Amateurs No Danger To Animals In Wildlife Debate
On expert word, hunting will still be limited to real hunters and deer moose will not face mass slaughter. Officials warn duck and turkey hunting may change with season, but overall wildlife safety remains a priority. Wynantsville Reformed Church plans a turkey supper Wednesday at 6 30 pm open to the public.
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Washington
Don
Stony Lloyd Swift
Boresk Service
Wilitim Winnen
Allen Mi Wainy
Wynantshill Reformed Chitech
Vanderheyden Hall Trains Children for Citizenship
Vanderheyden Hall houses 178 dependent children from infancy to adulthood, offering medical care, food, and education. The facility teaches carpentry, sewing, meals, and vegetable gardening, with activities in plays, sports, and community service through groups like Camp Fire Girls and Roy Scouts, funded by the Community Chest.
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Vanderheyden Mall
Childeen Iy Community Tela
Schoo da
Luis
Finn
Roy
Vanderinyden
Vanderheyden
Me Camp Fire Girls
Roy Seauls
Sea
Oey
Frog Girl Listed in College Who's Who
Mind Lois Hutchinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson of Albany, is named among 16 members of the Class of 1947 in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. She is a Beta Zeta alumna secretary and Intergroup Council chair, majoring in mathematics with a minor in English, pursuing a bachelor of arts degree.
Mountain View unit meeting highlights furniture refinishing tour
East Side Mrs Alfred E Allen led a Lae Mountain View Home Bureau Unit meeting at Mrs G Raymond Dearstyne s home with a rehab tray and small chest on display. Mrs Carrier spoke on the luncheon and Friendship Market at the YWCA Mas Prefontaine was named chair of the nomination committee aided by Goard and Morand for spring elections. A Christmas party planning committee was formed. Lesson calendar listed Oct 15 refinishing, Oct 18 refinishing, Oct 20 lawn and craft, and Oct 30 clothing clinic at the YWCA. Next meeting set for Nov 4 at Mrs Della Grathier s home with Joyd Dean and Deutsch as hostesses. A social period followed with travel photos by Mrs Linus Thrasher. Personal notices mention Mr and Mrs Fred Quickenton returning from Washington. Firemen 14 meet scheduled for Monday at 8 pm. The MountView Volunteer Fire Co president reports the new clubhouse progress and expected occupancy around Thanksgiving. A card and game party will be hosted by the Women s Auxiliary on Oct 18 at 8 pm with chairs for cards and refreshments. Initiatory degree work in Albin Lodge of Odd Fellows featured dignitaries, with plans for conferring of the flat. Visitors from Troy area attended.
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East Side
Alfred E. Allen
Lae
Mountain View Home Bureau
G. Raymond Dearstyne
Mountain View Avenue
Mal
George [. Carrier
Yw.c.a. Mas
Leon I. Prefunthine
Garrie Goard
Rene Morand
Shria
John Uley
Chastraany
Andrew P. Stngeon
Donald J. Pitcher
Prefontaine
Muelid Avenue
Carrie
Tower Avenue
J. Burnap
Miller Avenue
Linus Thrasher
New England States
Fred Quickenton
Spring Avenue
Washington, D. C
Mountain View
Women’s Auxiliary
Laé
Ite
District No. 1
Revnawick
Sean E. Prefontaine
T. J. Burnap
Timothy Marie
C. My Beutsch
Ty Agmangenanta
Francis Anery
Ray Alarday
Burnap
Williams Alumni Gather For Victory Homecoming Event
About 2,000 Williams College alumni return to the campus for a two day Victory Homecoming marking the first since World War II. Convocation in Chapin Hall opens the event, with Army and Navy dignitaries to receive honorary degrees for wartime contributions.
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Willams College
Williamstown
Lunia
Chapin Hall
Army
Manning
Williams
Thompson Chapel
Paint Dealers Meet in Troy Monday
Paint and wall paper dealers from Troy to Albany and Schenectady will gather Monday at 8 p m in Room 201 of The Hendrick Hudson for the district group’s opening meeting. A report on national wholesaler meetings in Chicago last week will be included after a 6 30 p m supper at the church.
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Troy
Albany, Schenectady
Vicinity
Hendrick Hudson
Chicago
Troy Priest Named Aid To Chancellor Troy Priest Named Aid To Chancellor
A batch of church staffing moves announced by Bishop Qlbhand recounts revivals and new posts across Albany Schenectady and Glens Falls. Father Jones, born in St Marys and longtime St Patricks parish resident, is named assistant at St Josephs Albany with prior service since 1845.
