Three Public Hearings Set by Colonie Town Board
Colonie Town Board schedules three hearings for October 14. Louise Drive Sewer District No. 2 would cost about 25500 with a public 8 p.m. session. Aragona Hills Sewer District No. 4 near Louise Drive would cost the town a nominal 1 dollar. A third hearing at 8:30 p.m. seeks to reclassify areas along Consaul Road and Lisha Kill Road from Residential A-3 to Land Conservation near the golf course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonie
Michael J. Hoblock
Louise Drive
Johnson Road
Aragona Hills
Consaul Road
Lisha Kill Road
Church Notices From Latham Area Churches
A compact listing of worship schedules across Latham area congregations including Calvary United Methodist Loudonville Community Latham Bible Baptist St. Michael's Roessleville Presby St Ambrose Our Lady of the Assumption St. Pius X and other parishes with service times Sunday School youth groups and nursery care noted for several churches across Latham Loudonville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary United Methodist Church
Donald A. Brushett
Latham Bible Baptist
Thurlow J. Switzer
St. Pius X
Loudonville
Joseph P. Conway
Victory Baptist Temple
Old London Rd
Latham
Jack Harvey
Bids Sought for Town Hall Basement Security
Bids will be received at the director of purchasing office Town Hall Newtonville on October 14 at 10 a.m. for installation and furnishing of security protections in the basement of Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Newtonville
Town Hl
Latham Man Elected Central New York Saengerbund Chief
Karl Haeussel of Latham was elected president of the Central New York Saengerbund at Turner Hall Schenectady. he has served as first vice president. Bruno Anderson of Troy was reelected financial secretary. Mrs Hilda Kreis and Mrs Florence Oathout were elected officers in related groups. The convention marks the 75th jubilee and 100th Troy Maennerchor anniversary with events planned in Troy September 23-24 1972 and the Saengerfest to be held in Gloversville in 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Haeussel
Latham
Troy Maennerchor
Central New York Saengerbund
Turner Hall
Schenectady
Haeussel
Arcadia Ave
Bruno Anderson
Van.Woert Ct
Troy
Hilda Kreis
Troy Damenverein
United Women Chorus
Florence Oathout
Saengerbund
Gloversville
Colonie Man Awaits Next Court Date
Ronald Raymond Camadine, 21, of Colonie, is jailed without bail in Albany County awaiting Colonie Justice Court appearance on forgery in a drug prescription case. Detective Edward R. Frank led the arrest. Co-defendant John L. Gagnon, 19, pleaded guilty to criminal facilitation and was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Raymond Camadine
Central Ave
Colonie
Albany County
Colonie Justice Court
Edward R. Frank
Green Island
Robert Beam
John L. Gagnon
Woolard Ave
Camadine
Harry J. D’agostino
Funeral for Warren J Hopson in Clifton Park
The funeral of Warren J Hopson, son of Old London Road La tham, was held Friday from Gordon C. Emerick Funeral Home Clifton Park. Bearers and honor guard were members of S W Pitts Hose Co Latham. Interment followed at Memory's Garden Colonie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren J. Hopson
Old London Road
Latham
Gordon C. Emerick
Route 9
Clifton Park
S. W. Pitts Hose Co
Memory’s Garden
Colonie
Mission Renewal Liturgies Stated at St. Plus X
Rev. Lawrence V. McDonnell and Rev. Joseph Mahon of the Paulist Fathers will lead two weeks of parish mission renewal at St. Plus X Church Loudonville. The first week features home liturgies throughout the parish. the second week centers at Crumities Road church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence V. McDonnell
Joseph Mahon
Paulist Fathers
St. Plus X
Loudonville
Crumities Road
Funeral Services for John Messinger in Schenectady
Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Daly Funeral Home Sche nectady for John Messinger 55 of Latham Village Lane Latham who died Tuesday at Albany Memorial Hospital after a brief illness He was born in Schenectady worked 20 years for Red Star Transportation a member of the Teamsters Union Army veteran of World War II with overseas service Survivors include wife Margaret Hunter a son John Messinger two daughters Mrs George Brenno Burton Island Washington and Miss Patricia Messinger Latham a sister Mrs Lester Martin Schenectady a niece two nephews and four grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Schenectady
John Messinger
Latham Village Lane
Latham
Albany Memorial Hospital
Messinger
Red Star Transportation Co
Teamsters Union
Margaret Hunter
George Brenno
Burton Island, Wash
Patricia Messinger
Lester Martin
Injured In Colonie Accidents
Colonie police investigated several crashes Thursday including a rear collision at Rt. 7 and Albany Shaker Road involving a Freihofer Baking Co. tractor trailer. A Niskayuna man, James L. Connor, 35, sustained back and neck injuries and was taken to Albany Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonie
Niskayuna
Rt. 7
Albany-Shaker Road
Freihofer Baking Co
Lansingburgh
Francis Narbon
Saratoga St
Cohoes
Ronald J. Krosky
James L. Connor
Birchwood Sa
Albany Memorial Hospital
North Colonie
Rt. 9
Maxwell Road
Patricia M. Reed
New Vernon
N. J
Christopher
Memorial Hospital
Reed
Hervey B. Shore
N. Elmhurst Ave
Rt. 5
Lockrow Avenue
James P. Guiry
Young Rooney
Albany Medical Center
West Albany
Albany Man Jailed on Count Of Menacing
Ronald H. Freeman, 33, of 690 Myrtle Ave Albany, is in Albany County Jail awaiting a further appearance before Colonie Justice Harry J DAgostino on a charge of menacing. He was arrested by Det. Edward R Frank with Det. Raymond Roland and Patrolman Raymond Hassett after a Sunday morning incident at a Colonie tavern. Freeman allegedly took a .45 pistol from his waistband cocked it and laid it on a bar stool. Investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald H. Freeman
Myrtle Ave
Albany
Albany County
Colonie
Harry J. D’agostino
Edward R. Frank
Raymond Roland
Raymond Hassett
Freeman
Attorney Represents Alabama Firm in Teamsters Case
James J. Ryan represented Blount Bros. Corp. of Montgomery in a labor case arising from unfair labor practice charges against Local 445 of the Teamsters. Two proceedings in the U S District Court for the Southern District of New York at Foley Square resulted in an injunction against the Teamsters. Blount Bros. position was upheld on every issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Ryan
Latham
Blount Bros. Corp
Montgomery
Ala
Local 445
Teamsters Union
International Business Machines
Dutchess County
Federal District Court For
Southern District of
Village Board Shifts Meeting Dates in October
Village Board of Colonie will hold meetings on October 12 and 26 instead of October 11 and 25 due to legal holidays. Mayor Charles S. Milton announced the schedule change to accommodate holiday observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonie
Charles S. Milton
Firefighters Respond To Truck Fire on Miller and Latham Roads
Latham Fire Department Engine 415 and Chief Thomas Morrison answered an alarm at 8:25 a.m. Friday for a truck fire on Miller Road and Latham Ridge Road. By arrival, the fire was extinguished. The site is under construction in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham Fire Department
Thomas Morrison
Miller Road
Latham Ridge Road
Button Club Meets In Latham
The Halfmoon Button Club will meet Oct. 13 at 1 p.m. at Mrs William S Crawford home in Latham. Mrs Harold Wallace will discuss assorted materials and reports will be given by members who attended the National Button Society annual meeting in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfmoon Button Club
William S. Crawford
Latham
Harold Wallace
National Button Society
Atlantic City
Loudonville Man 32 Found Dead in Latham
State Police report a Loudonville man Edward J. Knauf 32 died by his own action Thursday hanging himself from a tree at his brother in law’s home in Latham. Albany County coroner ruled death by asphyxiation. Investigators R A Rafferty Sweeney and Farrell assisted with Colonie Rescue Squad at 326 Old Niskayuna Rd.
