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Bishop Scully Confirms 400 at St. Peter's Catholic Church

Ceremony Harks First

ce 1942

The Most Rev. William A. Scully, Bishop Coadjutor of the Catholic Diocese of Albany, administered Hie sacrament of Confirmation yes­terday to the largest class in the history of St. Peter 's Catholic Church In Impressive ceremonies.

More than 400 persons received the rite, making up the first class to be confirmed since 1942. A, large group of adults were among the conflrmants. Altars were arranged attractively with white and red flowers.

Girls in the class wore white gowns with net veils fastened to wreaths and the boys dark suits and white shirts and ties.

Bishop Scully preaching the Con-nrmation sermon reminded the class, that in receiving the Sacra­ment of Confirmation they were being received as soldiers of Christ, t ha t the sacrament of baptism had made them citizens of Christ and tha t service was simply completed "In the administration of Confirma­tion by making them soldiers of Christ. He admonished all to carry on as soldiers in the army, batt l ing against the evils which beset the world today and seek to strike out against law and order as Christ t aught it and as the church knows It.

The " Bishop wore the official robes of his office for the cere­mony, and was accompanied by his secretary, the Rev. Thomas Mee-han. Deacons were the Very Rev. John W. McCall, V.S., a native of this city, who celebrated his first Mass a t St. Peter 's , now pastor at St. Patr ick 's Church, Johnstown.

The Very Rev. James E. Gunn, C.SS.R., pastor of St. Clement's was sub-deacon and assisted by Fa the rs Lawrence P. Kelly, Stillwater; John J. McNamara, Greenfield Cen­ter; Edward Sheehan, Johnstown; Pier re Levesque, Lake George.

S ta ted in the sanctuary were the Rt . Rev. Monsignor Edward J, Maginn, V.J., and the Fa the rs Vincent dePaul Archambault , Ballston Spa; John J . Hogan, Hague; Joseph P. Hanlon, Pa lmer ; Edward Henkel, Crescent; John Casey, Canajoharie.

Michael Douglass, New York; William Bouchey, Ballston Spa; J a m e s Hickey, this city; Rt . Rev. Ar thur S. Kiffin, D.D.V.S., Hudson Fal ls ; Edward Reilly, Troy; J ames R. Simpson, O.S.A, Waterford; William Hopkins, O.S.A., Mechantc-vffle; Eymard Galligan, S.S.E., St. Michael's College,* Winooski, Vt.

Bellman, Broadalbin; E d w a r d A. Droesch, C.SS.R., th i s city; Daniel

fCronin, La thams ; Daniel Hogan, Ballston Lake ; Edwin F . Donovan, and Joseph P . Kelly, Glens Fal ls ;

Up, A. Gafflgan, Ushers. Wm. A. Cotter, OSA, Green-

-Wich; William J. Butler, C.SS.R., thl» city, the Rev. William C. Kane, Schenectady; J a m e s R. Gazeley, Schuylerville; Joseph M. Heenan, Troy; Leo Dufort, Schuy­lerville; Robert J. Cronin, Cohoes.

; Fa the r s Leonard Hicks, White­hal l ; John J . Collins, Rensselaer;

{Joseph S. Hennessey, North Creek; rV .T, ,T ,Mnreli»yT Schenectady; Pelejl

F . Sheeran, F ranc i s V. Benson, John E*. Curley and the Very Rev. Daniel R. Burns , this city.

Miss Eileen G. Hayner , » organ­ist, was a t t he organ for the pro­cessional and recessional and the St. Peter ' s H igh School Choir sang

" I the appropriate—hymns and re-,-> aponses. .i_JjQMi Cojiflrmation service was " T n i s h e d ^5y^3r3© and the B i s h o p *, was i n time to keep hia^-appoittU . anent for Confirmation service at

Salem later. Visiting priests were enter ta ined

a t dinner a t St. Peter ' s auditorium pif©F__which Colamaria Res tau ran t

catered. —-— - -Each member of the class had

a n • adalt sponsor, so tha t the "church- had room only * for those confirmed and the sponsors. The church was reserved entirely for them.

Confirmed were: | Emmanuel Agosta, W a l t e r

A'Hearn, Robert Anderson, Mal­colm Arpei, Francis Arpey, James W. Arpey, John Baker, Charles Bardino, Thomae Barnes, Donald Barney.

Edward Barret t , William Bar­ret, Robert Betts, Russell Bol­linger, John Bootier, J ames Bowfn, Gerard Braim, Joseph Braim. Rober t L. Braim, Ronald Francis Breen.

