443,000 versus restated 367,045,000 for 1965s Q4, up 18.5 percent. Q4 1966 income was 3,712,000 down from 4,508,000 in 1965. Dr. Werner cited higher costs, price squeeze, startup expenses, and a three-month strike at Calvert City plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAF
Sawyer's Inc
Sawyer’s
Werner
Risin
Calvert City
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St. ‘James
Methodist — Rev
Ft, Joseph's
Celas A
Man
CWV
J. J. Fitzgibbons
Rotary Hearst Pinkerton Manager
Dunn’s Liquor & Wine
Rousseau
Arlington Rd
Cohoos
Nersica
Namco H. &. Rousseau
Grand ‘Jury
Weatul
Statestedation Department
St. Anne’s
Leo H. Paradis
Mass
St. Mary’s
John J. Votsey
O.S
Waterford ‘Methodiat
W. Harold Robinson
Joan Fontaine
Cub Pack
Masons
Cohoes Tobacco
Oneida
N. Y
Philco
Woodstock
Philco Phonograph
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