Cub Scout Pack 41 Annual Blue and Gold Dinner
More than 150 persons attended the second annual Blue and Gold dinner of Cub Scout Pack 41 at St. Patrick's Church school hall. Pack chairman William L. Burns served as toastmaster while Rev. John F. Riley gave the invocation. Guest speaker Rev. Joseph F. Cathout urged Cubs to be thankful for parental support and to follow the Cub Scout promise. Henry Reger spoke on Scouting aims, with Father Riley emphasizing the pledge. Several Cubs earned service stars, wolf badges, and arrows, including James Carr Anthony Germano and Frank Baciewicz. Wehelos den won the attendance flag for highest participation, and eighth grade girls helped with the dinner committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scout Pack
St. Patrick's Church
Willian L. Burns
John F. Riley
Joseph F. Cathout
Cubs
Father Riley
Henry Reger
James Carr
Anthony Germano
Frank Bouchard
Jack Ryan
Michael Lasko
Michael Comis
Robert Cook
Michael Rymanowski
Wehelos den
Beverly Quinn
Keren Williams
Judy Kane
Sharron Chura
Rosemarie Martucci
Marian Powers
Kathleen Flanigan
Kathleen Niebuhr
Patricia McDermott
Officers Named For St Patrick's Confraternity
Mrs. Frank A. Kreiger is named president of the Key of the Rosary at St Patrick's Church. Rev Msgr Joseph M O'Connor announces the new officers including Mrs James J O Connors vice president, Mrs Charles G Richenecker secretary and Mrs John C Myers treasurer. First meeting set for March 14 with committees formed and a plan for the year. A film titled The Triumphant Hour to be shown. the society meets monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Kreiger
Msgr. O'Connor
Fonfraternits
Ree Ke
Mishaps In Same Location Within Hours Shock Police
Three traffic accidents occurred in the same 19th street hill location within five hours. Gary Johnson, 21, and Edward Esposito, 20, were injured, Johnson seriously, Esposito with facial injuries and elbow and hip damage. Vehicles collided with a fire hydrant and a tree near 1245 18th St, Troy. Police investigated with Patrolmen Brothers and Wojnarowski as tow trucks moved damaged cars away.
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19Th Street
Grottocourt
18Th St
Samaritan Hospital
Gary Johnson
Farley Dr
Reisselaer
Edward J. Esposito
Mount Riga Ave
Lttham
Ambulance Service Corp
Donald A. Maines
Bth
Troy
Monte Parsoff
Watervliet Auto Body Works
R. Stanley Moulthrop
Sparrowbush Road
RD 1
Cohoes
Thomas
R. Moulthrop
A. Gregory Kenosian
William Brothers
Barney F Wojnarowski
Watervliet Youth Pleads Innocent To Knife Charge
David Bleau, 19, of 2415 Broadway, Watervliet, pleaded not guilty to a concealed weapons charge at Troy Police Court. Justice Thomas J. O'Connor adjourned the case to next Thursday to obtain counsel after police found a large knife during a routine check on 4th Street near Ferry Street. Bail set at $100 cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bleau
Broadway
Watervliet
Troy
Thomas J. O'Connor
4Th Street
Ferry Street
T. E. Conroy
J. L. Connolly
Friendly Red Door Honors Miss Calhoun
A birthday party honoring Miss Isabelle Calhoun was held yesterday during Watervliet Civic Center Friendly Red Door Unit meetings. Calhoun is co chairwoman of the unit. A white and pink birthday cake served as centerpiece and guests brought several cards.
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Isabelle Calhoun
Watervliet Civic Center
Calhoun
Episcopal Church Plans Record Hop
Trinity Episcopal Church hall hosts a record hop from 8 to 9:36 p.m. to raise funds for a new parish hall. Disc jockey Charles Holman will present awards for spot dances. Chaperones include Mr and Mrs Charlies Christiansen Miss Sarah Riding and Mrs Louis Buck. ages invited.
