Plan For Dance Feb 1 Held By Shuonian Avak Post
Plans for the 1701 anunia Svatentine Dance were made by members of the Shuonian Avak ian Post at a recent meeting at 1027 Third Ave. The dance will be held Sunday Feb 1 at Rafael's Restaurant in Latham with Joseph Mardigian as general chair. Committee heads include Palt tek Vartigian Uckels Joseph Assegian Albert Avakian entertainment Albert Arglinian rattle Leo Sogoian cocktail hour Philip Novak reservations Gene EKnallan stitle ing arrangements and Philip Vartigian selection of Valentine queen George Krikorian master of ceremonies. Music will be provided by the New England Ararat Band of Boston with selections Greek Armenian and American. Dancing will run from 9 pm to 2 am A Near East dancer Karoun of Providence will entertain A cocktail hour will be held 8 to 9 pm Reservations may be made by calling the post after 8 pm.
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Shuonian-Avakian
Third Ave
Latham
Joseph Mardigian
Palttek
Vartigian
Uckels
Joseph Assegian
Albert Avakian
Albert Arglinian
Leo Sogoian
Philip Novak
Gene Eknallan
Stile Ing
Philip Vartigian
Valentine Quéen
George Krikorian
New England Ararat
Band of
Boston
Karoun
Providence
Behuniak Honored In Community Service Roles
Mr Behuniak, a graduate of a business course, resides at 2Mt with his daughters. He has received a Value Award and serves on the Watervliet Life League board and Shenendehowa Chorus board. He is active in the Calico Colony Civic Association.
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Fiithe
Waterviiat Life League
Shenendehowa Ist Chiireli
Calico Colony
Jury verdict against Watervliet couple in 1964 crash
A five day Supreme Court trial in Albaty County ended Tuesday with a verdict for a Latham couple over injuries from a 1964 Watervliet accident. Henry Larvin Jr. gets 2500 for injuries and 1000 for loss of service. Agostino defendants receive a 100000 verdict against Sternstein. The collision occurred on May 27 1964 at 19th Street near Sixth Avenue Watervliet.
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Dover Drive
Nicholas Agostino
Éih Ave
Wartexvliet
Agostino
Mary
Alan
Stern
Sixth Avenue
Larvia
Agostins
Sternstein
Larvia- Vehcle
Larvias
Daniel’. Dwyer
Edwards Conway
Dance Slated By Girls Club In Watervilet
Junior high school students will attend a dance sponsored by the Girls Leader Club at the Watervilet Civic Center tomorrow from 7:45 to 10 pm. Miss Hope Catricaha is general chairman with assistants Miss Karen Graulty and Misses Kathy Graulty Belly Catherwood and Jackie Alund. Chaperones include Mrs Louis Kemp Mrs Thomas Cavanaugh Mrs William Suite Berger William Rucinski George Roe and Maurice Clough.
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Junilor High
Linda Connor Named DAR Good Citizen at Head High
Linda Connor of Green Island has been named the DAR Good Citizen at Head High School for outstanding dependability service leadership and patriotism. She plans to attend Hudson Valley Community College after graduation and has held multiple student leadership roles while excelling academically.
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Lawrenca J. Cottnor
Green Island
DAR
Heady
Linda
Weatly High School
St. ‘Joseph’s School
Funeral notices and obituaries from Troy area press
Funeral services for Mrs Grace O'Dell and Archimede Dalet, long-time Troy residents, were noted with interment in local cemeteries. Other obituaries and funeral services for residents of Petersburg and Menands included Bearers, churches, and clergy details, with interments planned or completed in St Marys, Elmwood Hill, Neiv Mt Ida, Meadowlawn, and nearby cemeteries.
