Senior Group Inaugurates P A System In Lansingburgh
The Lansing burgh Friendly Seniors held a meeting at Prince of Peace Church Hall where the new public address system was inaugurated. President Mrs Anna E Brandt led the session and the group voted a donation for Second Avenue Association beautification ahead of the bicentennial festivities. Treasurer Ted DeFey spoke of the Trinkhaus Manor trip near Utica and plans to aid shut-in members were requested.
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Lansingburgh
Brandt
Dorothy Miller
Viola Tschumi
Irene Madsen
Eva Hunter
Lansingburgh Schools Stage Third Concert Featuring Large Elementary Ensembles
The Lansingburgh school series presents a combined elementary string orchestra of 100 players from 4th, 5th, and 6th grades at 8 p.m. in Knickerbocker Junior High. The program includes a 125 member 4th and 5th grade choir, a 57 member 6th grade choir, and a 73 member elementary band. Soloists, conductors, and accompanists are named, with a varied program spanning classical, folk, and show tunes.
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Lansingburgh
Knickerbocker
Dorothy K. Elisha
William R. Middlebrook
Richard E. Fleming
Doris E. Walsh
Susan Sandholt
Marina Tash
Fleming
Walsh
America
Beautiful Ward
Great Gate of
Kiev
Moussorgsky
Jet Age Turbotrain Stranded by Nationwide Rail Strike
A turbine powered turbotrain built for the U S Transportation Department was halted in Chicago by a nationwide rail strike during its cross country run to mark National Transportation Week. It arrived Sunday and was due to depart Monday morning for Kansas City but the strike canceled the leg.
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Chicago
UPS
National Transportation Week
United Aircraft Corp
U.S. Transportation Department
Kansas City
Plead Guilty In Coed's Narcotic Death
Two men Harold Burnel and Roy Garner pleaded guilty in Bronx Supreme Court to criminally negligent homicide in the January 1970 death of 17-year-old Barnard College student Antoinette Dishman after allegedly providing heroin. Their prior charges of second-degree manslaughter and drug violations were dropped. The case stems from a party at a midtown Manhattan hotel.
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Coed
NEW York
Bronx Supreme Court
Barnard Coed
Harold Burnel
The
Bronx
Roy Garner
Tuckahoe
N.Y
Antoinette Dishman
Manhattan
Activities Planned For Troy Senior Citizens This Spring
The Troy Senior Citizens announce several events including a Mohawk Hudson Leadership Council talent show at Temple Israel Albany on Wednesday with bus departures at 6 p.m. A painting class exhibits May 24 to 31 at Fashion Furs 98 Fourth St. Led by Miss Josephine Hillebrandt, this class is free through the Troy Board of Education. A May 27 hobby and talent show proceeds from the May birthday party at the Troy Boys Club invites reservations by May 25.
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Troy
Mohawk-Hudson Leadership Council
Temple Israel
New Scotland Avenue
Albany
Window of Fashion Furs
Fourth St
Josephine Hillebrandt
Troy Boys Club
State and
Seventh Avenue
Julia Lewandoski
Raymond Henry
Gloria Wilson
Hilda Golding
Corriveau Named Probationary Guidance Counselor in Rensselaer
Rensselaer J. Donald Leahey announces John R. Corriveau as probationary guidance counselor for the 1971 72 term in the Rensselaer Public Schools. Corriveau, a West Virginia graduate with a master's degree, has five years teaching and five years counseling experience.
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Rensselaer
Joseph Reilly
John R. Corriveau
Corriveau
West Virginia
First Aid Course Starts Wednesday
The Rensselaer Volunteer Ambulance Service will hold its first aid course at the First Congregational Church Partition St Rensselaer on Wednesday at 7 30 p m Red Cross Instructors will teach this newest course in First Aid.
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Rensselaer
First Congregational
Partition St
Red Cross
Veterans urged to support Poppy Drive aid effort
Asks Support Frank Reiley commander of Gerald O'Neil Post American Legion has asked all veterans groups and the citizenry of Rensselaer to support the Poppy Drive initiated primarily to assist disabled veterans. The drive will be continued until May 29 Reiley said.
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Frank Reiley
Gerald O’neil Post
American Legion
Rensselaer
Reiley
St Anthony’s Society to plan Feast of St Anthony Corpus Christi
The St Anthony's Society of St John’s Church meets tonight at 8 for planning the Feast of St Anthony and Corpus Christi on June 13. Mayor John Warden says cleanup is on schedule with partial coverage north of Partition Street and crews will start from Partition Street to the south city line this week and complete citywide pickup by month’s end.
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St. John’s Church
St. Anthony and
Corpus Christi
Raymond Ranellucci
John Warden
Partition Street
South City
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