Auto accidents litter Saratoga springs scene injures reported
Several Saratoga Springs area crashes caused property damage and injuries. Arthur W. Dewey, 60, was treated for head lacerations after his car struck a mall area on Route 50 and flipped onto its side. Four other crashes in Saratoga Springs left drivers with neck and back injuries or vehicle damage, with officers outlining hit and run and pursuit details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Dewey
Silver Beach Road
Ballston Spa
Saratoga Springs
Dewey
Saratoga Hospital
Spa City
Thomas Mitchell
Michael Salisbury
Richard D. Brice
Maple Ave
Neil R. Heffernan
Arnold Street
Limekiln Hill
High Rock Avenue
Beverly Michaud
Finley Street
Saratoga
Brice
Heffernan
Joel McAllister
Arthur Mersky
James E. Burdick
RD 4
Quevic Drive
Robert L. Noel
York Ave
Grand Union
Broadway
Burdick
Anna Fitzgerald
Robert Gratton
Norman A. Burnett
RD 1
Lake Lonely Road
Burnett
Robert Flanagan
Lelan F. Cornell
Linda A. Holt
Cherry Hill
N. J
van Dam Street
R. J. Lyon
Robert H. Moseley
Oakwood Dr
Albany
Union Avenue Extension
John Scialdo Jr
Saratoga Lake
Moseley
Crescent Avenue
Charles Cleveland
Washington County Farm Bureau Holds 14th Annual Meeting
The 14th annual Washington County Farm Bureau meeting at Greenwich Central School was led by Warren Skellie with guests including NYFB director Dick McGuire and Dairy Princess Sandra Spear. Resolutions urged against dam projects and stiffened anti littering enforcement while favoring pesticide research and welfare reforms, with Robert Greig addressing Farm Bureau evolution and urging constructive views on wage and pesticide issues. Fifteen year pins were awarded to long time members such as Norman Allen and Dick McGuire.
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Washington County Farm Bureau
Greenwich Central School
Warren Skellie
Jackson
John Rymph
Easton
Dick McGuire
NYFB
Lila Devendorf
Sandra Spear
Washington County
Ralph Spear
Edward
James H. Robertson
Troy Record
Farm Bureau
Skellie
Board of Supervisors
Don Tuttle
Troy
Fremont Meerworth Jr
White Creek
County Board of Supervisors
New York State Farm Bureau
Suport
Mr. Greig
Extension Service
Norman Allen
Royce
Daniel Atwater
Edson Ayers
Oscar Borden & Sons
Walter Chapin & Son
Charles H. Clark
George Clark
Nathan Dickinson Jr
Ralph Gillis
Greenwich Agway
Elisha Hamilton & Sons
A. A. Hand
Donald Hanwks
Taylor Henderson
Raymond Johnson
John T. Kelly
E. C. Liddell & Son
Dewey McCart
Archie
Hadassah Donor Day Set by Saratoga Chapter
Saratoga Springs Hadassah will host its annual donor observance on Monday November 17 at the Jewish Community Center. A 6 30 p m dinner program will feature guest speaker Mrs Nathan D Perlman national treasurer Hadassah with theme Reap the Harvest for Hadassah Medical Organization announced by donor chairman Mrs Harvey Korfin.
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Saratoga Springs
Hadassah
Jewish Community Center
Hadassah Medical Organization
Harvey Korfin
South Broadway
Nathan D. Perlman
Achievement Program Set Friday Night in Saratoga County
The annual achievement program sponsored by the Saratoga County 4-H Division will be held at 8 p.m. Friday at Burnt Hills Ballston Lake High School. More than 1,400 4-H members, leaders and parents are expected to attend.
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Saratoga County
Burnt Hills
Ballston Lake
County Fair and Agricultural Society
Savings Stamp Sale Begins At Cambridge Central School
Savings stamps sales started in the Cambridge Central School elementary grades to teach thrift and aid the country. Stamp Day will be Thursdays for grades 4 through 6 with 10 and 25 cent stamps. Filled albums can be exchanged at banks for United States Savings Bonds.
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United States
Cambridge Central School
James S. Leone
Doe Theft Reported From Spa Residence
George Becktoft reports to Saratoga Springs police the theft of a doe from his property rear tree. The animal, shot by Philip Dorey, was removed late Friday or Saturday, with discovery of the loss at 5:15 a.m. Saturday. Both men are Spa City Fire Department members.
