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THE TROY RECORD COHOIS BRANCH OFFICE. 298 ONTARIO STRUT TROY, N. MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 11, 1968 237-3900 or 237-3901 19 Ryer To Ask Council That 2 Cohoes Housing Sites Be Ok'd Former Walk Champ Talks To Rotary Club Max L. Cowen, former world's champion endurance walker and boxer, acrobat and rope dancer, discussed physical fitness before the Cohoes Rotary Club last week at the group's luncheon in the OCA Hall. A native of Utica, Cowen said he walks at least 10 to 30 miles 1 each Sunday.

His last long- distance walking venture, he said, was in May of J958 when he traveled on foot from Chicago to New York City in 18 days. Cowen stated he believes walk- Ing is better as a "work-out" a golfing or jogging, which he considers limited in action. He added that on such walks one should reach a speed high. er' than his average walking pace. He also gave a demonstration in jumping rope and dancing to illustrate their' advantages as daily exercises.

Jilst Received A Beautiful Collection Of SWISS MUSIC BOXES 7 9 V49 95 119 Remsen Street Cohpes CE 7-0040 Christmas Seal Leaders Announced Frederick B. Malpass and Mrs. Ethel Kennedy have been named chairman and cochairman respectively of the 1 1968 Christmas Seal Campaign in Cohoes, according to Harold F. Reichcnthal, president of the Albany County Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association, Inc. The campaign, which supports a number of programs aimed against tuberculosis, chronic 'bronchitis and emphysema, will begin officially Tuesday, with the slogan "Use Christmas Seals --It's a Matter of Life and Breath In announcing the appointment of the Cohoes chairmen, Reichenthal said, "We have chosen these individuals because they are leaders in community activities and, as such, are deeply concerned with what we are trying to accomplish-the elimination of tuberculosis and the control of other respiratory disease." Posters are being distributed by Cub Pack 75 of St.

Joseph's Church to businessmen and merchants the city. Cohoes, said Reichenthal, has had several services and pulmonary functional tests which have been supported through, Christmas Seal funds. Regular Schedule Today, Veterans Day will have no effect on garbage collection in Cohoes, according to Capital Division Disposal. SLEEPING BEAUTY--Miss Denise Chouinard, third from left, has been chosen to play the part of, Sleeping Beauty in the benefit show sponsored by'the Sacred Heart Mothers Club and featuring the Great Martel, nationally famous hypnotist. Daugher of Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Chouinard of Raymond Lane, Halfmoon, Miss Chouinard is a graduate of Keveny Memorial Academy and is employed in the accounting department of Cluett and Peabody. Left to right are Mrs. Donald McBain, publicity chairman of the club; Mrs. Alfred Turcotte co-chairman of the event; Miss Chouinard, Mrs.

Alvin Bullock, chairman; Bobert Clark, manager of Mooradian's Furniture Store where Sleeping Beauty will be put to sleep at 11 a on the morning of the performance, and Rev. Nellis Tremblay, pastor of Sacred Heart Church. There will be two performances at 7 and 9:15 p.m. Nov. 19 at the Cohoes Theater, with proceeds to benefit the school.

Mayor James McDonald will play Prince Charming to Miss Chouinard's Sleeping Beauty. Ticket chairman is Lawrence Ouimet. FAMILY GARDENS OF GOHOES DISCOUNT FOOD CENTER 164 REMSEN COHOES Monday and Tuesday TOBIN PACKING WEBSTER BACON LB. PKG. 49 GRADE MEDIUM SIZE EGGS Farm Fresh! 29 DOZ.

NABISCO PINWHEELS 39 U. S. No. 1 YELLOW ONIONS 3 LB. BAG Three Hurt When Car Hits Pole A compact car, traveling east in Columbia Street, Cohoes, went out of control at 2:18 a.m.

Saturday and struk a power pole front of 61 Columbia breaking it in half and knocking lown power lines. Owner and operator of the car vhich flipped over after impact, John E. Wood, 21, of 791 1st Troy, who was pinned un derneath the machine. Bernard Hepp, 19, of 666 3rd a pas senger had to be pulled from the car' by investigating officers. Edward Pohl, 20, 518 5th Ave.

