Adult Education Courses at Waterford-Halfmoon School
Joseph Cassella will lead typing and shorthand courses in the Waterford Halfmoon adult education program directed by Edward F. Collins. Courses run 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays for typing and Wednesdays for shorthand with other offerings in math for parents, chemistry, algebra, driver education, and high school equivalency preparation starting mid January. Registration January 11–12. fees $3 in district, $5 nonresident, driver education $10/$18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cassella
Waterford-Halfmoon
pRuceee Cottt
Interme
iGregg
Michael Cassella
Burrill Burke
Thomas Jones
Dominick Buignola
Katherine Mickles
Collins
Cage Juniors Win Pair and One Drop in Holiday Games
St. Marys juniors went 2-1 over the holidays, lifting their record to 3-1. They beat St. Augustines 50-43 with Noonan scoring 16 and Jackson 18, while Charrette and Brisson led Trojans with 9 points each. They also topped St. Pauls 49-41 with four in double figures. Degnan and Noonan had 12, Noonan and Jackson 11 each. They lost to St. Patricks 55-52 in overtime as Laicena’s late shot tied it, then Patrick’s foul sent overtime. Degnan had 20 for St Marys. Noonan and Jackson added 12 and 10. St Marys juniors remain undefeated in league and face Assumption Saturday. St. Marys Biddies fell 24-21 to St. Patricks of Waterview, with Carnevale and Kelly at 9 each. Intermediates, unbeaten in three starts, head toward the halfway championships against St. Jude’s Sunday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
St. Augustine’s of Troy
Dentinus Noonan
Bob Jackson
Trojans
Joe Charette
Bill Brisson
St. Paul's of
Troy
Joe Degnan
Dennis Noonan
John Noonan
Jackson
St. Mary’s
St. Patrick’s
Watervliet
Waterford
Tony Laiacena
Degnan
St. M Mary's
Jack Noonan
Assumption
St.’ Mary’s Biddies
Waterford Museum Club Plans Scenes From Play
Junior members meet at the Waterford Museum tomorrow at 11 a.m. The Dramatics Club, led by Robert Wade, will perform scenes from The History Making Machine. Art classes with David Wade resume Saturday January 14 at 1 30 p.m. Membership dues payable Saturday. Members plan a trip to the Schenectady Museum Planetarium on Sunday January 15. registration by January 18 to Drs Paw Grattan, youth committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford Museum
Dramatics Club
Robert Wade
David Wade
Schenectady Museum Planetarium
Drs Paw Grattan
Cadette Girl Scouts Plan Food Sale at Broad Street
Cadette Girl Scout Troop 497 sponsored by First Baptist Church will hold a food sale at Commodore Cleaners on Broad Street tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A variety of home baked goods and salads will be featured with Alice Parissi as chair and Susan Weingartner as cochair. Group leader is Mrs Barbara Kodadar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadette
First Baptist Church
Commodore Cleaners
Broad Street
Alice Parissi
Susan Weingartner
Cochairman
Groop
Barbara Kodadar
Return Home Of Mrs Myrtle Bull And Grand Daughter Robin
Mrs Myrtle Bull and her granddaughter Robin of 231st Street returned home after spending two weeks in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Bull
Robin
231St SL
Florida
Hearing Set On Tax Status Of Elderly
Charles Taylor town supervisor announced a public hearing on enacting a local partial property tax exemption for residents 63 or older with income of $3,000 or less. The hearing at Town Hall Friday Jan 20 at 7 30 p m will cover a law to take effect April 1 if approved and would apply to 1968 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles §. Taylor
Rescue Squad Auxiliary Elects Staff
The Waterford Rescue Squad Auxiliary elected Mrs Thelma Hafensteiner as president with Mrs Rita Akin as vice president Mrs Lois Trethaway as secretary and Mrs Mary Michon as treasurer A joint installation banquet with the men is set for Tironi's Restaurant at 7 p.m. tomorrow The auxiliary will meet at the squad headquarters Wednesday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Hafensteiner
Waterford
Rita Akin
Lois Trethaway
Mary Michon
Tironi’s
Five Rescued After Crash Of Light Plane
An Illinois family of four and a Denver pilot were rescued after their light plane crashed on Mt. Sherman west of Fairplay Colorado. Five survivors were reported in good condition at St Vinvent's Hospital Leadville with one broken arm and fractured ribs among them. A patrol pilot spotted the wreckage at daybreak and a nearby helicopter picked up two occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Colo
UPI
Mt. Sherman
Fairplay
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ona
Clyll Air Patrol
Public Service Co. of Colorado
Ten climbers rescued after two day overdue trek near Grand Teton
AP reports ten climbers who had been overdue returned to safety after a blizzard slowed their ascent of Grand Teton Peak in Wyoming. John Horn of Jackson and Yom Warren of Lander arrived at the valley floor Wednesday night to tell rangers the group, camping at Lake Bradley three miles from Moose, was in good condition. The party planned to hike out today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Alice
Wyoming
John Horn
Jackson
Yom Warren
Lander
Park
Bradley Lake
Fein
Moose
Mounifail
Close Approach Describes Bering Strait Line Crossing
The report notes the international Dale Line near Alaska, marking the closest approach between Little Diomede Island and Big Diomede. It identifies the crossing point as the Bering Sea region separating the two Diomede islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Little Diomede Island
Big Diomede ‘Island
Bering Sea
Guinea Company enslaving trade organized in 1688
The Guinea Company, an English firm, was organized in 1688 to carry on traffic in Negro slaves from the west coast of Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinea Company
Ani
Africa
Man Declared Dead in Nevada Hoax Arrest Follows Widow’s Insurance
Anglewood California police said they arrested John B. Deviland, 34, of El Segundo after a tip exposed a hoax tied to- a man once declared dead in Lake Mead. George Frederick Knoop, previously reported missing during skin diving in March 1964, was alive, leading to questions over the widow’s life insurance collection and remarriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglewood
Calif
Nevada
George Frederick Knoop
Vegas
Nev
Waa
False Teeth Loosen and Odor Fears Heighten
Consumers report embarrassment from loose dentures as plates slip during moments of need. A marketed alkaline powder claims to tighten fits, reduce sour taste, and control odor, with ads urging purchase at local drug counters.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cage Juniors
Cadette Girl Scouts
ST. Anww's
Holy Name Sochty
Ernest J. Dufresne
Rameau St. Coheos
William J. George Montel
Galarneau
Marianne Buchanan
Accessorania
New York City
Hollywood’ Vassarelle
AP - “Wire
Donna
Dill
Hillsboro
Tex
Johnson
White House
Fidelity Bank of
Fidelity Bank
Fidelity Checking
Miami
Cellini
Golden
Padua
Bankers
Old London Road
Latham
New York
Latham Cine
Slave Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!