Cohoes Plans Protest Over State Equalization Rate
City officials led by Mayor Andrew H. Santspree will protest the state board of equalization rate drop from 46 to 40 percent. A March 13 meeting with state officials precedes a March 23 hearing in Albany to contest the tentative new rate based on property appraisals and market values.
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Cohoés
State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Andrew H. Santspree
Corp
Walter E. Burke
John F. O'Keefe
Cohoes
State Board
Albany County
Arthur L. Bergen
Cohnoes
Santspree
Mrs Babyak Reelected By Sisterhood
Mrs Egnot Babyak was reelected president of the Sisterhood of Sts Peter and Pauls Rhakoh Cohoes at a church meeting. Officers include Mrs Frank Hansen vice president Mrs Stella Smolak recording secretary Mrs Stephen Spack financial secretary and Mrs Mary Lesnick treasurer. Babyak named chairman of the silver tea set for Sunday March 12 plans discussed for a food sale Easter supper and church cleaning. Rev Paul Iwachiw spoke briefly as pastor and advisor
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Egnot Babyak
Sts. Peter's and Paul's Rhakoh
Cohoes
Frank Hansen
Stella Smolak
Stephen Spack
Mary Lesnick
Paul Iwachiw
Conduct Case Complaint Withdrawn
A Cohoes disorderly conduct case involving Edward Adamczyk and Stephen Szyk ends with the withdrawal of the complaint. The men, former PNA officers, were ordered to avoid PNA meetings or await higher court permission to participate. The case stemmed from a December disturbance at a Polish Alliance Group 1684 meeting.
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Cohoes
Edward Adamczyk
Ontario
St. Cohoes
Stephen Szyk
Ontario St
John Kulsza
Continental Ave
Polish Alliance Group 1684
Mohawk Street
Kulsza
W. Stanton Ablett
Frank L. Brandt
PNA
Adamczyk
Szyk
Cohoes Society
Supreme’ Court
Brandt
Cohoes Court
Supreme Court
John J. Doherty
Mr. Adamczyk
Walter H. Werlime
Robert G. Hanlon
Strk
Two Committees Appointed to Pick Ladies Auxiliary Slate
Two nominating committees with members Flora Myers Frances Krutka Blanche Tousignant Ruth Cecucci Mildred Flavin and Elizabeth Curran were named to select candidates for the Ladies Auxiliary of the Cohoes Little Leagues Inc for the upcoming election next month. Plans for an April installation banquet and a fundraiser are under way. Margaret Reed chairs the fundraiser with Cecucci as cochair and Elizabeth Gaynor as ticket chair. Members will raid league men during player registration days on March 18 and 25 under the direction of Flavin Radliff Gaynor Green and Lee Roberts. President Kay Button says the next meeting is open to all women in the junior baseball league. A final bylaws revision vote will be considered at that time.
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Cohoes Little Leagues, Inc
Flora Myers
Frances Krutka
Blanche Tousignant
Ruth Cecucci
Mildred Flavin
Elizabeth Curran
Margaret Reed
Cecucci
Cochairman
Elizabeth Gaynor
Lee Roberts
Kay Bottum
Julian Leads K of C Card Tourney in Pinochle Tests
Fred Julian leads the Cotives Council K of C pinochle tournament with 75 160 points after the second half games. Frank T. Julian sits second with 13 470 points. Michael Michalak is third with 72 880 points. Other top standings include Frank Sa voie 72 760, David Fontaine 71 530, Frank Galarie 71 500, John J. Lanthier 70 740, John J. McGrath Jr 70 400, Francis Scarfo 69 760.
