Polo Grounds Approved As Project Site In Cohoes
The New York Regional Office of the Federal Public Housing Authority approved the old Polo Grounds on Gare hertreet extension as a site for a Cohoes Housing Authority development. The plan envisions 120 units across two sites with a total estimated cost around 2.1 million dollars, including two story row houses and specific 4, 3, 2, and 1 bedroom layouts. Architects are Thomas L. Gleason and Brayton & Burrows. The project follows earlier blocked proposals amid owner protests. The local housing authority has yet to complete a purchase or begin construction.
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Garehertreet
New York Regiona
Federal Public Housing Authority
Cohoes
Polo Grounds
Thomas L. Gleason
Altumy
Urbalin
Brayton & Burrows
New York City
Gonestruck
New York Central Railroad
Harmony A.C
Sons of Palani Nine
Mill Company
Cohnes Young Men's Christian Assa
YMCA
Hutt
Oyner's
Insular
VanSchaiele Island
Berkley Avenue
Pavier Court
Frank L. Brandt
Thomas J. Noonan
Andrew W. Santepree
William H. Massey
Edward P. Jennings
Family Swim Schedule At Shaker High School Pool
A Family Swim program starts Sunday at the new Shaker High School pool and runs through winter on Sunday afternoons from 2 to 5 pm. No preregistration is required. a nominal fee covers pool operating costs. Facilities include changing areas. children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian to use the pool.
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Shaker High School
Calvary Church Fellowship To Hold Outing
Calvary Methodist Church youth group plans a Sunday outing starting after a PM service, visiting the Methodist Farm at Crooked Lake for an afternoon of activities and a picnic lunch. They will reconvene about 8 30 PM. At a recent meeting they elected officers for the year with Miss Carolyn King as president and Miss Virgilis Long as vice president.
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Te Mathod ‘Ist
Calvary Methodist Church
Crooked Lake
Carolyn King
Virgilis Long
Hope
Marvington
Cheri Menken
Southgate PTA Names Chairmen
The Southgate PTA announces its chairmen and officers. Chairmen include Mr and Mrs Frank Hewes and Mr and Mrs Edward Belcher for ways and means and hospitality. Officers list Guy Pardy as president and Miss Margaret Metzler as second vice president. School staff include Supervising Principal Basat S. Pitkin and Principal Michael A. DeCerbo.
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Southgate
Julia MacDonald
George Ivande
Thomas Lonergan
Alma Jackson
Malcolm Pappin
Jean Butler
Elizabeth Heim
Edward Nice
Frank Miller
Eileen Miller
Wayne Kull
Library Opens Monday Night At Shaker High
The Shaker High School library opens Monday for students and faculty under Miss Jennie Sly with Mrs. Joyce Horsman assisting. Orientation periods help students explore the library, which offers fiction, drama, poetry, non fiction, reference works, magazines, and newspapers. Special features include a vocational section and a leisure reading room with comfortable chairs for relaxed reading.
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Shaker High School
Jennie Sly
Joyce Horsman
Uveir Library
Sly
New Chamber Steak Roast At Picard’s Grove
Members of the Latham-Cosmic Chamber attended a steak roast at Picard's Grove in New Salem this week along with over 1% of the Greater Mbany Chamber. The event celebrated the Greater Albany Chamber’s newest "baby" La Janus Hilverton of Kanstatham Colonie Chamber, a former Cohoes resident returning home after visiting his mother at Samaritan Hospital in Troy.
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Latham-Cosmic Chamber of Commerce
Picard’s Grove
New Salem
Greater Mbany Chamber of Commerce
New Area Chamber
Greater Albany
la Janus Hilverton
Kanstatham
Oldest Senator Green 91 Says He Feels Fine
Providence Rhode Island AP reports Senator Theodore Francis Green the oldest U.S. senator, celebrated his 91st birthday and said he feels well after a recent medical checkup with a clean bill of health. When asked if he would stay in the Senate until 100, Green replied he sees no reason not to, though noting such a stretch would be unusual.
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Providence, Rl
Theodore Francis Green
D-Rt
U.S. Senate
Senate
Green
Ohio Couple Wed 79 Years in Greenville and beyond
An elderly Ohio couple marked 79 years of marriage after eloping in 1874 from a young horse trainer and his sweetheart. They observed their 7th wedding anniversary in Lambe row Park. McGriff, now 105, remains active though limited by age while his wife Isa ages and their daughter cares for them.
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Greenville
Old Cap
Sortanburg
Ind
Lamberow Park
McGriff
Yesahough
Isa Read
Faculty Workshop At Shaker High Highlights School Within a School
Dr. Nicholas Englehardt Jr of Englehardt Lege eel Cornell spoke at Shaker High School for a faculty workshop sponsored by North Colonie Central School District. Edgar Pitkin and Millard J. Smith outlined the new high school’s “school within a school” concept, followed by a Q and A session.
