Water Pollution Report Details Colonie Area Sewage Problems
The State Health Department survey outlines five severe Colonie district areas with inadequate sewage treatment and lists communities with no treatment facilities in Albany County. It notes only about 10,500 of nearly 60,000 Colonie residents are connected to sewer systems with treatment and 5,500 more lack treatment. The report underscores ongoing improvements by C. T. Male Associates and a long range plan under Malcolm Pirnie, with a master report due next December guiding 50 years of sewage planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn E. Bretsch
Colonie Village
West Albany
Gerson
Water Resources Services Bureau
State Health Department
Rockfeller
Colonie
Albany County
Lisha Kill
Latham
Albany-Schenectady
Maplewood
Troy- Schenectady Road
City of Albany
Cohoes
Schuyler Park
Green Island
Latham Water District
C. T. Male
Colonic
Malcolm Pirnie
New York City
Dorothy Baar
Pirnie
Dame
Baar
C. J. Males Associates
C.M.T. Male Associates
Water Resources Service Bureau
Tri-Cities
Zoning Unit Approves K of C Hall in Colonie
The Zoning Board of Appeals granted a variance to Colonie No 3394 Inc to build a meeting hall for Father Jeremiah Morley Council Knights of Columbus. Groundbreaking on the east side of Karner Road is delayed until Karner Road construction is completed next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Appeals
Colonie
Colonie No. 3394, Inc
Father Jeremiah Morley
Knights of Columbus
George W. Stedman
Paul Crane
Edgar A. Beurgeon
Karner Road
Watervliel-Shaker Road
Central Ave
Artina Corp
Wolf Road
Albany-Shaker Road
Calvary Church Plans Sunday Communion Service
Calvary Methodist Church on Old London Road Latham will observe the Lord s Supper during Sunday services at 9 15 and 10 45 am Rev Donald A Brushett serves as pastor The first service will have the sacrament served in the pews and the second at the altar The church Official Board will not meet Monday because the annual meeting is set for Wednesday Jan 18 at 6 30 pm in the Education Building on Belle Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Old London Road
Latham
Donald A. Brushett
Belle Avenue
Math Course For Parents To Be Given
A new course in short modern mathematics for parents will be offered by the adult division of Niskayuna School System, directed by Antonio M. Deangelo. The class, to be taught by Stanley G. Lipson of Niskayuna High School, starts mid winter with sessions January 11 12 and 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niskayuna
Antonio M. Deangelo
Stanley G. Lipson
Niskayuna High School
Deangelo
Lutherans Set Meeting For Jan 24 Dinner Meeting at Good Shepherd
The Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Loudonville will hold its annual Congregational dinner Sunday Jan 24 at 5 p.m. at Newtonville Methodist Church. Rev George E Kenyon Jr thanked Rev Leon M Adkins Jr for the church use. Four new councilmen will be elected and reports on 1964 work will be read. Baby-sitting is provided and the program includes a church data booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Loudonville
Newtonville Methodist Church
George E. Kenyon Jr
Leon M. Adkins Jr
Newtonville
Community Hall
Osborne Road
Albany-Shaker Road
Lutheran Church
Russian Club Elect Hears About Thp New Officers
The Russian Club of Shaker High School installed new officers for 1965 at a recent meeting. Linda Ryan became president, Michael Donoughy vice president, Judy Sutton secretary, John Mitchell program chairman, and Leonard Etlinger junior member. Etlinger spoke on his six week Soviet Union tour with other American students last summer, a trip he took after a special course at Choale School Wallingford Sonn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaker High School
Linda Ryan
Michael Donough
Judy Sutton
John Mitchell
Leonard Etlinger
Soviet Union
Russia
Choale School
Wallingford, Sonn
Latham Kiwanis Plan Community Service Promise
Supervisor William K. Sanford received a promissory note Wednesday pledging ongoing Latham Kiwanis Club service to the community in honor of Kiwanis Golden Anniversary. Charles A. Bartke presented the note at Colonie Memorial Town Hall as club leaders praised the group’s 250000 members worldwide and local impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Sanford
Colonie
Latham Kiwanis Club
International Organization
Auilivelsal YY
Colonic Memorial Town Hall
Charles A. Bailke
Latham Kiwanis
Sanford
Latham
Bartke
Red Cross Chapter Office Seeks Volunteers in Latham
Residents of the Latham area are invited to volunteer for clerical work at the Albany Area Chapter of the American Red Cross. With expanding duties, a few hours weekly are requested, especially Tuesday evenings for typists. Call 140 New Scotland Ave. to volunteer.