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Fred Julian
Cotives Council
K. of C
Frank T. Julian
Michael Michalak
Frank Savoie
David Fontaine
Frank Galarie
John J. Lanthier
John J. McGrath Jr
Francis Scarfo
Henry P. Brehm
Lawrence Tousignant
L. Desmond Havern
Ernest Phoenix
Rocco Valenti
Lawrence G. Grandchamp
Frank H. Bechard
Marcel Lefreniere
St Rita's Clinches Cohoes CYO Intermediate Title
St Rita's of Cohoes clinched the Cohoes CYO Intermediate league basketball crown by defeating St Mary’s Waterford 49 to 25 at St Agnes Lyceum. With two games left, St Rita's record stood 16–0 as James Sheahan led with 15 points and Bruce Tofte added 12. St Mary's Brenese scored 9. In junior action, St Rita's beat St Peter and Paul’s 24–10, with Joseph Mangnan 8, James Bonomo 6, Gary Shephard 6. opponent Jaroslav Poptanych led with 10.
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St. Rita's
Cohoes
Dowm
St. Mary's
Waterford
St. Agnes’ Lyceum
St. Rita’s
James Sheahan
Bruce Tofte
Charles’ Brendese
St.Rita’s of
St. Peter and Paul’s
Joseph Mangnan
James Bonomo
Gary Shephard
Jaroslav Poptanych
Whitehall Residents Visit Relatives and Return Home
Whitehall and surrounding area residents are noted visiting relatives in New York and nearby towns. Individuals mentioned include Myrtle DeLora Whitehall, Pauline Wilbur, Catherine Senecal, the Prude l family of Plattsburgh, Harold Currier and family, Edward White, Anna Matte, Horace Farnham, Ruby Villeneuve, Oscar Lafayette, Kathleen Whalen, Janice and Arcene Bennett, Francis Ames family, J C Harlow Gordon, Edward Jeffreys, Thomas Tierney, Mary Troy, and others as they returned from visits in Pittsford, Cambridge, Providence, Bangor, and Saratoga Springs.
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Pauline Wilbur
Westfield
Allen Wilbur
Catherine Senecal
Pittsford
Clarence Phelps
George Prudel
Plattsburgh
John Plude
Airs
Harold Currier
Albuquerque
Whitehall
Edward White
Mt. Kisco
Harry DuVall
Oscar Lafayette
Ernest Lafayette
Cambridge
Lafayette
Mary McClellan Hospital
Kathleen Whalen
Canajoharia
Francis Whalen
Broadway
Janice Bennett
Arene Bennett
West Street
Charles Graves
Saratoga Springs
Francis Ames
Schenectady
Wilfred Day
Williams Street
J.C
Harlow Gordon
Michael Ross
Bangor
Maine
Edward Jeffreys
Park Avenue
Providence
Alberta Clair
Whitefall
Thomas Tierney
Wappinger Falls
Mary Troy
David
Schuylerville
Ater
Robert Brileya
Victor Jensen Visits Cohoes Lodge Elevates Masonic Delegation
Victor Jensen of Schaghticoke past grand steward of the Grand Lodge and Masons of the State of New York visited Cohoes Lodge FRAM on a district official visit replaced by AF T. Livingston due to illness. Keith A. Backus presided with escorts William A. R. Krause and Andrew Nelson introducing officers. Delegations from lodges across the district attended a social period and luncheon. The next communication is set for Wednesday night March 15.
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Cohoes Lodge
FRAM
Victor Jensen
Schaghticoke
Grand Lodge
State of New York
Jensen
Afthur T. Livingston
Waterford
Rensselaer-Schenectady
Keith A. Backus
William A. R. Krause
Andrew Nelson
Monsignors Lead St Marie CYO Bowling Standings in Cohoes
The Monsignors top the St Marie s Junior CYO Bowling League in Cohoes with 47 Peterson points. Cardinals 40 Bishops 37 Padres 36 42 Saints 33 Deacons 33 Angels 31 Crusaders 25 44. Latest Columbia Lanes scores include Bob Gary 198 487 and David Normandin 182 472 among many others.
