Peadline Near In Chamber Election
Next Wednesday marks the deadline for postmarking ballots to select ten directors for the Sara t o ga Springs Chamber of Commerce. The ballot features twenty names including George Tonson, Philip Barasch, Jack Berkowitz, Andrew Douglas, Frederick Eaton, and others. The six highest vote-getters will serve three years, next four for two years, and the remaining two for one year with eight holdovers and potentially three appointees by the President.
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Sara ‘Toga Springs
parEhese
George
Ya Tonson
Philip Barasch
Jack’ Berkowitz
Jobh Bickelhaupt
Andrew M. Douglas
Frederick G. Eaton
Edward Finch
John C. Gould
Elmer Heckman
Peter A. Is8aris
David Kilbourn
Milford D. Lester
David K. Liston
Nat’ Oppenheim
Anthony Pennell
Jerome St Clair
Henry J. Bthrade
Donald
Sellers
Sarto Smaldone
Angela J.tarantino
Church Activities At Jonesville and Maka Ridge
Jonesville and Maka Ridge Methodist Churches announce sermons and programs led by Rev. Thomas. Sunday School at Jonesville 9:45 a.m. service 11:00 a.m. MYF meets 6:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. welcomes visitors from nearby churches. Evening reports from the Every Member Canvass follow a 8:00 p.m. church board meeting for transportation to Calgary. Charitable events include a pre social for Charlton School for Girls and a Bible study with lunch and mission discussion. Youth and church conferences scheduled with film strip and finance committee activities noting a fourth quarter conference on Friday.
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Thomas
Jonesville
Malla Ridge
Suntay School
MYF
Round Lake
Dhe
Church For Transportation
Calgary
Methodist Church
Schenectady
Church
Commission On Finance
Dis
etgSupl
C. Walter
Kess
IRS
Crescent Church Hosts First Annual Son Event
About 309 attended the Crescent Church son event at St Church Crescent. The guest speaker was John T. Garry III of Albany County with offices in Albany and Watervliet. Committee chairs included Idokn Hoffman with Lawrence Perry and George Heyers.
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Fathersone
St. Church
Crescent
Mary He
Recs Nestaent
Albany
Saratoga Road
John T. Garry III
Albany County
Watervliet
Idokn Hoffman
Lawrence Perry
George Heyers
Jobless Claims Rise in Saratoga October
Unemployment insurance claims increased by 12 percent in October at the Saratoga Springs State Employment Service office. A total of 778 people received benefits by the end of October, up from 693 last year, while 41 placements were reported in October versus 44 the previous year.
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Saratoga Springs
State Employment Service
Stillwater High Elects Honor Society Officers
At Stillwater High School Library the Stillwater Chapter of the National Honor Society elected officers for the year: Clarence Cobberts as president Diane Moore as vice president Barbara Banks as secretary and Marlene Smodell as treasurer. Present members listed include Marlene Smodell Donna Snavw Diane Moore Faith Myers Barbara Banks Lawrence McDonald Michael Leamy John Morris William Brundige and Clarence Cobbert.
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Stillwater
National Honor Society
Clarence Cobberts
Diane Moore
Barbara Banks
Marlene Smodell
Donna Snavw
Faith Myers
Lawrence McDonald
Michael Leamy
John Morris
William Brundige
Clarence Cobbert
Edward Mowe
Women of All Saints Holiday Sale at Library Hall
The Women of All Saints plan a holiday sale in Library Hall on Thursday from 2 to 5 p.m. Rev Paul Thomas will preach at 1 a.m. tomorrow in the Methodist Church. Advent observances at All Saints Episcopal include Holy Communion at 9 30 a.m. Next week. The community film program at the Fire House and Manor Rest Nursing Home features Virgin Island Visit and St. Lawrence Sea Way. A Faith Circle Christmas party is set for Friday at 6 30 p.m. in the Methodist Church Hall with dinner by Friendship Circle members.
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All Saints
Paul Thomas
Methodist Church
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Fire House
Virgin Island
St. Lawrence Seaway
Aqua Sports
Club Las
Manor Rest
Renng Lake
Faith Circle
Methodist Church Hall
Fidelis Chass Wil
Friendship Circle
George &. Andrews
Chester A Finch
Mis
Obituary Mrs Anthony Portwine of Cambridge
Mrs. Anthony Portwine 53 formerly Rose Michard and Cambridge native died after a long illness. She lived in Cambridge all her life and was a St Patrick’s Church communicant. Survived by husband, LeRoy son, Georgia Ann Pywtwine Boston, sister Charlotte Cherette Maine, sister Leona Caren Massachusetts, brother Joseph Michard Canada. Funeral procession today at 9 am from D L McInerney Funeral Home Cambridge and 9 36 am from St Patrick’s Church Requiem Mass. Interment St Patrick’s Cemetery Cambridge.
