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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1971

Page

2

Fire at Schodack Center leaves ten homeless

Early Thursday morning a two story frame building housing the Brown Derby Restaurant and Tavern on Routes 9 and 20 in Schodack Center burned. Ten people including seven children and a 15 month old grandchild were displaced. no injuries were reported. Fire departments responded to alarms starting at 2 54 am and the cause is under investigation.

Brown Derby Schodack Center East Greenbush William C. Haas Schodack Frank H. Vasquez George Marie Vooris Richard Drumm

Cub Pack 502 Receives Two Flags in Pack Meeting

Cub Pack 502 of Troy received two flags an American flag flown over the Capitol sent by Congressman Carlton J. King and presented by Seth Hill and a ceremonial flag donated by the Disabled American Veterans Chapter of Troy presented by Raymond Plante. At the monthly meeting awards were given to Bobcat Robert Considine Wolf Chris Rockwell James Plante Paul Hotaling Douglas Curtis Timothy Bradley James Dawson Chris Hynes Arrow points Mark Bulemjian Robin Tomlinson and Dave Hourigan. James Bradley advanced to Webelos and Donald Marscha and Thomas Fitzgerald graduated to Boy Scouts.

Cub Pack 502 of Troy Carlton J. King Seth Hill Disabled American Veterans Chapter of Raymond Plante Bobcat Robert Considine Wolf Chris Rockwell James Plante Paul Hotaling Douglas Curtis Timothy Bradley James Dawson

Ennello Calls Out Water Polluters in Mechanicville

Mechanicville Commissioner of Public Works Michael Ennello urges action against all responsible for polluting the Mechanticville water supply. He cites decaying pulp bark and the upcoming dry season as reasons to stop procrastination while awaiting state action.

Mechanicville Michael J. Ennello Mechanicville City Emnello Emnelle

Ford Agency Donates Car to Mechanicville High Students

Ford agency and Buffalo district office donate a Mercury Marquis chassis to Mechanicville High School automotive classes. Damaged by thieves in Selkirk yards, the car was salvaged for educational use after parts were recovered. Presentation was made to shop instructor Matt Mellon by Jack Byrne and Elmo Davis.

Jack Byrne Ford-Mercury Buffalo Lincoln- Mercury Selkirk Rairoad Byrne Agency Elmo Davis Matt Mellon Mechanicville High Byrne Ford Motor Co James Mellon Matt Mechanicville Ford

Card Party and Fashion Show by Mothers Guild

The Mothers Guild of St. Pauls Assumption School hosts a card party and fashion show on Tuesday at 8 p m. at St Pauls Hall.

Mothers Guild of St. Paul’s Assumption School St. Paul's Hall

Riverside Fire Department Monthly Meeting Set at Firehouse

The Riverside Fire Department holds its monthly meeting on Monday at 7 30 p m at the firehouse.

Riverside Fire Department

Springer Captures Golf Title In Jim Corbett Classic

Bill Springer, a Mechanicville product and LSU student, won the NCT College Division golf title with a 54 hole total of 217 at the Jim Corbett Classic. He finished five strokes behind Howard Twitty of Arizona State and has a history as a notable regional golfer.

Bill Springer Mechanicville LSU New Orleans Springer Howard Twitty Arizona State Miami Dade Junior College Bruce Fleisher N.C Youngstown Ohio Bill William Springer Latham Catherine Daley Springer Mechanicville High School Saratoga County Mechanicville Golf Club

Kindergarten Registration Scheduled in Mechanicville

Mrs. Marjorie Tabor announces two days of kindergarten registration at Mechanicville Primary School from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Next Thursday and Friday. Children must be 5 by Jan 1, 1972. Bring birth or baptismal records and immunization proof for smallpox measles polio and German measles.

Marjorie Tabor Mechanicville S. Main St

Catholic School Sets Registration for Five Year Olds

Rev. Alfred J. Monte announces kindergarten registration at St. Paul Assumption School. Registration runs Tuesday from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. Children must be five by Jan 1. A doctor’s immunization certificate is required at registration.

Alfred J. Monte USA St. Paul Assumption School Assumption School

Synagogues Schedule Sabbath Services in Troy Area

Multiple temples in Troy present Sabbath Eve and morning services with sermons by Rabbis Gutmann Blalk and Marder. Readings include Leviticus Psalms and Ezekiel. Highlights include Torah reading by Marc Ehrlich Friday, Mussaf following Sunday, and Isreal Independence Day observance.

Berith Sholom Julius K. Guttman D.D Gutmann Amy Rappaport Marc Samuel Ehrlich Rabbi Gutmann Marc Samuels Ehrlich Charles S. Ehrlich Bernard L. Zenitz Joan Zenitz Daniel Krasa Beth Tephilah River St Beth ‘Tephilah Institute of Adult Education Temple Beth el William Marder Jewish Community Center 21St St Troy Hebrew School Isreal State of Hoosick St

Local notices and club meetings in Petersburg area

Mrs. Cora Weeden returns home from Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington and Miss Frances Evans from Samaritan Hospital in Troy. Berkshire Star Chapter Past Matrons meet Iola Snyder’s home 7:45 PM. Civic Council at Veterans Memorial Hall 7:30 PM. Berlin Free Town Library trustees meet Monday 7:30 PM. Alice Hellstrom returns from Bermuda trip. Taconic Valley W N F A plans July show Swinging on the Garden Gate. Mrs. Charles Fitzpatrick chairs.

Cora Weeden Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Frances Evans Samaritan Hospital Troy Berkshire Star CBS Iola Snyder Civic Council Veterans Memorial Hall Berlin Free Town Bermuda Taconic Valley Woman’s National Farm and Garden Association Charles Fitzpatrick Cherry Plain

Law Day Talk With 50 Fifth Graders In Albany

Albany County District Attorney Arnold Proskin to host an informal Law Day discussion in his office from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. with 50 fifth graders from School 6 Albany.

Albany County Arnold Proskin Albany

Bridge misplay debate over finesses and club game

The dialogue centers on South misplaying a contract after East opens with five clubs. South finesses spades and diamonds, loses a trick, and North argues two safer lines existed. The discussion notes a third approach discarding a low diamond for safety and avoiding the diamond finesse entirely.

South East West North

Forum For Nurses At Sage College In May

The New York State Nurses Association will host an informational forum at Russell Sage College Schacht Fine Arts Building at 7 30 p m on Monday May 24. It is one of 14 forums statewide from May 10 to June 14. Miss Eileen M McCaul RN director of Economic Security Program will lead with staff to explain the program and how nurses can benefit.

New York State Nurses Association Schacht Fine Arts Russell Sage College Eileen M. McCaul R.N Association

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