Niskayuna Hosts Argentine and Brazilian Exchange Students
American Field Service and Rotary sponsorship bring 18 year old Susana Gherardi from Casilda Argentina and Brazilian senior Silvia Duailible to live with local families. They compare life here with Mendoza style education and discuss views on leadership and culture while Miss Mary Monsell reports from The Record Newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niskayuna
Niskayuna High School
Argentina
Brazil
Mary Monsell
Record
Susana Gherardi
Casilda
Nixon
Niskayuna High
Silvia Duailible
Gherardi
Rotary Club International
Susan Lockwood
Horace M. Lockwood
Baker Ave
Duailible
Christina Wolf
George T. Wolf
Northumberland Dr
American Field Service
Style Show Staged By School Club
Colonie Central High School's Distributive Education Club presented a fashion show at J C Penney in Westgate Shopping Center. Miss Maryann DiPietro chaired with cochairs Donna Flood and Chris Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonie Central High School
J. C. Penney
Westgate
Maryann DiPietro
Donna Flood
Chris Simmons
Cochairmen
Diane Walsh
Gwen Behr
Mary Saccone
Karen Riccardi
Susan Ryan
Constance Kiel
Nancy Coulter
Patricia Burns
Annette Caron
Susan Tenzar
Valerie Miller
Jinda Scalisi
Chris Mink
Katherine Burns
Amy Milier
Deca Club
Gordon Ellis
Funeral service for Mrs Monti held at St. Clare's Church
The funeral of Mrs Corrada Bastiani Monti was held Monday from Chicorelli Funeral Home Albany to St. Clare's Church Colonie. A Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. R. Michael Cronin. Bearers were John D'Agostino Edward Lembo Roberto Besso and John Pullicini. Burial followed at Our Lady of Angels Cemetery with Father Cronin officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrada Bastiani Monti
Chicorelli
Albany
St. Clare’s Church
Colonie
R. Michael Cronin
John D’agostino
Edward Lembo
Roberto Besso
John Pullicini
Our Lady of Angels Cemetery
Father Cronin
Cooperative Expands Meat Department At Niskayuna Coop
The Niskayuna Consumers Cooperative membership approves a $50,000 expansion of the meat department at 2227 Nott St. John McManus, president, says the project includes rearranging food departments and adding display coolers. The coop is open to the public but dividends go to members only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niskayuna Consumers Cooperative
Nott St
John McManus
Three Injured In Rear End Collisions On Route 5
Two crashes near Elmhurst Avenue Colonie on Route 5 left three people hurt. Edward Leclair 19 from Cohoes and Kristine Snow 18 of Troy sustained head and leg injuries at St Marys Hospital Troy after a 1965 sedan collided with Gerald Trackey 44 of Glens Falls. Trackey car had stopped for a school bus. George Blendell 68 of Albany was treated for back injuries at Albany Medical Center after a mail truck pulled into his path on Osborne Road near Route 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Leclair
Breslin Ave
Cohoes
Kristine Snow
Ahern Ave
Troy
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gerald W. Trackey
Glens Falls
Elmhurst Avenue
Colonie
Pts
R. M. Taylor
Trackey
Leclair
George J. Blendell
Central Ave
Albany
Albany Medical Center Hospital
South Colonie
Osborne Road
Northway Mall Review Moves Forward at Colonie Village Board
The Colonie Village Board, meeting without Mayor Cook, forwards a drainage design review of Northway Mall to appropriate agencies and approves two subdivision regulation changes. A $2,000 engineer payment was tabled, and a bond to complete Sand Creek Road work is expected at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northway
Colonie Village Board
William R. Cook
Cerone
Sand Creek Road
William Brunelle Jr
Rex Ruthman
Village Planning Board
Santa Arrives Friday At Latham Shopping Center
Santa Claus will arrive at 10 a.m. Friday at Latham Shopping Center in a candy striped house in front of the Boston Store. Children may sit on Santa’s lap for photos with the first 400 receiving free pictures. The center and Merchants Association with 34 merchants invested $8,000 in new decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Latham Shopping Center
Boston
Santa
Merchants Association
Shaker High selects two seniors for Washington program
Shaker High School will send Anne Genova and Stuart Suss to the 1970 Presidential Classroom for Young Americans in Washington D C. They will spend March 7 to 14 studying the U S government and observing the Senate House White House and executive agencies. Tuition and travel are sponsored by the school's Student Board of Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaker High School
