Detectives Probe Burglaries In Colonie Area
Colonie police and detectives investigate burglaries with more than 800 dollars in items taken. Andrew Schumerer reports two cases of cigarettes valued at 171 dollars stolen from Handy Andy Store in Latham after entry through a rear door and storeroom. Edward Moen reports auto larceny worth 439.80 dollars from Colonie Village with a sprung window and stolen items including a cigarette carton and cameras. Patrolman Ronald J. Krosky investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonie
Andrew Schumerer
Albert Drive
Paul B. Uh
Waterviiet-Shaker Road
Latham
Edward Moen
Locust Park
Colonie Village
Speakers Named For Calvary Methodist Summer Services
Rev. Donald A. Brushett and family are away on vacation. Two speakers will fill the 9:30 a.m. pulpit this Sunday and the final Sunday in July. Sunday’s speaker is Ernest W. Robillard of Wynants Kill, a deputy sheriff, Troy Rotary president, and Ball & Giles Shirt Co. owner. July 30 speaker is Maj. Richard Shaffstall of the Troy Salvation Army. Guest organist is Deborah Hollinger of Latham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Brushett
Calvary Methodist Church
Latham
Troy Area
Ernest W. Robillard
Wynantskill
Robillard
Rensselaer County
Troy Rotary Club
Ball & Giles Shirt Co
Troy
Richard Shaffstall
Troy Salvation Army
Shaffstall
Deborah Hollinger
Frank Costa Named to Siena Dean's List this Fall
Frank Costa son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Costa of 13 Grove Ave Latham is named on Siena Colleges dean's list for his senior year majoring in biology He spent six weeks at Indiantown Gap Pa in ROTC and is a 1964 Shaker High School graduate of Latham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Costa
Nicholas Costa
Grove Ave
Latham
Siena College
Indiantown Gap
Shaker High School
Official Marching Order Outlined For Parade
The Hudson Mohawk Volunteer Firemen Association parade plan was released by Er Inestlachetti, Latham fire dept official and seven county group vice president. The parade forms at Shaker High School at noon and starts at 1 pm with Colonie Police escort and color guard from the U S Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omorrow
Hudson-Mohawk Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Latham
Funeral Obituary for Mrs Mabel Wetmore French
The funeral of Mrs Mabel Wetmore French owner of a Niskayuna tourist home was held yesterday from Griswold Funeral Home Schenectady Rev Robert Van Court of Scotia officiated AAU National Baton Twirling Queen Miss Julie Dinardo Troy Miss Judy Warren Sydney and Miss Michele Diack Hion will march in the parade East Greenbush Fire Department hosts again with Ossining Fire Department in line of march Other units include West Albany VFD and Auxiliary Yankee Doodle band Rensselaer Latham Kiwanis Club leads second division Pom Poms Pittsfield MA Boght Community Fire Co Rexford Coeymans Newland-Owood Stillwater Village Colonie Fire Co Beukendaal Mechanicville Verdoy Grand Boulevard Niskayuna Defreestville Also listed are many other fire and rescue units musical groups and auxiliaries A total of 31 trophies will be awarded at 9 p.m. Parade judge Deputy Coordinator William Browne will be on the stand and serve as master of ceremonies for the parade at Kunker Avenue and Route 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Mabel Wetmore French
Niskayuna
Griswold
Schenectady
Robert van Court
Scotia
AAU
Julie Dinardo
Troy
Judy Warren
Sydney
Michele Diack
Hion
East Greenbush
Latham Kiwanis Club
All Girls
Pittsfield
Mass
Boght Community Fire Co
John McLane Hose Co
Rexford
Coeymans
Newland- Owood
Stillwater Village
Colonie Fire Company
Beukendaal Fire Dept
Mechanicville
Verdoy
Grand Boulevard
Niska
Guilderland Center
Arvin Hart Fire Co
Town of Stillwater
Rotterdam
Schuyler Heights
Shaker Road
Loudonville
Scotia Fire Dept
Latham Rotary Club
Little Kilman
Wynantskill
W. K. Mansfield Hose Co
William R. Browne
Browne
Kunker Avenue
Route 9
Colonie Pop Warner Football Registrations Open
