Patriotic Parade Draws Hundreds in Saratoga Springs
About 500 people lined Broadway in Saratoga Springs for a patriotic parade supporting the Vietnam war effort. Veterans groups from across Saratoga County marched with bands Green Sabres and Hurricane, as flags waved in bright sunshine amid a few protestors. Lt. John Parks praised public support and urged honorably finishing the conflict, with several local officials and veterans delivering remarks.
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Saratoga Springs
Vietnam
Saratoga County
Green Sabres
Schuylerville
Hurricane
Spa City
Marine Corps League of Watervliet
Saratoga Lodge of Elks
Greenfield Fire Co
Saratoga Springs Fire N Dept
Boy Scouts
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Old Guard Association of
U.S
Zoning Board to Decide on Clifton Park Medical Building
Clifton Park Town Zoning Board will hear Dr Arthur W Gotts of Clifton Knolls to build a medical facility at Route 146 Moe Road corner. Site is bounded by Route 146 state land Hugh Lehmann and Moe Road. J Howard Barrett chairs meeting.
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Arthur W. Gotts
Clifton Knolls den
Moe Road
Clifton Park
State
Hugh Lehmann
J. Howard Barrett
Nevins and Myers mark 25th wedding anniversary
Schuylerville residents Mr and Mrs Roy Myers observed their 25th wedding anniversary on Wednesday. They run Falver's Newsroom. Mrs Myers formerly Alice Vargis of Shenandoah PA. Mr Myers is a Schuylerville native.
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Roy Myers
Falver
Myers
Alice Vargis
Shenandoah
Schuylerville
Shirley Hammond
Deans Corners
Ralph Hammond
Daniel Preve
George Stammond
Hamond
G. Thomas Rutter
Paul Nagarenko
Us.n
Prank Cher
Fleet Tactical Support Squadron
Charles Galls
Hessian Drive
Thomas J. Clancy
Olive Jackson
John Martinovich
Former Florist and Ex Chief Davies Dies at 67
Russell J. Davies, 67, of RD 3 Greenwich, a former florist on Main Street and ex chief of police for Greenwich village, died after a brief illness at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge. He lived in Greenwich 30 years and owned Davies Florist Shop. He had worked as a custodian for Greenwich Central School. Survivors include wife Florence Barber Davies, a son in Bloomington Indiana, a daughter in Greenwich, two brothers, a sister, and three grandsons. Funeral at Garrett Funeral Home Greenwich at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev John B Columbus officiating. entombment in Greenwich Cemetery vault.
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Russell J. Davies
Greenwich
Main Street
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Poultney
Mr. Davies
Davies
Greenwich Central School
Syracuse University School of Forestry
Centenary Methodist Church
Florence Barber Davies
Russell E. Davies
Bloomington
Ind
Robert McKernon
William Davies
East Greenwich
Raymond Davies
Fayetteville
Harold Belden
Putnam Station
Garrett Funeral Home
John B. Columbus
Glens Falls Woman Dies Of Injuries
Miss Barbara Constantine of Glens Falls died at Glens Falls Hospital from injuries received Wednesday when struck by a car along Corinth Road in Queensbury. Kenneth Dickinson of Fort Edward was driving the car. She sustained skull and leg fractures. State Police investigated. no charges filed.
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Barbara Constantine
Glens Falls
Miss Constantine
Corinth Road
Queensbury
Kenneth Dickinson
Fort Edward
Pam
Powers of
South Glens Falls
Lt J Richard Serbu Awarded Wings In Vietnam Era
Second Lt. Richard J. Serbu son of Mr and Mrs Walter Serbu Schuylerville has been awarded U.S. Air Force silver pilot wings after graduating at Craig AB Alabama. Following aircrew training at Elgin AFB Florida he will report to Tan Son Nhut AB Vietnam as a pilot with Pacific Air Forces. He was commissioned in 1966 after graduating Schuylerville High School and SUNY Potsdam with a B A in 1966. He is married to Carolyn Crarciaglino of Schenectady.