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Anthony Portwine
Theormer Rose M. Michard
Cambridge
St. Patrick's Church
LeRoy
Georgia Ann Poytwine
Boston
Mass
Joseph Michard
Canada
Charelte Cherette
Maine
Leona Caren
Massachusetts
Church Bazaar Set by Ushers Rosary-Allar Society
The Rosary-Allar Society of Corpus Christi Church Ushers plans a Christmas bazaar on three consecutive Sundays from 8 am to 12 noon. President Joseph Hopeck announced booths will offer religious articles gifts baked goods and coffee and refreshments. Several volunteers including Mrs Dugald Chisholm Mrs Albert Decker and many others will oversee booths and assist on Dec 4 with new coordinators and helpers listed.
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Rosary-Allar Society of
Corpus Christi Church
Joseph Hopeck
Thas
Dugald Chisholm
Albert. Decker
Joseph. Bennett
James. Hills
John. Devine
Joan Hickey
Gardner Rug, Biles
E. R. Bormann
Ralph DePuchio
Joseph Shafts
Thomas Welch
Myre
George’ Williams
Keith Villnaye
Arthur W. Burns
Hopeck
Leon Gneiweek
Arthur Vermilyea
James Hayes
Milford Fellows
Raymond Bernard
Raymond Anuscewski
James W. Sweeney
John Christopher
Helen Wheelock
Thomas Powers
Legrand DeLong
Robert Brown
Battlefield Park Plans Slated for Discussion
The Saratoga Historical Society will discuss federal plans for Saratoga National Historical Park at its first autumn meeting. Ivan Ellsworth, battlefield superintendent, will review summer work and outline next year’s plans at 8 p.m. Friday at Mrs. Walter A. Britten’s home in Saratoga Springs. John A. Slade, president, invites prospective members to attend.
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Saratoga Historical Society
Saratoga National Historical Park
Walter A. Britten
Clinton
Girl Scout Troop Organized and Investitures Held
Florence B Turner reports a Girl Scout Troop organized with Mrs Ray Larmon as leader. The Brownies held an investiture ceremony in Library Hall with girls invested and pins presented by mothers. Assistant leader is Mrs John Devine. Members include Bonnie Bennett Beth Calkins Donna Cattell Cyn thia Bessette Deborah Sage Patricia Campbell Nancy Ward and others.
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Florence B. Turner
Ray” Larson
Harold Osborne
Bonnie Bennett
Beth . Calkins
Bonnie .Castle
Donna de la
Rosa
Monica Murray
Linda Potter
John Devine
Lar‘mon
Manor Rest
Library Hall
Aolen Hirahara
James Hearing
Ray Larmon
Frogina Doyle
Marian
Irene Larmon
Linda McLenaghan
Bonnie Gorsline
Donna Cattell
Cynthia Bessette
Deborah Sage
Patricia Campbell
Nancy Ward
Daryl Mores
Joyce Henning
Carel Brown
Henning
Larmon
Malcolm Jennings
Venning
Debus Elected To YW Board In Troy
Richard Debus elected to fill the unexpired term on the Troy Young Womens Christian Association board of trustees. He is business manager at Russell Sage College and chairs the audit committee for United Community Services. A Brooklyn native, Wagner College and NYU alumnus, he is active in Boy Scouts and lives on Oakwood Avenue with his wife and two children.
