Van Vorst elected president of Rensselaer Business Association
James Van Vorst was elected president of the Rensselaer Business Association at a meeting at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Frank Viggiano became vice president, with Helen Gizzi, Joseph Gizzi, Tom Carney, Greg Burton, Robin Knox, Sandra Van Vorst and Paul Kane named to the board. The group discussed expanding outreach, a bulk mailing permit, a post office box, and a landfill contract with Cristo, noting no hours minimum and seeking a committee to review the landfill.
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Rensselaer
James van Vorst
Rensselaer Business Association
Rensselaer Knights of Columbus
Frank Viggiano
Helen Gizzi
Joseph Gizzi
Treasuer
Tom Carney
Greg Burton
Robin Knox
Sandra van Vorst
Paul Kane
van Vorst
Cristo
Viggiano
Fire damages home and cars in Rensselaer district
Rensselaer firefighters responded to a basement fire at 1609 Second Street Tuesday night causing smoke and water damage to the first and second floors. The blaze began around 8 20 p m in the basement from rubble left beside the house, with police stating the cause is under investigation.
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Rensselaer
Second Street St
Joyce Kane
Douglas Alexander
Ola Graham
Second St
Motorcyclist injured amid arrests and theft reports
A motorcyclist Michael J. Sanchez of 825 Fifth St. suffered minor injuries after a collision on East St. due to an oil spot. Patricia Thibeault of Averill Park RD 1 was fined 25 dollars after arraignment on a bad check charge. Stuart J. McNab of East Greenbush faces resisting arrest and criminal mischief charges after Friday arrest. Helen Conlin reported an attempted entry and damaged door latch. Robin Knox reported hub cap and tow chain thefts from two cars. Robert Pierce complained of stolen battery and alternator at Penn Central parking lot.
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Rensselaer
Michael J. Sanchez
Fifth St
Partition
East St
Sanchez
Patricia Thibeault
Averill Park RD
Thomas Delaney
Stuart J. McNab
Phillips Rd
East Greenbush
Rensselaer City
McNab
Aiken Ave
Delaney
Helen Conlin
Bellview Terrace
Robin Knox
Broadway
Robert Pierce
Eagle St
Schenectady
Penn Central
Castleton Fire Company barbecue planned for April 25
The Castleton Fire Company will hold its second annual barbecue on April 25 to raise funds for the building fund. Dinner includes a half chicken, potato, cole slaw and rolls with home delivery from noon to 5 p.m. or pickup at the firehouse. Call 732-2281 or 732-2423 to order. proceeds benefit the building fund.
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Castleton Fire Company
South Schodack
Free booklets and local notices from Maple Hill area
Consumer aid hotline lists free booklets from life insurance and government agencies. Cranial items include divorce kits and a Bicentennial Ball at Maple Hill High School with The Trio Plus as entertainment. Public notices cover nominating petitions deadlines and kindergarten registrations for 1976.
Esquatak antique show in Nassau April 24 25
The Historical Society of Esquatak hosts an antique show and sale at the Donald P. Sutherland School in Nassau village. Hours are April 24 10 AM to 8 PM and April 25 1 PM to 5 PM with a $1.50 admission. Ben Clarkson tinsmith from Old Sturbridge Village will demonstrate tinwork in a tinhawkers wagon. Display dealers offer primitive country folk art furniture jewelry clocks oriental objects and pressed and art glass. The society serves Nassau Schodack, named from Schodack’s Indian origin, and runs historic seminars and preservation projects.
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Nassau
The
Historical Society of Esquatak
Donald P. Sutherland
Nassau Village
Ben Clarkson
Old Sturbridge Village
Tinhawkers
Esquatak Society
Schodack
Kim Septer to be honored Outstanding Business Student 1976
Kim Septer daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Septer of Nassau has been named Outstanding Business Student for 1976 at Columbia High School. She will be honored with other area business students April 28 at the Business Education Day at Albany State University following nomination by Columbia faculty for achievement in business education service to school and class rank. Septer now works as a secretary for East Greenbush attorney Robert M Jacon.