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Monsignors
Peterson
St. Marie’s
Cohoes
Cardinals
Bishops
Padres
Saints
Deacons
Angels
Crusaders
Columbia Lanes
Bob Gary
David Normandin
Arvin Larue
Phil Manzo
Ron Gast
Drew Brisson
Earl Costello
Ken Prouty
Gerry Lange
Martin Dion
John Guba
Stafford Evans
David Steel
Bob Gi- Toux
Ted Benoit
Dennis Robert
John Pelletier
Dan Beauregard
Louis Langlais
John Dowd
Larry Grandchamp
Joseph Costello
Nelson Grignon
Mike Wanderford
Bernie Bourdeau
Peter Normandin
Bill Hoinski
Bob Garrett
Senator Sees Filibuster Move From Senate to White House
Senator Norris Cotton of New Hampshire suggested that President Kennedy’s messages to Congress signal a filibuster shift to the White House. He mocked items from the State of the Union to chicken feed prices, noting declines in moonshine seizures and increases in counterfeiting as government prints less money.
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Washington
Norrris Cotton
R-N.h
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
White House
Cotton
Union
Secret Service
Gen Carr Named Head of New York Guard
Brig. Gen. W. Reynolds Carr, resident of Albany and head of a jewelry firm, was announced last night as commanding general of the New York Guard. The standby unit would assume National Guard duties if active duty is required.
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W. Reynolds Carr
New York Guard
Carr
Albany
National Guard
Waterford Emergency Team names leaders for June field days
The Waterford Emergency Team reported 46 man hours on emergency calls in February at a Peck Hose Fire House meeting. John Heroux was named chairman for the June field days, with Michael Hostig presiding as meeting chair.
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Waterford
Peck Hose
John Heroux
Michael Hostig
Guild Plans Sale At Grace Episcopal Parish House
A codfish cake sale will be held Friday March 10 from 11 30 a m in the parish house of Grace Episcopal Church. The sale is sponsored by the St Agnes Guild.
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Grace Episcopal Church
St.Agnes
Breakfast Meeting at St Mary's Church
St Marys Church will hold an important meeting tomorrow in the parish hall after the 7:45 am Mass. Breakfast will be served as plans for future activities are discussed and all members are urged to attend.
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Phe Bicssed
Virgin Mary Sodality
St. Mary's Church
Waterford 4-H selects Linda Brown as county delegate to Capitol Day
Linda Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Brown has been chosen by the Saratoga County 4 H awards committee as Waterford County 1 H girl delegate for Capitol Day in Albany on Monday and Tuesday Miss Brown a seven year 4 H member has held multiple roles including council member county square dance team talent show treasurer and president She has attended Club Congress in Ithaca and served as counselor at Averill Park 4 H Camp Her projects include beekeeping sewing and horsemanship She is a senior at Waterford High School The Hometown Improvement Assn Inc will meet at 730 pm today at the School 1 cafeteria.
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Linda Brown
Philip Brown
Saratoga County
Albany
Miss Brown
Hillview Rangers
Club iCongress
Ithaca
Averill Park
Waterford High School
Asbury Club Meeting at Waterford Methodist Church
The Asbury Club of Waterford Methodist Church will hold its monthly meeting today at the church. Members are urged to attend for updates and community news.
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Asbury Club
Waterford Methodist Church
Pulse of the People on Social Security and Retirement ages
A widow, 70, argues against early retirement at 62. She urges allowing seniors to work after age 68 or 70 while receiving Social Security, noting benefits barely cover living costs and many must work to stay in their homes. She thanks God for strength to keep working and warns against premature retirement.
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Babyak
Remsen ST
Temple
AST
Breault’s Liquor Store
Remsen
League
Fourth ST
Proctor’s
Troy
Remsen ST. Cchoes
Slender
Julian
C. Card Tourney
Myrtle
DeLora
Gen. Carr New
James O'Brien
Nellehurch
Evger Son Costello
36Th St
Angelo Mongoire
Prudence van Steenburgh
Mig Buts
Bpeoagt
Guild
Hometown Improvement Assn., Inc
Cluett & Sons
Magnavox
Magnificent Magic
ORLE
Saratoga
Rosenblum Bros
Vliet ST. Cohoes
N. Y
Tel
Wilson’s
Clearbrook
Hamburg
Ui Sg
DEL_MONTE
Hieett, As
Central Ave
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