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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1971
Page
4
Sand Lake Announces Cleanup Schedule And Calls
The town of Sand Lake launches a cleanup week with Kiwanis Club workers collecting in areas east of Averill Park including Burden Lake and Oak Hill from 12 noon to 3 pm. House-to-house pickup starts May 1 at 9 am west of Averill Park. residents urged to place trash by noon April 24 or 9 am May 1 and to avoid heavy appliances. A K-Week phone center at 674 3415 handles inquiries or special requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Lake
Sand Lake Kiwanis Club
Averill Park Village
Burden Lake
Oak Hill
Averill Park
Fred Gleason
Kiwanis Club
Poestenkill Community Notes and Meetings Digest
Poestenkill fire squad to meet Tuesday at 8 p m at the hall with Eugene Miner presiding. Sand Lake Pobox tenkill central schools schedule a Thursday half day for teacher workshop. Sullivan Jones VFW post to elect officers Tuesday at 8 p m with floor nominations. Post dinner set for Saturday May 29. Brookside Cemetery Association holds 50th annual meeting Saturday May 8 at 8 p m at Lena Karl’s home East Poestenkill presided by Norman E Taylor. PTA installs officers Monday at the school with Twinkling Homemakers 4 H Club hosting and entertainment by Violet Merchant and Patricia Hart and others. Poestenkill Republican Club notes Frank Wittman presiding. Youth block party at Poesten kill Elementary slated for June 18 or 25. May meeting to set date with T William Bassidy Edward Showers Kenneth Davis and Walter Bubie on committee. Members to chaperone the outdoor event if weather permits. Social committee appointed for May 17 meeting by Mr and Mrs William Warmt. County Legislator Robert P Reeves from Troy discusses the county charter ahead of June 8 vote. refreshments by Davis and Bubie. Mr and Mrs Frank W Hull return from a two week Florida motor trip visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Weigner in St Cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poestenkill
Sullivan-Jones Vfw
Brookside Cemetery Association Inc
Lena Karl
East Poestenkill
Norman E. Taylor
Poestenkill Elementary School Pta
Twinkling Homemakers 4-H Club
Violet Merchant
Patricia Hart
Margaret Mitchell
Thomas
Nancy McGrath
Grace Wright
Betty Zemanick
Jo Anne
Poestenkill Republican Club
Frank Wittman
T. William Bassidy
Edward Showers
Kenneth Davis
Walter Bubie
William Warmt
Robert P. Reeves
City of
Troy
Frank W. Hull
Florida
Mr. Hull
Charles Weigner
St. Cloud
River Fails To Yield Victim's Body At Mechanicville Bridge
Mechanicville authorities continued a river search for Joseph F. Bisaillon 25 of 321 North 4th Street who reportedly fell from the Mechanicville Hemstreet Bridge around 12 45 a m. Divers were not used due to swift currents as police and rescue squads searched both river banks by searchlight. The father of two children, he was a school custodian and a native of Cohoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Hudson River
Joseph F. Bisaillon
4Th St
Mechanicville- Hemstreet
Bisaillon
Robert Richardson
Richardson
Hudson
Cohoes
Mark
Tod
Steps Taken To Toughen Statewide Power Plan
New York Power Pool restructures to boost coordination and long term planning for the states electric grid. An executive committee and full time staff will guide policy and expansion for eight member utilities led by Thomas C. Duncan as executive director. Board chair Francis E. Drake Jr. chairs the committee with offices in New York City and a control center in Guilderland. Members include Central Hudson Gas and Electric, Con Edison, Long Island Lighting, NYSEG, Niagara Mohawk, Orange and Rockland, Power Authority of NY, and Rochester Gas and Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
New York Power Pool
New York State Electric and Recorp
Mechanicville
W. A. Lyons
NYSE
Francis E. Drake Jr
Rochester Gas and Electric Corp
NYPP
Thomas C. Duncan
Cornell
Duncan
Consolidated Edison of
New York
New York City
Pool
Guilderland
Carl E. Asbury
Southern Services
University of Illinois
John, R. Vogel Jr
Central Hudson Gas and Electric
Consolidated Edison
Long Island Lighting
New York State Electric and Gas
Niagara Mohawk Power
Orange and Rockland Utilities
Power Authority of the State of New York
Rochester Gas and Electric
Fire Auxiliary Will Honor Ex Presidents In Mechanicville
The Mechanicville Ladies Auxiliary of the fire department plans a dinner to honor past presidents at the Strang Fire house on North Third Street at 7 p.m. Monday. The group was formed in 1956 with Mrs. Joan Boucher as its first president and now counts about 70 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville Ladies Auxiliary
