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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1967

Page

21

Colonie Firm Wins Sand Creek Road Bid

Cerone Brothers Contractors of Colonie won the Sand Creek Road reconstruction contract with a low bid of 346,530. The project runs a mile in the northeastern town area between the village and Colonic Town, connects the village to the Colonic Shopping Center, and should start soon, finishing in about a year. Mayor Cook presided. four other firms bid. A hearing on a sign and billboard ordinance and traffic signs is set for 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 27. Donald Countryman of 10 Massachusetts Ave Colonie received a taxi driver license.

Cerone Brothers Colonie Sand Creek Road Colonie Village Board William J. Cook Colonic Cerone's Donald Countryman Massachusetts Ave Calonie

Cooperative Educational Center Opens

The Cooperative Educational Center opens in Colonie off New Karner Road serving 330 students from Mohonasen Guilderland Niskayuna Burnt Hills Ravena Coeymans Bethlehem Central Colonie Central Shaker High and others. The pre engineered steel building leased from Builders Unit Span houses morning and afternoon sessions to train youths for employability by high school end.

Board of Cooperative Educational Services New Karner Road Colonie Albany Schenectady Span Latham Mohonasen Guilderland Niskayuna Burnt Hills Rallston Lake Schalmont Draper Voorheesville

Parkettes to Take Cookie Orders for 4-H Sale

Clifton Parkettes 4 H Club members will accept orders for 4 to 11 cookies at a meeting hosted by leader Miss Kathy Mickles. The bake sale supports the Averill Park swimming pool project at 4 H summer camp. Members toured Brown's Apiary in Waterford and attended Achievement Night at Ballston Spa High School. Patricia Carrigan president presided, Gail Offenbacker was named party chair for December 14, with committees set for refreshments, invitations, entertainment, and favors.

Clifton Parkettes Kathy Mickles Averill Park Brown Waterford Ballston Spa High School Patricia Carrigan Gail Offenbacker Dolores Hayner Miss Offenbacker Lynn DeVoe Miss Carrigan Favors Debbie Carrigan

Conduct Funeral Of Mrs Mouyos

The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Mouyos was held yesterday from the McLaighlin Funeral Home and from St. Basil's Greek Orthodox Church where Divine Liturgy was offered by Rev. Peter Castarakes. Bearers were George and Christos Mouyos, William and Charles Saffares, James Mantj tis and Nicholas Pappas. Interment was in Elmwood Hill Cemetery where Father Castarakes officiated.

Catherine Mouyos McLaighlin Funeral Home St. Basil's Greek Orthodox Church Peter Castarakes George Christos Mouyos William Charles Saffares James Manjatis Nicholas Pappas Elmwood Hill Cemetery Father Costarakes

North Colonie Exceeds Community Chest Goal by District

The North Colonie Central School District surpassed its Community Chest Fund goal by more than $100, raising $1,673.50 from 130 district teachers. Miss Kay Doyle, chairwoman, noted the district was among a few to exceed its target.

North Colonie Central Community Chest Fund Kay Doyle North Colonie

Niskayuna School Vote Announces Council Winners

Friday’s election at Niskayuna High School selected council representatives for Houses A and B. Roy Cooley beat Pamela Smith for chairman. Mary Dorn defeated Khashio Ghandi for vice chair. Stephen Rubin bested Carol Stillman for secretary. Lori Voght won treasurer against Ronald Pearson for House A. House B chairman Thomas Bradley edged Carol Reimherr, Robert Taylor outscored David Schell for vice chairman, Andrew Luchterman beat Sharon Greer for secretary, and Sally Smith became treasurer over Joanna Quincy. Voting machines were used and two new councils will work with the Student Council.

Niskayuna High School Roy Cooley Pamela Smith Mary Dorn Khashio Ghandi Stephen Rubin Carol Stillman Andrew Luchterman Sharon Greer Sally Smith Joanna Quincy Bette Russell

Teachers Attend Workshop on USSR and China Theme

The sixth annual international relations workshop at Glens Falls Junior High School focused on the USSR and the People's Republic of China. Sponsored by the Eastern Zone International Relations Committee, the all day event featured Dr. Sherman Spector and Dr. John Pavin as keynote speakers and included a Russo-Chinese luncheon with participation from North Colonie Central School District educators and Shaker High Russian Club members.

Ussr People's Republic of China Glens Falls Eastern Zone International Relations Committee State Teachers Association Sherman Spector Russell Sage College John Pavin Adirondack Community College North Colonie Central

Teachers Aid Youth Program presentation at Kiwanis dinner

The North Colonie Teachers Association gave 75 dollars to the Latham Kiwanis Club for children programs. Samuel Manico presented the check to Kiwanis president Roland T. Babbitt during the annual club dinner for new teachers. Wayne N. Fabricius of Latham is pledged into Eta Kappa Nu and Pi Mu Epsilon at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

North Colonie Teachers Association Latham Kiwanis Club Latham Roland T. Babbitt Kiwanis Samuel Manico NCTA Wayne N. Fabricius Paul Ave Worcester Polytechnic Institute Worcester Mass

Pleads Guilty In Troy Police Court

John Heggen of 129 Hidley Road appeared in Troy Police Court before Justice Timothy J. Fogarty on a disorderly conduct charge. Patrolmen Ma selli Jr. and Ver dile arrested him at Glen and Seventh Avenues. He waived counsel and pleaded guilty. case adjourned for a week. He was held in custody of his parents.

