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THE TIMES RECORD. TROY. THURSDAY i 2 COHOES NOTEST" 611 SECOND NORTH 45 CONGRESS ST, COHOES NORTH OPEN FBI. 'TIL 9 P.M. SAT.

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Agnes' Canteen i'or an expected 700 to 800 -teen-agers from throughout the area. Preparations were underway last night at the canteen- on Johnston Extensive decorations in the Halloween spirit are being handled by George Trahan, a member of the St. Agnes' parish. Rev. Alfred Ashline, assistant pastor and canteen director, announced that many parishioners, teen-agers and adults, have volunteered help at the party.

Arrangements are being taken care of by the canteen's founders, including Father Ashline, Dr. A. J. Vinci, Robert Hanlon and Raymond Fremont. Cider and doughnuts will be distributed, and an entertainment, program is being planned by teenagers from the Cohoes area.

The door? will open at 8:30 a.m. and the party will continue to 11:30 p.m. Music for dancing will be furnished by Earl Kent and his orchestra. It will mark the first in a series of special holiday parties at the canteen. Othc-rs are scheduled for Christmas, Valentine's Day and Easter.

Volunteering their help are Miss Catherine Murphy, Miss Mary Jane Cox and William Sorel, in charge of tickets; and William Conboy and Robert-Lawlor, cloakroom. Approximately forty adult members of the parish will assist with the refreshments, the entertainment and the general program. Police Chief Joseph R. Garrett today issued a warning that vandalism will not be tolerated during the Halloween observance. He said that police have no desire to interfere with a happy observance of the occasion but warned youngsters against damaging or de-' stroying properly.

Chief Garrett said that parents should know where their are and what they are doing on Halloween. He pointed out that parents will be held responsible for any damage caused by their children. Special orders on acting to control vandalism were issued to members of the police department ioday. Adopied By Clifton Park To Organize Mayor. Rudolph I.

Roulier has signed into law two ordinances adopted by the Cohoes Common Council at ihe request of the Cohoes Housing Authority earlier TM a Retiring President Miss Marie A. Mochon, retiring president of the Council Jean-! ne Mancc, L'Union de St. Jeanjx- Baptiste d'Amerique, of St. Jo-' seph's Church. Cohoes, last night was honored at an installation dinner at the Willow Tea Room.

Miss Mochon is retiring after 19 years as president and seven years as secretary of the organization. Praising her for her devotion and loyalty were Rev. Hcrvey L. Desautels, pastor and chaplain for the body, Rev. Leo Paradis and Rev.

Maurice Blanc, assistant pastors. Seated president was Mrs. Marie L. Craig. The installing officer was Paul Rivet, president of (he Men's Council.

Other officers include Mrs. Anna Frazier, vice president; Mrs. Bernadette Piche, secretary; Miss Agnes Dame, assistant secretary; Miss Irene Rivet, treasurer; Badgley, mistress of ceremonies- Mrs. Donald Giroux, dean; Miss Ceciie Rivet and Miss Irene Baillargeon, auditors; Mrs. Blanche Duclos, inside guard; Mrs.

Cccilc The Clifton Park A.C. will or- InTze another basketball team for the coming season under-the leadership of Andy Molnar, it was announced today. Because of the fact that the quintet is without a court only road games are played, this being the second time that the community has organized a team under these will participate in conditions. The group a i i 11 Railroad Y.M.C.A. League.

Ten boys of 'teen-age will be carried on the squad, which will include all. of last year's players and several newcomers. In fhe event that an assistant manager can be secured a junior team of younger players will be organized. The Parkers also have bowling team which is participating in the Mechanicviiie Railroad League and which has a record to date of nine wins and three losses. Included among the Keglers are Ed and Chuch Travis, Andy Makowski.

Tviifred Gregoire, George Voelker and Andy Molnar. Session Slated. Another session of the Court St. Bernard, C.D.A., unit of the Friendly Red Door will be conducted today at 7:30 p.m. on the second floor of the Cohoes Knights of Columbus quarters on Remsen Street.

Mrs. Margaret Walsh, chairman, will be in charge. Company Unit Will Conduct Halloween Party The non-commissioned officers unit of Co. 105th Infantry, will conduct a Halloween masquerade party Saturday night at the Cohoes Armory. The affair will be open to all members of the guard company and their guests and former members, who are in service and home on leave are invited to attend.

At the affair awards will be made to the man and woman selected as wearing the best costumes. The judges will be John Nolan, Joseph Baseel and Edward Davis. Dancing will be enjoyed, refreshments will be served and a program of entertainment will be presented. Sons Of Poland To Select Chairman John Maxwell, chairman for the Sons of Poland Thanksgiving celebration, tonight will name assistants at the meeting at the Cohoes clubrooms. He will meet with other commit- teemcn at 7:30 p.m.

to outline preliminary details for the dinner i Nov. 22. Thn dinner will be at the P.N.A, headquarters on Mohawk Street. One of the ordinances amends the city zoning law as it applies to the VanSchaick Island section of the city and the second discontinues the use of three streets in the same area as public thoroughfares. The- two ordinances were adopted by the aldermen following a second reading at a meeting on Oct.

7. No one appeared in opposition to the measures at a public hearing conducted at the same time. The ordinances became effective with the mayor's signature. One measure changes the Island section from a Class A to a Class area to permit the erection, of jmi'ttiDlc dwellings, a type which be built by the authority at the old Insular basebaH field. "The second uibcuirrinues the use portions of Maple Avenue, Second Street and an unnamed secondary street as public thoroughfares.

The streets lead into the proposed housing site. Agnes Audet guard, and Miss publicity The group will meet again on Nov. 25 at St. Joseph's School hall. Halloween Party Planned Tomorrow A Halloween party for children of School 9, Cohoes, will be conducted tomorrow at the school under the auspices of the Parent Teacher Association.

Mrs. Henry Brchm is chairman for I affair and she will be assisted by Mrs. Donald Vickers and Mrs. William Maraj. Arrangements are also being made by the i for a food sale to be held on Friday, Nov.

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The a replaced yesterday's Obituary Frank A. Van Natten died yesterday at the residence, 11 Witbeck Avenue, Cohoes, after a short illness. Born in GlcnviHc, Mr. Van Xatten had lived in Cohoes for the last 35 years. A retired railroad man.

he had been a member of the Brotherhood of Trainmen for forty years. Mr. Van Natten was a member of St. James' Methodist Church. Cohoes.

Survivors include his widow, the former Carolyn Goss, and several cousins. Funeral services will he held at II a.m. Saturday from the residence with Rev C. Fryer, pastor of St. James' Methodist Church, officiating.

Burial will be in Waterford Rural Cemetery. To Recite Prayers. Members of the Mothers' Club of St. Agnes' School, Cohoes, will meet today at 8 p.m. at the funeral home of John F.

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