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Troy Young ‘Women
Christian Assa
Richard ©. Debus
Arustees
Anne G. Smith
Onree Debus
Russell ‘Sage College
United Community Services
United Fund
Brooklyn
Wagner College
New York University
Boy ‘Scout Movement
Tucson
Debus
Oakwood Avenue
Speigletown Fair Plans On Old Fashioned Event
Speigletown groups map an Old Fashioned Fair at Firemen's Hall next Friday 3 to 9 30 p m and Saturday 10 a m to 9 30 p m sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of Speigletown Fire Co chaired by Mrs Theresa Sick Booth chairs listed include Flowers Mrs John Murphy Snack bar Mrs Samuel Goodswin bake shop Mrs Douglas Bartow jewelry Mrs Paul Jensen Mrs Kay Jensen cosmetics Mrs Albert Dan sereau Mrs William Sanvidge candy Mrs Robert Hidley Mrs Donald Gagnon needlecraft Mrs Agnes Fane Mrs Virginia Dulty prizes Mrs Mary Moore kitchen cupboard Mrs Roger Dormandy children's wishing well Mrs John Wallace and Mrs Dan Joyce parcel post Mrs Glen in Engie holiday Mrs Milford Bulson Mrs Harry Anderson auction Douglas Bartow Mr Robert Hussey grandma's treasures Mrs Clarence Hayward
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Firemen’s Hall
Speigletown Fire Co
Theresa Sick
John Murphy
Samuel Goodswin
Douglas, Bartow
Paul Jensen
Kay Jensen
Albert. Dansereau
William Sanvidge
Robert Hidley
Donald Gagnon
Agnes Fane
Virginia Dulty
Mary Moore
Roger Dormandy
John Wallace
Dan Joyce
Glen
Engie
Milford Bulson
Harry Anderrson
Douglas Bartow
Robert Hussey
Clarence Hayiward
President Eisenhower Sends Personal Birthday Congratulation
President and Mrs. Eisenhower sent a personal message of congratulations to President elect John F. Kennedy on the birth of his son. White House secretary James C. Hagerty said the note was signed by the President but also conveyed Mrs. Eisenhower's congratulations. The contents were not released as a personal communication.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Johnn. Kennedy
White’ House
James C. Hagerty
Kennedy
Hagerly
Sunday School Teachers Meet at Clifton Park Center
Sunday school teachers from Shenendehowa churches gather at Clifton Park Center Baptist Church for a convention. Rev. Robert Breth, director of Christian Education for the New York Council of Churches, delivers the main address Teaching That Makes A Difference. Afternoon sessions include workshops for child youth and adult divisions and a covered dish supper at 5 30. Evening program features devotions, music by Rev Beskin and Mrs Beskin, and Breth s keynote address with no children session this year. Public invited to evening session.
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Stillwater
United Church
Joseph D. Stanley
Marilla Webster
Anson] Lawrence
United Presbyterian
St. Peter’s Roman
Charles A. Gaffigan
Eileen Sullivan
St. Jude
Pentecostal Christian Assembly
John Beretta
Shenendehowa
Clifton Park Center Baptist
Robert Breth
Christian Education
New York
Dorothy Adams
First. Reformed Church At
Scotia
Roy Severance
West Sand
Lake Methodist Church
Troy
the Methodist Church
Breth
Vischer Ferry Fire Auxiliary Plans Christmas Party
Members of the Vischer Ferry Fire Company auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Jankowski to finalize plans for the district Christmas party at Amity Reformed Church hall on Saturday, November 17 from 2 to 4 pm. Doris Subetig is general chairman with Mrs. Alice Harris as treasurer. $31.19 was cleared from a recent fund sale at Olsen's store. The annual party will be Dec 19 at Mrs. Ethel Jerome's home, starting at 8 pm, with Marian Jacobson and Rosenberg assisting. Florence Girvin was named finances chair for January. a January card party at the Rosenberg home, a February event at Mrs. Jerome's, and a March event at Mrs. Jerome's were noted. A white elephant auction netted $10. Officer nominations for the year were held.
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Visehert Ferry Fire Company
Dorothy
Jankowski
Alvin Rosenberg
Fire District
Wnen
Amity Reformed
Doris Subetig
Alice Harris
Olsen
Ethel
Jerome
Marian’ Jacobson
Rosenberg
Florence Girvin
Ethel ‘Jerome
Licers
King Resigns Saratoga DA Post to Gov
J King a congressman elect announced yesterday he submitted his resignation as Saratoga County district attorney to Governor Nelson Rockefeller, effective Jan 1. He aims to clear the way for a successor before the end of the unexpired term and Republicans expect James O Connor of Waterford, the present assistant district attorney, to be named.
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Carleton
J. King
Saratoga County
Nelson Rockefeller
Saratoga Springs
King
Dean P. Taylor
Troy
U.S
Fii
James O'Connor
Waterford
Archbishop Denies Haiti Accusations
Most Rev. Francois Poirier the archbishop of Haiti denied charges of funding Communist youth groups and said no reasonable person would believe the accusations. He was expelled from Haiti but later allowed to travel after Vatican cautions. He met missionary colleagues in New York and planned a Paris trip via New York.
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Milami
UPI
Francois Poirier
Haiti
Commu
Nist
Negro Island Republic
New York
Francois Duvalier
Poirier
Vatican
Coleman
F. Carroll
Miami
Msgr
Carroll
Paris
Washington County Hunter Kills Wolf
Fort Ann hunter Fred T Stiles killed a wolf in Washington County. Veter an hunter Hal bert Weaver of Hudson Falls identified the animal as a wolf. Weaver and local officials weigh the remains at 1744 pounds and place the sighting among wild wolves near Welch Hollow East Mountain north of Fort Ann. Stiles previously attracted notice for a prior timber wolf kill.