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Richard J. Serbu
Walter ¥. Serbu
Schuylerville
U.S. Air Force
Craig Apb
Ala
Elgin Afb
Fla
Tan Son Nhut AB
Vietnam
Pacific Air Forces
Schuylerville High School
County Courthouse Sought For Museum
The New York State Historical Trust proposed renovating the old County Courthouse buildings in Lake George for a historic museum and scientific development. Supervisor Charles Fo Thaw Jey said Warren County will hire a professional planner and designate a representative to liaise with the village and town boards.
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New York State Historical Trust
Lake George
Charles Fo Thaw
Jey
Warren County
Auto Crash Hospitalizes Area Woman
Mrs. Fredericka Beurer, 67, of Rock City Falls, was treated at Saratoga Springs Hospital for a broken collar bone after her husband Gottlieb Beurer, 64, lost control driving east on Route 29 in Milton Town, went off the road, down an embankment, and the car rested atop two boulders. They were removed by passing motorist. he was X-rayed and released. State Police Trooper D J Dyer investigated. accident occurred at 8 a m Saturday.
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Fredericka Beurer
Rock City Falls
Saratoga Springs Hospital
Gottlieb Beurer
Route
Milton
Bearer
D. J. Dyer
Malta State Police
Hadassahs To Present First Myrtle Wreath Award
Mrs A Howard Silverman announces eight Hadassah chapters in the Capital District will vie for the Myrtle Wreath Achievement Award at a Wednesday Albany event in the Schine Ten Eyck Hotel. Participating chapters include Glens Falls Albany Amsterdam Colonie Gloversville Saratoga Springs Schenectady and Troy. Principal speaker is Mrs Hugh Salpeter national secretary and membership chairman who has strong Zionist credentials.
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A. Howard Silverman
Glens Falls
New York State
Hadassah
Capital
Herman Levine
Saratoga Springs
Alexander A. Rothschild
Albany
Silverman
Ernest N. Brewer
Jay Schrechter l
Schenectady
Hugh Salpeter
Sal
Youth Killed By Arrow in Cornwall NY
CORNWALL NY UPI Christian Zayas 17 of Cornwall was killed Friday by a hunting arrow fired by a friend. State Police said four teens were in a field off Orrs Mills Road at 1 30 PM when the arrow struck Zayas about 30 feet away. The shooter, whose name is withheld due to age, was charged with juvenile delinquency second degree manslaughter.
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Cornwall
UPI
Christian Zayas
Newburgh
Zayas
Orrs Mills Road
Slaughter
Obituary for Robert L. Germain Jr in Cambridge NY area
Robert L. Germain Jr. 22, of Academy Street Cambridge died Saturday evening at Mary McClellan Hospital after an extended illness. Native of Hoosick Falls he lived in Cambridge six years. Survived by his father Robert L. Germain Sr. of Cambridge, mother Elsie Hunt Brown of Cambridge, three sisters Mrs. Matthew Osgood of Capitol, Miss Janet Brown of Cambridge, Mrs. Anthony Gazette of Manchester Depot,WI, and grandmother Mrs. Lloyd Germain of Schenectady. Funeral by Charles A. Ackley Funeral Home Cambridge with Rev. Robert Crawford officiating. Interment Island Hill Cemetery Buskirk.
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Robert L. Germain Jr
Academy Street
Cambridge
Mary McClellan Hospital
Hoosick Falls
Germain
Robert L. Germain Sr
Elsie Hunt Brown
Matthew Osgood
County School Board Group To Convene
The Warren County School Boards Association opens its first meeting of the year on Thursday at the Colonial Arms in Warrensburg. A New York State School Boards Association representative will discuss the implications of the Taylor Act.
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Warren County School Boards Association
Colonial Arms
Warrensburg
New York State School Boards Association
Settlement in Girl’s Dog Bite Case for 3750 Dollars
A Brunswick girl, Christine Brenenstahl, 16, settled her injuries from two German shepherd dogs named Wolf and Fang that attacked her near her home on May 1, 1965. The claim against neighbor Steven Triantafillou was approved by Supreme Court Justice T. Paul Kane for 3750 dollars, with attorneys Morton D. Shulman and James T. Viger for the plaintiff.
