Shaker Athletes Honored At 13th Sports Banquet
The 13th annual Shaker Senior High School sports banquet at the Colonie Elks Club honored athletes and staff. Roger Bell, former Shaker swim coach and Vestal High principal, spoke. awards recognized lettering, scholastic achievement, sportsmanship and most improved athletes across fall, winter and spring sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaker Senior High School
Colonie Elks Club
Dads Club
Roger Bell
Shaker
Vestal High School
Joseph C. Bain
Charles A. Szuberla
Arthur E. Walker
Alton Downer
Latham Ridge
Grace
Gary Newell
Robert C. Jackson
Bain
Walker
William Blanchard
Robert Connor
Michael DeCerdo
James D’orazio
David Gallup Richard
Thomas Horn
Charles Szuberla
Anthony
Cipation
David Herman
Kevin O'Keefe
David Ruff
David Wiley
John Waltersdorf
Edward Snyder
David Gallup
John Owens
James MacFarland
Richard Horn
Mark Hubbs
Timothy Slattery
Jack Uppal
James Roskiewicz
Gary Palmer
Anthony Treffiletti
Lee Dewitt
Jeffrey Field
Jeffrey Roberts
Uriah Richards
John Dauphinais
Robert Willey
Gary Alessi
George Langlois
Robert Cloud
Shoplifting Rising in Colonie Police and Stores
Colonie Police report shoplifting growing quickly, with larcenies up to 25 percent in recent months. Stores lose thousands yearly. many cases go undetected. Youthful suspects are arrested, arraigned, and given bail and court adjournments, creating backlogs for Justices D Agostino and Tate Jr.
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Colonie Police Department
Sears
Macy’s
Harry J. D’agostino
Frank A. Tate Jr
Students to Lead Holy Communion Service at Newtonville Church
Newtonville United Methodist Church plans a Holy Communion service led by the high school group this Sunday. Rev. W Charon Denson announces a July fourth start to summer worship with one 9 am service through September and August lay leadership during the pastor’s vacation. Guest speaker Gordon Reynolds of Rensselaer will address the Gideon organization on June 20. Vacation church school runs July 26 for two two week sessions with theme Jesus Speaks to Our World.
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Newtonville United Methodist Church
W. Charon Denson
Dale Norris
Gordon Reynolds
First United Methodist Church of Rensselaer
Gideon Organization
Jesus
Cohen Seeks Legislature Nomination in Albany County
Albany businessman James A. Cohen 31 of 11 Benjamin Lane announces his bid for the 29th District seat in the Albany County Legislature. A Colonie Democrat active in party politics, Cohen has held roles with the Colonie Human Relations Council and Colonie Young Democrats. He is office manager at Peerless Paper Products Corp and a veteran of the Army and New York National Guard. He and his wife Katherine Englander have three children.
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Albany
Colonie
James A. Cohen
Benjamin Lane
Cohen
Milne School
Syracuse University
Rutgers University
New School For Social Research
Colonie Human Relations Council
Colonie Young Democrats
Peerless Paper Products Corp
United Fund
Jewish Welfare Fund
Congregation Beth Emeth
Albany Jewish Community Center
Albany County New Democratic Coalition
Army
New York Army National Guard
Katherine Englander
New York City
Susan
David
Michael
Gallagher Earns Master’s Degree at SUNY Albany
James J. Gallagher of 30 Perry Ave. Latham received a master’s degree in general management at SUNY Albany commencement. Former Glens Falls resident. his wife Roberta Noyes earned a Siena College B.S. cum laude in 1961. He works as a contract administrator at the Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory in Schenectady and is father of four.
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James J. Gallagher
Perry Ave
Latham
Suny At Albany
Glens Falls
Gallagher
Roberta K. Noyes
Siena
Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory
Schenectady
City to Open Bids for 1971 Street Paving Program
City will open bids today June 18 for the 1971 street paving program announced by City Purchasing Agent Leo Curley. Council approval of the winning bid is required, with work to begin within days on Third Street between Congress and Van Buren.
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Leo Curley
Third
Congress
van Buren
Adjourned Cases Listed in Colonie Town Court
Several adjournments were granted by Colonie Justice Harry J. D Agostino in Town Hall. Crimes include criminal possession of stolen property and forgery with Macy s cards. loitering. public intoxication. and issuing fraudulent checks. A guilty plea for public intoxication earned a $25 fine. other cases adjourned to June 21 or June 23. Traffic cases were disposed of.
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Colonie
Harry J. D'Agostino
Town Hall Court
Robert J. Crawford Jr
Albany
Macy’s
Colonie Center
Michael Pollastro
Korvettes
Northway Mall
Leisureville
William Q. MacTaggart
Aragon Ave
Latham
James R. Foley
Sara Dale
Loudonville
Steven M. Morrissey
Edward M. Stevens
Johnson Road
Douglas C. Bowden
William F. Gardner
Ernest F. Fink
Little League Tag Day Set For Saturday in Latham
Thomas K. Talarico announces Saturday Tag Day for Latham Little League raising funds for equipment and field maintenance. Over 150 players from 24 teams will collect at multiple shopping centers from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in officially marked cans.