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Washington County
Fred. T. Stiles
Fort Ann
Halbert Weaver
Dean Road
Hudson Falls
Weaver
Welch Hollow
East Mountain
Stiles
Fort Angared
Alco Plans 650 Layoffs and Temporary Shutdown
Alco Products will temporarily close its Schenectady facilities and lay off about 650 workers for a week or two due to a temporary business lag. About 60 production and 50 clerical staff in locomotive production will be cut, while roughly 3,000 administrative, engineering and marketing employees stay on. All laid off workers are to be recalled when locomotive rebuilding resumes. The company had won a contract to rebuild about 20 locomotives for a Western railroad, which was not named by the spokesman.
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Alco Products Ihe
Schenectady
Major Western Railroad
Western Railroad
Area County Scouts Rally Today at Camp Saratoga
Boy Scout troops from fe chanicville and other parts of Southern District Saratoga County Council will be represented at a scoutcraft rally today at Camp Saratoga starting at 1 30 p m. District Commissioner George Vanson will direct competitive seat skills including relays in knot tying compass boxing signaling by Morse flag fire by force and flag race relay and string burn. A ribbon will be awarded to the unit winning each event with second and third place ribbons also awarded. Scoutmasters assemble at the camp parade ground for opening ceremonies at 1 30 p.m. Explorer Scouts will aid under Howard Weaver commissioner for exploring. More than 200 scouts expected, first rally of its type in many years.
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Fechanicville
Saratoga County
Camp Saratoga
George Vanson
Camp Parade
Howard Weaver
Grandmother of Mayor Kelleher Dies at Home
Mrs Helen Kelleher 87 widow of William Kelleher and mother of Mayor Neil W Kelleher died after a long illness at her Loudonville residence 371 Loudonville Rd She was born in Waterford December 8 1872 and lived in Troy most of her life Survives include two daughters a son Fred Jr and 13 grandchildren Funeral services will be at John J Seavidge Funeral Home and St Augustine Church with interment in St Marys Cemetery Waterford.
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Walter Joba
Ohio University
Linda’ Kellogg
Central Nurses
Welfare Island
Leon Lard Kellogg
Wetsel Manor
James Furlong
Ale
Michael’ Mohan
Lansing
oMr
T'S. Ryan
Andrew
Ryan
Michael
Deborah
Marilyn Ellison
Geneseo
Patricia Polnak
Waterford
Florence Ryan
William Ryan
Stillwater
Helen Kelleher
Grand
Neil W. Kelleher
St.’ Augustine's
Mom Kelleher
Lansingburg
Daugh
Owen A. Cartwright
Loudonville
Frank Beaudoin
Fred Jr .Kelleher
Dren
Kelleher
Cornelius J. Kelleher
William F. Kelleher
Cornelius
the Record Newspapers
John J. Seavidge
4Th Ave
St. Augustine's ‘Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Alco shifts diesel engine shop from Schenectady to Auburn
Alco completes transfer of its diesel-engine shop from Schenectady to Auburn, consolidating locomotive production at the Schenectady facility. The move reflects a broader reevaluation of the company’s contract value and shop allocations.
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Alco
Schenectady
Au Burn
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Ginger
High School Honor Society
Mrs
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Stillwater United Church
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Clyde Hinckley
Women’s Society
Ralph Mitchell
John Bradley
Petet de Keade
Earl Lane
Edward Howe
Walter Church
Edward Gilgallon
Clarence Payne
Alvin Hart Fire Department
Steven’ Ropitzky
Walter
la’ Barge
Charles Scheweder
Steven Ropitzky
Thomas Vane
Richard Dalaba
W. Drombecki
Walter la Barge
Charles‘ Scheweder
Robert Scales
Felix’ Farrino
Robert.Case
Fi. Mead
Dayton
Case
Hudson Avenue
Janice Kellogg
State University At
Plattsburgh
Leonard Kellogg
Barbara Abel
Marguerite Hansen
Fred Decateau
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Harold Butler
Hemstreet Park
Marie Gorsky
Mry
Alte
Anthony Gorsky
George. van Vranken
Lisa
Glens Falls
Elting Doughty
Lake Street
Charles Steadman
S. Hudson Avenue
Harold Steadman
East ‘Side
Robert Smith
Shirley Smith
Jay Smodel
Peter de
MW. Williams
Charles Gagne
Spring St
Schuylerville
Victory Mills
Notre Dame Des Lourdes Church
Leo H. Paradis
Virginia Seney
Gagine
Gagne
Richard C. .Debus
R. C. Debus
Speigletown Group
Clifton Park
Vischer Ferry Fire Auxiliary
Saratoga
Augustus
Area County Scouts
Youngs Expert Service
Pawling Ave
Thursay
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