Strang
North Third Street
Joan Boucher
Mechanicville
Betty Dugan
Judy Jones
Sue van Volkenburg
Shirley Clark
Judy Giambo
Senior Citizens Hear Officer at Special Meeting
Capt. Beth Pfeifer in charge of the Mechanicville Salvation Army unit will speak at a senior citizens meeting at the United Methodist Church at 7 30 Tuesday. President Rufus Stagliano urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Pfeifer
Mechanicville
Salvation Army
United Methodist Church
Rufus Stagliano
Mechanicville man charged with stealing car battery
Joseph W. Yates, 22, of 101 Saratoga Ave Mechanicville, charged with theft of a storage battery from Kearney Garage on South Central Avenue about 10 30 p m Thursday. Owner Frank Kearney reported intruders and Patrolmen John Gonnelly and Donald K Tripp apprehended him. Held in jail overnight pending arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Yates
Saratoga Ave
Mechanicville
Kearney
South Central Avenue
Frank Kearney
Yates
John Gonnelly
Donald K. Tripp
Marinello Installed as Exalted Ruler of Mechanicville Elks
Paul D. Marinello, native of Mechanicville and Union College project foreman, was installed as the new exalted ruler of Mechanicville Lodge of Elks, succeeding Peter Palmer. Other officers and Hoosick Falls lodge officers assisted in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul D. Marinello
Mechanicville Lodge of Elks
Peter Palmer
Marinello
Mechanicville
Mechanicville High School
Sheet Metal Workers Union
New Science Hall
Union College
Vermont Heating and Ventilating Company
Burlington
Thomas Vane
Nicholas P. Longo
William C. Johnson
Frank V. Santagato
Ernest J. Lerner Sr
Early Garland
Joseph Mihaley
Albert Osmond
Uler
Steven W. Grozzo
Arthur M. Garland
Lawrence Rinaldi
Thomas Gorman
George Camfield
Carmine DeCrescente
John S. Loughlin
Hoosick Falls
Funeral Held For Mr. Coe
Fred A. Coe Sr. of 614 Park Ave retired Westvaco paper mill manager died Tuesday. Funeral held Friday at Dunn Funeral Home Mechanicville with Rev. George W. Kaulfuss officiating. Committal at Gardner Earl Memorial Chapel Oakwood Cemetery Troy. Pallbearers include Dana Westcott George N. Hoover Wilfred Taylor from Westvaco and grandsons Walter Coe Fred A. Coe III Mark Ingraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Coe Sr
Park Ave
Westvaco Paper Mill
Dunn Funeral Home
Mechanicville
George W. Kaulfuss
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Gardner Earl
Hospital Patient Eye Surgery at Samaritan Hospital Troy
In Hospital Joseph E Ford of 107 Linden Street Hemstreet Park Mechanic ville is a patient at the Samaritan Hospital at Troy where he recently had eye surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Ford
Linden St
Hemstreet Park
Mechanicville
The
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Miss Golden To Teach In Spa School
Miss Catherine Ann Golden daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Golden of Mechanicville has accepted a fourth grade teaching position for September 1971 in the Dorothy Nolan School Saratoga Springs. The announcement came from Henry W Cooley director of placement Oneonta State University. Golden a Mechanicville High School graduate majored in elementary education and is a May 1971 bachelor degree candidate at Oneonta college. Her activities include membership in the Chantelles and the Association for Childhood Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Ann Golden
Thomas F. Golden
Saratoga Avenue
Mechanicville
Dorothy Nolan
Saratoga Springs
Henry W. Cooley
Oneonta State University
Golden
Mechanicville High School
Oneonta College
Chantelles Women’s Song Group
Association For Childhood Education
PYE Forum To Kick Off Earth Week in Mechanicville
Mechanicville chapter of Protect Your Environment hosts a Earth Week forum at St. Pauls School auditorium at 1 pm with Mayor John R Fascia as principal speaker. PYE members outline plans to tackle water pollution and major environmental threats while a film on Hudson pollutants is shown. Public invited. memberships and officer elections to follow during the event week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
St. Paul's School
John R. Fascia
PYE Group
Hudson
Troy
Albany
PYE
Schenectady Savings Bank
Little League Mothers Plan Social in Church Hall
The Mechanicville Stillwater Little League auxiliary has set a Get Acquainted social for mothers and friends of players at 2 p.m. Sunday in St Luke's Episcopal Church Hall. Betty DeCelle and Ted Landry will greet guests as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville - Stillwater
