Attorneys Seek Pay Rise for Cohoes Police and Firemen
William J. Ryan, attorney for the Cohoes Police Benevolent Association and Cohoes Firemen’s Association, filed petitions with about 3900 names endorsing a substantial pay raise. City Clerk Miss Irene C. Rivet has 30 days to review signatures and remove invalid ones. 800 were struck as ineligible. If valid, the council must act within 60 days or the measure goes to a fall referendum if no action is taken. Ryan and PBA president Donal Ryan express confidence, hoping council passage to avoid the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Ryan
Cohoes Police Benevolent Association
Cohoes Firemen’s Association
Irene C. Rivet
Rivet
Ryan
Cageé
Donal Ryan
Police Benevolent Association
Christmas in July honors Cohoes veteran Cepiel
A Christmas in July reception was held for Captain Edward R. Cepiel, a Vietnam reconnaissance pilot based in Dong Ba Thin, now back in Cohoes after discharge. The event at his sister’s home celebrated his return and his brother Donald’s Keveny Memorial Academy graduation. Cepiel, who earned a BS from McNeese College, taught at Troy High School before deployment and plans to teach again locally in the fall with his wife Lorraine McGraw and their two children, Mark and Michelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Edward R. Cepiel
Dong Ba Thin
Vietnam
Cepiel
Louis P. Fortin
Pleasant St
Donald
Keveny Memorial Academy
Capt. Cepiel
Deborah Napokosky Bitten by Horse in Cohoes
Eight year old Deborah Napokosky of 122 Johnston Avenue was bitten on the back by a horse owned by Paul Mack of 4 Dudley Avenue after attempting to pat it. She was treated and released from Cohoes Memorial Hospital.
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Cohoes
Deborah Napokosky
Johnston Ave
Paul Mack
Dudley Ave
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
New 3rd and 4th Wards Voter Totals and District Details
The article lists 3,633 voters across the new 3rd and 4th wards in Cohoes, detailing street boundaries and include areas such as Dyke Avenue Niver Medihan ic and parts of Euclid Street Lincoln Avenue and Congress Streets. It notes polling locations at a quonset hut on Newark Street and 98 Congress St and references the Saratoga Site Housing Project and Saratoga Site Apartments within district boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring
Dyke Avenue
Niver
Medhanic
Euclid Street
Tibbetts Place
Edsel Place
Lincoln Avenue
Bridge Street
Congress
Lincoln
George Street
Spring Street
Saratoga
George
Main
Delaware and Hudson
Railroad
Linen Place
Gordon
Saratoga Place
Devlin Place
Toments
Saratoga Site
New York Central Avenue
South Central Railroad
Central Ave City
Lanrie
Lancaster Street
Erie George
Columbia Streets
Canal Land
Congress Street
Columbia
Lan
New York Central
Bleeker Street
Newark
Consident Canorese &Trast
Gress
New York Central Railroad
Sandusky
St. Rita’s Place
Newark Street
Main Street
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Remsen
Schuyler
Murray
Congress St
Saratoga Street
iThe
Mass Schedule In Cohoes and Ward Voter Totals
Public notices list Mass times for St. Patrick's St. Rita's St. Marie's and others with Rev. Grady DeFranco George Quinlivan and Baker Avenue parish priests. Ward Four and Five voter tallies show 1,883 and 1,800 registered respectively with polling places on Lincoln Avenue and Chestnut Street and districts defined by streets and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Philip A.grady
St. Rita’s
Anthony
DeFranco
St. Marie’s
George, T
Sacred Heart Low Mass Times and Saint Agnes Services
Sacred Heart church announces low masses at 7, 9, and 11 a.m led by Rev H L De Sautels. St Agnes church schedules mass times of 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m led by Rev Charles C Smith.
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Sacred Heart
H. L. Desautels
St. Agnes
Charles.c Smith
Polling areas listed for fourth district polling place at 312 Columbia Street
The fourth district covers Western Avenue from Masten to St Agnes Highway and several adjacent streets including Roosevelt Boulevard Elaine Sunset Arlington Lexington Andrew St Agnes Highway and the south side of Columbia from Masten to St Agnes Highway. The main polling place is 186 Columbia Street with 312 Columbia Street as an additional polling location.
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Columbia Street
New ‘York Central Railroad
Massisp Avenue
Columbia ‘Street
Western Avenue
Masten
St. Agnes’ Highway
Roosevelt Boulevard
Elaine
Sunset Courts
Arlington Road
Lexington Road
Andrew Lane
Masten Avenue
Main
Simmons Avenues
Ravine
Washington Street
Gateway Drive
Sacred Heart Parish Men's Club elects Hebert president
Wilfred Hebert was chosen as the first president of the new Sacred Heart Parish Men's Club in Cohoes. Officers include R. Gerald Bissell as vice president Wilfred Supernant as secretary and Paul Baillargeon as treasurer. The group plans fundraisers and activities such as a summer picnic bingo a fall bazaar an outdoor basketball court and convent demolition. Membership open to men over 18.