Troy, another passenger, was clear. Investigating the accideir were Herbert Dame, John Krut ka and Kenneth Westfall of tin Cohoes Police Department who the young men to Cohoes Memorial Hospital. Wood and Hepp were admitte and are in good condition. Poh ras treated and released. Golden Rule Class Meets Today The Golden Rule Class of the First United Methodist Church will meet at 7:30 p.m.

today. The meeting will be held in the home of the organization's resident, Mrs. William F. Tschumi, 3 Paradise Court. Ill At Home John Gorman of 1184 Loudon Rt.

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Just mop It rinse It DEITCHER'S Point I Wqllpapil Hrfqlr. US REMSEN COHOES i PHONE CE 7-0101 Don't wmi In' Spiral Oration BARRiCiNi CHOCOLATES Calkins Pharmacy A holiday schedule will be in effect at the Cohoes Post Office today; Veterans Day, according to Acting Postmaster Frank T. Julian. Service windows will be closed and there will be no delivery of mail throughout the day with the exception of special delivery matter. There will be a citywide collection beginning at 3 p.m.

and mail will be dispatched to all points at 6:30 p.m. The lobby of the Federal Building will be open from 6 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. for the convenience of box-holders. St.

Rita's Forms Girl Scout Troop A new Girl Scout Troop wa; formed recently at St. Kita'; Church, sponsored by the Holy Name Society of the church and held its first meeting am investiture service Wednesda; at the school hall. Mrs. William LaPlanle, troop leader, said 27 girls were in vested at the event, and four were rededicated. Assistant troop leaders are Mrs.

Faith Rock and Mrs. Ruth Fiatley. George Robinson, president o. the Holy Name Society, pre scnted the troop with a check for a new troop flag, and a satirical skit was produced by the new scouts on the use of cos metics. Refreshments were served by scouts and plans were dis cussed for participation in the Juliette Lowe program in Feb ruary.

A song-fest followed, anc Mrs. LaPlante said approximately 75 attended the ceremony. Yorkers Tour Van Schaick, Hold Picnic The Cohoes Middle School Mohawk Yorkers were given tour of the VanSchaick Mansion and held a picnic in Lansing Park recently, to welcome new members of the group. The Yorkers were welcome at the mansion by the owners of the historic site, Mr. and Mrs Charles Canestrari.

Following the tour the members hiked Lansing Park where they hcl a cookout and played softball football and other games, well as having a song-fest and story-telling session. Chaperones for the even' were Mrs. Gardner Mr and Mrs. Francis Reles and Mr and Mrs. Vincent Cotch.

Spon sor of the Mohawks, Robert Archambault, was in charge o' the event. Keveny Yorkers Visiting New York City A group 105 Keveny York as are visiting New York Cit today, accompanied by 1 chaperoncs, including faculty members and parents. In the movning the student toured Uie United a i Building and in the aftcrnoo they will visit Rockefeller Ccn tor, the Empire State Buildin and Times Squire, having din ncr at Piiricia Murphy's i Yonkcrs. The Yorkers began their iin nuil candy sale Friday, wit proceeds to be used to financ the trip to the ipring, Yorke convention, Keveny Class Taking Part In Contest The Advanced Placement Eng sh class of Keveny Memoria cademy has entered the annua oice of Democracy contes ponsored in the area by Statio 'GY-WRGB and the Third Dis rict of Veterans of Foreig 'ars. Five students wrote and de vered orally brief broadcas cripts in the school elimina ions judged by Rev.

Thoma Bowers, Sister Monica and Si er Lauren VanDermark, facu members. The five are Moir loche, Kathleen Reilly, Patrici Cenny, Anne Marie Lavigne an 'atricia Lamb. Miss Lavigne and Miss Lam vere chosen to submit tapes heir scripts to the static Judges will audition all recor ings during Nov. 17-24. The five outstanding conte ants will participate in a vide tape television show in cember.

Radiation Course Set By Cohoes EOC A course in techniques an procedures for radiation erne jencies will be offered begi ning at 7:30 p.m. Thursday he Emergency Operating Cen in the basement of the iocs Fire Station. Frank Bourdeau, radiatio defense olficev for nstruct (he eight-week, 1 lour course which is designe or persons of high school ag and above. The course is being offere hrough Civil Defense auspice view of the increasing tra ic of radioactive materials an lie resulting increase in tl number of accidents involvin materials. Cohoesier's Sister Dies At Adams Mrs.

