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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1967

Page

8

Poestenkill Drum Corps Welcomes New Leaders

The Poestenkill Drum and Bugle Corps announces Murene Minor and George Santiere as new leaders replacing long-time head Arthur Berry who is praised for his service since 1963. The group, with many trophies and recognitions, holds Thursday practice at the Fire Hall from 6 30 to 4 30 p.m. New members are welcome regardless of residence in Poestenkill.

Poestenkill Murene Minor George Santiere Arthur Berry Berry Fire Hall

Medical Library Grant Approved By Board

The National Medical Libraries Assistance Advisory Board approved Albany St. Peter's Hospital application for a medical library resource grant. Grants are awarded by the Surgeon General of the Public Health Service to public and private non profit institutions based on facility size and funds available. Recent grants have gone to Harvard Medical School Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and other U.S. institutions.

National Medical Libraries Assistance Advisory Board Albany St. Peter's Hospital Surgeon General of the Public Health Service Harvard Medical School Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine U.S

On This Day In History April 3 1987

United Press International notes April 3 marks milestones including Pony Express starting in 1860 and Richmond occupation in 1865. Jesse James fatally shot in 1882 at St. Joseph Missouri. 1962 orders integrating New Orleans schools. Virgil Grissom born 1926. Thought for the Day quotes William McFee on fighting fate.

United Press International Mars Venus Jupiter Virgil Grissom Pony Express Richmond Jesse James St. Joseph U.S New Orleans William McFee

New Yorkers Flock To Coney Island Heat Breaks Record

New York records a high of 81 degrees as 600000 residents descend on Coney Island. About 5000 swim at the beach while Polar Bear Club members take their final dip of the year. Water temp sits at 55 degrees. Polar Bear president Joseph Murphy laments the heat.

New York Coney Island Coney Beach Polar Bear Club Polar Bear Joseph Murphy

Foley Named To Preside At Breakfast

Foley George Ki. Foley Sr a state director of the Ancient Order of Hibernians has been named toastmaster for the communion breakfast Sunday April 9 at Center Street hall Troy after 8 am Mass at St Josephs Church in Troy. Sponsored by Division 8 AOH and Divisions 3 and 5 Ladies Auxiliary. Reservations close Wednesday. Margaret Leathem leads reservations with assistants Mary Brennan Betty Elligott Hileen Costello Maureen Connors Catherine Button.

George Ki. Foley Sr Ancient Order of Hibernians Center Street Hall Troy St. Joseph’s Church Division 8 AOH Foley James C. Tario Hibernian

Area Men Get First Aid Certificates

A Troy man and a Cambridge resident are among 11 authorized as American Red Cross first aid instructors, announced by the Albany Area Chapter. Stephen Woitkoski of 753 6th Ave. and Waller Pitt of RD J Cambridge earned certificates after completing a 45 hour instructor course in the last five weeks. Similar course starts Wednesdays April 12 at 7 p.m. at chapter headquarters.

Troy Cambridge American Red Cross Albany Area Stephen Woitkoski 6Th Ave Waller Pitt RD J Chapiter Headquarters

Physics Lecture Slated Today At Siena

Professor Arthur C. Williams Jr of Brown University will visit Siena College as a Visiting lecturer today and tomorrow under the American Association of Physics Teachers and American Institute of Physics program, now in its 10th year with National Science Foundation support. Rev. Theodore Ruel leads arrangements for lectures, discussions, faculty assistance, and student talks during the visit.

Arthur C. Williams Jr Brown University Siena College American Association of Physics Teachers American Institute of Physics National Science Foundation Theodore Ruel O.F.M Siena Williams

First Phase Of Pollution Plan Ready

West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co completes hooking its sanitary line to Mechanicville disposal system and builds a pilot treatment plant along the Hudson River. The plan aims to study primary treatment of industrial wastes. completion is set for July 1 with studies to begin then. Sanitary waste from Mechanicville will join the municipal system, while Stillwater wastes await town disposal by July 1868 or plans for a mill plant by Jan 1, 1969.

West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co Mechanicville Stillwater Health Department

High Pin Scores in Mechanicville Women’s City League

Rita Nazarko posted a high single of 213 and top triple of 522 at Bowlero Lanes this week. Other strong efforts included Lucille LaBelle 178-501, Ena Benham 183-494, Doris DeVoe 476, Nonie Strubel 207-455, Elinor Lowe 450. In team play Chocolates beat Sponges, Chiffons beat Whites, Angels defeated Spices, and Marbles won against Yellows by a two to one margin.

