Teachers Society Dines Members of Alpha Kappa Chapter
Alpha Kappa Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma will meet at Schrafft's Restaurant in Albany tonight. Miss Helen Hobbie, Bethlehem Central High School math teacher, will speak on values for teachers. A Christmas collection will aid Literacy Village in India and projects include stamps for Swedish Medical Center and a $50 gift to the Capital District Chapter for brain injured children.
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Alpha Kappa Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
International Honorary Society For Women Educators
Schrafft’s
Ilbany
Helen Hobbie
al Bethlehem Central High School
Regents Advisory Board
Hobbie
India
Swedish Medical Center
Capital District
New York Association For
Margaret Simmons
Schenendeltowa Central School
Mary Finn
Scotia-Glenville Junior High School
Harriet Stanton
Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Central School
Christ’s chosen apostles and their human bonds
Digest readers learn why Jesus selected the twelve and how their personalities shaped early Christianity. The feature examines the 42 articles in the December Digest, offering rare human insights into the men who spread Christ’s word and the dynamics among them.
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Reader’s Digest
Fines Levied After Area Air Crash
The FAA announced fines of 500 dollars each against Troy Air Park Inc at Poestenkill and Edward T French after a plane crash on September 13 killed James Fisher owner of the Hollywood Drive In Theater. The agency cited French for lacking a valid flight instructor certificate or current medical exam and the school for employing an instructor without proper ratings.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Albany County
Troy Air Park, Inc
Poestenkill
Edward T. French
James Fisher
Hollywood Drive- In
A. J. Nogard
FAA
French
Officer Richard L Hoffman to Receive Graduation Certificate
Richard L Hoffman of 25 Hays Road East Greenbush is to be commissioned as second lieutenant in the U S Army on December 9 at the University of Cincinnati Ohio.
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Richard L. Hoffman
Hays Road
East Greenbush
U.S. Army
University of Cincinnati
Ohio
Riots in Malaya Blamed on Communist Chinese
Malaysian Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman on national TV blamed Communist Chinese for deadly riots in western Malaya that killed 21 and injured hundreds. He warned they seek to spread unrest like in Hong Kong. Kosygin called world tensions dangerous, citing US bombings in North Vietnam and signaling no shift toward peace talks.
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Malaya
Kuala Lumpur
UPI
Tengku Abdul Rahman
Rahman
Hong Kong
Kosygin
Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
United States
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Reagan says courts should not preach policy or sociology
National conference opens as Governor Reagan urges legislators that courts must interpret law not set policy. In New Haven Yale receives a $4.7 million gift from Henry P. Becton to support engineering and applied sciences expansion and improvements.
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Reagan
San Francisco
Yale University
New Haven, Conn
Henry P. Becton
Englewood
N.J
Yale
Engineering and Applied Sciences
State to Release 431 Convicts Today in Liberal Time-Off
New York prisons will release 431 convicts today as a more liberal time-off for good behavior takes effect. The Penal Law revision allows ten days of good time per month of a prisoner’s maximum sentence, up from five days previously. The change applies to inmates of maximum terms across the system.
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Albany, N.Y
New York
Petersburg visitors and local Christmas events listed
Miss Jeanette Bruno of El nora visited Berlin homes over the weekend. The Petersburg Baptist Church hosts a Christmas party Sunday December 17 at 7 30 p m. Berkshire Star Chapter CBS holds a Christmas party and grab bag Monday December 11 at 8 p m in the Masonic Hall. Past matrons meet Tuesday at 7 45 p m at Mrs Lola Snyder’s home. A Christmas grab bag party is planned. Mrs E G Watrous returns to Killingworth Conn after visiting. Robby Sawyer returns from Nantucket after Thanksgiving visit with Mary Sawyer and family. Sherri Gate and Hazel Thomas join Robert Bierwith family in Lee Mass over the weekend. Cub Scouts Pack 250 meet at Berlin Baptist Church Monday at 7 30 p m. ARAMARGS Tee et
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Jeanette Bruno
Elnora
C. E. Williams
Berlin
Petersburg Baptist Church
Berkshire Star
CBS
Masonic Hall
Lola Snyder
E. G. Watrous
Killingworth
Sherri
Hazel Thomas
Robert Bierwith
Lee
Mass
Berlin Baptist Church
Birthday Party Honors Miss Sherri In Southgate
Mrs H Bonesteel hosted a pink and white tenth birthday party with ten classmates. Nearby news notes navy commander Wyeth Bonesteel will assume full status after January. Petersburg church and civic events scheduled: Christmas program auditions, Santa visit, hymn sing, and several official meetings in town halls and memorial hall.
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Sherri
Southgate
Jesse Lewis
Wyeth
U.S. Navy
Petersburg Methodist Church
Santa Claus
North Petersburg
Earle Hewitt
Civic Council
Veterans Memorial Hall
Evangelism Rallies Led by Bishop Wicke Across New York Area
Bishop Lloyd C Wicke of Evangelism coordinates the New York area program with Odist Church as guest. Three workshops on Visitation Rallies in Glens Falls District, Rutland and other locations run December dates, featuring Rev Paul LeFevre and Rev William Lasher. Workshops led by Rev Richard Chatterton and Rev William A Lasher.
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Lloyd C. Wicke
New York
Odist Church
Glens Falls
Troy and Evangelism
Conference Methodist Church
Board of Evangelism
Ruth Bishop
Glenses Falls
Rutland
Wicke
Richford
Paul LeFevre
Burlington
Tarrence Ogden
Troy Conference
Woman's Society of Christian Service
William A. Lasher
Lake Placid Adirondack
Hudson Falls
Saratoga Springs
Eeocatin
Richard Chatterton
Warrensburg
Whitehall
Bethany teen dies from bicycle collision injuries
Patrick J. Campbell aged 15 of Bethany died at Genesee Memorial Hospital from injuries sustained Friday when his bicycle collided with a car near his home near Batavia.
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Batavia
Patrick J. Campbell
Bethany
Genesee Memorial Hospital
Asparagus Medicine Use Through the Ages
In early centuries asparagus served as a widely used medicine before its culinary value became dominant in Europe and beyond. The 1600s marked a shift as people began embracing asparagus as food rather than primarily a remedy, shaping its cultural role.
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Europe
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