School 12 Teacher Honored by PTA Membership
Edmund B. Gennett, seventh ward teacher at School 12, received a life membership in the School PTA for eight years of active participation and leadership. Edward Schroeder led the meeting before Fathers Night activities. Miss Theresa Conway’s fifth grade class won the monthly attendance ward and a health film was shown. Adelard H. Hanley, the principal, oversaw the program with Alfred Viola and Edward Sewell directing the talent show featuring participating pupils.
Round Lake honors Richard Allen for high school excellence
Richard Allen, a Shenendehowa graduate and Round Lake honor student, maintains a B average at Sy atuse University while studying journalism. He previously earned a New York State Regents scholarship and served as a freshman feature editor for the Daily Orange, with exemptions from exams in history and social studies. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard Alou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard ‘Zener
Shenendehows den 1
Richard 3. Allen
Syatuse University
New York State
Regents
Shenendehowa
Allen
Richard Alou
Round Lake
The
Daily Orange
Notable social gathering with local residents names
Ley Noman, Ann Marie Jojo, Nancy Baker, Kinda Skiba, Jerry Tystak, Robert Jedusteur and Patrick Malek, Mr. Hantey and Mr. Sewell also entertained. Henry Reynolds was in charge of serving refreshments.
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Ley Noman
Ann Marie Jojo
Nancy Baker
Kinda Skiba
Jerry Tystak
Robert Jedusteur
Patrick Malek
Mr. Hantey
Mr. Sewell
Henry Reynolds
Schools Two And Three To Close At Term
George H L Pickett, president of the Mechanicville Public Schools board, announced after a Wednesday meeting that Schools 2 and 3 will be closed at the end of the current school year. The two buildings, over 60 years old, are deemed unsafe and unaffordable to rehabilitate, with Miss Margueretta V Hinchey resigning as principal. Transportation will continue and arrangements will redirect students to remaining facilities as planning for a new school is deferred.
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George HL. Pickett
Board of Education
The
Mechanicville Public Schools
M Aarhours
Offy Mechanieville
Chestnut Street
Isoga Avenue
Margueretta V. Hinchey
Chicago
Fox Lunale
Wemstreet Park
Willow Glen
Contine
He Jeily
Sindergar
Schoo 3
Pickett
Record
Merchants Plan Two May Events
The Mechanicville Merchants Association plans two May events in Canatication with its Crazy Days program on May 22 and 23. A warmup Montys sale will run May 7 to 10, with over 70 stores offering a Mommy period and coupons. Mrs. Ernest Lerner announced the plans, with Winnie Hiser as co chairperson and Edward Dugan as general chairman. More merchants are expected to join. Cloverleaf Tave sH decided that be held on May 2 at
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Mechanicville Merchants ‘Assn
Canation
Ernest Lerner
Edward Dugan
Gene Uthairawn
Winnie Hiser
Oagan
Ite
Cloverleaf Tavesh
Knights Plan May 16 Charter Night Dinner Dance
Edward J. Murphy named chairman of the Charter Night dinner dance for the Latham Council K of C at Crossroads Restaurant on May 16 at 7 p.m. A scroll of charter members will be presented. The next council meeting is today at 8 p.m. at Siena College with Thomas G. Moran presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Murphy
Latham Council
K. of C
Crossroads
At & P.m
Siena College
Thomas G. Moran
Sunday School Family Night at Mechanicville Church
The Mechanicville Presbyterian Church will host Sunday School Family Night on Friday May 8 at 6 30 pm. The Worship Committee sponsors a bake sale on Saturday May 9 at 1 30 pm at the Miranda and Fontaine Store.
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Mechanicville Presbyterian Church
Miranda and Fourtaine
Republican Women Hear Judge As Dinner Speaker
The Ladies Republican Club of Mechanicville will host Judge at St Luke s Church Hall at 6 30 p m on Wednesday May 6. Mrs Frank Tale, president, will preside. Reservations close on May 5 in charge of Mrs Tate Mrs Eugene Galante and Mrs Grace Bartle.
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Stwassélaer
Deforrest C. Pitt
Ladies, Repubican Club of
Mechanicville
St. Luke's “Episcopal Church
Frank Tale
Tate
Eugene Galante
Grace Bartle
Automobile Hits House After Crash in Mechanicville
A two car crash in Mechanicville sent a car owned by Orlando Devito Jr., 26, from 67 William St. into a house at 87 William St. The other driver was William H. Blowers, 56, of Y.S. Main St. A small child suffered no serious injuries.
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Mechanicville
Orlado Devito Jr
William SL
William H. Blowers
Y. S. Main St
Willam SL
Feline DeVito
Cub Pack Receives Charter From District Commissioner
Cub Pack 16 of Clifton Park Fire Department recently received its charter from District Commissioner Paul Sliva and accepted by Irving Hallee of the fire department. Scout Executive James Warren presented a trophy at Shenendacows Central School in Ellora. District Commissioner George Vanson awarded lion and bear badges to Den 1 through Den 3, plus pins for Den 3 and Den 5. Pack committee members received one and two year pins.
