Averill Park School Aide Dies At 60
Ralph E Brust Se 60 a custodian for Averill Park Central School District for 12 years died yesterday at St Marys Hospital after 12 weeks illness. His home was West Sand Lake. Born in Brunswick he was the son of the late Herman and Emma Klaus Brust. He was a former NY State Highway Department truck driver for 10 years before joining the school system. He was a member of West Sand Lake Methodist Church and the West Sand Lake Volunteer Fire Co. Survived by his wife Irene Castle three children Ralph E Jr of Chatham Mrs Irene Bove of Troy and Mrs Raymond DeLaide of West Sand Lake four brothers Carl E Harry and Frank Brust of Troy and four grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 10 from Thomas and Miller Funeral Home West Sand Lake Rev Emerson R Rugh officiating. Interment Eagle Mills Cemetery.
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Ralph Fe, Brust
Averill Park
St. Mary's Hospital
West Sand Lake
Brunswick
Herman
Emma R. Klaus
Brust
New York State Highway Department
Library Displays 21 New Books In Lobby Weeklong Show
The Troy Public Library unveils 21 new books in the main lobby for seven days before circulation. Nonfiction titles include Tone of the Twenties and Rome on the Euphrates among others. Fiction selections feature Fifth Horseman and They Opened the West plus additional titles.
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Troy Public Library
Charles Angoff
E.R. Becker
Robert Coles
R. A. Divine
J. A. Laird
Groucho
Marx
Nicholas and
Alexandra
R. K. Massie
Michelman
F. J. Sheen
Rome
Euphrates
F. M. Stark
R. C. Stebbins
Paris
Lillian Stern
Fifth Horseman
N. M. Adams
Borden Deal
Ken Kolb
Hugh McCutcheon
Western Writers of America
Rightful Inheritance
Gerald Zeigerman
Ursula Zilinsky
Maria College Open House Attracts Hundreds This Sunday
Maria College held an open house Sunday night drawing hundreds of parents and friends. Faculty and student officers greeted guests in the lounge as guided tours showcased campus facilities including the new Campus Nursery School. Kathleen A. Cox chaired the event with Carla A. Bernhardt assisting and Regina E. Croteau coordinating refreshments.
UNICEF Party Raises 75.50 at Grace Methodist Church
The Halloween event at Grace Methodist Church sponsored by UNICEF raised 75.50 for aid to needy children worldwide. Rev. Henry Scherer Jr. announced the sum after a daylong program including games a costume contest and refreshments.
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Unicef
Grace Methodist Church
Henry Scherer Jr
Scherer
Vielkind to Speak at Wynantskill GOP HQ
Edward A. Vielkind the GOP candidate for North Greenbush supervisor will address supporters at 8 pm on Friday at Republican headquarters in Wynantskill. The event outlines a campaign speech and local party presence in Rensselaer County.
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Edward A. Vielkind
GOP
North Greenbush
Wynantskill
On This Day In History October 31 1967 Highlights
United Press International notes key events on October 31 across years including 1931 bank closures amid grave US financial conditions, 1949 Mukden captured in Manchuria, 1955 Princess Margaret’s non marriage decision, and 1963 Indianapolis gas explosion at an ice show that killed 67. A Thought for the Day reflects on loneliness.
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United Press International
Venus
Jupiter
Mars
Saturn
Treasury Department
United States
Mukden
Manchuria
Margaret
RAF
Peter Townsend
Indianapolis
New Officer Appointed At Williams College
Samuel C. Brown of Wellesley Hills Massachusetts has been named vice president finance and development and assistant secretary of Williams College effective January 1 1968. The appointment approved by the Board of Trustees and announced by President Sawyer will place Brown in charge of development programs and long term physical plant plans while expanding government relations. Brown a Williams alumnus class of 1933 and 55 years old chaired the Alumni Fund in 1964 1965 and recently served as president of the Greater Boston YMCA. He serves as director of several funds and institutions and will move to Williamstown with his wife Imogene and their three children Samuel Jr Andrew and Susan.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
U. S. Pierce Co
Boston
Williams College
John E. Sawyer
Brown
Williams College Board of Trustees
Williams
Charles A. Foehl Jr
Williams’ College Alumni Fund
American Alumni Council
Greater Boston Ymca
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
Latham Youth Charged With Assault in Dispute Over Car
Ronald K. McCollum, 18, of 47 Sylvan Ave Latham, arrested after Campbell of Box 263 Troy filed a second degree assault complaint. Officers White DiRienzo and Patrolman Pat Reginald Ferries cited a tire iron incident following a car moving dispute. Campbell 48 treated at Leonard Hospital for possible rib fracture. McCollum held at Central Police Station awaiting appearance in Police Court.
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Ronald K. McCollum
Sylvan Ave
Latham
Francis A. Campbell
Box
Troy
Raymond ‘S, White
Albert J. DiRienzo
Ferry
Second Streets
Campbell
McCollum
Central Police Station
Leonard Hospital
Troy BPW Fall Rummage Sale Set
The fall rummage sale of the Business and Professional Women's Club of Troy will be held Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 10 King St. announced by Mrs. John Guevin chairwoman Ruth E. Sharpe and Helena Grimm co chairmen said the sale benefits the scholarship fund.
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Business and Professional Women's Club of Troy
King St
John, Guevin
Ruth E. Sharpe
Helena Grimm
Ways and Means
Death Notices Remain Focus of Berlin Yonkers area
Multiple obituaries from Berlin Yonkers and nearby towns detail sudden passings and funeral arrangements. Mrs Maynard V Goodermote of Berlin died in Yonkers. survivors include husband child and stepchildren with services at Havey Funeral Home. Mrs Louis Testar of North Adams dies after long illness. service at St Anthony Church. Other notices list Miss Marke B Moeller, Frank P Rejsnar, Anthony Hane zarky, Mrs Belle M Butler, Mrs Agnes Pratt, Mrs Catherine E Kane, Mrs Helen K Dippo, and Mrs Barbara Van Eck with funeral homes, churches, and burial details.
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Berlin
Yonkers
Goodermote
Taconic Valley Garden Club
Berlin Methodist Church
Maynard Krug
Pittsburgh
Shirley Johnson
Jefferson City
Glenn Good
Minimum Farm Wage Law Urged in New York
Herbert W. Crispell of the New York State Dept of Labor urged a state minimum wage for farm workers. A proposed scale starts at 1.30 to 1.40 per hour, with 10 cent increases each year through 1971. The plan would cover 90 to 95 percent of farm workers, while 60 percent of farms with small payrolls would be exempt. Federal standards currently cover about 11,000 workers, set to rise to 1.15 next year and 1.30 in 1969.
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New York State
Herbert W. Crispell
State Dept. of Labor
Crispell
Joint Legislative Committee On
Words to live by and a funeral home advert
A reflective piece on inspirational phrases and enduring wisdom from great minds. It notes action and passion define life and urges sharing one’s time and talents. The notice promotes Riverview Funeral Home in Troy with a brief contact line for arrangements.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes (Jr
Riverview Funeral Home
Ava
Troy
Tel
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