Ford Dealers Push 1968 Models Amid Local Auto Show
Jim Moore and Bill Giles report from Tarrytown and Mechanicville as Ford dealers unveil 1968 models, tout dealer stock and sales plans. Ford workers and Pontiac staff describe brisk showings, awards, and a Punt Pass Kick contest for youths while noting showroom attendance, warranties, and used-car activity at Knowles Pontiac, Whitbeck’s, and Dunning Buick locations.
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Jim Moore
Bill Giles
Forded New Products School
Tarry
Bob Pierson
Ford Motor Co
Kennedy
Tn Tarrytown
Alice Supervisors
Nelflair
Pytler
LaCosta
Carlstarrytown
Calif
Detroit
Ford
M. S
Matt
McLaughlin
McLaugh
Jin
Mechanicville
Ford Dealers of America
National Football League
Little League Field
Bob Boyle
Whitbeck’'s
Chrysler-Plymouth-Troy
Jack DeLong
Samaritan Hospital
Ken Bleibhtrey
Bor
Iams
Ken
Assembly
Ray Hayes
Jim Cullen
Jion
Spurrlows
John Em
Thurlow
Nassau
Northway
Latham
Skip
Toyota
Wassaic School
Tri-Cities
Howard
Bullett
Frank Kenney
DeLong
Autorama
Siv Ig
Chrysler
Buick
Dodge
Italy
Chrysler Motor Corp
Bumstead's
Jack Halton
John Colarusso
John Donahue
Charlie McGarthy
Dunning
Vos Deratzian
Nemith
Watervliet
Bill Hynes
Knowles Pontiac
Tom Ryan
Sibley Chev
Whit Gilligan
Gilligan
Jack McBride
Mackey
Ray Turner
Crandell Sales, Inc
Motors, Wolfert & Pearl Sts
Menands
Texaco
Burl Bahrét
Man Car Wash
Ferry St
Hank
Lil Brenner
Homer Jacobs
Hickey Ford
Gales
Jack Green
Jerry Gregory
Bob Tague
Carpenter's
Used Cars
Brad Cooney
Cooney Motors
North
Troy
Reader's Digest eyes mutal fund entry abroad test
The Reader's Digest plans to sell Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund shares in West Germany as a test and may expand to other markets and the United States if successful. Commission arrangements go to the German dealer and the Digest, while the fund itself earns no commission. no U.S. sales are planned yet.
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United States
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
West Germany
Reginald T. Clough
Digest
U.S
Clough
Big Magazine
Canada
Belgium
Italy
Germany
Hesse
U. S
Troy
Loomis-Sayles
Loomis- Sayles
Albany man joins Friendly Ice Cream manager training program
Richard Girard Pierce of Albany has joined the Friendly Ice Cream Manager Training Program and was assigned to the Friendly shop at Troy Plaza on Hoosick Street.
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Richard Girard Pierce
Albany
Troy Plaza
Hoosick Street
Social Security Medical Benefits Explained for Averill Park Resident
A reader from Averill Park asks about supplemental medical benefits under social security. After paying the first $50 each year, the plan pays 80 percent of out patient costs, but not drug costs. The program aims to cover medical expenses outside hospital care.
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Averill Park
Troy
Blair & Co Opens New Albany Area Office
Blair & Co a New York Stock Exchange member opens a Albany office at 1510 Central Avenue. The space doubles previous size and showcases Lectrascan displays with candescent lighting on a dark background for easier reading. Ultron ic Stockmaster quota tion data and Dow Jones news wire connect to New York City. Solid-state Western Union teletype speeds orders. Ample parking and spacious new quarters. Blair staff offer Tri-City investors broad services and information.