Mary Milan Hennessey 4, sister of Mrs. William Ru Cohoes, died Saturday W. B. Plunkett Memorial Ho lital, Adams, Mass. She wa he widow of Thomas Henne ey.

and her husband ope ted the Mohawk Hotel Adams several years. Other survivors include fou tep-daughters, Miss Mary He nessey and Mrs. Helen Henne ey, both of Adams; Mrs. Be nard McGovern of Pompan Jeach, and'Mrs. Franc ilaclrierny Lake Worth, Fl ind two brothers, Judge Joh Nilan of 'Columbus, and ward Nilan of Northhampto Mass.

Albany County Lawmakers To Mee The Albany County Legisl will meet at 7:30 p.m Tuesday at the Albany Coun Court house for its quarter meeting. The legislature will conve at the same time Wednesdi for the first session of its i nual meeting. The county buc et may be presented at Wednesday Cancellation Of Federal Aid Feared R. Ryer, chairman Cohoes Housing Authority, nday announced that he is rc- esting tlie Common Council to prove the Manor Avenue and mbcr yard sites lor new pub- housing. Syer did so in the light that dcral aid may be cancelled tion on the sites is not com- eted within two weeks.

Sycr photostatic pics of a letter from New irk City HUD offices cndors two sites and states that "urgently request that to ey ur authority recommend city council that they ove" the sites. Disputes Slow Action The site selection has been Id-up for a number of months disputes about the size, lotions and appropriateness of sites. The Manor Avenue Site is for 0 units of housing for those ith low incomes. The lumber ird site is for a tower of 100 lits of housing for the elderly. Ryer and the Cohoes Housing uthority have been steadfast their opposition to suggestions tiat the lumber yard site be ropped in favor the Mini- odel City site off Remsen trcet.

Ryer restated the facts that ic sites have been inspected nd approved by the HUD of- ces and by the Cohoes Plan- Commission. He noted that everal Cohoes federal projects contingent upon providing ew housing. Fears Cancellation "It therefore becomes imper- tive to eliminate further delays hich could result in cancella- on of an already HUD-ap- proved program for 200 Ryer said. His reference to cancellation ivas based on the letter from HUD, dated Nov. 5, which reads, in part: "However, if Ihe development program is not approved by the city council, the future status of your housing program will be reviewed and consideration given to the possible cancellation of your program so that these units may be diverted to other areas where there is an immediate need." The letter asks Ryer to respond regarding any Common ouncil action "within two weekt om receipt of this letter." FOR EXPERT PHONE CE7-77U POMPI ESTIMATISI ISKYVIEW PTA Sets Concert For Nov.

30 The Cohoes High School Parent Teachers Association will ircsent a concert in the new ligh school auditorium Nov. 30 at 8 p.m., with Mvs. Ellen Cuba as chairman and Mrs Olga Green, cochairman. The concert feature the Russian Orthodox Male Choru of St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church of Cohoes which was organized in 1963 to promote Russian culture through music.

The chorus maintains the tradition of Russian acapella singing, with no musical instruments, presenting an authentic interpretation of Russian liturgical and folk music. Conductor of the group, which consists of approximately 30 members, is Ronald P. Geleta. The chorus has appeared at West Point, Poughkeepsie, Hudson Valley Community College ind Herkimer. Tickets may be obtained at tte door.

Mr. Hickey's Funeral Rites SetToday Funeral services for John J. Hickey, 82, of 87 Mohawk Cohoes, a retired employe of the Cohoes Water Bureau who died Thursday at Cohoes Memorial Hospital after a brief illness, will be held today at 9 a.m. rom the Ernest L. Dufresne Funeral Home, 282 Remsen and at 9:30 a.m.

from St. Bernard's Church. A Solemn Requiem Mass will be celebrated. Interment will in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Watervliet.

Mr. Hickey was born in Wa- ervliet but had resided in Co- iocs the greater part of his life. For a number of years he was an active baseball player, being an outfielder for teams in Hart- tord, and Schenectady. Prior to working for the city, he was employed by the Delaware Hudson Railroad. He 'as a communicant of St.

Bernard's Church. A niece and two nephews survive. Moose Unit To Meet The Cohoes Women of the Moose will meet at the lodge rooms on Ontario Street at 8 p.m. today, it was announced Sunday by Mrs. Marge Basle, senior regent.

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