Poestenkill Drum Corps Gets New Leaders Weekend Update
Poestenkill Drum and Bugle Corps names Eugene Minor and George Santiere as new leaders, succeeding Arthur Berry who led since 1963. The group, honored with trophies and recognitions, thanks Mr. Berry for his years of service. Practice at the Fire Hall on Thursdays 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. new members welcome. Poestenkill residence not required.
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Poestenkill
Eugene Minor
George Santiere
Arthur Berry
Berry
Fire Hall
Poostenkill
Medical Library Grant Approved By Board
The National Medical Libraries Assistance Advisory Board approved Albany St. Peter's Hospital for a medical library resource grant. Grants depend on funds and facility size, awarded by the Surgeon General of the Public Health Service to public and private non profit institutions to expand basic medical libraries. Harvard Medical School and Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine are among recent recipients.
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National Medical Libraries [Assistance Advisory Board
Albany St. Peter's Hospital
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Public Health Service
Harvard Medical School
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
U.S
On This Day In History April 3 1967
United Press International notes events and births for April 3. Virgil Grissom born 1926. Pony Express began 1860. Union Army occupied Richmond 1865. Jesse James fatally shot 1882. U.S. ordered New Orleans school integration 1962. Thought for the Day quotes William Metee on fighting fate.
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United Press International
Mars
Venus
Jupiter
Virgil Grissom
Pony Express
Richmond
Jesse James
St. Joseph
U.S
New Orleans
William Metee
Fang
Anyon
New Yorkers Flock To Coney Island
New Yorkers packed Coney Island as temperatures hit a record B1 degrees. About 600000 visited the seaside, with 5000 taking a dip at the beach while Polar Bear Club members bade farewell to the season as water ran 55 degrees. President Joseph Murphy lamented the heat making swimming harder.
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New York
Coney Island
Coney Beach
Polar Bear Club
Polar Bear
Joseph Murphy
Foley Named To Preside At Breakfast
George E. Foley Sr., a state director of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, is toastmaster for the communion breakfast Sunday April 9 at Center Street hall Troy after 8 a.m. Mass at St. Joseph’s. Sponsored by AOH Division 8 and Joadies Auxiliaries. Reservations close Wednesday. People involved include Mrs Margaret Leathem and Mrs Mary Brennan with other helpers and chair Miss Maureen Connors.
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George E. Foley Sr
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Center Street Hall
Troy
St. Joseph’s Church
Division 8
AOH
Joadies
Foley
James C. Tario
Hibernian
Area Men Get First Aid Certificates
An Albany Area Chapter announcement names 11 people authorized as American Red Cross first aid instructors. Stephen Woitkoski of 753 6th Ave Troy and Walter Pitt of RD 1 Cambridge are among them after completing a 45 hour instructor course in recent weeks. A similar course begins Wednesdays on April 12 at 7 p.m. at chapter headquarters.
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Troy
Cambridge
American Red Cross
Albany Area
Stephen Woitkoski
6Th Ave
Walter Pitt
RD 1
Physics Lecture Slated Today At Siena
Professor Arthur C Williams Jr of Brown University will visit Siena College today and tomorrow under the AAPT and AIP programs to stimulate interest in physics. The 10th year program is supported by the National Science Foundation with Rev Theodore Ruel coordinating arrangements for lectures discussions faculty help and student talks.
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Arthur C. Williams Jr
Brown University
Sienal College
American Association of Physics Teachers
American Institute of Physics
National Science Foundation
Theodore Ruel
OFM
Lhairman
Siena
Williams
Phase One Pollution Plan Completed at Mechanicville
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. finishes tying sanitary line into Mechanicville disposal system and builds a pilot treatment plant along the Hudson River to study primary waste treatment. Finishes by July 1 with further studies planned. some waste to Stillwater town system by July 1968.
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West Virginia, Pulp & Paper Co
Mechanicville
Stillwater
Virginia Pulp Paper Co
Westvaco
Todd Division
Burroughs Corp
Mechaneville
High Pin Scores In Mechanicville Women’s League Bowlero
Rita Nazarko posted a 213 single and 522 top triple in the Mechanicville Women’s City League at Bowlero Lanes this week. Also notable: Lucille LaBelle 178-501, Ena Benham 183-494, Doris Devoe 476, Nonh Strubel 207-455, Elinor Lowe 450. Team play winners included Chocolates over Sponges and Chiffons over Whites, with Angels over Spices and Marbles over Yellows by two to one margins.