John Heggen Hidley Road Troy Timothy J. Fogarty Nicholas J. Ma‘selli Jr Salvatore M. Verdile Heggen Glen Seventh Avenues Fogarty

Veterans Day Traditions and Local Community Events

Veterans Day was observed by Earl J. Manning Post American Legion at the Veterans Memorial Home with a ham dinner for members and auxiliary. Other items include Stillwater Central football attendance at Syracuse Holy Cross game, open house at the Schulenbergs manse, church fellowship elections, fire department meetings and installations, a town welfare surplus food distribution, church circles and choirs, a smorgasbord and mini fair, and a Thanksgiving Eve service scheduled for November 22.

Earl J. Manning Post American Legion Veterans Memorial Home Thomas Hutton Raymond Quackenbush Richard Sherman William Schulenhberg Stillwater Allends Stillwater Central Syracuse Michael Zuzick Engine House United Church Sidney Hewitt Charles Steadman Alice Lawrence Ralph Walsh Edith Ferris Edna Baker Church House Women's Association Neville Clothier Bernice Booth Cochairmen Elting Doughty

Pope Paul VI Improves But Misses Sunday Blessing

Vatican report says Pope Paul VI, age 70, is much better and progressively recuperating after prostate operation eight days ago. A priest relayed the blessing from his shuttered apartment as crowds in St. Peter’s Square waited for him but the pontiff could not appear.

Vatican City Paul VI St. Peter’s Square

Coin Society Memorial Fund Set Up

The American Cancer Society will receive donations from a meeting of the TCC Numismatic Guild Sunday from noon to 1 p.m. at the Ian Towne Motor Hotel Albany. A memorial fund is set up for vice president Dr. Leonard G. Wisnyi who died of cancer in Boca Raton. The fund will be given to the Cancer Society and individual donations are accepted. An auction of coin collections will take place at 6 p.m. with a Jet offered as a highlight.

The American Cancer Society TCC Numismatic Guild Ian Towne Wisnyi

Sign at King's Cross rails shows reduced fares rise

A UPI report from London notes a sign at King's Cross railway terminal proclaims increases in reduced fares. The display highlights discounts or price cuts, suggesting changes in fare policy affecting travelers. The message emphasizes evolving cost options and public transport accessibility.

London UPI King’s Cross

New Deputy Named At Watervliet Arsenal

Lt Col Martin A Shadday departs Watervliet Arsenal after a long tenure to become deputy director of the security plans and operations directorate of the 8th Army in Seoul. He is succeeded by Lt Col O W Lee from Turkey as arsenal deputy. Shadday, a 1941 USMA grad, led in WWII and Korea and held roles at Picatinny and Sandia. Lee, previously ordnance advisor to the Turkish army, is a Babson and Fort Leavenworth alum with WWII and Far East tours.

Martin A. Shadday Watervliet Arsenal C.O Korea Arsenal O. W. Lee Watervliet Turkey Shadday Fred Kornet Jr Pentagon 8Th “Army Support Command Seoul Us.1 Military Academy 2Nd Armored North Africa Sicily Normandy 44Th France Germany Italy Austria Picatinny Arsenal N.J Sandia Base N.M Orleans Trois Fontaines Lee Ald Babson Institute Wellesley Mass Army Command and General

Raise 2331 For UF At St Marys Hospital

St Marys Hospital United Fund Drive totals 2331 dollars, up 79.6 percent from 1298 and 120.5 percent above 1965. A coffee hour, chaired by T J Wheatley and Mrs Clement Handron, celebratedFair Share pins for 37 employees who donated at least one hour's pay monthly.

United Fund St. Mary’s Hospital T. J. Wheatley Clement J. Handron St. Mary's Hospital

Albany Seminar Details State Building Code Outreach

A regional seminar on applying the state building construction code to structural design will be held in Albany tomorrow. State Housing Commissioner James W. Gaynor announced the 9:30 a.m. session at the State Health Department Auditorium. Architects engineers and contractors from municipalities across the Capital District area were invited to attend to discuss code interpretation with Housing and Building Codes Bureau engineers. The program aims to promote uniform application and address problems in municipalities that have not yet adopted the code.

Albany James W. Gaynor State Health Department Holland Ave Gaynor Fred P. Maygloth Grampatelee Capital District Housing and Building Codes Bureau State Division of Housing and Community Renewal

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Parkettes Mouyos Teachers Aid Rexco Supply Ingalls Ave Oliver Tufftred Legion F. S. Ryan William E. Schulenberg Schulenberg Stillwater United Church Thomas Hathaway Thomas Chase Susan Hathaway Allene Doriski First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburgh Arvin Hart Fire Department Betty Patterson Jean Patterson Ann Sullivan Peral Cowin Annetta Kellogg Pope Coin Society Memorial Fund 0. W. Ler Tommon Drugeists Siena College Burton C. Anthony Jr New York Burton Anthony Delmar Philco Alamazoo River ST Franklin Square
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