Upstate Area Pizzeria Robbed of 100 Dollars
Two white men about 20 years old robbed the Burnt Hills pizzeria near Lakehill Road and Route 50 at 9 40 p m Wednesday taking 100 dollars from the cash register. The gunman wore a yellow jacket and the accomplice a black insulated jacket. They fled west along Lake Hill Road.
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Burnt Hills Pizzeria
Lakehill Road
Route 50
Saratoga County Sheriff’s Department
Ballston Spa
Carman Isabella
Sheriff's Department
Lake Hill Road
Spa zoning feud tied to drive in restaurant permit
After four hours of testimony the Saratoga Springs Zoning Board of Appeals postponed deliberations on Alfie's Fish and Chips drive in restaurant and Jack in the Box plans. The hearing raised questions of commercial versus residential zoning for the Broadway site near Hamilton and West Circular Streets, with potential legal action if a permit is reinstated.
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Saratoga Springs
John J. Carusone
Zoning Board
James E. Benton
Urban Renewal Agency
Mullaney
Edward D. Cammarota
Schenectady
South Broadway
Circular Street
Grossman and Zinoman Inc
McDonald's
Dunkin’ Donuts
John Hogan
David A. Wait
Ralston-Purina
St. Louis
Broadway
Stewart’s
Peter V. Laquidara
Thomas Oil Co
Ballston Spa
Goodyear Tire
Adelphi Street
Walter M. Stroup
Wilton
Nelson Ave
Willie R. Davie
West Circular St
Washington St
Davie
Harry D. Snyder
Skidmore and Columbia Choirs to Offer State Concert
A joint concert by Skidmore College chorus and Columbia University glee club unfolds at 8 p.m. Saturday in Skidmore College Hall Saratoga Springs featuring Carmina Burana and selections from Dvorak Bach Britten Beeson and others. Directors Virginia Walker Waner and Bruce Trinkley lead with accompanying pianists Carol L. Stone Meredith Schroeder and Margaret Downie. The Wee Waners and Notes and Keys also perform.
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Skidmore College Chorus
Columbia University Glee Club
Skidmore College Hall
Regent Street
Saratoga Springs
Carol Orff
Virginia Walker Waner
Skidmore
Bruce Trinkley
Glee Club
Dvorak
Reginald Johnson
Hassler
J. S. Bach
Schubert
Peter Grimes
Britten
Jack Beeson
Wee Waners
Notes
Columbia
Mary McDonald
Rockport
Miss
Trinkley
Carol L. Stone
Delmar
Margaret A. Downie
Ridgewood
Meredith J. Schroeder
New Vernon
N.J
Andrew Bittern
Edward Nowak
Columbia College
School of Engineering
Columbia Music Department
Midwest
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Kalamazoo
Mich
Green Mansions
Warrensburg
Cambridge School Board to Meet
The Cambridge Central School Board of Education will hold a monthly meeting in the Cambridge school library on Thursday November 13 at 7 30 p m District residents may attend and George W Brown district principal will announce the proposed agenda in advance
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Board of Education
Cambridge Central School
Cambridge School
George W. Brown
Walter Armer Elected President of Local Society
Walter Armer of Milton was elected president of the Saratoga County Society for the Detection of Horse Thieves at the annual Oyster Dinner Meeting at the West Milton Grange Hall. He succeeds Sheriff Lee A. Scherer of Ballston Spa, with Ballston Spa Mayor William S. Kelley as vice president, Mrs. Denis A. Mansfield as secretary, and Mrs. Myron Wolfe as treasurer.
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Walter Armer
Milton
Saratoga County Society For
West Milton Grange Hall
Lee A. Scherer
Ballston Spa
William S. Kelley
Denis A. Mansfield
Saratoga Springs
Myron Wolfe
Beatle Lennon's Beard Comes Off for Fresh Air
London AP reports John Lennon has shaved his beard after Yoko Ono urged him to reveal his face. Lennon says he was fed up with the beard and enjoys the feel of fresh air on his chin.