Little League Auxiliary
Bridge Club Prizes Awarded at Friday Social
Mrs. Charles Reilly hosted her bridge club Friday evening with prizes going to Mrs. J. Elbert Van Buren Mrs. Clarence Iverson and Mrs. William Ralston Substitutes were Mrs Harold McNulty and Mrs Charlotte Peak Rev and Mrs Elwood Case have returned from Davidson NC where their son studies at Davidson Donald Hamilton returned from Palm Beach after Easter Siena College student Mrs Aurelia Chapman returned from Birmingham Mich with daughter Gwendolyn Paine family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reilly
Bridge Club
J. Elbert van Buren
Clarence Iverson
William Ralston
Harold McNulty
Charlotte Peak
Elwood Case
Davidson
N.C
Donald Hamilton
Palm Beach
Siena College
Aurelia Chapman
Birmingham
Mich
Louis
Gwendolyn) Paine
Della Ashcroft
Schenectady
Sara Leibensperger
Nassau Republican Club Seeks New Members Gala Planned
The Nassau Men's Republican Club calls for men to join. Contact President Jere van Deusen or Secretary George Reischuck. A gala on May 22 at St. Mary's Hall Nassau features champagne at 6 30 p.m. and a 7 30 p.m. smorgasbord feast with a 70 lb roast beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau Men’s Republican Club
Jere van Deusen
George Reischuck
St. Mary’s Hall
Nassau
Nassau Hose Co, Auxiliary
Nassau seniors enjoy Easter program at reform church
Nassau Senior Citizens reserved meals for Easter at Nassau Reformed Church, with 87 attendees. Mary Di Santo led chats, Roberta Gonski sang with Beverly Kerr on piano, and Bill Visscher celebrated his 17th birthday after returning from Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Nassau Reformed Church
Mary di Santo
Roberta Gonski
Beverly Kerr
Becker
Knickerbocker
Winters
Racial bias in Germany questioned by U S Army
The TASCOM spokesman says 2,500 German landlords were questioned in four months and only four refused nondiscrimination pledges for renting to U S servicemen and families. In New Delhi Pakistan protests India's refusal to clear East Bengali rebels from its Calcutta Consulate and decries demonstrations against the new Pakistan deputy high commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worms
Germany
U.S. Army
Theater Army Support Command
Tascom
U.S
New Delhi
API
Pakistan
India
Calcutta
East Pakistan
Pakistan Army
Boston draft resister indicted for contempt over kidnapping plot questions
Paul Couming a 22 year old Boston draft resister indicted in Harrisburg on criminal contempt for refusing to answer a grand jury about an alleged kidnap bomb plot after rejecting immunity. He had been offered immunity by Federal Judge R Dixon Herman and again refused to testify. In Washington the Senate Armed Services Committee backed ending draft deferments for college students but allows current undergraduates to finish four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
UPI
Boston
Paul Couming
R. Dixon Herman
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Nixon
Poughkeepsie Police Patrol Clauses Violated Ruling
State Supreme Court Justice ruled that Poughkeepsie violated a 1970 contract with the Police Benevolent Association by failing to maintain two- and four-man patrols. The city was ordered to comply with patrol provisions. Also in New York City Mayor Lindsay signed a law requiring date stamps on perishable foods to indicate sale limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
State Supreme Court
W. Vincent Grady
Police Benevolent Association
NEW York
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Grass Fire Near Railroad Bed Burns 15 Acres
A grass fire stretching about 15 acres between Troy and Rensselaer burned for two hours Friday. Firefighters from Defreestville battled the blaze but high winds, fallen trees, and inaccessibility hampered efforts, preventing use of fire trucks, according to assistant chief Frederick Scheffler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Rensselaer
Defreestville Fire Dept
Frederick Scheffler
Scheffler
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Moscow
Balkan
Asia Minor
Sumers
Walter J. Buble
J. H. Maloney
North Main St
Fire Auxiliary
Gumout
Elks Lodge
Mr. Coe
Miss Golden
Spa
PYE Forum
Little League
Republican Club
Ruth Turk Roth
Billy Visscher
Clarence Visscher
Tremont Drive
Greece
East Greenbush Central
Bill
Rene’ Enselein
Bertha Campbell
Mater Christi Seminary
White House
Mary Davis
Corinne Carlson
Mitchell Roth
Nathan Roth
Princeton University
Wilcox Hall
Princeton
Paul McCloskey
McGovern, Muskie
Army
Lindsay
Res
Starr
Greenfield
Starr Gardenway
Troy-Schenectady Road
Latham,n.y
America
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