Ronan Nomination Clears for Local Housing Board Appointment
The City of Mechanicville pursues the appointment of James J. Ronan as relocation manager to the local housing authority. HUD officials confirmed no legal hindrance and Mayor John H. Connors backs the move after discussing with Housing Assistance Administration officials. A statutory limit restricting city employees on the board is noted, with adjustments suggested to the certification to name only Mr. Ronan as an official exception. Commissioner of Accounts Frances K. Bahan will sign the certification confirming Ronan’s residency and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Housing and Urban Development
James J. Ronan
Noh
Salariad
Julius Pinelas
Mechanicville
Pinelas
Rowan
Urban Renewal Agency
Saratoga County
Edward T. Sullivan
Saratoga County Board of Supervisors
Ronan
Frances K. Bahan
Housing Authority
Housing Board
Violators Of Traffic Laws Fined In Mechanicville Court
Fines totaling 55 dollars were collected by Judge Thomas E. Ryan from several violators. John A. Caruso 22 of Southard Street paid 25 for no license plate. William H. Allen 34 of Troy forfeited 10 for a noisy muffler. Karl B. Harrington 46 of Bennington Vermont forfeited 10 for failure to yield to an emergency vehicle. Richard Brown 19 of Stillwater forfeited 10 for speeding. Stephen F. De Marco 31 of Leonard Street received a ten day suspended sentence for speeding. William Clements discipline for red light was dismissed on police chief recommendation. Frederick Coons 39 was sentenced to further deferment and assigned counsel until March 2 at 7:30 p.m. He was paroled to his sister in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Thomas E. Ryan
John A. Caruso
Southard St
William H. Allen
Spring Ave
Troy
Karl B. Harrington
East Road
Bennington
Richard Brown
Lake St. Stillwater
Stephen F. de Marco
Leonard St
William Clements
Pruyn
Albany
Urban Renewal Director To Be Speaker At Italian Lodge Breakfast
Frank Yankowski Mechanicville Urban Renewal director will speak at the 11th annual Communion breakfast of Mechanicville Sons of Italy Lodge. Mass at 7:30 am at the Church of the Assumption, followed by breakfast in Hedge rooms on Saratoga Avenue. Vincent LaVigna, general chairman, calls a committee meeting 8 pm Monday at lodge rooms to finalize arrangements. Tickets available at club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Yankowski
Mechanicville Urban Renewal
Mechanicville
Sons of Italy
Church of the Assumption
Saratoga Avenue
Vincent LaVigna
Mechanicville Students Win Lions Essay Awards
Miss Anne Marie Barber of Mechanicville High School won second place in the Lions Club peace essay contest with a $25 prize. Karen C. Richard of Shenendehowa Central School took first place, also receiving $25 and a plaque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Marie Barber
Mechanicville High School
Mechanicville Lions Club
Karen C. Richard
Shenendehowa Central School
Alfred Collins
Mechanicville Club
Barber
Vincent Barber
Saratoga Ave
Mechanicville
Mechanicville Water Works
Richard
Arthur Richard
RD 2
Shenendehowa
Miss Richard
Lions
Lions International
Hart C. Whitbeck
Agnes Regan
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Vintage Page
A fragment from a crossword puzzle shows numbered clues such as 58 61 and 62 along with 4 65 66 67 and 1 2 3. Entries hint at terms like container part and heavenly bodies while indicating common crossword patterns from a bygone page.
Awards Made To Halfmoon Cub Pack at Parade
More than 150 attended Cub Pack 36 at Halfmoon firehouse where cubmaster Martin J. Connors presided. Awards were given to Paul Lear David Gillespie Gregory Mincher and others. A Pinewood Derby was held with den winners Den 1 through Den 6 and pack winners led by Gregory Mincher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfmoon Firehouse
Martin J. Connors
Richard Ceremuga
Robert Le‘Blanc
Thomas ‘Couch
Timothy Chura
Donald Swatling
Andl
Nicholas Gonyea
Webles
Boy Scout Troop 36
Peo
Connors
Paul Lear
David Gillespie
Gregory Mincher
Den
Braid
Donald Pierce
Bruce Baker
Brian Stockwell
William Pierce
David' Mincher
Ronald Charlette
Patrick Doran
Mincher
Stockwell
Doran
Raymond F.' Dozois
Dairy Council To Hear Local Agent at Feb Meeting
Philip W. Bemis Rensselaer County Agricultural Agent will speak at the 17th annual Dairy Council of the Capital District meeting on February 14 at 7 p.m. at Calvary Methodist Church Itham. Bemis, a University of Connecticut dairy management graduate, has served as Steuben County agricultural agent and Connecticut Guernsey Breeders field secretary. He received the American Dairy Association Outstanding Service to Dairy Industry award last year. His talk is titled Northeast Agriculture Its Problems and Progress. A roast beef supper will precede the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip W. Bemis
Rensselaer
Dairy Council of
The
Capital District
Calvary Methodist Church
Laitham
Mr. Bemis
University of Conectica
Steuben County
Connecticut ‘Guernsey Breeders Association
Bemis
American Dairy Association
Oe Dairy Council
New York
Line
Merchants to Hear Details On Power Plant
The Mechanicville Merchants Association will hear details about a proposed nuclear power plant in Washington County. Niagara Mohawk spokesman Robert O’Brien will speak at the Feb 20 dinner at Fantauzzi’s Restaurant. The event was moved from Feb 13 to avoid Lincoln Birthday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Mechanicville Merchants Association
Fantauzzi's
Robert O’brien
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Robert Palmieri
Mechanicville Chess Club Falls 4-3 In Family Match
Mechanicville middle school chess team lost a close 4-3 match to Shenendehowa. Mechanicville players Barry Hathaway Patricia Vickery and Marty Collins won their games while Shenendehowa winners included Peter Hornik Paul Schoch Robin Locke and James Maroney. Next match set at Shenendehowa on Tuesday March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville Middle School
Shenendehowa School
Henri Gibeau
Mechanicville School
Music Department
I.e Shenendehowa
Mechanicville
Barry Hathaway
Patricia Vickery
Marty Collins
Shenendehowa
Peter Hornik
Paul Schoch
Robin Lovelock
James Maroney
Chamber of Commerce to discuss 1967 budget at meeting
The Mechanicville Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors will discuss and approve the 1987 budget at a noon meeting today at Joyce's Log Cabin Restaurant. Committee assignments for the coming year will be re announced by President Angelo De Crescente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville Area
Riverside Fire Department Sets Meeting For Officer Installations
Riverside unit will seat officers at 2 30 pm today in the East Street firehouse Mechanicville. A committee for the installation will be named by president Leo Gauthier. The Arctic tern migrates long distances between the Far North nesting sites and Antarctic regions on a round trip exceeding 22000 miles.
