Golden Years Club Luncheon at Journey's End Hotel
Golden Years Club of the Sand Lake Poesten Kill area hosted a luncheon at Journey's End Hotel. Mrs Eva Ferguson arranged the event and presented corsages and boutonnieres. John J Conroy attended as a special guest and Mrs Addie Ashline led a brief meeting inviting new members. A bake sale is planned by St Henry's Altar Rosary Society after all Masses on Sept 3.
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Golden Years
Sand Lake-Poesten Kill
Journey's End Hotel
Eva Ferguson
Addie Ashline
Ferguson
John J. Conroy
Ashline
St. Henry's
Stillwater School Board eyes 13 acre park plan
Stillwater Central School Board of Education announces plans to convert 13 acres on Lake Street into a recreation center for village town and district residents. They study costs for property and equipment purchases as part of the project.
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Stillwater Central
Headline Scramble Puzzles Readers In Troy
Puzzle invites readers to cut out letters from Saturday front page headline to form cross word style words. Participants must print name address and score, mail to The Record Newspapers in Troy, with deadline and final judge's decision.
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Record
Broadway
Fifth Ave
Troy
N.Y
Speigletown Residents Note Visits From Family Members
Speigletown residents welcome relatives from nearby towns as Mr and Mrs Charles P Nixon host Mr and Mrs Robert Hidley and family in Green Acres. Diane and Julie Rigney visit Barricia Fogarty in Cohoes, Chery Hidley returns from Chatham, and William Baker Jr visits Burbank before returning to Mt. St. Mary’s College. William Baker Sr and family discuss aerospace engineer son’s stay from Lockheed in California.
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Donald Fabricius
Amy
Tony
Carol
Binghamton
Charles P. Nixon
Robert K. Hidley
Green Acres
Cape Cod
Diane
Julie Rigney
Cohoes
Barricia Fogarty
Chery
Hidley
Chatham
Mt. St. Mary’s College
New Hampshire
William Baker Jr
Lockheed Co. v
Burbank
Calif
William Baker Sr
Alaska flood damage estimated at 178 million dollars
The U S Army Corps of Engineers fixed flood losses at about 178 million, with 153 million in the Fairbanks area. Residents scramble to dry out and rebuild before freezing temperatures, as more than six million in contracts and purchases are let for rugs, mattresses, furniture, and repairs.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Aurora
Teel
Valley Falls Girl Wins Puzzle Prize
Miss Mary Bartholomew of River Rd Valley Falls wins the Scramble puzzle prize worth 25 dollars. At 15 she plans to keep puzzling, active in 4-H at Hoosic Valley Central School, while judges note rising entries and word counts.
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Mary Bartholomew
River Rd
Valley Falls
Bartholomew
Hoosic Valley
Hoosic Valley Central’ School
Miss Bartholomew
India
New Delhi
On This Day In History From United Press International
On this day August 26 1987 events include the 19th amendment taking effect in 1920 granting women the right to vote Adolf Hitler seeking peace with France while demanding Saar return 1948 Axis Sally extradition 1964 Johnson and Humphrey nominated for the Democratic ticket in Atlantic City Born 1875 Scottish novelist John Buchan Thought for the Day quotes from Arthur Schopenhauer.
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United Press International
Mars
John Buchan
Adolf Hitler
France
Saar Valley
Germany
Mildred Elizabeth Gillars
Sally
United States
Johnson l
Hubert Humphrey
Atlantic City
Arthur Schopenhauer
Clifton Park Considers Dog Leashing Ordinance
Town hearing presided by Supervisor Martin L. Jewett drew about 30 residents. Health officer Dr. Donald L. Hinman supported the proposal while town counsel Thomas Nolan noted residents could air views. If adopted the ordinance takes effect 10 days after posting and publication pending a second hearing and a five vote threshold. A dog warden would enforce the act with fines. farm dogs would be exempt.
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Clifton Park
Martin L. Jewett
Donald L. Hinman
Jonesville
Thomas Nolan
Nolan
Button King Split On Aid Bill
Troy area congressmen split over the 3.4 billion Foreign Aid Bill after a House vote of 202 to 194. Rep. Daniel E. Button supported the bill while Rep. Carleton J. King opposed it, urging tougher limits and conditions to curb abuse and aid to corrupt regimes. King urged self help and private enterprise, and questioned continuing aid to many nations. Button left for Albany and could not be reached for comment.
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Record
Washington, D.C
Frances McKusick
Troy
House
Daniel
E. Button
Alsbany
Carleton J. King
Saratoga
Springs
King
Athole
Irge
Aigricultural
Button
Albany
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