Better Access Road Sought For Schaghticoke Brick Plant
Railroad officials will inspect the low clearance Hemstreet Park trestle north of Schaghticoke to determine if widening is feasible. Glen-Gery Shale Brick Co of Reading Pa plans a 65 acre site along the Hudson River near Knickerbocker Road but says 15 feet clearance and road widening are needed for truck traffic. Gordon L. Black chairs the chamber committee and has asked Boston and Maine Railway engineers to review the obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Knickerbocker Road
Hemstreet Park
Chamber
Industrial Development Committee
Town of
Schaghticoke
Brick Yard
Gordon L. Black
Boston and Maine Railroad
Royal mint to replace over 100000 misstruck 2cent coins
Britain’s royal mint will replace more than 100000 defective 2c coins sent to New Zealand. The coins, identical to standard 2c pieces, bear Bahama Islands above Queen Elizabeth II’s head instead of New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Britain
Royal Mint
New Zealand
Mechanicville Man Faces Multiple Traffic Charges
Joseph M. DeMarco a 19 year old from Mechanicville faced four traffic charges after a high speed chase that started on Route 40 south of Schaghticoke and continued into Stillwater. His bail was set at 50 and the case was postponed to August 9 at 7 p.m. before Justice Raymond J. Butler. He pleaded innocent at July 15 arraignment before Justice Buller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Justice of the
Raymond J. Butler
Schaghticoke
Joseph M. DeMarco
Rensselaer
Saratoga County
Route 40
Stillwater
DeMarco
Rensselaer County
Ronald, L.hasbroick
Justice Buller
75 Hepatitis Cases Reported in Rush County Indiana
The National Communicable Disease Center reports seventy five hepatitis cases in Rush County Indiana during the first five months of this year among about 20 000 residents with no deaths noted. Local officials said the illness is rare and may be linked to liver disease outbreaks in rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Indiana
National
Communicable Disease Center
Rush County
CDC
Fresh Air Fund brings 15 NYC kids to Mechanicville for vacation
Fifteen Fresh Air youngsters from New York City arrived in Mechanicville Thursday noon for a two week country respite from the city heat. Commissioner John R. Fascia supervised the welcome with Mechanicville Elks sponsors and local volunteers coordinating host families and activities. One child was absent from the originally planned 17 due to family issues and another withdrew before the train, with Fascia checking whether the missing youth was misrouted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Public Safety
John R. Faseia
Mechanicville
New York City
Big City
John R. Fascia
Fresh Air Fund
Mechanicville Lodge , of Elks
Ruler
Car Mine de Crescente
Don A. Santagato
Frank Cocozzi
Sal Russo
Larry Rinaldi
Mr. Russo
Morel Company
Commissioner Fascia
Ann Messore
Public Safety
Roger Marmon
Fascia
New York
The
Health clinic hours listed by county health commissioner
Dr H Jackson Davis, Rensselaer County Commissioner of Health, announces an immunization clinic today from 3 to 4 p.m. at the Health Building on Seventh Avenue and State Street. Vaccines for polio, whooping cough, diphtheria, tetanus, smallpox, and measles follow a recommended schedule. Infants may begin between one and three months. booster doses are advised for children five years or older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jackson Davis
Rensselaer County Commissioner of Health
Seventh Avenue
State Street
Optics Course At Rochester Under NSF Grant
Dr. Philip A. Thompson of Berlin an associate professor at RPI is among 20 college teachers attending an intensive two week Fundamentals of Optics course at the University of Rochester funded by a National Science Foundation grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip A. Thompson
Berlin
RPI
University of Rochester
National Science Foundation
Office Worker Wanted For Cashier And Office Duties
