Cohoes Mayor Sees Slim Chance Of City Lottery Sales
After the first drawing in the state lottery, Cohoes Mayor James E. McDonald said chances are slim the city will sell tickets through offices. Albany is the only area city doing so. Cohoes banks currently offer tickets. Three residents won in the June drawing, with Mildred S. Rowan noting the surprise and excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom. Gibbons
Cohoes
James E. McDonald
McDonald
Marine Midland Bank
State Bank of Albany
Cohoes Savings Bank
Albany
Irene C. Rivet
Lady Luck
Francis T. Comely
Dunsbach Ferry Road
B. G. Hogan
Amity St
Mildred S. Rowan
Second St
Rowan
Cahoes Church Services Set Across Local Congregations
Cahoes hosts multiple services led by Rev. Trost at First Methodist at 10 a.m. Canon di Pretoro presides at St John’s Episcopal with 7:30 and 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist. Rev Hogarth leads Right Reformed at 11 a.m. Full Gospel features Rev. Clarence McMillan and Rev. Bernice McMillan at 11 a.m with a 3 p.m. Evangelistic service.
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St. John’s Episcopal
Cahoes
J. Alan di Pretoro
Right Reformed
Richard A. Hogarth
Clarence McMillan
Bernice McMillan
Funeral for Mrs Rita T Penders Held at St Marys Crescent
The funeral of Mrs Rita T Penders was conducted yesterday from G J Daigneault Funeral Home in Cohoes and St Marys Church in Crescent. Rev William H Turner celebrated a Requiem High Mass. Bearers included Frank P Fernet Harry O Fernet Ernest L Fernet Richard A Tracy Edward G Tracy Lee R Hafensteiner and interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery with Mr Appleby officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita T. Penders
G. J. Daigneault
Cohoes
St. Mary's Church
Crescent
William H. Turner
Frank P
Harry O
Ernest L. Fernet
Richard A
Edward G. Tracy
Lee R. Hafensteiner
Oakwood Cemetery
Mr. Appleby
Judge Brady Criticized For Aiding Rent Victims In City Court
In City Court Judge John A. Brady faced three eviction cases from the Cohoes Housing Authority. He defended his actions helping residents raise funds or arrange payments, criticizing Mayor McDonald and administration for political attacks. Cases were held in abeyance or adjourned with payment plans. warnings threatened eviction if terms failed.
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Cohoes Housing Authority
John A. Brady
City Hall
CHA
Brady
Cohoes
James E. McDonald
Sone
Kenneth Gregory
Gregory
Housing Authority
Miss Izabeth Fonda Dies at 23 in Cohoes
Izabeth M. Fonda of 16 McElwain Ave Cohoes died yesterday at Cohoes Memorial Hospital. Coroner withholds verdict pending autopsy. Survived by mother Dorothy Bourgeois and sister Catherine Fonda. Funeral 8:45 a.m. Monday from Parker Bros Memorial Watervliet then 9:30 a.m. at St Agnes Church Cohoes. Interment St Patrick Cemetery Watervliet.
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Izabeth M. Fonda
McElwain Ave
Cohoes
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
John J. Marra
Miss Fonda
Crescent
Shenendehowa Central School
State of New York
St. Agnes’ Church
Dorothy Bourgeois
Catherine Fonda
Parkers, Bros
Broadway
Watervliet
Vandals Break School Windows on Garner Street
Police report vandals broke six windows at School 4 on Garner Street. Patrolman Kenneth Westfall found three windows broken on the north side and three on the west side at 2:43 a.m. yesterday.
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Cohoes
School 4
Garner Street
Kenneth Westfall
Stricken Man Taken To Hospital
Armand Lajeunesse of 14 North Mohawk Street was listed in fair condition yesterday at Cohoes Memorial Hospital after being stricken at his home. He was taken to the hospital early Thursday by Fire Department ambulance.
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Armand Lajeunesse
North Mohawk St
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
Hosital
Mass Schedule In Cohoes Churches List Times
A compilation of Mass times across Cohoes churches listing several parishes with priests and services. St Patrick s St Rita s St Marie s St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic St Sacred Heart St Agnes St Bernard s Sts Peter s and Paul s St Joseph s St Michael s and St Leo s Chapel provide varying morning and afternoon schedules for worship.
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St. Nicholas
Paul J. Pascayage
Sacred Heart
H. L. Des Saurels
St. Agnes
Charles C.smith
St. Bernard'’s
T. Gerald Mulqueen
HERD seeks federal funds for Cohoes housing center
HERD director Joseph Syrek announced a $34 223 federal reapplication for the Cohoes Housing Environmental Research and Development Center. The center’s total budget is $41 555 with 7 337 in in kind services, and the program will continue to provide legal environmental health and building inspection services while engaging residents on local issues. Applications are open at City Hall for a project aide position paying 4 000 annually, with duties including city knowledge and direct resident contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Joseph Syrek
HERD
Syrek
Office of Economic Opportunity
Albany County Opportunity Inc
Albany County
Harmony-Orchard Streets
Grace Craven
Landslide Deraills Express Train Near Brenner Pass
A landslide sent a packed express train off tracks near the Brenner Pass ten miles from the Austrian border. One person was killed and twenty injured as the Rome to Munich service was hit by falling rock during heavy rain.
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Bolzano
Italy
UPI
Brenner Pass
Rome
Munich
City bids $2 million for Queen Mary liner
New York City aims to turn the Queen Mary into a floating high school and has sent a $2 million bid through Mayor John V. Lindsay to the London brokers. The city also expresses interest in purchasing the Queen Elizabeth when retired next year.