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Blair & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Albany
Central Avenue
Blair
New York
Ultronic
Dow-Jones
Western Union
New York City
Tri-City
Williams enters Bridgeport Freshman Class in PE major
Steven Van Buren, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Van Buren of Pleasant Avenue, has entered the Freshman Class at the University of Bridgeport in Bridgeport Conn where he will major in physical education. Miss Gertrude Spoonoggle formerly Schaghticoke has been visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas Arnold and family. Mrs William Burdick and children were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Hiram Palmer at Catskill. Hoosic Valley Central schools were closed Friday for the state teachers convention.
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Steven van Buren
Frank van Buren
Pleasant Avenue
University of Bridgeport
Bridgeport
William Burdick
Jackie
Deena
Dane
Wayne Lee
Phyllis
Darrell
Diane
Hiram Palmer
Cats
Dufresne Funeral Home Repeats Golden Rule Honor
For the fourth consecutive year Dufresne Funeral Home Inc at 216 Columbia Street Cohoes has been accepted for membership by the Order of the Golden Rule. The international group includes about 1,300 funeral firms and requires client approval and professional service standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufresne Funeral Home, Inc
Columbia St
Cohoes
Order of the Golden Rule
Order
On This Day In History Oct 3 1967 Highlights
On this day in history United Press International notes events such as Rebecca Felton becoming the first woman in the U S Senate in 1922, Mussolini’s 1935 attack on Ethiopia, and Khrushchev’s Paris summit remarks in 1960. Emily Post born in 1873. A thought from William Pitt accompanies.
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United Press International
Emily Post
Rebecca Felton
Georgia
Khrushchev
Paris
Eisenhower
Russia
New Textile Labels Guide Aims For Clear Care Terms
Consumers urged to study care labels and support a voluntary industry guide defining washable and machine washable meanings. A Textile Advisory Committee produced a dictionary of labeling terms to replace vague phrases, encouraging shoppers to clip and submit examples.
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Textile Advisory Committee
Democratic Women Plan Tea in Rensselaer County
The Rensselaer County Democratic Women's Club outlines plans for its annual tea and reception for candidates in a meeting at Democratic Headquarters 27 Fourth St tomorrow at 8 p.m. The event is set for Saturday Oct 21 from 3 to P.M. at the Troy Club. Co chairmen Mrs Thomas A Bowen Mrs Justin T Mahoney and Mrs Anthony M Pafundi lead the program. Mrs Kenneth Brockway reports on a rummage sale with a social hour after the meeting run by Mrs Mae Fitzsimmons.
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Rensselaer County
Democratic Women’s Club
Democratic
Fourth St
Troy Club
Thomas A. Bowen
Justin T. Mahoney
Anthony M. Pafundi
Kenneth Brockway
Mae Fitzsimmons
Interlochan
Rebekah Lodge
Averill Park
Noble Grand
Evelyn Hall
Gladys Ploughman
Ann Johnson
Lena Goodermore
Althea Beuhler
Jean Pratt
Pratt
Joof
Miller Hill Pta
Miller Hill Sand Lake Pta
Plans Talk On Blaine Amendment At St Henry's Meeting
St Henry's Rosary Altar Society meets tomorrow at 6 p.m. in St Henry's School. Reverend Thomas H. Kay will conduct the Miraculous Medal Novena followed by a short business meeting. Father Kay will give a Blaine Amendment talk. Mrs Oswald Pare plans seasonal decor and refreshments. All parish women invited with guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Henry’s Rosary Altar Society
St.Henry’s School
Thomas H. Kay
Father Kay
Oswald Pare
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Frank Danton
Whitbeck
Bumstead
William A. Doyle
Jack Goldman
Goldman, Walter & Tillman Advertising Agency, Inc
Richard L. Herb
Mr. Herb
Parsons College
Fairfield
Iowa
New York University
School of Commerce
Vietnam
Marina Iasses
Get
Reader’s Digest
Albany Public Markets
Westgate
William Hoffman
Social Security
Schaghticoke
Katherine Williams
William Pitt
Margaret Dana
Fda
Democratic Women
Leland H. Hill
Rebekahs Elect
Ady
Pioneer
Second St
Trey
Mort
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