Rita Nazarko Mechanicville Lucille LaBelle Ena Benham Doris DeVoe Nonie Strubel Elinor Lowe

Bloodmobile Emergency Visit To Mechanicville Friday

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Mechanicville on Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. at the Church of the Assumption parish hall seeking 100 units of blood. The event fills a cancellation gap and marks the last Syracuse Blood Center visit before the Northeast ern New York Blood Center opens in Albany after July 1.

Red Cross Mechanicville Church of the Assumption Maurice A. Crowel Waterford Road General Electric Syracuse

Author Gargallo featured in modern poetry anthology

Anthony C. Gargallo son of Mrs. Arthur Conley of 200 Saratoga Avenue Me chanicville and the late Anthony W. Gargano has poetry in Counterpoint An Anthology of Modern Poetry published by Idlewild Publishing Co San Francisco Gargallo is a senior at California State College at Long Beach majoring in comparative literature He graduated Mechanicville High School in 1963 and holds an associate arts degree from Hudson Valley Community College at Troy

Anthonly C. Gargano Arthur Conley Saratoga Avenue Mechanicville Anthony W. Gargano Idlewild Publishing Co San Francisco Calif Gargallo California State College At Long Beach Mechanicville High School Hudson Valley Spareaiity College At Troy

Westvaco Produces Its Own Check Paper for Payroll

Westvaco manufactures its own security check paper at the Mechanicsville mill and uses it for company paychecks. The Todd Division of Burroughs Corp then adds a theft proofing process to the paper so any erasure or alteration triggers a visible ink warning, ensuring payroll integrity.

West Virginia Pulp Paper Co Westvaco Todd Burroughs Corp Mechaneville

Progress Report Scheduled by Mechanicville Chamber

Mayor John H Connors will address the Mechanicville Area Chamber of Commerce at the April board meeting. The luncheon will be at Joyce's Log Cabin Restaurant at noon on North Main Street. The mayor will review municipal programs with focus on urban renewal progress and Waterford Road annexation status.

John H. Connors Mechanicville

New Library Reports 1 086 Borrowers in First Month

Mechanicville's district public library reports 1 086 registered borrowers after its first full month of operation. It circulated 8 555 books and filled 130 requests for special books, periodicals, and films through the Southern Adirondack Library System. Some upstairs painting and redecorating near completion.

Mechanicville New District Public Library Presbyterian Church South Main Street Adirondack

Congressman's dinner highlights rail industry concerns

Several Mechanicville railroad leaders met with Congressman Carleton J. King at the Country Gentleman Restaurant in Saratoga Springs to discuss local and rail industry problems. The Mechanicville delegation included James Sullivan, Timothy Sullivan, Anthony Fruci, Harold Pangburn, Michael Garland, William Blowers and Kenneth Medina.

Mechanicville Carleton J. King Country Gentleman Saratoga Springs James and Timothy Sullivan Anthony Fruci Harold Pangburn Michael Garland William Blowers Kenneth iMedina

Dividend Declared By Paper Firm in New York Meeting

The West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co board declared a regular quarterly dividend of $1,1244 per share on the 4 percent cumulative preferred stock. The dividend is payable May 15 to stockholders of record at 1 p.m. May 1, 1967.

New York City West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co

Legion Meeting Aims High Attendance Tonight

The American Legion Legion To Meet LA Fred H Clark Post urges a large attendance at the post rooms tonight at 8 p m to discuss and act on activity programs.

Riverside Volunteers Elect Staff at Meeting and Banquet

Volunteers at Riverside Fire Department will elect officers at the East Street firehouse Mechanicville at 7 30 p m today. Installation of officers will occur at the Henry Lefko Post American Legion home on April 15 with dinner reservations due Saturday. Richard Le Vinus of West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co will speak. H F Sheehan Ahearn Rescue Squad president will be master of ceremonies. Leon Gauthier company president will preside. Banquet reservations with Gauthier Lucas Walko Yaksta.

Riverside Fire Department East Street Mechanicville Henry F. Lefko American Legion Richard le Vinus West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co H. F. Sheehan Ahearn Rescue Squad Leon Gauthier Mr. Gauthier Thomas Lucas George Walko Joseph Yaksta

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