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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1959

Page

19

Minister To Address Session At Master Masons Night

Rev. Seth N. Genung will speak at the Master Masons Night observance in Cohoes Masonic Temple at 8 o clock. Imperial Chapter OFS and Cohoes Lodge F and AM join in the event with pageantry, luncheon to follow, led by Kathryn Lang and A Donald Scotland.

Seth N. Genung Lansingburg Grand Lodge of Masons State of New York Master Masons Imperial Chapter OFS Cohoes Cohoes Lodge F&am RAM Masonic Temple Kathryn Lang OES A. Donald Scotland Temple Rebec. Wood Itelson Laura Hyde Villetta Watervliet Erwyna Bell Albany-Rensselaer Schenectady- District

Pilgrims Plan July Visit to Three Catholic Shrines

The Seth annual pilgrimage led by Mrs Christopher J O Connell from St Mita's Cohnes will run from Thursday through Monday July 6. Participants will tour Shrine of St Anne de Beaupre in Quebec Shrine of Our Lady of the Cape at Three Rivers and St Joseph's Oratory in Montreal. Reservations close on Saturday June 2A with Mrs O Connell in charge.

Seth Canada

State Immunization Session Today at City Hall

A regular immunization session under Albany County Health Department will be held today at 9:30 am in the basement clinic rooms of Coltes City Hall. Dr Hans D Weiss Colites physician for the county bureau directs the clinic with nurses from the county health staff assisting.

Albany County Health Department Cohtes City Hall Hans D. Weiss

Keveny Graduation Set For June 21

The annual commencement at Keveny Memorial Academy will be held in the school auditorium on Sunday June 21 at 8 pm Very Rev Celas A Robitaille pastor of St Josephs Church will preside and Rev Arthur J Reilly pastor of St Ritas Church will be guest speaker Class Night is Friday June 19 Marl Foster is general chairman of the arrangements committee He edits the yearbook Saher whose copies will be distributed at the gathering.

Keveny Memorial Academy Celas A. Robitaille St. Joseph's Church Arthur J. Reilly St. Rita's Church Marl Foster Saher

Women Auxiliary of Collins-Ross Camp Meet Today

Members of the Women Auxiliary of Collins-Ross Camp United Spanish War Veterans in Cohoes will gather at Bopi inside American Legion quarters on Oneida Street. Mrs Adeline Kennedy serves as president and will lead the session.

Women's Auxiliary Collins-Ross Camp United Spanish War Veterans Cohoes Bopi American Legion Oneida Street Adeline Kennedy

Four Pass Police Exam as Nine Sit In

The Municipal Civil Service Commission announced passing marks for the Cahoes Police Department exam held February 14. Four of nine candidates achieved passing scores under the revised rules. Richard H. Maloney led with 97.50 percent, Francis H. Benson 84.25, Alson P. Hunter 82.50, and Ronald J. Shepard 80.00.

Cahoes Commission Richard H. Maloney Pleasant Cb Francis H. Benson Hudgon Ave Alson P. Hunter Ronald J. Shepard Lincoln Ave Doon Department Dushane Maloney Hunter Cohoes Commission Canflidates State Department of Civil Service Cohnes Department Cohnes Commission Colones Fire Department Ture Jlio N State Department Civil Service Hureau

Will Receive New Hospital Bids June 18

Bids for the New Cohoes Memorial Hospital, a 75 bed facility on West Columbia Street, will be opened June 18 at 5 p.m. at the Van Schaick Island Country Club. Contractors may bid on general construction, plumbing, heating and ventilation, electrical work, with plans available from Harrison & Mero Troy architects. The $865,000 project aims for 40,000 square feet, expandable to 90 beds, and bids will be examined by the hospital board to potentially award contracts within two weeks.

Cohoes Memorial Hospital West Columbia Street John Mi. Smith Simith Harrison & Mero Troy Aca Tespital Neegaard, Agnew Craig &Peckham New York City Mead Atco

Cohoes Schools Audited For Financing and Bidding Lapses

State Audit criticizes Cohoes City School District for not auditing finances annually and for bypassing competitive bidding on purchases and work from July 1, 1956, to August 30, 1958. About $14,077 in unbidded spending included lockers, locks, lumber, benches, and typewriters. Provisions require bids for contracts over 2,500 and purchases over 3,900. The report urges action to collect unpaid school taxes on city bids and notes two $200 change funds for the treasurer.

Ada State Department of Cohoes Scharer Cthoes City Ateol Board of Education

Cohoes Native Sister Mary Aloysia Jubilee Celebration

Nun from Cohoes observed her golden Jubilee as a member of the Order of St. Anne in North Adams Mass. A Solemn High Mass of thanksgiving at Notre Dame Church was led by Rev. Joseph Lussier with assist by Rev. John Richard and Rev. Normand Lebowal. Mass was followed by a family dinner for Sister Aloysia and relatives from Cohoes with about 60 guests. Born Sept 3 1889 in Cohoes she was the ninth of twelve children to Joseph and Octavia Cotneal Senea, known in civilian life as Maile Elmine Senee. She took first vows in Lachine Canada in 1909. four sisters and one brother survive along with nieces and nephews in Cohoes and Schenectady.

