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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1959

Page

14

Lights Slated on Roadway to Blue Creek School

Pitkii, supervising principal of North Colonie Central School District, announced Wednesday that lights are being installed along the road to Blue Creek School. The dark area, worsened by nighttime school activities and community events, prompted the district to arrange with the Power and Light Company and Town of Colonie for a lighting district. The district will cover about 200 dollars for facilities and maintenance, with new poles and lamps to be installed. Work began and poles were set, with completion expected within two weeks.

Edgar Pitkii North Colonie Central Blue Creek Power and Light Company Schol Colonie Poser and Light Company Freek Intal Aining Clinton Road Pickin

Highway Department to Open Bids Monday Night

Bids will be received at the Town of Colonie Highway Garage on Wolf and Shaker roads Monday at 1 pm. Proposals cover a wide chassis, a sewer grating lifting unit, and two sand cinder stone spreader bodies for materials and equipment to be supplied in 1959.

Highwin Hr Colonie Wolf and Shaker Roads

Knights Conduct Sir Patricks Day Dinner Program

Nearly two attendees joined the St Pantick s Day dinner dance organized by Latham Council Raigids of Coluonbus at St Pauls Restaurant in Latham. Joseph Esposito led the dance with music by Art Rulitz and his orchestra. Next council meeting planned at Siena College Monday at 8 pm with Thames G Moven presiding and a Corporate Community breakfast planned for April 5 with committee updates.

Latham Council Raigids Coluonbus St Paul's Latham Joseph Esposito Che Chip Ian Art Rulitz Cownell Si¢na College Thames G Point Committee Breakfaet

Volunteers Nominate Fire Co Officers For April Election

Steven O'Connell announces Boghi Community Fire Co election set for Thursday April 9 at the firehouse. Robert Kerr seeks a second term as fire chief. unopposed for chief and other officers include Albert Alix Hassell Ryson and David Moffat for first and second assistants and lieutenant respectively. Gordon Lansing opposes Gordon Prochnow for captain. John Holloran and Arthur DeGarme bid for second lieutenant. Administrative posts see Frank Canfield president Harold Macey vice president Gortyn Devons secretary and O'Connell treasurer. Trustee race links Paul Emerick Felix Meleski with Jacab Oreshan unopposed for rescue squad presidency. Other nominees Armandsabelle vice president John Heller secretary Richard Varcoe treasurer. Election begins at the firehouse with printing by O'Connell. Rev. John Sharpe Merle Welsh and DeGarme."

Arthur DeGarme Frank Canfield Harold Macey Gortyn Devons O'Connell Treasuer Paul Emerick Felix Meleski Jacab Oreshan Edward Rowe Telitiug Armandsabelle John Heller Richard Varcoe John Sharpe Merle Welsh DeGarime

Kiwanis Speaker To Talk On Albany History Festival

Colonie Kiwanis Club will hear Rus son, president of Mechanics and Partners Bank of Albany, speak at Howard Johnson's Restaurant Monday. He will discuss the year of history in Albany County as the Hudson Champlain Festival organization details and allied events are noted.

Rus Son Lenox Ave Nue Fice Mchanics and Partners Bank of Albany Colonie Kiwanis Club Howard Johnson's Johnson Albany Latham School Latham Maren Latham Lote Howard M. Davenport New York Telephone Co Davenport Alfred LeRoy Motheers Prado

Methodist Church Holds Conference and Festival in Colonia

The Calvary Methodist Church conducted its fourth quarterly conference and annual choir meeting with officers elected for the new year. Executives include Donald Barthel J Edward Bold Joank Baye and others. A sports festival and school events followed, with programs at La. Exoticic and Goodrich schools featuring games folk dancing and relays. Reverend Luther A Patton reported ten years of growth and a net gain in fellowship. Purim Festival planned by Colonia Jewish Community Association at Blue Creek School. Rotary Club event with Rev Leon Adking Jr to address. Colonia Civic Federation seeks talent for a minstrel show.