Miss Bila Keogan of Pittstown Dies After Long Illness
Miss Bila Keogan a longtime Pittstown resident died after a long illness. Born September 28, 1873 she attended Pittstown schools and served as a Communicant of St Monica's Church in Johnsonville. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 8:45 a.m. from Leo J Mahar Funeral House Hoosick Falls and at 8:30 a.m. from St Monica's Church Johnsonville with a Requiem Eight Mass. Interment will be in St John's Cemetery Schaghticoke. Funeral of Mr Martin also noted with services at Mass Funeral Home and St John's Episcopal Church Cohoes. Requiem Mass celebrated by Rev Allan PreTero. Attendees included George Love, Eugene L Rogers, Theodore Dean, Eugene Ji O'Connor, Harry Rennett and Harold Leonard. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
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C.emory. Weeks
Avemue Baptist’ Church
Elmwood Hill
van Sleemberg
Joseph
Broadway
Menands
Joseph O'Bryan
St Joan . of Arc
Chiurch
Ss Tin Hely
Ronald Alae A. I. “Starks
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P. Lit
Garey
Clyde D- Henderson
Church
J Daniel
Samuel Moore
St. _John’s Cemetery
Fat Turner
Heights
Wankyas
Chy Mts
Acker
Barbara’ Klais
Doliti
Catherine’ O'Connell
James Badalato
Riverview
Second
John’ G. Rhinesmith
Memorial Methodist
Neiv. Mt “Ida
Bila ‘Keogan
Pittstown
Sha
Keogan
St. Monica's Clitich
Johnsonville
Severa
Leo J. Mahar
Main St. Hooslek Falls
Daime
Sls
Martin
Ernest A. Martin
St. John's Episcopal ‘Church
Cohoes
Allan
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Réetor
George. Love
Eugene’ L Rogers
Theodore’Dean
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Harry: Rennett
Harold’ Leonard
Oakwood Cemetery
Three Banks Win $70 Million Albany Mall Bond
A syndicate of three banking houses led by First National City Bank of New York won the contract for a $70 million bond financing the Albany South Mall Project. Bankers Trust Company and Lehman Brothers of New York joined the winning group, with a 3.75 percent annual rate. An alternative bid led by Chase Manhattan Bank of New York offered 3.80 percent. General Cortland Van Rensselaer Schuyler, head of the Office of General Services, praised the rate as favorable, noting a lower money market than last year and projecting South Mall costs to top $400 million.
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National City Bank of New York
Albany, South Mall
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Lehman ‘Brothers of New York
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
No Injuries in One Car Accident Watervliet
Police reported no injuries after a one car crash at 10th Street and Third Avenue in Watervliet. Driver Cynthia Williams of 53 Upper Loudon Drive Loudonville was identified. vehicle owner listed as Robert Williams. The car traveled south on Third Avenue and struck the Arsenal tall with slight damage to the right front. Patrolmen Albert Reed and Edward McLaughlin investigated.
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St. Ann's Guild Rummage Sale Scheduled in Troy
St. Ann's Guild of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Water Vlies Troy will hold a rummage sale tomorrow and Friday at 4 King Street. The store opens 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. both days with Mrs. John Brennan as committee chair.
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St. Ann’s Guild of Our Lady of
Civil Service Employees Association Sets March Meeting
The Civil Service Employees Association plans its 57th annual meeting for March 15 and 16 at the Commodore Hotel in New York City. About 1,000 delegates will attend general and committee sessions, with a closing dinner on March 16 for delegates and guests from state administration, the Legislature, and local government officials.
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Commodore
New
CCD
York City
Joseph
New York
CSEA
Community Notices From Pittstown and Nearby
Local items show a Junior MYG meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Willian Cromie’s home and Senior MYF gathering at the church hall. Hospitalized individuals include Edgar Dearstyne in Sag jmaritan Hospital Warren Smith H in St Peter's Hospital Albany Medical Center listed for others.
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Douglas Wing
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Myron’ Walte
Paw. Net
Lewin
Geoffrey ‘Morin
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Can
Edward Dandeneat
Ancient village unearthed in Jordan dating to 4000 B.C
AMMAN Jordan AP archaeologists uncovered a village in Jordan believed to date back about 6000 years to 4000 B C The find adds to the region’s rich Neolithic and early urban history and could shed light on ancient settlement patterns and social organization.
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Jordan
Roma nov blames cinema decline on low standards
Head of the cinema committee reports 1965 attendance figures show decline due to customers with low artistic and ideological standards. The article notes 1905 attendance at 4.2 billion customers and discusses trends impacting theaters and film culture.
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Navy Club Meeting Plans Spring Projects
A damaged, partially readable note outlines Navy club activities led by Captain Waco with Wade as a presiding figure. It mentions a meeting at 18:30, plans for spring projects, and the appointment of members to lead committees, with Casey and Lebstenian among participants.
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Inein Boys
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Janes Casey
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Waco
Allon
Howard
Lady Gosford Dies in California at 15
Lady Gosford, dowager countess and widow of the Earl of Gosford, died in California at her daughter Beatrice Breese’s home. The English aristocrat, who opened the Topping Tavern fund-raising house in Shaftsbury, purchased the property in 1923 and split winters in California. Funeral services will be at St. Thomas Church in New York City with interment in Maple Hill Cemetery near Shaftsbury.
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Shottsbury
Troy
Beatrice Breese
Bennington
Vermont
California
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St. Thomas Episcopal Church
New York City
Mntermont
Maple Hill
Shaftsbiry
Impounded football due to sanctions in London
An AP report states Britain impounded a football from Rhodesia amid economic sanction enforcement. A London autographed ball by a famous team was anticipated, with officials noting an import license would likely be required and possibly approved.
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Britain
Rhodesia
Wesh Ham’ United
Young minds debate sex and morality in new ideas
In an exclusive READER'S article, the authors of Human Sexund Response share firm views on modern youth sexuality. The piece questions whether rising ideas are realistic and right, urging reflection on love and morality.
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Sexund
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