Waterford Baseball Leagues Install New Officers at Banquet
The Waterford Junior Midget and National Baseball Leagues held their year end banquet at Scot Mar Restaurant. Officers named for 1972 include William Daubney president William Eaton vice president L Scott Cuomo treasurer Ron Frament secretary and John Cassidy commissioner Frament chaired the event. Plaque for 20 years service awarded to Joseph L Geiger by Cuomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
William Daubney
William Eaton
L. Scott Cuomo
Ronald Frament
John Cassidy
Frament
Leland L. Harrison
Grace Church
J. Joseph Corrigan
Anthony J. Catallo
Corrigan
Catallo
Dominick Gabriel
Joseph L. Geiger
Cuomo
Geiger
Women’s Auxiliary
Frank Fogerite
Jack” Cassidy
K. of C
Waterford Park and Playground Improvements Await Federal Aid
Plans for park and playground upgrades in Waterford move forward after village board starts a Park and Playground Development Program last May. Projects include Knickerbocker Park and Fourth and Eighth Street playgrounds, new swings and slides, resurfaced basketball courts, expanded skating areas, a 20 by 24 foot building for equipment, underground power lines, and $14 000 total cost pending federal funds. Permanent benches will be installed with ongoing beautification efforts in partnership with the Waterford Home Bureau.
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Waterford
Knickerbocker Park
Fourth
Eighth Street
Capital District State Parks Commission
Saratoga County Planning Board
Capital District Regional Planning Commission
State Planning and Development Clearing House
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Fourth Street
Waterford Home Bureau
Glavin Set As Speaker At Breakfast
James Glavin III is named principal speaker for the Catholic Knights of Columbus corporate Communion breakfast. The event follows an 8 a.m. Mass at St. Anne's Church with breakfast at Smith's Restaurant, 171 Remsen St., Cohoes. Glavin, a Waterford native, is a lawyer with Glavin & Glavin in Albany.
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Bart Grovenger
Waterford Knights of Columbus
James Glavin III
Knights
St. Anne’s Church
Smith’s
Remsen St
Cohoes
Glavin
Waterford
Waterford High School
Villanova University
Albany Law School
Glavin & Glavin
Albany, Schenectady
Air Force
Belleview Hospital
St. Mary’s Catholic Central School
Arbitration Association Board
Waterford Lions Club
Saratoga County
Democratic Committee
Knights of Columbus
A. Rita Chandellier
Schenectady
Saratoga Ave
Firemen to Convene for 75th Anniversary Preparations
Robert Stark general chair man of the J. W. Ford Hose Co requests all appointed committee heads to meet for an important conclave Sunday at 7 p.m. at the firehouse to organize the 75th anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stark
J. W. Ford Hose Co
Church Notices From Waterford Listings
Waterford church notices list service times for St Anne St Marys Grace Episcopal Federated Waterford United Methodist and Wesleyan churches with anticipated masses at St Anne and St Marys and worship times across congregations. Pastors include Rev Edmund P Cox Rev John Vrana QSA Rev Leland Harrisson Rev James G Patterson Rev Ralph A Marino and Rev Stanley Klob.
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St. Anne’s
Edmund P. Cox
St. Mary’s
John Vrana
Q.S.A
Grace Episcopal
Leland L. Harrisson
Federated Church
James G. Patterson
Waterford
Waterford GOP slate endorsed by Conservative party
Conservative party chairman Robert G. Kenney announced all four incumbent candidates receive Conservative endorsements for the town elections. The slate includes Supervisor J. Joseph Corrigan Councilman Oscar G. Cooper Town Justice Guido G. Palozzi and Town Clerk Kermit G. Plummer Jr. Petitions and acceptance forms have been filed with the Saratoga County Election Commissioner and the candidates will appear on both the Conservative and Republican lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Kenney
Waterford
J. Joseph Corrigan
Oscar G. Cooper
Guido G. Palozzi
Kermit G. Plummer, Jr
Kenney
Saratoga County
CDA Court Meets Monday At K of C
Court St Monica CDA will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in K of C rooms. The meeting night changes to the 3rd Monday monthly. After the business session a social will follow led by Mrs. June Cicchinelli and Mrs. Shirley Muller.
Star Unity Club To Meet Tuesday
Star Unity Club of past Ma trons of Sonic Chapter OES will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Law, 14 4th St., Waterford. Mrs. Law will conduct the business session. A social hour will follow the meeting and refreshments will be served by Mrs. Law assisted by Mrs. Ida Lansing and Mrs. Margaret Burgess.
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Star Unity Club
Sonic Chapter Oes
Dorothy Law
144Th St
Waterford
Waterford-Half Moon School Group Meets Tuesday
A meeting for all members and prospective members of the Building and Organization Committee will be held Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the high school library. Residents interested in joining are urged to attend.
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Waterford-Halfmoon School
PTA Calendar Deadline Set
The final deadline for placing orders for the 1972 PTA Community Calendar is Wednesday. Anyone wishing to list dates or order calendars should contact Mrs Joyce Douglas Mrs MacNeary or write care of the PTA Mailbox at Waterford Halfmoon School.
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PTA
Joyce Douglas
MacNeary
Waterford Halfmoon School
Theft of cash and groceries reported in city
Diane Legacy of 425 Fifth Avenue reported to police Thursday night that two bags of groceries and 15 dollars in cash were stolen from her car parked at Fifth Avenue and Broadway.
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Diane Legacy
5Th Ave
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Noted Viet War Correspondent To Speak
John Sack, renowned Viet Nam war correspondent for Esquire and Newsweek, will headline Hudson Valley Community College’s first student senate convocation at Hudson Hall gymnasium Monday at 2 p.m. Sack, author of a book on Lt. William Calley and My Lai, is described as the only radical writer in America with a Top Secret clearance and has long lived with the Army since 1965, reporting from bayonet drills to combat zones with American GIs in Vietnam and across U.S. cities.
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John Sack
Esquire
Newsweek
Hudson Valley Community College
Sack
William Calley
My Lai
Hudson Valley
Hudson Hall
America
Army
Vietnam
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Bridge Hands By Jacoby North 1763
South wins a slam after careful club play and a strategic finesse. West had shown spades and clubs, altering the plan. South leads to dummy, hopes West shows out, and finesses the nine of clubs to secure the contract. If South ruffed low early, East could defeat the slam by splitting club honors.
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South
West
East
Girl Garners Show Honors At National Button Society Meet
Linda Karl of Averill Park earned 14 ribbons at the National Button Society convention and button show in Atlantic City New Jersey. Six ribbons were first prize across categories including black glass pearls realistics and chinas. The Averill Park High School sophomore has collected since 1965 with interests in postcards beaded bags and souvenir spoons.
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Linda Karl
George Karl Sr
Averill Park
National Button Society
Atlantic City
N.J
Karl
Averill Park High School
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Waring
Sirpimbeever
Eure Arvin Regina
Tana
Reed & Barton
Kromex
Rous Bissell
Dazey
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Guens
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Parker
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Homnon Beach
Warind
Geman
Hii
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