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Rita Nazarko
Mechanicville
Lucille LaBelle
Ena Benham
Doris Devoe
Nonh 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. Local chairman Maurice A. Crowel notes the visit fills a six month gap and marks the Syracuse Blood Center’s final Such visit before the move to the Northeastern New York Blood Center in Albany after July 1.
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Red Cross
Mechanicville
Church of the Assumption
Maurice A. Crowel
Me. Mcsanicvile
Crowel
Waterford Road
General Electric
Syracuse
Gargano's verse appears in new poetry anthology
Anthony C. Gargano son of Mrs. Arthur Conley of 200 Saratoga Avenue Mechanicville and late Anthony W. Gargano has poetry in Counterpoint An Anthology of Modern Poetry published by Idlewild Publishing Co San Francisco He is a senior majoring in comparative literature at California State College Long Beach A 1983 Mechanicville High School graduate with an associate arts degree from Hudson Valley Scale College at Troy
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Anthony C. Gargano
Arthur Conley
Saratoga Avenue
Mechanicville
Anthony W. Gargano
Idlewild Publishing Co
San Francisco
Calif
Gargano
California State College At
Long Beach
Mechanicville High School
Hudson Valley Scale College
Troy
Progress Report Scheduled by City Mayor at Chamber Meeting
Mayor John H. Connors will speak at the April meeting of the Mechanicville Area Chamber of Commerce board of directors. The luncheon at Joyce's Log Cabin Restaurant will begin at noon on North Main Street. He will review municipal programs and urban renewal progress, plus the Waterford Road annexation status.
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John H. Connors
Mechanicville Area
Riverside volunteers elect staff at 7:30 pm meeting
Volunteers at Riverside Fire Department meet at the firehouse on East Street Mechanicville to elect officers. Installation is set for April 15 at the Henry F Lefko Post American Legion home. Dinner reservations due Saturday. Speaker is Richard Le Vinus, plant protection officer at West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. Master of ceremonies is H F Sheehan, Ahearn Rescue Squad president. Leo Gauthier presides, with banquet reservations through Gauthier, Thomas Lucas, George Walko and Joseph Yaksta.
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Henry F. Lefko
American Legion
Richard le Vinus
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
H. F. Sheehan
Ahearn Rescue Squad
Leo Gauthier
Mr. Gauthier
Thomas Lucas
George Walko
Joseph Yaksta
New Library Reports 1,086 Borrowers in Month
Mechanicville’s new district public library ended its first full month with 1,086 registered borrowers and circulated about 3,555 books. The library, housed in the former Presbyterian Church House on South Main Street, is affiliated with the Southern Adirondack Library System, which filled 130 requests for special books, periodicals and films. Painting and redecorating of upstairs rooms also neared completion.
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Mechanicville
New District Public Library
Presbyterian Church
South Main Street
Adirondack
Mechanicville leaders meet with Rep King in Saratoga Springs
Several Mechanicville railroad leaders spoke about local and rail industry problems at a dinner meeting with Congressman Carleton J. King. The group attending included James and Timothy Sullivan Anthony Fruci Harold Pangburn Michael Garland William Blowers and Kenneth Medina.
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Mechanicville
Carleton J. King
Country Gentleman
Saratoga Springs
James and
Timothy Sullivan
Anthony Fruci
Harold Pangburn
Michael Garland
William Blowers
Kenneth Medina
Dividend Declared By Paper Firm in New York
The West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co board in New York City this week declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1121 dollars per share on the 4 percent cumulative preferred stock. It is payable May 15 to stockholders of record at 3 p.m. May 31, 1967.
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New York City
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Legion To Meet At 8 P.M. Tonight
Fred H. Clark Post American Legion urges Jerge attendance at the post rooms for an 8 p.m. meeting. Officials seek discussion and action on activity programs.
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Fred H. Clark Post
American Legion
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