Cohoes Center Board Reelects Two Leaders at Annual Meeting
Cohoes Community Center Inc reelected Sidney J. Stein Jr president and Mrs Virginia B McDonald vice president at the board's annual gathering. Officers Ruth Timpane Louis Buchman Norman Kavanaugh were also reappointed. The treasurer reported $414 350 raised toward the $333 000 goal for the new Remsen Street center, with federal aid covering two thirds. The planned $1 000 000 facility will include a pool gym and senior citizens program benefiting from New York State support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney J. Stein Jr
Stay Textile and Research Industries of
Cohoes
Virginia B. McDonald
James E. McDonald
Kenneth Ryer
Harold J. Wilson
Albert Hartheimer
Harthiemer Associates
Remsen Street
New York State
Water Rent Rolls Head Agenda
Presentation of water rent rolls by Arthur DeFruscio, commissioner of public works, will lead the Cohoes Common Council meeting at 8 p.m. Also on the agenda are a grievance hearing date for unfair tax assessments, polling place sites for the 1967 elections, a review of the Enforcement Code program, and a vote on the bus stop ordinance. No action is expected on the enforcement topic due to its complexity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur DeFruscio
Public Works
Cohoes
Youth Conference Draws 300 From Cohoes and Tufts
Miss Sheilah Stanton and students Martin Ryan and Ann Falato joined 297 others at the Northeastern States Youth Citizenship Conference held at Tufts University. Over three days the event, funded by the Sears Roebuck Foundation and run for Northeastern States Commissioners of Education by the Lincoln Filene Center, explored values in a changing world and how youth and adult values differ and can be understood or bridged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes High School
Sheilah Stanton
Martin Ryan A
Ann Falato
Northeastern States
Tufts University
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Killed In Crash In Cape Vincent Respectable Resident Dies
CAPE VINCENT UP I Bernard Eveleigh age 67 of this Jefferson County hamlet died in a two car collision near his home. His wife Nellie age 64 was listed in critical condition. Five other people were injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Vincent
UPI
Bernard Eveleigh
Jefferson County
Nellie
Paterson’s Ointment Brings Fast Hemorrhoid Relief
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment 40 years ago that eased itching and smarting of hemorrhoids and became a household favorite. Advertisers tout Paterson’s Ointment in 85 cent tubes and applicators, claiming widespread popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Paterson
High School Graduate Has Real Admirer
In Santee California a Santana High School senior named Dan Finch received a $1,000 cashier's check in the mail from an anonymous sender. The note praised his moral integrity and aimed at supporting his college aspirations in electronics engineering. Dan and his parents say they do not know who sent the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
New York State War Deaths Reach 745 in Vietnam
Defense Department reports 10,623 U S fatalities in Vietnam through March 31. California leads with 937 dead, New York follows at 745, and Pennsylvania has 656. All 50 states District of Columbia and territories listed dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
California
New York State
Vietnam
Defense Department
New York
Pennsylvania
District’ of Columbia
Territories
WSCS Sets Plans for 1967 68 Program and Events
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Melrose First Methodist Church outlines activities for 1967 68 including a Valley Falls picnic at Mrs Paul Clum's home, an Aug 8 planning meeting at Mrs Percy J Lambert's in Valley Falls, a turkey dinner and bazaar on Election Day, a June 24 chicken barbecue at the church, an Aug 19 auction, and a Sept 12 church meeting. Officers include President Mrs Richard Lyons and several committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Melrose First Methodist Church
Richard Lyons
Valley Falls
WSCS
Paul Clum
Percy J. Lambert
Stella Speanburg
Kenneth Miller
Edward Vohnoutka
William G. O'Hara
William Diefendorf
Albert W. Dixon
Charles Hartnett
James Boyce
Robert Degener
Robert Calhoun
Arnold Nible
John Hames
Orin Reed
Norman Hooghamp
Raymond Zeto
Boston Riot Scorched Roxbury as Reverend Deems It Beautiful
Rev. Virgil A. Wood, a Negro minister, called four nights of racial violence in Roxbury beautiful and likened them to revolutions that bring people into power. He led a Sunday march through Blue Hill Avenue, the area hardest hit by looting arson and window smashing along the four-day span from Friday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Roxbury
Virgil A. Wood
Burial planned for Shan non Love in Slingerlands
Shan non Love daughter of Ed mond G. Love a WWI historian with the 27th Division will be buried in a private cemetery at Slingerlands. Her mother is Mrs Edward George formerly Libbie Pound of Slingerlands and Love is the granddaughter of the late Dr. Arthur Pound New York State historian. She was found stabbed to death in a London hotel as Richard H. Geffken 18 of Brooklyn faces murder charges. The girl was en route from her father’s New York City home to join her mother in Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shannon Love
Edmond G. Love
Slingerlands
Edward George
Libbie Pound
Arthur Pound
New York State
Richard H. Geffken
Brooklyn
New York City
Manila
Williams grants six honorary doctorates at Williams College
Williams College in Williamstown Massachusetts awarded six honorary doctorates during Sunday commencement. Recipients included King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand Lawrence H Bloedel and John W Gardner Mrs Herbert Lehman Rosemary Park and Thomas J Watson Jr. President John E Sawyer presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