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New York
UPI
New York City
John V. Lindsay
London
Lindsay
Reporter's Old Poem Read At Rotary Club
William Dillon read a Norman F. Bowen poem at the Cohoes Rotary Club luncheon at OCA Hall shortly after World War II. Bowen urges real effort to understand others and cautions against fearing outspoken voices over hidden ones. A line notes that “We can douse a Red in the kitchen sink but we often miss the Parlor Pink.”
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Rotary Club
Cohoes
Dillon
John
Jiggs) Dillon
Times Record
Bowen
Basketball Schedule for Waterford Youth Council Week
The Waterford Youth Council announces the week’s evening basketball games. Monday Duke faces Army, Tuesday UCLA meets Army, and Thursday Yale plays UCLA. All games start at 7 p.m.
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Waterford Youth Council
Duke
Army
UCLA
Yale
Waterford Youth Council Bowling Party Planned
Waterford Youth Council schedules a summer bowling party for local youths. Transportation is provided from multiple playsites, with Janes supplying shoes and participants paying bowling fees. Registration closes Wednesday, with buses departing 9 30 a m from the new school and 9 40 9 50 and 10 00 from other sites, returning by noon. Ron Gillespie is the program contact.
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Waterford Youth Council
Waterford
Janes
Northside
8Th Street
4Th Street
Ron Gillespie
Volunteers Will Parade in Hudson Mohawk Firemen Parade
Uniformed members of the J. W. Ford Hose Co. are asked by Capt. Roy Bryce to assemble at the firehouse today at 11 15 a m for participation in the Hudson Mohawk Volunteer Firemen Convention parade in Latham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ford Hose Co
Roy Bryce
Hudson Mohawk Volunteer Firemen
Latham
Waterford Church Notices Preview Service Times
Waterford area church notices list Masses and services for St Annes St Marys Grace Episcopal First Presbyterian First Baptist Waterford Methodist and Wesleyan Methodist. Times range from 7 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. with additional Sunday School and youth worship slots. Leaders include Rev Leo Paradis Rev John Coffey Rev Leland Harrison Rev Verner Hertzog Rev W Harold Robinson Rev Ralph Lamos.
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St. Anne’s
Leo H. Paradis
St. Mary’s
John J. Coffey
O.S.A
Grace Episcopal
Lelande. Harrison
First Presbyterian
Verner E. Hertzog
First Baptist
Waterford
W. Harold Robinson
Wesleyan Methodist
Ralph C. Lamos
Negro Marries White Woman Despite Law
In Nashville Tennessee Herman McDaniel a 29 year old Negro married Joyce Prescott a white woman despite Tennessee law banning interracial marriages. The couple exchanged a kiss on the courthouse steps as curious spectators looked on in apparent disbelief.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Herman McDaniel
Joyce Prescott
Tennessee
McDaniel
Ford's Beat Clinton's Nine in Junior League Action
Ford's trounced Clinton Lodge 12-4 at Garrett Field led by John Molloy with support from Dave Durocher and Louis Forget. Clinton Lodge's Vince Cicchinelli pitched and Rick Fontaine caught, Don Gilbert added a double. Dunn's Paint beat K. of C. 15-4 in Midget division with pitchers Reardon Russell Miller Harwood and catcher Schoonmaker, home runs by Catallo and Russell.
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Garrett Field
Ford
Clinlton Lodge
John Molloy
Dave Durocher
Bill Smith
Molloy
Louis Forget
Clinton Lodge
Vince Cicchinelli
Rick Fontaine
Don Gilbert
Cicchinelli
Dunn
Paint
K. of C
Jude Reardon
Mike Russell
Duane Miller
Don Harwood
Rick Schoonmaker
Larry Catallo
John Reardon
Ralph Cerroni
Don Mason
Chris D'Jernes
Rick Dwyer
D'Jernes
Mason
Balanchine Apollo on stage grows like a Greek god
Edward Villella led the New York City Ballet in Balanchine's Apollo at Saratoga Performing Arts Center. Jacques dAmboise, Suzanne Farrell, Patricia Neary, and Mimi Paul performed with disciplined technique and poetic beauty as three arts—lyre, scroll, mask of tragedy—came to life through the evolving ballet. The program closed with the buoyant Harlequinade, drawing warm audience reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Healy
George Balanchine
Apollo
Balanchine
The
Riccardo Drigo
York City Ballet
Saratoga Performing Arts
Pic
Ona Inoland
Jacques d’Amboise
Suzanne Farrell
Patricia Neary
Mimi Paul
Electrical Head Wins Hearing in U S District Court
Mil ton Weihrauch president of District 3 of the International Union of Electrical Workers seeks an injunction after a hearing order by U S District Court Judge James A. Coolahan. The case centers on whether the international can replace him with two administrators amid accusations of misusing union funds and a Labor Department probe.
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Newzlrk
Milton Weihrauch
International Union of Electrical Workers
AFL
New York
New Jersey
Weihrauch
Joseph Iozzi
IUE
Labor Department
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Newark
the International
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First Methodist
Robert F. Trost
Carlson
Old Harmony Inn
Mohawk St
Larry Ballard
Paul Rousselle
Jay Larive
Ronald Dunesnil
John Sankis
Lawrence LaFerriere
St. Patrick’s
Philip A. Grady
St. Rita’s
Anthony R. DeFranco
St. Leo's Chapel
Dunsbach Ferry
S&h
Remsen Street
Waterford News
Joan Fontaine
Clinton
Edward Villella
Patricia McBride
Dak
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