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George Becktoft
Benedict St
Saratoga Springs
Philip Dorey
North St
Spa City
Spa
Public Safety
Kenneth E. King
Loren N. Brown
4 H Clubs Prepare Servicemen Kits Across Saratoga County
Twelve Saratoga County 4-H clubs assembled 48 Red Cross duty bags for overseas servicemen. Each heavy cotton bag contains ballpoint pens, flashlights, candy, nuts and combs, created by clubs including Saratoga Cloverettes and Jockey Street Speeders among others.
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Saratoga County
Red Cross
Saratoga Cloverettes
Jockey Street
Hospital Auxiliary Will Meet in Cambridge
The Mary McClellan Hospital auxiliary will hold a quarterly meeting on Thursday afternoon November 13 at Hotel Cambridge. President Mrs Peter H Clark will run the meeting with guest speaker Robert OBrien from Niagara Mohawk Power Corp speaking on Power from waterwheel to atomic energy with colored slides. Junior past president Mrs Burton T Woodward reports on the bedside cart used for patient comfort. Reservations by November 11 with area chairmen at Hoosick Falls Cambridge Greenwich Schuylerville or Salem and Shushan locations.
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Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Peter H. Clark
Robert O’brien
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Burton T. Woodward
Joseph C. Pender
Howard Harrison
Hoosick Falls
Edmond Rafferty
Zoning Board to Review Five Applications in City Hall
The Saratoga Springs Zoning Board of Appeals will hear five cases at 8 p.m. in City Hall. Alfie’s Fish and Chips of Houston seeks to appeal a revoked building permit for a 50000 dollar drive in restaurant on a triangular lot bordered by Hamilton West Circular Streets and Ballston Avenue. Edward D. Cammarota of Schenectady requests a Jack-in-the-Box drive in restaurant at 194 202 Broadway owners Grossman and Zineman Inc. seek a special permit for a Victoria Hotel site. Thomas Oil Co. seeks a 60000 dollar Goodyear service station at South Broadway and Adelphi Street. Walter M. Stroup seeks to convert 164 168 Nelson Ave into 11 apartments costing 11000 dollars. Willie R. Davie seeks a seasonal bar and restaurant at 86 Washington Street.
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Saratoga Springs Zoning Board of Appeals
City Hall
Harry D. Snyder Jr
Alfie
Edward D. Cammarota
Schenectady
South Broadway
Circular Street
Victoria Hotel
Broadway
Grossman & Zineman Inc
John Hogan
Leary, Fullerton, Ford & Aussicker
Peter V. Laquidara
Thomas Oil Co
Ballston Spa
Goodyear
South Broadway and
Adelphi Street
Willie R. Davie
West Circular St
Saratoga Springs
Washington St
Richard F. Mullaney
Schenectady Youth Fined Total of $25
Bruce R. Vacca 19 of Schenectady pled guilty in Saratoga Springs City Court to unsafe starting and open container charges. He was fined 15 for unsafe starting and 10 for the open container beer charge after arrest in Broadway. Zeller and Salamone posted bail after failing to appear on open container charges. Annette McLaughlin and Frank LaRose faced speeding and petty larceny charges respectively with adjournments or bail set.
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Bruce R. Vacca
Haigh Ave
Schenectady
Saratoga Springs
LeRoy T. Walbridge
Vacca
Broadway
R. J. Lyon
Edmund H. Zeller
van Bracken Ave
E. J. Evans Jr
Frank LaRose
Lewis St
Ballston Spa
Jamesway Discount
West Avenue
David Hensley
Cub Pack 13 Plans November Meeting and Christmas Party
Cub Pack 13 will meet Nov 21 at 7 30 p m in the region home with a folk lore program. Den 6 opens, Den 3 handles entertainment, Den 7 closes. Christmas party set for Dec 12 with World Friendship Fund drive. Attendees to Saratoga County Council dinner advised to contact Cub Master Joseph Gamache by Nov 8. Next committee meeting Nov 30 at the Sullivan residence Victory Mills.
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Cub Pack
Den 6
Den 3
Den 7
World Friendship Fund
Saratoga County Council
Cub
Joseph Gamache
Robert Sullivan
Victory Mills
4-H Recreation Exhibit At Saratoga Library
The Saratoga County 4-H Division sponsors an exhibit from Cornell University and shown at the State Fair by Miss Vernice Scott. It runs at the Saratoga Springs Public Library until November 15 and highlights youth recreation. A meeting for leaders and parents will be held at 4-H headquarters at 87 Church Street on Monday November 17 at 8 p.m.
