Breakfast Meeting Agenda Highlights Lions Activities
Waterford Lions Club reviewed yearly service efforts led by President Dr Paul Grattan. Activities include Peace Essay Contest flagpole maintenance at Knickerbocker Park Midget League team sponsorship sight conservation and Lions Charitable Fund. Pancake breakfast on April 2 at American Legion Brady Post benefits the Charitable Fund Eye Bank Week next week. Contact Grattan or any member to sign an eye donor pledge.
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Waterford Lions Club
Paul Grattan
Knickerbocker Park
Lions Charitable Fund
Charles J. Brady
American Legion
Eye Bank
Focal Club
Sight Conservation Society
New York
Dr. Grattan
Sight Conservation Chairman
Waterford All-Star Games Set by Council
Waterford Youth Council Basketball Program schedules Junior Senior All Star games for Tuesday March 14 at 7 pm in the high school gym with trophy presentations and the Adan Muraski trophy for outstanding sportsman. A new girls league contest is added. The Midget League showcase is Saturday March 18 at 1 pm in the high school gym with drills and relay races. tickets available from participants.
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Waterford
Ronald Gillespie
Adan
Waterford church services and town zoning hearing list
Waterford churches schedule Masses and activities across St. Anne's St. Mary's Grace Episcopal First Baptist Waterford Methodism Wesleyan and Presbyterian congregations with times for Mass confessions Lenten services choir rehearsals and youth activities. The Waterford Town Board will hold a public hearing March 14 at 8 p.m. on amending the Town Zoning Ordinance to change a residence district to a manufacturing district along Waterford Mechanicville Road near the Delaware and Hudson RR tracks.
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Grace Episcopal
Cotmiunion
First Baptist
Board of Trustees
Waterford
BSA
Commission On Finance
Asbury Club
Wesleyan Methodist
First Presbyterian
John House Memorial
Harold French
Isabella Menzies
Werner E. Hertzog
Waterford-Mechanicville
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Waterford Rotary Communion Breakfast Plans Set
Neil W. Kelleher, New York State assemblyman and former Troy mayor, will speak at the Waterford Council Knights of Columbus annual Communion breakfast on Passion Sunday at St. Anne’s Church. Guests include Father Van Rensselaer Assembly and K of C Corner Corps. reservations close Thursday with Edward Dyer or at the council home. Toastmaster to be named.
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Neil W. Kelleher
New York State
Watersford Council
Knights of Columbus
Grand Knights
Scott Cuomo
OCA
State Association of Mayors
Greater Troy Chamber of Commerce
Edward Dyer
Cuomo
Donald A. Berthiaume
Edward van Buren
Thomas Dyer
Father van Rensselaer Assembly
K. of C. Corner Corps
Dyer
CDA Contest Winners Announced at St Marys School
Court St Monica in CDA announced winners of its annual poetry contest for St Marys School students. First prize went to Ann LaBombard, seventh grade. second to Brigid Baker, sixth grade. third to John Seitz, eighth grade. Honorable mention was Joyce Powell, fifth grade. Awards presentation led by Rev John J Coffey at 2 p.m. today.
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CDA
St. Mary's School
Edward Kennedy
Has
Ann Labombard
Thomas LaBombard
Brigid Baker
James Baker
John Seitz
Robert J. Seitz
Joyce Powell
James Powell
M. Marian Ranney
Waterford- Halfmoon School
John J. Coffey
Rites Today At Watervliet For Priest
A Solemn Requiem Mass for Rev. Joseph W. Connolly 41 diocesan director of Scouting and Troy CYO Center will be held today at 10 30 am in St Teresa Chapel Germantown. Office of the Dead at 4 pm in St Brigid's Watervliet with body lying in state until 11 am tomorrow before Pontifical Requiem Mass. Interment in St Patrick's Cemetery Watervliet. Connolly died Friday at Columbia Memorial Hospital Hudson after a yearlong heart ailment.
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Joseph’ W. Connolly
Scouting
Albany Catholic
Troy
Piano Recital At Waterford Halfmoon Junior High
A school program featured by Mrs Charles M Fitzpatrick vocal music teacher with works by Seixas Beethoven Palmgren Brahms Debussy and Stan Kenton. Brief explanations of the instrument musical periods and composers accompanied the recital for students and general music classes.
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Waterford- Halfmoon
Charles M. Fitzpatrick
Seixas
Beethoven
Palmgren
Brahms
Dubussy
Stan Kenton
Six Million Eligible to Vote in Greek Elections May
The Interior Ministry announced that nearly six million people will be eligible to vote in the Greek general elections in May, from a population of about 8.5 million.
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Athens
Greece
Interior Ministry
Jakarta military chief bars student demonstrations
Jakarta's Maj. Gen. Amir Machmud told an assembly of 30 battalions that students will not be allowed to demonstrate. The warning came as thousands prepared to protest outside the office protecting a ban as security for a Congress session on Sukarno's future. Pope Paul VI urges hope for peace in St. Peter's Square. He cautions against fatalism and calls for faith in men of good will amid grave, complex news.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Amir Machmud
Mahmud
Congress
Sukarno
Vatican Cley
Paul VI
St. Peter's Square
Speck murder trial enters third week with jurors unsworn
In Peoria Illinois the Richard Speck murder trial enters its third week, still stalled in jury selection. Four jurors are seated but unsworn and sequestered. three more will join as the panel forms, with a fourth to complete the group while proceedings begin at 9:30 a.m. The process continues amid the high profile case from Chicago last July.
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Peoria, II
UPI
Richard Franklin Speck
Chicago
Burns Says Party Will Back Powell in Principle
New York Democratic State Chairman John J. Burns said the party supports Adam Clayton Powell in principle and will back his reelection, though Democrats feel Powell’s congressional record is mixed and his misdeeds overshadow his achievements. A separate report notes Citizens for Kennedy and Fulbright opened a national HQ in Manhattan to draft Robert F. Kennedy for president in 1968, though Kennedy has repeatedly told them he does not oppose Johnson.
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Burns
Powell
New York
UPI
John J. Burns
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N. Y
Manhattan
Citizens For
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