North Adams Seventeen Immigrants Leave US
Seventeen Latin American men working in North Adams Massachusetts on visitor visas agreed to depart the United States at federal request rather than face deportation. The workers from Dominican Republic Honduras and Colombia were employed by local manufacturers.
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North Adams
Mass
United States
Patrick Courney
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Boston
Coomey
Dominican Republic
Honduras
Colombia
Traffic Fines Imposed Totaled 129 dollars
Court of Special Sessions collected 129 dollars in motor vehicle fines. Miss Marjorie Ahearn and Irving Lebarron paid ten dollars each for minor violations. Richard Spoon and James Cheney fined for speeding. Kenneth Larkin and Edgar Richards cited for unregistered vehicle and insufficient lights. William Jourdan and Elizabeth Vanderwerken faced multiple infractions and adjournments. Leon Khachadourian fined for passing a red light. Additional parking violations added six dollars.
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Joseph J. Geiger
Marjorie A. Ahearn
Second Ave
Troy
Irving L
Lebarron
Baker St
Hudson Falls
Richard M. Spoon
Continental Ave
Cohoes
Kenneth d. Larkin
6Th Ave
Edgar L. Richards
Broadway
Watervliet
William A. Jourdanas
Halfmoon
Waterford
James E. Cheney
Schaghticoke
Robert R. Guild
4Th Ave
Elizabeth Vanderwerken
Broad, Street
Guido G. Pallozzi
Vanderwerken
Leon Khachadourian
7Th Ave
Pallozzi
SUNY Lecture Delights Waterford Halfmoon Students
Eighth grade science students from Waterford Halfmoon High School attended their first college lecture at SUNY on magnetism. Professor C L Andrews led tours of labs and astronomy demonstrations, with guidance from graduate students. The group also visited the Public Security Building to view civil defense facilities, generators, radio equipment, and hospital mockups. Planned by teachers and led by staff including Mrs Alfred Kornik and Miss Karen Felligrini, the trip showcased science and public safety facilities.
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Waterford-Halfmoon High School
SUNY
C. L. Andrews
University
Joseph Henry
Washington Ave
Euides
Civil Defense
F. Id. Fleming
Alfred Kornik
Karen Felligrini
James O'Neil
Edward Zych
Ward Schoonmaker
Louis May
Waterford Halfmoon High School
Parish Meeting Aims Plans For Early Next Year
Today at 8 p m the St Marys Holy Name Society and Fathers Club join with all parish men for a special meeting in the parish hall. The gathering will discuss and formulate plans for parish activities for early next year.
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St. Mary’s Holy Name Society
Father's Club
Waterford Church Notes
Waterford church listings provide schedules for St Anne's St Mary's Grace Episcopal Federated John House Memorial Methodist and Wesleyan services and activities. Notable items include youth groups Brownies Girl Scouts BSA religious instruction mass confessions and choir events with midweek and weekend timings across multiple congregations.
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St. Anne’s
St. Sjanne
B.S.A
C Herr
John House Memorial
Waterford United Methodist
Ionic Chapter Sets Meeting For Today
Ionic Chapter OFS will meet today at 8 p m at Waterford Masonic Temple. A memorial service will honor deceased members with altar draped. Mrs Lois Williams matron and Eugene Williams patron preside at the business session to plan December Christmas party and elect officers. Miss Catherine Combs reports on the card party and fashion show. A social hour follows led by Mrs Frances Anderson.
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Ionic Chapter
OFS
Waterford Masonic Temple
Lois Williams
Eugene Williams
Catherine Combs
Frances Anderson
Death of World War I veteran Arthur Cullette
Arthur P. Cullette, 81, a retired warehouseman and World War I veteran, died Friday at Leonard Hospital after a long illness. Born in Watervliet, he lived in Troy since boyhood, worked for Grimm Building Material Co., was a charter member of VFW posts and member of Teamsters Local 294, a communicant of St. Patrick’s, and survived by two stepsons, a brother, and three grandchildren. Funeral from O’Bryan Funeral Home to St. Patrick’s Church with a Requiem Mass, Oakwood Cemetery interment.
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Arthur P. Cullette
Leonard Hospital
Watervliet
Troy
Grimm Building Material, Co., Inc
5Th Ave
Co. A
105Th Infantry
Europe
Leo H
Leo H. Blume
Trojan
VFW
Cutlette
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
St. Patrick's Church
Gertrude Chapman
Alson L. Whitehouse
George W. McCormack
James Cullette
Gold Star Mothers Plan Yule Party
The Gold Star Mothers held a meeting at the DAV rooms with president Mrs. Margaret Danaher presiding. They planned a Christmas party and grab bag for December 19 at 6 p.m. at Mac's Tavern in Cohoes and asked members to make reservations. A report from Mrs. Bertha Dickerson covered a veterans birthday party in Albany.
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Gold Star
DAV
Margaret Danaher
Mac’s
Cohoes
Bertha Dickerson
Veterans
Albany
Youth Group to Meet in Schenectady for Advisory Steering Meeting
The newly formed Steeringvisory Committee for a More Effective Youth Corps, sponsored by Troy Cohoes YWCA, will meet Tuesday Dec 3 at noon in Schenectady City Hall. The session, a product of a day long conference with Rensselaer County NYC, aims to exchange ideas among youth corps staff and advisory board members from Albany Schoharie Schenectady Dutchess Otsego and more.
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MelynDornved Auul VE
Schenectady
Youth Corps
Rensselaer County
Nyc
Albany
Schoharie
Dutchess
Otsego
Hampshire
Montachusetts
Mass
Cohoes
Ballston Spa
Leonard Kleinman
Department of Labor
Leo J. Allard
Faith Evans
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State Opticians
Uae
Colonie Center
Masow
Earl D. Quantock
Garrett Dr
Earl G. Quantock
Fort Belvoir, Va
W. W. Watkin Jr
Engineer School
Fort Belvoir
Phyllis
Misty
Dacron
Orion
Citizens Party
Broad St
Kenneth Graham
Mr. Cullette
Gold Star Mothers Plan
Yule Party
Cybernetics
Institute
Albany, N.Y
Wolf Road
Colonie Shopping Center
Computer Age
Dem
Ben Katz
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