Copake man again heads Taconic telephone firm
John B. Ackley of Copake was reelected president of Taconic Telephone Corporation at its annual meeting in Chatham. The firm serves about 13,500 customers across eastern Rensselaer, Columbia, Dutchess Counties and Hancock, Massachusetts.
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Chatham
John B. Ackley
Copake
Taconic Telephone Corporation
Taconic
Rensselaer
Columbia
Dutchess Counties
Hancock
Mass
Semifinalists named in Coinword contest No 1085
Semifinalists totaling forty five are announced for Coinword contest No 1085. Players must identify five key words to claim a jackpot of $2375 with a potential winner announced Saturday. Includes list of semifinalists by name and hometown.
Workshop on analyzing school budgets in Saratoga Springs
A budget analysis workshop will take place March 31 at 7 30 p m at Saratoga Springs Junior High School. Local officials invite residents and parents to review district spending and funding priorities.
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Saratoga Springs
Readers inquire about coupons and charity reports in Troy area
The column explains that area supermarkets rarely honor coupons without purchase and notes a 1975 law offering free charity reports from the New York State Board of Social Welfare. It also highlights a National Park Service booklet Visit a Lesser Used Park and cites Lenox Inc address for Aladdin china inquiries.
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Pittstown
New York City
Bennington
Troy
New York State Board of Social Welfare
National Parks
National Park Service
Saratoga Battlefield
Bemis Heights
East Greenbush dispute over town employee amid manure and horses
In East Greenbush a neighborhood feud over horses in Prospect Heights escalated Tuesday with a signed complaint by Frank Smith accusing Joseph Miller of using town equipment for private work. Miller denies the charges as health officials report ongoing sanitary violations at his Cliffe Avenue property. Oak health director Claude Rounds confirms enforcement efforts while supervisors and police document the dispute.
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East Greenbush
Prospect Heights
Town Hall
Frank Smith
Cliff Ave
Joseph Miller
Highland View Ave
Miller
Public Works
Robert Angelini
David Bruno
Smith
Rensselaer County
Michael van Voris
John Haberland Jr
Stolen Car Recovered Near Reservoir Area
Police recovered a vehicle near the Reservoir area Thursday night that had been reported stolen from the Penn Central Parking lot. A resident reported the car theft occurring between Tuesday and Wednesday, with additional notes about a theft from another car in the same lot earlier in the week.
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Rensselaer
East Greenbush
Reservoir Area
Penn Central
Shirley A. Belleville
Fairlawn Ave
Francis McGarry
Dept. of State Fire Prevention Control
Indicted Rensselaer man tied to tractor trailer thefts
Albany County Grand Jury indicted James T. Kennedy 31 of 11 Mohawk Ave on two counts of second degree grand larceny for stealing a tractor from International Harvester Co Albany and using it to steal a trailer at a New York State Thruway exit truck parking area. The Jan 14 thefts involved about $50 000 in merchandise and investigations by State Police BCI and the DA. Two sealed indictments were also handed up.
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Albany
Rensselaer
Albany County Grand Jury
James T. Kennedy
Mohawk Ave
International Harvester Co
New York State
Thuway
Sol Greenberg
Albany County
Thrift Sale Set for April 10 at Greenbush Church
A Dutch thrift sale will be held April 10 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Greenbush Reformed Church on Columbia Turnpike and Hays Road. The event features clothing bake sale and snack bar and is sponsored by the adult Bible study group.
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East Greenbush
Greenbush Reformed Church
Columbia Turnpike
Hays Road
The
Adult Bible Study Group
Bennington horse show set for May 30
The fourth annual Bennington County Horse Show will occur May 30 at Bald Mountain Farm Arlington Vermont from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. under Pamela Vachon with 45 classes featuring AHSA and VHSA points and multiple riding styles. Judges include Marilyn Childs and John H Moffat with a new Maclay class for young riders and a Cavalcade Americana antique carriage feature.
