Niskayuna High to graduate 269 seniors tonight
Niskayuna High School will graduate 269 seniors at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Dr. Edmund Tucker of the Board of Education will present diplomas. David Hecker, Harvard government major and former Niskayuna student, will be principal speaker. Closed circuit TV will relay the ceremony to gym spectators due to crowd size. Other board members and Superintendent Rexford Souder will attend.
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Niskayuna High School
Edmund Tucker
Board of Education
William Atherton
Joseph Oakey
David Hecker
Starvard University
Hecker
Daniel Hecker
Harvard
Marshal’s Office
Rexford Souder
Town issues first identification permits for new park
Colonie Town Clerk Harold R. McCabe issued the first identification permits for Colonie’s new town park set to open Saturday at 10 am. The permits allow entry to park facilities with a separate ticket needed for the bath house and pool. Applicants must present a receipted tax bill or a driver’s license. Only town residents will be admitted initially. park is on Schermerhorn Road off Route 9 north of Boght Corners.
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Virginia Torrey
South Royal Drive
Colonie
Joan Giuliano
Consaul Road
Colonie Town Park
Schermerhorn Road
Harold R. McCabe
Phyllis la Bounty
James J. Kirker
Phyllis LaBounty
Staf
McCabe
Route 9
Boght Corners
Board To Hold Last Meeting Of Fiscal Year
North Colonie Central School District board of education will meet in Shaker High School library at 8 p.m. President Russell Frazier will preside and Edgar S. Pitkin will present a report. Last business transacted before close of fiscal year June 30. Committee chairs meet at 7:30 in executive session to audit bills.
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North Colonie Central School District
Niskayuna To Host 41 AFS Students For Visit
Forty one American Field Service students from 26 countries will visit Niskayuna for three days starting July 11. Hosted by Niskayuna High School they will conclude a year in the United States with a three week bus tour of the Northeast. They will attend a family student picnic at the GE Knolls lab and tour the Saratoga Performing Arts Center.
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Niskayuna
Niskayuna High School
Northeast
GE Research Development
Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory
Saratoga
Lisha Kill Junior High To Register Students This Week
Lisha Kill Junior High in the South Colonie Central School District will register students entering the system from other schools this week starting Monday. Guidance staff will be available in grades 7 and 8 to meet with students and parents. Registration runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today through Thursday. bring birth certificate and report card. All previously enrolled district students are automatically registered. Colonie Central High School will register in the final week of August.
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Lisha Kill
South Colonie Central School District
Colonie Central High School
Colonie Village to Hear Taxi Ordinance on Licensing
The Colonie Village Board will hold a public hearing at 8 p.m. today on a taxi licensing ordinance presided by Mayor William R. Cook after the board session at 7:30. It would require annual taxi firm licenses with a minimum $30 fee due to upcoming Karner Road rail station construction.
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Colonie Village
William R. Cook
Cook
Karner Road
New York Central Railroad
Girl Scouts Invite Kiwanis Guests at Colonie Albany Club
The Colonie Albany Kiwanis Club meets at North way Inn with Mrs. Wardell Robinson directing a girl scout program. Valentino Tebbano presides over a business session as District Lt. Gov. Robert Fowler and Dr. Richard P. Crinigan are honored for membership gains. A future host event for California college students is planned. Glenn E. Bretsch reports $363 raised from a pancake breakfast.
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Wardell Robinson
Colonie Albany Kiwanis Club
Northway Inn
Valentino Tebbano
Robert Fowler
Richard P. Crinigan
Capital Division
Crinigan
Burdette E. Woodworth
California
International Relations Committee
Glenn E. Bretsch
Shaker High Student Chosen for France Exchange
Peter Charbonneau of 15 As pen Road Latham a Shaker High School student and Eagle Scout has been accepted as an exchange summer student to France through the Foundation for International Cooperation. The five week stay aims to study France's history culture and language. He received the Emilia Doll Memorial Award of 250 to support his plans and upon return will share experiences with Shaker High students.
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Peter Charbonneau
Aspen Road
Latham
Shaker High School
France
Foundation For International Cooperation
Christian Family Movement
U.S
United States
Peter
le Tei
Shaker High
Emilia Doll
Swim Program Set in North Colonie District
North Colonie Central District opens its annual summer swim program at Shaker High School pool from 9 to noon for stroke improvement, with age group and recreational swimming booked in two afternoon slots. Registration covers first or second four weeks or all eight. junior life saving and senior life saving courses run evenings and require demonstrated swimming proficiency. Weekend family swim runs Sundays July 2 to Aug 30 with supervision by Ralph Dodge and Judy Shea assisted by Marcia Strout and Robert Brauner. lifeguards named include Craig Harrison and James Dorough.
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North Colonie Central School District
Shaker High School
Red Cross
New Colonie Town Park Pool
Ralph Dodge
Judy Shea
Marcia Strout
Robert Brauner
Craig Harrison
James Dorough
Martin Roloki
Siean Marciusom
Two Added To Christian School Board
Dr. Robert Helsby announces two new Loudonville Christian School board members Mrs. Keith Callanan of Loudon Road and Raymond Cothran of Patroon Place. Callanan, daughter of the late Dr. J Ivimey Dowling, is treasurer of the local church women and advisor to the Christian Women’s Club. Cothran, a Cornell graduate and former Lockport lawyer, is executive director of the State Conference of Mayors and a World War I veteran. The addition expands the board serving nursery through seventh grade.
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Robert Helsby
Loudonville Christian School
Keith Callanan
Loudon Road
Loudonville
Raymond Cothran
Patroon Place
Callanan
Albany Girl's Academy
Bennett College
Millbrook
J. Ivimey Dowling
Albany
Women’s
Veterans Admin
New Cothran
Army Reserve
Samuel G. Paladino
Shaker Drive
Daniel Chamberlain
Jane Reeci A. Scelsi
River Bernard Jordan
Willis Mallette
Mechanicville
David S. Price
Karl Sieck
Paul Zierk
Arsenal Workers Receive Zero Defects Award
Eight members of Watervliet Arsenal’s inspection engineering section share a $200 prize for flawless output in the Zero Defects program. Over a year they prepared 3374 quality control documents with zero errors while meeting all deadlines, amid a nationwide effort to motivate perfection in tasks.
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William Stuart
Arsenal
Quality Assurance Office
Stuart
William Parker
3Rd Ave
Watervliet
James J. Barry
Central Ave
Cohoes
William EF. Donnelly
Birchwood Drive
Waterford
Watervliet Arsenal
Fred J. Clas
Doris Markey
Schenectady
Old
Niskayuna Road
Loudonville
Enginmeering
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Lisha
Girl Scouts
North Colonie
Christian School Board
Veterans Awards
James A. Ewing
Philip Lupe
Lawrence Turing
George W Hinchcliff
Fairview Ave
William F. Donnelly
New York Telephone
Bell System
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