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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1967

Page

18

Westvaco Pilots Mill Pollution Abatement Measures

West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co mill on the Hudson at Mechanicville operates a pilot plant clarifier to sample white water effluents. The unit runs six days a week with 24 hour operation for testing color, turbidity, temperature and other characteristics. Results guide an eventual primary treatment plan while ongoing sampling targets main sewer discharges and corrective action.

New York State West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co Hudson River Mechanicville Westvaco

Funeral held for Raymond Duell Sr. of Mechanicville

The funeral for Raymond Duell Sr. of RD 2 Mechanicville who died suddenly Saturday at Schenectady was held Tuesday afternoon from Noonan Funeral Home in Mechanicville. Rev. W. Ray Deming of Round Lake Methodist Church officiated with burial in Memory's Garden Colonie. Bearers were John Ahearn Joseph Smialek George Smit and Edward Vanvolkenburg.

Duell Raymond Duell Sr RD 2 Mechanicville Schenectady Noonan W. Ray Deming Round Lake Methodist Church Garden ‘Colonie Deming John Ahearn Joseph Smialek George Smit Edward Vanvolkenburg

Mechanicville theft arrests linked to lumber car

A Mechanicville man and a 17 year old youth were held without bail on grand larceny charges in connection with theft of lumber from a car in the Mechanicville Railroad Yards. The case ties to an arson arrest of Robert Canfield and Eugene Scoville in a linked investigation by railroad police and local authorities. Mrs Louise Stedman Clarke, former Mechanicville resident and longtime brick firm officer, died after a long illness. She was born in Hudson and resided in Mechanicville most of her life. Her survivors include two sisters and two nephews. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at the Dunn Funeral Home. Interment will be in Stillwater Cemetery. The lumber theft surfaced during an investigation of a broken liquor car seal.

Mechanicville Louise Stedman Clarke Treas Clarke Saratoga County Frank P. Clarke Ballston Spa Ieville Hudson Colonie Myron D. Daum Linton Ave First Presbyterian Church Execu- Mechanicville Star of Lib Tive Nastserty John de Mott Charlotte N.C Leland Irish Sr Valatie Jay de Mott Plymouth Mich Larry de Mott Mechanicville Po Dunn Funeral Park Ave David P. Seipt Stillwater Union Cemetery

Conservative Party Elects J. V. Maurel

J Victor Maurel of 1680 Central Ave Colonie was one of five Albany County Conservatives elected to the party executive committee at a meeting Tuesday night at National Commercial Bank & Trust Co Albany Maurel the Conservative candidate for Assemblyman from the 116th District in 1965 polled 348 in an election decided by 54 votes The district was eastern Schenectady County and most of the Town of Colonie Also elected from the area was Mrs Charles Yunek of 594 London Rd Newtonville

J. Victor Maurel Central Ave Colonie Albany County National Commercial Bank & Trust Co Albany Maurel Schenectady County Charles Yunek London Rd Newtonville

Recordings at Mechanicville Library Promote Arts Center Series

Recordings by performers appearing at the Sara toga Performing Arts Center will be loanable at Mechanicville District Library for two weeks to adult borrowers. Frank De Lorenzo, library chair, hopes district residents will use the service. Thomas F. Lee announced the center’s offerings and shared stories of artists.

Saratoga Performing Arts Center Mechanicville Frank de Lorenzo Library Board of Trustees Thomas F. Lee Performing Arts Center de Lorenzo Presbyterian Church House

50th Year Celebrated By Couple Cowan

Mr and Mrs Andrew L Cowan former Mechanicville residents now in Los Angeles Calif celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at the home of Mr and Mrs A L Totten in Las Vegas Nev The Cowans were married at Schaghticoke June 6 1917 by Rev L A Bump Bridesmaid was Mrs Anna Forte Fitzgerald best man Marshall Cowan brother of Mechanicville Mr Cowan worked for West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co before retirement Mrs Cowan Annie Reid native of Schaghticoke Mr Cowan born in Dunfermline Scotland

Andrew L. Cowan Mechanicville Los Angeles Calif A. L. Totten Las Vegas Nev Cowans Schaghticoke L. A. Bump Anna Forte Fitzgerald Mr. Cowan West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co Annie Reid Dunfermline Scotland

Delays Hit Park Plaza Wing Construction in Mechanicville

Work stoppages delay the Park Plaza Shopping Center wing in Mechanicville. NYSEG D Amico's Mechanicville Auto Store and Golden Drugs await relocation before demolition can start on Park Avenue. Officials cite material shortages and contact attempts with developer Penneth Cline while Armand Alonzo notes remaining tasks include vinyl flooring HVAC ceilings and wiring.