Mary Aloysia Cohoes St. Anne Notth Adams Mass Notre Dame Church Joseph 4 Lussier John P. Richard Normand LeBowal Providence Aloysia Joseph and Octavia Cotneal Senea Maile Elmine Senee Lachine Canada Coheeg Schehectady

Civil Service City Planning Positions Open

Washington civil service announces planning positions to be filled from the Civil Service register. Selected entrants work with the National Capital Planning Commission in Washington. Salaries range from 5985 to 12770 dollars yearly. Hilton disclosed the notice last night. Applicants may see Hilton at the Troy Post inquiry window for forms or mail applications to the Washington, 25, D. commission.

Washington D. C U. S. Civil Service Register National Capital Planning Commission L. M. Hilton Hilton Troy Post Commission

Hospital building drive funds set near five hundred thousand

The hospital building committee aims to raise about 495000 upon completion of the new structure. Funds include 175000 from the 1952 general drive, roughly 50000 in outstanding pledges, 835000 in additional medical staff pledges, 45000 from hospital leaders, and about 100000 from all drives tied to groundbreaking activities.

Adenauer Sells Stock Ride En Route In Canadian Paper Firm

West German leader Erhard visits the U.S. for talks with Eisenhower and Nixon while receiving honorary degrees. West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. sells minority stock in Hinde land Valley Paper Co. to St. Lawrence Corp. of Montreal for cash. The move aims to strengthen domestic operations and integrate Canadian paperboard assets.

Adenauer Duesseklarf Germany Rantwig Erhard Konrad Adenauer United States New York Erhard Washington Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Wabash College Crawfordsville Ind Georgetown University Washington, D.C Ligdreateunner Federal Republic West Virginia SL Lawrence Corp Lid Montreal David &. Like H&d St. Lawrence Corp Luke

Revolt Reported in Nicaragua by Exile Leaders

Exiled Nicaraguan leaders in San Jose claimed a revolution has begun against President Somoza with fighting on several fronts. The Costa Rican government said a stolen Aerolineas Nacionales plane carrying revolutionaries was shot down near Matagalpa, though exiles deny this. Radio reports claim rebels seized ground and retreated into the mountains.

Florida House votes to abolish presidential primary

In Tallahassee the Florida House voted to end the presidential preference primary and strip delegates of binding votes at national conventions. Representative J B Vocelle said the current method is unworkable as delegates are bound to a candidate until he releases them. The bill would leave delegates unpledged though they could pledge when acting as a delegate. The measure now goes to the Senate.

Tallahassee Fia House Florida J. B. Viouelle Vocelle

Son to graduate from Mount St Marys College

Mr and Mrs Frank Bannano of 928 3rd St leave for Emmitsburg Maryland to attend Robert Bannano's graduation from Mount St Marys College He will receive a Bachelor of Science degree in economics after graduating from St Marys School and LaSalle Institute He will work at Tingons Togs Inc on River Street while awaiting U S Navy call

Mt. St. Mary’s Frank Bannano 3Rd St Emmitsburg Som Robert Mount St. Mary's College St. Mary's School LaSalle Institute U. S Navy Ting ‘Ons Togs, Inc von River Street

Warren County Pair Stands Destroyed at Ashland Park

Fire of undetermined origin Sunday destroyed the grand stand and structures at Warren County Tall Grounds known as Ashland Park in Warrensburg, about a week before the 1958 stock car races. Damages estimated at 25000. grand stand seating 600 razed. Firemen fought spreading flames threatening nearby homes and property. The roof was lost, leaving jutting timbers. lumber had been stored on the fairgrounds. Property belonged to Maurice Ashe of Warrensburg.

Warren County Ashland Park Warrensburg Mets Fair Grou Maurice Ashe

Recital Highlights by Mrs Brennan Students in Rensselaer

Students of Mrs James B Brennan performed a piano recital Sunday afternoon at the Chad Monse for the Rensselaer County Historical Society. Performers included Walk ad Bill McKinley Mary Dorrance Carol Kazanjian Gail Kaiser Digby Tommy Quinn Nancy Markonian Barbara Harrison Jamend Bobby Ishkanian Caral Ann Noll Phicip Anderso Diane Gigossian Donna Allen Carol Inomajian Kirk Cookley and Tda Giragossian.

James B. Brennan Chad Monse The Rensselaer County Historical Society Bill McKinley Mary Dorrance Carol Kazanjian Gail Kaiser Digby Tommy Quinn Nancy Markonian Barbara Harrison Jamend Bobby Ishkanian Caral Ann Noll Phicip Anderso Diane Gigossian Donna Allen Carol Inomajian Kirk Cookley Tda Giragossian

White House denies Lawie claims on wage talks

Washington reports President Eisenhower did not side with management in steel wage talks. White House Press Secretary James Hagerty said the charges are untrue. Lewis of the United Mine Workers says Eisenhower urged higher steel wages to curb inflation, harming free enterprise benefits.

Washington John L. Lawie Higehhaiwer White House James €. Jhagerty Lewis United Mine Workers Eisenhower

Girl May Face Upstate Charge In Cab Theft

Wanda Wachey age 18 and John Potter 28 may face youthful offender trials over an alleged taxi theft in Warrene burg last September. Apprehended in South Carolina, they were returned to Warren County Jail at Lake George. Uawley’s attorney William Chamber of Glens sought adjournment to June 15 while Jon Ball pressed to move trial to another venue citing pretrial publicity.

Wanda Wachey John Potter Warreneburg Louth Carolina Warren County Lake George Legal Nation Miss Uawley William FP Chamber of

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