Four Hurt In Rt. 67 Accident Near Pine Lake Beach
Four people suffered cuts and abrasions in a one car crash off Route 67 near Pine Lake Beach in Pittstown at about 1 55 a m. The driver Robert W Green 20 of Bennington was cited for speeding and a new container law violation. Passengers were two 17 year old Shaftsbury girls Patricia L Green and Patricia J Sprague and Anthony Lausville 21 of Bennington. All were in satisfactory condition at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge. Deputies said the car skidded 280 feet before leaving the road, downing a guide wire and pole, stopping 30 feet off the road in a field. Vehicle totaled. Green to appear before Pittstown Town Justice. Investigating deputies were Martin Harrington and Richard Harris.
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Vermont
Pittstown
Pine Lake Beach
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Robert W. Green
Bennington
Shaftsbury, Vi
Patricia L. Green
Patricia J. Sprague
Anthony Lausville
Rensselaer
Waterford Rescue Squad Denies Lansingburgh Contract
John White, president of Waterford Rescue Squad, says no contract exists with Lansingburgh for ambulance service and no such agreement is planned. The squad holds contracts with Waterford town and village, and maintains a mutual aid arrangement with Troy Ambulance Service for disaster coverage. The Waterford unit is a volunteer, 24 hour service based on Third Street.
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John White
Waterford Rescue Squad
Lansingburgh
White
Waterford
Troy Ambulance Service Corp
Troy Ambulance Service
Troy
Waterford Squad
Third Street
Junior Museum Announces Winter Hours
The Rensselaer County Junior Museum in Troy announces winter hours. The museum opens Tuesday through Friday from 9 to noon and 1 to 4 pm and weekends from 1 to 4 pm. Exhibits include planetarium live snakes a touch room colonial kitchen early bicycles and geology room.
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Rensselaer County Junior Museum
Second Ave
Troy
Beekeeping Speaker At Retired Men's Fraternity Luncheon
Mrs Roberta Glatz will present an illustrated beekeeping lecture at noon Thursday during the Retired Men's Fraternity luncheon at Schrafft's Motor Inn Albany. She runs three bee yards in Albany County and Rensselaer, attends international beekeeping conventions, and recently interpreted at a Moscow gathering. She is married with four children, daughter of Stanley Van Auken, and teaches German at Bethlehem Central High School after directing language departments at Milne High School.
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Roberta Glatz
Schrafft’s
Motor Inn
Albany
Albany County
Rensselaer
Moscow
Glatz
Stanley van Auken
East Greenbush
State University At Albany
Middlebury College
Goethe University
Frankfort
Germany
Mexico
Bethlehem Central High School
Milne High School
Philip Schuyler
Hackett High Schools
Guild Dinner Marks 125th Baptist Anniversary
Members of St Hildas Guild of St Mark s Episcopal Church Hoosick Falls plan a dinner at Baptist Memorial Hall on Sunday Oct 29 to honor the 125th anniversary of the Baptist Church. Mrs Irving Stevens chairs the dinner committee as previews of the anniversary program are shared at a guild meeting. Further plans set for Oct 23 committee meetings.
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St. Hilda's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Hoosick Falls
Baptist Memorial Hall
Baptist Church
Irving Stevens
Guild
Charles Cornell
Baptist Anniversary Committee
Francis Kasavicha
Victor Barrier
Glen S. Rowland
Forrest E. Danforth
Hugh W.moses
Bids Advertised for Hoosick Recreation Building
Hoosick Town Board will advertise bids for a year round outdoor recreation building at the town athletic field. Two connecting units with a 40 by 42 foot enclosed section include cement floors and steel work. Plumbing heating and electrical work to be bid separately to meet a 120000 dollar estimate. Local matching funds totaling 60000 dollars, including 25000 raised publicly, have been secured.
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Town Board of Hoosick
Barton Avenue
Philip Leonard
Reynolds Foundaton
Town Board
Leo J. Mahara Jr
Edward Donovan
Hoosick Falls
Robert K. Shiland
Parks and Recreation Commission
NEW York
Gov
James F. Sennett
Acney
Reynolds Foundation to fund community building in Hoosick
Strike Totals Jump, representing the Reynolds Foundation, will sign checks from a new checking fund soon. No taxpayer cost as local funds were raised voluntarily. The building will be named for the late Rev. Edith Craig Reynolds of Hoosick and the late William H. Gilchrest, former athletic supervisor at Central School, who planned the project before a January 1971 truck accident in Albany.
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Reynolds Foundation
Edith Craig Reynolds
Hoosick
Wiliam H. Gilchrest
Central School
Gilchrest
Albany
Pottery Exhibit Rescheduled After Rainout at Clover Clutter
An all day pottery demonstration at Clover Clutter Shop on Route 7 was washed out by rain. A new date is set for Saturday from 10 30 a m to 6 p m on the lawn at Hoo sic Four Corners.
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Hoosick Four Corners
Route 7
Dingos Do Not Bark Says Australian Study
Researchers note dingos inhabit plains and forests across Australia. They do not bark but produce yapping sounds and mournful howls resembling coyotes in tone and pattern.
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Australia
Top GOP 3 Leaders to Campaign in Saratoga County
Lt Gov Malcolm Wilson Earl Brydgree and Assembly Speaker Perry Duryea will headline GOP appearances in Saratoga County for the 1972 campaign. Duryea speaks Oct 25 at Chateau De Louis Restaurant, Wilson Oct 28 at Hall of Springs, and Brydges Nov 3 at Clifton Knolls Clubhouse. The trio will campaign for GOP slate on Nov 7.
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Republican Party
Saratoga County
Malcolm Wilson
Earl Brydgee
Perry Duryea
Assembly
W. Donald Carola
William L. Ford
GOP
Duryea
Republican Women's Club
Chateau de Louis
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Junior Museum
EYL
Coast Guard
Morgenthau
Henry Morgenthau Jr
U.S. Treasury
Port of
Governors ‘Island
Home Entertainment
Duchess Gas Range
Hoosick Street
Troy Plaza
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