Mayor Promises Meeting On Cohoes Sewer Line Feud
Cohoes Mayor James E. McDonald said he plans a meeting of all parties involved in the Colaruotolo sewer line dispute. Colaruotolo and relatives were arrested after blocking work and alleged water pumping onto his land as the city continues a sewer project through his property. he claims damages and seeks a resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Ontario Street
Troy
N. Y
Clidar
Lincoln Ave
Kenneth Sipperly
Saratoga
McDonald
Colaruotolo
DeFruscio
Colaruotalo
Hugh McKee
G. F. Wertime
Colarnotolo
Colaruoto
Tolso
T. Charles
Ixon
Waterford
Mohawk Paper Mills
Fruscio
Nixon
Wertime
Latin Class Recreates Rome In Cohoes High School
At Cohoes High School 14 Latin students in Miss Mabel Gilman’s Latin 4 class built Roman life models since November. A miniature Forum, Caesar’s bridge, Circus Maximus, and a voyage map to Italy by Aeneas showcase student craftsmanship. Exhibits appear in the school library with placards naming builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OL Saamina
Sarin
Will
Italy
Rome
Cohoes High School
Mabel Gilman
Senate
Thomas Howe
George Stojak
Joseph Cepiel
Joseph Archambeault
James Carmel
Record
Martin Ryan
Circus Maximus
Mary Tabor
Aene
Carmel
Ryan
Miss Tabor
Gilman
Aeneas
Donna J. Lis
Elen Procak
William Gracen
Mary Jane Wikolaski
Mary Anne Koval
Troy
Miss Koval
Miss Wikolaski
Parish Mass Schedule Listings by Church and Priest
Readable schedule lists masses for St Patrick St Rita St Marie St Nicholas St Heart St Agnes St Bernard St Peter St Michael and others with priests Rev Grady DeFranco Quinkvan Pascavage De sautels Smith Mulqueen Wojakowsky Robitaille Olezewski. Times include 6 to 12 noon and varied morning slots across parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Patrick’s
Philip A. Grady
Michael
S. F. Olezewsk
Card Party To Aid Philippine Priest
A card party will be held at 8 p.m. Monday Feb 27 at St Josephs School Hall to benefit Rev Rene Bisaillon M S in his mission church project in the Philippines. Four year effort begun last year with Cohoes groups. General chairman is Walter Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's School Hall
Rene 2. Bisaillon
M.S
Philippines
Cohoes
Father Bisaillon
Lionel Bisaillon
Bedford St
Walter Adams
Valentine Party Set Today by Women of the Moose
The Women of the Moose in Cohoes will host a Valentine party this evening at the club room on Ontario Street. A spaghetti and meatball dinner will be served under co chairs Mrs Camille Beaulac and Mrs Harriet Hebert. A group meeting earlier this week finalized plans for the event, followed by lunch and a social hour led by Mrs Rose McKinley and Mrs Bertha Lattimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Cohoes
P.m
Rooma
Ontario Street
Camille Beaulac
Harriet Hebert
Wlheld
Rose McKinley
Bertha Lattimore
BPW Names Conference Delegates in Albany Meeting
Cohoes Business and Professional Women chapter named delegates and alternates for the upcoming Legislative Conference in Albany at the Ten Eyck Hotel from Sunday through Tuesday. Delegates include Ethel Kennedy, Mary Spickler, and Antha Carnavale, with Olga Konyk as cochairman and Helen Daley, Falconio as alternates. A Valentine party followed the meeting and the next gathering is scheduled for March with Julietta Maby as chairman of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Legislative Conference
Albany
Cohoes
Ten Eyck
Ethel Kennedy
Mary Spickler
Antha Carnavale
Helen Daley
Falconio
Olga Konyk
Carnavale
Kennedy
Konyk
Cochairman
Julietta Maby
Abortion Reform Opposed by Droms in 106th District
Assemblyman Fred W. Droms Jr of Saratoga County and Cohoes city area voiced opposition to liberalizing the Abortion Law. He said after weeks of study he found moral and legal reasons to vote against revision, despite constituent letters supporting discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Droms, Jr
Saratoga County
Cohoes
Droms
Neil W. Kelleher
Assembly
Upstate
Record
Clifton Park
106Th Assembly
Drams
Church Services in Cohoes summary list
Cohoes churches offer Sunday worship and Sunday school across denominations. James Methodist led by Rev. Gerard T. O Neill holds 10 am service with 11 am Sunday School. First Methodist with Rev. Robert J. Trost has 10 am worship and 11:15 am Sunday School and 6:30 pm Youth Fellowship. First Baptist led by Rev. Vaughn B. Lewis begins 9:45 am Sunday School and 11 am Worship. Reformed with Rev. Vernon C. Nagel at 10 am worship and 11:18 am Sunday School. Presbyterian holds 10 am Sunday School and 11 am Worship. St John’s Episcopal Colnes by Rev. J Alan di Pretoro at 8 and 10 am Holy Eucharist. Boght Reformed offers 9:45 am Sunday School and 11 am Worship with guest Rev. Hogarth. Full Gospel by Rev. Clarence and Rev. Bernice McMillan has 11 am Worship and 3 pm Evangelistic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James’ Methodist