Calvary Methodist Donald Publicius Smith Tvo Willis Blasi Ar Radigan Mianels Lang Myronni Leon Alle Robert Wynn Donald Barthel J. Edward Bold Joank Baye Arthur Babh Richard Buck Norman Claree Clarence Claydon Howard Contover Alvin Craver Naony’ i Nawley Guy DeLolls Helph DeWitt Alan Dustin Vabricius Harold Fischer Donald Green Emma Grenier Robert Hodgkins Paul Hubbs J William * Hubbs John LeTourneur Mr MacAllaster Donald Maxin Richard McCourt Morris Milt Donald Neilson Benjamin Noulan Clyde Orrett Willan Pearson Clarence Pills Stuart Goodrich Prentice Leland Smith Thomas Smith Benjamin Trendell Donald B. Weed Tiam Wood Clifford Young Ham Goodrich M. ‘Y. Jacobson Jaets iGarrison Morrill Eve Evetherwood Rich Eileen Milard Bu Ewardshig Pr Rent George Hathaway Richard Hewitt Willian Bookhop George Whitney Sly Francis Long Narold Carter Tracy Wilder Edgar Radigan Paul Hubbs Stuart Prentice Vammitiee Willian Williams George Wright Howard Cohover Myron ‘Tryon J. Arthur Cox Edgir O23bury Clyde ‘Grrett Morris Miller Edgar Taditan Calvary Methodist Church Luther A. Patton

South Colonia Names Nine New Teachers

The Board of Lelucation of the South Colonia Central School District has hired nine teachers for the upcoming year. William Raven of Duele will lead as Senior High English. Kenneth Breoks of Ma Lone will head Junior High English. Richard Vitooman of Oneonta will join Junior High Science. Maveia Bachsad of Alta mont will teach Junior High Homemaking. Elizabeth Bat of Colonie Village will join Junior High English. Caroles Hecht of Loudonville will teach Kindergarten. Sally Welsh of Albany will join Senior High Homing. Mercedes Spratt of Delmar will lead High School English. Alfred Lederman of Albany will teach Citizenship Education.

Board of Lelucation South Colonia Central School Willian Raven Duele Kenneth Breoks Malone Richard Vitooman Oneonta Maveia Bachsad Altamont Aigo Sws Elizabeth Bat Colonie Village Caroles Hecht Loudonville Sally Welsh Albany Mercedes Spratt Delmar Dunioy Alfred Lederman Jlion

iClerk Records Town Licenses in February Meeting Notes

The Newtonville Town Clerk Harold Ri McCabe reports February licenses and fees including dog licenses, hunting and fishing licenses, living permits, and various civil documents. The Albany Clerk forwards a $43.75 payment. a conservation licenses meeting is set at St Ambrose School with Rev Dustin McCarthy as principal speaker.

Harold Ri McCabe Newtonville Pehenary Albany Tice St. Ambrose Glenmont Retreat Gates York State Health Department Dustin McCarthy Imerviage

Survey Planned For Swimming Pool Classes

Questionnaires go to North Colonie Central School District residents to gauge interest in special pool programs at Shakey High School. District officials plan for next year and aim to schedule popular programs based on responses.

North Colonie Gentral Shakey High School Robert (Llc Jackada Pty ‘Education, Health and Department

Berlin School Honor Roll Sees Sandra Lewis Named

Miss Sandra Lewis, daughter of Mrs Geraldine Lewis, earns high honors at Central School. She joins the Honor Society, tops exams, and is elected senior class representative. Lewis also active in cheerleading, chorus, and student activities, set to become homemaker in her junior year.

Sandra Lewis Anchuol Widners Bertin Detgemine Central School Betty Crocker Omar Fuemer Miss Lewis Geraldine Lewis Troy Editys Txeonyan Cas Teeusucer Sheshas Schior Pla

Castleton Firemen To Elect Officers

The Castleton Fire Department holds its first election since reorganization into a single unit. The April 7 vote will appoint officers after the March 5 resignation of Mary Barnhart, now nominated as chief. Gustave H. H. Bittner Jr. acts as chief and Barnhart seeks the post of chief commissioner.

New Castleton

Chapel nursery duties shift to Golden and Easter

George Golden and Mrs. William Easter will head the nursery at St Matthew's Episcopal Chapel replacing Mrs Filo Teadle who moved aside from the post. The change places the duo in charge of the children during services and events.

Wits George Golden William Easter

United States Paid 50 Million Toward Panama Canal History

The United States paid 100 million dollars originally to Panama for the Guna Zone in 1904. An additional 40 million was paid to the French Company which began the canal project.

United States Panama Gana Zone Freneh Company

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