Salvation Army to Develop Five and a Half Acres in Queensbury
Donated land on Upper Sherman Avenue will host Elmore Park a low rent housing development with 14 homes at Lea Street. A volunteer non profit named Salvage and Construction Corps Inc is being formed with attorney James Davidson drafting incorporation papers. Homes are for Queensbury residents since January 1 1967 with school enrollment and sub standard housing nearby given priority occupancy expected this September. Approval from the Salvation Army New York office supports the project with advisory board members and citizens forming the group.
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Queensbury
Salvation Army
Ralph Elmore
Sherman Avenue
Elmore Park
Lea Street
Salvage and Construction Corps, Inc
James Davidson
Queensbury School
New York
The
Spad to Attend GOP Dinner at Saratoga
Carl Spad New York State Republican chairman will attend the annual Saratoga County Republican fundraising dinner Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Holiday Inn Saratoga Springs. Principal speaker will be Perry B Duryea Jr minority leader of the State Assembly. Spad will speak briefly. he began as an election district leader in White Plains.
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Carl Spad
New York
Saratoga County
Holiday Inn
Saratoga Springs
Perry B. Duryea, Jr
State Assembly
Spad
White Plains
New York State
Young Republican
State
Young Republican Committee
Rockefeller
Flaine Danson
County
Women's Gop Club
James F. Carroll
Atty
James A. O'Connor
Planning Board For Argyle Meets Tonight
The Town of Argyle holds the first Planning Board meeting at 8 p.m. today in the Municipal Building. Seven residents appointed at the March Town Board meeting include Thomas Smith James Black Barney Lambeth Jr Alex Van Drei George Cary Mrs John Huggins and Mrs Leslie Bristol. The Town Board authorized the board formation following a citizens committee request.
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Argyle
Thomas Smith
James Black
Barney Lambeth Jr
Alex van Drei
George Cary
John Huggins
Leslie Bristol
Elks Lodge Names Officers At Greenwich
Lyle Saunders of Argyle has been elected exalted ruler of Greenwich Elks Lodge. Other officers include Bernard James and Edward Lloyd of Saratoga Springs as leading and royal knights, Howard Brown and Robert Lambert of Greenwich as lecturing knight and secretary, William Murphy of Greenwich as treasurer, and Harry K. Teifft as filer. Installation will be Wednesday April 5 conducted by Mechanicville Lodge officers.
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Lyle Saunders
Argyle
Greenwich Elks Lodge
Bernard James
Saratoga Springs
Edward Lloyd
Howard Brown
Greenwich
Robert Lambert
William Murphy
Harry K. Teifft
Mechanicville Lodge
County 4-H Unit Meets Tomorrow in Fort Edward
Washington County Cooperative Extension Agent Lyndon Howlett Jr announces a Washington County Youth Conservation Committee meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Extension Headquarters Fort Edward to discuss a Conservation Field Day. On Wednesday April 5 a refresher training for the 4-H project Fundamentals of Electricity will be held for club leaders at 8 p.m. at Extension Headquarters with Bill Hayden of Niagara Mohawk Power Corp present to answer questions about the electrical project.
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Lyndon Howlett Jr
Washington County
Xtension
Washington County Youth Conservation Committee
Fort Edward
Bill Hayden
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Clean Air Unit Polls Members On Activities
Saratoga County Clean Air Committee surveys members to form subcommittees on waste disposal and open burning pollen control public relations and automobile emissions A program on Grange Service is featured with speakers and presentations at Argyle Hall and related events in Whitehall and Kingsbury Granges
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Clean Air Unit
Saratoga County Clean Air Committee
Argyle Grange
John Kinney
Leonard Hillis
Russell Gauld Sr
Reha Henry
John Durkee
NEW York (Ap
Thear
Laurence Dennis
Argyle Hall
Whitehall
Kingsbury Granges
Stoney Greek
Homemaker Health Aid Meeting Set in Washington County
Plans to form a homemaker health aid service in Washington County begin with a 1 p.m. meeting tomorrow at Presbyterian Church House. The Washington County Children's Committee sponsors the session open to county residents. A steering committee of eight to ten volunteers will guide early organizing efforts with input from school nursing welfare and community services representatives.
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Washington County
Presbyterian Church House
Alls
Children's Committee
Children
James L. Lowery Jr
St. Paul's Episcopal Church of
Greenwich
Queensbury GOP to Endorse Slate for June Primary
The Queensbury Republican Committee will endorse a full slate of candidates for the June 20 primary elections. The action breaks from a long-standing policy of not endorsing in primaries. Nominees include town supervisor, two county supervisors, two councilmen, town clerk, justice of the peace, and superintendent of highways.