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London (Ap
John Lennon
The
Beatles
Yoko Ono
Lennon
Saratoga Elections Canvassed City Council results proclaimed
The Saratoga Springs City Council canvassed Election Day returns at noon in city hall. Mayor Sarto J. Smaldone led with 3,139 votes. William T. Ling 2,703. Public Works Commissioner James B. Gaffney 3,660. Lawrence Ernst 2,221. Unopposed officials Connolly 4,170. King 4,417. Sutton 3,938. LaBelle 4,555. Other races: D Andrea 4,452. Klopstock 1,329. Clements 3,898. Witt 864. Brown 3,108. Werner 1,170. Sheriff Scherer 3,161. Plummer 1,157. Coroner Clark 2,770. Corcoran 1,143. Next meeting set for 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
City Hall
James A. Murphy
Spa City
Sarto J. Smaldone
William T. Ling
James B. Gaffney
Lawrence W. Ernst
Donald F. Connolly
Kenneth E. King
Rod O. Sutton
Lawrence J. LaBelle
Robert A. D’andrea
John J. Klopstock
Thomas H. Clements
Stuart K. Witt
Loren N. Brown
William Werner
Lee A. Scherer
William Plummer
Donald L. Clark
William Corcoran
Two Sentenced In Saratoga City Court
Walter Corlew, 63, received 15 days in Saratoga County Jail after pleading guilty to criminal trespass third degree in Saratoga Springs City Court. He was arrested at the shuttered Howard House Hotel in the Urban Renewal Area at 22-26 Rail Road Place. Andrew White, of 75 South Franklin Street, Saratoga Springs, pleaded guilty to open container violation and was fined $15 for possessing a bottle of wine in Congress Park on Sept. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Corlew
Saratoga County
Ballston Spa
Saratoga Springs
LeRoy T. Walbridge
Howard House
Railroad Place
Andrew White
South
Franklin St
Congress Park
Spa Hospital Guild Christmas Sale Preview Meeting
The Saratoga Hospital Guild will hold a gift gathering meeting at the Saratoga Golf Club on Church Street at 7 p.m. Thursday Nov. 20. Gifts from members go to the annual Christmas sale at the Guild Shop. Mrs. Francis E. Dorsey Jr. will lead the meeting. Nominating committee will present officers for two-year terms. Co chairs for the sale are Miss Dorothy Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Edward Holohean and Mrs. John Hunter. Social hour hostesses are Mrs. William Juron and Mrs. Peter Baruzzi.
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Saratoga Hospital Guild
Saratoga Golf Club
Dorian
Church Street
Guild
Saratoga Hospital
Francis E. Dorsey Jr
Dorothy Fitzpatrick
Edward Holohean
John Hunter
William Juron
Peter Baruzzi
50 Phone Employes Halt Work
About 50 craftsmen failed to report to work at the New York Telephone Company in Saratoga Springs. Management described it as a work stoppage while union representatives called it a job action. The Saratoga operation serves Saratoga and Washington Counties and northern Rensselaer County with no demonstrations or picketing observed.
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New York Telephone Company
Robert A. Stokes
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga
Washington Counties
Rensselaer County
UDC and Civic Aides Meet Over Civic Center Plan
The New York State Urban Development Corporation plans to draft a memorandum of understanding on a Saratoga Springs civic center project. Board chairman Ernest B. Morris said UDC delays were due to administrative changes and a local housing study, now completed, with a draft MOU to be prepared.
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New York State Urban Development Corporation
Saratoga Springs
Geraghty
UDC
Civic Center
Three Vehicle Accidents Reported Around Saratoga Springs
Multiple crashes near Saratoga Springs leave three damaged cars and one back injury suspect. David Sacco 17 of Gick Road Saratoga collided with a stopped taxi driven by Eugene Fallick 29 in the Saratoga Senior High School driveway. No injuries reported.
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David M. Sacco
RFD
Gick Road
Saratoga
Perry’s Taxi
Eugene S. Fallick
Woodlawn Ave
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Senior High School
West Circular Street
Sacco
Dominick J. Lambert
Southeast St
Leonard L. Hunt
van Dam St
Caroline Street
Pavilion Place
Lambert
Hunt
Eugene Beach
Clinton St
Joyce Lambert
Ludlow St
Elizabeth O. Girard
Palmer
Donna L. Grant
Allen Drive
Church Street
Zion Church Will Be Consecrated in Hudson Falls
The Zion Episcopal Church in Hudson Falls will be consecrated at 8 p.m. Wednesday with Rt. Rev. Alan W. Brown officiating. Rebuilt after a 1968 fire, the church preserves original stone walls with a new cement-block nartex. Rev. Walter C. Lardner is rector.
