Enrollment sets new record at St Bernard’s summer program
Attendance at the St Bernard's summer high school program surpassed 500 enrollees with over 700 class registrations due to multi course enrollments. A matinee trip to the New York City Ballet at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center is planned for today with a 1 pm departure from Keveny Memorial Academy and a 6 pm return. The program offers advanced and repeat level classes across most subjects, run by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet and drawing students from multiple area high schools and communities.
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Infant Group Seeks National Affiliation in Cohoes
The Cohoes Boys Club, formed by Lawrence La Ferriere, operates from Harmony Inn at 52 Mohawk St and plans a major fund drive to buy and renovate a building. With 65 full-time members aged 7 to 16, the club has moved three times and aims for full affiliation with the Boys Clubs of America while fundraising from community efforts and the United Fund.
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Strike Threat At Hospitals Stirf Crisis
New York officials halted admissions at three Bronx city hospitals as a union strike threat looms for Local 1199 Drug and Hospital Employes Union. Albert Einstein College of Medicine and its affiliated Jacobi Van Etten Lincoln Hospitals face contract deadlock and representation disputes amid planned crisis planning and surveys.
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Cohoes Community Center To Be Flexible In Use
Sidney J. Stein Jr and a planning committee unveiled flexible one story plans for the Cohoes Community Center. The design emphasizes large adaptable spaces with 800 to 1,000 square foot activity rooms and a central kitchen serving both gym and activity areas. The center sits at Cayuga and Remsen Streets with site acquisition underway.
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No-iron Fashion for Girls by Dan-Press Creations
Versatile fabric blend of 50 percent celanese and 50 percent cotton offers permanent press with Scotchguard stain resistance. Promotes easy care no ironing, smoothing creases for mothers and girls.
Captive Nations Remembered This Week in Cohoes
Mayor James E. McDonald designates Captive Nations Week in Cohoes for the ninth annual observance. He notes the proclamation honors 27 nations under Communist Russia and urges all Cohoes residents to join in this American display of solidarity for liberty.
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Vandalism Reported In Cohoes Residents Affected
The Cohoes Police Dept. investigates another vandalism case reported at 5 p m yesterday. Mrs William P Johnston of 132 Lancaster St Cohoes reported vandals threw broken glass into her swimming pool requiring draining cleaning and refilling.
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Fire Department responds to heart attack in Cohoes
Cohoes firemen and an ambulance were sent to 14 North Mohawk Street at 7 30 p m yesterday for Armand Lajeunesse who apparently suffered a heart attack He was transported to Cohoes Memorial Hospital where authorities listed him in critical condition later last night The ambulance returned to the station at 7 55 p m
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63 Building Permits Issued In June
City building inspector Willard Cronin reports 63 permits issued in June for construction valued at 63 805 with total fees 345. General repairs numbered 48 including remodeling roofing and siding. demolitions 5. pools 4. garages 3. sidewalks 2. porch additions 2. one each for a new home fence driveway and an addition to an existing home.
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Three Troy Area Students Named to Alfred University Dean's List
Alfred University in Troy area names Pamela Gray daughter of R V Gray 215 Pinewoods Ave Lorraine Perkins daughter of A H Perkins Cherry Plain and Theodore Gabrykewicz Jr son of Theodore Gabrykewicz 19 Holly Lane Latham to its dean's list. Pamela Gray is a recent graduate entering junior Lorraine Perkins will be entering her junior year and Theodore Gabrykewicz Jr. enters sophomore year at the University.
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