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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1967

Page

8

Meet The Candidates for Colonie County Legislature Districts 26 and 27

Colonie voters will see Republican Ed ward E. Winders for the 26th District and Frank A. Cole for the 27th District. Winders, Colonie High and Boston University graduate, is active in local Republican and teachers groups. Cole, eight years on the Town Board, serves on highway water and police committees and belongs to multiple Colonie groups. Democrat Alexander A. Malewicz runs in District 27, a former Maywood trustee and 47-year Colonie resident employed at Central Motel. Richard P. Senecal, founder and head coach of Colonie Pop Warner, seeks the 26th District seat in Colonie and Guilderland after a prior bid. He is St. Clare’s communicant and St. Pius Parish coach. Collectively, candidates include community involvement and veterans service.

Coxsackie- Athens Central School Edward E. Winders Republican Party Colonie Colonie Central High School Boston University Graduate School of Public Affairs Albany State’ University Winders Colonie Young Republican Club New York State Teachers Association First English Lutheran Church Frank A. Cole Mr. Cole Maywood Board of Education Colonie Chamber of Commerce Colonie Republican Town Committee Sanford Heights Fire Department Corlear Lodge F&am Richard P. Senecal Colonie Pop Warner Football League Colonie and Guilderland St. Clare’s Church St. Pius Parish Loudonville Cathedral Academy Hudson Valley Technical Institute Alexander A. Malewicz Board of Education Maywood Union Free Albany County Maywood Central Motel Malewicz Schenectady St. Adelbert’s Church

Loudonville Church Plans Servicemen Letter Drive

Women of the Loudonville Presbyterian Church will write to servicemen in Vietnam during Christmas. Rev. Alfred O. Siegel said contact Mrs. Elsie Rew for related requests. Hudson Valley String Ensemble to give An Evening of Music at the church on November 3 with the church choir. Mrs. Jane Wyatt chairs. proceeds go to the seating fund. The Pairs and Spares group will hold a treasure hunt tonight at 8 p.m.

Loudonville Presbyterian Church Vietnam Alfred O. Siegel Elsie Rew Hudson Valley

Forest Park PTA To Hear Five Teachers

The Forest Park Elementary School PTA of the South Colonie Central School District will meet in the cafetorium Thursday at 1 p.m. Special teachers will give brief descriptions of their service at the school. A question-answer period will follow. Speakers include Moses Brand Patricia DeCecco Marie Donovan Ladi Maur and Felix Wielewinski. After presentations there will be a social hour and refreshments.

Forest Park PTA South Colonie Central School Moses Brand Patricia DeCecco Marie, Donovan Ladi Maur Felix Wielewinski

Garden Club to Host Thursday Meeting in Loudonville

Mrs. Herbert Cohen of 61 Southgate Road Loudonville will host the Towne and Country Garden Club of Latham Thursday at 8:30 p.m. A demonstration and workshop on permanent flower arrangements will be led by Mrs. Jacob Hotchkiss with Mrs. Harry Lindner as cohostess.

Herbert Cohen Southgate Road Loudonville Latham Jacob Hotchkiss Harry ‘Lindner

Clerk Reads Eight Sewer Rolls at Silent Hearing

Town Clerk Harold R. McCabe read eight sewer assessment rolls for public hearings, saying it is law. Only a handful attended including John W. Tabner, Robert P. Heywood, and a lone town board member as the session ran from 8:30 to about 10 p.m.

