Rensselaer studies long term county space needs
Rensselaer County plans a flexible facility reorganization to meet expanding government services. The report recommends downtown courts and executive offices, with mobile public health, welfare, and highway staff housed in satellite or suburban centers. Health, Social Services, and court systems show urgent space needs. A public briefing and broader planning effort follow.
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Troy
N.Y
Rensselaer County
County Planning Board
Rensselaer County Department
Hoosick Falls Students Visit New York City Mets Game
Hoosick Falls special class students traveled to New York City to attend the Mets Pirates game at Shea Stadium on April 16. They rode their first train and subway and visited the city with chaperones Peter Clintsman Rev John Y. Elliott and Susan Elliott. Expenses were covered by Rev Edith Reynolds and school funds.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
New York City
Mets Pirates
Shea Stadium
Big City
Peter Clintsman
John Y. Elliott
Susan Elliott
Skidmore College
Edith Craig Reynolds
Mohican Council
National Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Sabo Sabo
Lipizzaner Show Heads to Troy for Two Night Run
The 1971 Wonderful World of Horses features the Royal Lipizzan Stallion Show with 30 Lipizzaners from six bloodlines among 50 horses. Performances begin May 18 at 8 p.m. in the RPI Field House Troy, produced by Gary and Philip Lashinsky and Don Woods. The two-hour program includes airs above the ground and the Grand Quadrille with riders Albert Ostermaier Friedel Paster Colonel E Trevor Bale and Charles Skelton. The Lipizzans trace 400 years of breeding at Vienna's Spanish Riding School and were once royal property.
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Troy
N.Y
R.P.I. Field House
Gary and
Philip Lashinsky
Don Woods
Vienna
Albert Ostermaier
Friedel Paster
E. Trevor Bale
Charles Skelton
North Bennington and community updates in brief
North Bennington School gym show set for Friday at 7 p.m. with all classes participating. Camp Wakpominee in Fort Ann welcomes all adult leaders and interested persons to a meeting. Iroquois District oversees Washington County and the Hoosick area linking communities to the council. Joseph Buckley and Sons fuel and coal is being sold to Joseph Foster of 93 Classic Street, with May takeover after surrogate approval. The Elm Street building, a 1969 site, plus sheds and trucks are part of the deal. Harold Potter remains employed, Clinton Philpott Jr. stays, and Louis Auering handles repairs. Mrs Alphonso Salluzzo and daughter Beth Ann travel to Florida for a Prudential convention trip. Beth Ann will visit Naples to see her uncle Jack Finzer. Kimberly Allard will attend Hudson Valley Community College next year to study recreational supervision.
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Fort Ann
N.Y
Washington County
Hoosick
Rensselaer County
Joseph Buckley and Sons Inc
Joseph Foster
Classic Street
Foster
Joseph Buckley
Atlantic
Elm Street
Harold Potter
Will Clinton Philpott Jr
Louis Auering
Alphonso Salluzzo
Beth Ann
Main Street
Florida
Salluzzo
Miami
Prudential Insurance Company
Naples
Jack Finzer
O— Kimberly Allard
Richard Allard
River Street
St. Mary’s Academy
Hudson Valley Community College
Roger Harwood Installed as CAR State President
Roger Bailey Harwood of Manchester Center was installed Sunday as state president of the Children of the American Revolution at Mt. Vernon. More than 800 youths attended the CAR national convention in Washington.
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Manchester
Roger Bailey Harwood
Clifford B. Harwood
Manchester Center
Children of the American Revolution
CAR
Mt. Vernon
Washington
New Car
Jacob Bailey
Vermont
Daughters of the American Revolution
Patricia Morrissey
Bennington
Cheryl Maynard
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Rensselaer
Planning Department
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
North Bennington
Roger Harwood
Save-Way
Mammoth Mart
Haynes & Kane Inc
Main St
Bennington, Vt
LTD
Mayflower Warehouse
Mullen
Bate
ECK Porche&?p Enamel
Opt
U.S
VNSTA
Simoniz
Mammoth Lula I
Bank Americard
ESM
Ane
Eac
CAPRI
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