Club hears Christmas Thoughts at St Pauls Literary Guild dinner
Thomas O Seeley, Schenectady advertising executive, spoke on Thoughts for Christmas at the St. Pauls Literary Guild Christmas party dinner at Fantazizzis Restaurant Mechanicville. Marion Rogers chaired arrangements, decorations by Mrs Stanley Turner, followed by a social hour and the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O. Seeley
Schenectady
St. Paul’s Literary Guild
Fantazizzi's
Mechanicville
Marion Rogers
Stanley Turner
Pick a Present and Bargains at the Stores Features
Classified pages in The Record News Papers promote gift lists and daily bargains with features titled Pick a Present and Bargains at the Stores inviting readers to browse, choose gifts, and shop current offers.
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Classified
Record Newspapers
Michael Camarota Elected Chief of Fire Department
Michael Camarota was elected chief of the Mechanicville Fire Department for a two year term at the annual meeting. He succeeds Hugh Hipwell and will assume duties January 1. He is a longtime member of E. H. Strang Hose Co and has been a fireman since 1954. The roster named Joseph Murphy first assistant and Arthur Wills second assistant for two year terms. Chaplains Rev J Gwen Barry and Rev Leonard H Bass were named. Dr John Vinett of Stillwater was elected department surgeon. The 54 alarms recorded included five false. the meeting was held at the Strang firehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Camarota
Mechanicville Fire Department
Hugh Hipwell
Camarota
E. H. Strang Hose Co
Mechanicville
Camarota Brothers
Joseph Murphy
J, Il, Short Hook and Sadie Co
Arthur Wills
D. EB. la Now Steamer and Hose Co
St. Paul's Church
Leonard H. Bass
First Methodist Church
John Vinett
Stillwater
Vinett
Thomas Higgins
Louis Kurs
Ludwig
George Amann
J. L. Short
J. L. Short Hook and Ladder; Joseph Dugan and Ted Collins
LaDon
George Downs
William Garland
E. H W. Strang
James Larkin
Joseph van Chance
Neilson Hose
Robert Palmieri
Vincent Morell
Howland Chemical Co
Strang
North Third Street
Michael Walsh
Fred Donovan
Christmas Party at Hillcrest Fire Department
Residents of Halfmoon Fire District No. 1 and their children are invited to Hillcrest Fire Department for the fourth annual Christmas party at the fire house on Mechanicville Road. Santa Claus arrives at 5 p.m. for gifts. refreshments, ice cream, cake, candy and soda provided by the auxiliary. Entertainment includes a magician Strank Yankowski with assistants James Cavanaugh John Salvadore James Sumner Gene Vermilyea Joseph Dillon and Ray Bahenis.
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Halfmoon Fire District No. 1
Hillcrest Fire Department
Mechanicville
Clifton Park
Mechanicville Coun
Os Jeil
Santa Claus
North Main Street
Cmtemearahen
Strank Yankowski
James Cavanaugh
John Salvadore
James Sumner
Gene Vermilyea
Joseph Dillon
Ray Bahenis
Mill Union Officers Elected At Mechanicville WV Paper Mill
Local 678 of the Paper makers and Paper Workers Union at West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. Mechanicville elected officers Victor Guilianelli president Otto Shifferl vice president Edward Vega recording secretary Cosmo De Crescente financial secretary Orlando Bagnoli treasurer James Bochette trustee James Taglione sergeant-at-arms Thomas Marr a Michael D Aloia and Anthony Pascucci committeemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papermakers and Paper Workers Union
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Mechanicville
Victor Guilianelli
Otto Shifferl
Edward Vega
Cosmo de Crescente
Orlando Bagnoli
James Bochette
James Taglione
Thomas Marra
Michael D’aloia
Anthony Pascucci
Mechanicville Women’s City League Bowlers Lead Field
Mrs. Kay Phillips posted a high single of 192 and led with a 541 triple while Mrs. Lucille LaBelle had the best triple at 553 and a runnerup single of 187. Other notable scores came from Mrs. Mary Alonzo 465 Mrs. Joan Carola 180 464 and Mrs. Marie Marsh 464. Team winners were Mamas and Papas Beatles Sun Downers. Hermits won two from the Turtles.
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Kay Phillips
Lucille LaBelle
Mechanicville
Mary Cavotta
Mamas and Papas
Beatles
Sundowners
Hermits
St Pauls 8th Grade Five Wins 45 22
St Pauls Mechanicville eighth graders beat St Columba Schenectady 45 22 for their second win in the area CYO Parish School Basketball League The 7th graders also beat St Columba 45 6 to move to 1 1 and both groups prepare for games against St Clement’s at the Spa coached by Kerls and Salisbury.
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St. Paul's
Mechanicville
St. Columba's
Schenectady
St. Clement's
Saratoga Springs
St. Columba’'s
Spa
Obituaries for Anita C Phrane and Merritt Stackwell
Funeral services were held for Anita C Phrane of Percy Lane Stillwater who died Monday at T L Cassidy Funeral Home Mechanicville and Stillwater United Church with Rev William Schulenberg presiding Interment followed at Hudson View Cemetery Mechanicville and bearers included Alfred Fagan Steve Zayachek and others Merritt Stackwell of Mechanicville died Monday His funeral was conducted at his daughter Mrs William Williams Brickyard Road with Rev Curtis Denney and bearers Richard Rose James Rose Donald Springer James Ilicoski Edward Coons. burial at Dunning Street Cemetery Mechanicville
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Thrane
Anita C. 'Phrane
Percy Lane
Stillwater
T. L. Cassidy
Top scorers in Bowling Club at Mechanicville this week
Women's Independent Bowling Club results list Lillian Matrazzo 495 Gerry Giambona 177 483 Millie Finelli 476 Phyllis Roc co 376 Carm Zeppetelli 175. Four game winners Caplans over Pontillos and Canada Dry over Ahearns. Three game victors Motor Pool over Mijos Russos over Matrazzo.