John E. Sawyer
King Bhumibol Adulyadej
Thailand
Lawrence H. Bloedel
Health, Education and Welfare
John W. Gardner
Herbert H. Lehman
Rosemary Park
Thomas J. Watson Jr
King Bhumibol
Cambridge
Bloedel
Williams
Columbia
Whitney Museum of American Art
American Federation of Arts
Gardner
Carnegie Corporation of
New York City
Stanford
Town Assessors Completing Rolls For 1968 Base Taxes
In Rensselaer County fourteen towns are finalizing 1968 real property tax rolls. Grievance Day falls on June 20 when property owners may challenge valuations. boards of assessors will review for at least four hours that day. Rolls for Brunswick North Greenbush Poestenkill Sand Lake Grafton Petersburg and Wynantskill are on file with chairs and town offices with scheduled hearing hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Boards of Assessors
Boards of Review
Brunswick
David T Smith
North Greenbush
George Estes
Brookside Ave
Wynantskill
Poestenkill
Donald B. Belcher
Poestenkill Fire Hall
Sand Lake
Charles B. Hack
Averill Park
West Sand Lake
Grafton
Bernard H. Simmons
Petersburg
Clarence Hewitt
Waterford Library opens vacation reading club for kids
The Waterford Public Library launches a summer reading club themed Canadian Capers for elementary age children. Beginning June 26, materials will help record authors and titles read, with staff assisting in selecting suitable books. The program runs weekdays 11 am to 5 pm and evenings 6 30 to 8 30 pm, with no Saturday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford Public Library
Adirondack Library System
Waterford
Clifton Knolls Club To Hold Fashion Show
The Clifton Knolls Women's Club sponsors a fashion show and luncheon starting at 11 a.m. Thursday at the new Bar ney Road clubhouse and pool. Mrs. Bardeau Jenny, president, names Mrs. Burt Stodgell publicity chair, reservations by Mrs. Lewis Favreau, decorations by several members, luncheon and awards committees listed, with other helpers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Knolls Women’s Club
Barney Road
Bardeau Jenny
Burt Stodgell
Lewis Favreau
Robert Eddy
Edwin Volpela
Charles Spuhler
George Sconville
Raymond Zimmons
B. A. Gill
Weekend Traffic Fines Total $105
A total of 105 dollars in fines was collected in Waterford police court over the weekend for various traffic violations. Justice of the Peace Joseph Wright saw defendants including James J. Maloney Troy speeding ten dollars and others from Cohoes Schaghti coke and Waterford with fines ranging from ten to twenty dollars. All tickets were issued by Waterford police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Wright
James J. Maloney
Troy
Robert R.cole
Cohoes
William H. 'Thorber
Donald R. Hamilton
Schaghticoke
Lester R. King
Justice of the.Peace
Joseph Geiger
John T. Flynn
John V. Colwill
Fly Up Ceremony by Brownie Troop 463 at Waterford Church
Brownie Troop 463 sponsored by First Baptist Church of Waterford held Fly-Up ceremonies in the church hall. Participants include Susan Farron Heather McNally Donna Morin and Lynda Powell as new flyers. World Associations were presented to Patricia Benson Margaret Charpentier Jill Couture Diane Derrick Donna Finger Blaine Kilmer and Nancy La Bravice. All troop members earned one year service stars and the church received a certificate of appreciation. Luncheon followed for families. The troop collected paperback books to send to Lance Corp William J Daubney in Vietnam, son of Mr and Mrs William Daub Middletown Road. Troop leadership is Mrs Leo Charpentier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Waterford
Lance Corp
William J. Daubney
Vietnam
Daubney
William Daub
New, Middletown’ Road
Leo Charpentier
Senior Citizens Plan Events at Warren Campbell Tribute
Warren E Campbell 45 died yesterday at Samaritan Hospital after a brief illness. He was a John Hancock agent in Troy for 23 years and a lifelong Watervliet resident. He served in World War II, was a Barnard College alumnus, and directed activities for Waterford Senior Citizens. The group will host a film, a birthday party, and fashion shows with local salon styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Campbell
Warren E. ‘Campbell
3Rd Ave
Watervliet
John* Hancock Insurance Company
Troy
Samaritan Hospital
Park
Land
Radcliffe College
University Ofj
Cologne
World of Connecticut College
U.S. Army
Campbell Spuhler
Robert Wall
Waterford
Barnard
Christ Tron
Model Beach
Tomor
Watson
St. Barnabas
Episcopalj
Rockefeller Foundation
J.c. James E
Schenectady
Sloan Kettering Institute
Campbell
U.S. Air Force
Cancer Research
Sarahi
Raymond J
Favreau
Lawrence College
Speigletown
Morrow
Immunization Clinic Planned at Waterford Town Hall
A waterford immunization clinic will be held June 22 from 3 to 5 pm at Town Hall. Dr. Marshall Quandt will administer Measles and Polio vaccines for children, DPT series, smallpox boosters, and guidance for school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford Town Hall
Marshall Quandt
Loin
Birthday Supper By Waterford Presbyterian Club
The UPW Association of the First Presbyterian Church Waterford will hold a birthday supper tomorrow at 6 15 p m at Mrs Edwin Skinner 231 Hudson River Road Waterford Secret pals will be revealed and members should bring new sneakers for the West Virginia Mountain Project Worship will be by Mrs Norman Coons and Mrs Gordon VanDenburgh Executive Board in charge of the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPW Association
First Presbyterian Church
Waterford
Edwin Skinner
Hudson River Road
West Virginia
Norman Coons
Gordon VanDenburgh
Waterford Town Board Meeting Tonight at Town Hall
The Waterford Town Board will meet today in the Town Hall at 7 p.m. Supervisor Tay Loy will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Tayloy
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