Holy Week Services In Waterford
Waterford churches publish Holy Week and related services across St Marys Grace Episcopal First Baptist First Presbyterian Waterford Methodist groups. Listings include mass times confessions and processions at St Marys, Easter Vigil and Holy Eucharist, and prayers and vigils at the Repository with volunteers and children. Grace Episcopal hosts releases time class and Maundy Thursday observances. various churches offer choir rehearsals Brownies Girl Scouts and union services.
Waterford appoints $93 367 32 village budget for 1967 68
William E Powers Jr village clerk treasurer announced the Waterford budget totaling 93 367 32 with 58 578 32 to be raised by tax at 42 95 per thousand down from 44 00 last year. A public hearing is set for Monday at 7 30 p m in Waterford Town Hall.
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William E. Powers, Jr
Waterford
Waterford Town Hall
Gare
Lee R. Hafensteiner
Board of Trustees
Services At St Anne's For Holy Week
Holy Week schedule announced by Rev. Leo H Paradis for St Ann's Church lists today and tomorrow Masses at 645 and 730 am, Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord's Supper at 7 pm with procession and adoration until Good Friday 7 pm, Good Friday Liturgical Service at 7 pm with Holy Communion and Stations of the Cross afterward, Holy Saturday 7 pm Blessing of the Paschal Candle, Easter Mass and Baptismal Water, and note that the Mass does not satisfy the Sunday obligation.
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St. Ann’s Church
Leo H. Paradis
Past Matrons To Meet Today At Waterford Temple
The Star Unity Past Matrons will meet today at 8 p m at the Waterford Masonic Temple. Mrs Laverne Conklin will preside with Mrs Marion Hertzog, Mrs Blanche Fairfield and Mrs Agnes McClean as hostesses.
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Star Unity Past
Waterford
Stranded Deer Drowns In Hudson River Rescue Attempt Fails
Emergency responders led by Robert Polnak tried to save a young deer that became stranded on ice while crossing the Hudson River. The animal slipped under the ice and could not be saved, during a rescue near the Hudson River opposite General Electric Company grounds.
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Waterford
Hudson River
Robert Polnak
Lareau
General Electric Company
Senior Citizens Meeting Set at The Waterford
The Waterford announces a two day senior citizen meeting today and tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the town hall community room. Mrs Grace Rivage directs the event.
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Waterford
Grace Rivage
Union National To Build Defreestville Branch Bank
Union National Bank received OCC approval to build a new Defreestville branch in North Greenbush. President Gordon L. Banker announced plans to open within two years at Route 4 near Route 40, on Jordan Road, near Winter Street Extension. The bank has already established three other branches and a walk up drive-in service.
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Union National Bank
Comptroller of the Currency
Defreestville
North Greenbush
Gordon L
Administrator of
National Banks
Hepanx Im
Fourth Street
Route 4
Jordan Road
Winter Street
Jordan
Admannined
Plans For Parish Swim Party At St Marys High
Rev Francis Farsaci moderator at St Marys High School announced plans for a future bank related swim party. Reservations drawn with deposits for the Crooked Lake event to be held Tuesday March 28. Open to all high school students of the parish with branches in Wyantskill Sycaway and Schaghticoke.
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Francis Farsaci
St. Mary’s High Aeen School
Crooked Lake
Nantskill, Sycaway and Schagh
Tuesticoke
Banker
Ish
New Baker Trial Denied by U S District Court Judge
U S District Court Judge Oliver Gasch denied a new trial for Bobby Baker former secretary to Senate Democrats who was convicted January 29 on income tax evasion theft and conspiracy charges. Baker's lawyers challenged jury selection arguing foreman James Buchanan hid his status as a reserve officer for the Metropolitan Police of the District of Columbia. Gasch ruled Buchanan's service was voluntary and uncompensated.
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Washington
U.S
Oliver Gasch
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
James Buchanan
Metropolitan Police of
District of Columbia
Gasch
Buchanan
Troop 360 Flag Ceremony Opens Girl Scout Week
Troop 360 celebrated Girl Scout Week with a flag ceremony led by Karen Dobert who also read a composition on The Statue of Liberty. Color bearer Karen Cedar and color guards Darleen Estep Debra Sickles Beth Ann Gordon and Connie La Mountain participated.
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Karen Dobert
Jaeanne Ene
Karen Cedar
Darleen Estep
Debra Sickles
Beth Ann Gordon
Connie la Mountain
Dawn Dobert
Wanda Rouse
Cheryl Quell
Bonnie Church
Deborah Liberty
Joanne Wait
Cheryl Quel
Clean Air Unit To Hear Burning and Smoke Rules
Judge Matthew M. Dunne will chair a meeting of the Rensselaer County Action for Clean Air Committee at the Troy Club to discuss state burning and smoke rules that took effect January 17. James Better and Carl Stefanik will speak. Dunne will summarize the Washington Conference on Air Pollution.
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Matthew M. Dunne
Rensselaer County Action For Clean Air Committee
Troy Club
James Better
State Department of Health
Carl Stefanik
Rensselaer County Department of Health
Judge Dunne
Washington Conference On
Dunne
Rensselaer County Committee
Selaer County Action For Clean Air Committee
Better
Endangered Child Charge Sought in Albany Case
James H. Thornton and John W. Gratto were charged with endangering the life or health of a child in Albany. Judge Timothy J. Fogarty adjourned the case to next Tuesday. The pair were remanded to Rensselaer County Jail as two missing girls from Latham and Newtonville were found Sunday night in Gratto's apartment.
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James H. Thornton
14Th St
John W. Gratto
Fourth St
Timothy J. Fogarty
Fogarty
Rensselaer County
Latham
Newtonville
Graitto
Public hearing on air pollution rules set for today
Engineer manager for U S Steel Corp joined the State Department of Health last September. Judge Dunne names Mrs Dorothy Linton to IAneient for Clean Air Committee to attend a 10 a.m. hearing in the State Health Dept auditorium. Hearing concerns rules regulating air contaminants from motor vehicles and diesels.
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U.S. Steel Corp
State Department of Health
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St. Anne’s
Yey Rog
Union National
Defreestville Branch Bank
Vemene Ay
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Troop 360
J. F. Bowman
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New York City
Western Precipitator Corp
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