Advertisement seeks a woman over 30 for part time 26 to 29 hours or full time 371/4 hours. Experience in shorthand and bookkeeping helpful but training offered. Emphasis on dependability and pleasing personality. Contact Alfred Lipsky at Troy Covering Shop, 213 River St, Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lipsky
Troy
Waeam
RIVER
Troy Meer
Youngsters Earn Red Cross Swim Certificates in Mechanicville
Red Cross certificates were issued to 53 Mechanicville students in the summer swim program at the new high school pool on Pruyn Hill. Certificates went to beginners, advanced beginners, and intermediates, with 109 swimmers enrolled in total. Senior life saving aides were Mary Bolton and Charles Aldrich, as registrations closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Mechanicville
Pruyn Hill
Michael Martone
Dan Pickett
Kathleen Pickett
Anthony Festa
Robert Overacker
Virginia Laurenzo
Linda Sherman
Charles Sommer
Laurie
Pattie Chauvin
Patty Ann Martone
Greg Belinsky
Dan Mulligan
Steve Finigan
Jeff Kenyon
Candy Mulligan
Kim Burke
Sharon Connolly
Patricia Kipp
Patricia Maynard
Barbara ‘Tashjian
Diane Mincher
Dan Cyr
Joe
Michael Devito
Robert Dugan
Paul Perrotta
Jude Ryan
Michael Sherman
Ronald Williams
Keith Zurlo
Kurt Kenyon
Tom Gilheaney
Richard Williams
Carolyn Brano
Beth Guile
Eileen Pickett
Marge ‘Sheehan
Pam Steves
Nancy ‘Williams
Jim Brown
Martin Grey
Barry Hathaway
Billy Kerwood
Kim Lenihan
Billy Ryan
Anthony Ponazillo
Mary Ann Guile
Martone
Mary Bolton
Charles Aldrich
Children's Film Show Scheduled at Mechanicville Library
The Mechanicville District Public Library hosts a Thursday children's film program themed Popular Pets. Films include Whistle For Willie Tinker The Otter and Mr Moto Takes A Walk starting at 10 a.m. in the former Presbyterian Church house, 5 Main Street. Sponsored by the library with the Southern Adirondack Library System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville District Public Library
Willie
Tinker the Otter
Mr Moto
Presbyterian Church
Main Street
Southern Adirondack Library System
No Place Like Home For Fresh Air Girl
An eight year old girl who arrived in Mechanicville for a fresh air program feared abandonment as she stayed in upstate country. Mrs Ann Messore deputy commissioner of public safety arranged her return to New York City aboard yesterday’s 2 PM train from Albany, escorted by a Sche nectady fresh air fund aide returning another child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Ann Messore
Babcock Lake Property Owners Meet This Evening
The second membership meeting of the Babcock Lake Property Owners Association will be held tonight at 8 p.m. at the Community Center with Edward Mohan presiding. Nearby social visits include Mr and Mrs Frank Travis of West Haven Conn visiting Mr and Mrs Clarence Myers. Also noted are wedding guests Kenneth Smith formerly of Hoosick Falls now Hartford Conn and Mary Anne Barber of Hoosick Falls, attended by Mrs Anthony Portanova of Albany and Mr and Mrs Edward Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock Lake Property Owners Association
Edward Mohan
Babcock Lake
Frank Travis
West Haven
Conn
Clarence Myers
Thomas Beaumont
Robert and
Paul
Pleasantdale Covenant Church Prayer Service Notice
Rev Joseph A Herner announces a midweek prayer service at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Pleasantdale Covenant Church Members of the Volunteer Fire Department will meet tomorrow at 6 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantdale Covenant Church
Joseph A. Herner
Volunteers Fire Department
Crossword puzzle clues snapshot across and down
A fragment shows a crossword puzzle grid with across and down clues labeled by numbers and some partial word hints. Items include 2Leavy, 12-Comdonut tee, 13-Word of sorrow, 7-Residue, 8 Oars, 15-Title of respect, 9.88 mistaken, and many more scattered clues with partial answers and references to authors, places, and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Belgium
Puzzle Answer Compiled: Weekday Clues and Terms
Saturday’s Puazle item answers include a Hebrew month and metal fastener with host and music hints. The clue set also points to prefix meaning three and a male sheep, then a time-related word meaning before.
