Fines Levied On Road Counts In Waterford Court
Two area residents were fined thirty dollars each in Waterford's Court of Special Sessions. Edward Gratton of Griswold Heights Troy paid thirty for unsafe tires and passing in a no passing zone. Joseph Mastropietro of 1210 Sausse Ave Troy was fined thirty and jailed ten days for being an unsupervised learner after a ticket by Officer Fred Harder. Three cases were adjourned to Wednesday for driving while intoxicated being unlicensed operation and unsupervised learner and speeding plus reckless driving.
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Waterford
Court of Special Sessions
Kenneth J. Plummer
Edward Gratton
Griswold Heights
Troy
John Proctor
Joseph Mastropietro
Sausse Ave
Saratoga County
Ballston Spa
Fred Harder
Paul Meyer
Glen Ave
Harder
Daniel Garrison
Sand Creek Road
Colonie
Susan M. Stone
Ontario St
Cohoes
Proctor
Waterford Citizens Party Meeting Sunday at 54 Broad Street
The Waterford Citizens Party will convene Sunday at 7 p.m. at party headquarters 54 Broad Street with president Joseph Geiger in charge. Attendees will hear the final report on the recent fund drive and refreshments will follow.
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Waterford Citizens Party
Broad St
Joseph Geiger
Ford Drill Team Practices Sunday
The J. W. Ford Hose Co. drill team will hold a practice session Sunday at 2 p.m. at the firehouse. Capt. Clarence Fletcher leads the session and invites all current and prospective members to attend.
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J. W. Ford Hose Co
Clarence Fletcher
Star Unity Club To Meet Tuesday
Star Unity Club members will hold its final meeting of the season Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Law 14 Fourth St Waterford. A 6 30 p m covered dish supper precedes the session and members should bring their own table service.
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Star Unity Club
Sonic Chapter
CBS
Dorothy Law
Fourth St
Waterford
Waterford Rescue Squad to Host Combined Bazaar Meeting
The Waterford Rescue Squad Inc and its auxiliary will hold a combined bazaar meeting Sunday at 8 p.m. in the squad rooms. James Murphy, fund raising chairman, will supervise the event and coordinate arrangements.
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Waterford Rescue Squad, Inc
James Murphy
Church notices from Waterford list service times at multiple parishes
Waterford church notices list Anticipated Masses and Sunday Mass times at St Anne s St Mary s Grace Episcopal Federated Church Waterford United Methodist and Wesleyan services with pastors and schedules including church schools coffee time TYXIS tower chimes and MYF youth programs.
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St. Anne’s
Edmund P. Cox
St. Mary’s
Ralph V. Shuhler
O.S.A
Grace Episcopal
Leland L. Harrison
Cern
Federated Church
James G. Patterson
TYXIS
Waterford
Waterford Village Board selects zoning commissioner and appeals
The Waterford Village Board approved Robert Thompson as zoning commissioner and named John Schroeder John Boyd and Kenneth Varley to the board of appeals. A parade route for the Waterford Rescue Squad on June 26 was approved and a June meeting will hear playground recommendations.
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Board of Appeals
Waterford Village Board
Robert Thompson
John Schroeder
John Boyd
Kenneth Varley
Record
National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Waterford
Anthony J. Catallo
Edward Goodwill
Robert Wager
Wager
Richard Tokarz
93Rd St
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Mary Andre
Marguerite l
Waterford Central Catholics School
Nicholas Patton
Knickerbocker
Ford Hose Co
Waterford Rescue
Waterford Pool Fund Drive Seeks Public Support
Waterford Swimming Pool Association board discusses apathy toward the project and urges publicity on progress. Treasurer reports 17 150 in treasury, half of shell plumbing and wiring costs, with 101 pledges paid. Plans include plaques, fundraisers, family memberships rising to 70, and a series of summer "Cool Pool Dances."
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Waterford Swimming Pool Association
St. Mary’s School
Thomas LaBombard
Christopher Callaghan
WSPA
Callaghan
J. Richard Breen
Mary Baker
Gertrude Magin
Fred Renzi
James Baker
Mary Patterson
John Ryan
John Schrader
LaBombard
Bush Foundation of
Conn
Waterford
Baker
Patterson
Harrigan
Ryan
Schrader
Waterford Connie Mack Car Wash Today at The Bank
The Waterford Connie Mack Baseball League will run a car wash today in The Bank parking lot from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. All team members should report to the lot by 7:45 a.m.
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Waterford
Connie Mack Baseball League
Bank
Safe Driving Course Slated for Knickerbocker Junior High
A three hour classroom course to satisfy license requirements will run 6 30 to 9 30 p m Tuesday in room 114 at Knickerbocker Junior High School. Thomas H Lonegran of Lans ingburgh notes open to permit holders over 16 with a 4 dollar fee and a 25 applicant limit.
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Knickerbocker
Thomas H. Lonegran
Lansingburgh
Daily crossword puzzle across many clues
A compiled list of crossword clues with various enumerations and hints across different categories. Includes names, places, abbreviations, and wordplay prompts like Hollywood’s Gary and Greek letters. The puzzle also features theme entries and directional hints for solving.
