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THI THOY MCOM, TltOY, N. JUMJ.I3,. IMt WILLIAM K. IKOWNE SHAKER HIGH HONOR GRADUATES--Twenty-one seniors qualified in the top 5 per cent of their class and are named Shaker High honor graduates Commencement will be June 21 Standing, rear, left to right, Wayne Taulbee, James Fahey, Heidi Fuller, Sharon McKmney, Kathenne Hulchan- ski, Claire Wermert, Diane Kowalski, Maureen Dooley, Ami Carvill, Kathleen Ryan, Steven Viehl and Paul Baker. Seated, from left, Teresa Grauso, April Merton, Phyllis Carr, Margaret.

Dalheim, Carole Cothran, Joan Wiezorek, Ann Freedman, Linda Gutermuth and Eileen Howard. Shaker High Announces Senior Class Honor Students Millard J. Shaker Senior High School of North has announced names of honor graduates for the class of representing the top per cent of the class They will be among the graduates June 21. They are: Paul Baker, son of Dr and i Baker, 14 Loudon Heights, Loudonville, who plans to attend'-University of Rochester. Miss Phyllis Carr, secretary of-the class, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Carr, 1 Ashley Drive, Newtonville, Smith College. Miss Ann Carvill, daughter of Mr. and.Mrs. John Carville, 138 Old Lou'don Road, Latham, Hartwiek College.

Miss. Carole Cothran, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cothran, 42 Patroon Place, Loudonville, Gordon College. i Margaret Dalheim, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James Dalheim, 168 Wade Road, Latham, SUNY at Albany. Miss Maureen Dooley, vice president of Girl's Athletic Association, daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. John Dooley, 15 Alva Drive, Latham, State University College at Oswego.

James Fahey, son of. Mr. arid Mrs. 'James Fahey, 39' Mildred Lane, Latham, Brown University. i Miss Ann Fr'eedfnan, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Freedman, 46 Bailey Latham, SUNY at Pittsburgh. She was Record Newspapers Shaker High correspondent and coeditor of the Bisonj school newspaper. Miss Heidi Fuller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Fuller, 34 Crumite a Loudonville, Earlham College. Miss Teresa daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grauso, 16 Sherwood Drive, Latham, has not selected a college. Miss i a Gutermuth, daughter of Mr.

and Ronald Rucinski, of 21 East Newton Road, Newtonville, University of Colorado." Miss Eileen Howard, daughter of Mr! and Mrs. Roger Howard, 9 Briarwood Road, Loudonville, Harpur College. Miss Katherine Hulchanski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hulchanski, of '61 East Glenwood Drive, Latham; SUNY at Oswego.

Miss Diane Kowalski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Casimir Ko walski, of 13 Gajl SUNY at Cortland. Miss Susan McKinney, daughter of Mr. and George McKinney, RD 1, Dunsbach Ferry Cohoes, Baptist -Bible Seminary to major in Christine Education.

Miss April Merton, daughter of Mrs. June Merton; Box 208, Latham, Vassar College. She will travel and study in the Soviet Union this summer with the Choate of. Connecticut. Miss Kathleen Ryan, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Ryan, 8 Injured In Colonie Collision Eight persons. were injured in a rear-end crash cf two autos ori the Albany-Schenectady Road at Osborne Road at a.m. Thursday, according' to Colonie police. Two ambulances) West Albany and Colonie Village, were summoned to- remove injured to St.

Peter's Hospital, Albany. Patrolman Donald J. Fialka investigated. The crash occurred, police said, when John Kinsey 23, of Box 61, Onebrita, operator of a 1963 sedan, had stopped for a red traffic light at the intersection. Along came a westbound car operated by Judy Liness, of 16 Willow Avenue, Albany, and crashed into the rear of the stopped vehicle.

Riding with Kinsey Was Miss Carol Rammo, 21, of 96 Grove Avenue, Albany, who was shaken up and taken to the hospital for X-rays. She was later released. Kinsey had a back injury, was X-rayed, treated, and released. Miss Liness was shaken up but will see her own physician. Ellen Nunziato, 36 of 152 Sheridan Avenue, Albany, riding in Liness vehicle, right leg injury, treated and released.

Blanche O'Brien, 70, of 7 Dove Street, Albany, in the Liness auto, cut on forehead, treated and released. Elizabeth Casserly, 60,, of 165 Sheridan Avenue, shaken up, treated and released. She was also in the Liness car. Helen Maffieo, 57, of 180 Sheridan Avenue, right leg injury, treated and released, both were also -in the Liness car. Both vehicles, were damaged and towed from the scene.

49 Southgate Road, Loudonville, Russell Sage College to major in nursing. recently received a U.S. Army Nurse Scholarship. Wayne Taulbee, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Vernard Taulbee, of Fairlawn Drive, Latham, Colgate University. He is winner of one of the four-year Shell scholarships sponsored by'the Foundation for Children of Shell Em- ployes. Steven Viehl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Viehl, 23 Spring Latham, Duke University.

Miss Claire Wermert, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wer- mert, of 15 East Glemvood Latham, State College lof Home Economics at Cornell University. She was treasurer of the Student Committee On Recreation (SCOR) in.the Town of Colonie. North Colonie School Census Ends Today Peter McManus, director of pupil personnel services, North Colonie Central Schools, announced Thursday the annual census for the district concludes Friday.