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Trinity Episcopal Church Hall
1St Ave
Charles Holman
Charlies Christiansen
Sarah Riding
Louis Buck
Geneva Fellowship To Hear Captain At First Presbyterian Church
Capt. Arthur Dismaris project officer at Watervliet arsenal will show Seconds to Survival and address the Geneva Fellowship of First Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 8 p.m. A question and answer period will follow. Mrs. Aubrey Richards will preside and Mrs. William Stewart is program chairman. Troop 10 Boy Scouts will conduct a scrap paper drive tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dismaris
Watervliet Arsenal
Geneva
First Presbyterian Church
Aubrey Richards
William Stewart
Boy Scouts
Will
Miss Anna M Sheehan Patient at St Mary's Hospital
Personal Miss Anna M Sheehan of 1326 6th Ave is listed as a patient at St Mary's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Sheehan
6Th Ave
St. Mary's Hospital
Ogden Nealon Appointments Win Council Approval
The Watervliet City Council approved promotions and appointments in City Hall. Clarence Ogden, acting police sergeant, wins promotion, and J Gregory Nealon becomes building inspector replacing Frank Di Nuzzo Sr who retired February 28. Nealon was temporarily appointed the day after by manager Joseph Early. Ogden, a World War I veteran, has served since 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet
Clarence Ogden
J. Gregory Nealon
City Hall
Nealon
Frank DiNuzzo Sr
Joseph i. Early
Sst
Ogden
CBS Post Meeting Scheduled for Sunday at 2 PM
Cmdr. Frank A. Bizaro announced yesterday that the CBS Post will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. in the post rooms. A corporation meeting will follow where chairmen of various communities will be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS Post
Frank A. Bizaro
Exemption Bill Seeks Extra 600 Tax Credit Aid
Washington AP reports Rep Paul A Fine introduced a bill to allow an additional $600 federal income tax exemption for a taxpayer supporting a blind person or a spouse aged 63 or older. Current law grants the extra exemption only if the taxpayer or spouse is 65 or blind.
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Washington
Paul A. Fine
R-N.y
Hoopsters Win Midget League Title at Civic Center
Hoopsters defeated Maplewoods 135 to 28 to clinch the Civic Center Midget League championship. Fred Lindheimer led with 12 points, while Brian Carroll and Mike Treja added eight each. Gunners beat Crusaders 43 to 41 for third place. Cadets edged Cannoneers 40 to 39. Final standings show Hampsters 12-3 atop, followed by Maplewood 11-4, Gunners 7-8, Crusaders 6-9, Cannoneers 5-10, Cadets 4-11. Panthers meet Roy als tomorrow at 10 a.m. for Pee Wee title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Center
Hoopsters
Maplewoods
Fred Lindheimer
Brian Carroll
Mike Tre Ja
Gary Matthews
Steve Krasnopoliski
Ac Ition
Gunners
Crusaders
Cannoneers
Ed Hanley
CH Doescher
Hanley
Jerry Stellato
Bill LaBarge
Bill John
Gary van Vranken
Cadets
Tony Stellone
Randy Symanski
Chris Constanza
Henry Lindheimer
Hampsters
Maplewood i
Panthers
Royals
Church Unit To Meet First Presbyterian Service League
The Service League of the First Presbyterian Church will meet Monday night with Mrs. Thomas Birkby, president, in charge of the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service League of the
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Birkby
A. J. Hoffman 89 Dies At Home In Lansingburg
Albert J. Hoffman age 89 died yesterday at 739 4th Ave after a long illness. He was among the oldest members of Ninth Presbyterian and now Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Born in Faston, he lived in Troy most of his life and worked as a collar cutter for Cluett Peabody Co. later running a home maintenance business. He was a deacon at both churches and a member of their Men’s Club and the Salvation Army Golden Age Club. Survived by a daughter Mrs James O Boyd of Troy two sons Ernest A Hoffman of Boston and James E Hoffman of WaterTown seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral from Morris and Stebbins Funeral Home 312 Hoosick St Monday at 11 am with Rev George Bartheyeck officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery with Mr Borthwick at the grave.