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Saratoga County
Cornell University
Vernice Scott
Cornell
Saratoga Springs Public Library
4-H
Church St
Saratoga Springs
Christmas Bazaar At First Baptist Church Cambridge
The Christmas bazaar at First Baptist Church Cambridge will be held Saturday November 15 from noon to 5 PM. Featured are Christmas items for all family members and refreshments will be available.
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The
First Baptist Church
Cambridge
Funeral Rites Wednesday For Spa Man
Funeral services for Abraham A. Bloomingdale 79 of 24 Jefferson Ter Saratoga Springs will be held there at 9 a.m. Wednesday from Bussing Funeral Home and 9 30 a.m. from St Peter s Church with a Requiem High Mass. Interment will be in Gurn Springs Cemetery. A native of Northumberland he lived in Saratoga 54 years retired auto mechanic and former Saratoga Harness Rac ing mutual department employee. He is survived by two sons a sister seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Abraham A. Bloomingdale
Jefferson Ter
Saratoga Springs
Bussing Funeral
St. Peter’s Church
Gurn Springs
Northumberland
Bloomingdale
Saratoga
Mutual Department
Saratoga Harness Racing
Albert H. Bloomingdale
Utica
Ralph Bloomingdale
Emma _ Avery
Community church and club meeting roundup
Greenwich church teachers meet at Centenary United Methodist Church at 10 a.m. The Ten Point Fish and Game Club gathers at 8 p.m. in Bunker Hill. Easton Town Board holds a budget hearing and regular meeting at Burton Hall Wednesday at 8 p.m. Women’s Society of Easton United Methodist meets at the church Wednesday at 8 p.m. A plastic party is planned. St Paul’s Episcopal bazaar is Saturday Nov 15 starting noon with organized tables and tea. J I F meets Centenary church Wednesday at 4 p.m. Adult choir rehearses at the church. Greenwich United Church Board of Session meets 7:30 p.m. South Argyle United Presbyterian holds church meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Centenary United Methodist Church
Ten Point Fish and Game Club
Bunker Hill
Easton Town Board
Burton Hall
Women’s Society of the
Easton United Methodist Church
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Robert Lambert
George Daisy
Jamie Kerr
L. John Friday
Philip Bergin
Paul Wilson
Eric Scott
George Clark
George Mulligan
Loris Thompson
John J. Sherin
Christie Lyttle
William White
Dallam Blandy
Lester J. Stephens
J.I.F
Dale Batchelder
Greenwich United Church
South Argyle
Cornell University Agriculture Tour For High School Juniors
High school juniors and seniors seeking agricultural education at Cornell University are invited to join a student tour. Contact Saratoga County 4 H Agent Albert Louns bury at 4 H headquarters in Saratoga Springs for details and arrange attendance at the College of Agriculture open house in Ithaca from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m on Saturday November 15. Guidance counselors can assist as well.
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Saratoga County
Albert Lounsbury
Saratoga Springs
College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Ithaca
Area Women Attend Parley Tea at White House and Arboretum Dedication
National Farm and Garden Association fall meeting in Washington D C featured a White House tea with Mrs Richard M Nixon and a memorial bench and fountain dedication at the National Arboretum honoring past national president Mrs Alfred G Wilson. Attendees from upper New York included Mrs David Duncombe of Taconic Valley Branch and national committee chair, Keep America Beautiful, Mrs Paul J Soley of Granville, and Mrs Theodore T Buckley and Mrs J Howell Bangs of the Cambridge Area Branch. National Council members Miss Elizabeth Renner attended.
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White House
Richard M. Nixon
National Arboretum
Alfred G. Wilson
National Committee
National Council of the
Farm and Garden Association
Washington, D.C
New York State
David Duncombe
Taconic Valley
Paul J. Soley
Grangerville
Cambridge
Theodore T. Buckley
J. Howell Bangs
Cambridge Area
Buckley
Soley
Transit Strike Disrupts Syracuse Transit System
Emergency traffic measures were in place for the first regular work and school day of a strike against Syracuse Transit Corp. Taxi firms added cars while traffic lights and signs were adjusted to manage higher traffic. Amalgamated Transit Union Division 580 walked out Saturday after rejecting a two year contract offering 20 cents more the first year and 15 cents the second.
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Syracuse
N.Y
UPI
Syracuse Transit Corp
Division 580
Amalgamated Transit Union
Denture Adhesive Cream FIXODENT Promises Secure Fit
A new plastic cream Fixodent claims to hold upper and lower dentures firmly for daily home use. The product forms an elastic membrane to cushion bites, reducing movement and aiding speech. A special pencil-point dispenser targets application, with effects described as lasting around the clock. See a dentist regularly and obtain Fixodent at drug counters.
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U.S Pat
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