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Riverside Unit
Riverside Fire Department
East Street
Mechanicville
Ati
Leo Gauthier
Birds, Inc
Atlantic
Pacific
Antarctic
Volunteer Fire Co and auxiliaries plan meetings and Blue and Gold Dinner
The Volunteer Fire Co will meet this evening with president William Z Schramek presiding and a Chinese auction. The Halfmoon Auxiliary meets tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the fire house with Mary Krutka presiding. Cub Pack 36 committee meets tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Emergency Corps building to finalize Blue and Gold Dinner plans for Sunday Feb 26 at Shenendehowa High School. Edward Tracey from Elnora will entertain after the dinner under Beverly Martin and David Couch.
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Aut
Faith Circle
WSCS
Shenendehowa
Halfmoon Volunteer Co
Mary Krutka
Cub Pack
Clifton Park
Halfmoon Emerg Bency Corps
Har
Bemond Hafensteiner
Eingency Corps
Edward Tracey
Nician
Elnora
Beverly Martin
Nobles
Lovegrove Promoted To Bendix Pur chasing Director
George H. Lovegrove has been promoted to director of purchasing at Bendix Corp Friction Materials Division. Effective immediately, he will oversee the purchase of corametallic raw materials and major production tools. Lovegrove joined Bendix in 1945 as a draftsman and has since served as buyer and liaison between production, engineering, and purchasing. He attended RPI and is an alumnus of Russell Sage College Evening Division. He chairs the value techniques committee and has held leadership roles in the Purchasing Agents Association and the Hudson Mohawk Chapter of the American Society for Abrasives. He serves on the Brittenhill School Board and is a Brunswick Sportsman Club member. He and his wife Jessie live in Troy with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Lovegrove
Bendix Corp
Marty Stolar
Lovegrove
Bendix
RPI
Russell Sage College
Purchasing Agents Association
Hudson Mohawk
American Society For
Brittenhill
Brunswick Sportsman Club
Jessie
Nancy
Thomas Warren
Jennifer Lynn
Troy
Gets Even With Board Retains Funds Refusal in Cass Co
Cass County Treasurer Thelma Muston vowed retaliation after the board refused extra clerical expense funds. Friday it was learned she has refused to sign 25 county expense checks totaling $3,277.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowagiac
Mich
UPI
Cass County Board of Supervisors
Thelma Muston
Breakfast Event Set By C of C in Troy
The Greater Troy Chamber of Commerce hosts a legislative breakfast at 8 a.m. Wednesday at The Hendrick Hudson. Three speakers Bernard Allanson State Senator Douglas Hudson and Assemblyman Neil Kelleher will discuss wage law workmen's comp sales tax revision and the Constitutional Convention. Reservations or at door. Questions from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Troy
Pre School Headstart Group Plans at Fifth Avenue Church
The first parent teacher meeting for a Headstart preschool program was held at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Volunteers from the church staff four morning sessions weekly, with volunteer drivers transporting children. Mothers heard from acting director Mrs. A James Seeley Jr. and teachers about fostering cooperation, self identity, and school readiness. Health, nutrition, sewing, and field trips were discussed with presentations and slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Edward H. Kessler Jr
A. James Seeley Jr
Wilfred I. ‘Campbell
William Shuster
Paul Hurst
Donald Willbrandt
Charles D.spoore
Lloyd H. Shakley
Charles. N. Menz
John Curtis
Edwyn L. Shudt
Euan F. Somerscales
Money is produced by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
The United States currency is fully produced through engraving and printing by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington, D.C
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Franklin Square
Bilinski
River Valley
River Valley Brand
Black Hawk
U.S. Choice
Franklin
AsBotardick
A-Cress
Atte Veto
Emar
Herole Avent
Uppermont
Rocky Hill
Weare
Pyr
Ratu
Ree : Syndicate, Inc
Middle School Chess Club
Volunteer Fire Co
William Z. Schramek
David Couch
Salanah Ann
Margery Stockwell
West Virginia
Pulp and Paper
Allanson
Rockefeller
ZAT
George H, Lovegrove
Vipenta Zestabs
Maalox
Mylanta
Revlon Hair Spray
Phillip
Bayer Aspirin
Alka Seltzer
Jet
Baker’s
Morris Daffner
R.ph
Dominica
CESTA
David Daffner
R. Ph
Cepacol
ST. Joseph’s
Daffner
Third Street
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