Joseph E. Britton, Richard N. Brooks, Edward Brown, James Brown, ' David Burke, Michael Burke, Howard Butterfield. Wil­l iam Callahan, Donald Capone, John Capone.

John Carey-, James Carr, Charles Cassaro, Joseph Cassaro, Paul Cas-•idy, John Chadwick, James Cluk­ies, Bernard Collins. Robert Col­lins, Richard Comfort, Roger Com­fort.

Thomas Comfort, Generro Con-alglia, R. James Cormie, Joseph Corsale, Robert A. D'Andrea, Vin­cent DeGregory. Thomas DeLacey, J a m e s Delay, J. John Delay.

Donald Godette, Ralph Grasso, Joseph Griffith, Jerome Grolley, Richary Hickey, Robert Hofmann, Edward Hotaling. William Hotal-Ing, C. Donald I a o , L Foster

< James , Rober t E. Jones, Robert J. Jones,

John Jordan, William Joubert , David Kelleher. Rober t D. Klrker,

BISHOP SCULLY Robert H, Klein, Roland J. La Forest, John C. Lanzara, Lazzaro Leone.

Anthony F. Levo, Robert B. Levo, Edward H. Lloyd, Rober t Lombard, Michael J. Lynette, Jo­seph Maglione, Malcolm J. Ma-govern, Patr ick J. Delay.

John Derby, Anthony DeSessa, Vincent DeSessa, Salvatore DeVivo, Philip Donahue, John B. Dwyer, Anthony Ebert, Ear l Ebert , J ames Eckert , Richard Eckert .

Louis Elia, John W. Farone, William Farrell, Joseph P. Faso, Robert Fayette, Anthony Fer ra ra , Feliz J. Figliuolo, John Flavia, J ames R. Foley, Roland Fonda, Pasquale Ginocchi.

Thomas Magovern, Donald Man-cini, Santo Mangana.

John Mangini, Joseph Mangini, Robert Mangini, Sylvester Mangini, Paul Mansfield, Nicholas Margiotta, William Martone, David McCarty, Robert McCarty, Charles McCoi-mack.

John McCormack, Norman Mc-Donough, Robert McDonough, Ed­ward McGourty, William McNeary, Theodore McNeary, Charles Mc-Tygue, Robert G. Mitchell, Wil­liam G. Moseman, Anthony Natale.-

John A. Natale, Joseph O'Brien, Michael O'Connell, Charles O'Con­nor, Robert L. Olsen, Robert O'Mal-ley, Joseph Pat terson, Floyd Phelps, Bernard Pike, John Pom-pay. —

Robert Powers, Francis Quinn, Leo Quinn, Malcolm Quinn, Robert Quinn, John P. Reardon. Ar thur C. Reimann. Ernes t Reimann, Francis Remillard, Donald Rocco.

Alfred R. Sanchez, Dion San­chez, Genaro Sansiveri, Kenne th Savard, Angelo Scala, John Sca-vone, Paul Scavone, Richard Sene­cal, James Shippey.

William Slater, Ronald Smaldone, Sylvester Smaldone, Donald Smith, Wayne Smith, Rober t Speers, John Stevens, David Stiles, Joseph Tar-antino, Robert Taylor,. J o h n Tot-ten, Pe te r Verro, William Walsh, Thomas Waring, Louis Webel, Gaorge Welden, Henry Welden.

ATmerdn White, John Whi t e , V. Daniel Woodworth, Charles Elcox, George Dwyer, J ames Collins, J ames Dwyer, Maurice O'Connell, Pa t r i ck Oncale, Louis Passaro .

Helen A'Hearn, Madeline Arpei, Marilyn Beatty, Sandra Begnal, A. Helen Betts, Frances Bootier, Jeannet te Bootier, Carmel Botello, Caroline Bowen, Erl ine Bri t ton.

Barbara Budynas, Mary Burke, E m m a Burnet t , Barbara Callahan, Angeline Capone. Jeanet te Capone, Rose M. Capone. Rose M. Cardlllo, Angeline M. Cassaro, Nancy Chad-wick.

Elizabeth Cleaves, Carla Clukies, Dorothea Clukies, Jacqueline Cole, Carol Coleman, Kathleen Confer, Johanna Connery, Mary E. Cormie, Marilyn Corona, Mary D'Agostino,

Rosemary D'Andrea, Mary A. Davis, Theresa DelVecchio, Colum­bia Design, Ernes t ine Deuel, Bar­bara Deyoo, Louise Dominick, Mary J, Dominick, Catherine Du­quette, Jo Ann Duval.

