Shaker High School Holds Second Annual Graduation
Shaker High School North Colonie Central School District held its second annual graduation with 187 graduates receiving diplomas from Fail 4 Cran, Millard J. Smyth and Thomas O'Brien. Dr Edwin Adkins delivered the commencement address. The class list includes Frederick T. Alassie Gaile AL Aldini Janet Allen Caroline Anker George Appleby Joan Harmon-Ashley and many others.
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Secord
Shaker High School
North Colonie Central
Cran
Board of Education
Millard J. Smyth
Thomas O'Brien
Edgar 8. Pitkin
North Colonies Central
Ev. Dennis F Kiniay
Loudonville
Tev. Louis &. Douglass
St. Pius X Church
Edwin Adkins
State College of Education
Albany
Frederick T. Alassie Gaile
AL Aldini
Janet Allen
Caroline
Anker
George Appleby
Joan Harmon
Ashley
Michael J. Haruzak
Bayman
Rebert
W. Becker
Sue Berrian
Arlene Berry
Robert Bielawa
Robert Bixby
Margaret A, Bialy Maney S. Birddangee
Bonevyk Doe Bostrom
Constance Brizzel
Breda Bantbardler
Glenn Bold
Kenneth D. Brown
Barbara Bryant
Arthur TL. Buchman
Jack A. Buchman
John Burns
Carol A. Byson
Joseph FE
Carman
Michael
Edward Herbert A. Carey
Michael Carey Emily AL Champagne
Diane Kruegler
Sephen J. la Pauge
Susan A la Rose
Nancy M, Lee Winifred A. Lenard
Charles A. Lewis
Virginia Long
Kenneth Labiniecki
Monald Lucowitz
Edward Jarssier
Louise McCarney James D. McLaughlin
Sandra Macyraski
John Madden
Rowvert Malchew
David Male
Sandra A
Frank Marchese Lessy PL
Maya Robert D. Moffat
Doris T, Michaud
Lasise B. Miller Thomas RK. Moulthrop
Kclen R. Monticup
John Morgans
Elaine C. Mundipare
Patricia
O'Brian
Joan C. O'Brien
Carole A. O'Donnell
Douglas Olcatt
Sheila A. Onyon
William Ore
Mary Paolucci
Margaret A. Pawlowski
Guy Penny
Robert Terns
Robert Phillips
John Phinney Salley Pilts
Aut Pollay
Carole A, Pandillo
Carol A. Poole
John Recomoser
Thomas Richmond
Shirley Kass Jo Ann Richmond
Paul Richmond
Linda Rogers Karen Romain Barbara Arline Russel
Diane Sapha
Mary Sawyer
Builders Plan National Home Week Program
The Capital District Home Builders Assn plans a 1960 National Home Week program headed by John B Anslass with offices at 528 Troy Schenectady Road Latham. A one-day Saturday event is set for July 23 at Thacher Park at 6 30 pm. Reservations may be made via Mrs John Pirtz or Mrs Gerald Gridie and the planning team includes Frank Casateli Alfred Kellert James W Michaels John Pilz Louis A Streanny Thomas Frederick Bernard Marks Frank Morne Richard Schumaker and Victor Sullivan.
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Capital Distict Home Builders Assn
John B.aAnslass
Troy-Schancetady Road
Latham
Thacher Park
William Mathusa
Women’s Auxiliary
John Pirtz
Gerald Gridie
Frank Casateli
Alfrtd Kellert
James W. Michaels
John Pilz
Louis A. iSreianny
Thomas Frederick
Bernard Marks
Frank Morne
Richid Schumaker
Victor Sullivan
Vth Annual Bible School Opens at Our Savior’s Lutheran
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church in Colonia Village opens its fifth annual Bible School with about 200 children expected to attend. Sessions run from morning until 11:30 am, divided into nursery, beginner primary, and junior intermediate classes led by Walter Litke, Mrs. Ronald Kasten, and Ronald Kasten.
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Clerk and Highway Heads to Attend Cornell School
Town Clerk Harold R. McCabe and Town Highway Superintendent Irving Buhemas will attend a joint school for town clerks and highway superintendents at Canyell University starting today. The program is sponsored by the Town and City Officers Training School of New York in cooperation with the Issu. jot Towns. Lectures will cover powers duties and functions of their offices.
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Celenie
Harold R. McCabe
Irving Buhemastex
Canyell University
Thhe Town
Seven Year Old Accused of Church Fires In Schenectady
A seven year old Schenectady boy was brought to court after admitting to setting fires at Central Baptist Church and St Pauls Church. He was in custody, and his parents faced charges related to the incidents. Judge William M. Nicoll ordered a full mental evaluation and home life study.
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Schenectady
Children's
Central Baptist Church
St. Pauls Church
Neshet
William M. Nicoll
Home Unit Dines Elects Officers
A Knob Hill chapter report notes Mrs Martin Slawsky served as student chairman of Knob Hill Reronstration Unit 2. New officers include Mrs Conrad Faerler as vice chairman and Mr Thomas Curry as secretary-treasurer. The group closed its season with a shrimp shord dinner at Herbert's Restaurant in Albany and outgoing chairman Mrs Aurele Charbonneau was honored.