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Queensbury
Republican Committee
Commission Hearing and memories of spring in Hudson Valley
A public hearing on the Hudson River Valley Commission project review procedures is planned, with six hearings including one April 13 at 8 p.m. in Glens Falls Junior High. The piece contrasts past and present life, recalling winter barrels of apples, spring tonics, family routines, and changing social tensions in Syracuse area scenes.
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Hudson River Valley Commission
Commission
Glens Falls
Syracuse
N.Y
Sophie Burdzel
Yorkville
Ric
Ing
Cub Pack 30 Honors Members at Family Awards Night
Cub Pack 30 held a family awards night at Wynantskill Elementary School auditorium. Albert Pascucci announced rank advancements including Lion Badge Wolf Badge Bear Badge and Gold Silver Arrows while Francis Scanlon earned a recruiter stripe. Skits were by Den 2 and Den 4. A nominating committee for the Parent Teacher Association was named and Dr William Grattan spoke on Children and Cigarette Smoking with a recent American Cancer Society film Time for Decision.
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Cub Scout Pack 30
Wynantskill
Webelos den
Pacs
Thomas Raymond
Robert Roseberger
Gwen Wilde
Albert Pascucci
James Maher
Kim LaFleur
Denner
William Pascucci
Richard Roseberger
Mark Castle
Fred Rosecrans
Frank Colarusso
Bruce Mulholland
Leo Pasatere
Charles Mack
Donald Verdon
Timothy, Ruffinen
Michael Cirillo
Francis Scanlon
Jon Eppenstein
Charles King
Verdon
Roseberger
Lawrence Kerwin
Parent-Teacher Association
John Signorelli
John Whitbeck
Alpha Remington
Robert M. Kennedy
Carl Lundin
Red Cross Aids Fire Victims in Rensselaer County
The Red Cross Rensselaer County Chapter opened its office Saturday to assist those affected by a last night fire that left more than 80 people homeless at 156 Fourth St. Residents needing help should call BR 1-8600. A. Frank Bentley was named chairman of the disaster committee.
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Rensselaer County
Red Cross
Fourth St
A. Frank Bentley
Clifton Park Church Announces Services and Community Events
Rev W Ray Deming announces Prayer Service and Bible Study at Clifton Park Methodist Church with a 7 p.m. service and 8 p.m. finance meeting on Wednesday. Thursday features a 6 30 p.m. Annual Dime Card Supper with candy booth and entertainment by local speakers. Holy Communion also noted for Wednesday at 9 30 a.m. and 8 p.m. The Clifton Park Baseball Mothers Club meets at Snyder’s Restaurant at 8 p.m. A variety show rehearsal is set for Tuesday at the American Legion Hall Grooms Road. MYF groups plan a day trip to New York City departing Round Lake Methodist at 6 a.m. with visits to the United Nations and Methodist Center overseen by Rev Deming and chaperons. Mrs Gibbs and relatives from Lawrence Circle visited Norfolk and Washington, D C.
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W. Ray Deming
Clifton Park
Fred Pierce
David C. Randles
St. George's Episcopal Church
Snyder’s
Charles Gibbs
William Cozzens
Ruth Gibbs
Lawrence Circle
Norfolk
Washington, D.C
Reading Regiment Invades Library of Congress This Easter
At the Library of Congress hundreds of college students stay vacationing to write term papers. The two reading rooms fill with 446 seats daily as demands rise to about 5000 book requests, mostly from students. Students from Trinity College Merrimack College Howard University and others describe their purpose and mix of sacrifice and curiosity while Hammarskjold and world topics surface in their work.
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Washington
Florida
Library of Congress
Wilson
Willson
Washington Area
John Rice
Kittery Point
Maine
Trinity College
James Trickett
Lawrence
Mass
Merrimack College
North Andover
Dag Hammarskjold
China
Argentina
Barbara Lewis
Howard University
San Francisco
Where Your Milk Money Goes Revealed
Washington AP reports dairy studies show a 50 cent half gallon milk splits: farmer 23.5 cents, retailer 7.5, wholesaler 7.7, processor 7.6, farm procurement 0.2, dealer admin 2.1, central-plant assembling 1.4. Middlemen use 26.5 cents for labor 10.5, containers 3.2, buildings 3.3, advertising 7, transport 2.4, misc 3.2, profits 2. Milk worth 50 cents for other dairy products yields farmer 17.7 cents.
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Washington
Department For Agriculture and Dairy- Industry
Tremor Strikes Tashkent for Seventh Hundred Forty Third Time
The 743rd tremor since last April's deadly quake rattled Tashkent yesterday. Tass, the Soviet news agency, issued a brief report and did not mention any casualties.
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Moscow
UPS
Tashkent
Tass
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