Polish-American Club Fundraiser Dinner at 507 First St
The Polish-American Club hosts a dinner today from 2 to 5 PM and 5 to 8 PM at 507 First Street. The women’s auxiliary of the club oversees serving duties with Dary Shevy as auxiliary president and Mm John Washock as chairman. Tickets will be sold at the event.
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Dary Shevy
John Washock
Women's Auxiliary
Bers
1St St. Tickels
Doar
Women's Guild
Blooming Grove
Defreestville Fire Dept
Carl King
Lester McKay
Bell Top School Assn
Lea Haker
William Mayer
Kingston D'Arcy
Defreestville ‘Dandies 440
Crooked Lake
Averill Park
Rensselaer County
Patricia Krug
Patricia Sager
Hell Top
Unicef
Jane Sliter
Unicef Committee
Bell Top
Tomarrow
Michael Grady
Concord
Nrl
Anthony Fanasa
Mary Cavana
Thomas Cavana
Staten Island
Joseph Farrara
Chubich
Duane Parks
Candace
Chris
John Warrington
Rotterdam
Robert Gibbons
Lauri
Gayle
Mys
Nelson Basset
Sault Cambridge
Sharks Are Not All Dangerous Says Britannica Item
The article notes summer shark scares along the eastern coast and bites, but says many sharks, including common scavengers that follow ships, are harmless. It explains cartilage backbones, rows of teeth, general coloration, sizes from one foot to 70 feet, and cautions about the man eater roaming tropical waters. It lists trivia questions and local community notices about events at Blooming Grove and Defreestville with names and dates.
Albany Man Collapses at Troy Home
Ronald Doedema, 24, of 584 3rd St Albany and employee of Mialland Furnace Co Albany collapsed while at a Troy home yesterday. He was taken to Samaritan Hospital by the Ambulance Service Corp from 2165 4th St Troy. Police and two fire department rescue units responded. His condition was listed as fair.
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Ronald Doedema
3Rd St
Albany
Mialland Furnace Co
Troy
Samaritan Hospital
Ambulance Service Corp
Doedema
4Th St
Fire Department
News Poll Favors Nixon in Midwest States
A Chicago AP report summarizes a Publishers Auxiliary survey of 11,000 papers across Illinois Iowa Michigan Minnesota Missouri Wisconsin and Ohio. It shows 70 percent of weeklies and 71.9 percent of dailies expect Nixon and Lodge to win in these eight states with 28.1 percent of communities backing the Democratic ticket. Kennedy Johnson and Story are noted as historic Supreme Court justices born in 1804 and 1812.
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Chicago
Iota
Missouri
Ohio
Wis
Iliary
Midwest
Illinois
John F. Kennedy
Iowa
Michigan
Minne
T He Kennedy
Johnison
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