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Loudonville
Latham
Edward J. Knauf
Rustyville Rd
Old
Niskayuna Rd
Albany County
John J. Marra
R. J. Rafferty
Thomas Sweeney
Robert O. Farrell
Colonie Rescue Squad
Loudonville Man Faces Forgery Count
James Joseph Barcomb a 25 year old resident of Loudonville was arraigned on criminal possession of a forged instrument second degree and remanded without bail in Albany County Jail. Colonie Police accuse him of forging a prescription to obtain narcotic drugs and he will appear again before Justice D Agostino at a later date. He was picked up on a warrant by a Uniformed Patrol sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Joseph Barcomb
Buchman Drive
Loudonville
Albany County
Colonie
Harry J. D’agostino
Edward R. Frank
Barcomb
D’agostino
Sgt
Francis W. Vance
Uniform Parol
Gets New Post With State Department
Burel Lane an apiculturist at the State Department of Agriculture and Markets for six years is named director of the Division of Plant Industry replacing Henry L. Page who retires October 6. Lane earns 19420 yearly and resides in Voorheesville. A native of Trumansburg and Cornell College of Agriculture graduate, he previously ran an auto mobile franchise and was a beekeeper. He has expanded the honeybee inspection program to support the state's crop pollination and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burel Lane
State Dept. of Agriculture and Markets
Division of
Henry L. Page
Lane
Voorheesville
Department
Trumansburg
College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Gate Closure at Colonie Central High School
Principal John Connally announced Hackett Avenue gate at Colonie Central High School will close on school days from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. for bus pickup and reopen after 5 p.m. Open evenings weekends and when not in session. In past, motorists drove through grounds during hours on nonofficial business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Connally
Colonie Central High School
Hackett Avenue
Community Notes From Grafton Massachusetts
Mrs Helen Ellett and family spent a day in Southbridge Massachusetts. William Lee and James Doughtry have returned home from Samarian Hospital. George Carpenter returns to Tucson after visiting the O'Dell home and a Maine stay. Choir rehearsal at the Baptist Church Monday at 6 45 pm followed by Bible study at 7 30 pm. Young People Senior Group meets at 7 pm Tuesday. Wednesday prayer meeting planned. Grafton Mountain Snowmobile Club meets Tuesday at 8 pm at the Trail Riders Clubhouse. World Wide Communion Service at the Methodist Church Sunday at 9 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hewitt
Christopher
Marion Lamphere
Southbridge
Mass
William Lee
West Grafton
James Doughtry
Samaritan Hospital
George Carpenter
Tucson
Arizona
William O’dell
Maine
The
Baptist Church
Young People
Grafton Mountain
Grafton Trail Riders
Methodist Church
Fashion Forecast Show Aids Mary McClellan Hospital
The Cambridge Mary McClellan Hospital auxiliary hosts a fashion show and dessert hour on Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Town House. Cochairs Sondra Bell and Jane Wright lead a large lineup of models from multiple towns. Proceeds benefit the hospital with fashions from Nichol's Bennington Skiff's Green witch Mr Jack's Willard Mountain and Penders. Tickets available from executive board members. Salem sales by Mrs Nathan Cordier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Town House
Women’s Auxiliary
Cochairmen
Sondra Bell
Jane Wright
Eleanor Pouliot
Schuylerville
Betsy Ehrenfreund
Helen Andrews
Eagle Bridge
Joyce Clark
Isabel Cornell
Mary Nemnstiel
Renate
Jennifer
Jared Whellock
Marilyn Pemrick
Peter Clark
Myron Center
Girl Scout Troops Set Fall Meetings in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Brownie and Junior troops plan fall gatherings with rooms offered by Philip Leonard at Hoosick Falls Central School. Leaders include Joan Mancini and Joanne Pedersen, with sponsors Kiwanis Club Eagles Lions and others. Cadette Troop 364 meets at First United Church with Ruth Brenestuhl leading, aided by two senior scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Philip Leonard
Hoosick Falls Central School
Joan Mancini
Joanne Pedersen
Mancini
Pedersen
Valerie Sutton
West Hoosick
Rosemary Kipp
Doris Woodward
Katherine Monahan
First Baptist Church
St Marys Academy Plans Get Acquainted Picnic
St Marys Academy of Hoo Sick Falls will hold a get acquainted picnic Sunday at the American Legion picnic grounds in Cambridge from 1 to 5 pm. All students faculty and parents are invited. Eighth grade members will run games and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Academy of
Community Center Opening Put Off In Hoosick NY
The Town of Hoosick postpones the community center opening to October 8 and 9 because the building is serving as a polling place today for voting registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of Hoosick
School Of Baton Reopens Today In Hoosick Falls
The Esther Bogardus School of Baton will reopen in the American Legion Rooms of the Municipal Building. Former pupils meet from 9 to 9 30 a.m. and new pupils from 9 30 to 10 a.m. for registration. Mrs Bogardus, instructor, is wife of village trustee Donald E Bogardus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Bogardus
Baton
American Legion
Hoosick Falls
Bogardus
Donald E. Bogardus
Cub Registration for Pack 64 in Hoosick Falls
Registrations for Cub Pack 64 are set for Sunday from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Municipal Building Hoosick Falls. Eligible boys 8 to 11 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Gap Between Losses Highlighted in Pueblo Capture History
The Pueblo intelligence ship was seized by North Korean patrol boats in January 1968, marking the first American naval capture by the enemy since the Civil War. The Civil War era saw the Harriott Lane captured by the Confederacy.