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Men of Sacred Heart Church of
Wilfred Hebert
Sacred Heart Parish
Cohoes
Hebert
R. Gerald Bissell
Wilfred Supernant
Paul Baillargeon
Rotary Wives In New Role At Meeting
At the OCA Hall in Cohoes the Rotary Club installed the wives of the new officers, with the husbands later being installed. Officers named include Mrs Leo Hilton as president and Mrs Paul Albert as first vice president while Rev Matthew Clark will speak next week on the Blaine Amendment.
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OCA
Cohoes
Rotary Club
Leo Hilton
Paul Albert
Robert Hanlon
John Bove
Henry Vogel
Ernest Robitaille
William Corbett
Arthur Dufresne
Harry Robinson
Douglas Slingerland
A Matthew Clark
Albany
Diocesan Council For Fairness To Children
Father Clark
Waterford
Rome
North American College
Doris Slingerland
Slingerland
Civic Playhouse
Spe
Cen
Night Court Resumption Announced in Cohoes
Cohoes Police Court Justice Frank L Brandt announced night court will resume every Wednesday at 7 p.m. starting next week to speed traffic matter handling and free daytime hours for other offenses. In the same session James J Maldonado of 134 Remsen Street received a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to petty larceny for stealing license plates. He had been jailed in Schenectady County and released the previous Wednesday, then arrested again on a jail warrant. Robert J Berthiaume of 17 Lancaster Street was fined $10 for speeding on Mohawk Street July 2 after being issued a ticket by Patrolman Charles Fitch.
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Cohoes
Frank L. Brandt
Brandt
James J. Maldonado
Remsen St
Justice Brandt
Maldonado
Clarence Deade
Cohoes Motel
Arte Donovan
Remsen It
Schenectady
Vincent P. Kelly
Robert J. Berthiaume
Lancaster St
Mohawk Street
Berthiaume
Charles Fitch
Brush Fires Extinguished By Firemen In Cohoes
Cohoes firemen answered two brush alarms yesterday one at the site of the new high school where rubbish fires had occurred before and another in an orchard on Church Street. Firefighters arrived at 1:10 p.m. and 7:25 p.m. respectively. the first blaze was already out by Patrolman Walter Upton and chiefs present oversaw operations.
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Cohoes
Church Street
Walter Upton
Registration For PPR Set In 3 Wards
Voters in Wards 1 4 and 5 have a special permanent registration period from 1 to 8 pm on Wednesday per city clerk Miss Irene C Rivet. Albany County Board of Elections notified of the extra time to reduce crowding from prior registration days. Register early to avoid delays as each registration takes 8 to 12 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene C. Rivet
Miss Rivet
Albany County Board of Elections
Miss River
Rites Held for Edward J Labombard in Cohoes Church
The funeral of Edward J. Labombard was held yesterday from Fitzgerald Funeral Home and St. Mark's Church Cohoes. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. George T. Quinlivan with Deacon Rev. March Tou chette and Subdeacon Rev. Robert E. Cote assisting. Bearers included William Lug sier Edward Rigney Joseph Humik John Szygalski William Lysogorski and William Fischer Interment was at St Joseph's Cemetery Waterford where Father Cote officiated The American Flag draped over the casket was presented to the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Labombard
Fitzgerald Funeral Home
Cohoes
St. Mark’s Church
George T. Quinlivan
March L. Touchette
Robert E. Cote
William Lugsier
Edward Rigney
Joseph Humik
John Szygalski
William Lysogorski
William Fischer
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Waterford
Father Cote
Voter Registration Opens Under New Permanent Plan
Wasua announces that besides special registration periods the regular registration period will be in October. Any resident wishing to vote in this year's elections may register under the new permanent registration period beginning this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasua
Church Services In Cohoes
Cohoes churches list morning and evening worship times. First Baptist hosts Rev Vaughn B Lewis at 10 a.m. Union Worship Service noted. St Johns Episcopal holds 7 30 and 10 a.m. services led by Rev Canon J Alan di Pretoro. Boght Reformed conducts 10 a.m. worship with Rev Richard A Hogarth. Full Gospel features Rev Clarence McMillan and Rev Bernice McMillan at 11 a.m. and Evangelistic series at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Vaughn B. Lewis
St. John's Episcopal, Cohoes
Canon J. Alan di Pretoro
Boght
Richard A. Hogarth
Clarence ‘McMillan
Bernice McMillan
Mr. Denovel of Insurance Firm Dies
John H. Denovel, 62, of Troy, former district manager for John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co, died suddenly yesterday at Leonard Hospital. A Ravena native, he moved to Troy in 1945 and had been on disability retirement since 1965. He is survived by his wife Freda Harmon, a son John B. Denover, a daughter Mrs. Richard A. Wade, five grandchildren, four sisters and two brothers. Funeral from McLoughlin Funeral Home at 9 a.m. Monday and 9:30 a.m. at St Patrick's Church with Solemn Requiem Mass. interment in St. Peter's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Denovel
McChesney Ave
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Leonard Hospital
Ravena
Denovel
Utica
Troy
St. Patrick's Church
Freda Harmon
John B. Denover
Richard A. Wade
City
John Doocey
Waterford
Mary Nunziati
Albany
Nick Torres
Edward Hopkins
California
Frank Denover
Ernest Tomasone
McLoughlin Funeral Home
Glen
Murder Case Adjourned To July Fourteen In Schuyler Falls
A preliminary hearing for Albert R. Rock 24 of Plattsburgh charged with first degree murder in the death of Laura Connors 86 was postponed to July 14. Rock remains jailed in Clinton County awaiting an autopsy report. State Police say the girl was killed by a blunt instrument. Rock faces another Saratoga case for alleged enticement of an 11 year old.