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Nicholas Englehardt Jr
Englehardt
Lege Eel & Cornell
North Colonie Central
Shaker High School
Edgar S. Pitkin
North ‘Cotoniel Central
Millard J. Smith
Albany Area Barber Shop Fours Organizing Chapter
An Albany chapter of the SPEBSQSA the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America is being organized. It will include area residents of all ages with no musical background required. Meetings are Thursdays at 8 p.m. at the Community Baptist Church on Novik 1st Street Albany with open house and guest flight at 9 p.m. Contact Thomas Carney Richard Sullivan William Shickle or Philip Gorgon for details.
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Albany
Spebsqsa
Society ‘For the
Barber Shop Quartet Singing In America, Inc
National “Organization
United States
Community Baptist Church
Novik 1St Street
Latham-Colonie
Thomas Carney
Richard Sullivan
William Shickle
Philip Gorgon
Kiwanis Club To Meet Monday in Colonie
The Colonie Kiwanis Club will meet Monday at 12:15 pm at Howard Johnson's Cantrel Avenue. Warren Wilson of Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co will give a talk. The club has nominated a committee led by Glen E Brutsch, supervising principal of South Colonie Central School District.
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Colonie Kiwanis Club
Howard Johnson's
Cantral Avenue
Warren Wilson
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co
Il Push
Glen E. Brutsch
South Colonie Central
Local Social Notes From Schodack Bennington and Nearby
Miss Evelin Baker returns from vacation in Mi ami. Pred Eckel of Albany spent Sunday with his son and daughter in law. Earl Perkhan and daughter Susanne Peckham visited relatives in Bennington and South Schuylkill. Harold Coons Sr. and Alonzo Parks of Nasa topped the Helderbergs Sunday. The Reformed set of Schodack observed the National Day of Prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wetzel of Athens were weekend guests of Hane sen. Mrs. Marian Herman and daughters Linda and Kathy of Hast Schodack were recent guests of Cheater Tank. Edward Borhermel and family and Warren Many with Nancy Jona of Kinderhook were supper guests of Fred Manny.
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Evelin Baker
Miami
Hla
Schodack
Richard Wetzel
Athens
Mys
Wii Hanesen
Norman’ Bulls
Sir Doranen Haney
Lincoln Pennies
Jean Clovers
the Redeemer Earthyerm Church
Lansingburg
Marian» Hermanp
Linda
Kathy
Hast Schodack
Cheater
Kinderhook
Fred Manny
Fire Department Plans Fire Prevention Week Events
The Shaker Roid Lounville Fire Department under Capt Henry Schulte will hold demonstrations lectures and drills at three area schools including Siena College and Lourdanville Southgate and St Pius. Lt Gerald Radliff will dispatch nine members to these sites and an aircraft fire demonstration is planned at Albany Airport led by George Erwin Jr. The observance ends with an open house and community hall dance on October 11 from 2 to 8 pm.
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Shaker Roid-Loudanville
Wil Athe Mellands
Henry Schulte
Gerald Radliff
the” College
Lourdanville Southgate
St Pius
Thesday
Albany
1St Asst
George Erwin Jn
Osborne Ee
Republican Club of Colonie Meeting Set for Monday
The Republican Club of Colonie Town will meet Monday at 8 pm in Legion Hall on Osborne Road. County and state candidate introductions planned, with William C. Bahn presiding. Supervisor William K. Beheard will speak to the group.
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Republican Club of
Thel
Town of
Colonie
Legion Stall
Osborne Road
Republican Party
William C. Bahn
William K. Beheard
Savannah Garbage Truck Green Hornet Draws Firemen
A Savannah garbage truck nicknamed the Green Hornet operated by Robert Robinson drew attention with a garish display of pistols flags and odd adornments. An oil burner incident sparked a chimney fire and firemen responded with pumps and a false alarm from Nelson avenue. Damage reported as slight.
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Savannah
UPI
Robert Robinson
Green Hornet
Herold Hobbson
Robinson
Robin
Rensselaer
Broadway
Tha
Joseph Satara
Chenicalecon
Nelson Avenue
Bellitore Place
Harrington enters Villanova University
Enters Villanova Lae4arTUIgion son of Mr and Mrs Leo Harrington of Albany formerly from Troy has recently entered Villanova University in Villanova Pa Richard a 1958 graduate of LaSalle Institute has been accepted into the NHOTC at the college
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Leo A. Harrington
Albany
Troy
Villanova University
Villanova, Pa
Richard
LaSalle Institute
Dr J H Cashman Advances in Medical Education
Dr James H Cashman of the Dallas University hospital? continues studies and has been accepted for a premedical postgraduate program. He earned a degree from a Buffalo medical college and holds a doctorate from Long Island University.
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J. We Cashman
James H. Cashman
1Asalle Institute
RIL
Unie Cowse
Buffalo Medical Collie
New York
City
Cashman
Long Island Universit
New Drug Trials And Stock Availability Explained
A dental drug store explains how physicians are informed about new medicinal agents and stock supply. It notes that unstocked drugs may be disappointing or not yet fully tested, detailing the process of evaluating new medications before they are offered.
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Taddy
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