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Martin Slawsky
Knob Hill
Reronstration Unit 2
Conrad Faerler
Thomas Curry
Herbert's
Albany
Aurele Charbonneau
Theater Producer To Address Colonie Kiwanis Club
Colonie Kiwanis Club meets at 12 15 p m in Seward Johnson restaurant on Central Avenue to hear Eddie Rich producer of Colonie Musical Theater shows. Rev Sean Ro Slapley presides.
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Colonie Kiwanis Club
Seward Johnson
Central Avenue
Eddie Rich
Colonie
Sean Ro Slapley
Women of St Matthew's Episcopal Chapel Elect Officers
J. Sallert of LS Weed Ra. is elected president of Women of St Matthew's Chapel. New officers include Mrs. Philip S. MacPherson as vice president and Mrs. William Hicks as secretary. Secretaries named cover Christian education social relations and church counseling. Rev. Gillespie announced two services each Sunday from July 3 to Sept 4 with 8 am Holy Communion and 9:30 am Morning Prayer and sermon.
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Mes
William L. Richards
Burns
Ballett
Victor Hughes Owas
Roberta ‘Kimble
Ajtar Guild
Donald Conarty
Stephen W. Gillespie
76 To Graduate From Safety Ground School
Certificates will be awarded at 7 p.m. as the Boght Milly School Lo 76 graduates a ground school safety refresher course sponsored by the State Commerce Dept. Private pilots in the area attended a 12 week course covering meteorology radio transmission and navigation led by Roland Alexander aviation safety consultant. Certificates will be distributed by Eximund Lynch director of the Bureau of Aviation for the department. Among the graduates are family groups including mother daughter father daughter and husband and wife.
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Boght Milly School
Lo 76
State Commerce Dept
Roland Alexander
Dept. of Commerce
Eximund Lynch
Hureau of Aviation
Fine Latham Boy Fined $75 for Traffic Violations
Latham boy was fined 75 dollars Friday night by Greensland Police Justice Francis D Burke after pleading guilty to three motor vehicle violations. Joseph Tozzi, 31 ML Tiga Ave, was charged with being an unlicensed driver, driving without registration and speeding. He had been arrested Thursday night by Maplewood police after a chase through the village, reaching speeds of 73 to 30 miles per hour before being trapped in Maplewood. Asst. Chief John Seeley and Patrolman Kenneth Davis arrested him.
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Latham
Greensland
Francis D. Burke
Joseph Tozzi
Tiga Ave
Island
Maplewood
Asst
John Seeley
Kenneth Davis
Verdoy Couple Marks 48th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Albert I Garling of Verdoy celebrated their 48th wedding anniversary at a party on Wednesday night. They were married June 22 1912 at the bride’s home by the late Rev Cornelius Ditmars of Niskayuna Reformed Church.
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Albert If. Garling
Garling
Henry Garling
Verdoy
Mary Knadler
Louis Knadler
Troy Road
Cornelius Ditmars
Niskayuna Reformed Church
Legion Post Plans For Clamstexm
The 25th annual clamsteam of Troy Post, American Legion, will be held Sunday, Aug. 21, at Paul’s Lakeview Grove, Sny dais Lake. Reservations close Aug. 16. The post plans to meet on July 19. The post recently purchases equipment for amusement and games. A pool table has been finished with facilities for table tennis, miniature bowling and daris. The yearly day show, sponsored by the Troy Kennel Club, will be held in the fall at the Troy Armory. Entries expected mainly from the eastern seaboard and other sections of the United States and foreign countries.
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American Legion
Paul's Lakeview Grove
Snydais Lake
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Troy Armory
Seaboard
United States
Munich Shirt Co Executive Studying U S Production in Troy
Munich Shirt Co executive Josef Angerer, 24, on a four month U S tour studying shirt and textile plants from Troy to the South. He notes American methods five years ahead, plans to run the firm with a $800000 value someday, and cites Germany's unemployment near one percent. He visits local plants, meets suppliers, and will tour New York, the South, and New Orleans before returning to Munich.
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Munich
Germany
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Front Street
Fult
Janet Leonard
Stick
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Carl Vielkind
Phints
Nerman Angerer
Can Ae
Angerer
U.S
Troy
Sio
West Germany
John H.guevin
Sid Ave
New York City
New York
New Orleans
Mothest
Yano
England
FBI Jails Wanted Man in Los Angeles Case
The FBI reports the arrest in El Paso of a man named Severio Terranova also known as Charles or Lue Terranova. He faces two burglary counts in Agula from May last year and is described as a parole violator who fled California to avoid prosecution for burglary. Terranova has prior convictions for burglary auto theft and robbery and used the alias Michael C. Russo while in El Paso.
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UPI
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el Paso
Vex
Tonviel
Daryl Chessenay
Wes Airygeles Redight
Lotal
Terranova
Agula
Chessman
Michael C. Russo
Unclear interview on adapting to American life
A fragmented quotation shows a speaker contemplating moving to the United States. He expresses willingness to adapt and claims he would become American within six months, while praising American life and its ease.
Working Papers To Be Issued At Central School
Short note indicates working papers will be issued during the sinners ovation week Monday through Friday at Roomy 103 Central School on State Street.
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Central School
State Street
Fragmentary schedule notice for exams and room 412
The text describes physical examinations to be given on Tuesday and Thursday starting at 10 am. It mentions a location in Room 412, Central School on State Street and Th Avenue with unclear street details and times from 9:30 am to 12 noon.
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Th Avenue
Central Sehea
State Street
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