Fourth Degree Knights Meet Konishi
Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus assembly at Troy Council K of C rooms 55 Third St at 8 p m today. Brother Conrad Leo F S C La Salle Institute director will address the assembly. Chalice Fund awards committee to present final report John F Pierce faithful navigator presides A social hour follows.
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van Rensselaer Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Troy Council K. of C
Third St
Conrad Leo
F.S.C
la Salle Institute
The
Chalice Fund
John F. Pierce
Faithful Navigator
Troy Man Promoted By Felt Firm
Robert V. Hodgkins of Troy has been promoted to superintendent of yarn making and weaving at Albany Felt Co. North Monmouth plant. The promotion took effect December 1 and Hodgkins will supervise three departments. He is an RPI graduate and Navy veteran.
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Robert V. Hodgkins
Troy
Albany Felt Co
North Monmouth, Maine
Hodgkins
Felt Company
RPI
U.S. Navy
Alpha Chapter
Theta X Fraternity
Lakeside Chapel
Cloverdale
Lake George
Rensselaer County Junior Museum
Polly Sidford
Menemsha Lane
Navy enlistments open for next year at Troy office
Senior Chief Howard M. Strunk of the Navy Recruiting Office at Troy Post Office announced that enlistments are open after Jan 1. He said there are many openings in high school and junior college training programs and encouraged interested people to contact the recruiting station by visiting or calling. The Navy promises training and educational opportunities for those who qualify.
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Howard M. Strunkey
Navy
Troy Post Office
Strunk
City schedules two tests for foreman
Open competitive civil service examinations will be held January 27 for park maintenance and sign maintenance foreman. Salaries range from 4526 to 5285 dollars. Minimum qualifications and exam details available at the local Civil Service office. Applications accepted through December 27.
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Gerald J. Minehan
Troy Municipal Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Office
Christmas program planned at Eagle Mills Church
The Eagle Mills Christian Church Disciples of Christ will host a Christmas program Sunday at 7 p.m. under superintendent Tollis Briggs with Church School teachers, featuring pantomimes, recitations, and music by a mixed youth and adult choir. Audna Coonrad to play organ and direct. Santa Claus will attend the social after the event. A rehearsal is set for Saturday at 10 a.m. followed by tree decoration and refreshments prepared by Church School staff members and others.
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Eagle Mills Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Tollis Briggs
Audna Coonrad
Santa Claus
Briggs
Eleanor Reckner
Doris Pollock
Sally Moody
Lois Jackson
Ernest Robillard
Frances Bolliger
Blood Donors Get Time Off at Albany Medical Center
Albany Medical Center Hospital offers 2000 employees paid time off for donating blood to the Red Cross. Each donor giving a pint earns two to three hours off. Local blood supplies are low and volunteers are urged to contribute.
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Albany Medical Center
Red Cross
Rites Conducted For Mr Miller Pleasantdale Latham
Funeral services for Myron M. Miller of Latham manager of quality control at Ciuett Pea body and Co Inc were yesterday at Bryce Funeral Home with Rev Donald A Brushett officiating. Interment will be tomorrow in Evergreen Cemetery. The Pleasantdale School PTA will sponsor a play at the school tomorrow at 7 30 p m featuring children who have attended Pleasantdale School up to age 14. Albert Esposito will be master of ceremonies. Brownie Troop 294 and Junior Girl Scout Troop 413 will hold a joint Christmas party Saturday at Covenant Church Hall. The Brownies leaders are Mrs Betty Gordon and Mrs Shirley Jones assisted by Mrs Rita Haughney and Mrs Donna Tofle. The Pleasantdale Home Owners Association met recently at the Pleasantdale School with John Walsh presiding. Christmas lighting judging will be held today tomorrow and Saturday with three prizes. A teen-age dance at Knickerbocker Junior High School was discussed. The skating rink on Pinehurst Street has been completed.
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Myron M. Miller
Latham
Quality Control
Ciuett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Bryce Funeral Home
Donald A. Brushett
Calvary Methodist Church
Pleasantdale
PTA
Jin Evergreen Cemetery
New
Philadelphia
Ohio
Pleasantdale School
Albert Esposito
Covenant Church Hall
Betty Gordon
Shirley Jones
Rita Haughney
Donna Tofle
Pleasantdale Home Owners Association
John Walsh
Knickerbocker
Pinehurst Street
Live Animals To Accent Nativity Scene at Church Lawn
A living Nativity scene with live animals and cast will run Sunday from 6 30 to 8 30 p m on the Pawling Avenue Methodist Church lawn. Each 20 minute segment features members of the Pairs and Spares of the Berlin Methodist Church. The group has presented the pageant in West Sand Lake Cambridge Eagle Mills and at the Church of Christ Disciples in this city.
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Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Berlin
Albany Scientist Receives ACS Grant For Ribonu Release Study
Dr. Yash P. Myer of the State University of New York at Albany has been awarded a $32,781 American Cancer Society research grant announced by Albany County unit president Dr. Arthur W. Wright. The grant funds the project Conformation and Function of Ribonucleic Release.
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American Cancer Society
Yash P. Myer
State University of New York At Albany
Arthur W. Wright
Albany County
Gift ideas for the holidays include beer and treats
The text suggests distributing Carling Black Label beer as part of gift giving and advises shoppers to pick up a few handfuls and hand out something different this year.
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Carling
Synthetic shoes eyed to replace leather by 1985
The article forecasts major shift in footwear fabrication with two thirds of shoes from non leather materials by 1985. Trade estimates indicate the non leather share rising as synthetic pairs may reach about nine billion globally, signaling a wholesale material change in the shoe industry.
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Rochester
Franklin
Forgotten City Pompeii Buried Under Vesuvius Ash for Millennia
The ancient city of Pompeii lay under volcanic ash and pumice for about 1700 years, preserving a snapshot of Roman life until its rediscovery. Researchers note remarkably intact streets, homes, and artifacts that reveal daily routines, social structure, and trade.
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Pompeii
Mt. Vesuvius
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Clairol
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Joseph Napples
Morton
Franklin Market
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