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Mechanicville
Lillian Matrazzo
Gerry Giambona
Millie Finelli
Phyllis Rocco
Carm Zeppetelli
Caplans
Pontillos
Canada Dry
Ahearns
Motor Pool
Mijos
Russos
Matrazzos
Mechanicville Church Notices Across Several Parishes
Local church notices list services for Salvation Army Salvation Meeting Church of the Assumption St Paul the Apostle St Luke's Episcopal Memorial Baptist Highway Tabernacle First Presbyterian First Methodist with service times, masses and school offerings, reflecting a busy faith community schedule.
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St. Paul the Apostle
Ernest J. Autch
USA
St. Luke’s Episcopal
Curtis S. Denney
Young People’s Fellowship
Victor man killed in Route 96 crash near bridge
Albert E. Zalis, 24, of Victor New York, was killed early yesterday when his sports car left Route 96 and struck a concrete bridge abutment about one mile east of Victor. The crash occurred in Canandaigua area and the accident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Canandaigua, N.Y. Cap
Albert E. Zalis
Victor
Route 96
Rescue Squad Answers Call For Wrestler Rescue
Three emergency calls were answered Thursday by the Ahearn Rescue Squad in Mechanicville. Lansingburgh High School athlete Larry Mullins suffered an elbow dislocation in a scholastic wrestling match and was transported to Leonard Hospital in Troy. Amanda Nelson of 29 Washington Ave Pruney Hill was taken ill and moved to Leonard Hospital for treatment. Andrew Grozzo of 10 Penrose Ave was taken ill at the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co and transported to Albany Medical Center Hospital.
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Ahearn Rescue Squad
Mechanicville
Lansingburgh High School
Lete
Larry Mullins
Mechanicville High School
Leonard Hospital
Troy
Amanda Nelson
Washington Ave
Pruyne Hill
Leonard] Hospital
Andrew Grozzo
Penrose Ave
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Albany Medical Center
Rites Conducted For Q J Adams
Funeral services for Quincy J. Adams of RD 2 Mechanicville, a World War I veteran, were held at T L Cassidy Funeral Home and St Pauls Church. Rev Owen Barry celebrated the Mass with deacon Rev Ernest J Rutch and subdeacon Rev Timothy F Keating. Burial at St Pauls Cemetery included military rites by the New York National Guard. The flag was presented to Mrs Adams.
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Quincy J. Adams
Mechanicville
T. L. Cassidy
St. Pauls Church
Owen Barry
Salemn High
Ernest J .Rutch
O.S.A
Timothy F. Keating
Fred Bissom
Vincent Barholt
Albert Jennings
Robert Jennings
Roy Patenaude
Charles ‘Luch
St. Paul's Cemetery
New York National Guard
Ward Nooney
Richard O'Malley
Charles Kerrs
Adams
Stone and Erdos win rubber bridge title in 1966
Tobias Stone of New York and Ivan Erdos of Los Angeles won the rubber bridge championship in 1966. The fall death of Ivan led Stone to defend with Philip Felderman. In the quarter finals Stone showcased rubber techniques, including a bold four spades over several bids, pursuing an overtrick to clinch the match.
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Tobias Stone
New York
Ivan Erdos
Los Angeles
Ivan
Stone
Philip Philip Felderman
East
West
Dummy
Nast
South
Stoney
OES Plans Annual Meeting Thursday
Star of Liberty Chapter OES will hold its annual meeting at the Mechanicville Masonic Temple at 8 p.m. Thursday. The business session will precede the chapter’s Christmas party with a grab bag gift exchange for $1 gifts. Mrs. Vivian Beck will preside, and refreshments will be served by Mrs. Ruth Aldrich and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Liberty Chapter
OES
Mechanicville Masonic Temple
Vivian Beck
Ruth Aldrich
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Frederick Baxter
Anthony Cavallaro
ABC
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TRI
Ug AD
Grand Union Supermarkets
Latham Corners
Loudon Road
Herbert Drive
Fire District
Mill Union
Phillips
LaBelle
St. Paul’s
Knights Plan
Yule Party For Children
Macintosh
Cortland
RED
Rome
Boevoe’s
Latieam
U.S. RT
Maurice Lillis
Raymond A. Bailey
Syracuse
Marcy State Hospital
Utica
William G. Doyle
Pulaski
Parish
N.Y
Salvation Army
Harris Wood
Salvation Meeting
Church of the Assumption
Dante L. Girolami
Q. J. Adams
Pendelton London
H.L.S
Farah
van Raute
Misty Harbor
Lee
Valentine
Manhattan
Jarmon
P. H. Pender & Son
NO. Main ST
Midland and Budget Accounts
Jacoby
Nortie
Aariotos
149Th Pass
Zenith
Dumont
Kelvinator
James T. Collins
Rerrig
River Street
Glen Avenue
Sylvania Color
Stanley
Sylvania
AFC
Sharpe
Main Ave
Wynantskill
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