West Sand Lake Volunteers Elect Staff
West Sand Lake Volunteer Fire Company No 1 elected officers at a recent meeting with Arthur Miller as chief and Raymond Barnes as second assistant Lyman Ashley captain Raymond Lape and Patrick Owens as lieutenants Charles Deutsch and John Donohue selected as president and vice president Frank Allen as secretary Clyde Sherwin as treasurer and James Hart as a three year trustee A corned beef and cabbage dinner followed with a July auction logistics and an auxiliary food booth discussed Sgt Robert Sheeham of Troop G will speak at the installation dinner reservations via John Donohue or Robert McNaney.
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West Sand Lake Volunteer Fire Company
No. 1
Arthur Miller
Raymond Barnes
Lyman Ashley
Raymond Lape
Patrick Owens
Charles Deutsch
John Donohue
Frank Allen
Clyde Sherwin
James Hart
Leland Mohl
William Walsh
Paul VanValkenburg
Daniel Sekellick
Sekellick
Robert Sheeham
Troop G
State Police
East Greenbush
James Bonesteel
Margaret Sherwin
Mary Donohue
Fire Company
Robert McNaney
No Grazing Period On Agreed Acreage Begins In County
Roy Ottman, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee of Rensselaer County, announces a no grazing period for diversified acres under the 1967 Program from April 1 to October 1. Farmers diverting acreage agree not to graze diverted land during the six month growing season and not to cut hay from diverted acres at any time for the life of the agreement. A total of 337 county farms signed up in the 1967 commodity diversion program for corn and grain sorghum. 18,400 farms signed up statewide in New York.
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Roy Ottman
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Rersselaer County
New York State
Moscow Connected by Canals to Five Seas
Moscow links with the Caspian Azov Baltic Black and White seas by a network of canals and rivers, creating an inland waterway system. The arrangement ties the city to multiple regional bodies of water and suggests a broad transport or trade linkage across sectors.
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Moscow
15 Million Drive Autos With Defects
Akron Ohio United Press International reports an estimate that about 15 million Americans drive cars with defective fan belts or radiator hoses. Replacing belts and hoses every two years could help motorists avoid roadside delays and costly engine repairs.
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Akron, Ohio
Amaranth Installs New Staff in Palestine Court
The Order of the Amaranth held a meeting at the Troy Masonic Temple to install Mrs. Esther Durand as royal matron and Palmer A. White as royal patron. Officers installed included Frances Sandles as associate matron and William Hussey as associate patron, with numerous other roles filled. Coronation followed with Durand crowned. Elizabeth Salisbury served as organist and Esther Vernow as soloist. Open house and rehearsals were noted, with refreshments served and a rehearsal scheduled for Wednesday at the Temple.
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Palestine Court
Order of the Amaranth
Troy Masonic Temple
Esther Durand
Palmer
A. White
Frances Sandles
William Hussey
Dorothy LeVan
Catherine Livingston
Margery Kiar
Louise White
Anne Bradt
Marie Hergert
Julia Wheland
Shirley LeVan
Mae Hughes
Jean Folger
Marjorie Blaum
Dorothy Hughes
Vivian Shillinger
Versa Hammersley
Jack P. Bradt
Bradt
Refrigerator promises wrapless storage using solid state tech
In Fort Lauderdale a new refrigerator showcases a moist cool compartment with precise control to keep uncovered foods from drying out for days. The system relies on solid state electronics to maintain the temperature and humidity, enabling longer preservation without wrapping.
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FT. Lauderdale
Fla
Survival School trains airmen for life or death landings
In Spokane a 54 day final exam covers wilderness evasion and survival. Airmen learn to improvise tools from environment, recognize edible plants, find water, and endure desert arctic jungle tests. The course includes 12 hours of hand to hand combat and 18 days of lectures and practice before the 54 day trek in Washington.
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Spokane
Wash
Vietnam
Air Force Sur
Vival
Classified
Fairchild Air Force Base
Stead Afb
Nevada
Sisation
Arctic
Here
Chester H. Bohard
Air Force
Conduct Class On Insects To Dispel Fear
In San Diego the Museum of Natural History hosts an entomology class for 3rd and 4th graders led by Charles Harbison. Students view a tarantula and an African cockroach, then handle insects to learn they are mostly harmless when treated gently. Harbison notes fear fades as curiosity grows.
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San Diego
Calif
Charles Harbison
Museum of Natural History
Balboa Park
Harbison
Twenty-Nine Area Seabees Return From Camp Training
Twenty nine area Seabees reservists returned from two weeks at Camp Lejeune in Marine infantry weapons and tactics training. Members of Naval Reserve Sea Bee Division 3-33 trained at the Troy Training Center and practiced squad, platoon and company tactics with automatic weapons. Participants include James Agnew of Schenectady, Frederick Ainsbury of Castledon on Hudson, Charles Baker of Round Lake, John Claydon of Wynantskills, William Cleary and Alan Damon of Troy, and many others from Troy Latham Ballston Lake Ravena and surrounding towns.
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Camp LeJeune
N.C
Naval Reserve Seabee Division 3-33
Troy Training Center
S. Lake Ave
Advision
James 8. Agnew
Schenectady
Frederick W. Ainsbury
Castleton On
Hudson
Charles J. Baker
Round Lake
John C
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Kinderhook
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