Diplomas Presented To 108 Keveny Graduates
Keveny Memorial Academy honored 108 graduates at Class Night. Rt Rev Msgr T Gerald Mulqueen awarded departmental honors to Anne Marie Bellerose valedictorian and Jeanine St Pierre salutatorian with several subject prizes. Lorraine LeBeau won Alumni Scholastic Award. Lars LeBeau named alternate. The Revengue of ’60 Award went to Tarraing LeBeaus.
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Keveny Memorial Academy
T. Gerald Mulqueen
Anne Marie Bellerose
Jeanine St. Pierre
Margaret Micheaud
Susan Marchand
Miss Bellerose
A A Smith Succumbs In Cohoes
Arthur A. Smith of 10 Maple Lane Cohoes dies at home after weekend Veterans Hospital leave. Cohoes Fire Department inhalator squad responded. Dr Earl Massey pronounced death. Albanian native resided in Cohoes ten years. ex employee Capitol Buick Albany and Dubrey Trucking Co Cohoes. Survivors include wife Madeline Kelly son Frederick daughter Donah. Funeral will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. from Stanton Funeral Home Columbia Street Cohoes.
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Arthur A. Smith
Maple le
Cohoes
Alfred Smith
Albany
Veterans' Hospital
Smith
Capitol Buick Co
Dubrey ‘Trucking Co
Madeline Kelly
Frederick
Donhad
Stanton Funeral Home
Columbia St
Cohnes
Perfume Round the Clock Liquid Skin Sachet Ad
A vintage ad pitches a lasting perfume solution for women troubled by scents fading. It promotes a Liquid Skin Sachet by Soubigant, claiming easy cleansing, longer lingering fragrance, and slower diffusion. It suggests Chantilly Liquid Skin Sachet priced at $2.25 plus tax.
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Soubigant
Chantilly
Keveny Memorial Academy grants 108 diplomas in largest class
Keveny Memorial Academy graduated 108 students in the largest class in the school’s history during last night’s commencement in the auditorium. Valedictorian Anne Marie Bellerose spoke on the Catholic Citizen's Duty, while Jeannine Alberle St Pierre delivered the salutatory on greater world unity.
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Keveny Memorial Academy
Auditorum
Anne Marie Bellerose
Jeannine Alberle
St. Pierre
James F. Kearney
St. Bernard's Church
Guardsmen Of Cahoes Camp Duty Report At Brum
The 727 Ordnance Battalion Co B Cahoes arrived at Camp Brum at 1 27 p m under Lt Leon KE Wail orders. Combat Commander Col Frank Harkin praised convoy discipline and time checks. Details cover meals under Sgt John Koval, guard duties, field communications, and imminent field support from units including 1st Med 205th Tank Battalion and 27th Quartermaster Co.
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727_ Ordnance Bn
Cahoes
Leon KE. Wail
Camp Brum
Frank Harkin
Cohogs
Francis Heiser
Howard Blatchell
Camp. Dium
William. J. Gaffigan
Bisonac
Vna
Combat Command A
1St Med. 205Th Tank Battalion
27Th Quartermaster Co
Bbsth Field Artillery Battalion
Lost Hits Marbles in Austin Police Row
Patrolman Warren Jones said a 13 year old asked police help after an older boy won all his marbles and refused to let him win them back. The youth described the incident as urgent and said he needed intervention to regain the marbles.
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Austin, Tex
Cupl
Warren Jones
Jones
St James Church Brownie Troop Ends Season
Brownie Troop 279 sponsored by St James Methodist Church closed its season with a xevent banquet in the church parlors. Rev Fred R Brown guest. A fy up ceremony awarded wings to Susan Nicolson and Bonnie Kelly. Music and dance numbers were performed. Mrs Kenneth Hungerford chaired the arrangements with Mrs Ralph Bacon and Mrs Joseph Pacholic assisting. Regular meetings resume in the fall.
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Brownie
St. James
Coleadors
Cooley Wins Keveny Memorial Scholarship at Graduation
George C. Cooley, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Cooley of 182 Manor Ave Coors, earns a four year scholarship to Keveny Memorial Academy and tops St Patrick School in scholastic average at yesterday graduation. Raymond Hoy receives a two year Keveny scholarship and second highest average prize from the Mothers Club. Patricia Brown wins religion prize. Judith Borden and Patrick McDonough named most progress during the year with prizes from Immaculate Conception Post CWY.
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George C. Cooley
Joseph A. Cooley
Manor Ave. Coors
Keveny Memorial Academy
St. Patrick's School
James B. Brentock
Raymond Hoy
Mothers Club
Patricia Brown
Rosary Society
Judith Borden
Patrick McDonough
Immaculate Conception Post
CWY
Reappoint Falato to Cohoes Civil Service Post
Matthew J. Falato of 110 Lancaster St has been reappointed by Mayor Andrew H. Santspree to the Cohoes Forest Service Commission for a six year term. Falato, a Republican, was named to the unexpired term of the late David Lang and serves on the bi partisan panel with J Leonard Murray as chairman and Edward J Bloc as the third member.
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Matthew J. Falato
Lancaster St
Andrew H. Santspree
Cohoes Jorest Service Commission
David Lang
Falata
Lancaster Street
Bipartisan Commission
J. Leonard Murray
Edward J. Bloc
High School Conducts Class Night for Class of 1961 and 1962
The Ca hoes High School held its Class Night in the Abram G. Lansing School auditorium with many relatives present. Awards were given by Principal Miss Madelon K. Hickey to Lillian Weiss and Renee Rosenblum for Latin, Louis Manoni for science, Lois LaMarche for all around achievement, Michard Heroux as outstanding athlete, Peter Chinthas for high regents marks in typing, Carol Benlley for shorthand and bookkeeping, plus several other honors including a $23 Savings Bond for outstanding secretary student and driver education recognition for Warren R. Philipson. Future Engineers of America certificates went to members of the Class of 1961 and 1962 students listed.
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Cahoes High School
Abram G. Lansing
Madelon K. Hickey
Lillian Weiss
Renee Rosenblum
Louis Manoni
Rausch & Lomb
Lois LaMarche
Zoota Club
Michard Heroux
Peter Chinthas
Troy Cooperative Savings & Loan Assn
Carol Benlley
Cohors Business & Professional Women's Club
U.S
John Mero
American Automobile Assn
Warren R. Philipson
Mathematical Assn. of America
Future Engineers of America
Thomas Comi
Richard Veroux
Francis Russo
Carol Lewis
Rudolph Ceceucci
Warren Mannix
Richard Korzenowski
Philip Done Nini
Mushing Word Origins From French Quebec Roots
The term masching, used for traveling over snow with sled dogs, comes from the French marchons let us march. Early Canadian woodsmen used the command similarly to the English giddap, reflecting a cross language influence in sledding lore.
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Quebec
Coffee Exports Dip as Brazil Ships to Russia
Brazil's coffee exports to the United States and other nations dropped 13 percent in the first quarter compared with 1959. Despite this, shipments under a three year deal will supply Russia with 1,500,000 bags.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brail
United States
Brazil
Russia
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