Bridge Hands By Jacoby
North no trumps with ace king and queen small values, South holds a long heart sequence and a void in clubs, west shows 4853 and a 4N? rebid. The diagram hints at standard five card majors and a lead of spade from South.
Bridge bidding and play discussed by Jim and Oswald
Jim and Oswald analyze a clinching hand with North's three heart cue bid and Norths slam, debating rebids, suit play, and trump strategy. They sketch lines including club ruffing, establishing diamonds, and timing to develop tricks while East shows out and West connection trends emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Oswald
North
South
East
West
Unemployment in Troy Albany Schenectady Holds Low Pace
State Labor Dept reports June unemployment in the Troy Albany Schenectady three counties at 3.1 percent with 9,700 out of work, behind only Rochester and Rockland Westchester in the New York metro area. A year ago 8,600 were unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy- Albany-Schenectady
State Labor Dept
Rochester
Rockland
Westchester
New York
Troy-Albany-Schenectady
Labor Department
Westchester County
Rockland County
Area Group Volunteers For Puerto Rico Mission Service
Area youths from Troy Wynantskill Watervliet and Green Island join 28 area volunteers for a five week Puerto Rico mission effort at the El Guado station of the Presbytery of Puerto Rico 80 miles from San Juan They will assist in public health machine shop cottage industry experimental farming and Head Start work and help construct a chapel and staff home while also joining a college age Presbyterian conference Local leaders include Rev John B R Sisley Bethany Church Menands Rev Paul Wilson Gloversville First Presbyterian and Miss Lois Gundrum Watervliet Miss Nancy Carroll Green Island and Miss Karen Baker among the staff and volunteers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Guado
Presbytery of
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Tropics
Island
William Sawyer
Susan Daley
Troy
Third ‘Presbyterian Church
Neil Bonesteel
the Wynantskill
Nancy Carroll
Green Island
St. John’s Episcopal, Church
Cohoes
Lois Gundrum
Jermain Presbyterian Church
Watervliet
John BR. Sisley
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Menands
Paul Wilson
Gloversville
First Presbyterian Church
Lawyer
Miss Carroll
Bethany Church
Karen Baker
Anderson Bowers
Lois Campbell
Robert Hearn
Barbara Keifer
Susan Stemp
Harry Tomlinson
Margaret Tomlinson
Barbara Wheland
Glen Wrightson
Two Injured In River St. Collision
Troy police report a two car crash at River Street and Bond Street in the early hours of Saturday. Patrick N Skaarup 19 was treated at Leonard Hospital for arm shoulder and scalp injuries and released. Pasquale A Pisanelli 40 was held overnight at Samaritan Hospital for a forehead laceration and injuries to elbow and back. he was released Saturday morning. The collision occurred as Pisanelli turned from Bond into River Street and struck Skaarup who was northbound. Both cars towed and ambulance crew transported the injured. patrolmen Tracey and Griswold investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
River and
Bond
Patrick N. Skaarup
RD 2
Leonard Hospital
Pasquale A. Pisanelli
Hill St
Samaritan Hospital
Skaarup
River Street
Pisanelli
Bond Street
Troy Ambulance Service Corp
J. A. Tracey
David Griswold
Electrical Storm Leaves 16 Homeless
London AP reports lightning set thatched houses ablaze during violent thunderstorms in southern England leaving sixteen people homeless. Flooding hit houses and streets while Plymouth endured a four hour blackout as storms swept the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Plymouth
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State Opticians
Elena
MOQUR
Poe
Emisite
Colonie Center
North Main ST
Mechanicville, HW
Maloney
Coats
Emil J. Schmidt
Pleasantdale
Joseph Napples
Jacoby
Volkswagen
Troy Cooley Motors Corp
Troy- Oprnetv
Nest Coast P.D.E
Seeley Rulvery
Sharpes
App
Frank Sherry
Wynantskill
River St
Ane
Ompan
Budgit Dress Shop
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