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Mev
Jann Ly Jongs
Rosin
Roy. Jamoa
Kelly
Frankefort
Howard C. Mulcahy
Trofin
Nasistante
St. Incis de Sales Chives Bay
Rahart J. Crow
SS Peter's
Navy Chaphils
Marine Corps
Pasci Aves
Atielste Ant
James
Albany
Arnold J. English
Titan
Bl. Joseph's
Edward Smith
Newman All
Mary Jamaculate
Francis X. Ryans
St. Panul the Apostle's Church
St. John the Evangelist
Sehonectids Rey
Thomas J. Quinn
St. Helen's
Behenectady
Williams A Reown
Sts. Peter and Paul's
Frankfort
Joseph A. Honan
St 'S
Amsterdam
Philip A. Grady
SS Mary's
Onoonty
Anthony C. Adams
St. Patrick's, Cohoe
Jol G. O'Grady
Glens Falls
Joseph P. Gamanna
Mr. Carmel
Schenectady
Father Jones
St. Mary's Parish
St. Patrick's Parish
Jane M. Jones
Sixth Avenue
John Li Jones
St. Peter's School
Catholic Central High School
Siena College
Burns Club Group To Elect Officers
The Troy Burns Club Auxiliary meets at 8 pm to elect new officers and induct a class of prospective members. Miss MacClellan presents the second talk on Robert Munns while committee chairs include Mrs. Lang and Miss Lois MacClellan.
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Burns Club Group
Troy Burns Club
Alice M. Lang
Mie
Ivan Liscom
Lois MacClellan
Mya
James Bowman
Seatland
Final Decree Granted in Beaudoin Divorce Case
Supreme Court Justice Willan A. May signs a final decree of divorce to Mary Beaudoin from Arthur Beaudoin. Mary Beaudoin was represented by David Rosenicla. documents filed in the County Clerk's office.
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Supreme Court
Willan A. May
Mary
Beaudoin
Arthurr Beaudoin
David Rosenicla
Committees Named for Election by Wichita Cadets
At the Senior Company meeting of the Wichita Cadets held on Glen Avenue the nominating committees were named. The Pegler committee includes Pay, chalitany David A Weleng, Leland Weily, Earl W. Robiland and Edward J. Webster. The opposition panel features William Birkby as chairman with Simmett T. Cathy Av E Wenthick Frud HH Remaine and Water Syreat. The group plans to resume the Gall sterily efforts. Jim Mealy was named chairman of a committee to solicit for aneh on sffair scan, aided by Birkby, Edward J. Huth, Michaul J. Lee, Dennis yah and James W. Carter. The Senior Company voted to contribute to the Company Chest. Emmit T. Cullin, commanding Company 1, 195th Tnmulex, the junior company of the Trichils Cadets at Saipan, was appointed acting secretary to replace Roland H. Fisher, who resigned to accept a Regular Army commission. Fay, captain of Company Dy Sue jond Regiment, Sufe Guard, announced Wat James E. M. Poupart has accepted a commission as lieutenant in Company D to succeed Fisher. Poupart left Yin SHO with the 103th Infantry and was a sergeant in Company D before transferring to the para Magpers. A buffet luncheon was served under the supervision of Albert J. Cunvan, with four new members admitted.
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Wichita Cadets
Tame
Glen Avenue
Jesse N. Slattery
Way
Pegler
Alot
B. Pay
Chalitany David A Weleng
Leland
Weily
Earl W. Robilind
Eiward J. Webster
Willian Birkby
Chinrman
Simmett T. Cathy
Av E Wenthick
Frud
Xigup
Jim Mealy
Chiaman
Imnee
Aneh
Sffair
Birkby
Edward J. Huth
Michaul J. Leemaestra
Dennis Yah
James W. Carter
Compaimly
Emawit T. Cullin
Tnmulex
Trichils Cadets
Saipan
Roland H. Fisher
Fay
Fay, Captain of Company Dy Sue Jond Regiment, Sufe Guard
James E. M. Poupart Jhas
Ulone
Fisher
Poupart
Yin Sho
103Th Infantry
Para Magpers
Albert J. Cunvan
Valley Falls Students Stage Assembly With Two Skits
Valley Falls school held an assembly at the town hall featuring two skits. The first, Young Author Distress, celebrated Columbus Day with a student chorus performing. Cast included May Williams Kenneth Moore John Madigan Lorna Downing Margaret O Connor Theodore Rath Thomas Beeralt and Dorothy Ryan.
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Gr Central Sennaton
Thoreday
Conpiminily
Malley Falls
Columbua iDay
May Williabis
Kenneth Moore
John Madigan
Lorna Downing
Wedding Gift Presented at Methodist Church Luncheon
At Magee Methodist Church in Wadhostnay on Wednesday afternoon a luncheon meeting of Group 7 hosted an event on behalf of the Arty Moe. Dav Anderson presented a gift to Mrs Henry Lettingwell in honor of her wedding anniversary.
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Air
Viola Shriver
Tigheland Avenuy
Wadhostnay Ib
SL. Magee Methodist Church
Wetnes
The
Arty
Moe
Dav Anderson
Henry Lettingwell
Ann Yaris
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