Mary A. Duval, Joan Dwyer, Sheila Dwyer, Elizabeth Ebert , Florence Eber t , Mary E. Ebert , Patr icia Eber t , Varna Ebert , Paul ine A. Err ico, Margaret Farenell , Dorinda Fonda, Frances Gailor. T. Starr Gamby, Barbara Garre t te , Margare t Geer, Judi th Griffin, Nora Griffin, Aileen Gurtler, Bet-t ina Hall, Beverly Hanna, Jean Harr ington.

Margaret Harr ington, Lorraine Harr ington, Elizabeth Haviland, Janice Hill, Gail Hogan, Margare t Hogan, Locke Hyde, Carol John­son, Elinor Johnson, Jean Jordon, Marie Jordon, Marlene LaCroix, Alice Leonard, Patr icia Leonard.

Annette Lombardo, Lore t ta Lundgren, D. MaUreen Lundgren, Elizabeth Macica, Veronica Macica, Marie MacNeil, Anastasia Maher, Margaret Maher, Mary Mahsr, Loretta Manci

Virginia^Mangona, Loret ta Man-son, LeSnora T. Margiotta, Eliza­beth Mark, Pa t r i c ia Mark, Phyllis Maria, Elizabeth McCormack, Joan McDonough, Ann McGirr, E m m a McGourty, Elizabeth Mc-Mahon, Yvonne McMullen.

Nancy Meighan, Jane Millis, Lynne MitchelK Catherine Moore.

Beverly Murley, Ruth A. Mur-ley, Carol Noyes, Dolores Alonzo, Mary E. Oncale, Frances O'Rourke.

Mary O'Rourke, Catherine Pa t -te'rson, Theresa Perfetto, Shirley Pike, Carol Porter , Pa t r ic ia Pu t ­nam, Carol- Rhoades, - Rosemary Rituno, Rose Marie Rocco, Mar­garet T. Sabino.

Patr icia Sabino, Carmel Sansi­veri, Mary Sansiveri, Irene Scher-merhorn, June Schermerhorn, Sandra Schermerhorn, Marjorie Senecal, Elaine Sesselman, Ada Shayne, Elizabeth Shayne.

Elizabeth Smero, Angeline Smith, Claire Smith, Sheila Smith, Bar­bara Stevens, Louise Thompson, Y. Carol Thompson, Margaret Totten, Rosemary Trombly, Hilda Uebrick, Jean Ventre .

Carryl Vogel, Catherine Walsh, Barbara War ing , Marcia Welden, Mary Ellen Welden, Jeanne Wiraet, Mary Isabella Mangini, Jul ia Mae Whiting, Mary Agan, Gail Farone .

Mary Hayden, Lucy Malone, Aqueda Parodi , Theresa Provo, Eleanor Wilcox.

Adults confirmed were: Wallace Howard, Mrs. Shirley

Pat terson, Dahl F . Armer, Mrs. Dorothy M. Richard, Sarah Ben-javenga, Louis Haymes, Mrs. Mar­garet Tomecfc, iWetv A m r T h a w , Pio DeBuonaventura , Eldridge J . Rouse.

Walter J . Moote Jr., John Fro-lish, Carl Smaldone, Samuel Wil-ber, Richard L Leight, Margare t Zelenick, Rober t Speers Sr., Rus­sell Leonard, Howard Gernon, Dor­othy Gernon.

Alice Washburn Chiperno, Mrs.

Geo. Stevens, Mrs. Ar thur Stevens, Mrs. Fred Bootier, Mrs. Jerome Pitney Jr., Mrs. Margueri te C o u , Leona M. Senecal, Ber tha M. Call­ahan, Victor Peer, Stephen V\J. Penzer.

Warren F, Wildy, Alton Cole­man, Mrs. Leo Lynch, Aldah Cote, Mrs. Robert Lomasney, Mrs. Ruth Schuyler, Mrs. Robert O'Leary, Edi th Baker. Mrs. Iva Bouser, Lester Leonard, Ernes t Montello, Irene E. Mercier.

Norma M. Kondenar, Jeanne MacDopald, Ronald Coleman, Dor­othy Lawrence, Anne Pagoch, Eva Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mlildred Smith, Bernice Rosser, Barbara Kubish, Clifford Mackey, Evelyn Winnie, Joan Taylor, Lester Bligh, *

ACTION DISCONTINUED Ballston Spa - A stipulation of

discontinuance has been filed in the county clerk's office in the action of Marie and Joseph Espo-sito against David Coville J r .