Washington
D.C
Millard J. Smith
Anne Genova
Joseph P. Genova
Marion Sn
Loudonville
Stuart Suss
Henry Suss
Campus View
U.S
Senate
House of Representatives
Executive Dept
White House
Miss Geneva
Mr. Suss
Student Board of Finance
Rites Friday For Latham Man Of 74
Funeral services are set for Eugene Coughlin 74 of 48 Arcadia Court Colonie who died unexpectedly at Memorial Hospital after an illness at home He retired in 1960 after 25 years as a checker for Agway He is survived by his wife Laura Coley two daughters Mrs John Winters Colonie and Mrs Raymond Patterson Elkhart Ind a sister Mrs Nordin Shamrock Colonie a brother Benjamin J Coughlin Sr Colonie and one granddaughter The service Friday at 2 p.m. at Philip J Frederick Funeral Home Albany with Rev Kenneth W Beatty officiating Interment Evergreen Memorial Park Colonie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Coughlin
Arcadia Ct
Colonie
Memorial Hospital
Coughlin
Agway Farm Supplies Corporation
Laura Coley
John Winters
Raymond Patterson
Elkhart
Ind
Nordin J. Shambrook
Benjamin J. Coughlin Sr
Philip J. Frederick
Manning Sq
Albany
Kenneth W. Beatty
Pine Grove Methodist Church
Evergreen Memorial Park
Niskayuna Pig Farmer Wins Case
The State Attorney General will not appeal a court ruling in favor of Alexander Gorniakowski and his Niskayuna pig farm after the Appellate Division found no infraction due to lack of established community odor standards. Farm leaders call the decision a major farmers rights win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Attorney General’s Office
Alexander Gorniakowski
Niskayuna
State Health Department
Health Department
State Farm Bureau
Attorney General’s Office
Appellate Division
On This Day In History November 26, 1969
United Press International notes events across history for November 26. Washington set National Thanksgiving Day, New York office space vacancy rose in 1930, Warsaw Jews confined behind a wall in 1940, South Vietnam joined Paris peace talks in 1968, and Ambrose Bierce offered a quotation on prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
New York City
Warsaw
South Vietnam
Paris
Goodermote couple to mark 60th anniversary with open house
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Goodermote invite neighbors to an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at their Berlin home to celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Goodermote, formerly Marcia Vincent, and her husband are lifelong Berlin residents. He is a retired contractor and builder who remains active on personal projects. The couple has five children Loyal Goodermote Mrs. William Reynolds Douglas Goodermote Mrs. Carl Fryer and Dee Goodermote, seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Goodermote
Goodermote
Marcia Vincent
Berlin
Loyal Goodermote
William Reynolds
Douglas Goodermote
Carl Fryer
Dee Goodermore
Community events fill Berlin calendar with parties and services
The firemen host a Christmas party December 13 in Community Hall with a 6 30 p m supper gift grab Santa visit and dancing. The town board audit moves from December 3 to accommodate a Troy meeting. The Emergency Rescue Squad thanks donors and urges return of coin cards. A union Thanksgiving Eve service is at 8 p m at United Methodist Church with several churches participating. Advent Communion at First United Methodist Church follows on Sunday at 8 p m. Berlin Baptist plans a December 4 oyster supper with sale table. Christmas programs roll out in four Berlin Central District elementary schools across December 15 16 and 17. The GOP Club donates 25 to Taconic Waitei Association after a November meeting and will skip December, resuming January 21, 1970 with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
United Methodist Church
First Baptist
Seventh Day Baptist
Grafton United Methodist Churches
Berlin
Caroline Hogue
Cherry Plain
Petersburg
Grafton
GOP
Republican Club
Taconic Watiei Association
Stephen Kindleburgh
Cohoes Ruane Post Auxiliary Plans Christmas Party
The E. T. Ruane Post American Legion auxiliary in Cohoes will host a combined Christmas party and dinner for retiring officers on Monday December 8 at the OCA Clubhouse. Co chairmen Mrs Margaret Beauline and Mrs Mary Paulzak are taking reservations through Friday December 5. The group also schedules a December 20–21 Christmas visit to New York City by chartered bus led by Mrs Rose Grignon, with openings available. A donation was approved to fund a Christmas party for Veterans Administration Hospital patients in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T