Gerard
T. O'Neill
First Methodist
Robert J. Trost
First Baptist
Vaughn B. Lewis
Vernon C. Nagel
St. John's Episcopal
Colnes
J. Alan di Pretoro
Boght
Richard A. Hogarth
Clarence McMillan
Bernice McMillan
Cohoes Churches Plan Interfaith Census
Cohoes churches will conduct an Interfaith Community Census on Sunday April 16 under a citywide committee led by Rev. Vaughn B. Lewis and Rev. Robert S. Shines. The effort, aided by the New York State Council of Churches and Dr. Stanley Skinner, aims to map parish boundaries, assess church programs, and train volunteer workers to survey households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Vaughn 8. Lewis
First Baptist Church
Robert S. Shines
St. Bernard’s Church
Lorrie R. Costello
Thomas J. Donnelly
Joseph
A. Cooley Sr
New York State Council of Churches
Stanley BE. Skinner
Division of
Church Planning and Mission
Lewis
Father Shines
Heart Funds To Be Sought Two Sundays
Mrs. Ethel Kennedy leads Cohoes Heart Fund drive with two Sundays of collections instead of one Heart Sunday. Tomorrow students from two high schools and Cohoes Middle School will canvass city sections. a week later captains resume collections in areas not yet covered. Dale Hawley, Sister Mary Francis, and Miss Sheila Stanton supervise the student crews. about 100 students expected to participate and return results to City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Kennedy
Heart Fund
Cohoes
Heart
Heart Peupeay
Dale Hawley
Cohoes Middle School
Mary Francis
Keveny Memorial Academy
Sheila Stanton
Cohoes High School
City Hall
Kennedy
Smorgasbord Arrangements Completed at Keveny Memorial
Final arrangements are completed for the International Smorgasbord at Keveny Memorial Academy in the school cafeteria with servings from to 7 pm today. Chairman is Mrs Eleanor Scott with cochairman Mrs Helen Daley. Honorary chairman is Mrs Evelyn Donovan. Committee heads include Mrs Ethel Couture tickets and others handling seating kitchen coffee cakes hot dishes decorations refreshments and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keveny Memorial Academy
Eleanor Scott
Helen Daley
Cochairman
Evelyn Donovan
Ethel Couture
Janet Rigney
Marie Durocher
Mary Ellen Hennessy
Aline Bourgeois
Rites Conducted For Mr Skawinski Alderman
Funeral services were held yesterday for Albert J. Skawin ski alderman of the Second Ward in Cohoes who died Tuesday after submitting his resignation to Mayor McDonald. Services were from Fitzgerald Funeral Home and St Michael's Church with a Solemn Requiem Mass. Bearers included Peter Sikorsky and Stanley Miles. Interment followed at St Michael's Cemetery Waterford with officiating clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Skawinski
Peter Sikorsky
Frank Julian
Edward Kondalola
Antonio Perugeni
Stanley Miles
Anthony Michalicki
St. Michael's Cemetery
Waterford
Kather Olazowski
Cohoes Athletic Club Formed To Boost Youth Sports
The Cohoes Athletic Club formed last night with about 75 men at Matty's Tavern. Matthew J. Grestini Jr. will be publicity chairman and the club plans to organize and assist youth sports, starting with a basketball team that will play Gaspary's Athletic Club of Albany at Abram Lansing School Thursday. Warren Smith Jr. was elected president. others include John Bachinsky as vice president, Robert Gilligan as secretary, Gilbert Ethier as treasurer, and directors John Breton, John Gillie, Elias Schofield, and John Stackrow Jr. Monthly meetings set for the first Tuesday at Matty's Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
John Bachinsky
Robert Gilligan
Gilbert Ethier
John Breton
John Gillie
Elias Schofield
John Stackrow Jr
Matty
Waterford Church Notices Schedule for Sunday Services
Waterford area church notices list service times and pastors. St Anne’s Rev Leo Para dis holds masses at 8 10 and 12.15 p.m. St Mary’s Rev John Cof Fey offers 7 8 9 10 and 11 a.m. and 12 15 p.m. Grace Episcopal Rev Leland Harrison 8 a.m. Holy Eucharist 10 a.m. Choral Eucharist sermon 11 15 a.m. Coffee Time. First Baptist Interim Pastor Lawrence Wheaton 9 45 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Worship 6 p.m. BYF 7 30 p.m. Millis Memorial Baptist Troy Waterford Methodist Rev W Harold Robinson 9 45 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Worship 6 40 p.m. MYF. Wesleyan Methodist Rev Ralph C Lamos 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Worship 6 30 p.m. Youth 7 30 p.m. Service Rev Jesse Russell to lead due to illness of Mr Lamon. First Presbyterian Rev Verner F Hertzog 9 40 a.m Church School 10 30 a.m Congregational Coffee Hour Worship to follow.