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Bennington
Bennington County
Bald Mountain Farm
Route 7
Arlington
UMV Morgan
Pamela Vachon
Franklin Frantz
Burgess Road
Samuel H. Bridges
Rhinebeck
Henry Schurink
Shaftsbury
Marilyn Childs
Tunbridge, Vt
John H. Moffat
South Hadley
Mass
AHSA
VHSA
Maclay
Alfred B. Maclay
Rev Conlin to be honored by Siena College gala
A testimonial dinner in Loudonville honors Rev Matthew T Conlin Siena College president retiring July 1 after six years More than 700 guests expected Cocktails at 630 p m Dinner at 730 p m Alumni Recreation Center invitations to alumni Friday Chairmen are Peter D Kiernan Raymond C Kennedy and Dr Arthur J Wendth
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Conlin
Siena
Loudonville
Matthew T. Conlin
Siena College
Father Conlin
Peter D. Kiernan
Raymond C. Kennedy
Arthur J. Wendth
Arranging Branches in the Japanese Manner Topic
East Greenbush hosts the Greenbush Garden Club meeting on April 6 at 8 p.m. at Howard Goff Middle School. Mrs Dudley Merrill, a traveler in Japan, presents the program. Hostesses are Mrs Halmuth Jorgensen and Mrs William McCloud. Guests welcome.
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East Greenbush
Greenbush Garden Club
Howard Goff Middle School
Dudley Merrill
Japan
Halmuth Jorgensen
William McCloud
New York Bicycles Must Have Reflective Tires
Beginning May 1 Albany announces new state rules require reflective tires on all bicycles sold for use in New York. Replacement tires also must be reflective except for wheels 16 inches or smaller or tubular tires. Motor Vehicle Commissioner James P. Melton says safety benefits justify the cost.
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Albany
New York State
James P. Melton
Melton
Stillwater Scout Cindy Werner Honored For Heroism
Fifteen year old Cindy Werner of Stillwater received the Bronze Life Saving Medal at Juliette Low Founders Night in Mechanicville for saving her sister Sarah Jane from fire injuries and supplying first aid until help arrived. Her act followed her sister’s earlier letter praising her courage.
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Cindy Werner
Juliette Low
Mechanicville
Cindy
Sarah Jane
Scout Headquarters
Saratoga County Deputy Sheriffs Association
Werners
Stillwater
William Werner
Werner
Hudson Valley Girl Scout Council
Ricky Pearl
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Clifford Sayer
Robert N. Sayer
Cecil L. Blass
David McCullough
Carolyn Schreck
Pittsford
Ralph O. Hoffman
Donald LaValley
Hudson
David S. McCullough Jr
Phillip D. Mickle
Walter Davis
Millerton
Stanton Goodermore
Berlin
Edmond Herrington
Hillsdale
Edward B. Mullen
Edward Roche
Craryville
John S. Williams
Old Chatham
John D. Britton
Hartford
Conn
Corina Bakaitis
Hoosick Falls
Bessie Balch
Averill Park
R. Berson
Waterford
Bobby
John and
Nanny
Watervliet
Andrew Boldish
Zita Bradley
Marion Brehm
Norma Brenenstuhl
Alice M. Calhoune
Ann Canestram
Cohoes
Joe and
Marion Carroll
Bertha Champine
Troy R. Charbonneau
Michael and
Cathy Cournoyer
Hannah Fisher
F. Fitzgerald
Mercy Fitzgerald
L. Ford
Larry Glogowski
Stephen Grygatis
Dennise Hickey
J.D
Jane and Kate
William Jazarnski
Kathy LaMarche
Lawrence Monahan
Dot Marine
L. McGovern
Green Island
Karen McLaughlin
Charles O'Brien
Helen Peetz
Kathleen T. Peluso
Cavelyn Rivers
Mary Sanders
Andy Semansco
Agnes J. Foley
Charles Freckleton
West Sand
Martha L. Garceau
Round Lake
Steve Glenkowski
Times Record
N.Y
K.C.C
Consumers’ Corner
State Board of Social Welfare
Empire State Plaza Tower
U.S
Frank Sherry
Consumer Information Center
Dept
Pueblo
Colorado
Health Insurance Institute
Trenchermen
Aladdin Company
Echo Cookware
Daniel F. DeBonis
State Commerce Department
Fine China Company
Aladdin
Lenox, Inc
Prince and Meade Streets
Trenton
N.J
van Voris
County Environmental Health Department
Claude Rounds
Department
County Health Department
van Vorts
Angelini
Bernard Peter
Haberland
Maney
Kennedy
State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Bennington Horse Show
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Third Ave
111Th St
Lansingburgh
Donna Walbroehl
Mrs. Werner
Amy
Scout
Mrs. Hawn
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