Harold R.mccabe John W. Tabner Robert P. Heywood Frank A. Cole Harold R. McCabe Wight Ruhrmaster Road Troy-Schenectady River Road Chiarello Sanitary Landfill Corp Menands Daniel Ryan Benedict van Dyke Latham Water District City of Troy

Church Notices In Latham and Nearby Parishes

A dense list of church services across Latham Loudonville Niskayuna and Troy area parishes including Resurrection Lutheran Revy St Ambrose Calvary Methodist Our Saviors Our Lady of the Assumption and more with varied service times morning prayers Sunday schools and youth programs. Includes pastors Rev. Peter Letchford Rev. Lloyd P. Jones Rev. Charles K. Dwyer Rev. William Pederson Rev. William T. Cornelius Rev. Douglas A. Walrath Msgr. Daniel F. Cronin Rev. Donald A. Brushett Rev. Walter G. Litke Rev. Clinton Dugger Rev. Richard A. Hogarth Rev. Joseph P. Warden Rev. John A. Kavanaugh Rev. Stephen W. Gillespie and Rev. Leon M. Adkins along with multiple worship schedules and nursery and youth activities.

Resurrection Lutheran Norman B. Elling Loudonville Peter Letchford Lloyd P. Jones Calvary Methodist Donald A. Brushett Our Savior’s Lutheran Walter G. Litke Good Shepherd Lutheran Clinton Dugger Roessleville United Presbyterian Charles E. Rice Our Lady of the Assumption Joseph P. Warden Boght Reformed Richard A. Hogarth Pine Grove Methodist Church Kenneth W. Beatty Robert F. Long St. Mattthew’s Stephen W. Gillespie Newtonville Leon M. Adkins Troy Loudonville Presbyterian Alfred I. Siegel

Colonie selects engineer to develop golf course

Colonie Town board authorized William Mitchell of Hempstead to design an 18 hole golf course on a 199 acre site off the Albany Schenectady Road between Consaul and Lisha Kill Road. Estimated cost 1.1 million with room for 9 more holes, bids next month, tee off hoped by May 1969.

Coll Albany-Schenectady Consaul Lisha Kill Colonie Town Fee Town Hall Newtonville William Mitchell Hempstead S.I Saul Greenhouse James P. Butler William K. Sanford

Fire Inspector and Aide Attend State Seminar in Syracuse

Chief fire inspector Howard C. Wilson and deputy Ronald Carey returned from a two day state seminar on fire marshals and inspectors duties in Syracuse. The event was sponsored by the State Division of Fire Safety with the Syracuse Fire Department assisting in arrangements. George H. Proper Jr. of Loudonville served as master of ceremonies.

Howard C. Wilson Ronald Carey Syracuse State Division of Fire Safety Syracuse Fire Department George H. Proper Jr Loudonville Charles R. Dorman Division of Fire Safety Colonie

Brownie Troop 321 Holds Investiture at Local School

Brownie Troop 321 of Goodrich Elementary School in Latham held an investiture service at the school. Teacher Mrs. Louis Van Dyck led the event with assistance from Mrs. Andrew Sisko. A notable moment was the presentation of an American Flag to the troop by Albany County Clerk and GOP candidate Mrs. Rena Posner.

Goodrich Latham Louis van Dyck Andrew Sisko Rena Posner Albany County

Penalty To Rise On School Tax In Colonie

James D. Onderdonk, Colonie tax receiver, warned school taxpayers they have only two days left before a 7 percent penalty is added. The current penalty stands at 4 percent, and a sizeable amount remains unpaid.

James D. Onderdonk Colonie

Bloodmobile to visit American Legion Hall on Wednesday

The Red Cross bloodmobile will be at the American Legion Hall on Wednesday November 8 from 6 to 7 p.m. Leslie Ransom chair asks all physically able up to age 59 to sign up, with registration at Patrick Cinelli's drug store or by calling Mr. Ransom.

Red Cross American Legion Hotsie Valley Cafetria Rensselaer County League of Women Voters Frank van Buren Bridgeport Conn Steven St. John's Schaghticoke Laurence J. Gerrity U.S.A Our Lady of Good Counsel Valley Falll Father Gerrity Presbyterian United Elwood Case Trinity Episcopal Curtis Denney

Key Club To Preside At Kiwanis Meeting

The Colonie Central High School Key Club will preside at the Colonie Kiwanis Club meeting Monday noon at Northway Inn Colonie Village. Michael Doyle reports on future club plans and Richard Morand covers the recent international Key Club convention. Valentino Tebbano chairs the business session and William L. Jacobs is elected president with Franklin H. Barthell as first vice president and Rt Rev Msgr Francis X. Ryan as second vice president. New directors include Rev Edmund J. O Neal John F. Lucey and Donald Van Horn. Clarence L. Boland of the Greater Colonie Chamber of Commerce spoke at the same gathering.

