Meet The Candidates For County Legislature Race
Republican Lionel Sacks seeks the 30th District seat, with Union College and Albany Law School background and service in local Republican and civic groups. George A. Roland, also a Republican candidate, is a longtime attorney who served as village attorney and special attorney general elections and is active in Colonie organizations. James H. Martin runs as Republican Conservative in the 32nd District, president of Martin Office Supplies and former campaign manager, with ties to local clubs and colleges. Democratic candidate Edward M. Radliff Jr. profiles as Niagara Mohawk agent, World War II and Korean War veteran, active in American Legion and Sea Cadet Corps. Elizabeth H. Myers, Democratic candidate for 31st District, has business school background and A&P experience, married to a deputy sheriff. Stelio P. Stricos, Democratic candidate in the 32nd District, Army Air Corps veteran with DFC and Air Medal, owner of Peter’s Food Store, active in St. Sofia Church and Masonic groups.
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Lionel Sacks
St. Lawrence University
Union College
Albany Law School
Tate & Tate
Sacks
Republican
Colonie
Albany County
Young Republicans
Colonie Chamber of Commerce
Greater Colonia Chamber of Commerce
Colonie Exchange Club
Colonia
Connie Mack Baseball League
B'nai B'rith
Colonie Job Development Corp
George A. Roland
Gist
Albany
Colonie Free Library Association
Colonie Republican Club
Colonie Schools
New York University
St. John's Law School
James H. Martin
Citizens United Reform Effort
Martin Office Supplies
Daniel E. Button, Jr
Bethlehem High School
Principia College
University Club
Albany Institute of History and Art
YMCA
First Church of Christ Scientist
Edward M. Radliff Jr
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Joseph Fagan Post
American Legion
U.S. Sea Cadet Corps
USS Albany
US Coast Guard Auxiliary
Ratliff
Our Lady of Angels Church
Leach Ave
Caroline A. Radliff
Elizabeth H. Myers
Democratic Party
Roessleville High School
Felt and
Tarrant Business School
A&p Tea Co
St. Francis de Sales Church
Stelio P. Stricos
Army Air Corps
Peter's Food Store
Albany High School
Russell Sage College
St. Sofia Greek Orthodox Church
Mount Vernon Lodge
F&am
All Saints Day Masses Listed For Students
Rev. Joseph P. Warden announces All Saints Day Masses for students at Shaker High at 6:45 and 7:45 a.m. Other faculty will attend Masses at 9 a.m. noon 5 30 p m and 8 p m There will be no junior high classes tonight due to Catholic Doctrine Soho fraternal activities The clothing drive will begin November 21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Warden
Our Lady of the Assumption Church of
Latham
Shaker High
Catholic Doctrine
Soho
Peter S Kupiec Polish Leader Dies
Peter S Kupiec of 474 Second St retired iron worker and longtime president of the Polish Roman Catholic Union of America died after a brief illness. He was active in Holy Trinity Church and Polish groups including the Polish Citizens' Club. Survived by four sons Matthew, Francis, Stephen of Troy and John of Green Island, two daughters, several grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 9 a.m. from Washington Park Funeral Home and 9:30 a.m. at Holy Trinity Church with Solemn Requiem Mass. Interment St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Peter. . Stanislaus, Kupiec
Second St
Jroy
Polish Roman Catholic Union of America
Kupiec
Mary Pyska
Holy Trinity Church
Polish Citizens’ Club
Matthew T., Francis
Stephen
Troy
John Kupiec
Green Island
Samuel P. Stasack
Nantekill
Lee Peterson
California
Laymen discuss proposed constitution at Colonie Center
A Renewal Catholic laymen panel at Colonie Center debated the state constitution on the Nov. 7 ballot. Moderated by Henry Cullea, economics Prof. Louis Salkever, James Riedel supported the document. Sydney Frisell, Richard Nunez opposed it, arguing against passing the package and warning of possible future amendments.
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Laymen For Renewal
Come Immunity
Colonie Center
Henry Cullea
Louis Salkever
Department of Economics
State University At Albany
James Riedel
The
University
Constitutional Convention
Sydney Frissell
Schenectady
Four Injured In Colonie Car Crashes
Four people were injured in weekend crashes in Colonie. Jean A. O'Brien, 39, of Loudonville, had chin lacerations and chest injuries when her 1967 sedan hit a tree on Max well Road east of Hills Road. She was treated and released at Albany Medical Center. Frederick H. Reilley, 34, of Albany, in a 1965 convertible, crashed into a barricade near Albany County Airport, suffering lip, head and wrist injuries. he was treated and released. Katherine Collins, 45, and Jeanne Keely, unspecified ages, both of Albany, injured in a two car crash on Albany Schenectady Road near Virginia Avenue. Collins had a cut mouth. Both planned to see their own physicians.
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Colonie
Jean A. O’brien
Emerick Lane
Loudonville
Maxwell Road
Hills Road
North Colonie
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Joseph Olander
Joseph Wilson
Frederick H. Reilley
Albany
Suzanne 5
Reilley
Brookview Road
Castleton
Watervliet-Shaker Road
Albany County
North Calonie
Albany Medical Center
Watervliet Shaker
Gerald Argay
Albany-Schenectady
Virginia Avenue
Raymond Krolak
Katherine Collins
Garden Club Meeting Thursday in Latham
The Blue Creek Garden Clubs of Latham meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at 6 Summit Ave. Mrs. Warren A. Ford of Schenectady will speak on There's Magic in Herb and show slides. A boutique sale at St. Matthew's Church will be planned with Wednesday workshops at Mohawk Place. Co-hostesses named.
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Blue Creek
Latham
James Kachidurian
Summit Ave
Warren A. Ford
Schenectady
Edgar Radigan
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Old London Road
Stanley Geldbaum
Mohawk Place
Francis Kennedy
Robert Hannell
Round Table Plans Halloween Parade and Dance Steps
The Round Table group including Rotary Kiwanis K of C BPW and Newcomers Club has finished planning for the Halloween parade and dance in Latham. John Faddegan of Rotary will chair. Parade starts shortly after 6 in the Latham Corners area proceeding to Boston Store and back to Blue Creek Elementary with prizes for two age groups and various categories.
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The
Round Table
Latham Rotary Kiwanis
K. of C
BPW
Newcomers Club
John Faddegan
Rotary
Latham Corners
J. ¢. Penney
George S. Shortsleeve
Boston
Latham
Old Loudon Road
Park Avenue
Clinton Street
Blue Creek
North Colonie
Whder
Paris
Pleasantdale PTA Sponsors Open House
Pleasantdale School Parents Teacher Association held an open house at the school. Dolores Simmons, president, led the business session. Verna Neeson to run the candy sale. the group voted to sponsor Pleasantdale Junior Girl Scout Troop 413. A meeting at Simmons’ home for Christmas play children was announced. Halloween parties planned at the school and neighbor fire hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantdale
Parent-Teachers Association
Dolores Simmons
Verna Neeson
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George A. Rowland
Stelio P, Stricos
All Saints Day
Peter S. Kupiec
Mryon Baum
Colonie Town
Pervisor
Blaine
Baum
Baul
GACR
IZ Down
BAC Ros
Garden Club
Pleasantdale Pta
Congress
Borden's
Borden’s
Family Treat
Borden
U.S.P
AREN
Agatine
New York State
Borden Company
Broadway
Menands, N. Y
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