St Mary's CYO Team Honored in Cohoes Division Victory
St Marys Junior CYO basketball team was honored as champions of the Cohoes Division of the Troy Area CYO. Parents, parishioners, and faculty attended a spaghetti supper and trophy presentations. Edward Kalski of St Augustine's School and a Phillies scout distributed trophies and spoke. John Noonan received a plaque as Outstanding and Most Improved Athlete.
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St. Mary's Fathers
St. Mary's
Cohoes
Troy Area
St. Mary’s School
Edward Kalski
St. Augustine's School
Roy
Philadelphia Phillies
Robert Jubak
John Noonan
CYO Crusader
Jubak
Mary Andre
Arthur G. O'Rourke
OSA
Crusader
John J. Coffey
0.S.A
Jobak
Father Coffey
Donald Baker
Fathers Club
Waterford Police Chief Issues Warning on Vandalism
Police Chief Art H. Fredette warned Waterford residents after vandalism reports in the Northside area. Signs damaged include Burton Avenue Garrett Field ball park. authorities said anyone caught in the act will be punished.
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Waterford
Arthur H. Fredette
Fredette
Burton Avenue
Garrett Field
Garrett Field Ball Park
Knights of Columbus Beat American Legion in Midget League
In a Monday game at Garrett Field the Knights of Columbus defeated American Legion 10 to 8. Rich Dwyer and Hob Dufresne homered for K of C, while Tom Garrity also homered for the Legion. Other key knocks included Maggs with a double and Keith Richards pitching for K of C.
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Garrett Field
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Rich Dwyer
Hob Dufresne
K. of C
Dave Maggs
Tom Garrity
The
Legion
Keith Richards
Mike Magin
Mike Denvir
Maggs
Matt Higgins
Jim Bryce
Wayne Vallee
Jim
Parish Education Meeting Set by St Marys Waterford Crescent
Parishioners and adults from St Marys Waterford and Crescent invited to 8 15 p m meeting at 1st Marys Church Waterford on Fairness to Children in private school education now and in the future Delegates from parish school and organization will discuss private school education topics
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St. Mary’s
Waterford
St. Mary's
Crescent
1St. Mary's Church
Couple Feted On 40th Year Of Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jarvis Sr. observed their 40th wedding anniversary at St. Anne's Church in Waterford and a reception at the O.C.A. Club in Cohoes. Married June 1, 1927 at Sacred Heart Church Cohoes the couple has three children and eight grandchildren.
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Raymond Jarvis Sr
Waterford
Gether
St. Anne's Church
O.C
Albert Jarvis
Jarvis
Raymond Jr
Dale Hermans
Ernest
Cohoes
Rites Conducted For Mrs. Watson
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Watson was held yesterday from the Finn Funeral Home with Rev. Fred E. Rogers officiating. Bearers were nephews Edward Stephen Carl and Harry Faulkner. Interment was in Hudson View Cemetery Mechanicville where Mr. Rogers officiated.
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Catherine Watson
Finn Funeral Home
Fred E. Rogers
First Baptist Church of
Waterford
Edward
Stephen
Carl
Harry Faulkner
Hudson View
Mechanicville
Rogers
Cobb GOP Councilman Designee Named for Waterford Post
Bernard W. Cobb Jr is chosen by the Waterford Republican Town Committee for the councilman post. George H. Mossey, party chair, cited Cobb’s education, ROTC commission, military service, and career in state auditing and public works. Cobb, a Waterford High School and Siena College graduate, lives with wife Nancy and four children at 12 Robert Road.
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Bernard W. Cobb Jr
Waterford
New York State Department of Audit and Control
Cobb
U.S. Army Artillery and Missile Command
Ft. Sill
Okla
Department of Audit and Control
The
State University Graduate School of Public Affairs
Maxwell Graduate School of’ Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuse University
Department of Public Works
St. Mary's Church
Robert Road
Nancy A. McNamara
Laura J
Jeffrey B
David T. J
Colleen M. Cohb
OES State Rehearsal Planned at First Presbyterian Church
Officers of OES prepare for a special 8 p.m. rehearsal at the First Presbyterian Church in anticipation of the official visit and homecoming of Miss Shirley LeVan District Deputy Grand Matron, accompanied by Donald L. Ernst District Grand Lecturer.
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OES
First Presbyterian Church
Shirley ‘LeVan
Donald L. Ernst
Athletic Awards Program Scheduled at High School
The high school athletic association announces an awards ceremony at the high school auditorium today at 7:30 p.m. J. We and varsity awards will be presented, sports films shown, and refreshments will be served.
Johnson creates special NSC committee to push Middle East peace
President Johnson announced the creation of a special committee of the National Security Council to coordinate U.S. efforts toward peace in the Middle East. He recalled McGeorge Bundy to federal service as executive secretary and said the United States must act inside and outside the United Nations to support a new peace, while responsibility rests with Middle East peoples and governments.
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Washington
Johnson
National Security Council
U.S
Middle East
McGeorge Bandy
Federal Service
United States
United Nations
Funeral held for Ernest Breault of Waterford
The funeral for Ernest E. Breault of 76 First Ave Waterford was held yesterday from A G Boivin's Sons Cohoes and St Anne's Church Waterford where a Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev Leo H Paradis. Bearers were George Massey Sr Albert Massey William Walker Frank Garmody Robert Gage and John Deegan. Interment was in St Joseph's Cemetery Waterford where Father Paradis officiated.
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Ernest
E. Breault
First Ave
Waterford
A. G. Boivin
Cohoes
St. Anne’s Church
Leo H. Paradis
George Massey Sr
Albert Massey
William Walker
Frank Garmody
Robert Gage
John Deegan
St. Joseph's Centery
Father Paradis
Asbury Club Dinner Tomorrow Planned at Wa terford Church
The Asbury Club of the Waterford Methodist Church will hold a banquet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the O.C.A. Club in Cohoes. Mrs. Everett Fairfield, president, will conduct officer elections for the new year, and Mrs. Thomas Lavender and Mrs. Fred Bagley will lead the program. The event ends the club activities until October and will recognize championship teams. parents of children who participated in cross country, soccer, basketball, bowling, wrestling, baseball, and cheerleading are urged to attend.
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Asbury Club
Waterford Methodist Church
O.C.A
Cohoes
Everett Fairfield
Thomas Lavender
Fred Bagley
Sycaway Firemen Elect Staff
William J. Blair was reelected president of the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1 Sycaway at the initial officers election Tuesday night at the firehouse. Other officers named include Paul Gregware vice president David Smith treasurer Garry Newell financial secretary James J. McCauley recording secretary Charles Reardon and Benjamin Cathout named to the board of directors. Installation of officers with the ladies auxiliary will be held Saturday June 18 at Mario's Theater Restaurant and cochairmen Paul Gregware. An organizational board meeting will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the firehouse.
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William J. Blair
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co
Sycaway
Paul Gregware
David Smith
Garry Newell
James
J. McCauley
Charles Reardon
Benjamin Cathout
Daniel O'Connor
Albert Riccardi
Girl flees Israel takes bridal gown in flight to New York
Shelley Glatt and her family fled Tel Aviv suburb life after embassy warnings and returned to the United States with part of her wedding dress. The engagement to Isy Vogel remains. the couple had planned a June 18 Tel Aviv wedding but will marry in New York City.
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ALBAN
N.Y
Shelley Glatt
United States
Israel
Maurice Glatt
Albany
Glatt
Shelley
Judy
Tel Aviv
Isy J. Vogel
New York City
Glatts
New York
Vogel
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