Enumerators have been visit- ing'homes to verify and update information pertaining to children. He Said if anyone "has nol been contacted they should notify him at his office at Shaker Senior High School. The enumerators who have been working in various areas Mrs. Dorothy Buff, William Cappalo, Mrs. Michael DeCerbo; John Hodges, Mrs.

Selleck Minlline and Mrs. Paul Spencer. Girls Will Attend Health Conference Robet C. Jackson, director of health, physical education and recreation. North Colonie Central Schools, has announced that five girls from Shaker High School have been selected to participate in a special conference at Ithaca College June 24-29 which is devoted to careers in health.

They.are Susan Cady, Nancy Inglis, Laurie Palmer, Karen Semon and Darlene Serven. Poestcnkill Mrs. Walter J. Bubie 283-4359 TO OUR FRIENDS IN THE TOWN OF POESTENKILl Qecouse of growing tlectrie requirements In the Town of Poestenkill, we muit install additional transformer capacity at our Brunswick substation. i making the improvement, our men will be working en High-voltage equipment.

It will therefore be necessary Interrupt your electric service SUNDAY, JUNE 15 7:00 A.M. The effected" eree will be the entire Town of end (hot portion of Spring Avenue, one 1 SMo In the Terr, of Irunswlck. This Improvement wnlce will be mttt tie i prnhVb. eperidote meW rtetWifig w-ooeretlwi. VDUR NIAOARA MOHAWK PCWER PEOPLE ThO Poestenkill Republican Hub will meet Monday at 8 at the Sullivan-Jones VFW 'ost Hall.

Mr. and Mrs. William Varmt head the social Mrs. Joseph Duncan has re- urned home from Albany Memorial Hospital. Primary Day will be held 'ucsday at the Poestenkill Elementary School, from noon until p.m.

A Republican Rally Dinner be held Saturday at the Sullivan-Jones VFW Post Hall. A roast beef dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available from members ot the Poestenkill Republican The Christian Women's Fel owship will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Jazel Dunham.

Mrs. Hazel Schumann will conduct the business meeting to be followed by study on Southeast Asia. Church services: East Poestenkill Baptist, Rev Benjamin F. Mehner---11 Children's Day program; no church school this Sunday; 7:1 p.m. service.

East Poestcnkill Union Cos pel, Rev. Charles E. Pollock 10 a.m., worship, sermon; 1 a.m., church school; 6 p.m. choir rehearsal; 6:45 p.m Youth Crustdevs. PoertenWH Christian IMS a.m., worship, Communion, Mr mon by Jamtii Williams, lay leader from Wateriord, Poestenkill Evangelical Lu theran, Rev.

Warren C. Rlp No church school until fell; 1 a.m., vortilp, Miss Joan Wiezorek, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wiezorek, 2 5 Maple Loudonville, Chamler Recruits Members Sixty seven mrc recruited Colonie Chamber in a one-day drive The drive was some 40 volunteer Restaurant. Lester C.

chamber presi chairman. Arthur K. Carmel Warren briefed Carmel is ffie cm Wednesday nit held in a Colonie Bank, and given a portable TV. heartened over 'ill attend SUNY at (given to the workers. 715-6401 5 67 rs.

members the Greater ot Commerce Wednesday. conducted by men and briefing and at Hoffman's rren, former was general lie workers, cnt president, a picnic was ie Park for icmbers. Pat- nt of Fidelity dore Burke, oudohville of- of Albany, for getting rs. Each was V. disappoiht- ling the full mbers cham- lat they were he response Ci 1 at.

Clare Sets Special Flag Service A special Flag Day event is planned at St. Clare's Roman Catholic Church at 1947 Central Colonie, Saturday morning to honor three parishioners who have given their lives in Vietnam. Those. to be memorialized are Cpl. William M.

Sebast, Specialist 4C Robert J. Winters and Pfc. John J. Gulliver. A plague, donated by friends of Cpl.

Sebast, will be. set up in the vestibule of the. church. Friends and relatives of the three servicemen are invited to attend. Representatives from the U.S.

Marine Corps will also be in attendance. The ceremony is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. Diabetic Unit Sets Final Assembly Mrs. Paul Harrison, president of the Albany County Lay Dia- betis Association, Thursday announced that the final meeting until fall will be Monday at 8 p.m. at the Memorial Hospital Schoolof Nursing on Loudonville Road.

A film, "What You Do Not Know About Diabetes Can You," will be shown. One of the group's medical advisers will be present to answer ques- srs. Itions. Latham Church Sets Children's Program Calvary United Methodist Church of Latham will observe Children's Day for the Kinder. garten and Junior Departments Sunday at 10:30 a.m.

at the church, Teachers and superintendents of the church school will be introduced and the children will present a program. Bibles will be given to those promoted from the third grade to the fourth grade. School Board Association Sels Speaker Edward P. Sochocki, a member of the North Colonie Central School District Board ol Education, and active in the Albany County School Board Association, has invited fellow board members, interested citizens, teachers and administrators, to the annual association meeting June 26 at 8 p.m. at the Bethlehem Central High School.

The speaker will be Dr. Philip Langwortliy, of the State Education Department, who will speak on "Student Unrest." Mr. Sochocki and fellow board member Donald W. Schmidt are working on a committee trying to solve a serious student problem at Shaker Senior High School involving smoking privileges. He has announced that a questionnaire indicates that both teachers and students feel a smoking area should be reopened.

Linda 'A. Brushett, (laughter Mr. and Mrs'. D. Brushett, 4 Hidge Place, Latham, re- a bachelor of arts de- magna cum laude, from, ort, Pa.

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