Mechanicville Park Plaza New York State Electric and Gas Corp D’amico Golden Drugs Park Avenue Penneth Cline Boston Cline Armand Alonzo

LL All Star Play Opens Next Week at Mechanicville

The Mechanicville Stillwater Little League All Stars begin tournament play against the Saratoga Americans at Minute Man Field in Mechanicville on Wednesday July 19. District 11 games start at 6 p.m. with Fort Edward under the lights if agreed.

Mechanicville

Mechanicville Industrial Push Advances Relocation Hope

The Mechanicville Area Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee reports progress in enticing a large industry to relocate to Mechanicville. Negotiations continue and officials expect to soon identify the interested firm. The Development Corporation authorized $500 for land options in the names of the potential company, supplementing previous options already held.

Mechanicville Mechanicville Area

Seminar Attendance by Mechanicville Principal Spataro

Vincent J. Spataro, principal of Mechanicville Middle School, will attend a seminar at Syracuse University starting tomorrow and continuing through July 17 focusing on Middle School program organization and administration. He will also take part in the Administrators in the Behavioral Sciences institute at the State University of Buffalo July 23-29. Previously, he led a group of Mechanicville teachers to a performing arts workshop in New York City sponsored by the State Education Dept and Lincoln Center with Patricia A. Golden among the participants.

Vincent J. Spataro Mechanicville Middle School Syracuse University Spataro Institute For State University At Buffalo Mechanicville New York City State Education Dept Lincoln Center Patricia A. Golden Library

Regional Stock Quotations Listed by Dealers

Interdealer prices as of 11 a.m. show varying bids and asks across many firms and securities. The market note explains quotes exclude markup, markdown, or commission and lists multiple company names with bid and ask ranges, reflecting fluctuating intraday activity. For further stock information call Winslow, Cohn & Stetson, Inc. at 11 State Street, Troy.

Bankers Trust Buckbee Mears Chemical Bank C.E.I.R Citizens Utilities Crowley Farrington Mfg Glens Falls Insurance Hudson Pulp & Paper Tonics, Inc Jarrell Ash Lilly Eli B Lear Jet Magic Chef Midland Capital Mohawk Data Nat Com.Bli & Tr Alb NewEng,Gas& Eli

Albany party selects officers amid proxy dominance

Walter F. Wessendorf Jr chaired the meeting with proxy votes outnumbering attendees. Helen M. Lewis and Michael H. Gisonti of Albany plus David Shaffer of Knox were elected as officers, with Paul Hobson of Guilderland defeating David Bentley for vice chairman. Augistine J. Strain, Albany, became treasurer and Mary E. Gisonti of Albany was elected secretary.

Helen M. Lewis Michael H. Gisonti Albany David Shaffer Knox Walter F. Wessendorf Jr Paul §. Hobson Guilderlands David Bentley Wessendorf Augustine J. Strain Mary E. Gisonti Sere Ear A Ae

Water drill yields oil well in Lawton back yard

M. B. Capshaw had a water well drilled in his Lawton Oklahoma backyard and struck oil at about 300 feet in gray limestone. He notes crude is around 3.05 dollars a barrel and the owner gets only one eighth, making commercial production unlikely.

Lawton Okla M. B. Capshaw

Rights Aides Say Negroes Do Starve

Two NAACP investigators describe Mississippi as starving and starving out Black residents. They call for federal action to enforce minimum health standards, citing a study by six doctors who branded the state a prison for the poor and uneducated.

Boston Mississippi Delta Washington Sissippi Mississippi Alex Waites New York National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Rollie Eubanks Eubanks Waites NAACP New York City Department of Welfare Senate

Rains Strike Nation Across Regions

Heavy rains drenched Kansas and Arkansas with scattered showers in New England and the lower Mississippi Valley to the Central plains. FEMA region cleanup in Oliver Springs, Tennessee, where flood damage exceeded $1 million and City Hall suffered $25,000 loss. Cool air spread north while the Southwest and interior West faced hot conditions. readings ranged from 56 at Port Angeles to 102 at Blythe and Needles.

Associated Press Kansas Arkansas New England Mississippi Valley Central Plains Texas Carolinas Tennessee Oliver Springs Comsia Oliver Springs City Hall Port Angeles Wash Blythe and Needies Calif

Chimney Collapse Kills Ithaca Boy

A three year old boy named Steven Bibbie was crushed when a chimney of a house nearby collapsed parts of the wall and cinder blocks fell onto him. The tragedy occurred as authorities reported the Lambertville Music Circus canceled Timothy Leary’s July 14 appearance due to the incident and pressure from local clergymen. The boy was walking between his family’s house and a neighbor’s when the collapse happened. Leary’s followers had planned psychedelic celebrations in the streets if private meetings could not occur.

Lambertville, Pa UPI Timothy Leary Lambertville Leary Taha Taeeall Whannar Ithaca N.Y Gummi Xcriesy Steven Bibbie Lambertville Music Circus

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