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Alan W. Brown
Albany Episcopal Diocese
Zion Episcopal Church
Hudson Falls
Brown
Walter C. Lardner
Beth Tephilah to Honor Rabbi at Troy Synagogue Dinner
Beth Tephilah Synagogue of Troy will honor its new spiritual leader Rabbi Herbert Marvin Bialik and his wife at a catered dinner at the Troy synagogue on Sunday November 30 1969 at 6 p.m. Cantor Meyer Mendelcorn will sing after dinner. Arrangements committee is led by Bernard Cohen with Daniel Ginsburg Al Ward William Lurie Simon Stanger and Sisterhood head Rosalind Platt.
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Beth Tephilah Synagogue of
Troy
Herbert Marvin Bialik
Meyer Mendelcorn
Bernard Cohen
Daniel Ginsburg
al Ward
William Lurie
Simon Stanger
Sidney Saperstein
Sisterhood
Rosalind Platt
Area Teacher Honored By State Unit
Paul A. Bourgeois of 194 Central Ave Cohoes a Columbia High School East Greenbush math teacher was named Teacher of the Year by the Eastern Zone of the New York State Teachers Association He serves in the Albany County Legislature and has held multiple education posts and committees including classroom teachers council and political action committee. He earned a BA in 1954 and an MA from SUNY Albany and previously had a Cubs farm system contract in 1949 1950.
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Paul A. Bourgeois
Central Ave
Cohoes
Columbia High School
East Greenbush
New York State ‘Teachers Association
Albany County
East Greenbush Education Association
Oswe
Chicago Cubs
Bake Sale for Upstate Sing Out by Cast
Upstate Sing Out announces a bake sale Saturday at Grand Union 110th Street and Second Avenue from 10 a.m. until sold out. Cast members from a dozen area schools will staff the table to support community and nation projects.
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Michael Carabis
Grand Union
110Th Street
Second Avenue
Mt. Anthony High School
Bennington
Upstate
St. Peter’s Lyceum
Carabis
Ehrlichman to steer Nixon 1970 domestic agenda
John Ehrlichman named Nixon domestic affairs adviser with a plan to shift 1970 policy from reform to trailblazing. He says the administration will push new ground on internal issues and submit ideas even if Congress stalls. He ranks among the White House’s top four figures alongside Kissinger and Haldeman.
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House
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Congress
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Kissinger
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Algonquin School Book Fair and Community PTA Updates
Algonquin Middle School hosts a 7:30 p.m. Book Fair with autographed copies of The Ink Truck by Bill Kennedy for purchase during Nov 12 13 14. PTA at Miller Hill School reports Parent's Day and library funding, while St Marys Church CYO skating trip schedules transport to Guptill Arena for a party with details from Mrs. James Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonquin Middle School
Bill Kennedy
Dial Press
Harry O'Donnell
Algonquin School
Cochairm
PTA
Miller Hill School
Daniel Holser
George Raneri
Gregory Benson
Sand Lake-Poestenhill
Raneri
Miller Hill
Holser
Dr. Benson
Benson
James Wilson
CYO
St. Mary’s Church
Miller’s Store
West Sand Lake
St. Henry’s Church
Guptill Skating Arena
Wilson
Clifton Park Church Food Sale and Scout Court of Honor
The WSCS of Clifton Park United Methodist Church hosts a food sale starting at 10 a.m. at Old Route 146 home of Mrs William Fawthrop. Baked goods and salads will be featured. Boy Scout Troop 44 holds a Court of Honor at 7 p.m. at the church hall with Scout master Philip Lovelace in charge.
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WSCS
Clifton Park United Methodist Church
William Fawthrop
Clifton Park United Methodist Church Hall
Philip Lovelace
Consolidated Report of Condition for Union National Bank Troy NY 1969
The Union National Bank of Troy in New York files its Consolidated Report of Condition as of October 21 1969 in response to the Comptroller of the Currency. The balance sheet shows total assets of 68 255 190 11 liabilities and capital accounts totaling 68 255 190 11 with deposits of 59 490 379 51 and reserves and capital of 8 764 810 60. Louis Rubin president and directors Robert G Betts Dean P Taylor Edward H Pattison attest to the report’s accuracy.
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National Bank Region No
Union National Bank of Troy
New York
U. S
United States
Louis Rubin
Robert G. Betts
Dean P. Taylor
Edward H. Pattison
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Communications Workers of America
Beth Tephilah
Paul A, Bourgeois
Washington
John, D. Ehrlichman
Seattle
Averill Park
L. H. Hill
Clifton Park
Kay Offenbacker
U. S. Treasury
Sam
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