Cohoes Cyclist Cleared in Two Long-Standing Charges
Kenneth J. Canfield of Cohoes faced two old charges in City Court. Judge John A. Brady dismissed a speeding charge after finding it physically impossible to prove a 50 mph violation in the cited street chase. The unlicensed motorcycle operator charge was also dismissed citing unclear license rules and interpretive complexity. Patrick to speak at Citizens Party rally tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth J. Canfield
White St
Cohoes
John A. Brady
Robert G. Hanlon
Paul R. Coughlin
Canfield
Brady
Kenneth Westfall
Westfall
Nto
Motor Vehicle Dept
Bernard Cohen
Cohen
West
Philadelphia
Frank Basios
Vliet Street
Elouitivey
Davies
Vliet
Lighthall St
Alden
Baker Avenue
New Courses In Adult Program At Waterford School
Waterford-Halfmoon School expands its Adult Education Program with new offerings including square dancing, personal and family survival, conversational French, American citizenship preparation, ceramics, public speaking, and a golf course. Registration is Monday and Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. with classes starting the first week in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford-Half- Moon School
Edward F. Collins
Cal
State Civil Defense Department
Mary Poole
Raymond Monlea
U.S
Agnes Reagan
Edna Bardelli
Waterford
Gertrude Marois
William DuPuis
Ticongeroga Country Club
Airman Mitchell Returns From Carrier Duty
Airman James Mitchell returns home to South St after nine months aboard the U S S America in the Mediterranean Sea. He attends a program at the local school featuring driver education and various courses taught by named instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
South St
Cave
Iig
Inj
U.S.S. America
Joseph
Mediterranean Sea
Cassella
Norfolk
Dominick Brignola
Mitchell
Istry
Burke
Pallozzi Pushes Waterford Parking Plan At Republican Rally
Guido G Pallozzi Republican candidate for justice of the peace urged adding parking sites in Waterford at a GOP rally. He called for town buy or acquire property for lots in the Business District near Town Hall, citing Town Law sections, and proposed public parking districts to ease Broad Street congestion and boost shopping in Waterford. Pallozzi argued master plan and 1965 zoning anticipated parking and criticized inaction by current town and village boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guido G. Pallozzi
Justice of the Peace
GOP
Waterford
Pallozai
Broad Street
Palozzi
Pallozzi
Waterford Bank
Dairylea
Fourth Street
Townend
Cub Scouts Outing Set by St Marys Church
Cub Scout packs 32 and 132 sponsor a family outing tomorrow at 2 p.m. on Acete School grounds. Cubmasters Lea Charpentier and Michele Hostig lead games including a hole in one golf contest and a potato bag race. Contest committee includes Albert Smith as chairman with William Powerl Chester Campoli William Daubney Albert Renzi and James Powell. Prizes offered. refreshments provided. families asked to bring folding chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Acete
Lea Charpentier
Michele Hostig
Albert Smith
William Powerl
Chester Campoli
William Daubney
Albert Renzi
James Powell
St Mary's to Open Season at Waterford Halfmoon Grounds
Coach Robert Jubak announced St Marys football will start the season tomorrow at 2 p.m. facing Mount Carmel of Waterford at the Waterford Halfmoon School grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jubak
St. Mary's
Mount Carmel of Water
Waterford-Halfmoon
OES Birthday Party Planned by Local Chapter Leaders
The Lonic Chapter OES will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on Broad Street to conduct a birthday celebration. Mrs. Besse Rudebush and Jack P. Bradt will lead the business session, followed by a social arranged by Mrs. Currier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonic Chapter
OES
Masonic Temple
Broad Street
Besse Rudebush
Jack P. Bradt
Jelen. Currier
Choir Rehearsal At First Presbyterian Church Today
The Youth Choir of the Baptist and Presbyterian churches will rehearse today at 11 a.m. at the First Presbyterian Church. Those wishing to join should attend the rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist and
Presbyterian Churches
First Presbyterian Church
Village fire chiefs meet Monday at 7 PM
Chief John Willetts requests all village fire officers to attend a meeting Monday at 7 PM at the Kavanaugh Hook and Ladder fire house to discuss fire safety and response plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willetts
Kavanaugh Hook and Ladder
Waterford Church Notices List Services Across Denominations
Waterford listings show mass times and services for St Anne s St Mary s Grace Episcopal First Presbyterian First Baptist Waterford Methodist Wesleyan Methodist MYF program. Clergy include Rev Leo Par Adis Rev John Coffey Rev L Harrison Rev W Harold Robinson Rev Ralph Lamos and guest pastor Rev Andreae of Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne’s