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Clifton
Park
Paul Sliva
Irving Hallee
Fire Department
James Warrren
Shenendcows Central School
Elnora
George Vanson
Den
Robert Pitt
Rodney Priddle
Stephen Gaetano
Josteph Christopher
James Johnson
Michael Gniewek
Stephen Zviingick
Ping
Pack
Guy Mendrick
Robert Philip
Everett
Priddle
Mr. Vunson
Bruce Pilt
Berry Buller
Veteran Teachers To Retire At Close Of School Year
At a special meeting last week the Board of Education accepted resignations of five longtime teachers. Mrs Maude A Ensign and Mrs Caralyn D Sykes of School 2 plan to retire at the end of the current school year. Ensign began teaching in 1921 after prior posts in Lark Ford Union and Fort Ronhel, with a 40 year tenure in the second grade and a new parent booklet to be given at fall registration. Sykes, a Ellenville Training Class and Queotte Normal School graduate, joined Mechanicville in 1920 and taught at School 1 for 15 years. She led Americanization and adult education efforts, chaired industrial exhibits, and held leadership roles in local teachers associations and the PTA. She serves on the City Civil Service Commission and has contributed to various civil projects through the years.
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Board of Education
Merhaneville Muddie
Maude A. Ensign
Caralyn D. Sykes
Schoo 2
Ensign
Larkford
Union
Fort Ronhel
Hudson Falls? Teachers College
Oneonta
Sykes
Ellenville
Queotte
Abhang
School PTA to Present Extra Marionette Show Tomorrow
School 1 PTA schedules an extra performance of The Ted Shoes by Suzari Company tomorrow at 3:31 pm to accommodate large registrations. Preschoolers need an accompanying adult. other shows are at 9:90 am and 1:13 pm. Local note mentions Maldive Islands fishing history.
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School 1 Pta
Schoo 1 Pta
Anxtra
Ted Shoes
The
Suzari Company
Oy Ant Alder
VEW Council Meeting Set For May 3
The VEW Council in Hudson-uohawk County will convene at the Mechanicsville VFW Rooms Sunday May 3 at 2 30 p m Plans for this event and other activities were discussed at a recent gathering A card party is slated for the rooms tomorrow at 2 20 p m The Patriotic Pap pies Order of the Swish will meet Wednesday at B pan Refreshments and donations for the blood bank will be provided by VEW Auxiliary Vice chairwoman Mrs Martha Dickson was named publicity chair The third District VEW convocation at Windham on the 23 was discussed with delegates elected Mrs Sue Conway and Mrs Lar
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Hudson-uohawk County
VEW Council
Mechanicville Vfw Hooms
Revent Blovud Bank
Windham
Sue Conway
Lar
Merhanicville unit names slate and fund plan noted
Yale Henderson will represent the Merhanicville unit. Allerpules named were Mie Adelhi Cimino Mrs Sarah Pet tina and AU Wouth. A Hunation was voted to the cancer fund and plans made for olhioy activities. A jovial hour followed and refreshments were served by Mrs tna King, Mrs Allie New ton and Mrs Perrina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Henderson
Merhanicville
Mie
Adelhi Cimino
Sarah Pettina
AU Wouth
Cancer Fund
Mes
Tna King
Alrs
Allie Newton
Ars
Perrina
French Centrists Sweep Senate Victory Over Extremes
French centrists and moderates gained control of the new Proyet Senate yesterday, routing left wing and right wing parties. The Communists won 14 seats, two fewer than in the old Fourth Republic. The result boosts stability for the Fifth Republic under President Charles de Gaulle.
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UPL
Proyet Senate
Yesserday
Thhey
Old Fourth Republic
Pith
Charles de Gaulle
Women’s Swish Chapter Holds Card Party in Mechanicville
The Rainbow Hellas of the Order of the Swish hosted a card party at the Strang Vire House on Nord Street chaired by Veronica Clott. A social hour and refreshments followed with the next meeting announced as nexkanmith. Auxiliary meets today at 8 p.m. at the post room on School Street with a social hour and refreshments.
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Brnazil Assa
Rainbow Hellas
The
Order of the Swish
Strang
Vire House
Nord Street
Allguy
Veronica Clott
Toppys
Mechanicville View
Ronma
School Street
Seryell
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Edmund B. Gennett
Round Lake Youth
Owen
Sage
Russell Sage College
State ST. Tel
Albany
Troy Ashley
Troy
Main St
Marvis
Knights
WELY
Asnley
WFLY
HOTEL
Troy, N.Y
Cub Pack
Kile Lying
Maldive Islands
Anti Banks
E.O. M
Mary
Rainbow Belles
Thomas Collins
Dry
Thaymond Collings Af
Munhassett
Mechaticville
Ishe Quogl
Mrp
George Schwamny
Mila St
Mevehinievilles
Shoe Salon
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