Registrations are being accepted yesterday and will continue next Thursday and Friday for Colonie's Pop Warner Football Club. Signups are at Colonie Town Hall Newtonville and Colonie Central High School Hackett Avenue Colonie Village. Boys must be accompanied by a parent and bring report cards birth certificates and a registration fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonie
Pop Warner
Colonie Town Hall
Newtonville
Colonie Central High School
Hackett Avenue
Colonie Village
Latham Couple On Florida Tour
Mr and Mrs Robert Laird of 25 East Glenwood Drive Latham are on a month long tour of Florida. They recently visited Silver Springs where they explored the underwater world via glass bottom boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Laird
East Glenwood Drive
Latham
Florida
Silver Springs
Kiwanis to Feature Farm Safety Film and Nuclear Plant Talk
Joseph E. Huth will show farm safety films at Colonie Albany Kiwanis luncheon at Northway Inn Colonie Village as part of National Farm Safety Week. Richard Swantek of Niagara Mohawk Power Corp discussed Oswego 9 Mile Point nuclear station plans and a proposed Easton Stillwater facility costing about 5 million with 500 workers and 75 staff after completion. He noted Oswego plant as the largest nuclear installation, with an investment over 80 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Huth
Agricultural Division
State of New York
National Farm
Colonie-Albany Kiwanis Club
Northway Inn
Colonie Village
Richard Swantek
Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp
Swantek
9 Mile Point
Oswego
Easton-Stillwater
Miss Perkins Wins Federal Traineeship Grant
Miss Janice Sue Perkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert H Perkins of 5 Hudson Place Latham has received a federal traineeship grant of 1600 plus tuition at State University College at Buffalo She will be a senior this fall after graduating Shaker High School in 1964 She will study in emotionally disturbed children under Dr Horace Mann director of the exceptional children educational division at the college
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Sue Perkins
Robert H. Perkins
Hudson Place
Latham
State University College At
Buffalo
Miss Perkins
Shaker High School
Horace Mann
Mrs MacIntosh Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Kenneth M MacIntosh Rensselaer an employee of Sterling-Winthrop died Tuesday at Albany Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services held at 11 a.m. from Reilly & Son Funeral Home Colonie with 12 grandchildren and 5 sisters among survivors. Interment at Memory Gardens Colonie. Rev Walter G Litke will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reilly & Son Funeral
Central Ave
Kenneth M. MacIntosh &R
Sterling-Winthrop, Rensselaer
Albany Memorial Hospital
Albany
Edith M. Fahd
Hillside Ave
Colonie
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church of
Niskayuna Man Pleads Innocent in Disorderly Conduct Charge
A 25 year old Niskayuna man, Richard T. Lewis of 225 Stanford Ave, pleaded innocent after arraignment in Schenectady County Jail on a disorderly conduct complaint filed by Catherine M. Cass of 224 Fillmore Ave. He was remanded on $150 bail and the case was adjourned to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niskayuna
Schenectady County
Richard T. Lewis
Stanford Ave
Patrokran
Alpheus Smith
Catherine M. Cass
Fillmore Ave
Lewis
Justice of the Peace
Homer W. Brown
Cass
Police Plan Block Dances For Youth Throughout City
The Troy Police Benevolent Association will sponsor weekly block dances across the city next Wednesday. From 7 to 11 p.m. at Public Market Grounds, supervised by PBA members, with music by S.O.U.N.D. and refreshments provided. admission is free. The program, in cooperation with the city manager's office and human rights groups, aims to boost police youth relations as the summer recreation program expands with movies at the Cinema Theater for underprivileged children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Police Benevolent and Protective Association
PBA
Commission On Human Rights
Office of Economic Opportunity
Albert F. Prezio
S.O.U.N.D
Prezio
Brother Eugene
F.S.C
LaSalle Institute