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will bo received by

the Commissioner of Accounts at his office, City Hail. Saratoga Springs, N. Y., on or betor* 3:00 P.M., May 2, 1947, for Road Oil, Emulsion, Outback and Tar delivered In the City of Sara­toga Springs, N. Y.

All bids must be In envelopes plain­ly marked "Bids on Road Oil. etc." The City Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

JEROME V. PITNEY, Commissioner of Accounts.

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of Hon.

George O. Tuck, Surrogate of Saratoga County. N. Y.. notice Is hereby given that all persons having claims against QEORGIANNA ESTELLE, late of the City of Saratoga Springs, In said County, deceased, are required to present and exhibit the same, with the proper vouchers therefor, to the subscriber, the duly qualified executor

of the La«t Will and Testament of the t>atct decerned, at the office of the undfrsigned, In the City of Sara­toga Springs. N. Y, on or before the t in t dny of August. 1947.

Dated, January 23. J947. Saratoga National Bank Bldg., CHARLES L. HOEY, Executor, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.

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Federal Works Agency, Public Build­ings Administration, Office of Division Engineer, 731 Custom House, New York 4. New York, April 24, 1947—Sealed bids. In triplicate, will be received at this office until 2 p.m., May 15, 1947, and then publicly opened, for fur­nishing the materials, and perform­ing the work for exterior and Interior painting, miscellaneous and mechan­ical repairs at the U. 8. P.O.. Sara­toga Springs, New York, in strict ac­cordance with the specifications dated PB-DIV-1. March 5, 1947 and drawings ill any) mentioned therein: and the general conditions dated Sept. 15, 1942 and addendum thereto dated May 15. 1944. Specifications and other data may be had at the office of the cus­todian of the building or the office of the division engineer. J. J. McNeely. Division Engineer. 4 25-26-28. \

ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

April 18, 1947 The Board of Education, Central

School District No. 1 of the Towns of Saratoga, Northumberland. Wilton and Stillwater, of Saratoga County, and Easton, Fort Edward and Greenwich of Washington County, State of New York, will receive separate sealed bids lor the General Contract, Heating and Ventilation, Plumbing, and Electric Work In connection with the Altera­tions and Additions to the present Central School Building at Schuyler­ville, New York, until 2:00 o'clock p.m. (E.S.T.) May 13th, 1947, at the gymnasium of the present School Building, Broad Street, Schuyjervtlle, New York, and at said place shall be publicly opened and read aloud.

The Information for Bidders, Form of Bid, Form of Contract, Drawings. Specifications, and Form of Bid Bond and Performance Bond may be ex­amined at the Administrative Office of the Schuylerville School Building, or

at the office of Himpiwn tt Fisher, Architects, 30 Backman Avenue, Pitt*-field, Massachusetts, upon the payment of »15 00 for General Contract Draw-lugs and Specifications, and 110.00 for Heating and Ventilating, Plumbing, and Electric Drawings and Specifications These Drawings ind Specifications will be sent express collect to any prospec­tive bidder Immediately upon receipt of the above deposit. Any bidder, upon returning such set promptly and In good condition, will be refunded his payment and any non-bidder upon so returning such set will be refunded the aforesaid deposit. For the convenience of prospective bidders, subcontractor! and material men, Drawings and Speci­fications will be placed on tile as fol­lows: « Albany Builders' Exchange. 372

Hudson * Ave, Albany. New York, Tel. No. 5-2902

The Board of Education reserves the right to waive any informalities In or to reject any or all bids.

Each bidder must deposit with his bid security In the amount of five per centum (5-, ) of the base bid in the form and subject to the condi­tions provided in the Information for Bidders.

Attention of Bidders Is particularly called to the requirements as to condi­tions of employment to be observed and minimum wage rates to be paid under the contract.

The Preliminary estimated cost of the work to be performed for •

General Contract is $37,000.00 Heating & Ventilation is .. 4,000.00 Plumbing Is 500.00 Electric is 2,200.00 No .bidder may withdraw his bid

within 45 days after the actual date of the opening thereof.

The Contracts will be financed tn whole by the Central School District No. 1 of the Towns of Saratoga, North­umberland. Wilton and Stillwater of Saratoga County, and Easton. Fort Ed­ward and Greenwich of Washington County, State of New York.

LOUISE M. HUGHES. Clerk of the Board of Educa­tion Central School District No l, of the Towns of Saratoga, Northumberland. Wilton, and Stillwater of Saratoga County, and Easton, Fort Edward and Greenwich of Washington Coun­ty, State of New York.

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