DAR Chapter Reports on State Conference and Plans
Cambridge Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its regular meeting led by regent F Donald Plewelling. Mrs. Edward J. Schneider reported on the New York State Conference in Syracuse and represented Cambridge as an alternate. The group approved the 1977-78 budget and discussed a spring bus trip to Radio City Music Hall.
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Cambridge
Daughters of the American Revolution
Edward J. Schneider
New York
Crossnore
N.C
John A. Hampton
Plewelling
Radio City Music Hall
New City
William Rennstiel
National Defense
U.S
Petersburg Community Notices Summary
Voter registration in Town Board Room Veterans Memorial Hall Saturday 1 to 9 p.m. Town Board to meet tonight at 7 30 p.m. Oyster supper Oct 22 5 to 7 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Hall. Navy recruit Bob Hill home on leave from basic training in Orlando will report to Norfolk and serve aboard the USS Dwight Eisenhower. Story Hour for K through 7th grade runs 4 to 5 p.m. Mondays at Max Hall Berlin.
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Veterans Memorial Hall
Joan Watrous
New York State Assessors Association
Trinkus Manor Inn
Oriskany
Petersburg United Methodist Church
Bob Hill
Andrew Hill
Navy
Orlando
Florida
Norfolk
Dwight Eisenhower
Story Hour
L.A.H. Club
Max Hall
Berlin Seventh Day Baptist Church
Main Street
Berlin
Petersburg Community Activities and Library Displays
Kindergarten to third grade Story Hour led by Mrs. C Rex Burdick offers Bible stories songs worship and crafts. Older students meet for fellowship prayer worship projects and daily relation with God with Mrs. Paul L Greene leading I Am His Club. Berlin Free Town Library librarian Irene Greene announces October fire prevention month display prepared by the Berlin Volunteer Fire Company. New books added in September.
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C. Rex Burdick
God
Paul L. Greene
Berlin
Irene Greene
Berlin Free Town
County GOP advises on voter registration for fall election
Saratoga County Republican Committee releases guidance on voting eligibility for the general election on November 8. Election Commissioner Joseph Scranton notes requirements: 18 years old, U.S. citizen, residency in registering town. Registration is possible at the Ballston Spa Board of Elections before October 29, absentee options exist for those away or ill. Registration day is Saturday 1 pm to 9 pm at local polling places.
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Ballston Spa
Saratoga County Republican Committee
Joseph Scranton
Saratoga County
Board of Elections
Hoosick
Larry Murphy
Saratoga County Airport Dedication Sunday Ceremony
William Hennessey will speak at 2 p.m. dedication of the Saratoga County Airport in Ballston Spa. The event features airplane rides, Mohawk Soaring Club gliders, scale models, restored antiques, a State Police helicopter, and displays. Improvements worth $600,000 include runway and driveway repaving and other repairs.
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Ballston Spa
William Hennessey
State Department of Transportation
Saratoga County
Saratoga Springs
Tom Clements
County Transportation Committee
Mohawk Soaring Club
Blood pressure clinic postponed to Saturday
The General Schuyler Emergency Squad postpones its monthly blood pressure clinic to Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon at the Ferry Street squad rooms. It is sponsored by the American Heart Association and open to the public, delayed due to bicentennial activities.
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Schuylerville
Ferry Street
The
American Heart Association
Squad
Hoosick Falls Historian Honored for 200th Battle Effort
Hoosick Falls town historian Christina Stevens received a plaque for organizing the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Bennington and the appearance of the Brigade of the American Revolution at Bennington Battlefield Park Walloomsac. The plaque was presented by Town Supervisor Raymond Calhoun at the Monday town board meeting.
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Hoosick Falls
Christina Stevens
Hoosick
Bennington
Bennington Battlefield Park
Walloomsac
Raymond E. Calhoun
Rensselaer County Regional Services Center
Church Street
Village to Buy Clark Thorpe Parking Lot for 38000
Hoosick Falls votes to pay 38000 to purchase the Clark Thorpe parking lot. Mayor Donald Bogardus says rumors of costs over 50000 are unfounded and notes the deal includes blacktopping sidewalk and a retaining wall plus the land behind the firehouse.
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Hoosick Falls
Clark Thorpe
Donald Bogardus
Thorpe
Bogardus
Patrie Chevrolet
Valley Falls Rider Competes At Quarter Horse Congress
Ohio bound VALLEY FALLS Bob DeLorenzo travels to Columbus for the 11th Annual Quarter Horse Congress Roping Classic from October 15 to 24. The event features 58 entrants in DeLorenzo’s field and a purse over $10,000. The Congress also offers lectures demonstrations and an auction along with horse shows and riding demonstrations.
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Valley Falls
Bob DeLorenzo
Columbus
Ohio
DeLorenzo
Jermain Church to Hold Community Chicken Barbecue
White Creek notices the Jermain Church and Hall hosting a chicken barbecue this Saturday at 5 p.m. at the community hall.
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White Creek
Jermain Church
Berlin man in fair condition after hit run crash
A 38 year old Berlin resident was listed in fairly good condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a 12 30 am Saturday head on collision on Route 22 near Goodwell Road. Deputies identified the injured driver as David Careau of Berlin and said the Crandell owned car fled the scene and was reported stolen.
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Berlin
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Rensselaer County Sheriff's Deputies
David Careau
P.O. Box 49
Route 22
Goodwell Road
David H. Crandell
Crandell
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National
Washington, D.C
ABC Television
Petersburg
GOP
Chicago
Amtrak
Albany-Rensselaer
Springfield
Boston
Montreal
Detroit Note
Afternet
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Cleveland
Patrie
Rolf M. Sternberg
Pittstown
Gary D. Hall
Albany College of Pharmacy
Grafton
Grafton Centre Cemetery Association
William O'Dell
Babcock Lake Road
Fairmont
Jack Byrne Ford
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