Human Rights Commission
Troy ‘Police
Miss Griffin pleads guilty to assault in Schenectady shooting
A 28-year-old Troy woman, Carole Griffin, pleaded guilty to a reduced count of first degree assault in the December shooting of Kenneth Page and his wife Margaret Page in Schenectady. Page, 34, and his wife, 27, were attacked at their home. Sentencing set for August 21 after further investigation. Griffin remanded to Schenectady County Jail. The Pages are employees of the state attorney general’s office. Griffin and Mrs Page had previously lived together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Schenectady
Carole Griffin
Kenneth Page
Margaret
Page
Archibald C. Wemple
Miss Griffin
Schenectady County
State Attorney General’s Office
Mrs. Page
State Road Worker Hit By Truck Near Sand Creek
William Barber 82 of 13 Massachusetts Ave Colonie was listed in critical condition at St Peter's Hospital Albany after a mishap on the Northway near Sand Creek Road underpass. Patrolman Van Geenhoven leads investigation. Barber, a State Highway Department employee, was struck when a state truck backed up slowly. The driver John Petrecky 50 of 5 Cristafulli Drive Colonie said he did not see anyone behind him and thought the victim was bending over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barber
Massachusetts Ave
Colonie
St. Peter’s Hospital
Albany
Sand Creek Road
Francis H. van Geenhoven
Barber
State Highway Department
Colonies Village
John Petrecky
Cristafulli Drive
van Greenhoven
Thhat Petrecky
Three Tibbits Cadets Mark 50 Years In Service
Three members of the Tibbits Cadets were accepted as 60 year members at a Wednesday night meeting at the Memorial Home. Adelbert C. Bacheldor Adelbert E. Kendrick and Frank J. Mealy were honored as long serving members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tib
Hits
Memorial Home
4Th St
Adelbert C. Bacheldor
Adelbert E. Kendrick
Frank J. Mealy
Carmen A. Oliviere
Robert L. Seekins Jr
Troy
Seekins
Stephen J. Canfield
George M. Criscione
Tibbits
Charles J. Welcome
Bridge Hands By Jacoby North Side Play Insights
In this bridge diary style column, North opens one spade and South preempts with five hearts. West doubles and defense maneuvers include diamond finesse ideas, club management, and blocking East’s lead. The discussion weighs risk of overtricks, the value of ducking diamonds, and potential line where opponents might have outplayed South.
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West
Dummy
East
South
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Chamber Helps With SD Cards Announcement
The Greater Colonic Chamber for Commerce said that people needing I D cards should come to the new chamber building at 749 Troy Schenectady Road on Tuesday between 7 and 8 p m for this service. The chamber has sold these cards on the fourth Tuesday of each month to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Colonic Chamber For Commerce
Troy- Schenectady Road
Area Skidmore Girls Win Honors
Two Skidmore College students living in the Troy area were cited for scholastic achievements in 1966-67. Miss Lucy-Eblen Hann of Troy and Miss Patricia A Paladino of Valley Falls received honors and honorable mention respectively, with listed parental names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skidmore College
Troy Area
Lucy-Eblen Hann
Tague Road
Troy
John H. Hann Jr
Patricia A
Paladino
Valley Falls
Anthony M. Paladino
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Latham Elementary
Colonie Police Department
U.S. Marine Corps
William K. Sanford
Green Sabres
Schuylerville
Latham Fire Department
Colonie Lodge of Elks
Charlene Crall
Charles W. Crall Jr
Boght Corners
Crall
Shaker
F. B. Peck Hose Co
Waterford
Delmar
Fuller Road
Selkirk Engine
Chemical & Hose No
Rensselaer
E. F. Hart
James Hill Hook and Ladder
North Hoosick Fire Company
Latham Corners
Kiwanis
By Ken Echard
Jacoby
Aid
West Wat
Mene Takiegs
Mike
Watervliet
Congress St
Nelick
River ST
Corner OF River and Hoosick Sts
Nelick’s Furniture Warehouse
Chamber
Redwood
Pevnney
Monthru
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