Key Club Colonies Central High School Northway Inn Colonie Village Colonie Kiwanis Club Key Clubers Michael Doyle Richard Morand Valentino Tebbano William L. Jacobs Franklin H. Bart

Open House Precedes Latham School Property Auction

The North Colonie Central School District holds open houses at Latham Elementary on Maple Avenue today 10 to noon and Wednesday 4 to 5 PM as a prelude to the November 4 auction at 10 AM. The building, valued at 92000 by J Russell Frasier, is to be abandoned as a school in June.

Latham Maple Avenue North Colonie Central Latham Ridge Latham School J. Russell Frasier Board of Education Latham Fire Edward L. de L. Palmer Albany

Latham Church Dinner Tomorrow At St James Hall

The Latham Community Baptist Church will serve a congregational dinner tomorrow at 4 p.m. at St James Methodist Church Hall on McElwain Avenue and Walnut Street in Cohagy. Rev. William T. Cornelius, pastor, announced yesterday. The Women’s Mission Fellowship will meet Thursday at noon for a dinner and program beginning at 1 p.m. in observance of Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer led by Mrs. Mable Weller and Mrs. Marilyn Carlyon. Next Friday the church women will travel to the First Methodist Church in Schenectady for an 1 p.m. address by Mrs. Patis, vice president of Christian Service for American Baptist Women, with Mildred Ross in charge.

Latham Community Baptist Church St. James Methodist Church McElwain Avenue Walnut Street Cohagy William T. Cornelius Women’s. Mission /Fellowship Baptist Women’s Mable Weller Marily Carlyon Latham Church Chiggeh i Schenectady Atl Pis Christi Service Mildred Ross

Sanford to Speak on Constitution at Rotary Dinner

Supervisor William K. Sanford will discuss features of the proposed state constitution at Latham Rotary Club dinner at Raphael's on Route 9. The Greater Colonie Chamber of Commerce will be represented. Sanford, executive secretary of the New York State Association of Towns, criticized the measure and urged defeat, opposing Governor Rockefeller's support.

William K. Sanford Latham’ Rottary Club Raphael’s Route 9 Colonie Chameter of Commerce Sanford New York: State Association of Towns Rockefeller

Fire Auxiliary To Hold Halloween Party

The Auxiliary of S. W. Pitts Hose Company Latham Fire Department sponsors a Halloween party at the fire station tomorrow from 7:30 am to unknown time. Music by The Auratones. Prizes for costume winners. Mrs Patricia Mohan general chairman Mrs Annette Hopsow cochairman.

S. W. Pitts Hose Company Latham Fire Department Auratones Patricia Mohan Annette Hopsow Cochairman

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Richard P Senecal Alexander. A. Malewicz Forest Park Pta Garden Club Quality Bulb & Garden Center Starr-Christman Ri Troy-Sch'dy Rd Sch'dy Northway Ikea Holland le Annan Nena Evers Dreamland Hedi Douglas Fie Michigan Gambier, Con Ama St. Michael’s Episcopal Charles K. Dwyer Latham Bible Baptist William Pederson Latham Community Baptist Niskayuna Douglas A. Walrath St. Ambrose Catholic Daniel F. Cronin Our Lady of Mercy John A. Kavanaugh St. Clare’s Catholic Frances X. Ryan Heywood Clayton EB. Russell Sand Creek Road Oscar V. ‘Esser Fuller Road Maplewood Shaker Road Russell Oxford Drive Shaker Estates Tabner Fred G. Field Jr Eberle Road Brownie Katherine Williams Kiwanis Clee
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