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Latham
Thomas K. Talarico
Latham Corners
K-Mart
Price Chopper Center
Grossman’s Lumber
GEX
J. M. Fields
Pantry Pride
Star Supermarket
Weston’s/Albany
VFW Post Installs Officers in Latham Ceremony
John J. Argay was installed commander of Latham Memorial VFW Post at the Boght Community Fire Hall Route 9. Cecil F. Decker installed Edward Gener Theodore Rosinski Edward Morris Robert Thompson Stanley Gorski Charles Patalino and David Fitzgerald as officers. A social hour followed and monthly meetings will be held on the first Friday at the Boght location.
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John J. Argay
Clinton Road
Latham
Latham Memorial
VFW
Boght
Cecil F. Decker
Edward R. Gener
Theodore Rosinski
Edward G. Morris
Decker
Robert Thompson
Stanley Gorski
Charles Patalino
David Fitzgerald
North Colonie Rescue Squad Seeks Funds for New Ambulance
Captain Andrew Vosburgh announced the North Colonie Volunteer Emergency Squad needs 9000 more dollars toward a 20000 goal for a new ambulance and gear. The all‑volunteer service runs 24 hours, training 21 first aid cards and 20 in an advanced course as it awaits delivery of the ambulance in three weeks.
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North Colonie
North Colonie Ambulance Service
Andrew Vosburgh
Vosburg
Melvin Fairbanks
John Wilcox
Vosburgh
Dis
Trict
Latham
Plan Closing Exercises At St John s Plan Closing Exercises
St John s Episcopal Church on First Street will hold closing exercises at 10 30 a m Sunday during the service. Promotion certificates and attendance pins will be given. After the service the congregation will stay for a postlude then march to the memorial garden for prayers benediction and coffee. The garden fence will display murals collages and hand work by church school students with a special group singing and three season banners created by Mrs Graham Williams.
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The
Church School of
St. John's Memorial Garden
Graham Williams
Troy Youth Fined On Driving Count
John Coughlin a 19 year old of 31 Clinton Avenue pleaded guilty to reckless driving before Troy Police Court Judge Kyran P Molloy Jr and was fined 25 dollars. He was arrested near Vanderheyden and River Streets around 11 p m Wednesday by Officers James L Nelligan and Thomas J Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coughlin
Clinton Ave
Troy
Kyran P. Molloy Jr
Coughlin
Vanderheyden
River Streets
James L. Nelligan
Thomas J. Kane
Skidmore Leases Former Library to Empire State College
Skidmore College leases its former library building in Saratoga Springs to Empire State College for two years with occupancy set for July 1. The three story brick structure will undergo renovations for SUNY supported programs and serve as an administrative hub for about 70 regional study centers. No students will reside on site.
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Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
New Empire ‘State College
State University of New York
Skidmore
Joseph C. ‘Paramountain
Congress Park
Department of Education
Lucy Scribner
Empire State College
Ernest L. Boyer
William T. Allen Jr
Surrey Cottage
North Broadway
Union Avenue
Salisbury House
SUNY
Saratoga
Paramountain
Merton Etell
The
State University
Judge Molloy Day Held July 18 Announcement
The second annual Judge Molloy Day will be Sunday July 18 at Bayly's Arena Burden Avenue. The event to honor Judge Kyran P Molloy Jr is announced by Stephen D Mulinio and Donald Whalen Troy Police Court officers. Grounds open 1 p.m. with hot dogs clam chowder and raw clams served.
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Judge Mollloy
Bayly’s
Burden Avenue
Stephen D. Mulinio
Donald Whalen
Troy
Kyran P. Molloy Jr
Mulinio
Whalen
Thomas J. Murphy
Notable Local Graduates Return From Semester Abroad
Jack Jarvis came home from Venezuela after spending the second semester of his senior year. He was a candidate for graduation at the 74th commencement of the State University College of Forestry in Syracuse. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvis. Constance Ann Blais, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blais, Main Street, received an associate in arts degree at Maria College. Edward Carlson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Carlson, Schaghticoke Hill, is on the dean's list at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy as a data processing major and also on the dean's list for the first semester.
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Jack Jarvis
Venezuela
State University College of Forestry
Syracuse
John Jarvis
Constance Ann Blais
Gerald Blais
Main Street
Maria College
Edward Carlson
Helmer Carlson
Schaghticoke Hill
Hudson Valley Community College
Troy
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Colonie Police
William R. Browne
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G.E
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Hoosick Road
Legislature
Mr. Gallagher
VFW Post
N. Colonie Rescue Squad
U.S
KNEIP
Bing Cherries
Florida
Washington State
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Oes T Florio
Garden
Keebler
Tai
Fleischmann
Coffee Maxwell House
Contadina
H Gas
Grand Union
T. Boi
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Vermont
Mai
St. John’s
Troy Youth
New College
Judge Molloy
Omy
Magic Capeute
Harts Products
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