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East Greenbush
Kim Septer
Richard Septer
Nassau
Columbia High School
Septer
Albany State University
Columbia
Racing driver and wife charged in tax case
Albany. Thomas A. Corellis and his wife Donna Corellis of Clinton Heights pleaded innocent in federal court to two counts of income tax evasion and two counts of falsifying returns. They were released on their own recognizance. The indictment alleges no taxable income reported in 1969 and about 8600 less reported in 1970. Corellis, a prominent local racer, has won Lebanon Valley championships for five straight years and was pole-sitter at the Schaefer 100 in Syracuse.
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Albany
Thomas A
Tommy” Corellis
Clinton Heights
Donna
Corellises
Corellis
Times Record Auto Racing
Dave Lance
Lebanon Valley
Jeffries Re-elected Leader of Rensselaer Republicans
RENSSELAER Seventh Ward Alderman Lester Jeffries was reelected chairman of the Rensselaer City Republicans at a meeting of the city Republican committee. Other officers elected were Jack Ryan as vice chairman Robert Robertson as treasurer and Mary Scully as secretary. Jack Ryan and Etta Jukes are State committeemen.
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Rensselaer
Seventh Ward
Lester Jeffries
Jack Ryan
Robert Robertson
Mary Scully
Etta Jukes
Physicians invited today on sex and medicine
Albany program at Capital District Psychiatric Center adjacent to Albany Medical College hosts a symposium on sexual functioning in medicine. Registration 8 to 8 45 a m with topics on anatomy physiology sex dysfunction therapy and expressions. Principal speaker Dr Dameena C Renshaw plus Drs Sands Murphy lead a 4 to 5 p m panel.
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Albany
New Capital District
Albany Medical College
Department of
Dameena C. Renshaw
Loyola of Chicago University
Stritch School of Medicine
William L. Sands
Nurses Needed for Schodack Blood Pressure Clinic
Clinic nurses are invited to volunteer for a blood pressure clinic on May 17 from noon to 3 p.m. at the Lutheran Church in East Schodack. Sponsored by the American Heart Association for the American Association of Retired Persons. Nurses should contact the Heart Association in Albany.
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Schodack
Lutheran Church
East Schodack
American Heart Association
American Association of Retired Persons
The
Heart Association
Albany
Evangelist to hold three Albany meetings
Dr. Bob Jones, Christian evangelist and chancellor of Bob Jones University, will conduct three services at People's Baptist Church Albany at 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 10:55 a.m. Sunday. Dudley R. Long, pastor, announced the events and noted Jones's writings and conservative views.
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Albany
Bob Jones
People’s Baptist Church
Launfal St
Dudley R. Long
Jones
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Carney
Second Street
Edward J. Finlan
Catherine St
Finlan
Charles Lauricella
C and C Sales
Goodreau
Company Ladies Auxilliary
South Schodack Fire House
Bame Road
Times Record
Troy
N.Y
Louis — Troy
United States
John Boudreau
Latham
Jewelers Board of Trade
Baker St
Providence
R.I
Abe Singer
Troy Watchmaker
Frank Sherry
Dept. FE
Institute of Life Insurance
Park Ave
New York
Federal Consumers Services
Consumer Information Center
Dept. 6
Pueblo
Col
Dept. FN
Consumer and Community Services
Park Ay Ave
Dept
ARBA
E St
N.W
Washington, D.C
A.J.S
Cambridge
Tony Ianuzzi
Raymond A. Osterhout
Troy Savings Bank
Cohoes
Central Ave
Colonie
Schodack Fire Company
South Schodack Fire Hall
Maple Hill High School
J. Paul Vadnais
Gregory Iilenberg
Dolores ‘Poskanzer
Castleton
Schodack Bicentennial Committee
Rensselaer County
Trio
Peter Laurenzo
Theresa Roe
Tom Newbury
Marcia Champagne
Cordialettes
Cordialettes Glee Club
Cordial Greens Country Club
Equatak Group
Miss Septer
Robert M. Jacon
Syracuse
Jeffries
Rensselaer Republicans
PVE
Robert Hammond
Castleton - On - Hudson
Ricky Pearl
Michael Murphy
AMA
American Academy of Family Physicians
Jon Hus
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