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Brunswick
Rensselaer
Samaritan Hospital
Walter Meeler
Steven Triantafillou
Supreme Court
Morton D. Shulman
James T. Viger
Miss Brenenstuhl
Bridge Hands By Jacoby Ak WeTs Q172 And Q1753
Bridge column by Jacoby discusses two hands labeled Q172 and Q1753. It analyzes bidding and play, offering insights into typical Jacoby conventions and strategic choices for competitive bridge. The piece focuses on hand evaluation, contract prospects, and tactical considerations.
Enthusiastic bridge player misbids and misplays discussed
Oswald and Jim dissect a bridge hand where a weak two spade opening leads to a seven spade contract via Blackwood. They note overbid tendencies, misbids, and misplays by South and North, and discuss how partner raises and underbids influence outcomes.
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Oswald
Jim
South
Blackwood
Hmiss
North
Transit Unit Dines Today at Crossroads Restaurant
Tau Alpha Sigma Chapter of Delta Nu Alpha the national transportation fraternity meets at the Crossroads Restaurant in Latham. Dinner is served at 6:15 pm with the meeting at 7:4 pm. Robert F. Reed, chairman of the Standing Rate Committee for the New York Motor Carrier Conference, Inc., will present a review of New York State intrastate rate making bureau. There will be no meeting in December, announced Thomas E. Raymond, president.
Sergeant Major of Huge Marine Corps Leader in Capitol Hill Ties
The ex Trojan sergeant major of the Marine Corps, famed for swift decisions and fairness, earned praise from lawmakers. A veteran of World War II and Korea, he helped change Vietnam transfer notice procedures for families. He and his wife Dorothy live in Arlington with two children.
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Confessessor
Troy Area
Herbert J. Sweet
Hidley Road
Record Newspapers
Marine Corps
Carleton J. King
Capitol
Washington, D.C
Huge
S McKusick
Fferbert J. Sweet
U.S. Marine Corps
Troy
Capitol Hill
Congressional
House
Korea
Sth Marine
Phillippines
3Rd ‘Marines
Far East
Ser ‘Geant
Vietnam
Greene Ie
Kathleen Maria
Michael Joseph
Arlington, Va
Television Stolen and Recovered In Mooradian Incident
A television valued at 179.50 was stolen from Mooradian's Modern Home Inc after a break in shortly after 12:30 a.m. A blue sweater and dark pants described the thief, who was later found the Maiden Lane area and turned over to Central Police Station by Sgt Ronald Desnoyers. The building was secured by owner Myron Mooradian. Police identified officers George Dodge and George Hope on the investigation. In other news, nurse educators Marjorie Keenan and Jean Campbell, among six named consultants to the Albany Regional Medical Program, will advise on nursing participation in a federally funded plan.
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Troy
Mooradian
Modern Home, Inc
Maiden Lane
Ronald
Desnoyers
Central
Myron Mooradian
Marjorie A. Keenan
Russell Sage College
Jean Campbell
Skidmore College Department of Nursing
Albany
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U.S. Navy
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Congress Park
Parks
Walter Serbo
Saratoga, Springs
James A. Murphy
Joseph F. DiMaggio
St Peter's Church
Spa
Richard A. Clark
A. W. Nevins
Re J. Serbu
Ais Reaupshs Sbuy
Mike’s Submarines
Watervliet
St. Bon
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Talhyinetornbe Rt
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Uts
Hadassahs
County School Board
Jacoby
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Kobe
West Wind
Ecu
Classified AD Service
the Record Newspapers
Barurdey
Lord Newspapers
Burea
France
Sweet
Harold J.nash
Whidley Rd
Sacrted Heart School
Catholic
Central High School
Dorothy Marlin
Nora McCloskey
Main Ave
Wynantskill
Street
Marine Corps Headquarters
Marine
21St Marines
3Rd Marine Division
Bougainville
Iwo Jima
Des. Rroyers
George E. Dodge
George A. Hope
Molson
Canada
Molson Breweries Limited
Montreal
ESKA
Charm Beauty Salon
Troy Ashley
Rothbard’s
S&h
Omee Bam
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