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St. Mary's
John J. Coffey
U.S.A
Maas
Grace Episcopal
Leland L. Harrison
First Baptist
Millis
Memorial Baptist
Troy
Waterford
W. Harold Robinson
Wesleyan Methodist
Ralph C. Lamos
Jesse Russell
Lamon
First Presbyterian
Verner FE
Hertzog
Congregational Coffea
Axl
Stafford Willis
Hoatay Iam
Waterford Halfmoon Board Considers 50 Percent Tax Break
At a Thursday public hearing about a partial real property tax exemption for residents aged 65 and over, about 14 attendees heard Dwight R. Lowther and Charles M. Fitzpatrick outline the state law qualifications. If met, the local resolution could grant a 50 percent reduction in school taxes, with a board vote expected March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford-Halfmoon
Cub Packs Complete Dinner Plans
Cub Scout Packs 32 and 132 sponsored by St Marys Church plan a Blue and Gold dinner Sunday Feb 26 at 3 pm in the parish hall. Boys 8 to 11 in the parish are invited to attend the pot luck dinner with parents urged to reserve with Leo Charpentier or Albert Smith by Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Leo Charpentier
Albert Smith
Arthur G. O'Rourke
O.S.A
Felix J Fusco R R Employe Succumbs
Felix J Fusco retired Brack man for the Boston and Maine Railroad Mechanicville branch died yesterday at St Marys Hospital He resided at 190 Third Street born in Schaghticoke lived in Lansingburgh Waterford last 12 years employed by B and M for 40 years retired three years ago Survivors include wife Anna Fusco a son Philip Fusco of Watervliet five sisters a brother and a granddaughter Funeral Monday at 9 am from Finn Funeral Home and St Marys Church with a 9 30 am Requiem High Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix J. Fusco
Brackman
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mechanicville
St. Mary’s Hospital
Third St
Mr. Fusco
Schaghticoke
Lansingburgh
Waterford
B&m
Fusco
St. Mary’s Church
Anna
First Mid-Winter Vacation Begins in Waterford
Waterford-Halfmoon School closed yesterday for mid winter recess and will reopen Monday February 27. It is Waterford’s first mid winter vacation with spring break slated for the week of April 24. St Marys Parochial School will be open next week and no released time classes will be held Tuesday due to the public school vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford-Halfmoon
Charles M. Fitzpatrick
Waterford
St. Mary's Parochial School
Basketball Leagues In Close Races
Waterford Youth Council winter basketball nears end with three leagues in tight title races. In midget, RP holds one game lead at 9-1, Union close behind. RP and RPI boast veteran leaders Al Ferguson Don Boyajian Mike Powell. Celtics and Bullets clash for junior top honors after Celtics 42-30 win. Bullets youth leaders include Rick Dearstyne Lou Spretty Leon Shishik Chris Djernes. Senior league has Shalmont two games up at 8-4, Shaker 6-3. Shalmont and Shaker duel Feb 25. Postponed league games due to school dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford Youth Council
Union
RPI
al Ferguson
Don Boyajian
Mike Powell
Celtics
Bullets
Vick Gulewicz
Jon Lasek
Rick Dearstyne
Lou Spretty
Leon Shishik
Chris Djernes
Dave Geiger
Ron Cicchinelli
Shalmont
John LaBarge
Steve Wright
Shaker
Bloodmobile Visit Set For May 18
Frank E. Fitzpatrick Waterford blood program chairman reports the Bloodmobile will visit Waterford on May 18 for its sixth annual visit. The Blood Bank, a public service, asks residents who can donate a pint of blood and allow others to receive blood without charge. Helen Fike, procurement chairman, notes 49 Waterfordians donated 151 pints last year. A poster contest with a Blood Bank visit theme will be held in three schools, prizes by the Rensselaer County Chapter, American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Fitzpatrick
Waterford Blood Program
Waterford
Helen Fike
Explorer Post Meets Monday at Waterford Methodist Church
Waterford Methodist Church hosts Explorer Post 31 meeting Mondays at 7 am at the new church on Middletown Road for boys ages 14 to 17 with transportation from the old church at 6 45 p m available. Bake sale today at 9 am to 3 pm sponsored by the Sunday School at 8& Cleaners Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Explorer
Waterford Methodist Church
Middletown Road
Broad Street
St Marys Girls Basketball Game in Local Parish Hall
St Marys girls basketball in High School Division meet St Marys of Troy today at 9 30 a m in the local parish hall There is no admission charge A squad meeting led by Edward Goodwill president of Waterford Rescue Squad is announced for today at 8 30 a m at the squad rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s of Troy
Edward Goodwill
Waterford
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