Town Banner Prepared For Event
Hoosick town debuts a banner designed by Joseph Barber for Bennington Battle Day at New York State Battlefield Park Walloomsac on Thursday August 16 at 7 p.m. DAR representatives carry the flag. program ends at dusk with a Boy Scout candlelight ceremony. Parking is available in the park before 7 p.m. and outside areas afterward. Lt. Col. Willard J. Walsh of the 31st Internal Security Battalion will attend along with Anna Cunningham of the State Education Department. Barber and constabulary plan will host participants at Walloomsac schoolhouse headquarters next Sunday from 1 p.m.
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Hoosick
Joseph Barber
Bennington
New York State Battlefield Park
Walloomsac
Hoosac-Walloomsac
Dar
Benningotn
Barber
Hoosac Constabulary
Willard J. Walsh
Second
New York Army Guard
Anna Cunningham
State Department of Education
Constabulary
Hoosick Grange officers appointed for Schaghticoke Fair exhibit
At a Hoosick Grange meeting officers were appointed to arrange an exhibit for Schaghticoke Fair opening Thursday Sept 1. Malcolm Hall presided. Otto Piritz was absent due to an injured back. The program covered rural numbering road progress and upcoming events including a picnic at Hedges Lake.
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Hoosick Grange
Schaghticoke Fair
Malcolm Hall
Otto Piritz
Almon M. Hewitt
Community Progress Committee
North
Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
Pittstown
Hedges Lake
Petersburg Baptist Church
Donald Dixon
St. Mark
Wanda
Louise Webster
Thresa Dunlop
Donald Hewitt
David Hewitt
David Cornell
Carlton Philpott
Hewitt Family 80th Annual Reunion at Hedges Lake
The Sterry Hewitt Descendants hold their 80th annual picnic and reunion at Hedges Lake Pavilion on Saturday August 13. A covered dish dinner begins at 1 p.m. Samuel Hewitt of North Petersburg will preside over the business meeting and new officers will be elected. Entertainment and outdoor activities are planned along with informal water sports.
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Sterry Hewitt
Hedges Lake Pavilion
Samuel Hewitt
North Petersburg
Funeral held for Mrs. Donalda Boutin in Bennington
The funeral for Mrs. Donalda Bergeron Boutin 66 widow of William J. Boutin of Gypsy Lane Old Bennington was held yesterday at 8 30 am from Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home and at 9 am from Sacred Heart Church where a Requiem High Mass was conducted. Burial followed at Park Lawn Cemetery. She died Saturday at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She worked 20 years for Union Carbide Co before retiring in 1961. Surviving are four daughters Mrs Donald Abrams Mrs Richard Martin and the Misses Helen and Rita Boutin a brother Edward Bergeron and a sister Mrs Arthur Rousseau all of Bennington.
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Donalda Bergeron Boutin
William J. Boutin
Gypsy Lane
Old Bennington
Hanson-Walbridge
Bennington
Sacred Heart Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
Boutin
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Union Carbide Co
Donald Abrams
Richard Martin
Helen
Rita Boutin
Edward Bergeron
Arthur Rousseau
City Analyses Study Continues Neighborhood Survey
City Planner Robert E. Pritchard says the Neighborhood Analyses survey proceeds with 14 city areas, under the Engineer's Office, to aid Urban Renewal and redevelopment planning. Engineering students from RPI will perform exterior inspections and distribute a 31 topic questionnaire to residents for random sampling. The report aims to produce area by area action plans to improve streets, lighting, playgrounds, services, and cultural opportunities.
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Troy
Robert E. Pritchard
City Planning Commission
Pritchard
RPI
City Engineer
Dalaba Dog Warden Dies at 81 in Stillwater
Emerson Dalaba 81 of Lake Road Stillwater died Sunday at Albany Medical Center Born in North Creek he spent 50 years in the area and worked as county dog warden for the Department of Farms and Markets He was a retired blacksmith and charter member of Bemis Heights Grange Survived by son Richard W Delaba five grandchildren and nieces and nephews Funeral 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Dunn Funeral Home Stillwater Interment Lake George Cemetery.
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Emerson Dalaba
Lake Road
Stillwater
Albany Medical Center
North Creek
Flossie Dalaba
Department of Farms and Markets
Bemis Heights Grange
Stillwater United Church
Richard W. Delaba
Mechanicville
Bargains Galore For Dollar Day In Troy Shops
Dollar Day brings half price and lower discounts across Troy stores. Men's swim trunks one dollar, 10 foot steel wall pool nine dollars, sneakers and summer goods slashed, curtains and bedspreads one dollar, air conditioners sixty nine ninety five, shelves of slippers and coats at deep cuts. Stores open from 9 am to 9 pm with parking available downtown per the Chamber of Commerce.
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Troy
Greater Troy Chamber of Commerce Merchants Division
Altamont Fair Opens Aug. 15 With New Features
The 72nd Altamont Fair begins Monday Aug. 15 at the Altamont fairgrounds under Fred Hart of the Albany Schenectady and Greene County Agricultural Societies. Auto Thrill Day kicks off with two Hell Drivers performances. The week adds the Martin Review acts, Don Dennis as host, free grandstand seating, and Young American Days with 75 000 free kids tickets and bike giveaways. New events include a Wednesday horse pulling contest and a Battle of the Bands finals Saturday, with Coleman Brothers rides and traditional exhibits throughout all days.
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Altamont
Fred Hart
Albany Schenectady and
Greene County Agricultural Societies, Inc
Jack Kochman
Hell
al Martin
Don Dennis
Don Tuttle
Fairgrounds
Richard Franko Goldman
Albany
Grange
Green County
East
Tri-County
Coleman Brothers
Underground Record Set By Lafferty In Cavern Trial
David Lafferty, 27, claimed a world underground endurance record after 127 days alone in Boulder Cavern near Cheddar, nearly 400 feet below the Men dip hills. He earned 1778 dollars, with a 1400 dollar base for reaching 100 days and 14 dollars per extra day. The prior 126 day record was held by Antoine Senni of France near Nice.
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London
David Lafferty
Lafferty
Boulder Cavern
Mendip Hills
Cheddar
Antoine Senni
Nice
Gemini 10 fuel use explained during rendezvous flight
Apollo era report from Manned Space Center Houston states Gemini 10 ran low on fuel after a large plane change to rendezvous with Agena. John W. Young said the brute force maneuver required significant fuel. Michael Collins noted space maneuvers caused three attempts to retrieve a package from another Agena. Ground controllers adjusted the flight plan and Collins cut short a space walk due to fuel limits and sun in the eyes phenomenon.
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Manned Space Center
Houston
Navy
Young
Air Force
Maj
Collins
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Dunn
Hudson Ave
Thomas S. Evans
Stillwater Central School
North Hudson Avenue
Liola Askew
Ahoskie
N.C
William Werner
South Hudson Avenue
Benjamin Roman
Boston
Clifford Holmes
Marleen Carney
Palmer Street
Lisa van Vranken
Glens Falles
Harvey van Vranken
Manaswaan
N.J
Frank Coons
Mildred van Vranken
East Greenbush
Allen Gooley
Park Avenue
Renwick Meyers
Maine
Mich
Bessie Farrington
Kellogg Road
Sarah Harling
Josef Mueller Jr
Colonial Road
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Philadelphia
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American O|l Company
Chicago, Ill
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