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Schuyler Falls
Albert R. Rock
Plattsburgh
Clinton County
Laura Connors
Peru
Robert Cashaw
Rock
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Court
Stephentown Community Notices Highlights
Fire Chief Michael Ward discusses line congestion after alarms at the Couples Club meeting. A block dance is planned for July 29 at McClintocks Used Car Lot. Library hours extend July and August Tuesdays 7 to 9 pm. Rev H Douglas Pierce to preach at 9 30 am service with Mrs Edwin Lawless on organ. Pastime Riding Club meets tonight with President Frank Adams Jr. presiding. John Brown family from New York City noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Ward
McClintocks
Stephentown
Local Notables Share News From Cropseyville and Brunswick
Mrs Iola Simmoons BR 39 3862 and Mrs David Stevens return from hospital. Rev Richard Grear to preach at Brunswick Presbyterian Church. Vacation church school July 17 to 28 at Brunswick Church with sponsors Eagle Mills Methodist Christian and Presbyterian. Residents Linda Gummer Lois Geene Kathy Roden Libby Unite attend Hebron camp. Family visitors include Mr and Mrs Morgan Lawless.
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David Stevens
Samaritan
Charles Goodermore
Berlin
Aires
Arthur D. Jones
David H. Burton
Lebanon
N.J
Richard Grear
Linda Gummer
Lois Geene
Kathy Roden
Libby Eute
Stolen 1967 Sedan Recovered In Latham Area
Colonie police recovered a 1967 sedan owned by Troy City Engineer Conrad P Hoff after it was stolen from 88 New Turnpike Road and found abandoned near 224 Boght Road north of Haswell Road in Latham at 1 30 am. Four youths fled the scene and an extensive search found none. The car was towed to Wost burghs Garage in Latham. Hoff was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy City
Conrad P. Hoffhead
Mr. Hoffman
New Turnpike Road
Boght Road
Haswell Road
Latham
Colonie
Thomas J. Casey
Harold Jewett Jr
Joseph G. Wilson
Donald J. Fialkal
Wostburgh
Hoffman
Cooperative Ministry Plan Ready
West Sand Lake Methodist and Salem Evangelical United Brethren join with Albany Calvary to form United Methodist. Rev. Day and Rev. Rugh will share duties across West Sand Lake and Albany venues with merged youth, men, and school programs. August services rotate. July and September schedules noted for united worship and cross church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Send Lake
Albany
Cooperative Minstry
United Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethern
West Sand Lake
Methodist
Salem Evangelical United Brethern
Roger A. Day
The
Emerson R. Rugh
Salem Eub
Calvary Eub
United Methodist
Calvary Church
Delaware Avenue
Cuyler
Salem Church
Rugh
Day
United Worship
President of Troy Firm Dies At 75
William J. Fagan 75, president of William J. Fagan and Sons Inc., Real Estate and Insurance, died yesterday at St. Marys Hospital after a long illness. A Watervliet native, he lived in Troy most of his life and was a founder of the Troy Fire Underwriters Association. Survived by wife Catherine and five children, 20 grandchildren. funeral Monday from Purcell Funeral Home to St. Josephs Church for Solemn Requiem Mass.
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William J. Fagan
Troy
Fagan
Troy Fire Underlwriters Association
Troy Exempt Firemen’s Association
Real Estate Board
Father van Rensselaer Assembly
Fourth Degree
K. of C
the Saturday Knight Club
Vega Caravan
Order of the Alhambra
Troy Elks
St. Joseph's Church
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph’s
Catherine Smith
T. Donald Fagan
William R. Fagan
John G. Fagan
Charles Wescott
James W. Whalen
Fred Hunter
Daniel D. Purcell and Son
Pawling Ave
St. Joseph's Cemetery
City To Quit Feeding Drunks In Jail
Nashville police to stop feeding drunks in city jails. Metro Court Judge Andrew Doyle sets a four hour maximum confinement rule with early release for quickly sobering inmates. Doyle notes average drunk consumes 18 meals during confinement and costs rise for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro Court
Andrew Doyle
Doyle
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