Season Opens At Y M C A
The Troy Central Y M C A boys department opened its fall and winter program with an open house featuring games, swimming and motion pictures. About 150 boys attended as they competed with buddies. events included track, skills, com mando course, riflery, darts, checkers and caroms. A luncheon followed and Albert Shapiro outlined the year’s schedule with weekly times for Preps, Cadets, Juniors and employed boys groups.
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Troy Central Y. M. C. A
Lavoptik Eyedrop Mixture Aids Irritated Eyes
Advert claims Lavoptik a boric acid based mixture relieves tired inflamed itching and sticky eyes. Promoted as soothing for granulated eyelids with a money back guarantee and wide customer praise over 25 years.
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Optik
Lavoptia
YMCA Camp Plans for Boys Lead to Saturday Program
A proposed program for skilled boys to assist in class work and tumbling. Beginners swim lessons run 2 to 3 pm Saturdays at the Y pool. A boxing group and other classes to be announced. An all day Saturday program includes crafts, luncheon, moving pictures, and swimming. Paul K. Braddon leads gym activities and a leaders group. Helpers include A James McCracken, Harry Chinchin jan, William Taylor, Bernard, William Newton, Edward Atkinson, and Eugene Owens. Shark swimming test survivors from Camp Van Schoonhoven serve as lifeguards.
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Paul KE. Braddon
A. James McCracken
Harry Chinchinjan
William Taylor
van Schoonhoven
Bernard
William Newton
Edward Atkinson
Eugene Owens
Camp
VanSenoonhoven
County 4-H Members Attend District Meeting in Albany
Rensselaer County will be represented at a district 4-H meeting in Albany at the Wellington Hotel all day. Albert Hoefer leads the state 4-H talk on wartime club work with wider program planning across five regional sessions. County officials Samuel B. Dorrance Florence H. Thayer and Mildred H. Craib will attend as execut ive committee chairs. Joseph Dunwoody spoke at a Delaware & Hudson railroad M C A conference in Albany on public relations.
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Rensselaer County
Wellington
Albany
Albert Hoefer
New York State
Samuel B. Dorrance
Florence H. Thayer
Mildred H. Craib
Berlin
County Club
Dunwoody Spears
Joseph Dunwoody
The
Troys
M C. A
Delaware & Hudson Territory
DeWitt Clinton
Dunwoody
Valley Falls Church Groups Plan Meetings and Events
Valley Falls The Young Adult Group meets at the Methodist Church this evening at 7 30 pm 1 Friday. The Intermediate Girls Missionary Group gathers at the parsonage. The Thursday Evening Group of the Women’s Society meets at Mrs Leighton Boom’s home at 8 pm. The men’s Methodist clam chowder supper is planned for Wednesday Oct 13 from 4 30 pm onward. A windshields windbreak glass claim notes no silica and resists rain or snow.
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Valley Falls
Methodist
George Morse
Women's Society of Christian Workers
Leighton Boom
Methodist Church
Night of the Haskell School event announced for Oct 13
Lansingburg area parents learn at a PTA meeting that the Night of the Haskell School will be held at 8 pm on October 13 at the school with Joseph A. McCormick in charge. Membership drive runs through October 15 and a covered dish luncheon is planned for October 26 at 1 30 pm at Mrs. James B. Lloyd’s home.
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Haskell
Haskell School Parent-Teacher Association
Joseph A. McCormick
William Cavin
Haskell Parent- Teacher Association
William A. Degener
James B. Lloyd
Sixth Avenue
Marvin F. Brown
Raymond F. Foster
Parent-Teacher Association
Thomas A. Knickerbocker Junior High School
Congress Street
Knickerbocker School
Mothers’ Club
St. Augustine’s School
Roy Baldwin
Plan Your Lives Sage Students Told by President
Miss Helen M. McKinstry acting president of Russell Sage College urged students to prepare for future vocations. She spoke at chapel on being alive, urging effort, self expansion, and belief that many women will work outside the home after the war. She warned that fewer marriages may occur as many men may not return.
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Helen M. McKinstry
Russell Sage College
Gift of God to Be Spent in Worthwhile Activity
The message urges making the most of life and not wasting time. It speaks of life being precious and thrilling, urging full, conscious engagement rather than half realized effort. It emphasizes seizing the present moment and pursuing meaningful activity.
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Y.M.C.A
Albert Shapiro
Sicily
4-H
Galbraith
NEA Service. Inc
T. M. Reg
U.S. Health Dept
H. Eddy
Troy
WARDS
U.S.P
BEXEL
Bezel
Squibb Brewer’s Yeast
Squibb’s Yeast
Menands
N. Y
Lansingburg
Sage
Merchants’ Bureau
Retail Merchants’ Bureau
Hendrick Hudson
James McKiernan
Atric
Inglime Tor Beverwyck Beer
Creem Ale
Severwyck Breweries, Inc
Algany, N. Y
Montgomery Ward
Albany-Troy Road
N. Broadway
N. Pearl St
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