Camp Fire Sets Intense Day Camp Registration in Troy
Mrs. Susan C. McCuen will direct Camp Kiwanis Day Camp for 1971 with three two week sessions from July 6 to August 13 and weekly overnight and overday options. Registration centers include Eagle Mills Church St Joseph's School Stony Brook Troy Christian Church Lansingburg and other homes in Berlin Johnsonville Valley Falls and Schaghticoke. Bus transportation will be provided and open to non members aged 6 through 13.
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Howard A. Daley
Troy Area
Camp Fire Girls, Inc
Susan C. MccCuen
Camp Kiwanis
Eagle Mills Christian Church
Joanne Canonico
St. Joseph’s School
South End
Kay Witkowski
Troy Christian Church
Hoosick
15Th Streets
Alberta Grimmick
St. Mark's United Methodist Church
Lansingsburgh
Jean O'Connell
Jean Carr
Berlin
Jean de Montbrun
Johnsonville
Valley Falls
Jean Carlson
Schaghticoke
Camp Fire
McCuen
Ravena - Coeymans - Selkirk
Russell Sage College
Hartford
Colorado
Kiwanis
Troy
Wanaka
Smoking in Public by Notables Draws More Attention
Mainz Germany AP report says actors politicians and other prominent figures smoking in public attracts more people to cigarettes than advertising. A West German physicians' congress highlights this effect and calls for reduced public smoking visibility.
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Mainz
Germany
Physicians’ Congress
Westminster Presbyterian Church to Open Centennial Celebration
The Lansingburgh church marks its 100th anniversary with a Sunday program at 3 p.m. featuring Rev. George P. Morgan on The Future of the Church. Former pastor Rev. Leon S. DeSmith recalls Westminster's past as Rev. Dennis W. Durgin and Rev. John F. Lyons participate. Musical numbers by Mrs. Alfred F. Golding Miss Anne E. Henninger Mrs. Joan P. Thompson and Charles Pemborn. An exhibit of a century of history and refreshments follow in the social rooms. Westminster began as a mission Sunday school on Glen Avenue then moved to 101st Street and became a church on Nov 1, 1871.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Albany Presbytery
George P. Morgan
Leon S. DeSmith
Westminster Church
Dennis W. Durgin
John F. Lyons
United Urban Ministry
Alfred F. Golding
Anne E. Henninger
Joan P. Thompson
Charles Pemborn
Westminster
Glen Avenue
101St Street
Class of 1931 Lansing High Holds 40th Reunion
The Lansing burgh High School class of 1931 held its 40th reunion at the Troy Holiday Inn with 34 of 68 classmates attending. Joseph G. Flagler served as toastmaster and read messages from absentees. Special citations went to Mr and Mrs Harry Jensen for most children and to Mr and Mrs Francis Heidel and Mr and Mrs Gordon Haggerty for most grandchildren. The group planned a 45th reunion in five years and reappointed the organizing committee: Betty Schneck Perry, Kiddie Craymer Purcell, Peg Ewing Kittell and Betty Gill Stewart.
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Lansingburgh High School
Troy Holiday Inn
Vermont
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Joseph G. Flagler
Harry Jensen
Francis Heidel
Gordon Haggerty
Betty Schneck Perry
Kiddie Craymer Purcell
Peg Ewing Kittell
Betty Gill Stewart
Mothers Club Officers Introduced at Year End
New officers for St. Augustine's Mothers Club were introduced at the closing meeting in the parish hall. President Mrs. George J. Fiora, first vice president Mrs. Richard McDonald, second vice president Mrs. Elaine Eisner, secretary Mrs. Earl P. Morrissey, and treasurer Mrs. Everett J. Foster were named by outgoing president Mrs. Roy A. Greenquist. Entertainment and a buffet followed the session.
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St. Augustine's Mothers Club
Roy A. Greenquist
George J. Fiora
Richard McDonald
Elaine Eisner
Earl P. Morrissey
Everett J. Foster
Lan singburgh Jr-Sr High PTA installs new officers
Mrs Edward Martone is installed as president of the Lansingburgh Junior-Senior High PTA by Mrs John R Coleman. New officers include Bernard R Coleman first vice president Mrs Charles J Elett second vice president Mrs Clayton C Stewart third vice president Mrs Vincent Ryan secretary Mrs Ralph J Caola treasurer and delegates Mrs Kenneth Weber and Mrs Henry C De Martino. Eleanor Rehberg reviews health education highlighting drugs alcoholism and venereal disease. Helen Varteur and Jefferson Daniels urge community action including a hot line for youth drug addicts.
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Edward Martone
Lansingburgh
PTA
John R. Coleman
Bernard R. Coleman
Charles J. Ellett
Clayton C. Stewart
Vincent Ryan
Ralph J. Caola
Kenneth Weber
Henry C. De‘Martino
Council
Martone
Weber
Eleanor Rehberg
Helen Varteur
Jefferson Daniels
Bronte Sisters Past and Poems Classic Tale
A short history of the Bronte sisters Charlotte Emily and Anne with Branwell and their father in Yorkshire. It notes Jane Eyre Wuthering Heights Agnes Grey and their late fame while sharing three riddle questions with light answers.
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Bronte
Charlotte
Emily
Anne
England
Branwell
Yorkshire
Agnes Grey
Why We Say It Riddle About the Funny Bone
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