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Latham
Albany Area
American Red Cross
New Scotland Ave
Chiang Kai-shek vows to destroy China nuclear threats
Chiang Kai-shek in his New Year message pledges to destroy Communist China’s nuclear installations to block a global delivery system. He condemns Beijing’s claim of mass producing weapons in three years and notes last October’s test as a wake-up call to humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
UPI
Chiang Kai-shek
iChina
China
Peking
Chiang
Latham Kiwanis Marks Golden Anniversary Tribute
Alvin G. Van Wie, outgoing president, presented a commemorative medallion to Mr. Sanford as Fred A. Weinbender served as general chairman for the Golden Anniversary observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Alvin G. van Wie
Latham Kiwanis
Fred A. Weinbender
Election Split Feared in Nigeria After Difficult Vote
Lagos and Lagos area faced chaotic voting as opposition parties boycotted and polling stations were smashed or locked. National Alliance led in early tallies with 59 of 312 seats while United Progressives trailed. three EDF officials resigned amid dispute over legitimacy.
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Lagos
Nigeria
William VY
Tub
Liberia
Tubman
Nnamdi Azikiwe
Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
United Progressive Grand Alliance
National Alliance
United Progressives
Britain
Sixman Federal Electoral Commission
East
Midwest
Ethan Allen Accused of Treason in Vermont Split
Ethan Allen faced treason charges for allegedly aiding the British commander in Canada to place Vermont under British rule. The case never established guilt or innocence, leaving the dispute unresolved in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan Allen
Canada
Vermont
Thieves Strip Lights From Fredericton Christmas Tree
In Fredericton New Brunswick thieves stripped the outdoor Christmas tree in front of Dr. and Mrs. R D Bairds home. Mrs Baird posted a plea asking the thieves to take the tree as well. They obliged and also took Mrs Bairds sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericton
N. B
R. D. Baird
Educational Leaders Attend Carman Rites
Funeral services for Dr. Harry J. Carman dean emeritus of Columbia University were held in Schuylerville and at the Church of the Visitation New York City. Attendees included college presidents and dignitaries from Columbia Long Island University and Sarah Lawrence among others. Interment followed at St Marys Cemetery with Schuylerville officials in attendance.
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Harry J. Carman
Columbia University
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York City
Harrison Avenue
Schuylerville
Church of the Visitation
James R. Gaveley
George B. Ford
Columbia Students
Corpus Christi Church
New York
William F. LeMoyne
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Francis O. Robbins
Columbia
Joseph Coffee
David B. Truman
John W. Alexander
Dwight Miner
James P. Shenton
Harold C. Syrett
Queens College
R. Gordon Hoxie
Long Island University
Robert Haron
Trinity College
E. K. Fretwell
New York City Board of High Education
Esther Rauschenbush
Sarah Lawrence College
Fred Bolman
Esso Foundation
Ellis L
Bard College
Frank Bowles
Ford Foundation
St. Mary's Cemetery
Ford
Beamers
James Carey
Leonard Murray
Matthew Dunphy
Luke Blake
Robert Fitzpatrick
Frank Max
Carman
Sea Monsters On Long Legs Seek Oil
New York AP reports Steelways magazine says drilling barges, steel monsters with tall legs and deep water drills, are expanding offshore. A fleet of about 160 units, many off Louisiana Texas California Alaska, costs exceeding 100 million dollars to deploy. Individual rigs can weigh up to 8,000 tons, cost millions to build, and demand high daily operating expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Steelways Magazine
American Tron and Steel Institute
California
Louisiana
Texas
Alaska
Firemen Build Own Ambulance for Injured Colleagues
Milwaukee Fire Department crews convert spare time effort into a mobile hospital. Lt. Daniel Lipski and Fireman Dick Lueders designed and built a two cot ambulance equipped with stainless sinks a hot plate and resuscitator. Two doctors accompany on emergency runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Fire Department
Daniel Lipski
Dick Lueders
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Colonie Central School District No. 1
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Thee
Colonie Area
Board of Trustees
Village of
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C. Hall
Calvary Church
Russian Club Elect
Latham Kiwanians
Red Cross
Ithe Encyclopaedia Britannica
Arn
Brent
Douglas
Stretford
Diemond Tiffany
RCA
Eaark
Admiral
MORGE
NORGE
Glenwood
Zenith
Westinghouse
River ST
Troy
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