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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1959
Page
12
Plans for the 50th anniversary of Cout st Bernard CDA include a April 2 banquet at Astleko. Mrs Patricia Melanguilio is general chair. Kathop lie Prem Bing leads the planning committee. An ensuing breakfast and holy communion for members and guests precede the anniversary event.
A garbled OCR sports brief lists numerous players and teams in a pin league context. It references Tony Madison Sels and Mark Jn Pin League and notes a system round to narrow at theDocs Howl Rvot with games and counting Wins or Losses in the regular schedule.
Lamathier holds the lead in a golf tournament with G Carl Touricy in second and Laur Hanient Maek tied for third. Lawrence cy randehansp and Ale 20 puts lead the field as other players such as Michel Michalak John McCrath Meaney Seto Alan Kenna and Weehard Viehowski follow in the standings with mixed scores and penalties.
A garbled sports note recounts a bantam all star contest with Reds team members and players from multiple names and places. It mentions winners, notable scorers, and a chaotic roster list including Ve Reds and various surnames, with little readable structure but an overall impression of a Reds victory in an all star bantam game.
Preliminary plans for the Gadler of St Anne Society of St Marin's Church Cohoos outline an annual mother na diaighin breakfast. Maure J. Ponchette will be principal speaker. the event follows a recent Mothers' Way gathering at Levergeg parish school.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Cohoes League Inc announces a sale to be held Monday and Tuesday at Murle's School, Simmons Avenue. Committee chair Catherine Faker leads preparations. Mrs Dean Therviault chairs general arrangements with Helenn Manone in charge of duties. Local volunteers plan fixtures and a bake sale to fund ongoing projects.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Immaculate Conception Post CWY Cohoes will hold a Holy Communion and breakfast on Sunday in the parish school auditorium Leversee Avenue. Rev Marc In Touchelle of St Marie’s Church Cohoes will speak. initiation mass precedes the breakfast and guests include Adrien Bechars and Betty McNally. Reservations close Feb 26. decorations led by Mrs Doris Tremblay. breakfast prepared by Mothers’ Guild and Scout Troop 10.
The Or der of the Eastern Star OES unit in Cohees holds an anniversary program on Tuesday March 9 at the Masyme temple. Members and guests include Miss Marton Flurn Mrs Mertha Dixon and Mrs Shine Law with plans for a banquet and luncheon. Delegations from other chapters are expected and visits from district officers and grand lodge representatives are noted.
Joseph L Fortin of Cayur fan St Cohves celebrated his 81st birthday with a family gathering at his Cayuga Street home. Fortin has run a lodging house there for 45 years. Guests included two sons Louis and Ernest Kortin of Cohoes and four daughters Mrs Dave Lefebvre Mrs Arthur Lefebvre Waterford Mrs Owen Sweeney Watervliet and Mrs Rowec Coons Green Island. Sister Mary Patricia of the Sisters of Sir Anne in Cohens was absent.
Cohoes Chapter of the Heart Association of Albany County completes final plans for the annual Heart Sunday solicitation. The citywide canvass begins at 1 p.m. with a report center at Mayor Moulier’s office to serve 252 solicitors. Miss Grave A. Heary is general chairman. Mrs Elber M. Brown cochairman. Sixty volunteers from Cohoes High School assist, led by Principal Madelo K. Hickey. Six ward majors direct drives, with 23 captains in charge of teams. aim to finish in three hours. Albany County-wide drive overseen by Warren Willis.
A meeting of the United Polish Organizations of Cohoes, linked to the Polish American Congress, was canceled for tomorrow at the PNA Clubhouse. Secretary John F. Nickarz and President Stanley Zabik announced the change, with delegates from St Michael's, Queen of Angels, and other Polish groups expected to attend the rescheduled program outlining joint and individual activities.
Aurelia M. Vickers 64 wife of Narold D. Vickers of Colas died quietly at home after life in Cones. Former Aurelia Wheraux native Watersted she led St Agnes Church activities and Rosary Society. Survived by daughters Mrs. Leo Beshane Mrs. George Boyer Mrs. Edward Le Fabyee and son Unrokt D. Vickers all of Colas, sister Aleas Thavey Shando Albany, brothers Eugene Theroux Kalhant and two in Palo Alto CA and two grandchildren. Funeral Monday 9 am from Stanton Funeral Home 324 Columbia St to St Agnes Church for Solemn Requiem Mass. Interment St Agnes Cemetery Colas. The clowns details relate to unrelated juvenile notes and are not part of this obituary.
Washington AP reports Rep Krancia E. Waller Democrat Pa, chairs the Immigration Subcommittee, opposes any changes to the Walter McCarran Act and expects no reforms soon. He notes few hearings this year due to unemployment and election-driven pressure, while continuing to back the national origins system with possible humanitarian tweaks.
Waterford Fire Department auxiliary hosts a Washington's Birthday record hop in the area. The event runs from 2 pm with Mrs Mila Vaillancourt as chairwoman. Door prizes for a girl and prizes for a boy are planned. The affair supports local children and families.
Daniel Parker of Janesville donated Gen John J Pershing’s staff car used in France during World War I to West Point Military Academy. Parker said West Point accepted the gift and the car will join a permanent exhibit in the academy museum.
Offspring of the common opossum arrive extremely small, barely larger than a honeybee, then scramble into their mother's pouch. The scene mentions about 245 million listings in New York City, though the phrase is garbled and may mix unrelated data.
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