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Albert J. Hoffman
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue — Presbyterian Church
Mr. Hoffman
Faston
Troy
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Ninth Church
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Golden Age Club
Salvation Army
Margaret Dusenbury Hoffman
James .O. Boyd
Ernest A. Hoffman
Boston
James E. Hoffman
Waftrtown
Morris and Stebbins Fu
Neral
Hoosick St
George Bartheyick, Paetas
Jth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Mr. Borthwick
Pacer Sées RPI Film Premieres At Pittsburgh Conference
An educational color film on gas chromatography produced by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and directed by Prof. Stephen E. Wiberly and Prof. Charles Werberig premiered at the Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy. The project, funded by Perkin-Elmer and distributed on loan by Modern Talking Pictures, highlights chromatographic theory, detectors, and a capillary column by Marcel Goley, with helium as the carrier gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Rensselaer Polytechnic” Institute
Stephen E. Wiberly
Charles Werberig
RPI
Perkin- Elmer Corp
Norwalk
Conn
Wiberly
Marcel Golay
Modern Talking Pictures of
New York
Perkin-Elmer Corp
Kennedy Mother's Travel Plans Include Florida Home
Mrs. Kennedy, mother of President Kennedy, arrived in New York by plane after a Paris visit. She intends to depart soon for the Kennedy residence in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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New York
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Paris
West Palm Beach
Fla
Girl 10 Found Hiding After School Reprimand
Ten year old Donna Marie Michel, missing since Tuesday, was found hiding in a Bronx apartment building laundry room near her home. She explained she fled after a parochial school book report issue and spent Tuesday night on a mattress amid rummaged belongings before being discovered by Peter Zambardino.
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New York
Donna Marie Michel
Bronx
Donna
Petér Zambardino
Robert Michel
Morris Estate
East River
Tremont’ Avenue
Tax collection and Girl Scout breakfast planned in town
Mrs Christine Bepan announces AB 320ag taxes at 138 George St Monday Wednesday and Friday 6 to 8 pm with rate 1.4216 per hundred. March penalty 1M. In Girl Scout Month Brownie Troop 421 and Junior Scout Troop 422 host a mother and daughter breakfast after 7 am Mass at St Josephs School hall. Library reopen at Green Island Center St Tuesday with volunteer staff led by head librarian Mrs Wilfred Laliberte and helpers Mrs Roger Ashcroft Mrs Raymond Costello Miss Janet Lockley Mrs Douglas McDonald Mrs Frank Molloy Mrs Mattie Wilcox open Tuesdays and Wednesdays 7 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally A. ‘Fredericks
George St
St. Joseph’s Church
Frances Real
John Pulenskey
Theodore Tornesello
Marilyn Marsolais
Willian Neaton
Green Island
Center St
Wilfred Laliberte
Roger Ashcroft
Raymond T. Costello
Janet R. Lockley
Douglas E. McDonald
Frank Molloy
Mattie Wilcox
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Watervliet News Oramch
Cub Pack 41
St. Patrick’s Confraternity
Holland Honey Rolls
White Eagle Bakeries
Robert J. Grobecker Jr
Robert J. Grobecker
7Th Ave
Camp Fire Girls
St. Brigid's
Liam MacAlpine
St. Brigid's Church
Tom Carter
Nual Communion Church
Shawn
Wil
James P. Hanrahan
John Pustulka
Miss Calhoun
S Episcopal Church
Geneva Fellowship
BIG Values
R.R. & S. Market
A. J. Hoffman
Lansingburg
Pacer
Mrs. Kennedy Home
Stephen E Wiberiey
Esso
Linden
Christine Bepan
Agntgomery Ware
Barclay
London
Sylmer
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