Veterans Administration Hospital
Albany
Lindsay Won't Commit On Rockefeller 1970 Reelection
Mayor John V. Lindsay dodged a pledge on supporting Gov. Nelson Rockefeller for reelection in 1970. The Republican field split with State Sen. John Marchi securing the renomination while Lindsay, running as Liberal and independent, won another term over Marchi and Mario Procaccino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John V. Lindsay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lindsay
John Marchi
Rockefeller
Marchi
Mario Procaccino
Hero Dog Rocky Receives Full Honors Burial in Amsterdam
A small dog named Rocky, who alerted his owners to a deadly February 1 1955 blaze that killed 12, was buried with full honors in Amsterdam. Owners Mrs. Anna Gagliardi and Mrs. Celia Kosiba witnessed the dog’s actions as he barked and alerted them, prompting the window shade reveal of flames. The SPCA awarded him the Medal of Honor posthumously at the burial conducted by the local Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Rocky
Anna Gagliardi
Celia Kosiba
Three-Strey
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
SPCA
30 WAST Employes End Strike
About 30 production and technical employees at WAST television ended a 17 day strike by accepting a contract with the station. The union said the agreement was equitable and centered on job definitions and classifications rather than wages. The settlement followed a 22 hour bargaining session with state and federal mediators. Management personnel operated the station during the strike, and the on‑camera worker remained at work. This contract marks the first for NABET Local 21 since its organization last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wast Television
Local 21
National Association of Broadcast Employes
NABET
Bridge Hands By Jacoby
A brief bridge hand by Jacoby describes the South hand with AKI105 K973 KJ3 and AJ10954 &832, noting the high cards and potential play lines while indicating a contract or bidding context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacoby
Annexation Hearings Conclude In Saratoga Springs
Two days of testimony ended as petitions seek annexation of 305 acres in Greenfield including Skidmore College campus. A three judge panel will report to the Appellate Division. Testimony from city officials and Skidmore leaders covered water fire police sewer aid and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
Greenfield
Skidmore College
Appellate Division
Spa City
James A. Murphy
Skidmore
Joseph C. Paramountain
John C. Hay
Public Works
James B. Gaffney
Peter Pemberton
Joseph Tighe
State Dormitory Authority
Newton W. Cline
Edward A. Tracy
Saratoga
Ballston Spa
Edward S. Conway
Albany
Supreme Court
Third Judicial District
Henry F. Werker
Catskill
Green
James D. Curry
Indian Lake
Hamilton
Escape Through East German Barriers Into West Berlin
Three adults and two children threaded a maze of East German border barriers and escaped to West Berlin early Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
Schedule Test For Federal Summer Jobs
The U S Civil Service Commission announces summer job exams with a December 5 filing deadline and January 10, 1970 test date. Clerk carrier, typist, stenographer, clerk, and science aid positions pay from 3.06 per hour to 160 per week and will be filled from this list. Request announcement 414 from examiner Joseph J Shea at Albany Federal Building Room 307 or call 472 3313.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Postal Service
Joseph J. Shea
Federal Building
Albany
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Latham-Colonie
Monti
American Gem Society
American Gem Socie
Remsen ST
Cohoes, N.Y
Ptl
Joseph Olander
Blendell
Joseph Jones
Brooklyn
Oks Northway Mall Review
Shaker High
Latham
United Press International
Venus
Jupiter
Mercury
Mars
Saturn
Ambrose Bierce
ELKS
Order
Cohoes Lodge of Elks
Arthur Strianese
New York State
Elks Association
Samuel Ouimet
Cohoes Lodge
A. J. Seney
Northeast
Austin V. Gagnon
State Association
Edwin Gilcher
Firemen’s Party
Advent Service
First United Methodist Church
Yale
Ruane
Hero Dog
Aqis & KG
Rufus Patton
Vanderbilt
Alvin Roth
North
West
South
East
Zenith
Chroma
Cohoes Tobacco CO
Oneida ST
Stanley & Sons
Golden Krust Bakery
Ontario ST
Second ST
South Troy
2Nd Ave
Mechanicville
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