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Harriet Lane
Rescue Squad Ambulance Visit Serves Double Purpose
The Hoosick Falls Rescue Squad ambulance is parked for public inspection and to provide service information at the Hoosick Falls office on National Commercial Street. Coin card returns for maintenance are encouraged, with similar hours on Thursday, Oct. 23, and calls are expected to drop on collection night. Donations may be placed in locked boxes at the firehouse, Grand Union, or Wilcox Store through Oct. 23, with chairmen and rural collectors listed for door to door canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of
Church Street
Grand Union
Main Street
Wilcox
Hoosick
Shirley M. Howard
Warren Roberts
Joan Pokines
Leroy Martin
Edwin E. Brenenstuhl
Raymond Rogers
Gerald Morin
North Hoosick
Johnson Hill Road
Henry French
Walloomsac
Gracie Sullivan
White Creek
Marilyn Byars
Patricia
Walter Davendanis
North Hossick
Cobble Hill Road
William French
West Hoosick
Pine Valley Road
Wilson Hill Road
Bovie Hill Road
Wilfred Knapp
Punt Kick Pass Event At Hoosick Falls Saturday
Hoosick Falls Central School St Marys Academy Hoosick Falls and Cambridge Central School students compete in the annual punt kick and pass contest Saturday at 10 am at the town athletic field Hoosick Falls. The event is sponsored by the Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club and Haynes Bros Ford agency. Kiwanis members assist with the event. Girls events with prizes are also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls Central School
St. Mary’s Academy
Hoosick Falls
Cambridge Central School
Kiwanis Club
Haynes Bros
Ford Agency
Kiwanis
Turkey Supper By All Saints' Guild In Hoosick
All Saints' Episcopal Church Hoosick sponsors a turkey supper in Grange Hall Hoosick starting at 5 p.m. today with proceeds aiding church programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Guild of All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Hoosick
Grange Hall
Mission Drive Set By Church World Wide Communion
Mission Drive at First Baptist Church Hoosick Falls Sunday at 11 a.m. includes Lord's Supper and World Fellowship Offering with a local goal of 200 dollars. Mrs. Robinson chairs the drive assisted by Mrs. Cornell Lapp and Brownell. Funds support 300 missionaries and 13 500 national workers in 10 overseas countries including Congo and India, with Malaysia among the newest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hoosick Falls
Carlton Robinson
Board of Christian Education
Ira Cornell
Donald Lapp
Gordon Brownell
Republic of the Congo
India
Malaysia
Green Mountain Colony Meeting Planned in Johnsonville
The monthly meeting of Green Mountains Colony, National Society of New England Women, will be held Tuesday at Mrs. Fanny McGraws home in Johnsonville. A covered dish luncheon at noon precedes the business meeting and program. Mrs. Dora Gifford of Johnsonville will present an illustrated travel talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountains Colony
National Society of New England Women
Fanny McGraw
Johnsonville
Dora Gifford
Oil Burner Fire At Keough Home In Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls firefighters responded Wednesday night to an oil burner fire in the basement garage of John G. and Mrs. Keough at 65 Abbott Street. Only smoke and damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
John G. Keough
Abbott St
Young Drivers Get Affordable Auto Insurance Plan
Charles J. Ellett & Son offers reasonable auto insurance rates and a liberal finance plan for youth. Located at 747 2nd Avenue North Troy the firm invites calls to 235-3500 Adv for coverage inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Ellett & Son
2Nd Avenue
North
Troy
J. M. Fields
Also Mentioned on This Page
Latham Colonie
Good Shepherd Lutheran
George E. Kenyon Jr
Peter Letchford
Latham Community Baptist
William T. Cornelius
William C. Denson
Warren D. Bull
Our Lady of the Assumption
John J. Hardiman
Our Lady of Mercy
James A. Kavanaugh
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Walter G. Litke
Pine Grove
St. Michael’s Episcopal
Charles K. Dwyer
Resurrection Lutheran
Norman B. Elling
Roessleville United Presbyterian
Rodney T. Scoville
St. Clare’s
Francis X. Ryan
St. Matthew’s Episcopal
Stephen W. Gillespie
Latham Man
New Singing Society
Karl Haeussell
Colonie Man
Mr. Hopson
Mission Renewal
Alabama
Button Club
State Department
Grafton
Helen Ellett
Girl Scouts
School of Baton
Roy Sullivan
Green Mountain Colony
Sat
Sun
Watervliet
Fia
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