Leo II
Youth Sodality
St. Mary‘’s
John J. Coffey
O.S.A
Grace Episcopal
Leland L. Harrison
First Presbyterian
Mark Andreae
Amsterdam
First Baptist
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Waterford Methodist
W. Harold Robinson
Wesleyan Methodist
Ralph C. Lamos
Benevolent Unit To Meet Tomorrow
A special meeting of the Van Schaick Benevolent Association will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Al's Restaurant on Third Street in Cohoes. Russell S. Williams, president, will preside. A regular monthly meeting will follow with reports on past events and the fall program to be presented. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Schaick Benevolent. Association
Al's
Third Street
Cohoes
Russell S. Williams
Keveny Students Visit Durham University Six Weeks
Twelve Keveny Academy girls spent six weeks at the University of Durham, studying English literature British today art archeology and history. Mayor Williamson of Durham praised their keen and lively interest and the group earned mutual goodwill as ambassadors. Sister Mary Gratia noted two students earned college credit while the others continued coursework and all benefited from close exposure to English heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
United States of America
John C. Williamson
Durham
England
Keveny
University of Durham
Britain
Gail Ber‘dar
Albina Bourgeois
Kathleen Butler
Ann-Maria Costello
Sandra Haines
Nancy Degnan
Charleen Noble
Christina Noble
Suzanne Pelchar
Karen Rock
Michelle Santucci
Diane Mazurek
Mary Giatla
R.S.M
Academy
Williamson
Cohores
McDonald
Mary Gratia
Church Services In Cohoes
Cohoes churches list morning worship times for St. John s Episcopal Boght Reformed Full Gospel Reformed First Methodist St James Methodist First Baptist with Sunday School beginnings Oct 1 and a field day for the Cohoes Little League farm system from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the league field chaired by Thomas Desmond and James Brennan with awards at noon and refreshments for participants and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Episcopal
Canon J. Alan di Pretoro
Boght Reformed
Richard A. Hogarth
Clarence McMillan
Bernice McMillan
Vernon O. Nagel
First Methodist
Robert F. Trost
St. James
Gerard T. O'Neill
First Baptist
Vaughn B. Lewis
Cohoes
Little League Farm System
League Field
James Brennan
Thomas Desmond
George Polly
Leslie Winner
Gene Brenan
Jack Breton
Cohoes Mass Schedule Listings By Parish
A list of Mass times for St Patrick St Rita St Marie St Nicholas Sacred Heart St Agnes St Bernard Sts Peter and Paul St Joseph St Michael and others. Parishes show various times from 6 to 12 noon and evening services including Low and High Mass offerings with multiple daily slots and liturgical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Philip A. Grady
St. Rita's
Anthony R. DeFranco
St. Marie's
George T. Quinlivan
St. Nicholas
Paul J. Pascavage
St. Michael’s
S. F. Olszewski
Cub Pack 75 Opens Year With First Meeting
Cub Pack 75 and Cub Pack 15 held their first den and pack gatherings at the St. Joseph's Church hall. Any boy eight or older may join by attending the next den meeting Tuesday. The first pack gathering is scheduled for Sept 29 at 7 p.m. at the church hall. The summer camp included Hoffman's Driving Range in Latham and a family picnic at Lansing Park in Cohoes. Lee Wayne Lavigne won the golf range prize and a trophy at the picnic, with William Bertrand taking runner-up honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother’s Club
St. Joseph's Church
Church Hall
Hoffman's Driving
Latham
Lansing ‘Park
Cohoes
Lee Wayne Lavigne
William Bertrand
Cohoes opens senior citizens program with Oct 1 open house
The Cohoes Multi-purpose Senior Citizens Program will hold an open house on October 1 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Neighborhood Center 96 Mohawk Street to kick off activities for residents aged 60 and older. Officials from municipal to federal levels and heads of anti poverty programs will attend. The Goldenaires senior choir will provide entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Faith D. Meyer
Mohawk St
Goldenaires
Schenectady
New York City
Bernham Colby
Democratic Headquarters Adverts Ticket Refund at Cohoes
Citizens with tickets not served a steam may claim a refund at Democratic Headquarters on White Street in Cohoes. The Democratic City Committee, chaired by Dewey Mulcahy, extends thanks for continuing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
White Street
Cohoes
Democratic City Committee
Dewey Mulcahy
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Oliver Cromwell
Tee Wean
Cub Pack
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Wallmaster Supreme
Ernst Bros
Broad ST
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Crescent
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